— Fn-Fz —
foal
172:3.4 riding upon an ass, upon a colt, the f. of an ass.”
foam
158:5.1 Not only does he cry out in terror, f. at the mouth,
foaming
158:5.2 gnashing his teeth and f. at the mouth.
focal—see focal point(s)
0:4.11 the personal and the nonpersonal f. Absolutes of all
11:4.2 they maintain force-f. headquarters on the Paradise
16:0.12 Each Master Spirit maintains an enormous force-f.
28:5.11 in f. synchrony with the masters of philosophy
28:5.19 of any individual concerned in a f. exposure.
29:1.3 the whereabouts of the force-f. headquarters of the
100:5.9 diffusion of consciousness with vivid islands of f.
focal point(s)
11:5.4 The innermost is the f. of the force-energy activities
11:8.2 The center and f. of absolute material gravity is the
11:8.9 Paradise is the absolute source and the eternal f. of
15:8.1 serving as f. for the directionization of energy to
16:0.12 and at the Paradise f. of its specialized power control
18:3.5 these worlds are the superuniverse f. of the far-flung
41:1.3 Basing their activities on such f. of energy control,
104:4.26 the First Source and Center, the cosmic f. of the
116:4.6 power of the Supreme, serving as the sevenfold f. for
133:7.6 warrants the bestowal of an absolute f. for the human
focalization
0:9.3 the stupendous and amazing act of personality f. and
1:2.2 God is not a psychological f. of spiritual meanings,
10:5.4 is the nearest approach to a power-personality f. of
11:5.7 This is believed to be the central f., the Paradise
21:2.9 In connection with this event the Creative Spirit f.
25:2.2 Havona Servitals, there is a simultaneous f. upon
33:3.1 a specialized f. acquiring full personality qualities by
34:1.1 under the direction of, his local universe creative f.,
115:7.4 they impinge upon the Supreme, who is the Deity f.
118:9.9 the f. of all finite evolution, the maximation of all
focalizations
7:1.5 Such subabsolute f. of spirit gravity are a part of the
28:5.7 thoroughly reliable concentrations and f. of the
33:1.3 Creator Sons are the final power-personality f. of
116:3.2 1. The mind f. of the Third Source and Center.
focalize
9:7.1 to f., by reflectivity, all this information and
28:6.21 report of every being upon whom they f..
49:5.23 Prince arrives to f. human society and to inaugurate
focalized
6:2.6 this spirit nature of the Father is f. and personalized
11:1.2 The Father is cosmically f., spiritually personalized,
11:2.8 the functional space presence of this Absolute as f.
11:5.4 primordial force-charge of space appears to be f. in
40:10.6 high quality of wisdom which is engendered by f.
103:3.5 then these ceremonies became f. and crystallized into
112:6.4 has perished, has ceased to exist as a f. universe
116:4.3 Majeston appeared and ever since has f. the cosmic
160:5.11 Just now, our f. concept of the Father, as held in
169:4.3 the Infinite was f. in the time-space personality of the
focalizer
115:7.6 the Supreme is the indispensable f., summarizer,
focalizers
114:6.19 They function as ideational clearinghouses, mind f.,
focalizes
9:6.1 the mind-gravity circuit which f. in the Third Source
9:7.1 Reflectivity finally f. on Paradise.
40:10.2 much as the Truth Spirit of a Creator Son f. in the
focus—noun or adjective
17:3.1 the capitals of the superuniverses at the reflective f.
34:4.7 The Universe Mother Spirit acts as the universe f.
41:1.5 the sixth order is stationed at the exact gravity f. of
48:6.28 these material and morontial viewpoints into true f.
62:7.1 signals at the planetary reception-f. of Urantia.
65:2.13 the eastern f. of life emplacement failed to attain a
79:0.1 Here at this eastern f. of the human race the Sangik
79:5.2 were the first to migrate from the central Asian f.
90:1.1 the ceremonial fetishman, and the f. personality for
100:4.6 If each mortal could only become a f. of dynamic
105:3.4 Paradise exists at the f. of space, the Unqualified
115:4.1 and personally volitional f. of the transmutation—
116:2.12 experiential f. of the evolutionary almighty power of
116:4.8 the Conjoint Actor evolves from a living power f. to
focus—verb
9:7.3 just as certainly they f. in the Seven Master Spirits
103:3.1 primitive Australians f. their religion upon the clan.
focused
55:6.4 while the philosophy of such a world is f. upon the
112:2.7 attributes of the whole personality are f. in action;
119:7.4 in all parts of this local universe were f. on Urantia.
125:5.2 discussion group of the temple had become f. upon
128:1.13 all celestial eyes were continuously f. on Urantia—
136:8.5 world, could be immediately f. upon himself.
145:3.11 sympathies were f. upon the scene of suffering
196:0.2 All these attributes of divinity he f. in his mind as the
focuses
13:4.2 They maintain their personal stations, their power f.
116:3.2 circuits emanating from these varied intelligence f.
focusing
2:7.5 into the fallacy of abstraction, the practice of f. the
152:6.4 the technique of arresting and f. the intellectual
foe
131:6.2 Self is man’s invincible f., and self is manifested as
186:2.2 elicit an answer, whether asked by friend or f.,
foes
49:4.6 have the same general struggles with microscopic f.
149:2.14 On both friends and f. Jesus exercised a strong and
150:4.3 lest a man’s f. become those of his own household
150:8.1 all Nazareth, friends and f., turned out to hear this
153:1.5 Both his friends and his f. pondered just one
154:6.9 He had warned his apostles that a man’s f. may be
155:4.2 Why do we refuse to confront the f. of truth?”
180:6.1 I have even warned you that a man’s f. may be
fog
12:1.14 space zones are free from star dust—cosmic f..
fogs
64:4.12 afraid of clouds, more especially of mists and f..
foil
87:5.6 not debasement of ego but rather an attempt to f.
foist
53:3.2 were in collusion with the Paradise Sons to f. fraud
fold—noun
46:8.2 When Satania can return to the constellation f., then
139:2.10 Peter had been received back into the Master’s f.,
164:5.2 you believe not because you belong not to my f..
165:2.4 “The true shepherd gathers his flock into the f. for
165:2.4 he enters into the f. by the door, and when he calls
165:2.4 The true shepherd enters the f. after the porter has
165:2.4 Some of you are not of my f.; you know not my
165:2.7 Every shepherd who seeks to enter the f. without me
165:2.8 The thief breaks into the f. only to steal, and to kill,
165:2.9 “But I have many other sheep not of this f.,
165:2.9 the Father that they shall all be brought into one f.,
166:3.4 Then will I declare that you are not of my f..
167:7.4 told you that I have other sheep not of this f.?
169:1.2 good shepherd left the ninety and nine sheep in the f.
169:1.2 his shoulder and tenderly carried it back to the f..
169:1.2 when the lost sheep had been restored to the f.,
169:1.3 find you and bring you, rejoicing, back to the f.,
169:1.4 sinner who repents and returns to the Father’s f..
170:2.24 believers, the brotherhood of man, the Father’s f.,
fold—verb
60:4.2 these lighter areas are the first to crumple up, f.,
folded
58:7.6 in the crust of the earth, has been crumpled, f.,
59:6.5 The earth’s crust f. extensively during these land
150:9.3 his captors and, facing them, quietly f. his arms.
189:4.6 Mary saw only the f. napkin where his head had
194:3.8 divinely f. up in the person and nature of the Son of
folding
59:1.16 are tilted and distorted because of pressure and f..
60:4.2 Sometimes these upthrusts of land occur without f.
60:4.2 the rise of the Rocky Mountains, great f. and tilting
foliage
59:4.13 but these early varieties had only rudimentary f..
folk
66:5.29 these ancient f. were a serious people; little humor
66:6.5 The simple f. of Urantia brought their social customs
67:4.3 later found a place in the f. tales and traditions of the
77:2.3 the well-nigh universal f. tale of the gods who came
90:1.4 were regarded as supernatural by the common f.,
97:3.6 This was a fight of the country f. against domination
97:9.22 Then the rural f. revolted; they assassinated the king
97:9.23 to Judah for a time, and the country f. took over.
173:2.8 Even the common f. could not fail to distinguish
folks
63:6.5 by the prayer taught these simple f. by Onagar,
74:6.7 The little f. changed activities every thirty minutes,
123:0.2 business always to be on watch while the little f.
126:3.14 regarded as peculiar or different from ordinary f..
127:3.7 Jesus truly loved people—just common f..
128:6.11 And how the little f. did enjoy their Uncle Joshua.
129:1.9 evening Jesus devoted to social life with the older f.,
130:6.2 you come up in these hills to get away from f.;
138:9.3 such arrangements for the support of their home f.
145:3.5 Perpetua saw a large company of sick f. assembling,
152:2.1 was a favorite resorting place for Capernaum f.;
152:2.4 continued to flock in, bringing all manner of sick f.
160:1.6 Mature men view immature f. with the love and
166:4.4 These f. were simply innocent victims of one of
172:0.2 Jesus received many visitors, and the common f. of
folkways
68:4.1 group customs develop into f. or tribal traditions—
68:4.2 The origin of f. is always unconscious and therefore
68:4.4 had to be done just so—in accordance with the f. of
68:5.1 of living, equal the sum total of the f., the mores.
80:9.14 recent sun-worshiping era persist in the f. of Brittany
follies
66:7.19 man’s participation in the f. of the Lucifer rebellion
75:5.6 The consequences of the f. of misguided parents are
98:2.10 that orgiastic plunge into the f. of the mystery cults
follow—see follow me; follow, not
0:6.2 We cannot f. your generally accepted definitions of
11:1.4 or f. the ascending personalities as they journey
11:1.4 or f. the insurging cycles of cosmic force;
11:1.4 or f. the inward processional of the Paradise Sons
11:1.4 or f. the trillions upon trillions of celestial beings
14:1.10 worlds f. each other in an orderly linear procession.
15:6.14 the larger aggregations of matter which f. an orbit
15:6.16 the same physical circuit, and which closely f. each
19:1.7 When human mind undertakes to f. the philosophic
20:10.4 they f. the never-ending expansion of the divinity
24:6.3 your Graduate Guide will f. you to the end of your
25:8.9 One of this order would be assigned to f. the
26:4.11 reckoned among those who forever f. the course
31:1.4 The Havona recruits f. the company of their
32:2.13 papers to f., touching upon the history and destiny of
37:10.5 to their fellows who f. them in the upward climb.
42:2.1 These narratives cannot altogether f. your accepted
45:4.21 ages which undoubtedly will f. the present age.
45:6.7 whether or not it elects to f. the parental path of
49:5.11 Normal adjustments to planetary conditions f. the
49:6.11 Such Adjuster-indwelt children and youths f. the
52:7.1 knows whether his second coming will precede or f.
53:4.4 majority of the intelligences failed to f. their leaders.
60:2.14 Henceforth, evolution will f. the growth of brains,
64:6.11 The orange race was the first to f. the coast line
75:6.2 loyal followers who pledged themselves to f. their
76:2.1 to be a herder; Cain had chosen to f. agriculture.
76:4.4 but many of them continued to f. a nonflesh diet.
77:2.1 the primary midwayers at this point in order to f. out
77:4.7 Investigators will never be able to trace out and f.
77:8.3 and are able to enjoy and f. your humor as well as
87:1.5 from a funeral by a different road, lest the ghost f..
92:2.1 surely, but grudgingly, does religion (worship) f. in
92:6.17 The Hebrews were the only western people to f.
93:6.4 man only agrees to believe God’s promises and f. his
93:10.9 destined to f. the mortals of Urantia on through the
96:2.3 They were merely fellow nomads who chose to f.
97:10.3 the Jews have continued to f. this Deity conception.
98:7.11 as sincerely seek to f. in the way of its teaching.
101:6.17 his brothers in the flesh of mortal life can f. him
107:2.5 Here occurs a break in our efforts to f. the careers of
107:2.7 they f. the course of ascendant beings.
107:6.5 certainly could f. the gravity presence of Paradise
111:1.8 actively, positively, and co-operatively choose to f.
113:5.4 They are the beings who are going to f. you for
113:7.4 will they pilot you to the Melchizedeks and f. you
113:7.4 And still will these seraphic guides f. you through
113:7.5 during the mortal career f. the course of the pilgrims
117:2.3 the age which will f. the completion of the growth
120:2.9 creative attributes of your personal divinity will f.
121:8.8 Luke began to f. Paul and learn of the life and
122:6.1 Jesus’ favorite stroll was to f. a narrow trail
122:10.1 they had failed to f. Joseph and Mary, and Herod
127:4.5 James and Simon grew up trying to f. Jesus’ plan of
127:6.1 while in the years to f. many women loved Jesus
128:7.4 know the better way and then be constrained to f.
129:3.1 of the narratives which immediately f. this paper.
131:2.7 Surely goodness and mercy shall f. me all the days
131:3.3 Pain and sorrow f. in the path of evil as the dust
131:3.3 Happiness and peace of mind f. pure thinking and
131:5.5 but those who f. truth shall enjoy the bliss of an
132:0.10 Many were the times in the years so soon to f. that
132:7.1 Ganid was surprised that Jesus did not f. out his
133:4.9 If you f. the unconscious leadings of this immortal
136:6.4 Jesus purposed to f. the unnatural course—he
136:8.6 his earth children must subsequently f. in their work
137:1.1 teaching, I have fully made up my mind to f. you;
137:2.2 Andrew decided to f. Jesus, but Ezra rejected the
137:2.5 down to John or shall I join my friends who f. you?”
137:2.7 I will also f., if I am worthy.”
140:1.4 for all others who would f. you into this kingdom,
140:5.21 So often persecution does f. peace.
143:2.6 And all who f. in the way of this heavenly peace
145:1.2 Simon consented to f. Jesus’ directions because of
145:5.10 We f. a teacher who seeks no glory for himself.”
147:6.2 commission of six secret spies was appointed to f.
148:7.1 business) the six Jerusalem spies were sure to f..
148:8.5 prepared to go home or else to f. the evangelists into
149:2.9 it lacked the moral courage to f. this noble example
149:2.14 Multitudes would f. him for weeks, just to hear his
149:2.14 to know this God-man, the more he will love and f.
151:1.4 Many of these people f. not in the way of the truth
151:2.3 to the truths of the gospel; they are minded to f.
152:5.5 forbade any of the disciples or the multitude to f. him
154:4.6 made to f. the doctrines of so-called Christianity.
154:5.3 never doubt that the messengers will f. after you.
155:3.2 to believe in Jesus and go forth to f. after him.
155:6.5 religion of the spirit leaves you forever free to f.
158:0.1 in spiritual preparation for the events so soon to f..
158:2.4 If you thus choose to f. the inclination of your own
158:7.6 path which they must tread if they would f. him.
158:7.6 Jesus asked only that they bravely f..
159:2.1 fellow had never been with us, neither does he f.
159:3.13 to believe in me and wholeheartedly proceed to f. me
160:1.8 Only honest and brave individuals are able to f.
162:2.1 should you not rather f. the light you already have?
162:2.2 They f. after me on the Sabbath to spy on me but
162:7.3 The children of evil f. only in the ways of their
163:2.5 Master, I will do anything if I may be allowed to f.
163:3.3 Shall we require those who would f. you to give up
163:3.4 “But, Master, we have left everything to f. you,
163:6.7 To you and to all who shall f. in your steps down
164:5.2 And to all who f. my teaching I give eternal life;
165:2.4 he leads the way and the sheep f. him.
165:2.4 His sheep f. him because they know his voice;
165:2.4 they know his voice; they will not f. a stranger.
165:2.4 they know the shepherd’s voice, and they f. after us;
165:2.4 you know not my voice, and you do not f. me.
165:2.4 the sheep know not your voice and will not f. you.
165:4.5 have sold all their earthly possessions to f. you,
165:5.3 The shadow is certain to f. the substance.
166:0.2 But his followers did not long f. his instructions,
167:0.1 from three to five hundred of the campers to f. him
170:5.13 that a social organization, or church, would f. the
171:2.2 The Master said: “You who would f. after me from
171:2.4 From now on you will not be able to f. after us,
171:3.4 who now made ready to f. him into Jerusalem
171:7.6 never manifested a desire to direct, manage, or f.
172:3.4 only one which was at all appropriate for him to f..
172:5.3 He was terribly disappointed that Jesus did not f.
175:2.3 Kingdom believers, those who f. the teachings of
176:0.2 and then f. a trail over to their private camp near
176:2.3 continue to f your fortunes and to guide in the affairs
177:1.2 F. on with me.”
177:1.4 great appreciation that he had been permitted to f. on
178:2.7 He will speak to you, and then shall you f. him.
180:3.6 we will f. you this very night if you will show us the
181:1.3 “If you would f. after me when I leave you, put forth
181:2.14 when the new teacher comes into your heart, f. on
181:2.14 for a hated tax-gatherer who dared to f. the Son of
181:2.19 three groups of brothers who chose to f. after me.
183:0.3 members of the camp hesitated immediately to f.
183:4.2 would have been disposed to f. his aggressive
184:2.10 Peter did not f. Jesus to the palace of the high priest,
187:1.6 And when some of them even dared to f. along by
190:2.3 Join earnest hands with your brethren and f. after
190:2.6 Why have you lingered before choosing to f. the
191:6.2 they will f. after the Spirit of Truth which they see
192:2.4 And f. after me even to the end.”
192:2.5 literally—that he should continue to f. after him—
192:2.5 “If I f. on after you, what shall this man do?”
194:2.8 an example for any man literally to attempt to f..
194:4.10 They decided to f. Gamaliel’s counsel, and there
195:1.11 continued to f the uncompromising attitude of Abner
195:3.10 Pantaenus taught Clement and then went on to f.
196:1.2 practices of living as will enable it to “F. after” the
196:1.3 To “f. Jesus” means to personally share his religious
follow me
137:2.5 And Jesus answered, “F..”
137:2.7 genuine Israelite, in whom there is no deceit. F..”
137:2.7 And Jesus nodded to Nathaniel, again saying, “F..”
138:3.1 Jesus, who, looking into Matthew’s face, said, “F..”
138:3.3 the Master greeted the patriot and only said, “F..”
138:4.1 and Jesus, gazing on them, nodded and said, “F..”
138:5.1 you lack faith; nevertheless, I receive you. F..”
138:5.1 will always be loyal to your Galilean brethren. F..”
139:5.1 that day in the Jordan valley when Jesus said, “F..”
139:7.6 that engaging voice of the Master saying, “F..”
140:6.11 willing, then, to take up your responsibilities and f.
157:6.8 let him assume the obligations of sonship and f..
158:7.5 after me, take up his responsibilities daily, and f..
159:3.13 to believe in me and wholeheartedly proceed to f.
159:5.10 the full measure of his responsibilities daily to f..”
163:2.2 They have forsaken all to f. and proclaim the
163:2.5 and f., and you shall have treasure in the kingdom
164:5.2 sheep hear my voice and I know them and they f..
165:2.4 fold; you know not my voice, and you do not f..
165:5.2 since you have forsaken everything, not only to f.,
171:2.2 The Master said: “You who would f. after me from
174:5.8 If you will truly f., even after I have gone to my
177:1.2 you grow weary, I will help you. F. on with me.”
180:3.5 and though you cannot now f., you shall certainly
180:3.5 you cannot now f., you shall certainly f. in the ages
181:2.13 at the customhouse when you first set out to f.;
181:2.19 three groups of brothers who chose to f. after me.
181:2.29 f. in paying the supreme price of loving service in
190:2.3 Join earnest hands with your brethren and f..”
192:2.4 And f. after me even to the end.”
192:2.5 what is that to you? Only make sure that you f..”
196:0.13 significance of his one supreme requirement, “F..”
follow, not
11:2.10 it does not f. that Paradise is time-space limited just
13:1.16 it does not necessarily f. that the Father had aught to
79:1.4 they did not f. the evolutionary course of the older
110:7.3 it does not f. that Adjusters only gain experience for
132:7.1 Ganid was surprised that Jesus did not f. out his
149:2.6 his reputation as a healer, it does not f. that it
151:1.4 Many of these people f. not in the way of the truth
165:2.4 they know his voice; they will not f. a stranger.
165:2.4 you know not my voice, and you do not f. me.
165:2.4 the sheep know not your voice and will not f. you.
166:0.2 But his followers did not long f. his instructions,
172:5.3 Peter was terribly disappointed that Jesus did not f.
184:2.10 Peter did not f. Jesus to the palace of Caiaphas.
189:2.6 does not f. that the association of a group of facts
followed—see followed after; followed by
0:11.1 the Father f. the expression of his thought into the
20:4.4 Had Urantia f. the general plan of inhabited worlds,
42:2.16 transmuting space-force has been f., level by level,
45:1.11 those personalities who f. him in rebellion against
53:1.5 Abaddon f. his master into rebellion and has ever
53:7.6 over one third f. their chief into the rebel ranks.
61:7.13 Those animals which f. the glaciers back and forth
64:2.3 They were f. in Europe by a somewhat superior
65:4.8 will development; and if such a plan had been f.,
66:4.7 members of Caligastia’s staff f. the Andonic race.
66:7.20 and abject spiritual darkness which f. the Caligastia
69:4.1 Just as marriage by contract f. marriage by capture,
69:4.1 by capture, so trade by barter f. seizure by raids.
70:6.5 officer was a food administrator; others shortly f..
70:7.17 a change of administration only f. civil war,
72:1.4 This continental nation f. the evolutionary trend of
73:0.1 the cultural and moral setback which so swiftly f.
75:4.8 Some of this advice they f.; some they disregarded
77:2.7 The forty-four modified Andonites who f. the staff
77:5.5 A company of twenty-seven f. Adamson
78:5.1 immediately f. the great renaissance of the Garden
78:5.5 mixed Andites and Egyptians f. down the east and
78:5.7 Andite sailors, together with some who f. them,
80:3.1 the Somme now flows in the same channel which it f.
80:7.12 When Egypt f. Mesopotamia in cultural decline,
83:7.1 the children always f. the mother; the mother-child
85:1.5 Hill worship f. stone worship, and the first hills to
86:2.3 If one event f. another, the savage considered them
89:2.5 Then f. all the ritualistic schemes of purification.
93:1.1 with extinction during the millenniums which f. the
94:1.1 Their religious forms of worship f. the ceremonial
94:1.7 second, third, and fourth Vedas f. as the Brahmans
95:3.5 Amenemope they f. for a season; Okhban they
96:4.8 Yahweh, became the Lord God of Israel, who f.
97:4.5 Hosea f. Amos and his doctrine of a God of justice
103:6.10 Increasingly has civilized man f. in the footsteps of
110:7.10 f. a beautifully touching and appealing admonition.
119:2.7 There soon f. the third Uversa proclamation of the
119:5.3 On Salvington we f. the career of this spirit pilgrim
123:3.5 Then f. the solemn Passover, which the adults
127:5.6 she f. him devotedly through his eventful years of
133:3.7 they looked at each other and silently f. as the men
135:8.7 John f. Jesus a sufficient distance to tell him the story
135:11.4 for the tragic end of his life in the flesh which f. so
137:1.7 the vast multitude of believing disciples who f. him.
138:7.7 work in behalf of the kingdom for two weeks was f.
139:4.10 was the one apostle who f. right along with Jesus
141:1.5 three fourths of his followers previously f. John
145:1.2 and their associates forsook their nets and f. Jesus.
146:6.2 half of the village f. the bearers of the bier of this
146:6.3 The multitude which f. him, and the whole village of
149:1.9 and as she f. Jesus about through Galilee, she
150:5.4 they all went on in the days that f. proclaiming the
150:8.5 f. the third prayer: “True it is that you are Yahweh,
150:8.7 Then f. the last benediction: “O bestow on your
152:0.2 large crowd which had heard the father’s request f.
152:1.3 two blind men led by a dumb boy f. him and cried
152:3.3 Many who had believed in him turned back and f.
153:5.4 We have believed in you and f. with you all this time.
154:6.10 by the conspiracy of events which immediately f..
158:5.5 journeyed southward while the crowd f. on behind.
158:7.1 sought to elude his critics and the crowd which f.
162:4.3 ceremony of the water f. the sunrise procession of
162:4.4 Then f. the sacrifices for the day, associated with
162:9.1 the week that f. the feast of tabernacles, scores of
165:2.1 Jerusalemites, Pharisees and others, f. Jesus north to
165:2.3 some of you, slaves of tradition, who have f. me
168:0.8 saw that Mary rose up quickly and went out, f. her,
168:0.9 but in this Martha failed, for they all f. Mary and so
168:1.1 as the Master f. on in silence with the two sisters,
171:1.2 the other half f. him for two weeks, visiting towns
171:3.3 number of those who f. along with him day by day
171:4.8 bewildered group of believers who this day f. Jesus
171:6.1 And so the chief publican f. on with the crowd until
172:5.2 Throughout this day and those that immediately f.,
172:5.7 Nathaniel naturally f. along with more poise and
172:5.9 he f. along, gazing at the spectacle and honestly
173:1.7 refrained from participation in what so soon f.,
174:5.14 and they f. Jesus in silence and in deep meditation.
177:5.2 again great throngs of people enthusiastically f.
178:3.5 and they all f. him down Olivet and into the city.
178:3.6 John Mark had f. them all the way into the city,
182:0.1 quickly throwing a linen coat about himself, f.
183:3.10 John f. close behind the mob, but Peter f. afar off.
183:4.3 and John Zebedee f. along to the home of Annas.
184:2.1 some distance behind, and Simon Peter f. afar off.
184:2.9 the guards passed out of the palace gates, Peter f.
186:1.1 The chief priest and his Sanhedrist associates f.
188:0.2 If this plan had been f., the body of the Master
188:3.9 the resurrection of life f. the sleep of death as of the
189:4.13 Peter rushed out of the upper chamber, f. closely by
192:0.4 Mark f. them out of the city, and when they had
194:1.4 two thousand new believers f. the apostles down to
194:4.13 f. the path of Alexander’s march of former days,
195:5.14 In religion, Jesus advocated and f. the method of
195:8.7 there also f. the unlooked-for harvest of world wars
followed after
141:1.1 many of them f. after the Master within a few days.
146:6.2 of believers and many curious people f. after him.
151:1.1 parables that he taught the throngs that f. after him
158:7.1 he knew that those who f. after him would go on
163:7.4 wonder-seeking multitudes who f. after the Master
168:1.1 When the friendly Jews who f. after them saw his
171:1.2 about one thousand in number, f. after the Master.
178:2.8 the man with the water pitcher near the gate and f.
179:5.5 those who f. after him in the intervening centuries
182:2.12 curiosity that he forsook his sentinel post and f. after
184:1.9 Annas himself f. after them shortly.
194:0.3 led off in this mistake, and others f. after him
followed by
11:7.8 resistance to motion which is universally f. cosmic
20:6.3 could hardly think of a vocation that has not been f.
32:2.3 The construction of Salvington was immediately f.
34:1.1 f. the disappearance in the spiritual shining of the
42:4.2 of metamorphoses, to be f. its outward physical
42:5.1 ten octaves up are the X rays, f. the gamma rays
59:1.15 occurred, f. the sinking of Africa and Australia.
61:1.11 and this was f. new extensive land deposits and other
64:7.3 the red man going northeast to Asia, closely f. the
64:7.4 They were closely f. the yellow tribes, who drove
64:7.15 the orange man, then by the green, f. by the indigo
65:2.5 soon f. the mollusks—the oyster, octopus, and
67:2.2 demand was f. the masterly appeal of Van,
68:5.3 is the mode of life now f. the African Bushmen.
69:9.16 f. a succession of slaves, serfs, and landless classes.
70:1.21 the arrival of a sense of fairness, and this was f. the
70:8.4 f. the recognition of language mastery, knowledge,
70:8.9 then the skilled workers, f. the unskilled laborers.
74:6.2 being f. his sister and Eveson, the second son of
75:7.5 Mortal status f. by physical dissolution was the
81:6.8 to be f. the employment of steam and electricity.
81:6.8 metalworking were f. an age of writing and printing.
82:2.2 reveals the simple mating customs f. primitive races.
87:5.2 And now the simple ghost cult is f. by the practices
87:6.16 ritual vows, soon to be f. religious pledges and oaths
90:2.5 soon f. the appearance of those shamanesses who
94:2.4 This philosophically debilitating teaching was f.
95:1.7 This defeat of the Salem gospel was immediately f.
97:5.4 This Isaiah was f. by Micah and Obadiah, who
97:9.21 Then began the three years’ siege f. by the total
98:4.8 vegetation growth f. the springtime restoration of all
101:7.3 some idea of a personal God is attained, f. enlarging
103:1.4 first a primitive belief in something which is then f.
119:3.8 Each of these missions was f. by an age of service
121:5.15 Christianity also promised deliverance from sin f. the
123:5.3 study of the other books of the law, f. the study of
130:2.2 advanced truth throughout his lifetime and was f.
134:2.2 men residing along the route f. the caravan lived
136:0.2 but such a message was always f. the gospel,
148:6.3 law is sooner or later f. the harvest of punishment,
148:7.4 proving to be one of those whose healing was f a life
150:9.4 Jesus, f his disciples, proceeded to their encampment
152:2.3 and Jesus spoke to them briefly, being f. Peter.
154:2.1 This summary action of the Sanhedrin was f.
162:6.3 this will certainly be f. the bestowal of the spirit of
167:5.1 On the way to Judea Jesus was f. a company of
171:2.6 started on the way to Heshbon, f. about five hundred
171:3.1 Jesus and the twelve, f. a crowd of several hundred
176:1.6 the end of the world would be f. the immediate
176:2.3 the prince of darkness, and then Adam, who was f.
185:4.1 he was f. his accusers and an increasing multitude.
187:0.4 They were f. many who secretly sympathized with
188:1.3 carried it, f. the faithful women watchers from
189:3.4 And he was immediately f. all the celestial host not
194:0.1 was f. a strong urge to go out and publicly proclaim
follower
162:1.7 Philip (Herod’s brother) was almost a f. of Jesus,
167:3.4 was deposed, and a f. of Jesus was put in his place.
177:4.11 a disciple of John before he became a f. of Jesus.
184:2.6 “I am not this man’s f.; I do not even know him; I
184:2.8 again teasingly charged him with being a f. of Jesus
followers
4:5.5 in the primitive minds of his childlike Bedouin f.,
53:3.4 Lucifer exhorted his f. to believe that none of these
67:6.1 The f. of Van early withdrew to the highlands west
73:1.5 the f. of Nod became divided into three major groups
73:1.6 descendants joined Van and his loyal f. in the lands
75:5.9 these hostilities kept up long after Adam and his f.
75:6.2 twelve hundred loyal f. who pledged themselves to
76:0.1 garden to the Nodites unopposed, he and his f.
76:3.2 recognized that their children and f. had learned to
76:3.2 And it was better for the majority of their f. that
77:2.4 f. of Nod, actually engaged in sexual reproduction,
89:3.7 Jesus ever teach these unreasonable views to his f..
92:3.4 Evolved religion commands respect because its f.
92:5.9 The Sethites and their f never entirely lost the Trinity
92:5.15 were synthesized by Nanak and his f. into Sikhism,
92:5.16 brotherhood of spiritual worship among the f. of the
92:6.19 The f. of Mohammed stumbled at the advanced
93:2.5 circles became regarded as so sacred by his f. that
93:3.3 very few of his f. ever knew that these three circles
93:3.4 To the rank and file of his f. he made no effort to
93:3.6 Melchizedek taught his f. all they had capacity to
93:4.14 to sacrifice from the religious practices of his f.,
93:8.1 become strongly established in the minds of his f..
93:9.1 Melchizedek had fully warned his f. that he must go
94:6.12 and Lao-tse were eventually deified by their f. in
94:7.1 Gautama’s f. made it appear that he was the son of a
94:7.2 Gautama exhorted his f. to carry his gospel to all the
94:7.5 Siddhartha so declared himself before his f. and
94:8.2 Gautama’s f. called him Sasta, meaning master or
94:8.17 Gautama’s f. overlooked the fact that the highest
94:9.5 Chinese and north Indian groups of Gautama’s f. had
94:11.2 was not carried to the world until after Gautama’s f.
94:11.3 Some of his later f. taught that Sakyamuni Buddha’s
94:11.6 gospel of Siddhartha, as it was interpreted by his f.,
94:12.2 this differentiation of the f. of the Lesser Road and
94:12.4 revived ancient missionary spirit of Gautama’s f.
95:1.8 Melchizedek had warned his f. to teach about the
95:6.4 (All too true, Zoroaster’s later f. did reverence and
95:7.3 Had the f. of Jesus taken more seriously his
96:4.3 god of the desert as the one and only god of his f..
96:4.5 and in keeping his f. intact for a quarter of a century
96:4.6 telling his f. that Yahweh was a hard taskmaster,
96:4.7 limited understanding of his f. made it necessary to
96:6.2 Moses had kept alive in the hearts of his f.
97:3.1 between the believers in Yahweh and the f. of Baal
97:9.8 A part of the secular story of how his immediate f.
97:10.5 functioned to conserve the highest values of its f..
98:5.2 despite the militant opposition of the f. of Zoroaster.
98:7.2 the Levant and Occident by the f. of this Galilean,
99:5.10 Jesus did not require of his f. that they should
100:7.2 but his stalwart strength of character amazed his f..
100:7.6 exhorted his f. to preach the gospel to all peoples.
104:1.6 among the northern branch of the f. of Buddha,
104:1.9 The f. of the Islamic faith likewise failed to grasp the
104:2.5 admonished his f. that justice is never a personal act;
119:2.5 But millions of his misguided and deluded f.
121:4.3 Stoicism’s f. sought to attune their minds to the
122:4.4 The early f. of Jesus all too often succumbed to
128:1.13 his sincere believers and grateful f. to worship him.
128:4.6 he recognized that his f. would be tempted to
131:6.1 these believers have become known as f. of Jainism.
134:7.3 Paul was preaching in Antioch and heard his f. speak
135:10.1 About one quarter of John’s immediate f. had
135:10.3 many of them going into Galilee to join the f. of
135:11.1 Few of John’s f. were permitted to see him.
135:11.1 his f. who had become believers in the Son of Man
136:9.1 How should he organize his f. for effective effort and
136:9.12 Jesus sought to prevent his early f. alluding to him
136:9.13 final request that he allow his f. to make him king.
137:1.1 Of all John’s f. one named Andrew was the most
137:2.2 there was a great tumult in the camp of John’s f..
137:2.3 While this trouble was brewing among John’s f.,
137:5.3 he never would be able to make his f. see him in
137:7.13 Jesus early taught his f. that the kingdom was a
140:4.9 Jesus exhorted his f. to exercise experiential faith.
140:5.1 Jesus taught his f. to manifest fatherly love rather
140:5.3 Jesus did not expect his f. to achieve an impossible
140:5.15 And then Jesus went on to instruct his f. in the
140:8.12 did say that his f. should make feasts for the poor
140:8.14 but many of Jesus’ early f. had strong opinions
140:8.16 He never taught his f. to avoid earthly possessions,
140:8.16 Jesus never personally directed his f. to adopt a
140:10.7 Jesus taught his f. to treat all men as their brothers.
141:1.4 But it was always a stumbling stone to John’s f.
141:1.5 task of getting along with the f. of John the Baptist.
141:1.5 three fourths of his f. had previously followed John
141:3.5 to the spiritually minded women among his f., but
141:7.1 a large group of f. journeyed down the Jordan to the
143:3.7 of greatly improved relations with the f. of John.
144:1.10 Jesus never forbade his f. to use John’s form of
144:3.13 John the Baptist had taught his f. several prayers;
144:6.10 this is the story of the first attempt of Jesus’ f. to
144:7.1 Baptism was the price which the f. of Jesus paid in
144:7.1 socialized religious group, the f. of John the Baptist
144:7.1 John’s f., in joining Jesus’ f., gave up just about
144:8.5 marked the real union of John’s and Jesus’ f..
