Man regarded and governed by his End posed,

Spirits know our Thoughts,

Spirits are informed by Men,

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376 Concerning those in the other Life who are continually in the Habit of reflecting,

378 Concerning the Captivity of the Good, and 379 the Liberty of the Evil,

379 In God, as Man, there are infinite Things, 380 No Trinity of God before the World was cre.380 ated, but an ideal or potential One,

. 381 Origin of the Distinction between the Divine and Human of the Lord,

.381

381 Alpha and Omega,

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397

398

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398

399

399

The Lord tempted even by Angels,

399

382 The Lord's Love to Mankind,

399

382

Balaam's Ass speaking,

. 400

Evil Attempts of Spirits during Man's Sleep, 383 The Criterion for Character,

The Image of God as destroyed in Man,
The Fall,

Nothing Divine in Man,

Good from Man compared with Good from the Lord,

.400 400

. 401

.385 A gentle Quarrel of the virgin Sex with the 385

Hereditary Evils in Children distinguished by
Colors,

The Love of Rule,

Evil,

386 Trust in the Lord and Trust in One's Self, 386 Every Man may see spiritual Truths who de

. 401

. 401

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402

402

. 402

Why Fishermen were chosen to be Christ's
Disciples,

. 402

Remarkable Relation concerning the Love of
Rule,

Sphere of Self-Love,

The Universals of Hell and Heaven, Difference Between the Regenerate and Unregenerate,

The Mountains of Ararat,

Delight of Doing good without a Recom

pense,

sires it,

387 The Good more readily believe the Truth, 404 388 Removing of the Veil, .

Spiritual Fermentations,

. 404

. 404

388 Laughter,

. 404

388 Tears,

404

Propriety at the Table,

405

388

Internal' Blessedness hardly perceptible in
this Life,
What the internal Man is when not reformed,
All Things in Nature represent Regeneration, 389
The Bow in the Cloud,

Dignities and Riches of the Most Ancient
Men,

405

389

389

390

Love the Foundation of all Harmony and

Why the Words of the Angels fell into nat-
ural Expressions with the Prophets, 406
Ideas of Spirits fall into different Languages, 406
Truth rooted in the Mind by doing it,
406
Offending in one Commandment, thus in all, 406
Man's Tendency to Evil,
406

Origin of vital Heat,

391 Love to the Lord, and Love to the Neighbor, 391 distinguished, .

408

The first Substance,

391 The Lord's Favor to Man's varied Conscience, 408

True Idea of Eternity,

Man is not of a sound Mind, unless Use be his Affection or Occupation,

Enoch, .

The Giants,

Falling of the Walls of Jericho,

The breaking of the Tables of the Deca

logue by Moses, and his hewing out other
Tables,

Signification of the Jewish Sacrifices,
Charitableness,

Reduction of Externals to Equilibrium,
Divine Truth pacific and tumultuous,
Translucence of the Word in Heaven,

The historical Parts of the Word designed
especially for Children,

Oity of Truth without Good,

Temporary Quiescence of Evils,

392 Effect of certain Sciences,

392 To desire and seek Honor on Earth is not heavenly,

Harmonic Hymns of the Angels,

All Things tend to Conjunction by Love,
The Inmost Heaven,

and impending Death,

395 It is better to have Faith without understand

ing it by the Sciences,

395 Works of Art and Nature compared,
396 Four solar Atmospheres,

Spiritual Persuasion and Perception,
Continual Reflection, and continual Presence
of the Lord,

come worse and worse,

Sleep of Spirits,

409

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394 Quality of Man's Life evident in Sickness

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Or, OUTLINES OF A PHILOSOPHICAL ARGUMENT ON THE INFINITE, and the Final Cause of Creation; and on the Intercourse between the Soul and the Body;" written in Latin before his Illumination, by EMANUEL SWEDENBORG, and translated by J. J. G. Wilkinson. This is printed in the form of Prof. Bush's Reasons, &c., and sold, one copy for 25 cents; five for $1; and one hundred for $15; while the English copy is sold at $1 75 each. Some idea of the work may be obtained from the following