Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

HEAVEN AND HELL 541
happiness in heaven (Chap. 42); delights of heaven (n. 397, 399); variety
of uses and delights the basis of heaven (n. 405); two distinct loves in
heaven, love to the Lord and love toward the neighbor (n. 15); love to
the Lord the universal ruling love in heaven (n. 486); love the
foundation of heaven (n. 386); all are conjoined by love in heaven (n.
14); love of rule not possible in heaven (n. 407); the Word in heaven (n.
259); man would have been separated from heaven if it had not been for
the Word (n. 309); heaven is stored up in man’s innocence (n. 276); all
in heaven are in innocence (n. 280); inmost in all the good of heaven is
innocence (n. 282); peace and innocence the two inmost things of
heaven (n. 285); heaven called a habitation of peace (n. 287); heaven is
for all who have lived a life of love and peace (n. 357); life in heaven (n.
506); so far as one is in the form of heaven he is in heaven (n. 203); man
has heaven within him to the extent that he wills and does truths (n.
425); those in heaven are in the Lord and the Lord in them (n. 11);
heaven is where the Lord is acknowledged and loved (n. 56); all in
heaven act as one from the Lord (n. 64); in heaven the Lord is the All-inall
because he is the ruling love (n. 58); truths that are in the light of
heaven (n. 356 extract); little children in heaven (Chap. 37, n. 4); mere
admission into heaven does not give heavenly joy (n. 525); no one enters
heaven by mercy apart from means (Chap. 54, n. 54); self-love separates
from heaven (n. 357); those that do not perform uses for the general
good are cast out of heaven (n. 64); spirits that have confirmed
themselves in a belief in their own power not admitted to heaven (n. 10);
experience in heaven of those that do not belong there (n. 40, 54);
suffering of evil spirits in heaven (n. 400, 481); the sensual man cannot
get a true idea of heaven (n. 85, 86); man’s intention in regard to life
after death due to influx from heaven (n. 607); good spirits grieved at
the ignorance in the church in regard to the things of heaven (n. 77);
man’s erroneous ideas about his relations with heaven (n. 302);
erroneous ideas in regard to the extent of heaven (n. 420). Erroneous
beliefs in the world in regard to heaven and hell (n. 311–313); man
conjoined both to heaven and to hell (n. 599); man’s ruling love is
heaven or hell (n. 477); world of spirits the intermediate state between
heaven and hell (n. 421); equilibrium between heaven and hell (Chap.
62, n. 536); difference between the equilibrium of heaven and that of
hell (n. 591); gates of heaven and hell (n. 428); preparation for heaven
and hell (n. 430); heaven and hell are separated by a difference in state
(n. 193, 400); heaven and hell are from the human race (Chap. 35). (See
Affection, Angel, Charity, Divine, Good, Man, Marriage, Society, State,
Wisdom.)
Hebrew, in some respects it coincides with the language of heaven (n. 236);
vowels in Hebrew (n. 241); ancient Hebrew (n. 260).
Height means a distinction between good and truth according to degrees (n.
197).
Hell, Hells, their appearance, situation, and number (Chap. 61, n. 583,
584, 586, 588); societies in hell (n. 294, 542, 588); in general there are
three hells (n. 542); they are at different distances according to their
opposition to good (n. 120); their position in detail known to the Lord
alone (n. 587); ordered according to the varieties of evil (n. 588);
“satan,” “Lucifer,” etc., mean the different hells (n. 544);
communication between them (n. 588); two kingdoms in hell (n. 596);
quarters, divisions, and limits of hell (n. 151, 587); hell in infinite variety
(n. 405); how it is arranged to maintain an equilibrium (n. 594); the hell