145:1.3 But Jesus’ f. always regarded this as a miracle.
146:2.15 14. Jesus warned his f. against thinking that their
146:2.15 to be found in the prayers and worship of his f..
146:2.17 16. Jesus taught his f. that, when they had made
146:3.8 refreshing and inspiring for Jesus’ f. to hear these
146:3.10 Jesus gave his f. very little instruction regarding
146:6.2 funeral procession had come up to Jesus and his f.
146:7.1 He told his f. that, after he returned to the Father,
147:6.2 attached themselves to Jesus’ family of f.,
147:7.2 pray as we Pharisees fast and as John bade his f..”
149:2.1 The well-meant efforts of Jesus’ early f. to restate
149:2.4 2. The second great blunder of the Master’s early f.
149:2.12 Jesus received the obedience of his f. without
149:2.12 He permitted his f. to call him Master.
150:9.1 throng of his enemies and a sprinkling of his own f.
150:9.3 that a soft answer turns away wrath, but his f. were
150:9.4 public tour had a sobering effect upon all of Jesus’ f..
151:3.12 In this way Jesus sought to acquaint his f. with many
151:5.6 The Master’s f. always persisted in placing their own
151:6.5 to see the lunatic sitting with Jesus and his f.,
152:1.2 of these apparent miracles had little effect on his f..
152:2.1 he declared a furlough of one week that all his f.
152:6.2 enthusiastic and open f. of Jesus, who numbered
153:0.3 among such a group of depressed and disconsolate f.
153:0.3 word of well-wishing from any of his immediate f.
153:1.3 The Master well knew that many of his f. were
153:1.3 Jesus knew he could depend on his f., when they
154:0.3 Jesus prepared his f. for the impending dispersion.
154:1.1 intimate counsel with his f. at the Zebedee house.
154:1.2 closing the house of God to Jesus and all his f..
154:1.3 concepts of the kingdom held by the Master’s f.
154:2.1 all the synagogues of Palestine to Jesus and his f..
154:2.4 family or in behalf of any one of his immediate f..
154:6.4 was the giving of this parting message to his f.,
155:0.1 the Master called his f. around him and discussed
156:5.1 Jesus first told his f. the story of the white lily which
156:6.7 all Jewry to the teachings of Jesus and all his f.
156:6.7 claiming that these teachers were f. of John and
157:2.2 prepared for the evening conference with his f..
157:4.3 characteristic of him when his f. took themselves too
157:5.2 His f. were disposed to regard him as the expected
157:6.3 his immediate f. knew him as the Son of Man
157:6.3 majority of his f. still regarded him as the Messiah,
157:6.4 Jesus did not place emphasis, as did his later f.,
157:6.6 endeavored to lead his f. into the spiritual kingdom
157:6.6 but his f. would not go forward in the adventure.
159:0.2 the Master called his f. together and directed that
159:0.2 instructing his f. to return to Magadan not later
159:5.7 the Hebrew scriptures for the instruction of his f.
159:5.9 Jesus required his f. to react positively and
159:5.10 that his f. should be wise and alert in the quick
159:5.10 by many parables which he later spoke to his f..
159:5.10 Jesus never exhorted his f. patiently to bear their
159:6.3 Few of Jesus’ f. at this time appreciated the value of
161:3.2 We understand that he did not wish his f. to know
162:1.1 Long before they fled from Galilee, the f. of Jesus
162:1.3 Jesus’ bold appearance in Jerusalem confused his f..
162:1.3 Jerusalem, even in opposition to the advice of his f.,
162:1.8 The other f. of the Master were astonished when he
163:6.3 rare moments of emotional ecstasy which his f.
163:7.4 any number of his f. who were material-minded,
164:1.4 a beautiful admonition to all his f. and a stunning
164:3.15 thereby he desired to teach his f. of that day and
164:3.15 that they must cease to regard miracles as the only
166:0.2 But his f. did not long follow his instructions, for
166:0.2 they departed from his teachings and began to build
167:0.1 he was accompanied by over six hundred f..
167:5.1 to this group of f. on the “Terms of Salvation,”
167:6.4 if Jesus’ f. had not departed so far from that which
168:0.4 that all three had long been ardent f. of Jesus,
169:4.1 Jesus depicted all his f. as servants of mankind and
170:2.11 the Master taught his f. to pray: “Your kingdom
170:5.4 nearly failed of realization as his f. progressively
170:5.14 When Jesus’ immediate f. recognized their failure
170:5.19 a restatement as will undo the work of his early f.
171:0.2 set all Jesus’ f. to thinking that he was going up to
171:0.3 only tended to confuse the majority of his f.;
171:1.3 Jesus’ immediate f. understood that the camp at Pella
171:1.3 A large majority of his f. never were able to grasp
171:1.3 no matter what he taught them, they would not give
171:2.1 When Jesus and the company of one thousand f.
171:3.3 numbers of their f. deserted to go on to Jerusalem
171:3.4 outward courage displayed by his immediate f.,
171:4.1 Jesus and his f. encamped at Livias on their way to
171:5.1 at the head of a band of about two hundred f.,
171:7.10 And it behooves the Master’s f. in all ages to learn
171:8.14 the multitude of f. had gone on toward Jerusalem,
172:2.1 apostles and immediate f. even then carried swords
172:2.5 all of Jesus’ f. sensed the impending crisis, but they
172:4.2 Jesus and his immediate f. were left alone.
175:1.25 And then the Master beckoned his f. to depart from
175:2.1 And it should not cause those who profess to be f.
175:2.1 by intolerant, unworthy, and bigoted professed f.
175:2.2 the professed f. of Jesus indulge themselves in
176:1.3 wherefore did he give these instructions to his f..
176:1.6 many of Jesus’ f. interpreted these predictions as
176:2.1 As the conviction grew on his f. that he was going
176:3.7 successive generations of the professed f. of Jesus
176:4.2 As his f. awakened to the fact that their Master
176:4.2 his f. began the formulation of that belief which
176:4.3 Second, Jesus most certainly promised his f. that he
177:3.3 his divine power to save himself nor permit his f.
177:5.2 This was the occasion of Jesus’ warning his f. to
178:1.1 Jesus talked to about fifty of his trusted f. for two
178:2.1 Jesus’ most devoted f. could not reconcile the
179:2.3 was for the safety and salvation of his chosen f..
181:1.9 After Jesus bestowed this peace upon each of his f.,
182:1.8 Jesus prayed for unity among his f., but he did not
182:3.5 During the years that Jesus lived among his f., they
182:3.5 they did have much proof of his divine nature,
183:0.3 Failing to disperse his f., the Master left them and
183:2.3 more than threescore devoted f. were encamped
183:2.3 they could not depend upon all Jesus’ f. obeying
183:3.8 a stop to this show of physical resistance by his f.,
183:3.9 the captain, fearing that the f. of the Master might
183:3.9 Jesus’ f. fled in haste back into the ravine.
183:5.3 He is one of this fellow’s f..”
184:2.5 Are you not also one of his f.?”
184:2.5 “I know not this man, neither am I one of his f..”
184:2.6 not only because one of his f. bade me let you in the
186:3.1 Gethsemane to disperse or arrest the f. of Jesus.
186:3.1 But long before their arrival these f. had scattered.
186:3.1 the Sanhedrin was satisfied that the f. of Jesus were
186:3.4 David soon discovered that none of Jesus’ f. were
186:3.5 so these f. of Jesus, scattered throughout Jerusalem
187:0.4 they discussed what should be done with his f..
187:2.9 if his f. had gained possession of these garments,
187:2.9 The Master desired that his f. should have nothing
188:1.1 standing by to see that none of Jesus’ f. prevented
188:2.1 If Jesus’ f. were unmindful of his promise to rise
188:2.2 as will make the sepulchre secure against his f.,
190:4.2 reports concerning the many appearances to his f. are
192:0.1 story that a band of his f. had removed the body.
194:3.11 Jesus had already taught his f. that his religion was
194:3.14 but among the f. of Jesus woman has been forever
194:4.2 bold and courageous f. of a living Lord, not a dead
195:10.5 so few genuine second-milers—so few professed f. of
195:10.16 numerous families of his present-day professed f..
196:0.13 The Master desires that all his f. should fully share
196:0.13 Jesus most touchingly challenged his f., not only
196:2.6 indeed a pity that his f. failed to create a unified
196:2.7 and a pledge of devotion than commands to his f..
196:2.7 of himself rather than what he required of all his f..
following—noun
154:1.3 a new f. was built up which was better grounded in
following—adjective—non-exhaustive
55:4.15 During this or the f. age a Teacher Son, assisted by
55:4.15 world of long-time assignment during the f. ages.
59:0.3 the f. period of more highly developed marine life.
64:7.11 During the f. interglacial period this Neanderthal race
118:0.13 is the antechamber of the f. era of cosmic growth,
120:1.7 Father and your Father and offer you the f. counsel,
129:4.1 contrast with the soon-f. epoch of public ministry.
132:5.2 then would I counsel you to make the f. analysis
132:5.2 bear in mind the f. ten different methods of
134:5.1 We have in the f. presentation departed more
142:3.2 Jesus called attention to the f. phases of the growth
142:7.1 present the f. summary of the Master’s instruction:
147:6.3 the f. morning they moved up the river toward
following—verb
2:3.3 f. an unbroken confirmation of the indictment
6:6.4 your attainment of spirit status f. your completion of
11:5.9 return thereto f. the completion of its space circuit.
14:5.4 F. the attainment of the Eternal Son, ascenders are
15:1.3 You are f. the orderly and predetermined path of
15:5.11 for new cycles of universe function f. a collision
15:7.7 Hereon is man spiritualized f. his constellation
19:3.5 When the tribunal of nine arrives at a decision f. its
20:6.8 local universe ages f. a Michael’s seventh bestowal.
20:9.4 f. their final mission the planet will be ushered into
21:3.8 4. Supreme sovereignty—the settled authority f. the
21:4.4 F. the seventh and final bestowal a Creator Son
23:1.1 Immediately f. the creation of the Seven Spirits of
25:1.3 on the third moment f. the assembly of the Master
26:8.5 F. this service, on their own motion, they return to
28:6.8 and f. such training, the Memories of Mercy teach
34:1.3 of the Gods and f. the flash of spiritual energy,
35:2.8 then, f. the correctional rest, reinstatement to service
38:1.1 F. the completion of this united effort, the Son
38:5.3 F. this general education they are advanced to the
40:4.1 f. the adjudication of the nonsurvivor, they may be
40:4.1 after repeated services of this sort or f. some unusual
41:1.1 and f. nebular evolution of gravity response, they
51:2.1 and f. the discussion of the needs of such a world,
51:5.6 F. this procreative outpouring of imported ability
52:7.14 departure, f. their final mission, will inaugurate this
53:5.1 F. this momentous conference, Michael announced
53:9.2 the status of these rebellious leaders f. Michael’s
59:4.7 F. these submergences, many of the shore lines
61:1.12 F. a slight land rise the continent was covered by
61:3.3 a slight land submergence f. the long epoch of land
62:3.9 and f. their example, more than half the tribe,
64:6.15 drifted into great darkness f. the Caligastia apostasy;
66:4.10 f. the instructions of the pioneer Danite pair.
69:3.11 f. the exchange of commodities came the exchange
69:7.4 when a certain dog, after f. a hunter around all day,
69:9.12 F. the loss of faith in the fetish, laws were evolved to
70:5.4 preserved the teaching of Onamonalonton in f. the
70:5.6 saw to it that one war was not too long in f. another.
70:7.12 F. these years of rigorous discipline and training and
71:3.10 f. the end of the administration of political spoilsmen
74:4.1 the night f. the sixth day, while Adam and Eve
76:6.2 On the third day after Adam’s death, the second f.
77:4.2 Nodite centers were established immediately f. the
79:8.3 five hundred years f. the disruption of Greco-Roman
88:2.8 the f of which may determine important life decisions
89:10.6 the renewal of loyalty relations f. a period of the
92:5.6 F. the appearance of Adam on earth, so-called sons
93:6.7 It was f. this real and public surrender of his personal
95:1.10 Salem missionaries of the period f. the rejection of
97:6.2 monotheism throughout the world at about and f.
97:9.4 Immediately f. the defeat of the Ammonites, Saul
100:7.1 The most effective presentation of Jesus consists in f.
101:10.7 Religion assures man that, in f. the gleam of
103:7.5 sincerely desirous of f. the truth wherever it may
104:1.1 in the unsettled times f. the planetary rebellion.
105:2.2 In f. the chronological portrayal of the origins of
107:0.4 who is consciously or unconsciously f. the leading of
108:3.4 We do know that, f. the appearance of a Paradise
108:6.2 F. the completion of the mission of a Paradise
111:3.2 after death and f. the mansion world resurrection,
112:3.4 F. this dissolution the Adjuster takes leave of the
112:5.13 You will not function as a conscious being, f. death,
112:6.5 During the times immediately f. survival, ascending
113:4.3 In f. this leading you are sure to encounter, and if
117:4.11 he is f. the motions of time, which flow as currents
118:10.16 man is f the pathway of Supremacy to the attainment
119:4.1 recalling what had happened in times past f. such
122:3.4 announcement to Mary was made the day f. the
122:7.6 F. the evening meal and after much discussion
136:2.1 Jesus was f. the example of many pious Israelites.
136:2.6 Jesus, as he was and on Urantia, was f. the very
136:9.10 Jesus had none when he came back to his fellows f.
137:6.1 Jesus’ first public appearance f. his baptism was in
139:2.5 dismal days immediately f. Peter’s denial of Jesus in
139:2.9 In f. Jesus, literally and figuratively, Peter was either
139:2.9 the procession or else trailing behind—“f. afar off.”
140:7.0 7. THE WEEK FOLLOWING THE ORDINATION
142:7.5 F. that, came the memorable discussion of the family
144:6.1 his leaders to be apostles, f. the precedent of Jesus.
145:4.1 Throughout the evening f. this great outburst of
150:8.7 F. the benedictions he offered an informal prayer
151:2.5 F. a moment of silence, Thomas spoke up: “Yes,
152:1.2 the maiden had been in a state of coma f. a fever,
152:5.2 only about five hundred persisted in f. after him.
154:7.2 F. the Master’s boat was another and smaller craft,
157:6.1 F. the collapse of the popularity of Jesus with the
166:1.1 quite a number of his fellow Pharisees were f. Jesus
171:4.8 immediately f. an unpleasant preliminary skirmish
173:0.2 the apostles f. closely behind in meditative silence.
178:2.10 so that he was easily prevented from f. Peter, John,
183:3.1 with the armed guards f. so closely upon his heels.
187:1.4 and f. this road, they soon arrived at Golgotha,
195:4.3 The rehabilitation of Christianity, f. the passing of
follows—see follows, as
2:5.9 The Father’s love f us now and throughout the circle
5:5.11 Then f. the soul consciousness—the realization of
28:6.16 privilege of service immediately f. the discovery of
28:6.17 after the service of time there f. the superservice of
28:6.22 it f. that, even in your present human estate, if you
47:8.1 the prospective spirit career which f. graduation from
50:5.5 Self-preservation is a pursuit which always f. self-
50:7.3 All through the Paradise career, reward f. effort as
73:6.8 wherein mansion world resurrection f. material death
87:6.17 crosses his fingers, and f. expectoration with a trite
92:6.15 China f. the Taoist and the Confucian teachings;
103:1.1 —no two mortals being alike—it inevitably f. that no
106:0.5 This superfinite level (antecedently) f. finite
111:4.6 Personality f. types but is always unique.
113:6.8 This roll call of justice always immediately f. the
114:0.2 it f. therefore that 191,924,362 angels were absent
116:6.6 it f. that the evolution of the parts is a segmented
119:2.7 now the third f. upon the termination of the second
130:1.5 Evil is the inevitable darkness which f. upon the heels
130:5.3 Season f. season and sundown f. sunrise only with
131:3.3 follow in the path of evil as the dust f. the wind.
131:3.3 pure thinking and virtuous living as the shadow f. the
131:4.7 Evil must be left behind, but virtue f. the soul to
132:2.4 The spiritually blind individual who logically f.
136:9.5 Step by step this human mind f. in the path of the
146:3.7 “Every earth child who f. the leading of this spirit
148:6.3 there f. a soul peace which passes all understanding
149:4.2 while ‘he who is hasty of temper exalts f.’?
160:2.7 And since wisdom is superknowledge, it f. that,
161:1.2 the Creator of all other beings, it f. that, as regards
162:5.2 He who f. me shall not walk in darkness but shall
193:1.2 there f. the experience of bearing the fruits of this life
follows, as
0:6.4 These are often employed as f.:
0:12.5 These Deity associations may be described as f.:
10:3.9 of Havona in the phenomenal universes as f.:
11:5.1 on nether Paradise, and that it is constituted as f.:
12:4.7 Space motions may be roughly classified as f.:
14:4.14 to higher Havona status may be suggested as f.:
15:2.2 and they are constituted approximately as f.:
15:2.18 superuniverses is constituted, approximately, as f.:
15:12.1 Our courts are constituted as f.: There presides, in
16:3.1 These Seven Master Spirits may be described as f.:
25:2.5 a conciliating commission and is made up as f.:
26:1.2 The spirits of the grand universe are classified as f.:
26:3.3 the service of the pilgrims of time is classified as f.:
28:5.2 Trinity-origin associates of the Ancients of Days as f.
30:3.1 Their work may be described as f.: 1. The Star
31:9.2 These seven groups are classified as f.:
35:8.8 Lanonandek order is classified on Salvington as f.:
36:2.1 These worlds of the Life Carriers are designated as f.
36:5.5 described in order of evolutionary attainment, as f.:
39:4.1 Administrator seraphim are organized for service as f
40:5.4 classification is as f.: 1. Mortals of the transient or
42:10.2 various levels, certain of which may be depicted as f.
43:5.2 These twelve are as f.: 1. The Constellation Father.
45:1.1 These spheres are numbered and named as f.:
46:4.1 in Nebadon these arrangements are designed as f.:
48:2.3 created in groups of one thousand, classified as f.:
49:2.23 These types are distributed as f.: number 1, one per
55:3.2 to the public treasury, and it was disbursed as f.:
55:4.24 a Planetary Adam and Eve may select careers as f.:
66:5.1 These ten groups were constituted as f.:
67:4.1 staff were found to have aligned themselves as f.:
71:8.2 statehood entails progress from level to level, as f.:
72:8.1 five to eighteen, special schools are maintained as f.:
78:1.2 Racial and cultural distribution was as f.:
80:9.1 became generalized into the three white races as f.:
92:4.4 These were as f.: 1. The Dalamatian teachings.
92:6.2 twentieth-century Urantia, may be enumerated as f.:
104:5.1 Two of these associations are constituted as f.:
105:3.1 They have been described in these papers as f.:
106:8.3 to present the three-level concept, which is as f.:
107:2.1 We often refer to the different orders as f.:
112:1.5 are three, and they are roughly functional as f.:
114:6.4 planetary supervision are functional on Urantia as f.:
118:4.4 the seven superuniverses, it may be conceived as f.:
131:0.2 Ganid collected this material under ten heads, as f.:
141:7.2 we will reorganize and classify these teachings as f.:
144:4.1 modern phraseology as f.: The earnest and longing
150:3.2 may be summarized in modern phraseology as f.:
151:3.2 and expressed in modern phraseology as f.:
168:4.3 to their many questions may be summarized as f.:
178:1.1 summarized and restated in modern language as f.:
188:3.5 to explain these things to ourselves somewhat as f.:
folly
45:2.3 all the results of the former f. have been overcome
52:6.4 fail to recognize the f. of unmitigated selfishness.
54:2.3 Lucifer’s f. was the attempt to do the nondoable,
54:6.3 to teach that the good resulting from Lucifer’s f.
54:6.7 consequential good derived from the Lucifer f.;
64:1.8 the f. of allowing the superior freely to procreate
67:4.7 planets have long since heartily repented of their f.;
74:3.3 f. of attempting to achieve planetary advancement
75:5.2 and with premeditation committed the f. of Eve.
76:2.7 Cain was becoming the grim reminder of their f.,
77:3.7 an opportunity for making atonement for the f. of
79:8.8 it is f. to regard the past as the exclusive source of
113:6.10 notwithstanding that many repented of their f.,
130:1.2 impressed upon him the f. of trying to run away
136:6.9 portrayed to an onlooking universe the f. and sin of
136:8.8 the f. of creating artificial situations for the purpose
142:2.4 grown-up men and women, would it not be f. for
153:3.7 discuss and expose the f. of the rabbinic system of
155:6.2 Commit not the f. of calling that divine which is
156:5.5 “But let me warn you against the f. of undertaking to
164:0.1 to all their warnings emphasizing the f. and danger
167:4.4 it was only f. to allow Jesus to go again into Judea,
175:1.5 your leaders are about to commit the supreme f. of
177:0.3 To do this is f.; I will therefore send three men
fond
48:3.11 and you will grow exceedingly f. of both groups.
63:2.2 as they held each other in fearful and f. embrace,
70:5.6 These early war lords were not f. of peace.
83:1.5 strongly linked to sex attraction; they became f. of
123:5.15 Nathan was very f. of the lads and often gave them
123:6.2 Jesus’ uncles and aunts were all very f. of him,
124:4.5 by the failure of her favorite son to fulfill her f.
126:1.6 music lessons; Jesus was very f. of playing the harp.
132:4.4 Jesus was very f. of doing things—even little things—
133:3.1 Ganid grew to be very f. of Crispus, his wife, and
135:2.4 But John was very f. of Abner, the acknowledged
160:2.6 man and woman in the f. embrace of the highest
167:4.2 Jesus was very f. of Martha, Mary, and their
fondest
48:6.36 the death of your f. hopes, before it can be reborn
52:7.16 this era of light and life far more than equals the f.
100:2.8 can calmly stand by while their f. ambitions perish
153:5.1 repeatedly had he crushed their f. expectations,
fondly
127:1.8 family instead of being, as they had so f. planned,
Fonta—see also Andon and Fonta
63:0.3 F. signifies “the first Sonlike creature to exhibit
63:2.5 it occurred to F. to climb a near-by tree to secure
63:4.2 Childbirth was not a painful ordeal to F. and her
food—noun
26:1.17 are encircuited; they “have f. that you know not.”
47:4.6 You partake of the morontia order of f., a kingdom
47:4.6 Both f. and water are fully utilized in the morontia
48:6.11 I shall not, in this Divine Presence, want for f. nor
49:3.4 The nonbreathers do not eat f. or drink water as do
50:5.4 spend their waking hours either in seeking f. or in
50:5.5 the hunter can spare any time from the search for f.,
50:5.7 F., security, and leisure provide the foundation for
50:5.7 F., security, and material comfort dominate society,
60:2.3 dinosaurs required such an enormous amount of f.
60:2.14 lacking the intelligence to provide sufficient f. to
61:2.2 angiosperms were the principal f. of the mammals,
61:3.11 Men first used horses for f., then for travel, and later
62:3.6 they would hide f. for subsequent use and were given
62:3.11 they were concerned only with obtaining f. and,
62:5.11 He refused to eat, even when f. was brought to him
63:4.7 hunting to obtain f and fighting to avenge themselves
63:6.5 That f. was the all-important thing in the lives of
63:6.6 “O Breath of Life, give us this day our daily f.,
63:6.7 the first regularly to use fire in the preparation of f..
64:4.3 useful to these Neanderthal peoples, serving as f.,
64:4.12 these people to live with lessened anxiety about f.;
66:4.7 They partook of f. as did the mortals of the realm
66:5.2 1. The council on f. and material welfare.
66:5.2 F., water, clothes, and the material advancement of
66:5.3 F. was preserved by cooking, drying, and smoking;
66:5.3 it thus became the earliest property.
66:5.4 burdens and transporting themselves, to supply f.,
66:5.5 careful breeding as to become a valuable source of f.;
68:5.3 ten miles long as it passed over the land gleaning f..
68:5.8 earlier times it was man’s duty to secure the animal f.
68:5.8 to his herds to provide an abundance of animal f..
69:2.1 during a harvest of plenty, store f. against the days
69:2.2 to compete with the whole animal world for his f..
69:2.7 directed toward the preservation of fire, water, and f.
69:5.1 The man who had f., provided he could protect it
69:5.1 had a distinct advantage over the man who had no f..
69:6.7 of vital energy necessary for the digestion of f.
69:6.7 by reducing the effort necessary to secure f.,
69:7.2 being able to kill them as they were required for f..
69:7.4 ages dogs were used for f., hunting, transportation,
73:4.4 contributions of f. were also received from near-by
76:4.3 by dual nutrition, subsisting on both f. and light,
76:4.4 of children did not use the flesh of animals for f..
81:1.6 which had been put in graves as f. for the departed.
81:3.1 became agriculturists or collectors of water-borne f.,
82:1.9 when civilization insures plentiful f., the sex urge
84:3.6 pastoral ages woman must provide the vegetable f..
84:5.8 a woman’s value consisted in her f.-producing ability
84:8.5 and even the taste of good f. may serve as forms
84:8.5 (When you use salt to savor f., pause to consider
84:8.5 could obtain salt only by dipping his f. in ashes.)
87:2.3 the custom to provide f. and clothes for the ghost’s
87:2.9 Ghosts supposedly enjoyed the smell of f.;
87:2.9 to throw a bit of f. into the fire for the purpose of
88:1.3 When fruits became fetishes, they were taboo as f..
89:1.5 woman could think so much about a certain f. that
89:1.5 the child, when born, would be the echo of that f..
89:5.2 and since f. was man’s greatest need, then f. must
89:5.2 then f. must likewise be a spirit’s greatest need.
89:5.15 Human flesh having become the f. of superior men,
89:5.15 became taboo; human flesh was f. only for the gods;
89:5.16 and was held in high esteem both as such and as f..
90:3.4 individuals would be deserted without f. or water.
91:1.3 These simple-minded souls reasoned that f., game,
92:2.2 must consist, not of new and manufactured f., but
93:2.2 career that Machiventa had partaken of material f.,
95:1.2 unlawful to go on a journey, cook f., or make a fire
98:1.1 never to receive fees for religious service, only f.,
122:6.3 helping themselves from a common dish, or pot, of f.
122:7.3 when the f. was packed for the trip of three or four
126:5.1 Their clothes and even their f. became simpler.
126:5.1 they saved their best f. for the evening meal.
128:1.2 He hungered and satisfied such cravings with f.;
132:6.2 Ganid sought money from his father to provide f.
133:3.9 When Martha, Justus’ wife, had spread the f. on the
133:4.2 In your living and loving ministry serve spiritual f. in
134:8.1 a stone container in which Tiglath was to deposit f.
134:8.3 he abstained from all f. only a day or two at a time.
134:8.6 rebel personalities, had not to do with f., temple
134:8.10 he met Tiglath coming up to the rendezvous with f..
135:9.8 Jesus bade them return to their f. while he sat down
136:4.3 The longest period Jesus went without f. was his first
136:4.3 But on the third day Jesus went in search of f..
136:6.1 forcibly presented itself in the matter of obtaining f..
136:6.1 Should he go in quest of f. as any ordinary man
136:6.4 the physical nature as expressed in hunger for f.,
136:7.1 made his decisions regarding such matters as f.
137:8.3 he returned to Zebedee’s house and asked for f..
138:10.4 Philip’s duty to provide f. and to see that visitors had
139:5.4 Only a few times in four years did he fail to have f.
140:4.3 Salt not only flavors f., but it is also a preservative.
140:5.8 four or five days; one is apt to lose all desire for f..
143:5.1 he took the apostles with him to assist in bringing f.
143:6.1 to see Jesus, the twelve had just returned with f.,
143:6.1 they had been without f. all day and were hungry.
143:6.1 Can it be that the woman gave him f. as well as
144:2.3 that your friend hungers, and that you have no f. to
144:6.1 his fellow apostles were in a near-by village buying f.
147:5.2 to receive portions of f. which might be tossed to
152:1.1 to eat, for she had been a long time without f..
152:2.3 Many of these people had brought f. with them,
152:2.5 Philip had provided a three days’ supply of f. for
152:2.5 the f. the people had brought with them was nearly
152:2.6 They have no f..”
152:2.6 to the villages around about and buy themselves f..”
152:2.6 multitude so that they may go their way and buy f.
152:2.7 I would like to feed them. What f. have we with us?”
152:3.1 had finished gorging itself with the wonder-f.,
152:3.3 about the twelve baskets of the fragments of f.;
153:2.7 but rather seek for the spiritual f. that nourishes even
158:7.2 after they had partaken of f., Andrew, speaking to
159:5.1 to feed their souls upon the best of the spiritual f.,
163:4.12 they must trust the Father for f. and shelter and all
165:2.6 but you must also feed the flock with good f.;
165:5.2 The welfare of the soul is more than f. and drink;
165:5.2 yet the Father provides f. for every one of them
166:1.2 after each course of f. nor at the end of the meal.
166:1.6 Jesus went out of the house without partaking of f..
172:1.2 Martha directed the serving of the f.; her sister Mary
177:0.4 Mark came forward with a basket containing f. and
187:1.8 had neither f. nor water since the Last Supper at
188:2.3 the Jews carrying them their f. and drink.
190:0.3 such beings do not partake of ordinary material f.;
194:4.3 They took their f. with gladness and singleness of
food administrator
70:6.5 The first cabinet officer was a f.; others followed.
food animals
63:6.3 To Andon, the larger f. were symbols of creative
food carriers
77:3.4 The f. spread the news of the dissension, and large
food coercion
68:5.3 F., hunger, led to the first form of industrial
food competition
62:3.8 eventually resulted in serious f. and sex rivalry,
63:3.6 when combined f. and social friction brought about
food council
67:4.1 Ang and three members of the f. had survived.
food elements
152:2.10 Michael multiplied f. as he always does except for
food foraging
50:4.3 the remote tribes continued in hunting and f.,
food gatherers
80:3.6 The blue men were hunters, fishers, and f.;
food-gathering
68:5.3 form of industrial organization, the primitive f. lines.
food gift
89:5.2 enjoyed human flesh, therefore he offered it as a f. to
food hoarding
69:5.1 F. developed self-control and created problems of
food hunger
62:2.3 F. and sex craving were well developed, and a sex
68:2.4 association of human beings were f. and sex love;
68:2.5 With the growth of society, f. ceased to be the only
69:1.3 institutions embrace those practices growing out of f.
69:5.12 new wants were rapidly added to the original f..
84:1.2 but f. which first attracted savage man to woman
food hunter
86:1.1 Primitive man was a f. hunter.
food offerings
87:2.9 smell of food; f. at funeral feasts were once universal
food plants
73:5.5 but scores of varieties of f. were lost to the world.
food preservation
69:5.4 F. meant power and comfort for those who
food problems
50:5.4 races of primitive man are chiefly concerned with f..
50:5.6 After f. have been partially solved and some degree
food-producing
84:5.8 Once a woman’s value consisted in her f. ability,
food provider
68:2.7 Woman was a f., a beast of burden, and a companion
food provision
152:2.5 Neither had Philip made f. for such a multitude.
food quest
50:5.4 The f. is paramount in the minds of these early
food raids
70:1.8 1. Hunger, which led to f. raids.
food requirement(s)
48:2.23 morontia environment, such as modifications in f.
68:2.7 of the fleeting sex passion as in consequence of f.;
food remnants
88:5.1 Even f., clothing, and ornaments could instruments
food satisfaction
84:8.2 Although f., play, and humor, along with periodic
food saving
68:2.5 was hungry; f. was his first self-denial, self-discipline.
69:5.4 F. and preservation meant power and comfort for
food scarcity
89:5.4 Man-eating has arisen through f., though this has
food slavery
68:5.4 hunter and thus to gain considerable freedom from f..
68:5.7 Pastoral living afforded relief from f.; man learned to
food-storage or food storage
62:3.13 only by hiding themselves in a subterranean f. retreat
66:5.3 Great advances were made in methods of f..
69:5.4 F was adequate insurance against famine and disaster
food struggle
68:2.5 History is but the record of man’s agelong f..
food supply or supplies
59:6.7 seed plants appeared, and they afforded a better f.
70:9.3 1. Assurance of f. supply.
82:1.9 With the savage, the f. was the impelling motivation,
84:2.6 when herding gave man control of the chief f.,
88:3.2 animal of supposed biologic origin insured the f..
93:5.7 Lot journeyed to the valley of the Nile to obtain f.
food taboo(s)
89:1.5 The early f. originated in fetishism and totemism.
89:1.5 A variant of the f. was the belief that a pregnant
food vessels
166:1.4 platters while the spiritual-f. are filthy and polluted!
foods
70:7.15 ancient societies forswore certain f. and drinks.
74:6.3 full well the chemistry and energy of these f., Eve
74:6.4 They found their f.—fruits, nuts, and cereals—ready
fool
131:3.6 The f. has said in his heart, ‘Evil shall not overtake
foolhardy
100:7.15 His courage was magnificent, but he was never f..
139:8.7 forceful; so truly courageous but never rash or f.;
139:8.8 Thomas stand out against some project as being f.
foolish
2:5.3 to save man from the disastrous results of his f.
48:4.5 and fearfulness, and ofttimes f. and childish anxiety.
70:7.12 modern times as the f. notion of “sowing wild oats.”
84:4.6 During labor, scores of f. things were said and
84:4.9 However f. these olden notions were, they did some
84:7.20 the child from the natural consequences of f. conduct
86:6.5 Each generation smiles at the f. superstitions of its
89:3.3 Penance is the negative form of this ofttimes f.
89:6.3 this well-meaning man had made a f. vow,
89:6.3 men are addicted to making f. and needless vows,
89:7.1 escape the worst results of their rash and f. vows.
90:4.2 faith required to get well under the f. ministrations of
92:2.4 it is only f. to attempt the too sudden acceleration of
93:6.2 clans were certainly committing suicide by their f.
108:6.2 thwarted in their work by many of man’s f. fears
139:2.4 relevant, many of them were thoughtless and f..
139:5.5 as Jesus so patiently listened to Philip’s f. questions
139:5.7 discourses to ask an apparently f. question.
139:5.7 Jesus was more interested in Philip’s f. questions
143:2.5 f. fears, divers lusts, enslaving pleasures, malice,
146:2.6 A wise father does not literally answer the f.
147:5.9 unwise parents who conspire with the f. of earth to
148:6.8 Zophar said: ‘You are f. to claim to be righteous,
149:4.2 read in the Scriptures that ‘wrath kills the f. man,’
156:5.2 do not make the mistake of the f. carpenter who
165:4.3 “But this rich man was also f..
166:1.4 Do not you f. men understand that the God of
169:2.6 who will be f. enough to give you great treasure in
171:0.7 remembered the f. request she had made of Jesus
172:5.9 performance as a little childish, if not downright f..
177:4.10 disappointment in the lives of those f. persons who
178:3.3 be not misled into any f. attempt to defend the Son
181:2.20 “Philip, you have asked me many f. questions, but
194:3.1 confused with the f. outbreaks of emotionalism.
195:7.1 How f. it is for material-minded man to allow such
195:7.17 How f. to presume that an automaton could conceive
195:9.7 the sorrowful disappointments attendant upon the f.
foolishly
133:2.1 Did the woman do something wrong, or did you f.
144:2.4 with the fish and the child f. asks for the serpent?
147:5.9 the Father is not a lax, loose, or f. indulgent parent
foolishness
129:2.7 Annas recognized the f. of suggesting that Jesus
147:5.9 Jesus earnestly warned his apostles against the f.
154:6.3 if he would only give up the f. of trying to preach a
fools
82:3.11 they expressed it, that both parents would not be f.,
149:4.2 hasty in spirit, for anger rests in the bosom of f..
175:1.16 You are all f. and blind.
foot—anatomical
28:6.7 mercy is not a gift to be trampled under f. by the
39:5.12 wings extending from the head to the f. of the angel.
