The Grave of False Theology

The Fifth Letter.

To the same person, by way of explanation: that God has never desired anything else from mankind than that they should cling to Him with their will; whereas all other laws and commandmentsoriginal: "Geseze und Gebohte". The author differentiates between the singular divine will and the various religious laws that he argues were only necessary because of human failure. of God took their origin solely from the sin of man. For GOD has never placed heavy burdens on people's shoulders, but they have loaded these upon themselves through their sins.

The Sixth Letter.

To the same person, to show him that a soul who is taught directly by the Holy Spiritabbreviated in original as "H. Geiste". This reflects a central tenet of Radical Pietism or mysticism: the "inner word" or direct revelation is superior to "dead letters" or academic study. has no need to read anything or to learn from men, because such things would hinder rather than promote the understanding of the Truth of GOD.