Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

HEAVEN AND HELL 530
Devil, evil is from the devil (n. 291); meaning of term (n. 311, 544); none
created angels and cast out (n. 311). (See Lucifer, Satan.)
Dictation, the Lord spoke with the prophets by dictation through spirits (n.
254).
Dignity, angels’ places of abode depend upon their dignity (n. 183); angels
ascribe their dignity to their use (n. 389); dignities and riches not real
blessings (n. 364 note); to be exalted to dignities (n. 564).
Direction in heaven (n. 142, 143, 151).
Dimensions, meaning of the three dimensions (n. 197).
Disposition of little children in heaven (n. 338).
Distance in heaven is a matter of states of life (n. 42, 192 note, 195).
Diversity, the basis of unity and perfection (n. 405).
Divine, angels cannot think of the Divine as three, because it is one (n. 2); a
highest degree in all angels into which the Divine flows (n. 39); angels
conceive of the Divine as in human form (n. 79); celestial angels receive
the Divine more interiorly than spiritual angels (n. 21); angels see the
Divine in all things of heaven through correspondence (n. 185, 270); the
Divine flowing into the minds of angels (n. 489); divisions in heaven
depend on the angels’ reception of the Divine of the Lord (Chap. 4).
The Divine that goes forth from the Lord has the same order as the three
heavens (n. 29); the Divine that goes forth from the Lord flows chiefly
into marriage love (n. 371); the Divine that goes forth from the Lord is
love (n. 17); the Lord distinguished in heaven by the Divine shining
through (n. 55); the Divine was in the Lord from very conception (n. 86
extract); the Lord’s church is with all who acknowledge the Divine and
live in charity (n. 308); what the Divine of the Lord is (n. 136); the
Lord’s Divine Itself is far above his Divine in heaven. (n. 118 note). The
Divine in the heavens (Chap. 3, n. 31); the Divine of the Lord makes
heaven (Chap. 2, n. 55, 59, 304); true insight in regard to heaven is the
Divine flowing in (n. 74); no one without a conception of the Divine
can enter heaven (n. 82); in heaven no other Divine than the Divine
human is recognized (n. 86 extract). Condition after death of those that
believe in an invisible Divine (n. 3); all intelligence and wisdom that are
separated from an acknowledgment of the Divine are false (n. 353); men
who deny the Divine (n. 353, 354, 508); hypocrites are those that have
not acknowledged the Divine (n. 458); an evil life is a denial of the
Divine (n. 506); the Divine can temporarily turn evil spirits to the
comprehension of truth (n. 455); love of self separates from the Divine
(n. 558 [a], 561); what is contrary to Divine order is contrary to the
Divine (n. 523); hells in which are those that have denied the Divine (n.
575); infernal fire in respect to the Divine (n. 570); the Divine alone is
able to resist the hells (n. 592); men of the olden time had an idea of the
Divine as human (n. 84); to live a moral life out of regard for the Divine
(n. 319); how man’s interiors are formed from looking to the Divine (n.
351); confirmation of the Divine by the really wise (n. 356); man
alienates himself from the Divine by self-love (n. 360); man has an
inmost into which the Divine flows; beasts have not (n. 435); how the
Divine flows into man (n. 512); denial or acknowledgment of the Divine
determines man’s condition after death (n. 584); the Divine is
worshiped in human form in other earths (n. 321); the Divine is in all
good uses (n. 361); the Divine is charity toward the neighbor (n. 13), is
love (n. 14), is the motive in spiritual life (n. 530); the first and chief
thing of every religion is to acknowledge the Divine (n. 319); all things
in the world spring from the Divine (n. 108); all power is from the