Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

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of state instead of years and days (n. 163); eternity means state, not time,
to angels (n. 167); holy state of those listening to preaching in heaven (n.
224).
Stomach, the spirits that cause melancholy have relation to the stomach (n.
299).
Stones signify truths of faith (n. 188 note); signify divine truth (n. 534);
houses of stone signify what relates to truth (n. 186 note); churches in
the spiritual kingdom are built of stone (n. 223); precious stones in
heaven (n. 489).
Storge, the love called storge (n. 277).
Subject, emissary spirits called subjects (n. 255); man a subject that will serve
as a source and container; the organs are subjects of the special senses (n.
434).
Substance, all things that exist interiorly in man exist in forms which are
substances (n. 418); anything that is supposed to exist apart from a
substantial subject is nothing (n. 434).
Sun, its correspondence (n. 1, 119); those “that shine forth as the sun” (n.
348); everything spread out under the sun and that receives heat and
light from it is what is called the natural world (n. 89); all nature has its
beginning in the sun of the world (n. 116); the power of its heat and
light (n. 137); the natural sun appears to the angels as dense darkness (n.
122, 151); the world’s sun used as a comparison to explain the Lord’s
activity (n. 139); its changelessness represents the changelessness of the
Lord (n. 158); the natural sun produces times and seasons in the world;
the sun of heaven by its appearance marks changes of state in heaven (n.
164); the four quarters are determined in each world by its sun (n. 141);
things in heaven come forth from the sun of heaven and those on earth
from the sun of earth (n. 172); the two suns the origins of the two kinds
of heat (n. 567); the sun of heaven (Chap. 14); the Lord as the sun of
heaven (n. 117, 549); appearance and position of the sun of heaven (n.
118, 159); the difference in position of the sun and moon in heaven is
thirty degrees (n. 146).
Swedenborg, admitted into the state of being withdrawn from the body (n.
440, 441); permitted to experience resuscitation (n. 449); why he was
permitted to see and hear spiritual things (n. 312); how he talked with
angels (n. 246); his language in talking with angels (n. 255); he was
raised up into light by degrees (n. 130); was elevated to the inner sphere
of heaven (n. 79); was permitted to see the ex tent of the uninhabited
heaven (n. 419); the appearance to him of objects in heaven (n. 174); he
journeyed through space by change of state (n. 192); was given a
heavenly perception of the meaning of eternity (n. 67); entered into the
angelic state (n. 234); experienced the peace of heaven (n. 284); was
permitted to experience heavenly joys and delights (n. 413); often saw
that angels are human forms or men when he was in his bodily senses (n.
74, 75); saw the Lord in various ways (n. 118, 121); saw an angelic
society with the Lord present (n. 69); was shown how the angels have
the Lord continually before their faces (n. 143); saw a whole society as
one angel (n. 52); was shown the power of the angels (n. 229, 231); saw
the ways to heaven and hell (n. 534); saw the forms of certain hells (n.
553); was permitted to look into the hells (n. 586); witnessed the effect
of heavenly delight on evil spirits (n. 400); was taught about the
correspondences in the vegetable kingdom (n. 109); saw writing and
printing in heaven (n. 258); received from heaven a paper written in
Hebrew (n. 260); saw children in heaven and their happiness (n. 337).