Schelling’s lectures on the philosophy of revelation form a central part of his late work. He fundamentally developed them further during his time in Berlin from 1841 onwards – this received little attention from previous research. This is primarily due to the sources for his late philosophy. The ›Sämmtliche Werke‹ make the changes that Schelling made to his philosophy of revelation in Berlin invisible and pretend a completed text. On the basis of new sources, this volume is the first to analyse and reconstruct his Berlin lectures on the philosophy of revelation from the years 1841/42, 1842/43 and 1844 in a collection of papers. – With contributions by Nora Angleys, Christopher Arnold, Oleg Beltek, Christoph Binkelmann, Thomas Buchheim, Christian Danz, Stefan Gerlach, Michael Hackl, Philipp Höfele, Bernhard Lasser, Henning Tegtmeyer, and Carlos Zorrilla Piña.