B) The heavenly, angelic world woven by celestial colour rays of light, spiritual music, sacred words and inhabited by myriads of light beings. This world corresponds to the astral cosmos in ...

The original map, drawn by Dutch theologian and humanist Christian Kruik van Adrichem (1533–1585), portrays an imagined Jerusalem at the time of Jesus, including the City of David and Mount Zion ...

In case of abuse, In the previous Post I introduced a few possible new Posts for clarification and substantiating the first four Heavens in the new Heavenly-Jerusalem cosmic cycle. Now I will ...

This 1584 map of Jerusalem, made by a European priest who never visited the city, portrays scenes from the life of Christ in vivid color. This excerpt is taken from National Geographic’s new ...

but also heraldic spatial markings that were connected with the topos of the heavenly Jerusalem. The guiding question will be as to which medial intrinsic logics are brought to the discourse about the ...