Book, Chapter

  1        1, XX     |          down from the summit of heaven, and enters into the body
  2        1, XXIII  |    should believe that the whole heaven is not held together by
  3        1, XXV    |         things," "the Creator of heaven and earth"--He who sent
  4        1, XXXIX  |   connection with the kingdom of heaven." In what respect does such
  5        1, XLI    |        or who heard a voice from heaven declaring you to be the
  6        1, XLIV   |          dove and the voice from heaven heard the accounts of these
  7        1, XLVI   |          dove and the voice from heaven. And I think the wonders
  8        1, XLVIII |         suppose that the visible heaven was actually opened, and
  9        1, XLVIII |          that has come down from heaven, and that giveth life unto
 10        1, XLVIII |       the Spirit descending from heaven like a dove, and it abode
 11        1, XLVIII |      carried away into the third heaven, having previously seen
 12        1, L      |         of God is come down from heaven." Now we have not ascertained
 13        1, LI     |          that they had come from heaven, unless it were clearly
 14        1, LX     |   beholding a divine sign in the heaven, they desired to learn its
 15        1, LXVI   |          an angel came down from heaven, commanding you and your
 16        1, LXVI   |    instructions of an angel from heaven, who communicated to them
 17        2, I      |      fell into a trance, and saw heaven opened, and a certain vessel
 18        2, V      |          Jews here below, but in heaven. And this result shows itself
 19        2, IX     |        bread that came down from heaven;" and other expressions
 20        2, XIII   |       before My Father who is in heaven. And whosoever shall deny
 21        2, XIII   |         in the whole world under heaven to Greeks and Barbarians,
 22        2, XLIV   |        more divine messengers of heaven (than Jesus)?" Now, that
 23        2, LVIII  |   prophets, but by His Father in heaven. And therefore His resurrection
 24        2, LXX    |          Lord had descended from heaven, and come and rolled back
 25        2, LXXII  |         there heard a voice from heaven proclaiming him to be the
 26        2, LXXII  |      Accordingly, the voice from heaven which proclaimed Him to
 27        2, LXXII  |         there heard a voice from heaven proclaiming him to be the
 28        3, VII    |          it had been a gift from heaven, when one of their own prophets
 29        3, LXXX   |          ascend to the vaults of heaven, and in the super-celestial
 30        4, I      |         whose top shall reach to heaven." Yea, we even require a
 31        4, V      |        the words, "Do I not fill heaven and earth? saith the LORD."
 32        4, XII    |         has said, "Do I not fill heaven and earth? saith the LORD,"
 33        4, XVII   |         to life, and ascended to heaven? Or are the Greeks at liberty
 34        4, XXIII  |        world, and the regions of heaven, and this great earth, he
 35        4, XXVII  |          world, and the vault of heaven for us in particular. But
 36        4, XXVIII |           leaving the regions of heaven, and the whole world, and
 37        4, XXIX   |          called gods, whether in heaven or in earth (as there be
 38        4, XXIX   |   righteous are as the angels in heaven," and also become "equal
 39        4, XXIX   |       perfect," as our Father in heaven is perfect. No good and
 40        4, XXX    |        were created, and how the heaven and earth originated, and
 41        4, XXXI   |       fowl that flieth under the heaven, or a likeness of any creeping
 42        4, XXXI   |      Lift not up thine eyes unto heaven, lest, when thou seest the
 43        4, XXXI   |       stars, and all the host of heaven, thou shouldst be led astray
 44        4, LV     |          God made" is applied to heaven and earth, and to what is
 45        4, LV     |      kinds, and to every fowl of heaven after its kind; and after
 46        4, LV     |         that are under the whole heaven, "It was so." And in like
 47        4, LXXXIII|       the soul from the vault of heaven, and cause it to enter not
 48        4, LXXXV  |       one were to look down from heaven upon earth, in what respect
 49        4, LXXXV  |          supposition, looks from heaven upon the proceedings of
 50        4, LXXXV  |   suppose that he who looks from heaven upon earthly things would
 51        4, LXXXV  | elephants. For he who looks from heaven will see among irrational
 52        4, XCI    |         the winds, and rends the heaven with cries;~Amidst the host,
 53        4, XCII   |        and towards the angels in heaven, and who have fallen from
 54        4, XCVII  |        dragged down from God and heaven to earth, and to places
 55        5, II     |     earth who had descended from heaven either to predict the future
 56        5, II     |          be a god descended from heaven. He might, indeed, either
 57        5, II     |       the society of the gods in heaven; or else Apollo, and AEsculapius,
 58        5, II     |    virtue ascend to the vault of heaven.~
 59        5, V      |        angels who come down from heaven to confer benefits on mankind
 60        5, VI     |          they should worship the heaven and the angels who dwell
 61        5, VI     |  likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the
 62        5, VI     |         and worship the Maker of heaven, will not worship the heaven
 63        5, VI     |     heaven, will not worship the heaven at the same time with God.
