its conjugial love, 102.  The things which relate to rational wisdom constitute man’s understanding, and those which relate to moral wisdom constitute his will, 195.  Wisdom of wives, 208.  The perception, which is the wisdom of the wife, is not communicable to the man, neither is the rational wisdom of the man communicable to the wife, 168, 208.  The moral wisdom of the man is not communicable to women, so far as it partakes of rational wisdom, 168.  Wisdom and conjugial love are inseparable companions, 98.  The Lord provides conjugial love for those who desire wisdom, and who consequently advance more and more into wisdom, 98.  There is no end to wisdom, 185.  Temple of wisdom, 56.  Sports of wisdom, 182, 151*.  See Love and Wisdom.

WISE.—­A wise one is not a wise one without a woman, or without love, a wife being the love of a wise man’s wisdom, 56.

WOMAN, the, was created and born to become the love of the understanding of a man, 55, 91.  Woman was created out of the man, hence she has an inclination to unite, and, as it were, reunite herself with the man, 173.  Conjugial love is implanted in every woman from creation, 409.  Woman is actually formed into a wife, according to the description in the book of creation, 193.  In the universe nothing was created more perfect than a woman of a beautiful countenance and becoming manners, 56.  The woman receives from the man the truth of the church, 125.  Woman, by a peculiar property with which she is gifted from her birth, draws back the internal affections into the inner recesses of her mind, 274.  Affection, application, manners, and form of woman, 91, 218.  Women were created by the Lord affections of the wisdom of men, 56.  They are created forms of the love of the understanding of men, 187.  Women have an interior perception of love, and men only an exterior, 47*.  In assemblies where the conversation of the men turns on subjects proper to rational wisdom, women are silent, and listen only, the reason why, 165.  Intelligence of wisdom, 218.  Women cannot enter into the duties proper to men, 175.  Difference between females, women, and wives, 199.  See Wife.

WONDERS conspicuous in eggs, 416.

WOOD signifies natural good, 77.  Woods of palm-trees, and of rose-trees, 77.

WORD, the ancient, at this day is lost, and is only reserved in Great Tartary, 77.  The historical books of this Word are called the Wars of Jehovah, and the prophetic books The Enunciations, 77.

WORD, the, with the most ancient, and with the ancient people, 77.

WORD, the, is the Lord, 516.  In every thing of the Word there is the marriage of good and truth, 516.  The Word is the medium of conjunction of the Lord with man, and of man with the Lord, 128.  In its essence it is divine truth united to divine good, and divine good united to divine truth, 128.  It is the perfect marriage of good and truth, 128.  In every part of the Word there is a spiritual sense corresponding to the natural sense, and by means of the former sense the men of the church have conjunction with the Lord, and consociation with angels, 532.  The sanctity of the Word resides in this sense, 5-32.  While man reads the Word, and collects truths out of it, the Lord adjoins good, 128.