The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-11 00:00:00

THE SOCIETY

For printing and publishing the 07.11 17 NGS of the Hon.
EMANUEL-SWEDENI,ORG, '
Instituted in London in the ?car 18 to;

T a period so awful and portentous as the pre-
sent, in which old systems seem hastening to .their
and.by their removal to make way.for a ne.vand hap-
pier dispensation of the Divine Providence to mankind, it
is of the highest importance to those, whose hopes aspire to.
abetter world, to mark those signs. of the times,which.our
Lord has teretold, should be the harbingers of his second
alining. ft may perhaps excite 'astonishment,- bat it is
iv' the less true, that the second advent •of -tihe'Lord has
actoally taken place, not naturally, but spiritetally to the
minds of men,• by a revelation. of the internal sense of time
S4cred Scriptures, in which the Lord Jesus Christ appears,
with, irresistible conviction, •to the sincere and unpreju-
dked Christian, as the only God of Heaven; and Earth, in
whom is the Divioe‘ 'Prinity..of the Father, Son, and Holy:
Ghost. To 'end this important purpose, it• has pleased
the Cord to make use pt the instrumentality of a mah like
rselves, for the p‘irpose of revealing the illternal,- sense'
the %Vold, and, hi miraculously gifting him: .with the,
of being in tik'slijriqial iiud natural worlds at the
game time,_ to enable him tusee, to understand, and to corn.
municate to mankind the correspondence, and relatiOn sub-
sisting between spiritual and natural things, Is it to be
wondered at, it hat such a diSpensationera-Nouchsafed'to be-
nighted mortals•at this day, when it is considered that the
Word, which- is the Lord, has beenvlio crucifies alew by
Contending seats, and that its letter, wffich as garments', con-
ceal his Divine IVlajesty, has been so torn in pieta, and
'wrested to favour the most pernicious doCtrines ? It it-not
a common observation, that the sincere -seeker after truth
is so bewildered in the .mazes 'of contending systems, as
totally to have lost the clue by which lie can pass through
the divine labyrinth of the letter into the secret recesses of
.the Holy Word? Has not.theindivisible- Divinity been di-
vided into three persons, faith been torn „asunder from.
charity, •chatity,from faith, and all those principles in the
Holy'Word, which should remain eternally united in the
mind of man, been separated, and consequently destroyed in
the dodlrines of modern theology ? In such a consumma-
tion of evil and false principles, is it wonderful that the
1-4t.vine Mercy should interpose, and reveal anew the
portant truths of salvation ? The Works of the above en.
lightened Author, a list of which is hereto subjoined, are
therefore now offered to the public by this Society, as the
Thostefleaual antidote against the dangerous heretics which
tai pL....scht latest the Chtistiat, World, _ .

A rcana Ccelestia, twelve vols. Bvo. SI.
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Index to ditto, 125.
On Heaven and Hell, Bvo.
On the New Jerusalem and its Heavenly Dodrines,
Bvo. is.

On the Earths in our Solar System, Bvo. 2S. 6d.
On the White Horse mentioned in the Revelation's,
tam. Bd.

On the Last judgment, &c. Bvo. es.
A Continuation of ditto, Bvo.
The Dothineot the New Jerusalem concerning the Lord,
121110.

Ditto concerning"the Sacred Scripture, tzmo. 2s.
Ditto concerning Faith, Svo. Is.
The Doittine of Life for the New Jerusalem, tzmo.
is• 4d. •
On Divine Love and Divine Wisdom, Bvo. 7s.
On Divine Providence, Bvo. 8s: • •
The Apocalypse Revealed, two vols. Bvo. 16s.
1 lndck to ditto, Svo. 4s.
On Conjugal Love, &c. 4to.
A Brief Exposition of the Doarines of the New Church,
Bvo. Bs.

On the Intercourse between the Soul and the Body, 121110.
True Christian Religion, 4to. :is.
A Coronis, or Appendix to ditto. '
A Summary Exposition of the internal Sense of the PM-
phets, tzmo. 35. •
The Apocalypse Explained, Svo. vols. a and x, ios, 6d.
each.

A 'General Explication of the Ten Precepts of the Deca.
logue, Svo. I.S. 6d.
On the Athanasian Creed, Svo. 2s. 6d.
A New Quarterly Magazine, called The Intelleaual Re-
pository for the New Church, the First Number was pub-
lished on the rst of I:Hillary, ;Sta.

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