 64        5, VI     |         to the angels who are in heaven; and, in like manner, as
 65        5, VI     |           and stars, the host of heaven, they refrain from doing
 66        5, VI     |          from doing obeisance to heaven and its angels, obeying
 67        5, VI     |       thou lift up thine eyes to heaven, and when thou seest the
 68        5, VI     |      stars, even all the host of heaven, shouldst be driven to worship
 69        5, VII    |       that the Jews consider the heaven to be God, he adds that
 70        5, VII    |        those who bow down to the heaven, but not also to the sun,
 71        5, VII    |         And he seems to call the heaven "a whole," and sun, moon,
 72        5, VII    |         nor Christians call the "heaven" God. Let it be granted,
 73        5, VII    |         that, as he alleges, the heaven is called God by the Jews,
 74        5, VII    |          and stars are parts of "heaven,"--which is by no means
 75        5, VII    |         maintain that either the heaven or the angels are God.~
 76        5, VIII   |        custom to bow down to the heaven and the angels in it, such
 77        5, VIII   |      sacrificing to the queen of heaven, and to all the host of
 78        5, VIII   |           and to all the host of heaven. The writings of the Christians,
 79        5, VIII   |        up to worship the host of heaven; as it is written in the
 80        5, IX     |        bow down to the angels in heaven, not observing that this
 81        5, IX     |         keep it in the matter of heaven and the angels.~
 82        5, X      |        all the nations under the heaven, but not amongst those who
 83        5, X      |          lift up thine eyes unto heaven, and when thou seest the
 84        5, X      |      stars, even all the host of heaven, shouldst be driven to worship
 85        5, X      |       all nations unto the whole heaven. But the LORD hath taken
 86        5, X      |        to him, "Look now towards heaven, and tell the stars, if
 87        5, X      |     would become as the stars of heaven, were not likely to bow
 88        5, X      |         this day as the stars of heaven for multitude." In the book
 89        5, X      |    glorify your Father who is in heaven," and who possessed through
 90        5, X      |           if indeed the stars in heaven are rational and virtuous
 91        5, XII    |        absurd, when He who fills heaven and earth, and who said, "
 92        5, XII    |         who said, "Do I not fill heaven and earth? saith the LORD,"
 93        5, XII    |          and truly messengers of heaven, why, even then ought we
 94        5, XIII   |     light," and, "Praise Him, ye heaven of heavens,"--he would not
 95        5, XVII   |       Himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice
 96        5, XXII   | arguments; knowing that although heaven and earth, and the things
 97        5, XXII   |         listen to Him who said: "Heaven and earth shall pass away,
 98        5, XXX    |  material things, and to join to heaven what had no natural affinity
 99        5, XLI    |        their doctrine concerning heaven is not peculiar to them,
100        5, XLI    |       that angels were sent from heaven to them alone, as if they
101        5, XLIV   |          the doctrine regarding "heaven" and that regarding "God;"
102        5, XLIV   |        call the "whole circle of heaven" Jupiter; but we maintain
103        5, XLIV   |        but we maintain that "the heaven" is neither Jupiter nor
104        5, XLIV   |       the words, "Praise God, ye heaven of heavens, and ye waters
105        5, LV     |    angels who had come down from heaven. And if it were right to
106        5, LVI    |        angels who came down from heaven, and who, according to him,
107        6, III    |          of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness
108        6, X      |       that he has come down from heaven to announce it, but acknowledges
