Part of "Posthumous Theological Works" by Emanuel Swedenborg (1668-1772) , originally written in Latin. Translated by John Whitehead and published by the Swedenborg Foundation in 1954, this reading was recorded in 2006. 

The rest of this book and more from Posthumous Works can be downloaded for no charge at www.newchurchaudio.org. www.swedenborg.com also carries audiobooks of Swedenborg's works. To connect with others who are interested in Swedenborg and spirituality, visit www.grandhumanproject.org

This is a part of the collected Posthumous Theological Works by Emanuel Swedenborg. 

The work was originally written in Latin. Swedenborg died in 1772.

Translated by John Whitehead and published by the Swedenborg Foundation in 1954. This reading was recorded in 2006. 

More selections from Posthumous Works can be downloaded for no charge at www.newchurchaudio.org. Search the audiobooks.

Part of the collected Posthumous Theological Works by Emanuel Swedenborg (1668-1772). 

Originally written in Latin. Translated by John Whitehead and published by the Swedenborg Foundation in 1954. This reading was recorded in 2006. 

More selections from Posthumous Works can be downloaded for no charge at www.newchurchaudio.org. Search the audiobooks.

(Note: this is not the same book as "Conversations with Angels" edited by Leonard Fox and Donald Rose, which is also based on works by Swedenborg.)

Written by Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772). 

Translator: Lee Woofenden.

Produced/narrated by Barry Eaton.

Music ©1997 by Peter Dixon from his CD "Stillness & Dreams".

A joint project of The Swedenborg Lending Library & Enquiry Centre, Sydney, Australia and The Swedenborg Foundation, West Chester, Pennsylvania (http://www.swedenborg.com), who own the copyright. All rights reserved by The Swedenborg Foundation. Used with permission. Full audiobook available at www.newchurchaudio.org (free download).

Originally written in Latin by Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772). Translated by John Whitehead. Published by the Swedenborg Foundation. Recorded by Sasha Silverman in 2006 in Bryn Athyn, PA.

More audiobooks from books written by Swedenborg available as free downloads at www.newchurch.org. Some are available on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/4justy

This is a sample from The Coronis - a part of Volume 1 of Posthumous Theological Works of Emanuel Swedenborg. The Coronis is the appendix to his work "True Christian Religion."

This reading was recorded in 2006. The work was originally written in Latin. Swedenborg died in 1772.

Translated by John Whitehead and published by the Swedenborg Foundation in 1954.

For more chapters of the Coronis - they can be downloaded for no charge at www.newchurchaudio.org. Search the audiobooks.

The Doctrine of the Lord was first published in Latin by Emanuel Swedenborg in 1763. This translation, by John Potts was published by The Swedenborg Foundation in 1904. It was recorded by a volunteer in Bryn Athyn, PA in 2004. See www.newchurchaudio.org for the complete audiobook chapters of this and the other works collectively called "The Four Doctrines."

This mp3 contains the first ten minutes of Chapter 1.

A 1957 recording by KR Alden reading the first part of "Brief Readings from Swedenborg's Writings," a booklet prepared by the Swedenborg Foundation.

Many of the quotes are from "Heaven and Hell," originally published by Emanuel Swedenborg in Latin in the year 1758.

More parts available to download at www.newchurchaudio.org

This chapter starts to explain the meaning of the symbolism in the book of Revelation (the Apocalypse), as written by Emanuel Swedenborg in 1766.

This is a sample chapter. The remaining chapters are available for no charge at https://newchurchaudio.org/event.php?event=26552

Recorded in Bryn Athyn, PA (New Church Audio www.newchurchaudio.org)

Arcana Coelestia, Volume 1 Audiobook (partial). Numbers 1-22. For more from this audiobook, visit www.newchurchaudio.org and scroll to "Arcana Coelestia Audiobook" in the Group search. Seven volumes available. Read by Siri Hurst.

Translated from the original Latin by Potts. Published by The Swedenborg Foundation, 1856.

First published in Latin, London, 1749 by Emanuel Swedenborg.

"Arcana Coelestia" is Latin for "Heavenly Secrets"