Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

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mean something belonging to the Lord (n. 391); the Lord conjoins or
separates the angels according to their good (n. 45, 383); all the power
of the angels is from the Lord (n. 230); he gives houses to the angels
according to their perception of good and truth (n. 190); employments
of the angels are really employments of the Lord (n. 391); what is
arranged by the Lord is above the thought and transcends the wisdom of
the angels (n. 39); he sees the angels in the forehead (n. 145); he turns
the angels to himself (n. 143 note); his appearance to the angels (n. 55,
118); when he appears in the midst of the angels they appear as one
angelic form (n. 52); he appears in heaven as an angel, but not in person
(n. 121); angels say that they are in the Lord’s body (n. 81); the angels of
the inmost heaven live as it were in the Lord (n. 280); angels of the
inmost heaven are in love to the Lord (n. 271); those in heaven are in
the Lord and the Lord is in them (n. 8, 11); the Lord is the sun of heaven
(n. 117, 120, 159, 549); the Lord seen as a moon (n. 118); the Lord the
common center in heaven (n. 124); in heaven the Lord is the All-in-all
(n. 58); worship of the Lord in heaven (n. 506); the Lord the God of
heaven (n. 2, 5); his presence in heaven (n. 147); heaven is where the
Lord is acknowledged, believed in, and loved (n. 56); those in heaven are
in the Lord (n. 86 extract); heaven in the Lord’s sight is in human form
(n. 62); he directs all the heavens as if they were one angel (n. 52); he
withholds those in heaven from what is their own (n. 158); each heaven,
society, and angel is a likeness of the Lord (n. 72); he conjoins all in
heaven by means of influx, direct or mediate (n. 37); in the spiritual
kingdom the Lord governs mediately through governors (n. 215);
government in the celestial kingdom belongs to the Lord alone (n. 214);
he receives and teaches all who die in childhood (n. 416); children are
under his immediate auspices (n. 277, 332); he flows into the ideas of
little children chiefly from inmosts (n. 336); his resurrection taught to
children in heaven (n. 334). (See Divine, human, Love.)
Love, heat corresponds to love (n. 135); forehead corresponds to love (n.
145); mountains signify celestial love, hills spiritual love (n. 188); as
things in heaven correspond to goods and truths they correspond to love
and wisdom (n. 155, 166); good of love corresponds to fire (n. 118);
angels are in the good of the Lord’s love (n. 81); the celestial kingdom is
the voluntary part of heaven and in it the good of love reigns (n. 95);
love kindles the will (n. 473); what a man loves that he wills (n. 500);
after death man is his own love and his own will (n. 479, 547); spiritual
heat is the essence of love (n. 133, 567); vital heat is from love (n. 447);
all life and heat are from love (n. 14, 17); the quality of the love
determines the quality of the life (n. 14); the quality of love is
determined by the end or use (n. 565); wisdom is loving use (n. 390);
love of use in heaven (n. 393, 394); love of serving is the basis of
heavenly happiness (n. 408); all delight flows from love (n. 396); love is
reciprocal (n. 350); love in act endures (n. 483); genuine love of truth
defined (n. 468); love in animals (n. 135); celestial and spiritual love (n.
33); everything of love is good (n. 232); the love of doing good (n. 64);
the effect of love depends upon the nature of that into which it flows (n.
569); love is receptive of all things in harmony with itself, and discards
all else (n. 18, 349); true and false love to the neighbor (n. 558 [b]); love
from which deeds are done is either heavenly or infernal (n. 484); states
in the world of those in selfish and unselfish love (n. 401); in what
heavenly love consists (n. 481); it is the nature of heavenly love to share
all things (n. 399); delights of those in heavenly love (n. 489); love of