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ContentsConventions Used in This WorkxiPart 1[1] §§1–3 / Love is our life. 1[2] §§4–6 / God alone—the Lord—is love itself, because heis life itself. Both we on earth and angels are life-receivers. 2[3] §§7–10 / Divinity is not in space. 3[4] §§11–13 / God is the essential person. 5[5] §§14–16 / In the Divine-Human One, reality and itsmanifestation are both distinguishable and united. 6[6] §§17–22 / In the Divine-Human One, infinite things aredistinguishably one. 7[7] §§23–27 / There is one human God who is the sourceof everything. 9[8] §§28–33 / The true divine essence is love and wisdom. 11[9] §§34–39 / Divine love is a property of divine wisdom,and divine wisdom is a property of divine love. 13[10] §§40–43 / Divine love and wisdom is substance and is form. 15[11] §§44–46 / Divine love and wisdom are substance and formin and of themselves, and are therefore wholly “itself” and unique. 17[12] §§47–51 / Divine love and wisdom cannot fail to be and tobe manifested in others that it has created. 18[13] §§52–54 / Everything in the universe was created by thedivine love and wisdom of the Divine-Human One. 19[14] §§55–60 / Everything in the created universe is a vesselfor the divine love and wisdom of the Divine-Human One. 20[15] §§61–64 / All the things that have been created reflect thehuman in some respect. 23v