Boehme

[ bey-muh, boh-; German bœ-muh ]

noun

1. Ja·kob [yah, -kawp]. Böhme, Jakob.

Example Sentences

The third settler was George Boehme, who landed with the first steamer and, within an hour or two, invested in lots.

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Boehme always professed that a direct inward opening or illumination was the only source of his speculative power.

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Richter died in August 1624, and Boehme did not long survive his pertinacious foe.

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Boehme is always greatest when he breaks away from his fancies and his trammels, and allows speech to the voice of his heart.

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Boehme does not resort to dualism, nor has he the smallest sympathy with a pantheistic repudiation of the fact of sin.

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