The Way to Divine Knowledge

About this book

William Law's dialogue on how God is truly known, published in 1752. Following the teaching of Jakob Boehme, Law argues that divine knowledge is not gained by reasoning about God from outside, but by the life of God formed within the soul. It is a key text for Law's later, Boehme-influenced period and a demanding companion to his earlier devotional works.

Contents

1. The First Dialogue · Part 1
2. The First Dialogue · Part 2 🔒
3. The First Dialogue · Part 3 🔒
4. The First Dialogue · Part 4 🔒
5. The Second Dialogue · Part 1 🔒
6. The Second Dialogue · Part 2 🔒
7. The Second Dialogue · Part 3 🔒
8. The Second Dialogue · Part 4 🔒
9. The Second Dialogue · Part 5 🔒
10. The Third Dialogue · Part 1 🔒
11. The Third Dialogue · Part 2 🔒
12. The Third Dialogue · Part 3 🔒
13. The Third Dialogue · Part 4 🔒