Chapter

 1 I    |              the earth, lead them to heavenly kingdoms. God, moreover,
 2 IX   |     petitions, as in a compendium of heavenly doctrine. "After this manner,"
 3 XI   |              we who have begun to be heavenly and spiritual, may consider
 4 XI   |            nothing but spiritual and heavenly things; since the Lord God
 5 XIII |         kingdom of God, that is, the heavenly kingdom, because there is
 6 XIII |             desires not earthly, but heavenly kingdoms. But there is need
 7 XIII |            we fall not away from the heavenly kingdom, as the Jews, to
 8 XVI  |             in that the spirit seeks heavenly and divine things, while
 9 XVI  |          things should give place to heavenly, and that spiritual and
10 XVII |             have not yet begun to be heavenly, that even in respect of
11 XVIII| communicating, from partaking of the heavenly bread, be separated from