Preface.

I did not wish to keep this to myself, but rather to publicly commit it to print and complete it, so that everyone may see and perceive how unjustly and untruthfully it is attributed to Theophrastus Theophrastus von Hohenheim, better known as Paracelsus (1493–1541), the famous physician and alchemist. as if he denied this joyful, comforting, and Christian article of our faith. However, at the end of this little book—as in many other places—one sees the exact opposite. Theophrastus understands this article in no other way than how Paul describes it to the Corinthians A reference to 1 Corinthians 15, which discusses the resurrection of the dead.. If Paul is wrong in that matter, then we would gladly let Theophrastus fall. But if the teaching of Theophrastus agrees with the holy Paul, it is easily noticed from what [false] foundation Paracelsus is belittled everywhere. For