Revelations of Divine Love

Revelations of Divine Love originally written by Julian of Norwich in the 14th century and translated by G. Warrack in 1912 is a profound theological work that reflects Julian’s mystical visions. The book centers on a series of sixteen revelations that Julian experienced during a near-death illness which she interprets as insights into God’s infinite love and mercy. Warrack’s edition makes these spiritual reflections accessible to modern readers while preserving their depth and sincerity. Julian explores themes such as the nature of sin divine grace and the intimate relationship between God and humanity. Her groundbreaking portrayal of God’s love as nurturing and maternal is particularly striking. She reassures readers that “all shall be well� emphasizing the ultimate redemption and unity of all creation with God. Her reflections balance personal faith with universal theological insights.