Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

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earth (Chap. 13); correspondence of all things of heaven with all things
of man (Chap. 12); all correspondence with heaven is with the Lord’s
Divine human (n. 101); from the Lord’s Divine human heaven as a
whole and in part reflects man (Chap. 11); the Divine human flows into
heaven and makes heaven (n. 86 extract); man’s communication with
heaven (n. 204); when men talk with angels they also see the things of
heaven (n. 252); heaven opened to interior sight (n. 171); those of the
ancient church had communication with heaven by means of
correspondences (n. 87); heaven not received through baptism (n. 329);
no one without a conception of the Divine can enter heaven (n. 2, 82);
the Lord the God of heaven (n. 2, 5); degrees in heaven (n. 34, 38 note,
39); heaven flows into the functions and uses of the bodily members (n.
96); uses in heaven (n. 361); renewed youth in heaven (n. 414);
employment in heaven (Chap. 41); communication of all things in
heaven (n. 268); dominion in heaven (n. 564); worship in heaven (Chap.
25); government in heaven (Chap. 24); those that administer
ecclesiastical affairs and preach in heaven (n. 393); writing in heaven
(Chap. 29); writing varies in the different heavens (n. 261); influx from
heaven to heaven (n. 206, 207); light and heat in heaven (Chap. 15, n.
567); nothing in heaven to correspond to night (n. 155); marriages and
marriage love in heaven (Chap. 40); why heaven is likened in the Word
to marriage (n. 371); heaven a marriage of good and truth (n. 374);
advance of marriage love toward heaven (n. 386); the wise and simple in
heaven (Chap. 37); simple-minded in heaven (n. 18); rich and poor in
heaven (Chap. 39); the poor instructed in heaven (n. 364); the heathen
in heaven (Chap. 36); Chinese, Jews, and Africans in heaven (n. 326);
conjunction of heaven with those outside the church (n. 308); “a new
heaven and a new earth” means a new church (n. 307); the church the
Lord’s heaven on earth (n. 57); the sun in heaven (Chap. 14); all things
seen in heaven originate from the Lord as a sun (n. 117); in heaven all
things come from the Lord (n. 173); the distances of the various heavens
from the Lord as a sun (n. 120); all in heaven turned continually to the
Lord as a sun or as a moon (n. 123); all things determined in heaven
according to the Lord’s presence (n. 199); the Lord often appears in
heaven as an angel, but not in person (n. 121); heaven is heaven from the
Lord’s Divine (n. 304); the state of heaven before the Lord’s coming (n.
86 extract); life of heaven implanted in all by the Lord (n. 522); the life
that leads to heaven a life in the world (n. 358, 360, 535); all are
received into heaven who have loved truth and good (n. 350); heaven
consists of all from the beginning of this earth that have lived a good life
(n. 415, 416); he who has heaven in himself has it in all things least and
greatest (n. 58); heaven is within one (n. 33, 319); is within the angels
(n. 53); heaven in each one differs (n. 319); space in heaven (Chap. 22);
time in heaven (Chap. 18); no time or space in heaven, but a progression
of all things (n. 163); extension in heaven is not determinate (n. 85); the
three dimensions in heaven (n. 197); representatives and appearances in
heaven (Chap. 19); appearances in heaven illustrated (n. 176); in heaven
people often appear to be where their look is fixed (n. 121); nature of
objects in heaven (n. 171, 172); things that appear to the angels have real
existence (n. 175); many objects in heaven described (n. 189); houses,
gardens, cities, palaces, etc., in heaven (n. 184, 185); appearance of
external things in heaven changes with the changes of the angels’
interiors (n. 156); appearances in heaven the same as in the world (n.
464); delights of the landscape, etc., in heaven (n. 489); joy and