62:4.4 human type of hand and f. had fully developed,
63:3.5 Sontad, despite a seriously injured f., assumed the
123:0.6 Joseph and five kinsmen proceeded on f.;
125:6.9 raised his staff aloft and, quivering from head to f.
136:7.2 bear you up in their hands lest you dash your f.
140:3.12 but to be cast out and trodden under f. of men.
140:3.18 before swine, lest they trample your gems under f.
140:4.2 but to be cast out and trodden under f. of men.”
152:2.2 Those who could not obtain boats fared forth on f.
179:3.1 and begin to pour water into one of the f. basins.
foot—base
122:5.9 The house was located near the f. of the near-by
122:7.6 their noontide meal at the f. of Mount Sartaba,
139:5.11 She stood at the f. of Philip’s cross encouraging
158:0.1 when Jesus and his associates reached the f of Mount
158:0.2 that he tarried with them at the f. of the mountain.
187:5.4 there were present at the f. of his cross John, Jude,
189:4.6 The covering sheet lay at the f. of the burial niche.
foot—measurement
59:1.19 They grew in length from two inches to one f. and
59:3.5 grew to be fifteen feet long and one f. in diameter
foothills
60:3.9 these deposits may be observed in the uptilted f..
64:3.1 This group was located in the f. of the Indian
64:7.2 these Sangik peoples spread out around the f. and
77:5.10 A short way up in the f. of Turkestan are the
77:5.10 fertile belt lying in the lower f. of the Kopet range,
122:7.5 the f. of Mount Gilboa, where they camped for the
134:8.1 known as Beit Jenn in the f. of Mount Hermon.
footing
49:5.18 The three orders stand on an equal f. in the ascension
64:6.11 the orange race never secured a favorable f. in Africa
133:0.3 the spiritual world all mortals stand on an equal f..
133:0.3 they stand on an equal f.; God is truly no respecter
footprints
60:1.2 but numerous sandstone f. of the land reptiles may
60:1.10 many of their fossil f. have been mistaken for giant
88:5.2 Even the dust from f. could be used in magic.
footsore
169:1.10 after the happy father had led the f. and weary lad
footsteps
2:1.1 The divine f. are not known.”
103:6.10 civilized man followed in the f. of the Greeks and
113:4.3 Seraphim function as teachers by guiding the f. of the
131:1.8 Our God will forgive us and guide our f. into the
footstool
97:7.11 “The heavens are my throne, and the earth is my f..”
137:6.2 ‘The heaven is my throne, and the earth is my f..
174:4.6 hand until I make your enemies the f. of your feet.
for—non-exhaustive
4:3.1 stir God and his Sons to be jealous f. man, but never
34:6.10 “f. all those who are led by the spirit of God are the
48:6.28 F. I know that in the fullness of time and the glory of
71:2.19 government of the people, by the people, and f. the
110:7.4 this new being is of the eternal past as well as f. the
129:3.6 on Urantia, he lived it f. his entire universe.
136:4.1 Michael’s mortal bestowal was on Urantia but f.
140:10.3 he was doing a work on this world but f. all other
147:8.2 F. what reason do you afflict your souls while you
160:4.12 build up f. yourself and in yourself reserve galleries
174:5.9 F. this very purpose have I come into the world
foraging
50:4.3 the remote tribes continued in hunting and food f.,
foraminiferal
61:1.13 Considerable f. limestone was deposited in European
foraminifers
60:3.1 the predominance of the prolific chalk-making f. in
61:2.4 and f. continued to play an important role.
foray
70:1.13 to engage in a f. as a holiday, to enjoy a sham battle.
forays
82:3.5 later peoples substituted for such raiding f., athletic
forbade
4:5.5 Moses did make a distinct advance when he f. human
70:3.9 so popular that the mores eventually f. their
82:5.5 Some tribal mores f. marriage to a dead brother’s
82:5.7 Many tribes finally f. marriages within the clan;
94:8.19 Gautama f. their receiving money and thereby sought
96:5.5 Moses also f. the making of images of any sort.
98:1.1 a pledge imposed by Machiventa which f. the
121:8.13 My revelatory commission f. me to resort to
122:7.3 Joseph virtually f. Mary to accompany him, but it
127:2.8 reiterated that loyalty to a dead father f. his leaving
127:6.8 Jesus explained that, since immediate duty f. his
130:5.4 to help Jesus handle the affair, but his father f. him.
135:2.1 the Nazarite vow f. contact with the dead, even in
135:9.6 but John f., saying: “Our times are in the hands of
138:1.1 Jesus f. them to baptize and advised against public
139:4.8 strangers teaching in Jesus’ name, John promptly f.
139:8.1 Thomas had a form of courageous loyalty which f.
140:8.9 he f. them to become in any way embroiled in
144:1.10 Jesus never f. his followers to use John’s form of
152:5.5 f. any of the disciples or the multitude to follow him.
152:7.1 Jesus f. them to do any public teaching on this trip
159:2.1 after us; therefore I f. him to do such things.”
159:2.4 This man whom John f. to teach and work in Jesus’
162:3.3 If he f. stoning the woman, they would accuse him
164:4.1 rule which f. the meeting of the Sanhedrin on the
183:0.2 to call his associates, but Jesus definitely f. him.
184:3.6 Jewish law specifically f. the testimony of a traitor.
190:2.7 James f. their publishing abroad the fact of this visit
forbear
111:7.2 The divine indweller can only patiently f. while you
forbearance
26:11.5 Rather should such manifestations of mercy and f.
54:1.4 material justice, intellectual fairness, social f.,
84:7.28 those lessons of patience, altruism, tolerance, f.,
100:6.4 is always characterized by increasing patience, f.,
118:1.6 true maturity transcends patience by a f. born of real
128:6.8 Jude never forgot the patience and f. his brother-
139:2.5 Peter never grew weary of contemplating Jesus’ f..
140:5.11 It embraces patience and f. and is motivated by an
159:1.7 term seventy-seven as an illustration of mercy and f.
173:4.2 and with f., he dispatched many other servants,
174:5.3 But I am constrained to show f. since I fear for the
194:3.12 hate and anger by the fearless acts of love and f..
forbearing
178:1.14 f. under provocation; but you are also to be valiant in
forbid
38:4.4 If a seraphim bears responsibilities which f. absence
112:3.7 to f. such communication during the period of a
124:2.2 His parents were loath to f his asking these questions
133:3.2 voted to f. his further preaching in the synagogue,
136:9.1 reaching the final decision which would f. that he
140:8.3 even then he did not f. the exercise of prudence
159:2.1 Then said Jesus: “F. him not.
159:2.1 strange things in my name, but I will not f. them.
167:6.1 “Suffer little children to come to me; f. them not,
173:4.3 “God f. that we should go on doing these things.”
forbidden—see forbidden fruit
13:1.1 the innermost of the three circuits, are the only f.
13:1.2 landed on Divinington; that world is wholly f. to me.
13:1.13 these secrets of Vicegerington will always be f. you.
13:1.23 One seventh of Ascendington is f. to me—that
13:1.23 is therefore f. to me and eventually revealed to you
13:2.8 These rendezvous worlds of spirit life are f. ground
24:6.2 I am not f. to undertake to tell you of the work of
35:7.3 We are not f. to undertake the revelation of these
75:6.1 The Melchizedeks had been f. to interfere with the
86:5.14 a part of the soul from the body; hence such are f..
89:2.1 And the f. tree always said, “Thou shalt not.”
89:5.12 limited to men; women were f. to eat human flesh.
89:6.6 Moses had f. these foundation sacrifices, but the
101:4.2 we are f. to include such humanly undiscovered
107:3.7 my growth, or I should not have been f. to go there.
114:7.13 their terrestrial abode, but I am f. to reveal the real
119:6.3 I regret that I am f. to reveal the details of this
123:4.3 the harm of certain sorts of play which were f. on the
124:1.3 Everything of that sort was strictly f. by Jewish law,
125:4.3 unwittingly entered the f. and reputedly sacred
146:4.3 among the Jews lepers were f. even to attend the
forbidden fruit
89:2.1 Every primitive tribe had its tree of f., literally the
162:4.4 branch of the paradise apple—the citron, or the “f.”
forbidding
62:7.4 instructions for the resident Life Carriers f. us to
127:4.2 place of the older Jewish method of f. to do evil.
127:4.2 He refrained from placing emphasis on evil by f. it,
183:3.7 raised a f. hand to Peter and, speaking sternly, said
185:2.12 2. F. the people to pay tribute to Caesar.
forbids
119:6.3 which f. my undertaking to unfold the details of this
120:3.8 f the leaving of human offspring behind on any planet
131:1.8 Prayerful worship shuns evil and f. sin.
185:5.1 that he perverts the people, f. the payment of taxes
force—verb
72:12.2 when they have endeavored to f. a superior culture
100:1.3 do not f. a ready-made adult experience upon him.
126:2.2 which would f. this young man of destiny so early
146:2.5 the infinite love of God cannot f. the salvation of
155:6.5 entering the kingdom that you should f. yourself
162:3.4 married this woman, did most shamefully f. her to
178:1.16 when they who despise the truth f. it upon you.
195:2.7 And so did these Romanized Greeks f. both Jews
force—adjective
force actions
15:8.8 we are living in the midst of f. and energy reactions
force activity or activities
0:11.8 with equal space presence on out into the f. of the
11:6.5 contract while the master universe and the f. of all
12:1.14 seven superuniverses and this gigantic belt of f.,
42:5.14 merely a collective name to designate a group of f.
force behavior
42:5.16 Primordial-f. does give rise to phenomena which are
force blanket
42:5.14 the resistance of the undifferentiated f. of all space,
force center
11:5.4 The activities of this vast elliptical f. are not
11:5.5 The inner zone of this f. seems to act as a gigantic
11:5.6 The mid-zone of the f. immediately surrounds this
11:5.6 between the inner and outer zones of the f..
11:5.9 the outer zone of the Paradise f. is the source of
12:3.6 four circuits are not related to the nether Paradise f.;
force circuits
11:5.1 all physical-energy and cosmic-f. have their origin on
force control
29:0.1 three groups of living beings having to do with f.
force endowment
0:6.12 may be attributed to God—Deity—to Paradise f.,
9:0.2 Paradise is infinite in potential for f. and in capacity
32:1.4 universe is one one-hundred-thousandth of the f. of
force evolution
42:2.13 regarding the exact causes of the early stages of f.,
force function(s)
16:4.4 Master Spirits and f. of the Unqualified Absolute.
30:3.4 they are just as much interested in f. as in stellar
force manifestations
12:1.15 the Uversa physicists detected early evidence of f.
133:5.4 Scientists may some day measure the energy, or f.,
force manipulators
29:5.4 These two mighty orders of primordial-f. work
42:2.12 In response to the work of these f., space-energy
force phenomena
16:4.4 the f. identified with the nether surface of Paradise.
force presence
9:3.3 a local frame; it does so by the exercise of equal f..
42:2.4 Paradise probably embrace three zones of absolute f.
56:9.3 Is the Unqualified Absolute a f. independent of the
force reaction
42:8.2 This unnamed influence seems to be a space-f.
force unlimited
0:11.8 overcontrol is space-f. but is definitely conditioned
0:11.9 The Unqualified Absolute is f. and Deity conditioned
force—noun—see force, cosmic; force, spirit or spiritual
see Force Organizer(s) or Master Force Organizers
0:4.13 conduct of all beings having to do with f., energy,
0:4.13 It is neither a f. nor a presence; it is just Paradise.
0:6.2 F. is also thus broadly used.
0:6.2 cannot follow your accepted definitions of f., energy,
0:11.8 overcontrol is space-f. unlimited but is definitely
0:11.9 The Unqualified Absolute is f. unlimited and Deity
1:6.2 God is to the scientist a primal f., to the philosopher
3:2.6 The Father is not a transient f., a shifting power,
3:2.6 God is not functioning in the universe as a blind f..
3:4.1 In potential of f., wisdom, and love, the Father has
3:4.2 And subsequent to this bestowal of limitless f. and
3:4.2 surcharged with the same degree of f. and energy;
3:4.2 possess the same infinite potential, just as if f.,
4:1.9 with certainty as to just how the primordials of f.,
5:5.3 conceives of God as the First Cause, a God of f..
5:6.8 No other being, f., creator, or agency in all the
9:3.4 Conjoint Actor display powers that can transcend f.
11:5.1 all physical-energy and cosmic-f. circuits have their
11:5.5 The reality pressure-presence of this primal f. is
11:5.5 The mother f. of space seems to flow in at the
11:5.8 All forms of f. and all phases of energy seem to be
11:5.8 one billion Urantia years the space-f. of this center
11:5.9 All physical f., energy, and matter are one.
11:5.9 Space is not f., energy, or power.
11:8.5 1. Pregravity Stages (F.). This is the first step in the
12:1.2 we never find f., energy, or matter thus behaving;
12:1.14 stupendous circuits of f. and materializing energies
12:3.6 they are neither f., energy, nor power circuits.
12:6.6 All phases of primordial f., nascent spirit, and
12:6.6 pertaining to the behavior of a primordial unit of f.,
12:7.6 God is not a self-acting automatic f.; he is not a law-
12:8.3 Whatever the transformations of f. in the outlying
15:4.1 in conformity to the gravity laws of f., energy, and
15:4.2 transmute space potency into primordial f. and
15:4.4 cyclones of f. which, when once started, can never
16:7.9 Morality can never be advanced by law or by f..
29:3.10 tremendous actions of f. which are now taking place
29:4.37 divisions, one for each form of basic universe f.,
29:5.5 These force organizers transmute primordial f.
32:1.1 The preuniverse manipulations of space-f. and the
36:6.2 only a creator personality or a creative f. can supply
36:6.6 We speak of life as “energy” and as “f.,” but life is
41:7.14 their material losses by the intake of space-f. and
42:0.1 F. is the one thing which stands as a monument
42:1.5 united stream of Paradise f. going forth to all space
42:1.5 those modifications of space-f. which eventuate in
42:1.6 And all f. is circuited in Paradise, comes from the
42:1.6 it is in essence a manifestation of the uncaused Cause
42:1.7 F. derived from self-existent Deity is in itself ever
42:1.8 Forever f. and energy go on; having gone out from
42:1.8 it must return thereto, even if age upon age be
42:2.1 various levels of f. and energy—physical, mindal, or
42:2.1 your accepted definitions of f., energy, and power.
42:2.1 and potential, while f. is applied to the pregravity,
42:2.7 2. Primordial f.. This represents the first basic
42:2.7 transmutation of space potency into primordial f. is
42:2.8 Passive and potential f. becomes active in response
42:2.8 F. is now emerging from the exclusive domain of the
42:2.8 Primordial f. is seemingly reactive to transcendental
42:2.9 Primordial f. is sometimes spoken of as pure energy;
42:2.10 to transform space potency into primordial f.,
42:2.10 Primordial f. is destined to pass through two distinct
42:2.14 Space-f. has been changed into space-energy and
42:2.16 been moving Paradiseward as transmuting space-f.
42:2.16 now seems to begin to swing back towards f., but
42:2.16 but f. of a nature very unlike that of space potency
42:2.16 very unlike that of space potency and primordial f..
42:2.21 the technique of the metamorphosis of space-f.,
42:6.1 the space charge of universal f. is homogeneous and
42:8.1 a f. which remains to be discovered on Urantia.
42:8.2 This f. is not wholly dominated by your recognized
42:8.6 The paradoxical and powerful f. of atomic cohesive
42:11.5 Linear gravity is the short-range cohesive f. of the
51:6.3 traditions would exert a cumulative f. of 500,000
51:6.5 of a world with the compelling f. of tradition.
56:1.1 There are f., energy, and power, but they are all
56:1.3 Pure energy (primordial f.) and pure spirit are wholly
64:7.14 wiped the green man out of existence by sheer f.
68:5.11 Association with animals suggests struggle and f.;
70:11.5 superstition was the moral and social police f. of the
70:11.10 2. By f.—the contestants fought it out.
71:0.1 the contest of f. between the struggling tribes and
71:2.7 accelerating civilization; f. is only a temporary
72:7.5 In the average state the police f. is only one tenth as
73:6.4 battery, mysteriously releasing the life-extension f.
75:8.7 if the First Great Source and Center were only a f.
81:6.14 The chief factor in early civilization was the f.
81:6.33 or dictatorial regulative institutions based on f..
81:6.44 now human society is plunging forward under the f.
83:2.2 the transition stage between capture by f. and
83:6.2 earliest monogamy was due to f. of circumstances,
86:7.6 by the powerful and awesome f. of false fear,
91:6.3 forget that the sincere prayer of faith is a mighty f.
92:3.9 it has been the moral police f. of all time.
92:4.9 detract from the immediate f. and authority of all
94:11.12 wholly impersonal—even an infinite creative f..
95:7.1 all efforts to extend the gospel through military f.
95:7.6 its weakness, the association of military f. with its
97:1.3 progress he made was by sheer f. of compulsion;
102:2.2 Religious f. is not the product of the individual’s
102:4.2 The motion of experience equals the f. of expectant
104:2.6 manifestation—the relationships of the God of f.,
104:3.2 the mathematics and premathematics of f., energy,
104:4.15 the unfathomable nature of the Universal Father-F..
104:4.28 This triunity is f. and energy.
105:3.4 the basis for the realization-revelation of “I AM f.”
105:3.5 of the motives of will and the mechanics of f.;
117:6.4 reacted to by some unrevealed but ubiquitous f. of
118:8.11 man achieves this transformation by the f. of his own
127:2.12 by the f. of his own decisions and with only the aid
133:1.2 I may employ sufficient f. to restrain the aggressor.
133:1.5 that organized society had every right to employ f.
133:5.6 for a f. far greater than the simple sum of its parts.
133:7.12 the overcoming of evil with the potent f. of good.
134:5.10 An international police f. will prevent many minor
140:8.4 the civil government must sometimes employ f. for
141:3.4 the combined charm and f. of his personality.
156:5.5 desire through the mere f. of the human will.
159:3.2 Never should a righteous cause be promoted by f.;
159:3.2 influences refers to psychic f. as well as physical f..
173:1.11 the refusal to employ f. to protect the majority of
173:1.11 are not disposed to resort to f. for self-protection
177:3.3 save himself nor permit his followers to employ f.
178:1.2 may often find it necessary to employ physical f.
178:1.2 will not resort to the employment of physical f..
183:2.3 the Jewish authorities had no such f. of armed
186:3.4 the mobilization of all his messenger f. on Sunday
194:3.4 spiritual forward urge is the most powerful driving f.
194:3.11 the Master from all dependence upon physical f.;
195:8.10 The chief cohesive f. resisting this disintegration of
force, cosmic
0:6.4 we generally use the terms c., emergent energy,
0:6.5 1. C. embraces all energies deriving from the
0:11.2 Both potency of c. and potency of spirit force are
9:4.5 C. responds to mind even as cosmic mind responds
11:1.4 nether Paradise or follow the insurging cycles of c.
11:5.1 all physical-energy and cosmic-f. circuits have their
11:7.8 resistance to motion that is universally followed by c.
11:8.4 The numerous forms of c., physical energy, power
11:8.5 of space potency into pre-energy forms of c..
12:2.4 the metamorphosis of c. in these outer space levels
12:8.2 The bestowal of c., the domain of cosmic gravity,
42:2.2 of adopting the following classification for c.,
42:2.22 the transmutation of c. into universe power as one of
42:2.23 the origin, nature, and transmutations of c., we are
42:6.4 three varieties of motion: mutual resistance to c.,
force, spirit or spiritual
0:11.2 Both potency of cosmic force and potency of s. are
9:2.3 There are many untrammeled lines of s. and sources
16:2.3 the combined lines of s. and intelligence pass inward
34:4.5 This bestowed Comforter is the s. which draws
37:2.5 this interesting and versatile order possess a s.
44:5.4 s., when studied, yields dependable deductions
86:7.6 the bestowal of a bona fide s. of supernatural origin,
112:2.5 4. That the indwelling s. is potentially directive.
130:2.8 by training, but such a power of mind is not a s.,
166:3.8 the necessity for using s. for the purpose of breaking
force—adjective
force-charge
11:5.4 the primordial f. of space appears to be focalized
11:8.5 is analogous to the concept of the primordial f. of
11:8.6 This modification of the f. of space is produced by
12:8.2 a supergravity presence which constitutes the f. of
15:4.1 mystery associated with the universal f. of space;
15:4.1 Though nonresponsive to Paradise gravity, this f.
42:4.5 —the status of the universal f. of space provided
57:1.1 this great nebula itself took origin in the universal f.
force-energies
11:5.5 It directs and modifies f. but hardly drives them.
29:2.14 but the Universe Power Directors direct the f. of
force-energy
0:3.13 eternally fixed in absolute relation to the f. center of
11:2.3 the greater out-pressure of f. at the north end of the
11:5.4 a region having to do with space potency and f..
11:5.4 The innermost is the focal point of the f. activities
11:5.5 concerned with diffusion of this basic form of f..
11:5.9 All f. originally proceeded from nether Paradise
11:8.8 nonspirit realities—all manifestations of f. and the
12:1.1 conclusively that the whole vast aggregation of f.
12:3.1 All forms of f.—material, mindal, or spiritual—are
12:4.2 really responsible for the gigantic activities of f.
12:8.2 All original f. proceeds from Paradise, and the matter
29:4.37 unerring registration of the status of all forms of f..
36:6.6 F. is variously gravity responsive; life is not.
41:5.7 The presence of a second or a third form of f. may
42:0.2 all f. is under the ultimate control of a personal God
42:1.7 F. is imperishable, indestructible;these manifestations
42:5.16 and plunge on through a vast ocean of outspread f.;
104:4.26 Paradise is the center of the f. activation of the
force-focal
11:4.2 maintain f. headquarters on the Paradise periphery.
16:0.12 Each Master Spirit maintains an enormous f.
29:1.3 indicate the whereabouts of the f. headquarters of
force-mass
42:8.4 uncharged particles together because of superior f.
force-space
11:9.7 source-center of all f. and energy manifestations.
42:2.3 The extension of this concept connotes the universe f
Force Organizers or Master Force Organizers
11:8.6 space is produced by the action of the Paradise f..
12:2.4 outer space levels is a function of the Paradise f..
12:3.10 our belief that intelligent f. are at present directing
12:4.6 In outer space the f. are apparently responsible for
15:3.15 intelligent and purposeful action of the Paradise f..
15:4.2 The Paradise f. transmute space potency into
15:4.3 in the relative inaccessibility of the Paradise f.,
15:4.3 though they are competent to deal with space-energy
15:4.3 origin of the energies they so skillfully manipulate.
15:4.4 Paradise f. are nebulae originators; they are able to
15:4.4 they are able to initiate about their space presence
15:8.10 The living power directors and f. are the secret of the
29:0.2 1. Primary Eventuated Master F. Organizers.
29:0.3 2. Associate Transcendental Master F. Organizers.
29:0.10 the intelligent supervision of the M. of Paradise.
29:4.2 Spirits from the personnel of the Associate M.
29:4.36 the primary and secondary f. and the power directors
29:5.0 5. THE MASTER FORCE ORGANIZERS
29:5.1 The f. are resident on Paradise, but they function
29:5.1 and they comprise two grand divisions of service:
29:5.2 2. Primary Eventuated Master F. Organizers.
29:5.2 do not function extensively within the boundaries of
29:5.3 3. Associate Transcendental Master F. Organizers.
29:5.5 Primary M. are the manipulators of the primordial
29:5.5 These f. transmute primordial force into primary
29:5.5 They are thereupon succeeded by the associate f.,
29:5.6 the Associate M. give way to the orders of power
29:5.6 But in the absence of such plans the associate f.
29:5.7 The M. withstand temperatures and function under
30:1.97 4. Primary Eventuated Master F. Organizers.
30:1.98 5. Associate Transcendental Master F. Organizers.
31:9.12 two vast orders of f., the primary eventuated and
31:9.12 These M. are not to be confused with the power
32:1.1 primordial energies are the work of the Paradise M.;
41:1.1 of the spheres of space, are initiated by Paradise f.;
41:1.1 they are superseded in superuniverse function by the
42:1.5 The f. initiate those changes and institute those
42:2.5 it is modifiable by the presence of the Primary M..
42:2.7 of the tension-presence of the living Paradise f..
42:2.8 by the space presence of the Primary Eventuated M..
42:2.10 The passive presence of the primary f. is sufficient to
42:2.10 such an activated space field that these same f. begin
42:2.11 set in motion by the activities of the primary f..
42:2.11 the primary f. give way to the functioning of their
42:2.12 set up by the Associate Transcendental M..
42:2.12 Associate M. may retire from the energy cyclones
42:2.21 they do not fully comprehend the function of the f..
42:4.10 the presence of the living f. and the power directors
42:6.3 they cannot, independent of f. or power directors,
56:9.12 The M. go out into space and mobilize its energies
57:1.2 the beginning of this recital, the Primary M. had long
57:1.3 987,000,000,000 years ago associate f. organizer
57:1.4 authorizing the dispatch of a f. and staff to the region
57:1.5 The recording of this permit signifies that the f. and
57:1.6 Only the presence of the f. and the liaison staff was
57:1.6 the living f. simply withdraw at right angles to the
57:1.7 at this point—at just about the time the Paradise f.
105:7.8 4. The two orders of Paradise f. organizers.
forced
0:3.20 we are f. to employ the technique of time-space
32:5.4 the cycle of eternity, we are f. to recognize that such
48:7.5 The spirit concept cannot be mechanically f. into the
60:1.3 Lava was later f. in between many of these layers.
63:2.5 been f. to make use of animal skins for warmth.
69:8.5 took male prisoners and f. them to cultivate the soil.
70:3.3 Warfare and pressure f. the tribal organization upon
78:6.1 These three great waves of culture were f. out of
79:1.6 the diminishing rainfall f. the nomadic Andonites
81:6.4 f. them to invent and adopt new and advanced
84:7.2 Man was only f. into home building by the pressure
87:6.14 spirits and demigods could be f. into desirable action.
92:3.4 cult; therefore must revision always be f. upon it.
121:3.5 because they were f. to compete with slave labor.
146:4.4 Master was so thronged by the sick that he was f. to
159:5.15 “Master, what should I do if a stranger f. me to carry
164:1.4 The lawyer was f. to give the very answer to the
168:0.12 Jesus indignantly resented the show of f. and
195:1.5 the Greeks who literally f. the Romans to accept this
forceful
99:1.2 Religion must become a f. influence for moral
139:8.7 but at the same time so virile, aggressive, and f.;
141:3.5 Jesus was indeed a strong and f. personality;
156:5.7 F. ambition, intelligent judgment, and seasoned
forces—see forces, spirit or spiritual
0:3.13 1. The gravity f. of the material universes are
0:3.14 2. The mind f. are convergent in the Infinite Spirit;
2:3.6 the final decree of dissolution is executed by f. acting
4:1.4 There is no limitation of the f. and personalities
4:1.7 conversant with, the recognized f., energies, minds
4:1.7 fortuitous conspiracies of the interassociation of f.,
4:2.2 system, and planetary f. and personalities.
4:2.5 not personally present in nature or in any of the f.
5:1.8 the f of divine love and the ways and means of divine
7:1.2 is not due to the interposition of the antigravity f.
8:5.2 any of these diverse but associated f., influences,
9:0.4 the Conjoint Actor ceaselessly manipulate the f. and
9:1.1 creatures and the activator of the cosmic f. of space.
9:1.4 a universal manipulator of the f. and energies of
9:3.1 Gravity cannot be modified except by the f. and
10:3.19 to neutralize even the manifestations of primary f.
11:5.5 The f. emanating from this zone are not responsive
11:6.3 means: unpervaded by those f., energies, powers,
12:1.14 are in doubt as to the exact status of the space-f.
12:1.14 These tremendous wheels of energizing f. are
12:2.4 We also know that these f. are ancestral to those
12:4.16 Absolute, which consists of a co-ordination of f.
12:6.3 Mind alone can interassociate the physical f. and
12:6.5 even the primal physical f. are not responsive to
12:6.5 highly predictable as regards new associations of f.
12:6.5 although many such combinations of energies or f.
14:3.6 makes it possible perfectly to equalize the physical f.
15:4.1 We are confident that these ancestral f. have a
15:4.4 can never be limited until the all-pervading f. are
15:8.8 but we are always confronted by certain f. which
21:5.8 are inherent in the cosmic pre-existence of certain f.
23:1.9 thrown out of liaison with the higher circulating f..
24:1.12 these efficient beings utilize all agencies, f.,
28:6.6 statement of your account with the supernatural f.
29:3.11 If they exert an influence upon the primordial f. of
29:5.5 manipulators of the primordial or basic space-f. of
31:10.10 the Ultimate Trinity engaged in mustering the f. of
34:4.13 in conjunction with the magnetic f. of the worlds,
36:5.14 physical controllers are related to the nonliving f. of
36:6.0 6. LIVING FORCES
36:6.5 evolution and survives only as part of the cosmic f.
38:9.8 to the higher spirit-reality f. of the celestial realms.
41:5.6 procession except as they are acted on by superior f.,
41:5.8 the various space-f. and solar energies operating in
41:6.5 when tossed by the temperature-X-ray solar f. to the
42:1.0 1. PARADISE FORCES AND ENERGIES
42:3.1 the presence of f. as yet undiscovered on Urantia.
42:4.11 minus the resistance of the f. overcome in transit
42:5.14 as modified by gravity and other intervening f..
42:8.4 neither electric nor gravitational f. could hold the
42:11.5 the f. of intra-atomic cohesion are the short-range f.
42:11.5 antigravity influences of numerous supermaterial f.
44:1.14 left but snatches of these harmonies of morontia f. on
44:5.10 the most helpful balances of divergent f. between
44:7.1 the manipulation and organization of specialized f.
46:2.4 proceed by liaison with the superior f. and spirit
52:3.6 multiform manufacture and control of natural f.;
53:1.5 themselves with the f. of the traitorous Caligastia.
53:4.1 that worship could be accorded the universal f.—
53:5.3 Michael never interfered with the rebel f. of Lucifer;
53:6.3 sought my destruction by means of the liaison f. they
53:7.11 and protracted efforts of all the subtle evil f. which
55:5.4 of history, and there are no more armies or police f..
56:1.3 These primal f., inhering in the Absolutes, are
56:9.12 Sons, who organize these gravity-responding f. into
56:9.13 expanding march of the Paradise creative f. through
57:5.14 tributaries injected new and foreign directional f.
58:4.2 spiritual powers and superphysical f. we organized
60:3.2 This contention of geologic f. gave impetus to the
60:4.2 adjustment for the contending and conflicting f.
64:4.12 A primitive religion of the fear of natural f. gradually
64:4.12 fear led to attempts to placate the invisible f. behind
64:4.12 appease these invisible and unknown physical f..
65:1.7 the supermaterial f. concerned in life propagation
66:5.14 the climax of their exhaustion of the f. of evolution.
72:5.10 being rapidly displaced by other and higher driving f.
72:7.5 the police f. are maintained by the state governments.
82:1.7 instinct is one of the dominant physical driving f. of
85:0.4 The observation of powerful natural f., such as fire,
85:2.3 were due to the direct activity of supernatural f..
86:0.2 Man’s earliest prereligious fear of the f. of nature
86:3.4 the realization of impotency before the mighty f. of
87:4.5 Man was at last able to conceive of supermortal f.
87:4.6 chance with a concept of unchanging supermortal f.,
87:4.6 of religion have been opposed by the f. of darkness.
87:6.1 Man felt helpless before the uncontrollable f.
87:6.13 The dual-spiritism concept of good and bad f offered
90:3.10 of evolution then unerringly sets in motion those f. of
96:3.5 when the Egyptian military f. were fully occupied
97:9.19 succeed until the country landlord Jehu joined f.
101:3.10 the utter indifference of natural f. to human welfare.
101:10.9 the struggles of time on the side of the supreme f.
105:7.18 In the eternity of the past the f. of the Absolutes,
109:4.5 one of the most useful and potent f. on Urantia
109:5.1 Thus are the f. and energies of mind more fully
110:7.6 domination of the energy patterns and chemical f.
110:7.6 chemical and electrical f. inherent in your physical
114:0.1 rule in the kingdoms of men through celestial f. and
114:6.20 reservists are the provisions which the celestial f.
115:6.2 farther removed from direct action by the creative f.
116:6.5 There is an interdependence of f. and personalities
118:10.14 was helpless before the onslaughts of natural f.,
118:10.14 someday achieve relative mastery of the physical f.
119:3.2 he intrusted command of the celestial f. to Gabriel,
130:1.2 by the powers of truth and the f. of righteousness.
134:5.12 power controls the world’s land, air, and naval f.,
144:5.6 Give us this day the vivifying f. of light,
149:1.8 the manifestation of healing by certain creative f. and
151:3.14 the direct act of spiritual beings and supernatural f.
155:5.3 to fear mysterious energies and worship superior f.,
156:5.10 but moral power and spiritual energy are mighty f.
156:6.9 his scattered, tested, and depleted f. for this last year
157:4.5 All the f. of evil and the hosts of sin shall not
163:2.8 The f. of the spiritual world will not coerce man;
165:3.6 knowingly to ascribe the doings of God to the f. of
166:4.2 consistently refuses to employ the f. of heaven for
169:2.5 make eternal friendship with the f. of righteousness
172:5.10 the assembling military f. of the new kingdom.
178:1.3 neither should you employ the physical f. of earthly
179:4.1 knowing how the evil f. of darkness have conspired
194:0.5 triumph over the f. which had sought to destroy their
195:8.10 scientific secularism can never co-ordinate its f.,
forces, spirit or spiritual
0:3.15 3. The universe s. are convergent in the Eternal Son.
0:12.13 these s. conspire to enable material man to grasp
5:1.12 If you yield to the leadings of the s. in you and
7:1.3 Spiritual values and spirit f. are real.
8:5.2 but in the contact of s. with intelligent beings, he
14:2.6 a balance between all cosmic realities and all s..
15:0.3 of intelligent control for both physical and s.,
20:4.1 local and universal s. is complete and unbroken.
33:1.3 Creator Sons are personality centers for the s. of
34:6.4 S. unerringly seek and attain their own original levels
34:6.9 There truly exists within you a conspiracy of s.,
38:9.8 to the higher spirit-reality f. of the celestial realms.
44:1.2 harmony by the manipulation of the following s.:
48:2.20 energy in association with the physical and s. of the
77:8.10 and ministering to, the s. resident on the planet.
87:5.2 evolve in response to the belief in higher s.
91:2.6 concerns its reception and recognition by the s. of
91:6.1 liaison with the will and actions of the personal s.
100:2.1 of a living spiritual connection with true s. and,
103:5.8 emanate from the s. that indwell his mortal mind.
110:6.17 Such a wise co-ordination of material and s.
111:2.10 craves to know God, working in liaison with the s. of
151:5.5 under the control of s. and supernatural beings.
157:7.4 of engaging in sincere communion with the s. of
160:3.1 act as a stimulus to call forth man’s slumbering s..
166:4.7 or otherwise produced by the s. of the realm.
forcible
42:2.11 mighty-tensioned, and f.-reacting energy—gigantic
81:6.11 penetration or by military conquest, f. occupation.
139:0.2 gentile blood as a result of the f. conversion of the
forcibly
64:6.25 remained there except when they have been f. taken
82:5.2 hereditary defectives more f. impressed the mind of
133:1.2 Then I f. detained the aggressor a sufficient length
136:6.1 f. presented itself in the matter of obtaining food.
140:3.14 Do not f. resist injustice; put not your trust in the
154:3.2 Sanhedrin to seize Jesus in Herod’s domains and f.