109        6, XIX    |        thus ascending beyond the heaven of the Jews." By these words,
110        6, XIX    |         Jews, or only beyond the heaven by which they swear. It
111        6, XIX    |          Psalms: "Praise God, ye heaven of heavens and ye waters
112        6, XX     |         by the revolution of the heaven, but shall be ever engaged
113        6, XXI    |           a ladder stretching to heaven, and the angels of God ascending
114        6, XXXIV  |         and a living soul; and a heaven slain in order to live,
115        6, XXXV   |          nothing, however, of a "heaven which is said to be slain,"
116        6, XLI    |        of their Father who is in heaven, whatever be the meaning
117        6, XLII   |        should have possession of heaven. The mysteries relating
118        6, XLIII  |        of his having fallen from heaven. For the serpent--from whom
119        6, XLIX   |  Scriptures themselves what the "heaven" was which was created in
120        6, XLIX   |            as distinct from the "heaven" which was created in the
121        6, L      |        the creation of light and heaven, and sun, and moon, and
122        6, L      |        the day when God made the heaven and the earth!" But it is
123        6, L      |       the beginning God made the heaven and the earth," let him
124        6, L      |       the beginning God made the heaven and the earth."~
125        6, LIX    |       whole world, consisting of heaven and earth, those who suffered
126        6, LIX    |         things which consists of heaven and earth be termed "world,"
127        6, LX     |        days existed: for, as the heaven was not yet created, nor
128        6, LX     |        waters that are under the heaven into their several reservoirs
129        6, LXIII  |      perfect," as "our Father in heaven is perfect," and hears the
130        6, LXVIII |         but was received up into heaven, and whose symbol was Elijah.
131        7, XVI    |       bread which came down from heaven," of this Being and His
132        7, XVI    |       bread which came down from heaven," "the resurrection;" for
133        7, XXVIII |       lies in the pure region of heaven.'" Celsus therefore supposes
134        7, XXVIII |        pure land lying in a pure heaven. But he does not see that
135        7, XXIX   |     large, in the pure region of heaven, in which is the heavenly
136        7, XXIX   |        the pure land in the pure heaven: "Wait on the Lord, and
137        7, XXXI   | understand that that is the true heaven, and that the true light."
138        7, XXXI   |          true light, and another heaven beyond the firmament, and
139        7, XXXII  |        purer ethereal regions of heaven. When it comes into the
140        7, XL     |          or guides on the way to heaven, ever expose themselves
141        7, XLIV   |        stops not at the vault of heaven; but passing in thought
142        7, LVII   |         has done great things in heaven and earth, should receive
143        7, LXIV   |  likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the
144        8, IV     |          called gods, whether in heaven or in earth, as there are
145        8, V      |          may live as citizens of heaven, "coming to the living God,
146        8, V      | first-born, which are written in heaven."~
147        8, XXII   |         mighty wind rushing from heaven," which is powerful to destroy
148        8, XXXIV  |         of My Father which is in heaven." And the prophet says, "
149        8, XXXV   |          your Father which is in heaven; for He maketh His sun to
150        8, XXXVI  |        the face of his Father in heaven," offers up his prayers
151        8, LIX    |          shall bow, of things in heaven, of things on earth, and
152        8, LXVII  |       stars, and all the host of heaven. For these all form a divine
153        8, LXIX   |        of the just, "which is in heaven;" for God rejoices in the
154        8, LXX    |     ground without our Father in heaven." And so completely does