Fundamental Foundation /

Two Opposing Natures

The True Christian Doctrine in the Spirit /

The False Doctrine of the Earthly Nature:

Wherein both the internal, essential working of GOD, as well as the false working of the earthly nature The author uses "earthly nature" (irdisches Wesen) to describe the ego-driven, worldly part of a human that resists the divine., together with the impulse and business of Satan, is clearly revealed and made known within a soul surrendering itself to the obedience of GOD.

And indeed, for the benefit of the poor human being in this abominable corruption: whether he might thereby be delivered from his blindness, recognize and perceive the working of GOD in his soul, and learn to distinguish such from the working of earthly reason and of Satan: to withdraw himself from both: to forsake their service and comfort: and in contrast, to attain the true service of God in the spirit for the renewal of life, and to become a partaker of an essential comfort in his soul.

Along with a detailed indication and report, how the writer of this little book was driven by the in-speaking Spirit The "in-speaking Spirit" (einsprechenden Geist) refers to the "Inner Word" or direct divine inspiration, a core concept for spiritualist writers like Hiel. and called by GOD out of the devastated heathendom original: "verwüsten Heydenschafft"; likely referring to a state of spiritual ignorance or a life lived without the light of Christ, to give testimony of Him.

H I E L,

The Uniform Life of God. Hiel was the pseudonym of Hendrik Jansen van Barrefelt (c. 1520–1594), a Dutch mystic and associate of the printer Christophe Plantin. The name Hiel signifies "Life of God" in his symbolic interpretation.

Hearken unto me, ye that know righteousness; You people in whose heart is my law: fear ye not the reproach of mortal men, and be not terrified when they revile you. Isaiah 51 v. 7.