172:5.7 had thus so f. impressed the Jewish leaders that
forcing
151:3.9 The parable conduces to the f. of thought through
186:1.4 and, f. his way past the doorkeeper, found himself
ford
134:9.8 worked his way up the Jordan valley from the f. of
135:6.1 the ancient f. over which Joshua and the children of
135:6.1 John established himself near the entrance to the f.
135:6.5 John preached four months at Bethany f. before
135:6.6 this year, while he still lingered at Bethany f.,
135:10.2 John was back at the Bethany f. of the Jordan,
141:7.1 journeyed down the Jordan to the f. near Bethany in
162:0.2 journey over to the little village by the Jordan f..”
162:0.3 stopped for the night at the village near the Jordan f..
164:0.1 until they passed over the Jordan at the Bethany f.,
171:1.2 About one half of this group left him at the Jordan f.
171:2.1 one thousand followers arrived at the Bethany f. of
177:1.4 their first preaching at the Jordan f. near Jericho,
fore
121:2.1 During the f. part of the first century after Christ,
125:2.4 Mary became nervously agitated during the f. part
forebears
62:4.5 emotional nature Primates differed little from their f.,
94:1.1 the ceremonial practices of their earlier Andite f. in
117:7.17 just as their struggling evolutionary f. were once
142:3.6 had found lodgment in the religion of our f..
147:3.3 time, others as a result of the mistakes of their f.,
149:2.11 Jesus transcended all the teachings of his f. when he
149:6.5 “Your f. feared God because he was mighty and
forecast—noun
31:10.11 We venture the f. of future and greater outer
39:3.3 to place before the constellation lawmakers a f. of
108:1.2 This f. covers not only the hereditary antecedents of
117:7.6 future evolution by reflecting this future f. back to
151:3.13 review of his own ministry up to that time and a f. of
170:5.1 to engage in a prophetic f. of the kingdom as it may
forecast—verb
15:8.7 To f. and otherwise to understand such likely
19:4.7 are still unable to predict decisions or to f. verdicts.
28:6.11 consult the Imports of Time to be able to f. events of
48:3.18 You can f. that these beings are probably going to
55:12.1 We cannot positively f. what would occur when a
77:7.2 No one can f. the future of these fallen creatures.
106:3.1 and as it was space f. by the Master Architects.
106:8.23 we are inclined to f. a vast experiential difference.
114:6.10 These are the projection angels, who f. a future age
117:7.6 may be that the Supreme is able to f. his presence
118:7.1 A farseeing human being might be able to f. the
190:2.4 talked over experiences of former days and f. the
forecasters
39:3.3 2. Law F.. The intellectual foundation of justice
forecasts
15:8.8 Practically, our f. are reliable, but we are always
17:2.5 intent and greatly in excess of their conceptual f..
19:4.7 conclusions are not always accurate f. of Censor
108:2.1 volunteer for service as soon as the personality f.
118:1.5 its wisdom f. seek to penetrate deeper and deeper
195:7.5 Such things are the spiritual f. of the indwelling
foreclosures
69:9.15 negotiable, with sales, transfers, mortgages, and f..
forefathers
69:9.18 to experiment with the discarded formulas of your f..
80:4.5 f. of the Scandinavian, German, and Anglo-Saxon
136:6.6 to have fed their f. with manna in the wilderness.
141:6.2 not to take away that which you had from your f.
142:3.21 the advancing religious beliefs of our f. demanded
152:3.1 manna was supposed to have fallen upon their f.
153:2.5 as Joshua said to your f., ‘choose you this day whom
153:2.8 “You have thought that your f. in the wilderness ate
155:6.10 Our f. gave themselves up to the persistent and
156:5.4 You well know how our f. were disposed to see
156:5.4 it became the habit of our f. to believe that God led
159:4.5 God of love directed your f. to go forth in battle to
forefront
177:4.4 dominating thought began to occupy the f. of his
forego
89:3.1 it became the custom to f. many forms of pleasure,
93:5.8 for Abraham to f. the honors of the Egyptian court
foregoing
15:5.14 evolving suns and segregating planets, but the f.
42:3.13 The f. classification of matter pertains to its
93:10.6 f. conjectures are probably not far from the truth.
101:3.17 his material environment as are illustrated by the f.
157:1.3 The collector accepted the tax, f. the penalty for
foreground
119:1.4 the f. of the home of the Father Melchizedek,
forehead
163:2.5 Jesus, kissing the kneeling young man on the f.,
foreign
4:3.2 such attitudes are utterly f. to the perfect nature of
35:3.22 one hundred thousand f. students in attendance
50:5.5 fear and by the inculcation of hate for f. groups.
53:3.4 the right of the Ancients of Days—“f. potentates”—
57:5.14 the intrusion of these three f. space bodies,
57:5.14 the three Angona tributaries injected new and f.
57:5.14 a result of the collisional impact of f. space bodies.
66:6.5 F. emissaries were never sent to a race except upon
69:5.2 designed to defend property against f. raiders, but
72:1.3 a brisk domestic commerce but have little f. trade
76:3.4 his grandson, Kenan, instituted the f. missionary
81:5.1 Adam and Eve introduced no art of civilization f.
82:5.10 accompanying wife stealing and buying from f. tribes
91:7.4 of the content of consciousness are more or less f..
94:4.1 a “white man’s religion,” hence f. to the Hindu mind.
95:5.9 “whole world, man and beasts, and all the f. lands,
96:0.1 then subordinates all f. gods to his tribal deity,
96:1.14 but they increasingly held that these f. deities were
121:2.8 in the f. policy of the Roman government, which
121:2.10 for increased Jewish penetration of f. treaty nations
122:4.4 in Palestine as a powerful nation, free from all f.
126:3.6 to lead Jewish armies in overthrowing the f.
127:2.6 when complicated by tax-gathering f. oppressors,
134:5.13 not concerned with f. relations, tariffs, military
134:6.9 peace cannot be maintained by treaties, f. policies,
136:1.6 the bestowal of Michael which was utterly f. to the
169:1.5 left his father’s house and went off into a f. land,
169:1.8 with hunger, feeding swine off here in a f. country!
172:3.4 temporal deliverer of all Israel from the yoke of f.
173:1.5 especially the Jewish visitors from f. provinces,
174:5.1 disconcerted because these men were f. gentiles
foreigner
148:4.8 from the Father so that, as an alien, f., or stepchild,
foreigners
70:1.5 who always disliked and hated the out-group, f..
92:5.14 protest against the social demands of the faiths of f.
135:5.2 God’s patience with the gentile f. was about
139:5.9 But these men were f., and Philip could remember
foreknow
3:3.4 as to whether or not God chooses to f. events of sin.
3:3.4 But even if God should f. the freewill acts of his
28:6.11 The Gods foresee, hence f.; but the ascendant
161:2.6 He seems to f. things; he even now dares to speak
foreknowledge
3:3.4 foreknow the freewill acts of his children, such f.
4:3.4 this divine f. effectively directs the creative free will.
118:7.1 Neither does ultimate f.—full allowance for all
118:7.1 but this f. takes nothing away from the freedom
118:7.2 the foreordained trend of the cosmos and suggests f.
161:3.2 he frequently withheld from his associates his f. of
194:4.4 counsel and f. of God, you did crucify and slay.
foreknown
17:2.5 reaction of the Deity Absolute was not f..
foreman
123:0.1 then elevated to the position of f. of a large group
130:2.4 why do they not remove the cruel and unjust f. of
foremost
127:5.1 Jesus was one of the f. young men of the city and
132:3.1 Nabon was a Greek Jew and f. among the leaders of
137:1.2 named Simon, who was one of John’s f. disciples.
183:3.4 stepped to one side and, addressing the f. soldier
193:6.1 one hundred and twenty of the f. disciples of Jesus
forenoon
74:4.6 The f. was devoted to physical improvement,
74:7.2 The f. periods of recess were devoted to practical
125:4.2 Early f. found him in the temple with his mind made
137:4.1 In the f. and early afternoon it appeared more like
138:7.2 On this crucial f. they each sought to find God,
141:1.3 and assigned the preachers for the f. and afternoon
144:6.2 Jesus mingled with them between their f.,
148:0.3 their share in teaching groups of evangelists each f.,
148:1.1 What the students learned during the f. they taught
148:1.1 informally discussed both the learning of the f.
152:0.1 for Jesus when his boat landed that Tuesday f..
157:4.2 It was late f. on this Wednesday when the apostles
168:0.3 message which the runner brought back Tuesday f.
171:1.1 On the f. of Monday, March 13, Jesus and his twelve
175:0.1 Throughout the f. the various groups had had an
178:0.1 this talk of Thursday f. was his farewell address to
178:2.1 were able to take in even a part of his f. address.
178:2.1 indifferent personal attitude or his f. discourse,
182:2.11 They will be here early tomorrow f. since it would be
185:1.8 explain much that transpired on this tragic Friday f..
185:2.7 knew that this was not only the f. of preparation for
186:3.4 the runners who had been dispatched on Friday f.
191:0.9 During the f. Philip had little to say, but all afternoon
foreordained
110:2.1 model careers, the ideal lives, as determined and f.
110:2.1 but it is not f. that you must accept this divine
112:5.2 The cycle is f., but man’s participation therein is
118:7.2 It rather indicates the f. trend of the cosmos and
foreordination
118:7.1 This f. of these maximum limits does not in the
forerunner
14:5.7 impulse of eternity, replace its f., the adventure lure
45:4.17 15. John the Baptist, the f. of Michael’s mission on
52:1.7 It is the f. of civilization and the soil for the
54:1.5 masquerading in the garments of liberty is the f. of
76:3.8 the foundations for much that was the f. of science
94:6.1 his mission as a f. of Michael might be in danger
101:6.3 the f. of morontia personality and eventually of true
122:2.3 that you will shortly bear a son who shall be the f.
130:3.2 and was the f. of all subsequent lighthouses.
137:5.4 When the f. of the Son of Man shall have finished
forerunners
59:4.10 The f. of the fish family were two modified
70:5.3 The chairman of the council was one of the f. of later
70:5.9 councils continued in an advisory capacity and as f.
70:7.19 the earlier religious societies—the f. of churches.
80:7.5 for the culture of the Adamsonite f. of the Greeks.
foresaw
58:4.4 We f. that in the later era of the emergence of land
77:3.6 They f. that Bablot would become a great center of
122:7.2 Mary f. a possible pleasurable visit with Elizabeth.
132:0.4 Jesus most certainly f. that his messengers were
136:8.2 Jesus very wisely f. that the working of miracles and
145:2.7 And then Ezekiel f. even this day when he spoke
152:6.5 dimly f. the approaching times of spiritual sifting
163:2.9 Jesus f. that Matadormus, with his riches, could not
170:5.13 Jesus f. that a social organization, or church, would
196:2.9 Jesus looked upon men as the sons of God and f. a
foresee
28:6.11 The Gods f., hence foreknow; but the ascendant
101:4.2 These new developments we even now f., but we
foreseen
3:2.6 the emergencies of human experience arise, he has f.
36:2.17 Such by-products of planetary evolution, f. or
157:6.1 David had f. this probable diminution of revenue and
foreshadow
5:4.8 f. the depth of worship and the nature of his habits
48:7.23 the high mission of any art is, by its illusions, to f. a
foreshadowed
63:4.2 the animal ancestors of these early men had f. the
63:4.4 human traits of development were touchingly f. in
79:4.7 to produce the high civilization which had been f. in
89:4.1 mystery is f. in the fawning of the dog before its
103:3.2 Later religion is f. in the primitive belief in natural
194:4.4 The things which God f. by the mouth of all the
foreshadowing
55:6.2 evolution is not heaven, but it is a sublime f. of the
foreshadows
9:0.1 Nothing in this eternity situation f. that the
15:11.3 reveals the wisdom, and f. the ultimate triumph,
46:2.5 there is a creative adaptation which f. the beauty,
56:7.5 Even God the Ultimate f. his transcendental
133:7.8 f. his eventual attainment of the Supreme Unity of
foresight
69:2.6 and the apostles of work—those who exercised f..
69:2.7 The first human f. was directed toward preservation
69:2.7 Magic was slow to give way before f., self-denial,
69:5.4 1. Hunger—associated with f..
69:5.4 comfort for those who possessed sufficient f. thus to
76:3.2 Had it not been for this f., pandemonium would have
81:6.42 Wisdom, insight, and f. are indispensable to the
99:2.4 religion conferred upon them enhanced cosmic f.
112:2.6 In the cosmic economy insight precedes f..
140:8.3 forbid the exercise of prudence and f. by the twelve
160:4.11 Ability implies the gift of f., farseeing vision.
169:2.6 If you have not shown f. and integrity in the affairs
foreskins
70:1.18 did not hesitate to require one hundred Philistine f.
forest
59:5.0 5. THE FERN-F. CARBONIFEROUS PERIOD
59:5.12 witnessed the beginning of the Vosges, Black F.,
61:7.14 mastodon preferred the sheltered fringes of the f.
62:2.4 keen minds to realize the dangers of their f. habitat,
62:5.11 he wandered off into the f., was set upon by hostile
63:5.4 They preferred to camp near the edge of a f. and
63:6.6 save us from our f. enemies, and with mercy receive
64:2.2 These tribes were so largely mixed with the f. apelike
66:5.8 Those living without the walls and in the f. were
70:9.1 man met a hungry tiger face to face in the primitive f.
85:2.3 women would sometimes be found out in the f.
forests
52:1.4 the morals of the primeval f. are not in keeping with
59:4.2 verdure, and the first magnificent f. will soon appear.
59:4.17 The earth was overspread by vast f. of ferns one
59:4.17 and by the peculiar trees of those days, silent f.;
60:1.7 The petrified f. of many regions belong to this epoch.
60:4.5 On land the fern f. were largely replaced by pine and
61:0.2 rolling hills, broad valleys, wide rivers, and great f..
61:1.9 best suited to living among the f. of the mountain
62:5.10 Shortly before their departure from the home f. they
63:2.3 hiding place for the first day away from the home f.
64:1.3 These Andonites avoided the f. in contrast with the
64:1.3 In the f. man has always deteriorated; evolution has
64:1.3 cousins were luxuriating in the southern tropical f. of
64:3.2 occupied an extensive plateau surrounded by f.,
64:3.5 either destroyed or driven back to the southern f..
64:4.6 Gradually the f. spread north over land which had
80:2.2 purer indigo elements moved southward to the f. of
80:3.8 About fifteen thousand years ago the Alpine f. were
80:3.8 open grazing lands of Europe became covered by f..
81:1.2 and by the expanding f. in Europe to the west.
86:7.1 premiums on insurance against the perils of the f.;
foretaste
46:2.6 Jerusem is indeed a f. of paradisiacal glory and
47:7.1 experience on this world is a real f. of Jerusem life.
101:6.17 mortal man can f. in time the realities of eternity.
107:0.2 finaliter personality, which man can f. in time as he
118:10.18 man can even now f. this providence in its eternity
158:2.3 the f. of his postresurrection glory because he did
196:3.9 a fuller experience in and with this f. of divinity.
foretasted
155:6.16 the God of eternity, whose presence you have f. in
foretastes
46:3.3 it is in this manner that continual f. of advancing
foretasting
118:10.9 the Supreme, the f. of his future universe activities.
foretellers
90:5.4 religious relics, temple custodians, and f. of events,
foretelling
175:4.2 Mount of Olives f. the death of the Jewish nation,
187:0.3 In f. this experience, he said: “The Father loves me
191:6.1 reports that the Master, in f. his death, declared
forethought
140:8.3 What he preached against was not f. but anxiety,
foretold
93:9.10 appeared on earth in the flesh as Machiventa had f..
forever—see forever true
0:4.10 evolution are f. conditioned by the Father’s freewill
0:4.10 the Father’s freewill act which f. separated the mind-
1:5.1 that the infinity of his person places him f. beyond
2:2.1 like himself: eternal, perfect, and f. changeless.
2:2.2 “Whatsoever God does, it shall be f.; nothing can be
2:2.2 magnitude of eternity are f. beyond the full grasp of
2:3.6 when all such loving efforts are finally and f. rejected
2:4.1 yes, “his mercy endures f..”
2:5.9 the Father loves and f. seeks the welfare of his sons
2:6.8 incompleteness of creature nature, cannot exist f.
3:2.4 all these things are held f. in his everlasting grasp—
3:2.4 light and energy of the eternal God swing on f.
4:1.3 “F., O Lord, your word is settled in heaven.
5:1.8 Therefore settle in your philosophy now and f.: To
5:1.11 Only do his offspring close their hearts f. to the
5:1.11 finally and f. lose the desire to do his divine will—
6:2.2 And thus it was and is and f. will be true of the Son
6:5.7 while these two f. work as one for your spiritual
6:8.2 the divine character of the Father; they are f. one.
7:0.3 Thus is the First Source and Center f. revealed in the
8:1.7 Third Person thus f. becomes the Conjoint Creator.
8:4.7 The Conjoint Creator is truly and f. the great
8:6.6 of creation and control which f. makes them one.
8:6.7 like the Father and the Son as they two are f. one.
9:8.25 vast family of the Infinite Spirit are f. dedicated to
10:2.1 and he f. maintains personal relations of loving
10:3.5 The First Source has always been, and will f. be,
10:3.7 makes it f. impossible for the Father to act alone
11:7.8 energy as they circle f. around the Isle of Paradise.
12:8.3 obediently and inherently swinging on f. around
13:1.23 to you, for some reason it f. remains your secret.
15:4.1 While creation and universe organization remain f.
15:4.1 forces have a Paradise origin because they f. swing
16:5.2 or angel will f. bear this badge of natal identification.
17:4.3 The Image Aids serve f. by the sides of their
18:2.1 F. have these two groups of all-wise fathers ruled
20:1.15 Creator and creature are f. blended in sympathetic,
21:0.3 Always and f. do they reign after the “order of
21:2.3 occasion f. liberates his creator prerogatives from the
21:4.6 f. removes him from the divine level of a Creator
22:1.1 they are f. devoted to Trinity service and assignment.
23:4.3 a Solitary Messenger is f. transferred to the sole
25:3.17 A group of four f. serve together just as they were
26:4.11 reckoned among those who f. follow the course of
26:9.3 proving the feasibility of the ascension plan while f.
27:1.5 Center gives them light; they shall live f. and ever.
27:3.4 your own personality and experience which f. makes
27:7.3 all ascendant beings would enjoy f. remaining in
28:6.21 They are f. made one in God.
29:3.2 and subordinates are f. exempt from apprehension or
30:4.21 the status of the ascending mortal is f. settled.
31:0.13 they are f. proof against evil and secure against sin.
31:1.3 Havona native takes the same oath and becomes f.
31:3.4 the oath that musters them f. into the eternity
31:4.1 taking the finaliter oath of eternity and f. accept the
32:2.2 in magnificent liaison with this Universe Son, f.
32:3.2 inhabited worlds has been f. settled and stabilized.
32:5.4 a part of, eternity, swinging on f. with the worlds of
33:3.5 Son’s universe helper becomes f. settled in surety
34:4.13 Thus is the sense of orientation f. fixed in the living
36:4.3 enseraphiming f. deprives them of reproductive
36:5.11 The spirit of worship f. distinguishes the animal of
37:5.2 but the majority will f. remain in the service of the
37:6.6 you are f. free from the handicaps of mortal flesh.
39:9.1 henceforth and f. they are the servants of God,
39:9.3 always and f. your true friends and unfailing helpers.
40:5.19 let it be made f. clear: All souls of every possible
40:7.2 When you and your Adjuster are f. fused, when
41:7.14 main streams of universe energy can shine on f..
42:1.4 f. will scientists be powerless to create one atom of
42:1.8 F. force and energy go on; having gone out from
44:1.15 One such human being could f. change the course
44:1.15 F., music will remain the universal language of
44:2.11 nature and will f. remain as a legacy to all future time
45:4.16 he has become “f. a minister of the Most Highs,”
47:3.3 creature personality are f. a part of such Adjusters.
47:3.4 the nonsurviving mortal creature would f. continue
52:2.12 heritage and f. destroyed their spiritual birthright.
53:8.4 he knew that his triumph on your world would f.
56:9.4 the Paradise Trinity f. stands in finality, eternity,
58:6.2 These so-called “missing links” will f. remain missing
63:2.6 make it possible for them to defy climate and thus f.
63:4.8 strains of ability and intelligence were f. lost to the
65:2.13 its highest types of germ plasm that it was f. shorn of
66:5.15 Make us a pleasure to our divine teachers and f. put
69:6.2 Fire building, by a single bound, f. separated man
71:6.2 social energy arouser be f. selfish in its objectives.
77:7.7 just because Michael’s bestowal has f. liberated all
77:7.8 f. made it impossible for disloyal spirits of any sort
83:0.2 the real influence which f. safeguards marriage and
83:6.6 Monogamy always has been, now is, and f. will be
84:5.13 F. each sex will remain supreme in its own domain,
89:9.3 sacrifice; the divine Judge is now fully and f. satisfied
93:3.7 was a minister, “f. after the order of Melchizedek.”
93:9.11 was “a minister f. on the order of Melchizedek.”
93:10.5 f. a planetary minister representing Christ Michael.
97:1.4 Yahweh was changeless, f. the same embodiment
97:4.5 “I will betroth you to me f.; yes, I will betroth you to
97:6.2 finally and f. did this intrepid preacher proclaim
97:7.6 my righteousness shall endure f. and my salvation
97:10.3 bondage and tyranny of the priesthood f. silenced the
98:5.4 fire, and the righteous would reign with Mithras f..
102:0.2 this destiny of despair are f. dispelled by one brave
102:2.3 originality and a spontaneity of expression that f.
103:4.4 an intimate family relationship are f. abrogated.
103:6.11 Religion is f. dependent on faith, albeit reason is a
105:3.5 f. weaving the pattern of Paradise into the energies
105:5.5 f. swinging inward to Paradise and Deity, always
108:6.4 which so fully and f. distinguishes you from mere
110:6.16 this very relationship that makes it f. impossible
111:0.1 the Adjuster makes it f. impossible for science or
112:2.7 The fact of God’s becoming man has f. changed all
114:1.1 Such a proclamation in surety and in principle f.
115:3.16 this identification makes it f. impossible to place a
115:6.8 Supreme Being is f. seeking for Paradise coherence.
117:1.6 they are f. united by that experience which was born
117:5.7 these ministries remain f. a part of Supremacy.
117:5.12 such utilization remain f. a part of the living cosmos,
117:5.13 this experience are f. a part of his eternal character
118:0.12 such adventures in growth will be f. forthcoming in
118:3.3 Truth is inconcussible—f. exempt from all transient
119:1.5 and f. we are his loyal and devoted Melchizedeks,
119:7.5 natural origin on the world, will f. remain unsolved
119:8.1 personally requested them f. to remain on duty in
119:8.1 those mandates of Paradise divorcement which f.
120:2.2 Lucifer and, in your assumed humble estate, f. end
120:2.2 in all fairness clearly and f. recognize the justice of
120:4.1 were to be silenced f. and left confounded and left
121:7.1 Jewish theology was irrevocably settled, f. fixed.
125:6.13 restore the throne of David and f. cast off the yoke
127:0.3 and thus f. he became the understanding refuge for
130:2.8 powers in the animal which makes it f. impossible
130:4.6 presence of all such changes, and f. afterward.
131:1.4 to an end, but what the Creator does goes on f..
131:2.4 Give thanks to God, for his mercy endures f..
131:2.7 and I shall dwell in the house of the Lord f..
131:2.11 they who turn many to righteousness as the stars f.
131:2.13 called you to become like me and to dwell f. with me
131:3.4 Those who are sure of salvation are f. free from lust
133:6.5 and spirit-perceiving part of man which f. elevates
133:9.4 farewell, Ganid said: “Farewell, Teacher, but not f..
134:6.13 spiritual brotherhood of man will f. insure good will
135:3.2 consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand f..”
136:3.3 Jesus was not an ascetic, and he came f. to destroy
140:10.4 which f. precludes all disposition to bargain for the
141:7.5 which should f take precedence over all other human
142:4.3 new revelation of God will make it f. unnecessary to
142:5.4 become peace, quietness, and assurance f..
143:2.8 you are f. delivered from the self-conscious bondage
146:3.7 surrenders to the will of my Father shall abide f..
150:8.7 “O bestow on your people Israel great peace f.,
153:2.1 these things shall be upon you and your seed f.
153:2.12 of this united nature of God and man shall live f..
153:4.1 making it f. impossible for these few rebels to take
155:6.5 The religion of the spirit leaves you f. free to
160:5.2 religion is always and f. a mode of reacting to the
161:1.7 three of the Godheads and f. settled the question
162:1.3 sufficed f. to put an end to all whisperings about and
162:2.2 traditional religion will be overthrown, f. destroyed
162:7.2 bondservant is not likely to abide f. in the master’s
163:2.8 Thus always it was and f. will be: Men must arrive at
170:5.21 which will not permit them f. to remain unfruitful
174:5.13 believed that the Deliverer would abide on earth f.,
177:1.3 F. this occasion exemplifies the willingness of the
188:4.6 his death did much to make f. plain the certainty of
188:4.7 Jesus f. made the way of salvation (survival) more
188:5.1 It f. places all relations between God and man upon
188:5.2 The cross f. shows that the attitude of Jesus
188:5.2 love destroys f. the sin and all weakness resulting
188:5.3 love, once fully admitted to the human heart, f.
188:5.9 wrath of an offended God, but it does stand f.,
189:1.6 Let us f. clarify the concept of the resurrection of
194:3.8 This new teacher will be f. unfolding to the truth-
194:3.11 designed f. to loose the religion of the Master from
194:3.14 woman has been f. set free from all religious
195:5.3 spiritual experience and must f. be distinguished from
195:5.11 Jesus f. made clear the great worth of personality.
195:6.6 The fatalistic agility of the mind of a materialist f.
195:6.14 volition of the Second Source, makes f. certain that
195:10.8 Ecclesiasticism is at once and f. incompatible with
196:3.18 the reality of the divine indwelling f. transcends the
196:3.28 finite language makes it f. impossible for theology to
forever true
6:2.2 And thus it was and is and f. will be true of the Son
92:7.4 the Father of all, for this is spiritual, and it is f. true,
111:3.7 But it is f. true: What you begin in time you will
111:4.12 It is f. true: The past is unchangeable; only the future
119:4.4 And so it has become f. true, concerning angels,
128:1.5 It is f. and gloriously true:“We have a high ruler who
150:5.2 It is f. true, ‘the just shall live by faith.’
154:6.9 It is f. true that all who may think they are not
194:3.5 It is f. true, “Where the spirit of the Lord is, there is
forevermore
7:5.9 So real, that f. each pilgrim of time who labors in the
17:6.7 Henceforth and f., this same local universe Mother
54:2.3 a threat f. to deprive every one of these beings of the
120:4.3 Jesus was God and man—always and even f..
124:4.7 our coming in, from this time forth and even f..”
144:2.1 and let your spirit sanctify our hearts f., Amen!”
144:3.15 yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory, f..
176:3.6 the Father’s business, now and henceforth, even f..
forewarn
159:3.7 F. all believers regarding the fringe of conflict which
forewarned
28:4.11 but unless f. by a Solitary Messenger, she remains
171:4.2 Take heed and remember that I have f. you.”
172:1.7 Mary believed his words when he f. them that he
178:3.3 I have f. you lest you should perish in Jerusalem’s
179:4.5 evil plottings, and that I f. you of my betrayal.
182:2.6 is about to take place since I have already f. you.
183:4.6 While they all vaguely realize that Jesus has f. them
Foreword
0:0.0 FOREWORD
0:0.4 But in order to formulate this F. of definitions and
0:0.4 This F. is not, therefore, a finished statement within
0:0.4 it is only a definitive guide designed to assist those
forfeit
83:3.1 the purchase price of a wife was regarded as a f. or
89:0.1 as coming into the world under f.—original sin.
93:4.5 confirmed in the belief that man was born under f.
forfeited
83:3.4 with the parents of both bride and groom to be f.
forfeiture
93:1.2 who “would rescue the planetary titles from f. and
foregather
7:6.1 of the divine Sons f. for their periodic conclaves.
13:1.9 Here f. the Seven Master Spirits and certain of the
13:1.11 Many groups of beings f. on this world whose
16:3.12 creatures jointly created by the Son and the Spirit f.
22:7.9 Such mixed unions f. in a special corps made up
23:4.3 personalities have continued to f. on Vicegerington
36:4.5 circuit, where their offspring are also destined to f..
38:4.4 They f. for reunions every millennium and are all
55:2.5 what a beautiful occasion when mortals thus f. to
77:3.4 numbers of the tribes began to f. at the building site.
183:4.7 Zebedee sent word to Jesus’ family, by Jude, to f.
foregathered
53:5.4 Satan questioned—in the presence of the f. hosts of
55:2.4 working group of such a fusion candidate have f.
113:6.7 in the lower circles of mortal achievement are f.,
151:0.1 all of the preaching and teaching groups had f. at
162:9.1 scores of believers f. at Bethany and received
193:6.1 disciples of Jesus living in Jerusalem had f. to hear
forgathering
22:8.6 Trinitized Sons of Perfection and those who are f. on
23:4.4 the fact that these couples f. on Vicegerington are
36:4.8 but it would appear that these personalities are f.
73:3.6 the cream of the civilization of Urantia was f..
forgave
147:5.4 when neither of them had wherewith to pay, he f.
147:5.4 answered, “He, I suppose, whom he f. the most.”
159:1.5 When you sought for compassion, I freely f. you
191:1.2 I f. you even before you asked; but now must you
forge
80:6.2 from the Euphrates region, seemed to f. ahead.
forged
9:1.8 The universe of your origin is being f. out between
66:5.13 Urantia civilization was literally f. out between the
79:6.10 as India languished, so China f. ahead under the
79:7.2 settlements along the Yellow River had f. ahead of
97:9.19 His Phoenician wife f. Ahab’s name to papers
188:5.5 one look at Jesus on the cross and then have f. on
forget—see forget, not or never
76:3.2 gradually learned to f. the days of their glory in Eden
76:3.2 followers that they did f. the grandeur of Eden;
77:9.9 The generations of men f.; the corps of midwayers
86:1.3 Unthinking men f. good luck—take it for granted—
96:4.6 “will not forsake you, neither destroy you, nor f.
97:7.7 “Can a woman f. her suckling child that she
97:7.7 Yes, she may f., yet will I not forget my children,
117:6.9 Men too often f. that God is the greatest experience
140:10.2 they were almost certain to f. what he did not say.
143:2.4 F. not—it is your personal faith in the exceedingly
145:3.4 Neither could his hearers f. his blessed words,
153:0.2 Philip advised David Zebedee to “f. about plans
154:4.6 But all such doubters f. that a much better
154:6.3 They had thought to assure Jesus that they would f.
154:6.3 —they would forgive and f.—if he would only give up
156:2.6 Jesus admonished them to “f. those things which are
156:5.8 Be not downcast by your failure wholly to f. some of
156:5.8 The mistakes which you fail to f. in time will be
159:5.16 forgive repentant sinners and to f. their misdeeds,
181:0.1 but they were prone to f. that this return visit was
190:0.5 fullness of Mary’s devotion, that caused her to f.,
195:10.13 And the genuine lovers of truth will be slow to f. that
forget, not or never
5:1.5 f. not that their spiritual endowment is uniform and
7:7.5 do not f. that the Son is a person just as truly and
16:4.1 do not f. that they have their origin in the creative
35:3.11 And never will you f. your reactions to the first
50:6.5 You should not f. that for two hundred thousand
91:6.3 never f. that the sincere prayer of faith is a mighty
96:4.6 neither destroy you, nor f. the covenant of your
96:4.6 because the Lord loves you and will not f. the oath
97:4.3 Yahweh: “Surely I will never f. any of your works.
97:7.7 Yes, she may forget, yet will I not f. my children,
97:7.9 Isaiah declared that “God would not f., would not
118:4.1 You must not f. that, while there is indeed a true
131:2.6 F. not that pride goes before destruction and a
131:7.2 abasement even that man should not f. my name.
133:4.4 never f.: You who know God are the sons of God
133:5.10 And f. not, the mind which can alone perceive the
133:9.4 your teaching, but most of all, I will never f. you.”
143:2.4 F. not—it is your personal faith in the exceedingly
144:5.94 F. us not as we so often neglect and f. you.
146:3.2 You should never f. that intolerance is the mask
148:4.2 Never f. these laws of relation to the Father’s will:
148:5.5 the bed of affliction; the Lord will not f. the sick.
151:6.8 Jesus to Amos: “F. not that you are a son of God.
154:6.1 Mary could never quite f. the visit of Gabriel ere
155:6.11 Never f. there is only one adventure which is more
159:3.3 F. not that I will stop at nothing to restore self-
159:4.6 Nathaniel, never f., the Father does not limit the
159:5.10 F. not, the truly good is invariably more powerful
165:4.6 “But never f. that, after all, wealth is unenduring.
167:1.5 F not, every one who exalts himself shall be humbled
173:2.3 Do not f. that authority was the watchword of all
174:0.2 Matthew he said: “F. not the mercy that received
177:4.11 You should not f. that Judas had been a disciple of
178:1.12 You must not f. the great law of human fairness
178:1.16 And f. not: We have made no direct attack upon
178:1.16 Do not f. that you are commissioned to go forth
178:3.4 “When you see this city destroyed, f. not that you
181:2.10 Do not f. what I have taught you regarding the
181:2.11 never f. that I was with you even through all of
190:3.1 And while you do this, f. not to minister to the sick
192:2.13 Never f. that, when you are a faith son of God, all
195:1.5 Never f. that at first the Romans fought Christianity
195:5.11 F. not that Jesus loved even little children, and that
forgetful
120:4.1 confounded and disillusioned by the life of self-f.
forgetfulness
3:5.13 8. Is unselfishness—the spirit of self-f.—desirable?
34:7.8 do not fear the dangers of human f. and mortal
143:2.2 But I come with a new message of self-f. and self-
180:5.12 self-sacrifice; the new religion teaches only self-f.,
196:0.8 with amazing self-f. and unbounded enthusiasm.
196:0.9 When we stand confronted by such splendid self-f.
forgets
85:4.4 while he nonchalantly f. a score of negative results,
131:1.6 God never f. sincerity.
180:6.7 once delivered of her child, she immediately f. her
forgetting
143:7.7 sublime thinking; worship is self-f.—superthinking.
forgoing
23:2.12 characters which the Gods are so surely f. out on
forgive—see forgive—with sin
2:4.2 knows all about his children, it is easy for him to f..
2:4.2 understands his neighbor, the easier it will be to f.
131:1.8 Our God will f. us and guide our footsteps into the
133:3.8 saying: “You will f. us for coming at this hour, but
139:12.14 The worlds have found it difficult to f. Judas,
144:3.9 And f. us every one our debts As we also have
144:5.96 Look down upon us in kindness and f. us in mercy
144:5.97 As we in justice f. those who distress and injure us.
146:2.4 experience until such a time as you f. your fellow
147:5.9 is ever ready to condone sin and f. recklessness.
154:6.3 his neglect of them—they would f. and forget—if he
159:1.3 therefore should you learn to f. one another.
159:5.16 The Jews had heard of a God who would f. sinners
170:2.23 When you f. your brother in the flesh, you thereby
170:3.5 2. Man will not truly f. his fellows unless he loves
174:1.2 affectionate parents are ever called upon to f.
174:1.4 This capacity to understand man’s nature and f.
174:1.4 love and understand your children, even f. them
174:1.5 “Your inability or unwillingness to f. your fellows is
187:2.4 “Father, f. them, for they know not what they do.”
188:4.13 you are to be “forgiven your debts, even as you f.
188:5.2 Divine love does not merely f. wrongs; it absorbs
188:5.6 “Father, f. them, for they know not what they do.”
192:2.2 f. your fellow mortals even as I have forgiven you.
194:3.12 Pentecost endowed man with the power to f.
forgive—with sin(s)
96:6.3 he will not f. your transgressions nor your sins.”
