Author:Jakob Böhme

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Jakob Böhme (1575–1624)

sister projects: Wikipedia article, Commons category. Jakob Böhme was a German Christian mystic. He is also known as Jacob Behmen.

Jakob Böhme

Works

• Aurora: Die Morgenröte im Aufgang (unfinished) (1612)[1][2]
• The Three Principles of the Divine Essence (1612)[3][4]
• The Threefold Life of Man (1620)[5][6]
• Answers to Forty Questions Concerning the Soul (1620)[7][8]
• The Treatise of the Incarnations (1620)[9]

I. Of the Incarnation of Jesus Christ

II. Of the Suffering, Dying, Death and Resurrection of Christ

III. Of the Tree of Faith

• The Great Six Points (1620)
• Of the Earthly and of the Heavenly Mystery (1620)
• Of the Last Times (1620)
• The Signature of All Things (1621)[10]
• The Four Complexions (1621)[11]
• The Way to Christ, 1623[12]

Of True Repentance

Of True Resignation

Of Regeneration

Of the Super Sensual Life

Of Heaven and Hell

The Way from Darkness to True Illumination

• Of Predestination (1623)[13]
• Election of Grace (1623)[14]
• A Short Compendium of Repentance (1623)
• The Mysterium Magnum (1623)[15][16]
• Annex to The Mysterium Magnum: Four Tables of Divine Revelation (1623)[17]
• A Table of the Divine Manifestation, or an Exposition of the Threefold World (1623)
• The Supersensual Life (1624)
• Of Divine Contemplation or Vision (unfinished) (1624)
• Of Christ's Testaments (1624)[18]

I. Baptism

II. The Supper

• Of Illumination (1624)
• 177 Theosophic Questions, with Answers to Thirteen of Them (unfinished) (1624)
• An Epitome of the Mysterium Magnum (1624)
• The Holy Week or a Prayer Book (unfinished) (1624)
• A Table of the Three Principles (1624)
• Of the Last Judgement (lost) (1624)
• The Clavis (1624)[19][20]
• Sixty-two Theosophic Epistles (1618-1624)

Works about Böhme

• “Boehme, Jakob” in Encyclopædia Britannica, (11th ed.), 1911.
• “Bohme, Jakob” in The Encyclopedia Americana. New York, 1920.

Works by this author published before January 1, 1923 are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.