Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

HEAVEN AND HELL 519
Index
Abodes of angels (Chap. 21, n. 183, 184); places of abode in heaven (n.
148, 149).
Abraham, why mentioned in the Word (n. 526); unknown in heaven (n.
526 note).
Action and reaction of heaven and hell (n. 537); action and reaction depend
upon equilibrium (n. 589).
Acts, man’s acts uses (n. 112); man’s speech and acts governed by influx (n.
296); must be just if a man is to enter heaven (n. 358); affection must
flow forth in acts (n. 360); acts of the body are those of an instrument
merely (n. 432); love in act endures (n. 483); outward acts are such as
are the intentions and thoughts (n. 495).
Administration of heavenly affairs (n. 388, 389).
Adoration of the Lord by an idolater (n. 324).
Adulterers are unmerciful and destitute of religion (n. 385 note); defined
(n. 386); their delights in the other life (n. 488).
Adultery, a delight in falsity conjoined to evil (n. 374, 384); adultery is
profane: a marriage of falsity and evil (n. 384, 385).
Adults, difference between those that die as infants and those that die as
adults (n. 345); where and how those that die as adults are prepared for
heaven (n. 514, 515).
Affairs of heaven (n. 388).
Affections expressed in angelic speech (n. 336, 244); expressed by tone (n.
269); expressed by written characters (n. 261); animals correspond to
various affections (n. 110); vegetable foods correspond to affection for
good and truth (n. 111); must terminate in the world in acts (n. 360);
affections of the spirit communicate with the heart (n. 446); ascribed to
the heart, although not in it or near it (n. 95); affections of marriage love
represented in heaven (n. 382 [a]); everyone has many affections, but the
ruling one is in them all (n. 236); the ruling affection determines the
character of the face in the other life (n. 47, 48, 457); everyone in
spiritual world an image of his affection or love (n. 498); are shared in
world of spirits (n. 552); spirits are in human form corresponding to
their affections; affections for truth insinuated into good spirits (n. 517);
affections of children in heaven (n. 331, 334, 345); influx of children in
heaven almost solely a matter of affections (n. 336); affections of evil
spirits that cause melancholy (n. 299); genii act upon the affections (n.
579); affections of those in self-love (n. 561); affections of hypocrites
render them misshapen (n. 458); extension of thought and affections (n.
203); man’s thought and affection extended in heaven or hell according
to his ruling love (n. 477); removed during resuscitation (n. 449);
remain after death (Chap. 47); affections in heaven described (n. 413);
genuine affection for truth (n. 347); affections for good and truth
determine the degree of interior wisdom in heaven (n. 469); delights of
the soul are affections for good and truth (n. 396); in heaven the more
interior the affection the greater the beauty (n. 459); affections of a higher
heaven never perceived in a lower (n. 210); contrariety of affection