131:8.5 Since he can f. sins, he is indeed most precious to
147:5.5 “Who is this man that he even dares to f. sins?”
148:9.3 Who can f. sin but God?”
148:9.3 has authority and power on earth to f. sins, I will
159:1.3 while you may not f. sins or otherwise presume to
159:1.4 how often shall my brother sin against me, and I f.
159:5.16 The Jews had heard of a God who would f. sinners
161:2.4 He even professes to f. sins and does heal diseases
161:2.4 No mere man would sanely profess to f. sin; that is
188:5.2 and divine to f. sin and swallow up all evil-doing.
188:5.2 Divine love does not merely f. wrongs; it absorbs
forgiven
67:1.6 While all manner of sins may be f., we doubt whether
133:3.7 “And I bespeak for them that they have f. you as I
133:3.7 speak for my Father in heaven that he has f. them.
139:2.10 When Peter was fully assured that Jesus had f. him
143:5.9 Nalda: “Woman, go your way; God has f. you.
144:3.10 our debts As we also have f. our debtors.
146:2.4 The Father in heaven has f. you even before you
147:5.4 Simply that her many sins have been f.,
147:5.4 You have repented of your sins, and they are f..
148:9.2 to the paralytic: “Son, fear not; your sins are f..
148:9.3 whether I say to this paralytic, your sins are f., or
153:4.3 verily, verily, I say to you, all your sins shall be f.,
156:2.7 If you confess your sins, they are f.; therefore must
159:1.4 be released, and that the loan should be wholly f..
165:3.6 it shall be f. you; but he who presumes to blaspheme
170:2.23 Regarding sin, he taught that God has f.;
174:1.4 when you love your brother, you have already f.
181:2.15 If they have not already fully f. you, they will
184:2.13 Peter never fully believed that he could be f. until he
188:4.13 It is true, after all, that you are to be “f. your debts,
191:1.4 in the garden. I talked with him, and he has f. me.”
192:2.2 forgive your fellow mortals even as I have f. you.
forgiveness
2:6.6 require a mediator to secure the Father’s favor or f..
2:6.9 love, show mercy, manifest patience, and minister f..
53:9.1 f. and reinstatement in some form of service.
67:1.6 sorrow for his misdeeds or accept f. for his sins.
89:2.5 The idea of confession and f. early appeared in
89:2.5 Men would ask f. at a public meeting for sins they
89:10.0 10. FORGIVENESS OF SIN
89:10.6 The f. of sin by Deity is the renewal of loyalty
89:10.6 The f. does not have to be sought, only received as
91:4.3 Prayer is more ethical when it deals with f. and
91:8.5 Prayer may be joyous praise or a humble plea for f..
97:4.5 Hosea preached f. through repentance, not by
97:4.6 Hosea continued to preach repentance and f., saying
97:4.6 Always Hosea proclaimed hope and f..
119:2.5 misguided and deluded followers accepted the f.
121:6.5 Philo taught deliverance from the doctrine of f.
131:4.5 We crave f. from the Lord for all of our trespasses
131:5.5 —and I offer prayers for mercy and praise for f..
131:5.5 I know that f. takes away the bonds of sin.
131:6.2 When man looks to God for f., and when he
131:8.5 repents of sin from the heart, then may he seek f.;
133:3.7 apologize for my rudeness to them—I crave their f..
133:4.12 there is a Judge to whom you may appeal for f.,
138:8.2 taught to preach the f. of sin through faith in God
140:8.13 social situations to teach patience, tolerance, and f..
141:3.8 Jesus intended the more to teach f., to “resist not evil
142:7.11 Real families are built on tolerance, patience, and f..
146:2.4 Even the f. of sin operates in this same unerring
146:2.4 such f. is not available in your personal religious
146:2.4 God’s f. in fact is not conditioned upon your
146:2.4 this fact of the synchrony of divine and human f.
147:5.4 those who have received but little f. sometimes
150:5.2 Believe this gospel of the kingdom; accept divine f.
150:6.1 “F. in Relation to Repentance,” “Peace and
153:4.3 and wicked intention shall never obtain f..
153:4.3 workers of iniquity will never seek nor receive f.,
153:4.3 are guilty of the sin of eternally rejecting divine f..
159:1.0 1. THE SERMON ON FORGIVENESS
159:1.1 a disciple’s question, Jesus taught the lesson on f..
159:1.5 thus received mercy and f. at the hands of the king,
165:3.6 presume to blaspheme against God will hardly find f..
165:3.6 deliberate rebels will hardly seek f. for their sins.
167:5.2 and the acceptance, by faith, of merciful f..
170:2.23 we make such f. personally available by the act of
170:2.23 of the reality of God’s f. of your own misdeeds.
170:3.3 technique of receiving God’s f. that the attainment
170:3.3 but f. is the act of God which accepts your faith as
170:3.3 And the reception of the f. of God by a kingdom
170:3.4 God’s f. is made actually available and is personally
174:1.0 1. DIVINE FORGIVENESS
174:1.1 about the Master’s teaching regarding the f. of sin.
174:1.1 your teachings having to do with the f. of sin.
174:1.1 that repentance and confession must precede the f.
174:1.2 repentance by the child with f. by the parent.
174:1.3 Divine f. is inevitable; it is inherent and inalienable
175:1.22 now I offer you in my Father’s name mercy and f.
181:2.5 sympathy, unselfish service, and unstinted f..
187:4.1 Better that we should seek f. for our sins and
187:5.2 His last words of mercy, f., and admonition had
188:5.2 The f. of love utterly transcends the f. of mercy.
188:5.2 The f. of Jesus is not condonation; it is salvation
188:5.2 The love of Jesus is never satisfied with mere f..
188:5.3 F. thus provided salvation.
194:3.11 to go out to conquer the world with unfailing f.,
forgives
159:1.3 the Father in heaven f. you your sins; therefore
170:3.4 experienced by man just in so far as he f. his fellows.
174:1.1 James claims you teach that the Father f. us even
forgiving
131:1.7 The Lord God is merciful and loving; he is f..
139:2.5 Peter never forgot the lesson about f. the wrongdoer,
139:2.5 about these impressions of the Master’s f. character
139:7.4 It was the Master’s f. disposition which Matthew
140:5.17 A loving parent experiences little difficulty in f. his
142:7.11 A compassionate father is freely f.; fathers do not
146:2.4 forgiveness in fact is not conditioned upon your f.
170:2.23 forgiveness personally available by the act of f. our
193:2.2 merciful ministry, unfailing goodness, f. tolerance,
forgo
177:3.7 not understand why he would be willing to f. the
forgot—see forgot, never
64:6.26 they later almost entirely f. the “God of Gods”
124:3.8 the boy so far f. the trends of Jewish thought as to
124:3.8 he f. his usual calm demeanor and, seizing Jesus
136:4.3 so engrossed with his thinking that Jesus f. all about
148:9.2 not like those who received healing and then f.
174:3.3 Pharisees so far f. themselves as to exclaim, “True,
174:4.7 they speedily f. their time-honored differences in
179:3.1 even the traitorous Judas so far f. his infamy for a
194:4.1 They f. his teachings and his warnings.
forgot, never
128:3.5 with what Jesus said; Stephen never f. his words.
128:3.7 Simon never f. what Jesus taught him on this trip.
128:6.8 Jude never f. the patience and forbearance Jesus
130:2.2 never f. his words of wisdom regarding “the living
130:5.4 a visit to Fair Havens which Ganid never f.;
130:8.3 The lad never f. the words of Jesus and the kindly
132:6.1 Ganid never f. Jesus’ comment: “You know,
139:2.5 Peter never f. the lesson about forgiving the
143:3.3 they never f. the day going up the mountain.
151:0.1 and his hearers never f. the lesson he imparted.
177:1.5 John Mark never f. the Master’s final admonition,
184:2.8 Peter never f. that look as long as he lived.
192:3.2 And these eleven men never f. this experience of
forgotten—see forgotten, never or not
79:8.2 state gradually disintegrated—past wars were f..
85:3.4 Many times an animal symbol stands for a f. god
92:4.5 Even the Nodites had f. this truth by the time of
93:2.5 it was soon f. with the passing of a few generations.
96:2.4 of divine favor through faith, had been largely f. by
98:7.11 but has largely f. the Master’s personal gospel:
150:4.3 I declare that not one of them is f. in God’s sight.
156:5.5 The old and the inferior will be f. in the love for the
156:5.8 mistakes which you fail to forget in time will be f. in
181:2.6 they had quite f. about the Master’s announcement
forgotten, never or not
45:2.5 of Jerusem, and they are never-to-be-f. occasions.
94:5.6 that the name of God might not be f. by mankind.
96:4.1 they had never entirely f. the god of Mount Horeb,
113:7.6 origin are never f. nor ever completely severed.
114:7.17 Your isolated world is not f. in the counsels of the
127:2.8 never-to-be-f. statement that “money cannot love.
127:2.10 was over, but never was this incident f. in Nazareth.
135:11.4 “Go back to John and tell him that I have not f. but
144:8.3 friends: “Go back and tell John that he is not f..
forlorn
96:3.3 leader ever undertook to reform and uplift a more f.,
190:1.3 thus speaking to the dejected and f. ambassadors
form or morontia form—noun
1:1.2 The Father never imposes any f. of arbitrary
1:3.1 ought not to think the Father is like yourselves in f.
1:4.3 when your course has been run in temporary f. on
3:2.3 And there is still another f. of nonspiritual energy
3:6.7 Ruler of the universes is power, f., energy, pattern,
6:1.4 who fraternized with this divine being in human f.
6:6.3 the Conjoint Actor, they have some f. of premind;
8:1.5 the creation of the Gods the second f. of energy,
9:8.12 the orders revealed to you possess f. and distinct
9:8.13 endowed with a mf. with its enlarged sensitivity to
11:2.2 In f. Paradise differs from the inhabited space bodies:
11:2.9 The eternal Isle is composed of a single f. of
11:5.5 with the diffusion of this basic f. of force-energy.
11:8.2 Every known f. of cosmic reality has the bend of the
11:8.8 subject to the interactions of any f. of gravitation.
12:8.2 circulates throughout the master universe in the f. of
12:9.2 even though music is a f. of mathematical rhythm.
13:3.3 As I am a person and have a spirit f., no doubt
14:1.14 many particulars; even in f. they are very different.
14:2.2 one f. of energy exists in negative and positive
14:4.9 They do change f. and manifestation, but they do not
15:8.6 are suddenly converted into the rarest f. of energy,
16:6.6 is the mathematical f. of the cosmic discrimination.
16:6.7 This is the judicial f. of the cosmic discrimination.
16:6.8 the reverential and worshipful f. of the cosmic
16:8.4 and extent of changes in f., mind, or spirit status.
17:6.6 And they work together in this f. of association
19:1.5 the easiest path to a certain f. of genetic knowledge,
20:2.6 may or may not appear in material and visible f.,
20:3.3 Avonals serve on a planet in material f.—literally.
21:2.10 that their domains will also be diverse in every f. and
21:3.15 his actual experience in the f. and likeness of his
21:3.24 when he condescends to take upon himself the f.
23:3.7 the Solitary Messengers can be without f. and yet
23:3.7 Although they are without that f. which would
24:2.9 Directors have recognizable spirit presence and f..
24:3.3 The lack of such a presence-f. undoubtedly renders
29:4.25 They can and do change the physical f. of the
29:4.25 are actually able to change the f. and potential of
29:4.35 evolution of a f. of energy which is hardly known on
29:4.35 from a f. of matter which is recognized still less.
29:4.37 created in thirty divisions, one for each f. of basic
30:4.15 sponsors the new body, the mf., as the new life
30:4.19 advancement of intellect, spirit, and personality f..
30:4.20 an advance; only does the f. undergo modification.
30:4.20 But the spirit f. is just as real as the morontia body,
32:5.5 time are like the flashes of personality in temporal f.;
34:4.12 they are of unparalleled beauty and exquisite f..
35:0.7 they are a unique and original f. of universe life.
35:1.1 there occurs a new f. of creative union between the
36:2.16 On planets such as yours the highest f. of life is
37:9.9 then does the Creator Son personalize in dual f. his
39:2.13 There your new body is a mf., one that can
39:2.13 you “reap a mf.” on the mansion worlds.
39:5.11 visualize something of the f. of the attending angel,
41:5.7 A given f. of organized energy does not proceed in
41:5.7 The presence of a second or a third f. of force-
41:6.1 which are floating throughout space in shattered f.,
41:6.3 escapes from the solar photosphere, in modified f.,
41:7.15 disappearing suns become energy of the rarest f.,
42:1.2 The ultimaton, the first measurable f. of energy, has
42:1.3 present in space a f. of energy not known on Urantia.
42:3.12 This f. of matter is not really stationary; there is still
42:4.2 in millions of years it may reappear as some f. of
42:4.2 again appear in a subsequent universe as some f. of
42:4.2 energy re-emerge and many times change its f. and
42:5.3 of ultimatons as they begin to assume definite f..
42:5.5 and represent the preatomic stage of this f. of matter.
42:5.7 The best illustration of this f. of electronic activity is
42:8.6 is a f. of energy as yet undiscovered on Urantia.
42:12.0 12. PATTERN AND FORM—MIND DOMINANCE
42:12.9 The personality f. is the pattern aspect of a living
42:12.10 Even spirit beings have f., and these spirit forms
42:12.10 general rule: Adjusters appear to be without f. until
42:12.10 and certain others are also without discoverable f..
42:12.11 does the morontia mind individualize the mf. for
42:12.11 so will the mf. be highly individual and adequately
43:2.8 This group sanctions the final f. of all enactments
43:5.17 Machiventa ministered in semimaterial f. on
43:7.2 intellectually, univitatia vary as do mortals; in f., they
44:3.4 spirits engage in a certain f. of reminiscent humor
44:4.5 This is a f. of permanent recording unknown on the
44:4.11 by executing numerous functions in rhythmic f..
44:4.11 geniuses who are masters of this exquisite f. of
44:5.3 This f. of communication between mortals is
44:5.9 a f. of rest required to replenish the energy losses
45:4.16 he experienced his terminal bestowal in human f..
45:7.1 the life in the flesh are rehabilitated in transient f.
46:5.22 preserved in material, in morontia, and in spirit f..
46:7.6 projected by the Life Carriers in their present f. and
47:4.1 The groupings of the morontia life begin to take f.;
47:9.5 a material body, a human mind housed in a mf.—
47:10.4 The mf. granted you on departure from the
47:10.4 you will retain this same f. until you bid it farewell
47:10.5 No more will a f.-change necessitate the lapse of
48:1.1 taught to mortals, and the concept, in distorted f.,
48:1.5 thereby organizing a mf. of materialization which
48:2.17 the necessary changes in creature f. are skillfully
48:2.17 These early morontia-f. changes require about
48:2.18 authorizes those changes in creature f. which make
48:2.22 notwithstanding that you retain the same mf..
48:4.2 but superhumans all actually indulge in a f. of both;
49:1.5 the vegetable f. always precedes the animal and is
49:2.24 establish on such worlds a modified f. of mortal
49:5.14 as an evolvement of your lower or rudimentary f. of
50:3.3 The Life Carriers, the architects of f., provide such
52:3.10 to take the place of the monarchial or paternal f. of
53:2.2 that the idea took origin and f. in Lucifer’s mind,
53:3.1 the final outbreak took f. as the Lucifer Declaration
53:9.1 forgiveness and reinstatement in some f. of service.
56:7.7 that the future ages will witness some closer f. of
56:10.14 Cosmic socialization constitutes the highest f. of
57:3.1 nebula now began gradually to assume the spiral f.
58:3.1 is a f. of space-energy unknown on Urantia.
58:4.4 We had planted the primitive f. of marine life in the
58:5.6 basalt, a f. of lava considerably heavier than granite
59:1.1 shore line; as yet no f. of land organism has evolved.
60:1.9 epoch, the reptiles appeared in full-fledged f..
61:2.7 rabbits, appeared and soon became a notable f. of
61:2.7 of dogs, cats, coons, and weasels in ancestral f..
62:2.3 definite sex selection was manifested in a crude f.
62:3.3 really instituting a primitive f. of social organization
62:5.4 awe, humility, and even a primitive f. of gratitude.
62:5.5 evolved sentiments were present in rudimentary f..
62:6.3 a crude f. of protective self-consciousness.
63:6.3 they eventually evolved a f. of animal worship.
64:6.26 at least they maintained a f. of worship up to a few
66:5.9 slabs, a f. of parchment made of hammered hides,
66:5.9 a crude f. of paperlike material made from wasps’
66:5.11 Every f. of primitive manufacture was encouraged by
66:5.14 for the establishment of a f. of religious service.
68:3.3 dead brought to light a new and amazing f. of fear,
68:5.3 hunger, led to the first f. of industrial organization,
69:5.1 Savings represent a f. of maintenance and survival
69:5.8 Bond servants were among the earliest f. of property
69:5.10 Man’s first f. of trading was woman exchange;
69:8.10 slavery has given way to a new and improved f. of
69:9.5 among the group was virtually a f. of slavery;
69:9.14 “commons” represent the survival of the earlier f. of
70:3.8 The Hebrews employed a modified f of this adoption
70:4.9 The native Australians never developed a tribal f. of
70:6.4 a special f. of speech being adopted for court usage.
70:12.20 While there is a divine and ideal f. of government,
71:1.3 confederation of tribes, a very primitive f. of state.
71:2.9 and efficient f. of representative government,
71:2.14 for the right to enjoy personal property in some f..
71:3.1 The political or administrative f. of a government is
71:3.2 functioning until every f. of intolerance is mastered;
71:8.1 it matters little what f. of state a people may elect
72:1.5 transition from monarchy to a representative f. of
72:5.12 are beginning to foster a new f. of social disgust—
73:5.8 the whole Garden took on new f. and assumed new
73:6.1 after they once appeared on Urantia in material f..
73:6.3 This f. of nonintelligent life is native to the
73:6.4 This f. of sustenance was wholly useless to the
73:6.6 for the maintenance of their dual f. of physical life.
74:0.1 re-created in dual human f. for presentation as the
74:4.1 that Divinity had descended to earth in bodily f.,
74:8.4 this story of man’s clay origin by some f. of special
81:5.4 Social association is a f. of survival insurance which
82:0.1 marriage is certain of continued existence in some f..
82:3.15 they are in reality entering upon a f. of trial marriage
82:4.3 Adultery was recognized as a f. of stealing, an
82:4.3 The Old Testament deals with women as a f. of
84:7.29 did not maintain the patriarchal or autocratic f. of
84:8.3 pleasure, a new and glorified f. of self-gratification.
84:8.3 and this f. of sensual pleasure was heightened by the
85:3.1 the souls of men came back to earth in animal f..
85:3.4 of the golden rule—doing to others (every f. of life)
86:4.1 evidence that the old chief had returned in some f..
87:2.4 Self-torture—wounds—was a common f. of mourning
88:1.9 Drunkenness was looked upon as a f. of spirit
88:2.8 of supreme veneration is a f. of refined fetishism.
89:1.1 It was the earliest f. of societal regulation and for a
89:1.4 definite taboos, all expressed in the same negative f.
89:3.3 Penance is the negative f. of this ofttimes foolish
89:3.5 In time these vows assumed the f. of contracts with
89:4.7 Renunciation was the negative f. of propitiation;
89:4.7 of propitiation; sacrifice became the positive f..
89:6.1 free from the practice of human sacrifice in some f.
91:0.2 some f. of ceremony would be performed which
91:1.1 moral, and spiritual values which are slowly taking f.
91:3.1 thinking is mentally carried on in conversational f..
91:3.2 The early and primitive f. of prayer was much like
91:5.7 truth, beauty, and goodness without f. and ritual.
94:4.5 the belief that he periodically incarnates in human f..
94:5.2 teaching that the earliest f. of Taoism arose in China,
94:11.11 the Deity concept of Buddhism, in its highest f.,
97:9.28 The doctrine of immortality also took f. at Babylon.
98:0.2 Salem teachings in the purest f. must be mentioned
98:3.5 This formal and unemotional f. of pseudoreligious
98:3.9 return to a f. of worship embodying Melchizedek’s
99:1.6 The spirit of religion is eternal, but the f. of its
99:5.10 a f. of words indicative of their common beliefs.
101:3.3 same spirit personality, in primitive and embryonic f.,
101:6.4 is the most primitive f. of creature consciousness.
101:9.8 censor of mortal affairs, a f. of glorified moral trust
103:9.3 Buddhism in its original f. is one of the best religions
105:2.6 This relationship establishes the potential of f.—
106:8.17 Universal, and Unqualified Absolutes in some f. of
110:0.2 The Paradise Father has apparently reserved this f.
111:4.6 Snow crystals are always hexagonal in f., but no two
112:4.13 on the mansion world in the actual personality f.
112:4.13 as that f. has been projected by the guardian of
112:5.17 1. The fabrication of a suitable f., a morontia energy
112:5.18 and not another will occupy the mf. created for your
112:5.19 upon and in the awaiting morontia mind-body f.
112:6.3 appearance of the material body-f. is responsive to
112:6.3 Still more so does the mf..
112:6.3 the personality f. will vary directly in accordance
112:6.3 On the spiritual level, outward f. and inner nature
112:7.2 When your earthly course in temporary f. has
112:7.18 the lowest f. of intelligent life capable of attaining
113:6.5 in conjunction with the newly fabricated mf.,
117:6.1 Almighty Supreme is “the f. of the yet unformed,
118:8.11 automatic universe reaction is stable and, in some f.,
119:0.7 about the time Urantia was taking on its present f.,
119:4.6 phases of the ascending careers of his lowest f. of
119:6.4 friend and sympathetic helper of even the lowest f. of
119:7.4 condescended to incarnate on Urantia in the f. and
119:7.5 incarnation of Deity within the human f. of Jesus,
119:7.5 method of the incarnation of the Creator in the f.
120:3.10 recognition of your identity incarnate in human f.,
121:3.8 church so tolerant of this modified f. of slavery.
121:4.2 deliver the Romans from a deadly f. of fatalism;
121:7.1 The Jews indulged a f. of self-righteousness based
122:3.2 Mary had really heard the voice and beheld the f.
126:3.3 it developed that they were all using a f. of prayer
127:4.2 Jesus employed the positive f. of exhortation.
128:1.1 mastering the knowledge of the life of his lowest f.
128:1.6 taking upon himself the f. of a creature, was born in
131:4.7 to forsake this body for a more fit and beautiful f.
133:4.2 In you ministry serve spiritual food in attractive f.
133:7.5 man experiences a higher f. of self-consciousness
134:6.6 If you take every f. of modern mechanical armaments
136:1.6 The incarnation of the Creator in the f. of the
136:2.3 descending on its return to him in personalized f..
137:2.9 which remained about the home in the f. of the Ten
139:2.6 Peter could withstand persecution and any other f.
139:4.14 you now have in greatly abridged and distorted f..
139:4.14 is preserved in only fragmentary and adulterated f..
139:8.1 Thomas had a f. of courageous loyalty which forbade
143:1.6 requires a higher and more profound f. of courage
143:1.7 The courage of the flesh is the lowest f. of bravery.
143:4.3 the apostles had developed a f. of personal loyalty
143:5.4 Nalda misinterpreted his figure of speech as a f. of
143:7.7 and ideal soul rest, a f. of restful spiritual exertion.
144:1.10 Jesus never forbade his followers to use John’s f.
144:1.10 The twelve longed to know what f. of petition Jesus
144:1.10 request, to teach them a suggestive f. of prayer.
144:2.1 “John indeed taught you a simple f. of prayer: “O
144:2.2 The ideal prayer is a f. of spiritual communion which
144:3.1 we do not desire a f. of prayer for ourselves so much
144:3.13 curious to know the manner or f. of his petitions.
144:3.16 Jesus gave the apostles the prayer in collective f.
146:2.12 There is but one f. of prayer which is appropriate
151:3.10 The use of the parable f. of teaching enables the
151:6.3 Amos, was afflicted with a periodic f. of insanity.
155:5.6 the fact that so much of this primitive f. of worship
158:1.8 And Jesus’ face and f. shone with the luminosity
158:7.2 you to speak to us directly and in undisguised f..”
163:2.11 a legitimate f. of insurance against future adversity
167:3.1 downcast expression, and who was much bent in f..
167:3.1 touching her bowed-over f. on the shoulder, said:
167:3.2 her bowed-over f. being the result of her depressed
167:4.6 at that time to speak of death as a f. of sleep, but as
168:1.11 Such a f. of resurrection involves difficulties of
168:1.11 of the resurrection of mortal creatures in mf. and
168:2.1 could dimly see the f. of Lazarus, wrapped in linen
168:2.3 the hitherto lifeless f. of Lazarus began to move
168:2.7 that they shall be resurrected in a more glorious f..
178:1.12 human fairness which I have taught you in positive f.
179:5.1 again drink this cup with you until I drink in new f.
179:5.4 of divine communion by establishing a precise f.;
179:5.8 There was nothing of sacred f. or of ceremonial
180:5.1 neither is it to function as the f or expression of truth
180:5.2 a peculiar f. of intellectualized glorified wisdom.
184:4.5 they derived a certain f. of animal pleasure from this
185:6.4 His face was bloodstained and his f. bowed down
187:2.2 Jews objected to the exposure of the naked human f.,
187:2.3 to meet death, even in this cruel and inhuman f.,
188:3.5 We know that the physical f. of the Master rested in
188:5.9 The cross does stand as the token of the highest f.
189:1.1 the resurrected mf. and personality of Jesus came
189:1.2 object of their vigil had risen to a new and higher f.
189:1.8 he did not appear in the f. of the Creator Sovereign,
189:1.10 I would tarry here for a short time in transition f.
189:2.1 sight of the slow decay of the human f of the Creator
189:2.3 could not be removed from the tomb as the mf. of
189:2.3 the mf. can be made at one time as of the spirit so
189:4.10 the Master who stood before them in glorified f.,
189:4.11 These human eyes were enabled to see the mf. of
189:4.12 In this f. will I tarry with you for a season before I
190:2.1 He made nineteen separate appearances in visible f.
190:2.1 make spiritual use of his manifestation in visible f..
190:2.3 the gradual appearance of a strange f. by his side.
190:2.3 And then the strange f. spoke, saying: “James, I
190:2.3 difficulty in recognizing the mf. of the Master, but
190:3.1 they beheld in their very midst the fully visible f.
191:1.2 suddenly appeared in front of him the f. of a man,
191:2.1 the Master, in mf., suddenly appeared in the midst
191:3.2 About midnight of this Monday the Master’s mf.
191:4.2 when the entire audience saw the f. of the Master
191:5.4 since I am raised in the f. that you also shall have
191:5.6 then, as the Master’s f. moved over near the head of
191:6.1 this was the Master’s twelfth appearance in mf..
192:2.13 I tarry only a short time in this f. before I go to my
192:4.3 the Master appeared in mf. and, speaking to them
192:4.8 into a new and modified f. of religion about Jesus.
193:2.3 his friends could not readily recognize his mf. when
194:2.2 truth that constitutes the highest f. of human liberty.
195:10.2 a transcendental bestowal of God in the f. of man.
form-change
47:10.5 No more will a f. necessitate a break in the continuity
form—verb
5:6.2 We are able to f. adequate concepts of the factors
6:0.4 enable the finite mind of time to f. some sequential
9:5.4 that will creatures find it easier to f. comprehensible
10:4.3 a father, son, and grandson could f. a corporate
15:5.6 matter which may be assembled to f. small worlds
18:0.10 f. an interrelated line of administrative perfection
20:4.3 Such Adjusters f. the supreme Divinington council
24:7.7 of servitals to f. such extraordinary attachments.
26:1.15 angelic hosts f that unbroken chain of spirit ministers
29:4.29 Transmitters f. skillful liaisons which are effective in
32:1.5 planets f. and swing into their orbits, while the work
39:1.4 might also f. a part of the attending host,
39:3.5 who would f. the most ideal group to achieve a given
40:5.10 advancement of primitive men but are unable to f.
41:3.3 mother wheel, they soon break up or f. double stars.
41:10.1 major extrusions f. certain peculiar cloud-bound
46:5.9 which mount up to f. extensive promenades entirely
57:5.5 the outer sections would become detached to f.
57:7.8 the carbon of the atmosphere was abstracted to f. the
57:8.13 Limestone can f. as a result of chemical precipitation;
58:5.5 layers of the earth’s crust, when cooled, f. granite.
60:3.3 The Sierras were beginning to f., their gold-bearing
61:7.11 the vast polar ice sheets began to f., and the center
70:3.2 not appear until superfamily groups have begun to f..
74:7.22 those life factors which unite to f. a new being.
78:0.2 races, about 15,000 B.C., to f. the Andite peoples
78:5.1 the surrounding mixed Nodites to f. the Andites.
78:8.7 later city kings failed to f. powerful confederations
82:2.3 The moment societal groups began to f., marriage
96:2.3 True, his offspring, coming up out of Egypt, did f.
96:2.4 Semite peoples who were shortly to f. the Hebrew
99:6.3 tendency to f. sects and competitive divisions;
101:4.2 instructions that f. a part of the revelation mandate.
105:0.3 The human mind can hardly f. an adequate concept
106:8.19 concept of the Trinity of Trinities is difficult to f.,
115:1.1 be unable to f. the first rational thought pattern,
115:1.1 ability of mind, high or low, to f. a universe frame
117:5.5 the experience of all men do thus f. a part of the
120:2.7 now forms, or may yet f. a part of the vast galaxy
134:6.4 war will teach the so-called sovereign nations to f.
141:4.4 mind, and spirit to f. the individual man or woman.
142:3.5 concepts of God became joined together to f. the
160:3.2 the necessity for God-knowing individuals to f. such
195:7.17 how ridiculous that it should presume to f. such a
195:10.2 be effectively restrained from daring to f. creeds or
formal
1:1.2 any form of arbitrary recognition, f. worship, or
5:3.2 Prayers, all f. communications, everything except
17:3.6 The f. records of the universes are passed up by
17:3.6 These are the live records in contrast with the f.
25:5.1 as keepers of the f. archives of the Isle of Light,
25:5.2 function regarding both f. records and living records.
25:5.2 on Paradise, more of the living and less of the f.;
26:3.5 files of their order, and for the f. records of Paradise.
27:3.3 to f. induction into the Corps of Mortal Finaliters.
27:5.3 accumulation of knowledge is distinct from the f.
28:1.3 Thereupon the f. resignations of the tertiaphim are
28:6.6 The f. records are on file to corroborate the
47:4.1 to function, communities take on f. proportions,
55:4.2 Upon the f. inauguration of the planetary ministry of
63:0.1 on this occasion of f. planetary recognition, closed
69:4.6 The first f. tribal treaty concerned a salt deposit.
74:2.5 Adam and Eve were escorted to the f. reception on
74:2.7 the time of their f. induction into world rulership.
74:3.1 And now, after their f. installation, Adam and Eve
83:4.3 living together; later it consisted in f. eating together.
83:4.3 the only ceremony was the f. exchange of presents,
83:4.8 long before any f. wedding ritual was established.
90:3.7 ancients would hold a f. inquest, dissect the body,
93:6.3 And Melchizedek made a f. covenant with Abraham
93:6.5 It was at this public and f acceptance of the covenant
98:3.5 This f. and unemotional form of pseudoreligious
99:6.4 F. religion restrains men in their personal spiritual
111:7.4 heard a guardian of destiny present a f. statement in
112:4.2 ahead of the f. termination of a dispensation.
113:6.8 the “resurrection of the unjust,” in reality the f.
114:1.3 will be superseded by the f. arrival of Machiventa
114:5.1 There exists no f. government along the lines of
118:3.3 all transient vicissitudes, albeit never dead and f.,
119:3.4 Planetary Prince took f. leave, disappearing at noon
120:3.6 seek to avoid the f establishment of an organized cult
123:5.1 when Jewish children were supposed to begin their f.
123:5.6 Next, in addition to his more f. schooling, Jesus
126:3.3 had many forms of praise and several f. prayers.
128:2.4 exacted f. promises of obedience to James from
128:5.8 Jacob should come to him making f. request for her
128:6.6 Jude did not pass through this f. ceremony for
129:4.3 to engage in so many seasons of f. communion with
130:2.1 they paid a f. visit to the governor’s palace, for
134:3.5 This was the most systematic and f. of the Master’s
135:1.1 appropriate year for him to take the f. Nazarite vow
137:4.7 By the time the f. supper had ended and the guests
138:2.1 made their f. reports to the Master and presented
138:4.1 to execute the f. calling of the next two apostles,
140:0.2 instruct them in preparation for their f. ordination.
140:1.1 Before the f. ordination service Jesus spoke to the
144:1.10 fully approve of the practice of uttering f. prayers.
144:2.1 a set and f. petition as the expression of your own
144:3.16 Jesus never taught a f. personal prayer, only group,
150:8.11 synagogue, after the conclusion of the f. service,
155:5.11 little or none of these exertions from its f. believers
158:3.6 After the f. visitation of Gabriel and the Father
162:1.9 official or f. announcement of the divinity of Jesus
162:2.2 free from the burdensome traditions of a f. religion
164:4.8 along well with their scheme of holding a f. trial,
170:5.9 In this way a f. and institutional church became the
172:3.2 he elected to make a f. and public entry into the city.
177:4.6 he wished to make public and f. renunciation of
180:5.12 Neither a ceremonial system of f. worship nor
184:3.1 that Jesus be brought before them for his f. trial.
184:5.7 they failed to cast a f. ballot for the death sentence.
184:5.9 Jesus did not know (as a man) of their f. charges
193:5.5 to the right hand of his Father, there to receive f.
194:4.12 for the f. organization of the early Christian church.
formalism
195:9.10 Christianity is threatened by slow death from f.,
formalities
27:4.1 meaningless f. nor the dictations of artificial castes
30:4.28 This concludes the f. of the Havona arrival;
40:2.2 After these f. such liberated Adams and Eves are
143:3.4 time they had ever observed him to neglect such f..
194:4.11 they dispensed with all f. of trial and proceeded to
formality
83:4.3 dispense with all f., marriage being consummated by
formalization
99:4.1 But the f. of religious groups many times destroys
formalize
94:1.7 followed as the Brahmans sought to crystallize, f.,
formalized
99:4.3 is to promote supreme loyalties, it must not be f..
99:6.3 The dangers of f. religion are: fixation of beliefs
195:9.7 to the discovery of the barrenness of f. religion,
formally
39:3.3 These deliberative bodies codify and f. promulgate
48:3.8 you are thus f. welcomed on awakening to that day
62:7.6 Jerusem f. marked the termination of the Life
62:7.7 that Urantia was f. recognized as a planet of human
67:2.2 in which he f. drew his indictment of Daligastia,
67:2.4 Daligastia f. proclaimed Caligastia “God of Urantia
83:2.4 Woman sometimes f., as well as covertly, initiates
89:8.8 Prayers are still read out of books, recited f.,
93:6.6 to solemnize the event by f. accepting this rite in
97:9.8 and proceeded f. and by elaborate and solemn
122:2.7 they f. christened him John,as they had been directed
122:8.2 he was circumcised and f. named Joshua (Jesus).
123:2.13 Mary f. turned Jesus over to Joseph for further
123:3.7 brothers and f. entered upon his work as a builder.
124:6.1 having f. graduated from the synagogue schools,
128:7.11 Joseph was f. installed as head of the family.
128:7.13 presented full title to the repair shop to James, f.
138:2.2 thus all six of the new apostles were f. accepted by
138:10.11 when he called them together and f. ordained them
150:1.3 he proposed f. to commission these ten women as
168:3.2 f. committing the Sanhedrin to the decision of death,
168:3.3 While these resignations were not f. acted upon for
174:0.1 advice to the women’s corps, as he never again f.
