The Wider Hope: Universalists Beyond the Denomination

A Revelation of the Everlasting Gospel-Message

A revelation of the everlasting gospel-message,... 1697

Jane Lead, the visionary at the center of London's Philadelphian Society, here announces the everlasting gospel: the restitution of the whole lapsed creation through the ages to come. The tract's influence ran far beyond her circle — its German translation, published the same year, converted Johann Wilhelm and Johanna Eleonora Petersen, whose Mystērion Apokatastaseōs Pantōn (also in this collection) carried the doctrine into the great German Pietist controversy, from which it returned to England and America through Siegvolck's Everlasting Gospel. The scan is from the British Library's copy.

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