heaven - New Catholic Dictionary
(Anglo-Saxon: heofon)In Holy Writ the term heaven is used to designate the dwelling-place of God, His angels, and saints, as well as their happiness, and is called the kingdom of heaven (Matthew 5), the kingdom of God (Mark 9), the kingdom of Christ (Luke 22), the house of the Father (John 14), the city of God, the heavenly Jerusalem
Consult other dictionaries:
Heaven - American Tract Society Bible Dictionary
Heaven - Dictionary of the Apostolic Church
Heaven - Theological Dictionary
Heaven - Catholic Encyclopedia
Heaven - Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Heaven - Easton's Bible Dictionary
Heaven - Synonyms of the Old Testament
Heaven - Fausset's Bible Dictionary
Heaven - Bridgeway Bible Dictionary
Heaven - A Dictionary Of Christ And The Gospels
Heaven - Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Heaven - The Poor Man’s Concordance and Dictionary to the Sacred Scriptures
Heaven - International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Heaven - Popular Cyclopedia Biblical Literature
Heaven - Concise Bible Dictionary
Heaven - People's Dictionary of the Bible
Heaven - Smith's Bible Dictionary
Heaven - A Symbolical Dictionary
Heaven - Thompson Chain-Reference Bible
New Catholic Dictionary

A complete work of reference on every subject in the life, belief, tradition, rites, symbolism, devotions, history, biography, laws, dioceses, missions, centers, institutions, organisations, statistics of the Church, and her part in promoting science, art, education, social welfare, morals and civilization.
Publication date 1910.