The Signature of All Things

Chapter XVI

Historical English translation published 1912, complete 16 chapters Jacob Boehme

[274] Becomes impotent.

[275] The caput mortuum.

[276] Law, or appointment.

[277] Or in a creaturely manner.

[278] Or in a creaturely manner.

[279] Or fly from thence as a smoke.

[280] Seething

[281] Seething

[282] Or as to its inward motion

[283] Or seethe

[284] Nauseate, abomination.

[285] Unregenerated

[286] Or all creatures

[287] Nauseate, or loathsomeness.

[288] Entire

[289] Or proceeding from

[290] Text, spew out.

[291] Or working property.

[292] Our own enemies.

[293] Voice or breath

[294] That Christ once died and suffered for us, etc.

[295] Or works desire.

[296] Bear, or carry

[297] Text, a pilferer from God and his substance

[298] Spewing out.

[299] Lubet or longing desire.

[300] Or, this is always the end.

[301] Counterpoised

[302] Or, This is spoken without any ground or foundation

[303] Or die.

[304] Or birthright.

[305] Text, comforted us