Book, Chapter

 1        1, VIII |  something better in man than the earthly part of his nature, which
 2        2, V    |         citizenship, not like the earthly Jews here below, but in
 3        4, XXXII| overthrown the doctrine regarding earthly demons, who delight in frankincense,
 4        4, LXIV | Providence which either preserves earthly things, or purges them by
 5        4, LXXXV|        who looks from heaven upon earthly things would desire to look
 6        4, XCII |        they are without bodies of earthly material, engage in an employment
 7        5, XIX  |           difference between the "earthly house," in which is the
 8        6, XIV  |           has not been trained in earthly wisdom to receive the "divine,"
 9        6, XXXIV|    circles, and effluents from an earthly church, and from circumcision;
10        6, XXXV | expression, too, "effluents of an earthly church and of circumcision,"
11        6, LXI  |           or of those who have an earthly body, or one a little better
12        7, V    |         of the body, and for that earthly and bodily life in which
13        7, XXIV |           punishments this one of earthly glory. He says, "O Lord
14        7, XXXII|         is "a tabernacle" and "an earthly house" which is in some
15        7, XXXII|    Scripture teaches us that "the earthly house of this tabernacle
16        7, XLI  |    raising the soul far above all earthly things; while with no less
17        7, L    |         place of affliction" this earthly region, to which Adam, that
18        8, LIV  |         the name of gods on those earthly spirits that unite with
19        8, LXII |          in body and abounding in earthly prosperity. And we would