175:4.13 The Sanhedrin, having f. decreed the death of Jesus
179:5.4 believer’s spiritual imagination by f. cramping it.
192:0.2 his fellow apostles never f. elected Peter to such a
formation
11:7.7 where untold universes are now in process of f.,
12:2.2 millions of these physical universes in process of f.
12:2.5 A greater creation of the future is in process of f..
15:4.7 their suns pass out of the nebular arm in close f.
15:5.3 spiral, undergoes condensation by multiple-ring f..
15:5.8 but unequal suns, one type of double star f..
15:5.12 nucleuses for the subsequent f. of planetary bodies
15:5.14 of almost one hundred different modes of sun f.
15:5.14 the f. of those small, nonluminous collections of
30:4.17 one stage of universe study to another in class f..
32:2.2 co-operated with your Creator Son in the original f.
38:1.1 projected in unit f.—41,472 at a time—ever since
41:3.3 split equatorially, this being one type of double star f.
41:5.7 under observation to appear to travel in wavy f.,
41:6.6 in connection with the f. of the solar system.
42:2.22 to organize, or assemble in unit f. by their presence.
42:4.12 The lead of original f. weighs slightly more than that
42:7.1 The f of all matter is on the order of the solar system
47:9.3 begins the f. of classes for graduation to Jerusem.
57:2.1 and when their function of sun f. has run its course,
57:2.4 This was the early period of differential mass f. and
57:5.10 short period after their f. as separate space bodies.
57:8.3 the earth’s crust sufficiently to cause the f. of the
57:8.14 unstable, but mountains were not in process of f..
58:7.10 stratified rocks of the transition periods of life f..
59:3.11 monarchs of the seas; coral-reef f. increases greatly.
59:5.13 the more extensive coal-f. activities were in process.
59:5.20 At the close of the coal-f. period North America
60:2.12 dinosaurs, and their wings were of batlike f. with
60:3.2 contention of geologic forces gave impetus to the f.
60:4.3 Subsequent to the f. of the mid-age mountains,
61:1.11 activities, including lava flows, warping, lake f.,
68:2.10 contribute to the f. of human associations, but how
70:7.13 Many later tribes sanctioned the f. of women’s clubs,
74:8.13 the f. of the hypothesis of a onetime golden age of
78:5.3 so-called Aryan mother tongue was in process of f.
89:3.6 such beliefs fostered the f. of celibate priesthoods
106:5.1 But the completed f. of this Trinity Absolute could
106:6.2 for the f. and full function of the Trinity Ultimate,
127:2.5 the other half began the f. of an opposing group of
189:3.1 in this great event had been marshaled in proper f.,
formations
15:5.3 clouds of encircling, ring-appearing f. of matter.
29:4.21 by varying their positions and f. are able to effect
57:8.13 In none of these ancient rock f. will there be found
57:8.13 they contain no fossils unless later deposits of the
59:4.6 These coral f. extend through Canada and Europe
59:6.6 the glacial deposit of these local ice f. may be found
61:1.1 The f. and deposits of this period are both land and
85:1.2 is arrested by numerous stone f. in the mountains
85:1.5 and the first hills to be venerated were large stone f..
formative
79:8.15 The f. period of Chinese civilization, opening with
formed
1:0.2 “God created the heavens and f. the earth;
1:0.2 created the world not in vain; he f. it to be inhabited.
1:5.1 He who f. the eye, shall he not see?”
15:5.7 Numerous small planets may be subsequently f. as a
21:2.9 he has f. an effective and co-operative working
33:0.1 administrative acts of the local universe are f. and
42:4.9 matter, are f. in the exceedingly low temperatures of
57:5.9 The five inner and five outer planets soon f. in
57:5.9 while Saturn and Jupiter were f. from the massive
57:6.7 nucleuses of the other ten planets were well f.,
57:8.14 The planet contracted under gravity pressure as it f..
57:8.22 enormous ice blankets would have f.; the ice age
59:5.16 the present coal beds demonstrates that coal was f.
59:5.20 during which coal had been f. all over the world—
60:1.3 The Palisades of the Hudson River were f. by the
60:2.7 Some coal was still being f. along the Mediterranean
62:3.3 This new group f. the nucleus of the mid-mammals.
63:6.4 Very early the Andonic peoples f. the habit of
70:7.14 unmarried men and groups of unattached women f.
70:8.8 6. Social—classes have gradually f. according to
70:8.14 Classes in society, having naturally f., will persist
79:5.2 The tribal organization of the red races was f.
79:6.9 they f. a compact body speaking a common language
92:3.1 Always remember, the cults are f., not to discover
92:5.10 f. the foundations on which later teachers of truth
93:2.4 who f. the nucleus of the later community of Salem.
97:4.3 “He who f. the mountains and created the wind, seek
97:4.3 seek him who f. the seven stars and Orion, who turns
97:7.6 I have created it not in vain; I f. it to be inhabited.”
109:1.3 The perfection of the divinity of a newly f. Adjuster
111:0.2 the external omnipresence of Deity has long f. a part
120:2.7 may yet live on every inhabited world which has f.
121:7.1 The Jews had f. preconceived notions regarding the
123:1.4 he had f. a very close attachment for a neighbor boy
124:1.13 become the leader of a group of seven lads who f.
131:2.9 who created the heavens and who f. the earth:
140:4.8 An effective philosophy of living is f. by a
150:8.2 Blessed is the Lord our God, who has f. the lights.”
162:4.4 while the third group f. a procession to march
former
15:3.6 This f. spiral nebula was slightly distorted by the
15:3.9 about the nucleus of the f. Andronover nebula.
15:4.8 The Milky Way is composed of vast numbers of f.
15:7.4 lose their enjoyment of their f. levels of existence.
22:9.1 the advice of their f. instructors, the Teacher Sons.
23:4.4 If the messengers return to their f. service, will these
26:10.4 they go with joy and gladness to the tasks of f. days
26:10.5 the anticipative enthusiasm of the f. circles.
27:1.5 any more pain, for the f. things have passed away.
28:1.3 the liaison ministers between the Creator Son of f.
31:7.2 these Evangels of Light resume their f. status.
31:9.9 24,010 Master Architects, and if our f. conjectures
38:8.5 they must forsake their f. subordinates when they
40:9.4 not available to the creatures of their f. indwelling,
40:9.4 creatures without consciousness of f. existence.
40:9.5 repossess much of their f. human memory experience
41:3.8 has lengthened from the f. three and one-half day
43:4.7 Edentia councils just as they had on f. occasions.
43:9.2 on Edentia, ascenders are midway between their f.
44:0.18 lose the power to recognize your associates of f.
44:0.18 to recognize your friends and fellows of f. estates.
44:8.4 morontians learn to socialize their f. purely selfish
45:2.3 all the results of the f. folly have been overcome
48:4.10 —they assist in reverting the memory to a f. state of
48:4.20 are in possession of personal memories of all f.
48:5.1 need of the ministrations of her f. lieutenants,
48:5.2 they may return to their f. associative work with the
50:2.2 the counsel of the Melchizedeks, their f. instructors
50:3.2 these morontia progressors temporarily revert to a f.
51:5.6 progress is made than in a million years of f. struggle
52:4.3 yield up their planetary lives and return to their f.
52:5.3 grow up to supplant the crude regimes of f. times.
55:1.2 On the right is the seat of the f. Planetary Prince,
55:6.4 Adjusters continue to come as in f. evolutionary eras
55:8.3 assistant sovereigns continue to change as in f. ages.
57:8.16 to cave in on such an extensive scale as in f. ages.
59:4.2 The naked and unattractive landscape of f. times is
59:6.3 The mild marine climate of f. times was disappearing,
60:2.10 others gravitate backward, reverting to a f. state.
62:3.5 All of the great and vicious animals of f. times had
64:4.9 The slight aridity of the f. period lessened, and the
66:5.22 not slow in reverting to their f. health-destroying
66:8.7 rebel of the realm, shorn of all power to harm his f.
68:5.10 with the pastoral pursuits of the f. cultural stage.
71:1.23 as remnants of the clans and tribes of f. days.
76:2.2 to the f. preference for the fruits of the fields.
76:3.1 Adam and Eve greatly missed their f. home of beauty
77:7.7 not imagine that such was not a reality in f. ages.
78:7.6 the Sumerians did any trace of the f. glory remain.
82:6.10 is considerably improved at the expense of the f..
86:7.2 f. function as a scheme of insurance against bad luck.
90:5.3 profanity, represents a prostitution of f. ritualistic
93:5.13 but only caught up with his f. disciple as he returned
96:4.2 concept of Deity (derived from all his f. beliefs),
98:2.3 the progeny of the slaves of f. generations had no
101:5.14 upon these f. techniques of personality assurance.
103:6.5 the f. contacting with a universe turned inside out,
109:6.2 of all the survival traits of all his f. creature hosts.
112:3.7 return to earth as the being of f. indwelling; never
112:4.4 will not return to the mansion world of the f. system
112:6.4 certain experiential values of the f. human mind
112:6.7 from the decisions of its f. associated adjutant mind,
112:6.8 this pattern requires the presence of the f. Adjuster
112:6.8 memory of the meanings and values of a f. existence.
112:6.9 of the intellect, the f. seat of the identity of selfhood.
113:6.2 awaits the consciousizing of her f. ward in the flesh
113:7.6 seraphim are always in communication with their f.
114:1.1 Jerusem commission of twenty-four f. Urantians
114:2.4 The members of this commission of f. Urantians act
119:7.6 by the seraphim of f. attachment to Adam and Eve
120:1.2 “Throughout each of your f. bestowals you have
121:6.7 from this f. Jewish stronghold there went forth a
126:0.4 especially to his f. teachers in the synagogue school.
127:3.6 including Jesus’ f. trip over this road when he was
128:4.4 turned all Jewry upside down with the f. carpenter
129:2.7 introducing Jesus to the f. high priest, Annas, as
129:3.9 necessary memories of his f. and divine existence
133:2.1 I promise to try to live up to my f. pledge to one of
134:9.9 known and loved as a private individual in f. years.
135:5.2 to explain the Babylonian and other captivities of f.
136:2.3 Thus did Jesus observe his own f. divine spirit
136:3.4 The f. was achieved on the day of his baptism
138:6.2 refreshment that comes from reverting to your f.
139:7.3 for gratitude on the part of the f. revenue collector.
139:7.10 Matthew was lost to the knowledge of his f apostolic
141:1.3 reviewed his f. teaching and answered their many
142:0.2 Jesus called upon his friend of f. years, Annas,
143:4.2 the return of the f. from the Babylonian captivity,
145:1.1 This boat was named “Simon”; it was the f. fishing
145:3.12 to ascertain if he was the f. carpenter of Nazareth or
146:0.1 twelve apostles, assisted by the f. apostles of John,
147:5.3 f. keeper of one of the so-called high-class brothels
148:5.2 to restore this part of the universe to f. paths and
149:4.3 Jesus discussed one of their f. associates whose
150:1.1 served in the administration of the f. encampment
150:1.1 Susanna, the daughter of the f. chazan of the
150:7.2 heard much about the doings of their f. carpenter,
150:8.1 friends and foes, turned out to hear this f. citizen
151:2.6 recall what Jesus had taught them on f. occasions,
155:5.6 while the f. is upheld by ecclesiastical authority,
158:1.3 in connection with his f. visit to this lonely retreat.
160:5.7 The religion of Jesus transcends all our f. concepts
161:0.2 well instructed in Jesus’ teachings by one of the f.
162:9.3 instruction to Abner and the other f. apostles of
162:9.3 These f. apostles of John the Baptist were
163:1.1 consisted of Abner and ten of the f. apostles of John,
163:5.3 David employed the larger part of his f. messenger
163:7.4 Master during the f. days of popularity in Galilee.
164:2.4 final remark of Jesus regarding the offer of the f.
164:4.8 The officer of the court spoke to the f. blind man,
165:0.1 Abner, the f. chief of the twelve apostles of John
165:1.3 the field in which his f. master, John the Baptist,
166:5.5 Such conduct effectively separated him from his f.
168:2.6 gave command to the f. Adjuster of Lazarus, now
171:8.8 this parable and that of the f. parable of the talents,
172:3.7 David Zebedee and some of his f. messenger
177:4.9 conduct upon his Master and his f. associates.
177:5.2 returned to their f. ways of believing and living.
181:2.19 service of God, return to the labors of f. days.
181:2.19 you should go back to your f. labors with the new
181:2.19 news of the doings of your f. apostolic associates,
183:5.1 Annas, the f. high priest and father-in-law of
184:0.1 The f. high priest desired to maintain his prestige
184:0.3 f. high priest was a distant relative of their mother,
184:1.3 This act had aroused the enmity of the f. high priest
184:2.8 look of despair on the face of his f. self-confident
185:4.1 it was to this home of the f. king that Jesus was
185:4.1 never for one moment recalled the lad of f. years
188:1.2 These f. members of the Sanhedrin had kept their
188:3.7 2. The f. Thought Adjuster of Jesus we know to
189:1.12 Jesus’ desire to communicate with his f. associates in
190:2.4 talked over experiences of f. days and forecast the
192:2.7 And when the f. chief of the apostles heard Jesus
192:3.2 a memory of their f. consecration to the Father’s
192:3.2 rededication to the f. pledges of ambassadorship.
193:6.4 Jesus in the place of proclaiming the f. gospel of
194:0.7 a new gospel about Jesus in the place of their f.
194:1.2 which vindicated their f. devotion to Jesus
194:4.13 followed the path of Alexander’s march of f. days,
195:6.4 still lean in that direction as a result of f. teachings.
formerly
12:2.3 telescopes disclose that many island universes f.
39:9.1 the differential in divinity potential f. setting them
53:8.2 F., when the Planetary Princes, the “Sons of God,”
55:9.3 functions which were f. centered on the universe
61:2.8 F. the mammals had lived for the greater part in the
61:5.1 Mild climates had f. prevailed over these northern
70:11.3 F. no individual would testify against his native
79:2.1 The base of the peninsula was f. somewhat narrower
81:1.4 the farmer was f. looked down on by the hunter and
84:7.3 F. man protected woman because she was his
97:9.15 gained control of the caravan tariffs f. collected by
121:4.4 Cynicism had f. been more of a religion than a
130:7.5 That which f. appeared as a succession of events
139:8.2 F. Thomas had been a carpenter and stone mason,
163:5.2 he had f. conducted the camp of Bethsaida by the
formidable
75:1.1 and isolated Urantia was a f. undertaking.
106:9.3 his most f. obstacles to complete reality perception
forming
15:4.5 A sun-f. nebula just north of the borders of Orvonton
15:4.7 There are not many sun-f. nebulae active in
32:5.4 the sectors of time connected with, and f. a part of,
57:6.0 6. SYSTEM STAGE—THE PLANET-F. ERA
57:7.5 of the comparatively lighter granite, is gradually f..
59:5.20 in the mountain-f. regions of Europe and Asia.
80:2.2 f. the nucleus of the later Mediterranean brunet races
98:0.2 later incorporated into the newly f. Christian religion.
104:1.11 in only a few of his letters to the newly f. churches.
106:7.1 Some of the difficulties in f. concepts of infinite
110:6.6 repetitions, are also essential to the habit-f. certainty
194:4.6 about to become the creed of the rapidly f. church.
formless
23:3.7 all the advantages of a f. spirit coupled with all the
Formosa
78:5.6 small groups made their way into Japan, F., China
forms—noun; see forms—with energy; forms—with life
0:1.19 When we attempt to conceive of perfection in all f.
0:4.11 may connote any and all f. of reality, Deity, divinity,
0:6.3 Physical energy is a term denoting all phases and f.
0:6.12 Personality or identity f. are patterns resultant from
4:1.11 the interassociation of all phases and f. of activity
11:5.8 All f. of force and all phases of energy seem to be
11:5.9 space is the womb of several f. of matter and
11:8.4 The numerous f. of cosmic force, physical energy,
11:8.5 space potency into the pre-energy f. of cosmic force.
11:8.7 their drawing power discloses both f. of physical
12:3.1 All f. of force-energy—material, mindal, or spiritual—
13:1.6 and activities of all other f. of Father fragments,
13:1.14 There are still other f. and phases of trinitization
13:1.20 to envelop within their spirit f. all orders of
14:2.3 the balanced function of the seven f. of energy.
14:2.3 possess forty-nine specialized f. of sensation.
14:4.1 There are seven basic f. of living things and beings
14:4.1 each of these basic f. exists in three distinct phases.
15:4.4 space there may be seen ten different f. of nebulae,
15:5.9 In certain sectors of space, conditions favor such f.
15:6.9 Many phases of physical energy and all f. of matter
15:12.1 analogy of certain f. of Urantian civil government,
21:2.4 Before any new f. of things, great or small, may be
25:4.15 the f. and modes of procedure most acceptable to
29:4.24 neither do transformers change the f. of living beings
29:4.28 metallic circuits directionize the flow of certain f. of
29:4.28 for more than half of the thirty f. of physical energy.
29:4.30 Energy transmitters function with regard to all f. of
29:4.37 registration of the status of all f. of force-energy.
30:3.4 They study all f. and phases of space material and
34:6.6 until the divine Spirit breathes upon the f. of truth
36:2.19 as they are associated with living f. and organisms.
36:6.3 Life Carriers can organize the material f., or
36:6.4 “breath of life” must be imparted to these lifeless f.
39:2.10 ascending mortals do not possess personal transit f..
39:2.13 from the lowest morontia to the higher spirit f..
39:4.18 Mortal f. are there so modified and human ranges of
41:4.3 unusual f. of matter explain how nonsolid suns can
41:6.2 a longevity excelling all of the more common f. of
42:2.1 the word energy is used to denote all phases and f. of
42:3.13 pertains to its organization rather than to the f. of its
42:4.7 Low temperatures favor certain f. of electronic
42:4.12 The existence of pre-electronic f. of matter is
42:5.8 slowing down of the electron yields the various f. of
42:5.14 establishes the undulatory appearance of many f. of
42:6.5 existence one of the ten modified f. of the electron.
42:7.4 These one hundred f. of matter consist of a regular
42:12.10 Even spirit beings have form, and these spirit f.
42:12.10 Even the highest type of spirit personalities have f.
42:12.10 in the seven superuniverses are possessed of f..
42:12.10 the great majority have bona fide personality f.,
42:12.10 have bona fide personality forms, f. which are
42:12.11 No two morontia f. are any more alike than any
42:12.11 it will be found that spirit f. are equally diverse,
43:7.1 spheres of Edentia possess different visible f.,
43:7.1 morontia mortals have their morontia f. attuned to
44:0.13 pattern studies, for all phases and f. of spirit artistry.
44:0.15 The higher f. of spirits freely pass through matter.
44:1.10 The five f. of morontia melody are unrecognized by
44:1.11 Mortals do not react to the other f. of morontia
44:2.10 in combining memory recapitulation with certain f.
44:5.7 This corps is concerned with all f. of space messages
48:2.16 spheres and an ascending scale of morontia f..
48:2.18 This council grants material for morontia f. to all
48:6.32 F. are valueless when lessons are learned.
49:6.19 space freely before being clothed with morontia f..
50:3.3 These personality f., while exempt from diseases of
50:3.6 mortal investment and clothed with morontia f.,
52:4.8 society begins to return to more simplified f. of
58:7.1 the more primitive f. of the early marine-animal
59:1.19 Trilobites were sexed animals and existed in many f.;
61:1.10 But among them all no modern f. existed.
61:2.13 but the ancestral f. of most living things were then
65:2.2 These early transition f., while not identical with
65:2.2 led to the development of the true animal f. of life.
65:2.10 the elephant and mastodon, while their peculiar f.
65:7.4 On this world there developed many f. of border
66:2.5 until they could be provided with personality f. of the
66:4.12 There circulated through their material f the antidotal
66:4.16 their contribution to the new f. of their superiors,
66:8.1 restless under authority, to mildly resent all f. of
67:1.3 And of all f. of evil, none are more destructive of
68:2.10 beginnings of all art, and all f. of sportive games and
68:2.11 into base and threatening f. of self-gratification.
68:5.4 these various f. of hammers represented one of the
68:5.5 Many f. of ingenious snares and traps were employed
69:5.11 8. Numerous f. of self-gratification.
70:2.2 dance, one of the early f. of which was a military
70:5.1 down to those f. of social and civil regulation that
70:5.9 Africa, today, all these f. of primitive government are
70:7.18 one of the earliest f. being the tithe, one tenth of the
71:2.10 Slavery, serfdom, and all f. of human bondage must
71:2.13 unthinkable without freedom of all f. of expression
71:3.11 just as are all other f. of economic and commercial
71:8.5 3. The abolition of all f. of slavery and bondage.
72:6.8 supply many f. of protective insurance, old-age
74:1.2 energy as applied to the modification of living f..
74:7.21 Edenites continued to use the prayers and f. handed
74:8.4 the tradition that Adam and Eve had physical f.
75:1.3 inhabitants to the most simple f. of religious belief.
79:4.5 Aryans to despotic and monarchial f. of government.
81:3.1 to new f. of industry and crude manufacturing.
83:4.8 One of the most ancient f. of the wedding ceremony
83:5.2 the looser f of communal marriage gradually evolved
83:7.3 certain tribes developed two f. of marriage: ordinary
84:6.8 certain highly satisfactory f. of self-gratification.
84:8.1 one of the most desirable f. of self-gratification.
84:8.2 instrument for augmenting all f. of self-gratification
84:8.5 even the taste of good food may serve as f. of self-
84:8.6 let evolutionary mankind explore all f. of legitimate
85:2.6 Many of these earliest f. of nature veneration became
86:2.5 lazy way of avoiding all f. of intellectual hard work.
86:5.10 In other f. of unconsciousness the soul was
87:2.4 Fasting and other f. of self-denial were thought to be
87:6.12 Holy water was superior to all other f., water in
87:7.9 The f. of any serviceable symbolism must be those
88:2.10 while the evolution of civil f. led to the fruition of the
88:3.4 have ruled by “divine right,” and many other f. of
88:5.2 Blood and other f. of bodily secretions were able to
89:3.1 the custom to forego many f. of physical pleasure,
89:4.7 cult that constitute the modern f. of divine worship.
89:4.7 Present-day f. of worship are the ritualization of
89:8.3 Shaving the head and cutting the hair were f. of
89:8.7 Primitive f. of prayer were nothing more nor less
90:0.1 The technique of religious ritual passed from the f. of
91:0.2 The earliest prayer f. were not addressed to Deity.
91:2.5 afford the basis for certain f. of mystic communion,
92:2.2 usage and even legal procedures cling to the old f..
92:2.4 rather are the f. of religion dictated by the racial
92:5.13 progressed as far as he could away from fasts and f..
92:6.14 all others to be decadent f. of the one true faith.
92:7.2 Sikhism budded and blossomed out of the f. of Islam
94:1.1 Their religious f. of worship followed the ceremonial
95:1.5 never outgrown their disguised f. of sex worship.
97:1.2 truths of Melchizedek as a part of their worship f..
98:2.1 no priesthood to foster its f. and to fill the hearts of
98:2.4 The philosophers disdained all f. of worship,
98:3.1 grown out of the earlier religious f. of worship of the
98:3.2 in the observance of mere f., vows, and taboos.
101:2.9 under certain conditions, is manifested in living f.,
106:0.2 the emerging master universe are made up of many f.
107:5.2 all f. of Monitors above the first or virgin groups.
109:4.1 The higher f. of intelligent intercommunication
112:3.5 These phases and f. of soul, these once kinetic but
112:6.2 instruct you regarding your morontia personality f.
112:6.2 Such f., while entirely real, are not energy patterns
113:2.5 Divested of material bodies, given spirit f., you
114:6.7 the imperishable values of the old and passing f.
114:6.7 These angels do contend for spiritual f., but they
124:4.8 Jesus did much to modify their practice of religious f.
126:3.3 had many f. of praise and several formal prayers.
126:3.3 invariably fall back upon their memorized prayer f.
133:6.6 All f. of soul conflict consist in the lack of harmony
138:5.2 trying to fit Jesus’ new gospel into their old f. of
139:5.8 And that is always the effective technique in all f. of
140:8.11 he did labor to break down all f. of selfish isolation
141:4.4 Jesus told his associates about the f. of affliction they
141:7.4 he left behind no books, laws, or other f. of human
142:8.1 he did not teach fasting and other f. of self-denial.
144:5.0 5. OTHER FORMS OF PRAYER
144:5.1 notice of the apostles several additional f. of prayer,
144:7.1 the price of compromise with the established f.
149:1.8 in the personal presence of Jesus, certain f. of faith
150:0.2 the practice of anointing the sick with certain f. of oil
150:3.12 signs, mandrakes, knotted cords, and all other f. of
154:2.5 The animal nature and the lower f. of will creatures
155:3.8 devoted to the mission of thawing out the frozen f.
155:5.2 there are to be found three distinct f. of religious
155:5.6 religious f. of the more intelligent races of mankind.
155:6.5 by submission to an outworn system of religious f.
156:5.5 those higher and more idealistic f. of conduct
157:2.2 and by their profound loyalty to the f. of religion.
160:2.1 But such f. of communication do not convey values,
163:6.6 you would solemnly shun all f. of spiritual pride.
170:3.9 the highest f. of good are therefore unconscious.
173:1.11 detestation of all f. of unfairness and profiteering
176:3.7 truth to crystallize into settled, safe, and honored f..
177:2.2 it was wisdom which led them to withhold most f.
190:0.3 food; nevertheless, these morontia f. are real.
194:3.10 of the Spirit of Truth was independent of all f.,
195:5.3 distinguished from man’s other high f. of thought,
forms—with energy
0:6.7 3. Universe power includes all f. of energy which,
3:2.4 the time and manner of the manifestation of all f.
11:8.4 The numerous f. of cosmic force, physical energy,
12:1.1 all f. of basic energy ever swing around the curved
12:3.1 All f. of force-energy—material, mindal, or spiritual—
29:2.17 living creatures who are dependent upon certain f. of
29:3.11 perfect control over only seven of the ten f of energy
29:3.11 those f. which are partly or wholly exempt from their
29:4.14 these undiscovered f. of energy are utilized by the
29:4.20 six of the nine more subtle f. of physical energy.
29:4.35 never any danger that the special or modified f. of
29:4.37 registration of the status of all f. of force-energy.
30:3.4 They study all f. and phases of space material and
41:5.6 Energy, whether as light or in other f., in its flight
41:6.1 light is slightly modified by the various f. of energy
42:1.5 Creators inaugurate similar processes in divine f.
42:4.2 heat, in another as f. of energy unknown on Urantia;
42:4.9 The blazing suns can transform matter into various f.
42:5.8 the slowing down of the electron yields the various f.
42:5.14 Light and all other f. of recognizable energy
42:5.14 establishes the undulatory appearance of many f. of
48:1.3 have exactly one hundred f. of a unique energy
58:2.1 that you receive from the sun other f. of energy—
58:3.2 greater than all other f. of radiant energy existing in
forms—with life
14:4.1 There are seven basic f. of living things and beings
14:4.1 each of these basic f. exists in three distinct phases
29:4.24 neither do transformers change the f. of living beings
35:2.1 the material, f. of life on the evolutionary worlds.
35:2.1 in fact, all f. of intelligent life find in these Sons
36:1.3 of specialists in the various f. of life manifestation.
36:2.11 these three basic f. of life are segregated on three
36:2.17 apparently useless f. of animal and vegetable life.
36:2.17 and full function of the higher intelligent f. of life,
36:2.17 to effect the mastery of the lower f. of life,
36:2.19 as they are associated with living f. and organisms.
36:3.1 All life of the order and f. known on Urantia arises
36:3.1 not all f. of planetary life are existent on Urantia.
36:6.1 the protoplasmic f. of vegetable and animal life,
36:6.2 The creature may produce the f. of life, but only a
36:6.3 Life Carriers can organize the material f., or
36:6.3 Even the living f. of experimental life which the
36:6.4 The Sons of God can construct the f. of life, but it
42:1.5 there ensue the higher spirit f. of intelligent life.
42:10.3 the nonteachable intellect of the most primitive f. of
43:6.4 The architectural worlds enjoy ten f. of life of the
43:6.4 four groups of prolific and fascinating f. of life.
46:2.5 there are no conflicting f. of life, no struggle for
48:2.22 While the basic morontia f. of life and matter are
49:5.9 as midsoniters nor for other f. of intelligent life.
49:5.9 evolutionary creatures, but there are other life f..
49:5.11 are usually ideally adapted to the typical life f.,
49:5.11 many f. of life have appeared on Urantia that are
50:1.4 Material Sons, who come to engraft the higher f. of
57:7.9 by the seaweeds and other f. of vegetable life.
58:1.5 favorable for the support of the initial f. of marine
58:1.5 stage for the later attempts to establish such life f. as
58:6.1 stages between the early primitive vegetable f. of life
58:7.1 they yield fossil remains of some of the earlier f. of
58:7.1 the more primitive f. of the early marine-animal
58:7.10 the ancestors of those f. of plant life which overran
58:7.11 waters are swarming with the simple f. of animal life.
59:0.8 The more simple and primitive f. of animal life
59:1.19 Trilobites were sexed animals and existed in many f.;
59:2.10 shared domination of the seas with several other f. of
59:3.8 while associated f. of life progressively develop and
59:5.3 seas united, commingling their different f. of life,
59:6.10 biologic adversity which eliminated all f. of life
60:3.20 among the fishes and other f. of marine life.
61:1.3 a survival advantage over all other f. of animal life
61:1.10 But among them all no modern f. existed.
61:1.14 evolution of mammalian and other related f. of life
61:2.1 the more progressive f. of mammalian life developing
61:2.13 the ancestral f. of most living things were then alive.
65:2.2 These early transition f., while not identical with
65:2.2 led to the development of the true animal f. of life.
65:4.10 of many apparently useless f. of transition life.
65:6.7 The lower f. of plant life are wholly responsive to
74:1.2 energy as applied to the modification of living f..
101:2.9 under certain conditions, is manifested in living f.,
112:7.18 sympathetic directors of all f. of intelligent life which
119:0.5 teeming with its varied f. of life and its myriads of
119:4.5 partook increasingly of the nature of the lower f. of
154:2.5 The animal nature and the lower f. of will creatures
forms—verb
15:3.1 with myriads of individual planets, f. a watchlike,
26:1.13 The discussion of these three orders f. the subject of
91:2.8 the natural religions of racial evolution which f. a
98:7.10 Paul’s theology, still f. the basis of European ethics.
120:2.7 every inhabited world which has formed, now f.,
150:8.2 “Blessed is the Lord, King of the world, who f. the
formula
12:7.6 neither a mathematical equation nor a chemical f..
65:4.4 represents the choice of the Life Carriers of a f.
65:4.4 laboratories before they finally settled upon this f. for
87:2.9 appeasing the spirits, while mumbling a magic f..
87:6.17 with some trite phrase; once it was a magical f..
102:7.3 You cannot pray to a chemical f., supplicate a
179:5.5 to the almost mathematical precision of a set f..
195:6.8 symbol finding a helpless place in the mathematical f.
formulas
34:6.6 forms of truth and quickens the f. of righteousness.
36:2.12 plans are a departure from previously accepted f.,
36:2.13 to improve the vital f. committed to their keeping.
36:2.14 over one million fundamental or cosmic chemical f.
36:3.2 on the planet of assignment in accordance with f.
36:3.3 When, in accordance with approved f., the patterns
36:3.8 and established in, the planetary life f. and patterns
36:6.3 When the life f. and the vital patterns are correctly
36:6.7 the physical organization of the electrochemical f. of
49:1.2 The chemical f. differ in each system, the technique
69:9.18 to experiment with discarded f. of your forefathers.
85:4.4 positive chance result in the practice of his magic f.
91:2.2 Magic has ascended by goal elevation from f through
91:8.5 Prayer may be a meaningless recitation of theologic f
92:1.1 and tribal gods; magic f. became modern prayers.
95:2.9 disembodied soul, if properly armed with magic f.,
112:3.5 these once kinetic but now static f. of identity, are
113:3.4 memory f., and soul realities of the mortal survivor
180:5.2 but you cannot imprison truth in f., codes, creeds,
formulate
0:0.1 I have been directed to f. this introductory statement
0:0.4 But in order to f. this Foreword of definitions and
3:2.8 that it is almost impossible to f. generalizations of
4:3.3 the evolutionary races are able to f. far better ideas
6:8.9 [Indited by a Divine Counselor assigned to f. this
7:7.7 [Indited by a Divine Counselor assigned to f. this
19:4.6 It appears to me that the Censors f. new meanings
25:3.4 But they will not f. a decision until all the evidence
30:0.2 It is not possible to f. comprehensive and entirely
36:3.4 Life Carriers f. the life plasm itself, but it is the
38:9.12 f. the pageants and design the portrayals of history
40:5.16 the Life Carriers, in their efforts to f. beings capable
43:2.4 evidence, digest pleas, and f. provisional verdicts,
54:5.2 every wrongdoer have sufficient time in which to f.
85:6.3 In the course of revelation the Gods f. religion.
93:5.11 willing that Abraham should f. a defensive policy for
115:3.2 mind finds no basis upon which to attempt to f.
121:8.8 Luke did not f. his many notes into the Gospel
126:3.4 idea of having each member of the family f. prayers
128:4.6 followers would be tempted to f. a religion about
132:3.3 Man tends to crystallize science, f. philosophy,
134:3.8 were never able to f. a statement of the Master’s
136:3.1 went into forty days of retirement to f. the plans
140:8.17 Jesus never intended to f. economic theories;
160:3.2 such habits eventually f. themselves into a spiritual
169:0.3 The Pharisees and the chief priests had begun to f.
184:5.8 And now they presumed to f. three charges,
184:5.8 but they would not f. charges against Jesus without
194:3.19 leads the recipient to f. a life purpose single to the
196:0.5 Theology may fix, f., define, and dogmatize faith,
formulated—see formulated by
1:5.10 religion has first f. the concept of the unity of God.
7:4.6 and the bestowal plan had been f. and proclaimed,
12:3.8 Having f. an estimate of the summation of the
15:0.2 superuniverse organization and government was f..
15:12.2 the extinction of will creatures are always f. on,
32:2.6 When this first creative act is f. and executed, there
36:2.12 the general life plans for a new world have been f.,
65:1.7 After the life patterns have been f. and the material
66:5.9 Fad f. the first alphabet and introduced a writing
70:11.6 out of which later ruling minds f. the written laws.
82:5.2 the advancing mores increasingly f. taboos against
94:7.2 Gautama f. those theories which grew into the
96:4.2 he had f. a new and enlarged concept of Deity
101:6.4 Wisdom embraces the ideas f. from protoplasmic
103:1.1 that twentieth-century theologians have f. upward of
108:1.8 This mind model is f. through a combination of
112:7.6 Survival decisions must here be f..
126:3.3 During this year Jesus first f. the prayer which he
136:4.1 Jesus f. the plans for the remainder of his Urantia
136:6.4 Jesus f. his conclusions in the words of Scripture
136:9.11 Jesus has f. a program for the establishment of the
140:8.24 to Paul, who f. therefrom his doctrine of Christ as
144:3.13 all great teachers had f. prayers for their pupils.
149:3.1 The Pharisees had f. a systematic and dogmatic
155:3.3 that when truth becomes f. as a boundary line of
155:5.12 “At Jerusalem the religious leaders have f. the
184:3.17 the Roman law and Roman institutions be f. for
196:3.24 God is not a hypothesis f. to unify the human
formulated by
0:0.4 which have been f. by an Orvonton commission sent
2:4.5 the creations of time and space as it is f. by divine
15:12.1 And ordinarily the verdict is f. by a varying-sized
20:2.1 absolute concept of being f by the Eternal Son unites
31:10.22 were sponsored, f., and put into English by a high
36:0.1 Life is constructed according to plans f. by the
58:4.1 all life appearing hereon was f. by us right here on
92:6.18 and f. by three individuals: Philo, Peter, and Paul.
