Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

HEAVEN AND HELL 560
Printing in heaven (n. 258).
Procreation in heaven and on earth (n. 382); Divine order renews itself in
procreation (n. 315).
Profanation, those that profane truths are cast into the lowest hells (n. 456).
Progression of all things in heaven (n. 163).
Prophets, they saw angels with their spiritual eyes (n. 76); how the Lord
spoke with the prophets (n. 254).
Proprium of angels (n. 158); those in genuine innocence are kept apart
from their proprium (n. 278).
Providence, the poor may have ill thoughts about Divine providence (n.
364).
Prudence, children have no prudence (n. 277).
Pulse, during resuscitation (n. 449).
Punishment in hell (n. 543, 574, 581); there is no punishment in the other
life for inherited evils (n. 342); punishment of the wicked in the second
state after death (n. 509); punishment of spirits is not from the Lord, but
from the evil itself (n. 550).
Quality, everyone’s quality is determined by the quality of his understanding
and will (n. 60); a man’s quality is known to the angels from his use of
vowels (n. 241); the quality of deeds and works is determined by the
thought and will behind them (n. 472); the quality of love is determined
by its end or use (n. 565).
Quarters in heaven (Chap. 16, n. 17); they signify such things as pertain to
those that dwell in them (n. 150); they differ in the different heavenly
kingdoms (n. 146); places of abode in heaven are in different quarters
according to the qualities of the angels (n. 148); they are not fixed in the
spiritual world (n. 123); they are determined in each world by its sun (n.
141).
Race, the human race is maintained by the Lord by equilibrium (n. 592);
marriages are the seminaries of the race (n. 384); the universe was
created for the race (n. 417 extract); those of the race outside the church
where the Word is, draw their life from that church (n. 308); one-fifth
to one-quarter of the race dies in childhood (n. 416); conjunction of
heaven with the race (Chap. 32); heaven and hell are from the human
race (Chap. 35, n. 311); the similarity of the human and angelic minds a
proof that heaven is from the human race (n. 314).
Rational, the rational is either enriched or destroyed by knowledges (n. 356
extract); the rational in heaven is clearer (n. 465); cultivation of the
rational faculty (n. 468, 489); beasts have no rational faculty (n. 108).
Rationality, true and false (n. 464); the evil are deprived of their rationality
after death (n. 506).
Reason, the reason of sensual men (n. 267 note, 353); what those that think
from interior reason can perceive (n. 303).
Reasoning of spirits about what is to be believed (n. 320); it may defend any
delight, evil or good (n. 385); reasoning about truth and falsity (n. 455).
Receptacle, knowledges are receptacles for good and truth (n. 356 extract).
Reception is measured by the love (n. 349); reception of the Lord means
reception of good and truth from him (n. 80); angels are receptions of
Divine good and truth (n. 232); reception of rich and poor into heaven
(n. 357).
Reformation, how it is effected (n. 424); is aided by evil spirits (n. 293).