Book, Chapter

1 I, 8 |     necessary to perfect the celestial state; since, supposing
2 I, 8 |  have had their place in the celestial kingdom. And hence it follows
3 I, 8 | anything incongruous in that celestial state, it becomes a necessary
4 I, 8 |   therefore remains that the celestial state was not complete in
5 I, 8 |     included, even the whole celestial kingdom. Or by angels of
6 II, 5|     necessity shows that the celestial state must be made up from
7 II, 6|  many as were needed for the celestial state, and yet should exclude