Heaven and Hell - Swedenborg Foundation

HEAVEN AND HELL 572
Wisdom, the part of the head that contains the cerebellum corresponds to
wisdom (n. 251); wisdom compared to a palace (n. 270); wisdom defined
(n. 148); wisdom is of the life (n. 348); wisdom is loving use (n. 390);
how true wisdom is acquired (n. 356); knowing, acknowledging, and
perceiving how little one knows is the first step toward wisdom (n. 280);
Divine Wisdom in the Word (n. 310); wisdom is not dependent upon
what is stored up in the memory (n. 464); the possibilities of wisdom to
the human mind (n. 314, 356); wisdom of men who are in love to the
Lord (n. 467); the degrees of man’s wisdom (n. 267 note); wisdom of the
ancient church (n. 322); heavenly peace is possible in men who are in
true wisdom (n. 288); the innocence of wisdom (n. 279); wisdom
indicated by Hebrew letters (n. 260); sensual men have knowledge but
not wisdom (n. 74 note, 267). Angels called “wisdom” (n. 266); wisdom
of angels (Chap. 30); the wisdom of angels is due to their interiors being
opened (n. 267); angels can receive wisdom because they are without the
love of self (n. 272); their wisdom differs (n. 275); the source of their
wisdom (n. 169); their wisdom depends upon the extent to which they
are in the form of heaven (n. 201); the degree of their wisdom (n. 208,
267); wisdom of angels of the different heavens (n. 25, 26, 209, 270);
the hunger of angels for wisdom (n. 274); angels long to know and to
become wise (n. 356 extract); illustration of angelic wisdom (n. 269);
wisdom in the speech of angels (n. 239); angels are continually being
perfected in wisdom and love (n. 221, 271, 469); the wisdom of the
angels is not comparable with that of the Lord (n. 273); an angel who
excels in wisdom instantly sees the quality of another from his face (n.
48); all things seen by angels in heaven correspond to their wisdom (n.
177); wisdom in heaven of those that have acknowledged the Divine (n.
531); wisdom of scientists in heaven (n. 464); the comprehension of
heavenly wisdom (n. 265); communication of wisdom in heaven (n.
268); wisdom of those in heaven who have loved the Word (n. 393);
wisdom in the doctrines of heaven (n. 227).
Wise, the wise in heaven (Chap. 38); who the really wise are (n. 348, 350);
the wise and simple among the heathen (n. 322).
Woman, corresponds to affection for good; was born to be affectional, that
is, to think from her will (n. 368); men and women (n. 366, 369).
Wood signifies good; churches in the celestial kingdom are built of wood (n.
223); houses of wood signify what relates to good (n. 186 note); those
that have placed merit in works appear to themselves in the other life to
be cutting wood (n. 513 note).
Word, the Word serves in place of man for a foundation for heaven (n. 305,
309); it teaches spiritual good and truth (n. 512); conjunction of heaven
with man by means of the Word (Chap. 34); man must be taught by the
Word, and not by writings from heaven (n. 258); its dictation to the
prophets (n. 254, 259); it was written after the knowledge of
correspondences had been lost (n. 306); it has a spiritual sense
throughout (n. 114, 150, 365); the spiritual sense of various passages (n.
307); the glorification of the Lord is everywhere treated of in the
internal sense of the Word (n. 86 extract); there is no distinction in the
angelic sense of the Word between Jehovah and the Lord (n. 86 extract);
the sense of the letter may beget heresies (n. 311); the church where the
Word is is like the heart and lungs of a man (n. 308); mere knowledge of
the Word and doctrines does not bring anyone into heaven (n. 518);
truth learned from the Word is removed from those without faith (n.
482); Divine wisdom in the Word (n. 310); it contains all laws of Divine