The Lives of Angels - Emanuel Swedenborg - Books - Swedenborg Foundation - 9780877854289 - September 9, 2024
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The Lives of Angels 1st edition

Emanuel Swedenborg

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The Lives of Angels 1st edition

Until his mid-fifties, Emanuel Swedenborg (1688–1772) was merely a genius. As a young man, he traveled extensively throughout Europe to study the cutting-edge science of his time. Upon returning to his native Sweden, he went to work for the board of mines, where he introduced technical advances and gained an international reputation for his understanding of mechanics and metallurgy. In his spare time, he published studies in mathematics, astronomy, economic theory, and anatomy.

As his professional career was winding to a close, a remarkable spiritual awakening changed the course of his life. He believed that God allowed him to journey in spirit form to the afterlife and talk to angels, devils, and the spirits of the departed—not just once, but continuously, for decades—and he spent the rest of his life recording what he saw.

The Lives of Angels is a collection of Swedenborg?s most striking insights about life in heaven, with vivid descriptions of angels? homes, their language, their communities, and even their romantic relationships. He tells us that angels are with us throughout our lives, guiding and supporting us, and that any person on earth can become an angel after death if he or she is loving and selfless. The introduction by Grant Schnarr gives readers a modern framework for understanding Swedenborg?s compelling vision of the spiritual world.


156 pages

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
To be released September 9, 2024
ISBN13 9780877854289
Publishers Swedenborg Foundation
Pages 156
Dimensions 140 × 216 × 30 mm   ·   227 g
Language English  
Translator Cooper, Lisa Hyatt
Translator Dole, George F.

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