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CONTENTS.

PREFACE CONCERNING HEAVEN AND HELL (n. I).

I. THE GOD OF HEAVEN IS THE LORD (n. 2-6).

II. IT IS THE DIVINE OF THE LORD THAT MAKES HEAVEN

(n. 7-12).

III. IN HEAVEN THE DIVINE OF THE LORD IS LOVE TO

HIM AND CHARITY TOWARDS THE NEIGHBOR (n.

13-19).

IV. HEAVEN IS DIVIDED INTO TWO KINGDOMS (n. 20-28).

V. THERE ARE THREE HEAVENS (n. 29-40).

VI. THE HEAVENS CONSIST OF INNUMERABLE SOCIETIES

(n. 41-5).

VII. EACH SOCIETY IS A HEAVEN IN SMALLER FORM, AND

EACH ANGEL IN THE SMALLEST FORM (n. 51-58).

VIII. ALL HEAVEN IN THE AGGREGATE REFLECTS A SINGLE

MAN (n. 59-67).

IX. EACH SOCIETY IN HEAVEN REFLECTS A SINGLE MAN

(n. 68-72).

X. THEREFORE EVERY ANGEL IS IN A COMPLETE HUMAN

FORM (n. 73-77).

XI. IT IS FROM THE LORD'S DlVINE HUMAN THAT HEAVEN

AS A WHOLE AND IN PART REFLECTS MAN (n. 78-86).

XII. THERE IS A CORRESPONDENCE OF ALL THINGS OF

HEAVEN WITH ALL THINGS OF MAN (n. 87-102).

XIII. THERE IS A CORRESPONDENCE OF HEAVEN WITH ALL

THINGS OF THE EARTH (n. 103-115).

~ XIV. THE SUN IN HEAVEN (n. 116-125).

XV. LIGHT AND HEAT IN HEAVEN (n. 126-140).

XVI. THE FOUR QUARTERS IN HEAVEN (n. 141-153).

XVII. CHANGES OF STATE OF THE ANGELS IN HEAVEN (n.

154-161).

XVIII. TIME IN HEAVEN (n. 162-169).

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