120:2.1 this mortal bestowal in harmony with the plans f.
121:7.6 personality sanctity and spiritual liberty f. by Paul
formulates
103:1.4 and then there f. a system of interpretative beliefs.
195:7.3 the scientist whose very supermaterial insight f. these
formulating
0:12.11 In f. the succeeding presentations having to do
20:9.1 now visit your world for the purpose of f. plans
74:8.1 Adam’s spending six days f. preliminary plans for
85:0.2 man is capable of f. the more complex concepts of
96:3.2 At the time this great organizer was f. his plans for
124:5.3 plans, were f. in the mind of this youth, who was,
131:10.1 Ganid set himself to the task of f. what he deemed
136:7.1 As he was f. this decision, Jesus was seated under
175:4.13 for the purpose of f. the charges on which Jesus
194:3.5 the new gospel which they were unconsciously f..
formulation
7:4.2 The Father and his Son are as one in the f. of this
19:5.7 Even as I am engaged in the f. of this statement,
25:2.10 and participates in the f. of the verdict only at the
34:5.1 co-operates with the Creator Son in the f. of life
42:12.5 4. F. of mental systems.
65:0.1 Basic evolutionary material life—premind life—is the f
99:5.7 rather than for the creedal f. of what some group
101:7.1 in the f. of a personal philosophy of religion.
120:2.9 you should refrain from the f. of any superhuman
141:5.4 Jesus warned his apostles against the f. of creeds and
148:1.2 standardized or dogmatic f. of theologic doctrines.
176:4.2 his followers began the f. of that belief which
180:5.2 When you undertake the human f. of divine truth,
184:5.1 the court began the f. of the charges which were to
189:2.6 led to the f. of a belief which was not true:
formulations
36:2.17 there runs the thread of the wise and intelligent f.
70:10.11 One of the earliest f. of advanced tribal law had to
101:7.3 new f. of principles and standards are achieved;
103:6.12 has attempted to construct his f. of philosophy.
196:3.23 the religious systems of man come from the f. of the
fornication
89:3.6 cult tolerated marriage only as an evil lesser than f.
forsake—see forsake, not
3:5.13 choose the divine life if there were no self-life to f..
5:1.11 man may draw near God and may repeatedly f. the
38:8.5 they must f. their former subordinates when they
97:7.7 “Let the wicked f. his ways and the unrighteous
111:1.3 in which human personalities choose God or f. him,
111:3.1 ascending creature can choose to f. the will of the
131:2.11 Let the wicked f. his evil way and the unrighteous
131:3.2 Let us f. sorrow and disown fear.
131:7.3 If you would gain immortality, f. the world and come
131:10.4 to repent of their evil ways and f. all known sin.
132:1.2 he has assumed to f. the attitude of a true scientist
134:7.6 The indwelling Adjuster now led Jesus to f. the
137:1.3 Are we to f. him?
139:7.10 persecutions caused the believers to f. Jerusalem,
143:3.3 method of solving entangled problems is to f.
153:5.4 we are sad and perplexed, but we will never f. you.
157:6.13 even as I will never f. you when you presently go
158:7.6 appeal, and not one of them was minded to f. him.
160:1.6 When men dare to f. a life of natural craving for
160:5.13 The knowledge of the conviction to f. self and
163:2.3 would be ordained, you must be willing to f. all.
167:7.5 the seraphic joy when one soul elects to f. sin and
171:2.2 must be willing to f. father, mother, wife, brothers,
172:5.12 Judas was almost resolved to f. all such farcical
172:5.13 in his final determination to f. Jesus and his fellow
175:4.1 that Judas finally and fully made up his mind to f.
176:1.4 here to direct us, when should we f. Jerusalem?”
forsake, not or forsake not
96:4.6 that he “will not f. you, neither destroy you, nor
96:6.3 so will I be with you; I will not fail you nor f. you.”
97:1.5 Said Samuel: “The Lord will not f. his people.”
97:7.9 declared that “God would not forget, would not f..
131:4.7 hesitate not to f. this body for a more fit and
144:5.93 And f. us not when the path is hard and the hours are
147:7.3 Remember it is written: ‘F. not an old friend, for the
148:5.5 rivers of adversity overflow you, I will not f. you.
153:5.4 we are sad and perplexed, but we will never f. you.
154:6.5 The Father who sent me into the world will not f.
154:6.9 Jesus did not f. his earth family to do his Father’s
157:6.13 even as I will never f. you when you presently go
165:2.8 and I will not f. the flock which the Father has
165:5.2 whose kingdom you proclaim will not f. you.
176:1.1 but even in these persecutions I will not f. you;
178:2.4 I will not f. you. I will be with you to the end.”
181:2.8 every disappointment so far, and I will not f. you.”
181:2.10 with you, and these, your brethren, will not f. you.
192:2.4 Do not f. the flock.
forsaken
77:4.10 of those who had f. the leadership of Nod and his
127:6.2 how her brother had f. even the love of a beautiful
139:8.12 fraud or deception Thomas would have f. them all.
143:3.6 all such perplexities are best handled by being f.;
152:4.1 Had he f. them?
163:2.2 They have f. all to follow me and proclaim the
163:2.9 associate of men who had f. all for the gospel;
165:5.2 since you have f. everything, not only to follow me
165:5.3 support of yourselves or the families you have f..
182:2.4 opened their eyes to the fact that Judas had f. them.
186:1.7 now walked through the streets of Jerusalem, f.
187:5.2 and “My God, my God, why have you f. me?”
187:5.2 Jesus did not feel that the Father had f. him;
187:5.2 with “My God, my God, why have you f. me?”
forsaking
79:5.6 tribes were not slow in f. the inhospitable shores of
99:4.8 the predicament of unfinished growth: f. the religions
130:1.2 death unless such God-f. Jonahs shall turn their
160:5.11 Now are we truly f. the lures of the known order of
163:4.17 unwilling to pay the price of f. wealth and families.
forsook
60:2.10 happened when these two types of reptiles f. the land
62:3.7 They largely f. the trees as places of abode, living on
62:5.11 couple f. their associates to found the human race,
64:7.5 pure-line remnants of the red race f. Asia,
97:9.13 Because of this, Yahweh f. him.
121:5.14 Paul f. magic rites and ceremonial enchantments.
145:1.2 their associates f. their nets and followed Jesus.
154:6.9 earth family to do his Father’s work—they f. him.
162:3.5 And this woman, Hildana, f. her wicked husband
182:2.12 curiosity that he f. his sentinel post and followed
192:1.10 Zelotes f. his brethren and returned to his home.
193:4.14 with his transforming personality, f. his fellows,
forswore
70:7.15 ancient societies also f. certain foods and drinks.
Fortant—the director of executive group of Lanonandeks
45:3.7 6. The bestowal director—F., number 319,847 of the
45:3.7 F. has been attached to the staff of Lanaforge for
forth—see also bring; see held; see send; sending; sent; show;
see set; see back and forth
124:4.7 from this time f. and even forevermore.”
forth, break
147:8.4 “‘Then shall your light b. as the morning while
forth, brings—see also bring forth
126:4.6 who b. their host by number and calls them all by
135:6.7 Every tree that brings not f. good fruit is destined
140:3.19 Even so, every good tree b. good fruit, but the
forth, brought
33:4.2 Only one such being of wisdom and majesty is b. in
77:8.12 night opened the prison doors and brought them f..”
93:4.14 “Melchizedek, king of Salem, b. bread and wine.”
129:3.9 last episode of his prehuman experience to be b.
136:6.6 Moses, who was reputed to have b. water from the
137:6.2 the Lord says: ‘Before she travailed, she b.; before
165:2.4 when they that are his are thus b., the true shepherd
165:4.2 of a certain rich man whose ground b. plentifully;
forth, burst
44:1.8 of spiritual thoughts can be so perfected as to b. in
forth, call or calling
2:4.2 to bear upon the Father to call f. his loving-kindness.
136:8.2 the execution of wonders would call f. only outward
160:3.1 as a stimulus to call f. man’s slumbering spiritual
160:3.5 transcendent stimuli, calling f. the reaction of the
195:5.8 to find those values in the universe which call f. faith,
forth, came or come or comes or coming
6:1.4 this bestowal Son came f. from the Father just as
11:9.7 is yet to be, has come, now comes, or will come f.
23:1.3 These solitary spirits came f. in the dawn of time as
107:0.3 which came f. from God to find man and sonship
140:2.2 to represent me as I came f. to represent you.
141:2.3 But these words sank into their hearts and came f.
141:7.15 after the crucifixion and resurrection they came f.
145:5.4 confided to them the reason for coming f. to pray.
145:5.7 was for this purpose that I came f. from the Father.
146:3.5 Many, indeed, had this life before I came f. from the
153:2.8 yet you believe not that I came f. from the Father.
157:6.10 Father except the Son who came f. from the Father.
157:6.11 physical presence, I came f. from God the Father.
172:3.10 Looking down upon the vast multitude coming f.
180:6.4 This spirit comes f. from me, and he will reveal my
182:1.4 I have told them that I came f. from you, that you
182:1.6 all men will then believe that I came f. from you
189:1.1 form and personality of Jesus of Nazareth came f.
189:1.7 When Jesus came f. from the tomb, his body of flesh
forth, draw
160:2.6 is best designed to d. those precious impulses
forth, driving
78:8.3 they overran all Mesopotamia, d. the last waves of
forth, fared
152:2.2 Those who could not obtain boats f. on foot to walk
forth, flash
26:9.4 The broadcasts of Havona f. the space reports of
112:4.12 the Ancients of Days f. the mandate of advanced
forth, flocked
171:5.2 and hundreds of the inhabitants f. to meet him.
172:3.7 several thousand of these visitors f. to greet this
forth, gave or give or gives
15:7.1 Each has a sun which gives f. light without heat,
57:4.9 burns with a reddish glow and continues to give f.
74:6.5 The bodies of Adam and Eve gave f. a shimmer of
forth, go or goes or going or gone or went
1:0.3 has gone f. the supreme mandate, “Be you perfect,
3:1.3 “His going f. is from the end of the heaven, and his
3:1.4 “Man goes f. searching for a friend while that very
6:3.2 as they go f. over the spirit circuits of the Second
8:4.4 ministers of this Michael Son when he goes f. on
11:4.2 flash stations for certain Paradise energies going f. to
13:1.2 only those beings who function thereon and go f.
17:6.6 The Creator Son and Creative Spirit then go f. on
21:0.3 As they go f. from Paradise to found their universes,
22:9.4 they go f. from Uversa to bring back beings whose
23:2.20 They go f. to investigate the clues furnished by the
23:4.3 not even a single pair has ever gone f. therefrom.
27:0.1 Seraphim go f. as special messengers of the Deities,
27:0.3 have served on the Isle of Light and have gone f. on
27:1.1 inspectors of Paradise who go f. from the central
28:1.2 ready to go f. on the universe adventure of space,
29:2.13 circuits of power go f from their seat of united action
29:2.17 From these beings there go f. the power lines for
33:3.6 and went f. the final “Proclamation of Equality.”
34:1.1 there goes f. the proclamation of the Michael Son
35:3.21 training the hosts who go f. as evangels of destiny,
36:1.3 Life Carriers and accompany them when they go f. to
42:1.5 united stream of Paradise force going f. to all space
46:5.17 here Life Carriers go f. on their world assignments.
48:5.2 then go f. to the system training spheres as Mansion
51:5.5 the Planetary Prince and then are permitted to go f.
55:4.19 possibly, they may go f. to minister in outer space;
56:4.1 the Thought Adjusters, who went f. from Paradise to
59:6.9 born to adversity, later went f. to replenish the seas.
66:1.4 Caligastia went f. from Jerusem to his trust of world
74:1.6 Eve went f. to their new responsibilities equipped
75:6.2 pilgrims went f. from Eden in quest of new homes.
75:6.4 and then to go f. in disgrace from Eden, only to lose
78:1.3 there went f. to the surrounding lands the culture and
78:6.1 went f. in their final exodus in several directions:
80:5.2 From this central point there went f. the successive
93:5.10 Abraham, who was fired with a zeal to go f. and
81:6.1 pure-line Adamic posterity had gone f. to enrich the
93:5.13 heard of Abraham’s declaration of war, he went f. to
121:6.7 there went f. a virulent wave of persecution,
122:7.4 this Jewish couple went f. from their humble home
126:3.7 But when the time came for Jesus to go f. as a world
131:0.1 missionaries of Melchizedek, who went f. from
131:9.4 the spirit of the noble man goes f. to be displayed
131:10.6 as his earth child I am sometime going f. to see him.
135:3.4 impulse to go f. and proclaim to all men: “Repent!
135:4.4 that deterred John from going f. to preach about
135:5.7 when John went f. proclaiming: “Repent, for the
136:5.6 the actual status of Jesus of Nazareth as he went f.
137:6.5 Make no mistake; we go f. to labor for a generation
137:7.13 Jesus later directed that the apostles should go f., as
138:1.1 Jesus directed them to go f., two and two, to teach
138:1.3 Andrew’s counsel prevailed, and they went f. to
138:7.1 go f. in humble obedience to execute his bidding
138:7.6 “And then will you go f. to become fishers of men.”
138:8.1 they went f. two and two to the fields of work
139:2.15 an intimate of Jesus, one of the inner circle, went f.
139:5.10 was the first to go f. to win souls for the kingdom
139:7.9 when Matthew went f. to proclaim the gospel after
139:11.10 but in a few years Simon rallied his hopes and went f.
140:1.3 This kingdom, which you are so soon to go f.
140:2.2 I have chosen these twelve to go f. to represent me
140:3.14 and as you go f. to proclaim the glad tidings, put
140:7.7 We are ready—let us now go f. to take the kingdom.
140:9.2 one by one, Jesus commissioned them to go f. in the
140:10.4 And the gospel you are going f. to preach has to
141:6.4 Simply go f. proclaiming: This is the kingdom—
142:8.1 John the Baptist had gone f. from this place,
143:1.7 your loyal successors who shall go f. to all the
145:5.10 reluctantly they went f. to preach the good tidings in
147:3.5 went f. to his home, though it was the Sabbath day.
149:0.2 “Go now f. to do the work as you have been charged
149:1.3 said, “I perceive that power has gone f. from me.”
149:1.3 child, “I perceive that life has gone f. from me.”
150:4.1 the pairs of apostles as he desired them to go f.,
150:4.3 Be not ashamed of my teaching; go f. proclaiming
150:5.2 My righteousness is near; my salvation has gone f.
151:1.2 “A sower went f. to sow, and it came to pass as he
151:4.4 In his joy he went f. to sell all he had that he might
152:0.2 I perceived that living energy had gone f. from me.
153:0.3 Jesus went f. on this beautiful Sabbath afternoon to
154:5.3 David said: “Go f. to your work, Master.
155:1.3 Cease your useless yearning and go f. bravely
155:3.2 a testing adventure to believe in Jesus and go f. to
156:4.3 these dye makers went f. in search of new habitats
157:4.6 able to go f. to enlighten a world sitting in darkness.
157:6.13 I will never forsake you when you presently go f. to
159:1.2 the Father goes f. to find them even before they
159:4.5 the God of love directed your forefathers to go f.
163:1.3 carry neither purse nor extra clothing, for you go f.
163:1.3 Remember, as you go f. proclaiming peace on
163:1.6 And these thirty-five couples went f. preaching and
163:2.2 you must let others bury the dead while you go f.
163:4.1 the day the seventy went f. on their first mission.
163:4.12 They must go f. on this short mission wholly
163:6.6 Did you go f. with so little faith in this gospel that
163:6.7 I have shown you the way; go f. to do your duty and
164:2.3 But when Jesus went f. that night, with Nathaniel
165:3.9 went f. to be baptized by the apostles in the Jordan
167:7.4 then go f. to tell the Father the thoughts of your
169:1.2 ninety and nine sheep in the fold while he went f.
169:1.4 the Father and his Son go f. to search for those
170:5.16 Paul went f. to build up one of the most progressive
175:1.24 I now go f. with my children, and your house is left
177:4.8 When Judas heard this, he went f. from the
178:1.16 Do not forget that you are commissioned to go f.
180:1.4 I have ordained you to go f. into the world to yield
181:2.9 I know you would not hesitate to go f. in battle
181:2.11 have shaken off your depression and have gone f.
181:2.20 go f. to your work, dedicating your life to the cause
183:4.2 when they should go f. into the world proclaiming
186:3.3 until the message finally went f. that the Master
190:1.6 these twenty-six runners went f. as the first heralds
190:1.7 go f. to proclaim the risen Savior of a world and a
191:4.6 these believers at Philadelphia went f. proclaiming
191:5.3 you will bravely and joyously go f. to meet the new
192:2.11 but one law to obey—that is the command to go f.
192:2.12 “Matthew, if you would obey me, go f. to teach all
192:4.7 pledged themselves to go f. in the public preaching
193:0.4 You are to go f. preaching the love of God and the
193:6.1 John Mark and others went f. to call the leading
193:6.4 some time before he went f. preaching the gospel.
194:0.3 And so they went f., endowed with power from on
194:4.4 Jesus had ordained to go f. preaching the gospel
194:4.13 called Christianity, went f. to the ends of the empire
forth, gush
98:5.3 and causing water to g. from a rock struck with his
forth, journeyed
the divine presence of this Eternal Son and then j. to
forth, launch
137:7.3 Peter repeatedly sought to persuade Jesus to l. with
138:9.2 By the time Jesus was prepared to l. on his public
169:1.15 And then he would l. into the telling of this parable
forth, lead or leading or led
133:4.5 whose spirit lives within you seeks to lead you f. on
137:8.7 The Son of Man will not lead f. armies in battle for
164:5.5 but behold the Creator of a universe leading him f. to
167:3.3 his ox from the stall and lead him f. for watering?
167:3.3 be loosed from this bondage and led f. to partake
184:5.11 Jesus was led f. from the home of Caiaphas to appear
185:6.3 Pilate led f. this bleeding and lacerated prisoner
185:8.2 The soldiers will lead him f..”
187:0.1 the captain who had led f. the Roman soldiers
187:1.6 weeping when they saw him being led f. to
187:1.7 show friendly feelings for one who was being led f.
forth, peal
44:6.3 the ten thousand color tones of spirit reflection p.
forth, pour or poured or pouring or pours
3:4.2 power had never been poured f. for the endowment
4:1.6 Father unceasingly pours f. energy, light, and life.
41:3.1 upward of two thousand brilliant suns pouring f light
57:6.1 the sun continued to pour f. diminishing volumes of
58:2.4 Your sun pours f. a veritable flood of death-dealing
78:2.5 they had poured f. millions of their progeny into the
124:6.9 The hospitable villagers poured f. to minister to the
135:6.3 John thundered his admonitions and poured f. his
148:6.11 light of life pouring f. from the Father as healing
157:3.1 between scenic hills where the Jordan poured f. from
172:5.4 pilgrims who poured f. to welcome the Master,
194:4.4 spirit, he has poured f. this which you see and hear
forth, put or puts or putting
34:7.2 pre-Adamic man must put f positive efforts to ascend
151:3.15 then when the grain was ripe, he put f. the sickle,
153:0.2 Matthew was putting f. renewed efforts to
159:3.4 put f. every effort to secure work for those who find
176:2.6 the fig tree shows its tender branches and puts f.
181:1.3 put f. your earnest efforts to live in accordance with
forth, reaching
195:10.5 the Jesusonian r. to grasp his brother in love and
forth, rushed
162:7.6 Many of the unbelievers r. for stones to cast at him
forth, sallied
34:6.3 heights of bliss from which the Spirit originally s.
63:2.3 they s. shortly before nightfall on their trek.
73:2.4 committee on location for the Garden s. in search
97:1.4 now, for the first time since the Hebrews s. from
forth, sends—see also send or sending or sent
3:4.4 The fact that he sends f. spirit messengers from
4:1.5 when new worlds are born, he “sends f. his Sons
169:4.12 but it is the Father in heaven who sends f. his spirit
forth, setting—see also set
30:2.9 setting f. those orders of intelligent beings who
forth, shine or shinning
97:7.12 and the trust-breeding religion of Salem shine f.
153:5.3 when the new day is dawning for the shining f. in
159:4.8 the mind of man divine truth may indeed shine f.,
forth, shoot
41:5.1 gas pressure within a sun to cause it to s. such a
forth, showing
155:6.15 1. The fruits of the spirit of God s. in your daily life
194:3.1 he is simply s. the traits which the Master
forth, shown
11:0.2 the glory of the central Isle is s. in the infinite
56:10.17 Divine goodness is more fully s in the loving ministry
56:10.19 They are variously s. by God the Sevenfold in seven
179:2.3 the Father’s love on earth and had s. his mercy to
forth, spring or springs
94:6.3 from such Duality, Trinity springs f. into existence,
131:1.4 His divine love springs f. from the holiness of his
131:3.2 “Out of a pure heart shall gladness spring f. to the
147:8.4 the morning while your health springs f. speedily.
148:5.5 affliction does not spring f. from the dust.
160:3.1 induce men to let go of God that he may spring f.
forth, stand
54:2.3 s. in the clear light of reason as a monumental
forth, step
137:4.10 to dare to s. and claim his position and exhibit his
forth, streamed or streaming
57:3.3 gas streaming f. as two gigantic and distinct arms,
183:0.2 arouse his fellow countrymen, who streamed f.
forth, stretched or stretching
146:4.3 Then the Master stretched f. his hand and,
148:7.3 And as this man stretched f. his withered hand,
152:4.2 Jesus came to the rescue and, stretching f. his hand
154:6.5 stretching f. his hands toward all of his disciples
forth, venture or ventured
93:7.2 the men and women who ventured f. from Salem,
190:4.1 too much overcome with awe and fear to venture f.
forthcoming
1:7.9 to supervise those portions of this f. revelation
4:5.6 that his tender mercies were not f. until he saw his
5:2.6 the proofs are f. and abundant in the manifestation of
26:7.2 respecting the nature and technique of the f. Deity
28:5.8 wisdom of perfection and practicability must be f.,
32:2.7 The sons and daughters of the local universe are f.,
37:9.9 no more offspring of the combined nature are f.,
53:8.4 such a decree will, no doubt, be f. in the fullness of
77:1.5 had been born to each couple, no more were ever f..
102:7.4 In such a mortal experience only social fruits are f.
118:0.12 and such adventures in growth will be forever f. in
119:7.6 these wise men of spiritual insight learned of the f.
124:6.4 that they could not participate in the f. solemn and
126:3.9 had thoroughly settled many things about his f. work
127:2.8 the family no matter how much money was f. for
137:1.5 their service in the establishment of the f. kingdom
137:3.6 Messianic authority at the f. wedding at Cana,
137:4.3 to announce his f. kingdom by some startling and
137:4.10 humanly and sympathetically wished for, was f..
138:10.6 If the funds for mutual support were not f., if
146:2.7 the answer to all your petitions will be f. because
153:0.2 James and John talked over the f. sermon in the
157:4.4 in discussing plans for the f. tour of the Decapolis,
159:2.2 eventually compose the f. world-wide brotherhood.
173:5.2 for the celebration of the f. marriage of my son.
174:4.6 When no more questions were f., and as the noon
178:0.1 the details of their f. celebration of the Passover.
forthwith
7:4.5 provisions of the bestowal plan become active f..
16:8.15 enables a mortal creature f. to become reactive to
22:10.4 High Son Assistant on Uversa, who was f. attached
25:2.2 and f. and full-fledgedly an equal number of
25:3.3 a conciliating commission will begin to function f..
25:8.7 —a Paradise Companion would be f. assigned for
25:8.9 and f. a call would be made to the reserves of the
27:5.2 f. will appear the brilliant beings who are the very
28:5.9 f. rule as to the proper combination of procedures.
28:5.19 discerners will f. inform us as to the true motive,
35:4.3 plan is threatened, f. will go a Melchizedek to render
36:3.3 and f. do the inert patterns become living matter.
40:8.3 Thereupon does the indwelling Adjuster return f.
50:2.4 the System Sovereigns, and the petition is granted f..
55:12.3 the absonite administrators, who will f become active
65:1.7 forces concerned in life propagation become f. active
65:1.8 and f. these Life Carriers are transmuted to the
67:2.2 Accordingly, appeal was taken to Jerusem, and f.
101:6.5 he f. attained to the status of the sovereignty of
108:2.1 who f. dispatches this intelligence to Divinington.
108:2.6 assignment of a guardian brings the Adjuster f..
118:4.3 these causative-impregnated static potentials f.
129:2.5 help of his brothers, f. assumed full responsibility for
130:6.3 then, f., will this faith vanquish fear of men by the
135:12.6 “I request that you f. give me the head of John the
136:5.4 these mandates of your choice will be f. executed.
148:7.3 they hastened f. to Tiberias and took counsel with
151:6.6 had entered into the herd of swine, causing them f.
154:5.1 summoning them f. to assemble at Zebedee’s
162:2.5 something should be done f. to put a stop to these
164:4.2 Instead, they sent f. for Josiah.
166:2.4 “If you would be made whole, go f. and show
174:5.7 you shall receive the words of life and shall enter f.
176:3.4 over many; enter f. into the joy of your lord.
177:4.2 They led him to believe that he would f. receive
185:3.9 Take him f. to Herod, and when he has examined
187:5.7 When Pilate heard this request, he f. sent three
188:4.8 only concept which Jesus ever taught, you must f.,
fortified
50:5.5 Homes are f., and the clans are solidified by mutual
153:2.1 besiege you in all your towns until the high f. walls
fortitude
67:3.8 his loyal associates resisted with unyielding f. all of
70:2.5 because war: 2. Put a premium on f. and courage.
70:8.4 2. Personal—the recognition of ability, skill, and f.;
76:3.1 they bore their diminished estate with grace and f..
100:6.4 always characterized by increasing patience, f., and
119:3.5 I do not have permission to narrate the patience, f.,
139:3.9 James bore himself with such grace and f. that even
148:6.4 the sufferer to exhibit in his afflictions the same f.
187:3.2 they witnessed his great patience and f. and gazed
fortress
124:6.6 was occupied by the Alexandrian f. where Herod
135:12.1 John was taken to the prison of the f. of Machaerus,
135:12.4 and Herod was partial to the f. of Machaerus.
183:2.3 went at once to the f. of Antonia and requested the
185:0.2 the praetorium, an addition to the f. of Antonia,
189:2.4 The Romans fled to the f. of Antonia and reported
fortuitous
4:1.7 continually encountering apparently f. conspiracies
4:1.10 what appears to be an amazingly f. co-ordination of
58:2.4 and your pleasant life on Urantia is due to the “f.”
65:3.2 may utilize any and all f. circumstances which will
110:5.7 the guardian of destiny to be a rare and f. reaction.
114:7.9 (And it was by just such a f. combination of
118:10.7 the f. juxtaposition of the circumstances of chance.
118:10.9 Some of the amazingly f. conditions occasionally
121:2.8 This f. liberty and independence of the political
fortunate
22:9.8 trinitization really envied their supposedly less f.
22:10.5 if I am so f. as to have attached to my mission
32:3.11 those who are so f. as to begin at the very bottom of
50:7.1 worlds quarantined in consequence of rebellion are f.
66:1.5 among the five or six most f. planets in all Satania
76:3.2 undue dissatisfaction with their less f. environment.
76:5.4 turn out to be the most f. world in the system of
76:5.7 this planet has also been the most f. in the local
80:6.3 Egypt was f. in gaining many of the skillful artists
83:4.5 full of the moon were thought to be exceptionally f..
83:6.1 work a biologic hardship on those who are not so f..
83:6.5 look with kindness and consideration on their less f.
93:9.11 not altogether f., it was literally true that Christ did
97:1.6 comforting promises for the humble and the less f.
110:5.7 it is indeed f. that he remains consciously quite
116:0.1 the promotion of social smugness in the f. while
122:7.7 counted themselves f. to have such comfortable
163:2.11 exploitation of the weak, unlearned, and less f. of
177:2.2 you have also been f. in that your parents
fortunately
127:1.6 F. he had plenty of work; his was of such a superior
Fortune—fearful young man who became the leader of the
Christians in Crete
130:6.1 he had grown up with a feeling of helplessness and
130:6.1 the lad had encountered as he grew up, notably,
130:6.1 loss of his father when he was twelve years of age.
130:6.2 he really became much interested in telling Jesus the
130:6.2 he marked out all the trails on the ground and fully
130:6.2 But he was startled and made curious when Jesus,
130:6.2 he managed to stammer out, “But—I did not ask you
130:6.3 he knelt at his feet imploring Jesus to help him,
130:6.5 F. became the leader of the Christians in Crete
fortune
69:5.14 distributed much of his f. because of the fear of being
86:1.2 viewed good f. as a certain harbinger of calamity.
86:6.6 ghost in anger visits ill luck and in pleasure good f.,
87:4.6 spirit constancy with the vicissitudes of temporal f.
95:4.2 Amenemope taught that riches and f. were the gift
118:10.9 the smile of f. that bestows unearned leisure and
132:5.2 a help in the study of the sources of your great f.,
132:5.13 would be a faithful and just steward of your large f.
132:5.22 8. If any portion of your f. has been knowingly
132:5.22 and thus cleanse your f. of all dishonest riches.
132:5.24 10. That part of your f. which represents the earnings
139:7.8 Matthew gave practically the whole of his f. to the
169:1.6 allow me to go out in the world to seek my own f..
187:3.4 offered a toast to Jesus, saying, “Hail and good f.!
fortunes
111:0.6 especially to influence the f. of the human subject in
176:2.3 continue to follow your f. and to guide in the affairs
185:7.5 Fear for his personal f. now eclipsed all other
fortunetellers
90:2.7 F. are still patronized by the credulous.
fortunetelling
95:1.7 f. became the vogue, and for centuries the priesthood
forty—see forty days; forty million; forty thousand
15:6.15 not one cool planet in f. is habitable by beings of
26:3.9 operate from planet number f. in the outermost
41:8.3 This vast stellar body collapsed in f. minutes of
46:5.27 This model is f. miles in diameter and is an actual
58:2.6 is unchanged in the further ascent for f. miles;
58:5.3 The outer crust was about f. miles thick.
59:4.13 Tree types, two feet thick and f. feet high, developed
59:5.15 United States vary in thickness from f. to fifty feet.
60:1.10 to control bodies later weighing as much as f. tons.
62:4.5 and having a natural life span of about f. years.
66:3.3 but beautiful city, enclosed within a wall f. feet high.
67:3.2 On Urantia f. members of the corporeal staff of
67:3.5 the tree of life and permitted only the f. loyalists of
67:4.1 Thus were f. out of the one hundred saved, later to
67:6.2 assumed temporary leadership of this council of f.,
68:1.6 that speak a different dialect every f. or fifty miles
72:2.12 supreme tribunal consists of twelve men over f.
97:7.4 Isaiah, embracing chapters f. to fifty-five inclusive.
107:0.7 attainment of the age of discretion, about f. years,
119:4.3 for a period of over f. standard universe years.
130:5.3 he told Ganid the story of Moses and the f. years
133:1.2 One would impose f. lashes, another twenty, while
149:0.4 David employed f. to fifty messengers in this
151:5.7 When they were gathered together, about f. in all,
158:4.4 this man, accompanied by almost f. other persons
167:1.1 about f. of these leading men and a few lawyers were
183:2.3 bold to ask for a company of f. armed soldiers.
187:1.5 During the siege of Jerusalem, just f. years after the
190:4.1 his sixth morontia appearance to some f. Greek
forty days
47:8.5 the first time by his new name and is granted the f.
135:8.6 And no man saw Jesus again for f. days.
135:9.0 9. FORTY DAYS OF PREACHING
135:9.2 It was a tense time, these f. of tarrying, waiting for
135:9.3 In the course of these f. of waiting, many rumors
135:9.5 These f. were a difficult period for John and his
136:0.0 BAPTISM AND THE FORTY DAYS
136:2.6 he went away into private seclusion for f. to think
136:3.0 3. THE FORTY DAYS
136:3.1 went into f. of retirement to formulate the plans
136:3.2 Jesus entered upon the f. of adjusting himself to the
136:3.7 Throughout all these f. of isolation James and John
136:4.3 Jesus did not fast during this f. days’ isolation.
136:4.4 These f. were the occasion of the final conference
136:4.10 The f. in the mountain wilderness were not a period
136:5.3 Before coming down from the f. days’ retreat in
136:9.10 when he came back to his fellows following the f. of
141:1.3 he told the twelve something about the f. which he
144:1.6 something of what happened during the f. after his
144:1.8 Subsequent to the baptism of Jesus and the f. in the
191:3.1 sojourned with these splendid intelligences for f..
193:5.3 disappearances from mortal vision during the f. of
194:1.1 The apostles had been in hiding for f. days.
forty million
41:4.7 this enormous size, over f. times that of your sun,
forty thousand
15:4.5 has already given origin to approximately f. suns,
41:4.4 having become f. times as dense as your sun.
43:1.6 This latter college was established almost f. years
46:7.3 do enjoy long lives, sometimes to the extent of f.
67:3.2 F. one hundred and nineteen of the primary
73:0.1 there came a time in the planetary history, almost f.
77:4.4 The Elamites of thirty to f. years ago had become
79:8.16 It is f. years since the first important advances
forty-eight
36:2.11 On Urantia there are f. units of pattern control—
44:4.4 the basic symbols, or alphabet, being f. in number.
54:5.14 on Uversa we teach f. reasons for permitting evil to
134:5.13 The f. states of the American Federal Union have
134:5.13 The f. states suffer the ravages of war only when
134:5.14 These f. states, having abandoned the twin
134:5.15 The limited (state) sovereignty of these f. states was
134:6.5 The f. American free states live together in peace.
134:6.5 There are among the citizens of these f. states all of
134:6.5 these f. states have surrendered their sovereignty and
forty-five
58:2.6 At a height of f. or fifty miles, the temperature
80:9.9 sea-borne commerce was in full swing about f.
168:2.1 As this company of some f. mortals stood before the
189:1.1 two f. Sunday morning, the Paradise incarnation
193:5.5 about seven f. this morning when the morontia Jesus
forty-four
49:0.5 Anova, one of the f. satellites revolving around an
61:2.8 an ancestor having five toes and f. teeth, which
67:4.2 the original sixty and their f. modified Andonite
77:2.7 The f. modified Andonites who followed the staff
forty-nine
14:2.3 so that the Havona natives respond to f. differing
14:2.3 the natives of the central universe possess f.
15:7.7 surrounded by ten university clusters of f. spheres
17:2.2 center of all the work of the f. Reflective Spirits
17:3.1 The f. Reflective Spirits are of Trinity origin, but
17:3.3 manifested in the f. liaison personalities of
17:4.1 The f. Reflective Image Aids were created by the
25:2.4 conciliators collectively manifest f. experiential
35:7.1 On these f. realms the ascending mortals secure the
35:7.3 as they pursue their studies on these f. worlds.
36:4.7 This is true of the f. spheres under the jurisdiction of
38:4.1 While the seraphim have access to all f. worlds
45:0.1 the seven major satellites, and the f. subsatellites.
46:1.9 and their f. satellites are heated, lighted, energized,
116:4.3 Trinity in the cocreation of the f. Reflective Spirits,
forty-ninth
17:2.2 when the f. Reflective Spirit had personalized,
forty-seven
57:6.3 month will be analogous—in length about f. days.
forty-six
32:2.10 while there are f. having two inhabited worlds.
42:5.1 visible rays embracing a single octave, number f.
forty-two
35:3.2 ten groups, each containing seven primary and f.
