Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1 |  whereas formerly, even as the Heaven is inaccessible to all these,
 2  I, 2 |      of the way which leads to heaven, the salvation of perishing
 3  I, 9 |        offer us the kingdom of Heaven, not that He might cast
 4  I, 12|        over his rejection from heaven, for this alone is more
 5  I, 12|   about Him: He shall call the Heaven from above and the earth
 6  I, 12|        of it. For the stars of Heaven, and Orion, and the whole
 7  I, 12|        the whole system of the heaven shall not give their light,
 8  I, 12|        sapphire stone. For the heaven shall be disturbed39 and
 9  I, 12|        hall be opened from the Heaven, and the foundations of
10  I, 12|      hand upon the host of the Heaven in the height in that day,
11  I, 12|     behold" with the clouds of Heaven, one came like the Son of
12  I, 12|      are opened, or rather the heaven itself is taken away out
13  I, 12|      out of the midst "for the heaven," we read "shall be rolled
14  I, 13|      the countess blessings in Heaven which are always securely
15  I, 14|       kind, but excelled it as heaven is superior to earth; or
16  I, 15|        ways; but far as is the Heaven from the earth, so far are
17  I, 16| harlots inherit the kingdom of Heaven, thus many of the last are
18  I, 17|        the path which leads to heaven, he has already arrived
19  I, 19|        able to have a place in Heaven. And though we may not have
20 II, 5 |     that our citizenship is in heaven; no one annoys him by abuse,