Selected

EXTRACTS

from

the anointed

The term "anointed" (German: gesalbten) was frequently used in radical Pietist circles to denote writings or individuals believed to be under the direct influence and blessing of the Holy Spirit.

Letters

of the man of God

Joh. Wilh. Überfeld’s.

Johann Wilhelm Überfeld (1659–1731) was a prominent figure in the radical Pietist movement and a devoted editor of the works of the mystic Jacob Böhme.

An ornamental monogram featuring the intertwined letters "J", "W", and "U" (representing Johann Wilhelm Überfeld). The monogram is set within a stylized wreath of laurel or palm branches and is surmounted by a crown with radiating lines of light.

Printed in the year 1740.