Jacob Behmen

Jakob B hme or Jacob Behmen was a German philosopher, Christian mystic and Lutheran Protestant theologian. His philosophical-religious oeuvre is remarkable for its richness and originality. It made an impact far beyond German borders, both to the East and to the West. G. W. F. Hegel referred to him as "the first German philosopher". Behmen had to defend his writings against religious and secular authorities alike. Included: THE LIFE OF JACOB BEHMEN, The Teutonic Theosopher. Behmen's nickname "philosophus teutonicus" has to do with the fact that he wrote in his German mother tongue rather than in Latin. THE FIRST BOOK: OF TRUE REPENTANCETHE SECOND BOOK: OF TRUE RESIGNATION OR DYING TO SELFTHE THIRD BOOK: OF REGENERATION OR THE NEW BIRTHTHE FOURTH BOOK: OF THE SUPERSENSUAL LIFE OR THE LIFE WHICH IS ABOVE SENSETHE LIFE OF JACOB BEHMEN by Reverend William Law

Jakob B hme or Jacob Behmen was a German philosopher, Christian mystic and Lutheran Protestant theologian. His philosophical-religious oeuvre is remarkable for its richness and originality. It made an impact far beyond German borders, both to the East and to the West. G. W. F. Hegel referred to him as "the first German philosopher". Behmen had to defend his writings against religious and secular authorities alike. Included: THE LIFE OF JACOB BEHMEN, The Teutonic Theosopher. Behmen's nickname "philosophus teutonicus" has to do with the fact that he wrote in his German mother tongue rather than in Latin. THE FIRST BOOK: OF TRUE REPENTANCETHE SECOND BOOK: OF TRUE RESIGNATION OR DYING TO SELFTHE THIRD BOOK: OF REGENERATION OR THE NEW BIRTHTHE FOURTH BOOK: OF THE SUPERSENSUAL LIFE OR THE LIFE WHICH IS ABOVE SENSE

Jacob B hme or Behmen was a German philosopher, Christian mystic and Lutheran Protestant theologian. His philosophical-religious oeuvre is remarkable for its richness and originality. It made an impact far beyond German borders, both to the East and to the West. G. W. F. Hegel referred to him as "the first German philosopher". Behmen had to defend his writings against religious and secular authorities alike. Included: THE LIFE OF JACOB BEHMEN, The Teutonic Theosopher. Behmen's nickname "philosophus teutonicus" has to do with the fact that he wrote in his German mother tongue rather than in Latin.