Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

HEAVEN AND HELL 557
Nakedness, corresponds to innocence; nakedness in heaven (n. 179, 280,
341).
Names, societies and angels in heaven have no names (n. 52 note); no names
in the Word in heaven (n. 520 note).
Nation, eastern nations had a knowledge of correspondences (n. 87 note);
the “poor man” in the Word signifies the nations that long for truth (n.
365).
Natural, the natural Divine (n. 31); sensual men conceive of what is
spiritual as merely a purer natural (n. 38); what comes forth from the
sun of the world is called natural (n. 172); angels cannot give expression
to things in a natural way (n. 246); the natural is the outmost (n. 305
note); nothing natural exists without something spiritual corresponding
to it (n. 487); natural beings see such things as are from a natural origin
(n. 582).
Nature, all nature has its beginnings in the sun of the world (n. 116); all
things of nature are correspondences (n. 101–107); all nature is a theater
representative of the Lord’s kingdom (n. 106 note); nature is relatively
dead, and is subservient to things spiritual (n. 489); all things in nature
are forms or effects of uses (n. 112); the body not a product of nature (n.
102); those that acknowledge nature in place of the Divine (n. 353);
hells in which are those that have acknowledged nature and denied the
Divine (n. 575); nature of the evil in the second state after death (n.
508); everyone in the spiritual world acts from his nature (n. 574).
Neighbor, what the neighbor is (n. 217 note, 290, 481 note, 558 [b] note);
nature of love to the neighbor (n. 15, 16, 255 note, 399); true and false
love to the neighbor (n. 558); in heaven good is the neighbor (n. 64); in
the highest sense the Lord is the neighbor (n. 64 note); in heaven the
neighbor is loved more than self (n. 406); delights of the soul flow from
love to the Lord and the neighbor (n. 396).
Nervous System, described (n. 212).
Night signifies absence of love and wisdom; no night in heaven (n. 115).
Nostrils of the Greatest Man (n. 96).
Numbers, their correspondence (n. 263); all numbers in the Word signify
things; their multiples have the same significance (n. 73 note); number
of the hells (Chap. 61).
Nutriment, knowledge, intelligence, and wisdom are spiritual nutriment (n.
274, 340).
Obedience, the ear corresponds to obedience (n. 271); those in the ears of
the Greatest Man are in attention and obedience (n. 96); in heaven rulers
accept honor for the sake of obedience (n. 218); obedience as a motive for
work (n. 472).
Objects, nature of objects in heaven (n. 171, 172).
Obsession, how it was accomplished; it is no longer possible (n. 257);
obsession of the mind of men still common (n. 257 note).
Occupation in heaven is from correspondence (n. 394).
Odor signifies what is agreeable or disagreeable (n. 287); foul odors from the
hells (n. 134 note).
Offspring, of marriage (n. 382 [b]).
One, the Divine is One and that One is the Lord (n. 2).
Organs, societies correspond to organs (n. 217); are the subjects of the
special senses (n. 434).
Order is from the supreme good (n. 322); the true order of man’s life (n.
352); the Incarnation became necessary because man had destroyed