Notes and Materials for an Adequate Biography of the Celebrated Divine and Theosopher, William Law: Comprising an Elucidation of the Scope and Contents of the Writings of Jacob Bohme, and of His Great Commentator, Dionysius Andreas Freher. This item is unavailable.Notes and Materials for an Adequate Biography of the Celebrated Divine and Theosopher, William Law: Comprising an Elucidation of the Scope and Contents of the Writings of Jacob Bohme, and of His Great Commentator, Dionysius Andreas Freher

Notes And Materials For An Adequate Biography Of The Celebrated Divine And Theosopher, William Law: Comprising An Elucidation Of The Scope And Contents Of The Writings Of Jacob Bohme, And Of His Great Commentator, Dionysius Andreas Freher is a densely editorial, theosophical prospectus that presents a syncretic Christian mysticism. It frames William Law, Jacob Boehme, and Freher within a broader program that seeks to unite doctrine, philosophy, and esoteric science into a practical Theosophic system. The work envisions a universal wisdom accessible through a Theosophic College, arguing that Eastern and Western religious/philosophical traditions converge on divine mysteries. Cosmology is described through three eternal principles (light, darkness, and a third outward principle), with Lucifer’s fall initiating the created order and its eventual purification and restoration. It emphasizes an inward reception of Christ’s life alongside outward sacraments, advocates Spirit-led church leadership over external structures, and outlines a Revelation-based exegesis tied to Boehmian categories. It also proposes publishing plans, a Model Society, and a comprehensive Introduction to Theosophy featuring Law, Boehme, and Freher, all set within a mid-19th-century English Theosophical milieu dedicated to universal mystical reform.