35:10.1 of seventy planets, with their respective f. satellites,
37:2.10 f. tributary satellites assigned to the administration of
63:3.4 Andon and Fonta lived to the age of f., when both
74:6.2 They had f. children after leaving the Garden
forum
132:0.2 Jesus was frequently to be found in the f., center
132:4.7 To the speaker at the f. Jesus said: “Your eloquence
forward—verb
77:5.4 He did much to f. the early activities of defense and
forward—adjective
forward evolution
134:5.8 Each new and f. of political sovereignty is
forward impulse
14:5.7 And then will the urge, the f. of eternity, replace its
102:6.3 the f. of evolution, or a sublime hypothesis.
forward-looking
2:7.10 challenge of this age is to those farseeing and f.
12:5.10 Only f. and progressive attitudes are personally real.
50:5.7 but many f. individuals are hungering for knowledge
53:6.5 the ‘liberty-loving, freethinking, and f. intelligences
114:7.9 through these small groups of f. personalities that
133:3.2 Jesus held more than twenty sessions with this f. Jew
forward march
68:5.2 there were four great steps in the f. of civilization.
forward propulsion
41:6.4 This calcium atom moves by alternate jerks of f.,
forward step
47:7.1 the fifth mansion world represents a tremendous f.
68:5.4 represented one of the great f. in human civilization.
69:8.3 Enslavement was a f. in the merciful treatment of
81:1.8 diet with the flesh of the herds marked a great f. in
84:3.8 It was a great step f. when male captives were no
84:4.10 was a f. when a woman could own the wedding gifts.
forward struggle
34:7.8 at every crossroad in the f., the Spirit of Truth will
67:5.3 sank back to its old biologic level, and the f. began
68:0.1 the narrative of the long, long f of the human species
68:4.7 retrogressions in the long f. of Urantia civilization.
forward urge
194:3.4 The spiritual f. is the most powerful driving force
196:3.31 Man’s f. spiritual urge is not a psychic illusion.
forward—adverb—see forward, come or came;
forward, carry; forward, go; forward, look;
forward, step or stepped or stepping
see forward—verb; forward—adjective
5:4.1 morality of the religions of evolution drives men f.
15:4.1 the material creations from the ultimatonic stage f.,
36:3.8 From this point f. the evolution of living things
39:5.14 carriage, which shoots f. with lightninglike speed,
41:5.6 forms, in its flight through space moves straight f..
57:1.6 and from that time f., the inherent qualities of energy
61:4.6 From this time f. distinct types of life began to
61:5.7 But from this time f. they were rapidly reduced in
61:6.1 from that day to this the human branch has gone f.
68:4.7 new ideas are put f.—competition ensues.
70:2.9 war was a social ferment that pushed civilization f.;
71:4.1 only those institutions which move f. with the stream
73:4.5 but Van went f. with his plan of preparedness,
74:5.8 was a great f. step in the evolution of government.
79:8.6 the yellow race did progressively move f. in the
81:6.26 determine whether civilization goes f. or backward.
81:6.44 But now human society is plunging f. under the force
88:4.5 the arrival of the scientific method has he faced f..
92:3.5 But it does move f..
92:3.9 from its natural state of intellectual inertia f. and
110:1.2 urge their subjects f. in the paths of progressive
122:5.3 drove f. in the manner of his mother’s optimistic
130:5.4 When Jesus saw the plight of the girl, he rushed f.
132:6.1 And from that day f., for the remainder of his
137:2.3 Philip went f. to greet his friends while Nathaniel
137:4.9 bending f., Jesus laid his hand tenderly upon her
139:8.11 When the time actually came to move f., it was
143:1.9 From this day f. they did not occupy themselves
144:8.5 of John were firmly knit to Jesus from that day f..
150:8.11 into the crowd which pressed f. to ask questions.
150:9.3 as he started to walk f., the mob parted and
151:4.7 from this time f. Jesus seldom taught the masses
152:0.2 And so I pressed f. with the crowd as it moved
156:2.6 while you push f. to embrace the greater realities of
158:5.1 all rushed f. to greet Jesus and their three brethren.
171:5.3 he threw aside his cloak, springing f. toward the
179:4.4 and leaning f. over the table, Peter addressed John,
181:2.20 teacher, to lead you f. in the spiritual kingdom.
183:3.2 As Judas strode f. to accost the Master, there the
183:3.7 Peter drew his sword and with the others rushed f.
195:10.1 a revival of primitive Christianity; you must go f.
195:10.10 apparently indifferent youths would rush f. to enlist
forward, came or come or coming
125:6.3 when the leader invited the lad to come f. and,
127:2.5 Isaac, a moneylender to the gentiles, came f.
135:6.7 a number of Sadducees came f. and presented
139:2.7 Peter was the first of Jesus’ apostles to come f. to
148:7.2 “Come f. while I ask you a question.
152:0.2 eyes fell upon a near-by woman, who, coming f.,
156:1.5 Then came f. Simon to remonstrate with Norana.
171:8.6 the first came f., saying, ‘Lord, with your pound I
174:2.2 who had been rehearsed for this purpose, came f.
174:3.1 another group came f. to question him, this time a
174:4.2 Then came f. one of the groups of the Pharisees to
175:1.6 just now offering you your last chance to come f.
175:1.7 those who should be first to come f. and accept the
176:3.4 he who had received the five talents came f. with
176:3.4 then he who had received the two talents came f.,
176:3.4 This servant came f., saying, ‘Lord, I knew you
177:0.4 but as Jesus started off alone, John Mark came f.
183:5.3 He has the courage to come f. to be with his Master
185:5.10 Who will come f. to testify against him?”
forward, carry or carried or carries
12:7.11 retarded by the inertia of the whole or is carried f.
29:4.32 They are able to carry f. these transformations to the
30:2.9 orders of universe beings who carry f. their work
39:4.15 assignment, they will carry you f. to Edentia.
40:10.4 competent to carry f. the affairs of these realms
46:5.13 the Daynals carry f. the training of the newly arrived
48:8.2 this long course of training is best carried f. by
49:3.5 these beings enjoy life and carry f. the activities of
65:7.6 faithful and always dependable influences carry f.
67:6.7 work, carrying f. the physical evolution of man until
75:8.3 While Adam did fail in carrying f. the divine plan,
81:0.1 the human species continued to carry the races f. in
97:2.1 And he carried f. his reforms in the face of the
101:6.5 including the event of his crucifixion he carried f.
110:7.5 the Monitor carries f. from the eternity of the past.
176:3.3 each individual believer carries f. his lifework
forward, go
14:5.5 a pilgrim cannot leave Havona nor go f. beyond
31:3.4 when they go f. to the central training worlds of the
47:4.3 As you go f., you will recognize more and more of
49:6.17 But before any of these groups may go f., they must
52:1.4 and as you go f. in the Paradise path, you will
67:6.8 awaiting the order to go f. on the long, long trail to
69:9.18 Go f., not backward!
96:6.3 their old and native religion but unwilling to go f. in
155:5.13 will you gird yourselves to go f. with me into that
156:2.6 must go f. in righteousness or retrogress into evil and
157:6.6 but his followers would not go f. in the adventure.
163:6.2 that you are thus to go f. in an endless career of
171:3.2 Jesus advised that the messengers should go f.
forward, look or looked or looking
34:2.6 thoughtful students of our problems look f. to the
51:5.2 the people look f. to the day when announcement
65:1.9 We look f. to a time when the universe may be
74:3.9 they looked f. with great pleasure to an entire day of
74:7.23 the more intelligent of the races of earth looked f. to
106:8.23 Looking f. into future eternity, we do not see that
119:7.1 we all looked f. to the seventh and final bestowal of
121:6.9 in ever looking f. to the coming of the Messiah.
126:0.4 they all looked f. to the time when Jesus would be
127:3.2 James did look f. to the time when he would be able
170:2.15 kingdom was in the future, something to look f. to.
176:2.1 has confidently looked f. to his sometime coming.
176:3.2 you can confidently look f. to the next step in the
forward, stepped or stepping
138:3.1 Andrew stepped f. with Jesus, who, looking into
146:6.2 Jesus, while being thus importuned, stepped f.
157:4.4 Simon Peter, stepping a few paces f. toward Jesus,
158:4.6 Then Simon stepped f. and, placing his hand on
158:5.1 the anxious father of the afflicted lad stepped f.
158:5.3 When Jesus heard these words, he stepped f. and,
162:2.2 one of the crowd stepped f. and asked Jesus,
172:1.5 when Mary the sister of Lazarus stepped f. from
177:4.7 Judas, who, stepping f. near the high priest, said:
184:3.18 the high priest stepped f. and smote Jesus in the face
185:6.6 Pilate stepped f. and said: “I perceive that you are
185:6.7 Then the high priest himself stepped f. and,
191:4.2 the Master stepped f. from where he had appeared
forwarded
53:6.5 intelligence corps, who f. calls for help to Edentia
157:6.1 they should act as collectors of money to be f. to the
forwarders
25:6.4 recorders are the superuniverse custodians and f.
fossil—see fossil-bearing
57:8.13 enormous layers of f.-free stratified stone were
58:7.1 there will be found only the f. remains of vegetable
58:7.1 they yield f. remains of some of the earlier forms
58:7.12 this story is graphically told within the f. pages of the
59:4.12 rich f. beds are situated along the coast of California
60:1.10 many of their f. footprints have been mistaken for
60:1.12 richest f. beds are to be found about these continents
60:1.12 beautiful ammonites, whose f. remains are found all
61:0.3 the f. records of the successive mammalian dynasties
61:2.4 The Florissant f. beds of Colorado belong to the later
61:2.7 contain the f. remains of dogs, cats, coons, and
fossil-bearing
58:7.4 this ancient and primitive f. stone layer comes to the
58:7.5 the Colorado River, where these primitive f. rocks,
58:7.6 This stone layer, the oldest f. stratum in the crust of
59:0.9 North America is wonderfully rich in the f. deposits
59:1.6 land masses in which were deposited these f. rocks.
59:1.16 The trilobite f. strata of this epoch outcrop here
92:3.1 the examination of the f. social strata of past ages.
fossilize
99:6.3 tendency to standardize and f. truth; diversion of
fossilized
48:6.33 But the fetish of factualized truth, f. truth, the iron
155:5.13 of conformity to an established and f. religion,
fossilizing
155:3.3 and ultimately become merely preservative and f..
fossils
57:8.13 contain no f. unless, by some chance, later deposits
58:6.6 Study of the rock-embraced f. of marine life reveals
58:7.1 these oldest stratified rock layers, bearing the f. of
58:7.2 F. of this era yield algae, corallike plants, primitive
58:7.2 But the absence of such f. in the early rock layers
59:0.8 had shells, not many have been preserved as f..
59:1.6 these are the oldest rocks which contain trilobite f..
59:1.14 The trilobite f. of these times present certain basic
59:2.8 although few plant f. of these times are to be found.
59:2.9 below the vertebrate scale was represented in the f.
59:3.7 Brachiopod and other marine-life f. may be found in
59:3.10 The climate is even and mild, and marine f. are laid
59:4.13 There were many smaller plants, but their f. are not
59:5.8 echinoderms are in reality the guide f. of this epoch.
59:5.10 The oldest strata yield the f. of both land and marine
59:5.17 fresh- and salt-water f. are found in the coal beds.
60:1.2 Few f. are to be found in these layers, but numerous
60:1.2 red sandstone deposit of this period contains no f..
60:2.5 lakes, as is shown by the abundant fresh-water f.
60:2.6 Germany was laid down, those strata in which f.,
61:2.4 in existence are now extinct, though their f. remain.
61:4.2 deposits are more or less colored, and f. are rare.
64:3.4 Siwalik Hills of northern India, may be found f. that
88:6.7 Language contains many f. which testify that the
foster—verb
5:5.14 initiate and f. the production of his immortal soul
8:3.4 this Universe Son and this Universe Spirit to f. and
22:3.4 they f. the execution of justice and the rectification
22:5.6 administer group affairs and f. collective projects.
23:4.1 by groups of Solitary Messengers who f. the ability
28:5.14 These are the angels who f. and promote teamwork
35:4.5 Melchizedek did f the truth of his day and safely pass
36:0.1 remain there for long periods to f. its development.
37:5.1 they f. the evolution of an immortal soul just as in
39:2.5 the inspired leaders who f. the higher impulses
39:3.7 the mission of these seraphim to f. and to promote
39:5.4 that these seraphic orders have been able to f. and
49:2.1 Life Carriers f. a generalized system type of mortal
50:5.1 higher Sons, being designed to f. the development of
51:7.4 The Planetary Prince and his staff still f. the spiritual
54:5.10 Gabriel to f. full opportunity for every living
68:6.4 reduction of population tend to f. the development of
68:6.11 Will Urantia rulers have the courage to f. the
70:2.18 Society should in every way possible f. originality.
72:5.12 These people are also beginning to f. a new form of
74:5.3 Adam began to f. the arts of manufacture with the
81:6.6 conditions of material prosperity which f. leisure
83:5.13 or nursing wife tended greatly to f. polygyny.
87:7.7 The new cult must, like the old, f. sentiment, satisfy
87:7.10 if it retards moral growth and fails to f. spiritual
97:1.10 preached a religion designed to f. the king upon the
97:10.5 it failed to f. progress and encourage philosophic
98:2.1 no priesthood to f. its forms and to fill the hearts of
99:0.1 f. the maintenance of the existent type of civilization.
99:6.2 to f. the attractions of supreme values; to enhance
101:8.3 Living faith does not f. bigotry, persecution, or
103:5.7 Real religion does not f. moral indolence and
110:4.6 measures designed to f. and conserve the higher
114:6.6 They f. the development of the inherent progressive
114:6.15 These are the seraphim who f. the values of play,
129:2.3 I will watch over your family even as I would f.
134:5.4 a rule designed to f. the greatest good to the greatest
137:1.6 not mindful of those things which f. your anxiety
147:5.10 Abner and his associates, remained behind to f. the
153:2.6 liberty, teach eternal truth, and f. living faith.
155:6.17 the Father is ever alert to honor and f. even all
158:2.3 glory because he did not want to f. the notion that,
194:2.2 The first mission of this spirit is to f. truth, for it is
195:10.8 The well-meant desire to f. ancient thought systems
195:10.17 The purpose of all education should be to f. the
foster—adjective
46:5.14 the Melchizedeks are f. fathers and ever-present
fostered
2:6.4 The concept of God as a king-judge, although it f. a
15:14.9 just as precisely administered and lovingly f. as if it
37:9.12 Uversa headquarters spheres are continuously f. by
45:7.4 This school is f. by the Melchizedeks,latterly assisted
49:5.29 a kindred nature which have been independently f.
66:5.2 advancement of the human species were f. by this
66:5.29 They f. courtship and marriage after due deliberation
68:6.11 The normal man should be f.; he is the backbone of
70:2.6 because war: 3. F. and solidified nationalism.
70:7.16 To offset them, the kings f. their own secret police.
77:5.10 four diverse cultures respectively f. by four groups
81:3.7 missionary enterprises f. by the later religions were
81:6.1 And this civilization must be maintained and f.,
81:6.19 should be f., whether they involve language, art,
83:6.3 Ancestor worship has always f. monogamy,
86:3.1 death inspired fear and thus effectively f. religion.
89:2.3 this entire concept of sin was f. by the lingering
89:3.6 such beliefs f. the formation of celibate priesthoods
92:3.7 handicap the very civilization which it otherwise f.
92:3.7 religion has not adequately f. peace and good will;
92:3.9 accumulation of capital; it f. work of certain kinds;
92:3.9 Religion f. civilization and provided societal
95:2.1 so Egypt f. the most thoroughly blended type of
96:0.2 That a religion of one God should be so f. as to
98:1.1 they found a people who still f. the traditions of
101:9.1 ethical obligation which had been created and f. by
133:7.12 But the survival character of a soul is not f. by
136:8.7 wholly derived from the antecedents of, and f. by,
160:3.5 likewise must it be so f. as to become immune to
173:1.3 At this time there was f. an extensive system of
181:2.5 And all such human interest is f. by understanding
189:1.9 Master’s resurrection was in some way f. on this,
193:4.2 harbored grudges and f. such psychologic enemies
195:8.2 Modern secularism has been f. by two world-wide
195:10.9 has f. it as the best existent exponent of his lifework
fostering
5:5.13 when, with the f. Adjuster, they all desire God,
7:4.7 Eternal Son shares the f. of this supernal enterprise
8:4.4 we find the Infinite Spirit devoted to the task of f.
16:3.14 The Seventh Spirit, the f. adviser of all triune-origin
21:2.11 extending her f. care and spiritual ministry to the
21:5.6 the responsibility of personal devotion to the f.
39:2.7 seraphim functions on Urantia for the purpose of f.
43:9.4 The Most Highs are not so much engaged in f.
64:6.14 Sangik peoples in the matter of f. racial civilization.
65:1.8 intrusted with the f. of the newly evolved creatures
65:2.16 the purpose of f. the production of a hardy type of
65:3.0 3. THE FOSTERING OF EVOLUTION
65:3.3 were observing and f. no less than one thousand
65:3.6 the intelligent f. of the evolutionary potentials still
65:3.6 we, the Life Carriers, do toward f. and conserving
65:3.7 And in discussing the f. of evolution, it would not be
66:5.11 This council was employed in f. industry within the
67:6.7 Van continued the work of f. the evolution of the
69:3.6 the medicine men lost no time in f. hatred for their
70:9.8 6. F. of individual and group competition.
71:8.9 7. The f. of science and the conquest of disease.
72:7.1 and in the f. of genius and creative originality;
87:7.1 cult achieves this end by f. and gratifying emotion.
98:2.5 They failed to develop a technique for f. supreme
99:6.3 f. of false and exaggerated ideas of sacredness;
100:0.1 Religion ministers to the progress of all through f.
100:1.6 The technique of f. this constitutive endowment of
101:5.10 the mind adjutant charged with the creation and f. of
109:1.4 Adjusters are equal partners of the human mind in f.
109:4.6 In a sense the Adjusters may be f. a certain degree of
110:1.2 so faithful to the task of f. man’s spiritual welfare.
111:1.2 Adjuster in creating and f. the morontia self,
111:3.4 through the f. of a mind function whose meanings
114:6.11 corps of seraphim dedicated to the f. of education.
114:6.14 This seraphic group is concerned with f. industrial
121:2.8 Ptolemaic Egypt against each other necessitated f.
132:2.5 thereby f. the divine passion to find God and to be
fosters
1:3.6 indwells the minds of mortals and there f. the
5:5.3 The religionist of faith believes in a God who f.
10:6.2 No one of the Paradise Deities f. the administration
12:6.8 But who f. and cares for the fundamental needs of
16:3.8 He f. that enormous group of personalities taking
16:3.9 This Spirit f. the fourth segment of the grand univ.
16:3.10 This Spirit also f. all personalities taking origin in the
52:2.11 f., protects, and perpetuates the hopelessly defective
69:1.3 Sooner or later the fear instinct f. the establishment
83:6.8 Pair marriage favors and f. intimate understanding
99:4.4 religion is genuine and worth while if it f. in the
101:2.4 reasons for believing in a God who f. human survival
101:2.7 and reality of a God who f. personality survival.
101:8.3 Faith is a traitor when it f. betrayal of intellectual
131:8.3 And it is a mystery how the Supreme f., protects,
132:3.10 Faith f. and maintains man’s soul in the midst of
177:2.2 self-confidence and that f. normal feelings of security
194:3.7 The religion of Jesus f. the highest type of human
fought
53:5.6 Michael’s commander and his angels f. against the
53:5.6 dragon and his rebellious angels f. but prevailed
53:5.7 the war in heaven was f. in terms of life eternal.
69:4.6 the earlier wars were f. over natural deposits,
70:1.19 Early wars were f. between tribes as a whole, but
70:11.10 2. By force—the contestants f. it out.
77:3.8 while their fellows f. until well-nigh obliterated.
80:5.4 between the white man and the blue man were f. out
94:1.4 theologic battle which the Brahman priests later f.
94:11.3 incantations against which Buddha had fearlessly f.,
95:1.9 and f. against the idolatry and immorality of the
96:2.2 the Arabian Semites f. their way into the Promised
97:3.5 the issue was f. out on more strictly religious lines—
98:0.3 in Europe by the Jewish mercenary soldiers who f. in
134:5.17 How many world wars must be f. and how many
158:1.4 and dream of the battles which had been f. by the
166:3.4 to be among those who have f. the good fight of
191:1.1 he had f. the fear that, perhaps, he was no longer
195:1.5 Never forget that at first the Romans f. Christianity,
195:2.5 The Romans f. the church only when they feared it
foul
157:2.1 the heaven is red; in the morning it will be f. weather
foul-smelling
87:6.11 F. concoctions were utilized to banish unwelcome
90:4.8 spirits could be driven out of the body by f. and bad-
found—see found God; found—with not; found out;
see found—establish
2:0.2 the divine nature is to be f. in the comprehension
2:6.1 but the goodness of God is f. only in the spiritual
3:4.2 reposing in the Isle of Paradise would be f. equal to
6:4.1 the spirit power of the Original Son will be f.
8:2.5 and mind potential of the Conjoint Actor will be f.
9:7.2 interassociation of all phases of existence to be f.
11:1.2 We have always f. him there and always will.
11:1.4 The Father is always to be f. at this central location
11:2.9 space potency not to be f. elsewhere in all the wide
12:3.10 although the type of mind f. in the power directors
13:1.9 At this celestial abode may also be f. numerous
14:1.17 bodies is unique in that nothing like it is to be f.
14:4.19 on every world will be f. the attainment candidates,
14:6.18 In Havona the Infinite Spirit f. an arena wherein he
15:8.5 to disintegrate under conditions f. in very hot stars
17:2.2 the Seven Master Spirits had f. perfect creative
21:1.2 throughout all eternity, ever be f. in, expressed by,
24:1.11 an agelong study of the problems f. in the realms of
25:4.12 imparting to those below you new-f. knowledge of
28:4.3 The primary seconaphim are f. to incline by nature
30:1.92 There is to be f. on Paradise a vast host of beings
30:2.157 These seven groups of beings will be f. organized
30:3.5 Similar astronomer colonies are to be f. on the sector
32:1.4 may be f. in any of the Orvonton local creations.
32:3.5 universe there are to be f. something of everyone
35:3.20 on the Melchizedek home world, where are to be f.
35:5.1 a Son of this order is uniformly f. at the head of each
35:5.4 the history of Nebadon has a Vorondadek been f. in
38:9.2 always f. on the decimal or life-experiment planets,
39:3.5 such groups have f. themselves reassociated on the
39:9.2 returned Seraphington graduates as would be f. in
42:3.7 5. Shattered atoms—f. in the cooling suns and
42:3.12 Collapsed matter—the relatively stationary matter f.
42:8.7 These mesotrons are f. abundantly in the space rays
42:12.11 after the morontia life it will be f. that spirit forms
43:1.11 A crystal field on this order is f. on almost all
43:4.7 there was f. no way to stop this arrogant effrontery
43:4.9 there could be f. no standing ground for the Satania
44:0.1 be f. the unique order of composite personalities
45:5.3 the highest type of sex-reproducing beings to be f.
46:5.32 And this same vacant temple is f. on every system
47:2.5 Urantia standards, will be f. on the mansion worlds.
48:1.1 in distorted form, has f. a place in present-day
49:3.5 radically unlike those f. on the atmospheric planets.
52:7.15 be diligent that you may be f. by Him in peace,
53:0.2 only three System Sovereigns have ever been f. in
53:1.1 were created till unrighteousness was f. in you.”
53:6.5 and we f. that the kingdom of order, the intellect of
53:7.13 the mount of Jerusem, “their place was f. no more.”
57:8.10 Urantia had f. entry on the planetary-life registry of
57:8.11 Nowhere can there be f. on the surface of the world
57:8.12 Nowhere on the surface of the world will there be f.
57:8.13 rock formations will there be f. evidences of life;
58:1.8 age that primitive plant life f. its way onto the land.
58:2.6 that one half of all your atmosphere is to be f. in
58:5.2 Those f. near the surface today represent the exudate
58:5.6 they are f. to consist largely of basalt, a form of lava
58:6.2 though there have been f. graduated series of plants
58:7.1 there will be f. only the fossil remains of vegetable
58:7.1 while on the topmost layers occasionally may be f.
58:7.1 be f. directly on top of the older undifferentiated
58:7.10 Some is f. in the cracks of the older rocks and is
59:1.6 western Europe may be f. the stone strata laid down
59:2.8 although few plant fossils of these times are to be f..
59:3.2 No fire rocks or lava are f. in the stone layers of this
59:3.4 deposits that the gas, oil, zinc, and lead are f.,
59:3.7 Brachiopod and other marine-life fossils may be f.
59:3.9 may be f. a collection of conglomerate, shale,
59:4.5 American inland sea f. an outlet to the Pacific Ocean
59:4.7 extends over much of the earth’s surface, being f. in
59:4.12 bone beds of fish teeth and skeletons may be f. in the
59:4.13 fossils are not f. since they were usually destroyed by
59:4.15 largest geologic monuments of this epoch to be f.
59:5.10 Little workable coal is f. in these older strata.
59:5.12 Stumps of other and older mountains are to be f.
59:5.16 that coal was formed exactly where it is now f..
59:5.17 fresh- and salt-water fossils are f. in the coal beds.
59:6.6 glacial deposit of these local ice formations may be f.
60:1.2 Few fossils are to be f. in these layers, but numerous
60:1.4 Europe, especially Germany and Russia, may be f.
60:1.4 This layer is to be f. all over Africa and Australia.
60:1.4 Nothing of this period will be f. in the southern
60:1.12 Europe and Asia, the richest fossil beds are to be f.
60:1.12 the beautiful ammonites, whose fossil remains are f.
60:3.14 here may be f. the prelife stone layers shoved out
60:3.16 these lava flows are to be f. all over the Americas,
61:1.13 The chalk deposits of this period are f. along the
61:5.3 not in mountainous regions where they are f. today.
61:6.4 In the caves of western Europe may be f. bones
61:7.1 lakes, displaced stone, and rock flour, are to be f.
61:7.1 north and westward in North America and are f. in
61:7.16 these dislocated plants and animals may be f. high up
62:3.10 f. themselves the proud parents of twins, the most
63:4.1 Melanin is a coloring substance which is f. in the
63:5.3 so much evidence of the Andonic descendants is f.
64:1.6 far as Java, where their bones were so recently f.—
64:3.4 in the Siwalik Hills of India, may be f. fossils that
64:7.3 the most cosmopolitan population ever to be f. on
64:7.3 These secondary Sangik peoples f. existence more
64:7.19 These two tribes f. it difficult to communicate with
65:2.10 the massiveness of the passing Reptilia f. echo in the
66:8.1 No real fault was ever f. in him up to the time of
67:2.3 Every group of celestial life on the planet f. itself
67:4.1 the corporeal members of the Prince’s staff were f.
67:4.3 which later f. a place in the folk tales and traditions
70:1.6 try to iron out misunderstandings, they often f. it
70:6.1 Man f. that effective government could be had only
70:7.18 were levied to keep up the king’s house, but it was f.
72:10.3 ten per cent as many of these groups as are f. on
73:4.1 the domesticated species were to be f. in the park.
73:6.3 being also f. on the headquarters worlds of the local
73:6.7 Much to their surprise they f. it unguarded.
74:5.7 but they f. no government worthy of the name
74:6.4 They f. their foods—fruits, nuts, and cereals—ready
74:8.12 And so this account f. its place among those writings
75:1.3 Adam and Eve f. themselves on a sphere wholly
75:4.7 True, Eve had f. Cano pleasant to the eyes,
76:1.2 Adam f. all of the desired territory vacated when he
76:1.4 They f. the first garden partially prepared for them,
77:4.8 have archaeologists f. these ancient Sumerian clay
77:5.4 Adamson f. the associations of the second garden far
77:5.5 Adamson’s party actually f. the object of their
77:9.1 first group of the permanent inhabitants to be f. on
78:5.7 tarrying on the many islands they f. along the way.
78:7.3 they f. great difficulty in piecing the story together;
78:7.7 this, one of the oldest civilizations, are to be f. in
78:8.1 evidenced by the skull types f. in the graves of this
78:8.4 presently developed into those mixed peoples f. in
79:1.8 as is witnessed by the blond types occasionally f. in
79:5.2 he f. northeastern Asia free from these subhuman
80:5.1 Andite inheritance in that region than were to be f.
80:6.3 These Andite artisans f. themselves quite at home in
81:2.11 animals best suited to domestication were f. in Asia,
81:3.4 You have already f. a bronze culture in Turkestan
81:4.13 type best illustrated by the Negro, and it will be f.
81:6.29 drawing together the various specialists must be f..
82:3.1 marriage will be f. as an evolving institution.
82:4.5 those women who were f. by the grooms’ mothers
82:6.11 the real jeopardy of the human species is to be f. in
84:1.4 animals which had f. their way into a woman’s body
84:4.4 Man f. it hard to understand woman, regarding her
85:2.3 f. out in the forest affectionately embracing an oak.
86:1.5 The farmer f. himself the victim of drought, floods,
86:4.6 many other remnants of revealed religion, can be f.
89:4.10 And this custom f. justification under the pretense of
90:3.2 control the material world in which he f. himself.
90:3.6 Today, in Africa and elsewhere may be f. primitive
91:8.1 for primitive man f. himself praying long before he
92:6.2 they coalesce into the diversified theologic systems f.
92:6.20 Much of this same attitude is also f. in the great
93:5.7 Abraham f. a distant relative on the Egyptian throne,
93:7.3 the Salem gospel f. lodgment here and there, but
94:2.7 they f. themselves with the hypothesis of Brahman,
94:9.1 truths than any other religious system to be f.
94:10.1 In Tibet may be f. the strangest association of the
94:10.1 that which the early Christian missionaries f. among
94:10.2 Among no other people of modern times can be f.
94:11.12 While this idea of Absolute Deity never f. favor
95:1.2 Mesopotamian taboos which they had f. resting on
95:1.10 on stone, where later-day Hebrew priests f. them
95:1.11 Much of the Mesopotamian religious culture f. its
95:2.1 type of religious philosophy to be f. on Urantia,
95:2.9 If this soul were weighed in the balances and f.
95:3.4 The concepts of good and evil f. ready response in
96:6.3 Joshua f. it necessary to preach a stern gospel to his
96:7.5 And when you read the lofty concept of divinity f. in
96:7.7 ‘Deliver him from going in the pit, for I have f. a
97:6.2 But many of Jeremiah’s associates f. it difficult to
97:7.4 And thus may be f. the writings of this second
97:9.8 David king as they are f. in the Old Testament.
98:1.1 teachers penetrated to pre-Hellenic Greece, they f.
98:1.3 The Hellenic Greeks f. the Mediterranean world
100:5.10 healthful attitude of spiritual meditation is to be f. in
101:2.11 God cannot be f. through nature alone, but man
102:1.3 it chances to be f. in company with obsolete ideas
102:2.6 Unity is best f. in human experience through
102:4.2 The fact of experience is f. in self-consciousness plus
103:3.3 but much of the religion f. among mortals today has
104:1.3 Machiventa f. it very difficult to teach the Bedouins
104:1.9 the Hebrews and Mohammedans, f. it difficult to
104:1.10 the apostles f. it difficult to entertain any belief that
106:1.1 which is not genetically f. in the central creation.
106:1.3 God the Sevenfold will be f. there present and
107:3.10 few are f. in the domains of the local universes, but
107:7.2 universe of universes has ever f. the exact answer.
111:6.6 nature of the First Source until he has f. divine law
111:6.10 Pride is deceitful, and sin-breeding whether f. in an
112:7.9 the Supreme, one who will ever be f. serviceable,
112:7.17 that among the administrators thereof will be f. the
117:4.6 As we find the Father, so has the Supreme again f.
117:6.9 When they find God, they have f. everything.
118:9.8 In the eternity of the past the Father and the Son f.
119:1.4 But a strange record is to be f. on the Melchizedek
120:3.6 spiritual movements as they may be f. on Urantia
121:2.4 the new gospel of the kingdom f. initial reception,
121:6.3 such an allegorical interpretation that they f. no
121:6.8 no matter where the Jews f. themselves dispersed by
122:2.8 Even as a child John was f. frequently at the temple
122:4.4 Again, many figurative passages f. throughout the
122:7.7 They f. themselves located in what had been a
122:8.3 lived for almost three weeks until they f. lodgings in
122:8.6 they f. the babe and left their gifts with Mary,
123:2.4 So fully was he occupied that he had f. no time to
124:6.13 Joseph f. time to take his son to visit the academy
125:4.2 Early forenoon f. Jesus in the temple with his mind
126:3.6 In the course of this year Jesus f. a passage in the
126:3.8 he f. in the synagogue library at Nazareth, among
126:5.5 By the next year they f. it difficult to pay the civil
126:5.10 and vigorously attacked his problem just as he f. it,
127:0.1 he f. himself the head and sole support of a family.
127:2.8 Jesus’ plea f. an appreciative response in the hearts
127:4.3 Jude, upon whom on sundry occasions Jesus f. it
128:4.4 the end of this year f. him back in Nazareth going
128:7.8 Jude ran away, and Simon later f. him with the
129:1.9 Jesus f. many new books in the library chests,
129:2.3 Jesus had a long talk with his new-f. friend and
130:8.2 find God, for the Father has already f. you;
130:8.4 They f. much poverty in this city and distributed alms
131:3.2 I have f. the approach to the Immortal easy of
131:3.6 ‘Evil shall not overtake me’; but safety is f. only
131:9.3 If there be f. any virtue in me, it is the manifestation
131:10.4 after God, that is evidence that God has f. them,
132:0.2 Jesus was frequently to be f. in the forum, center
132:2.7 Goodness is f. in the recognition of the positive truth
132:6.1 his home, and Jesus f. him crying in distress.
132:6.2 until they had f. a position for the eldest boy so that
133:0.1 groups of those who had known him f. themselves
133:2.1 if you f. me out by the wayside, attacked by robbers,
133:3.8 we would share it with these our new-f. friends,
133:5.2 art of Greece, examples of which were still to be f.
133:5.12 there were still many keen minds to be f. among the
135:2.4 John f. it difficult to fraternize with the brotherhood.
135:4.4 John read much in the sacred writings which he f.
135:5.1 the precepts of the prophets the Jews f. it difficult to
135:9.1 John f. them in earnest conference, discussing what
136:2.7 The divine Son has f. his Father, the Father has f.
136:2.7 the Father has f. his incarnated Son, and they speak
136:7.3 there had, as yet, been f. no way whereby he could
137:2.5 thrilled with the assurance he had f. the Deliverer.
137:2.6 “I have f. the Deliverer, him of whom Moses and
137:2.9 Jesus little understood why their new-f. teacher was
137:3.6 the news abroad that they had f. the Deliverer.
137:6.5 But those who have f. the kingdom, their joy will
137:7.2 They f. it really easy to be “friends with God,”
138:2.9 when Jesus’ apostles f. him, and chiefly because of
138:3.3 Peter to call upon Simon the Zealot, whom they f. at
138:4.3 They f. it very easy to love and admire Jesus but very
139:2.10 After his rash denials of the Master Peter f. himself,
139:4.10 was f. faithfully carrying out his trust with regard to
139:4.13 John f. that a “soft answer turns away wrath.”
139:5.4 the life they lived seldom f. Philip unprepared.
139:5.5 already f. a high place in the affairs of the kingdom.
139:8.3 f. Thomas was superbly honest and unflinchingly
139:8.11 early f. that it was best, when he was downhearted,
139:11.3 When apostles f. a man or woman who floundered
139:12.14 The worlds have f. it difficult to forgive Judas,
140:6.13 Seek first the kingdom, and when you have f.
140:8.15 worked, lived, and traded in the world as he f. it.
140:10.6 of economic value there is to be f. in his teaching is
141:0.2 After a brief search he f. Jesus sitting in a boat
141:5.3 two things, which always will be f. to harmonize in
142:3.6 three Gods in one had f. lodgment in the religion of
143:3.3 many times your problem is f. to have shrunk in
145:1.3 to the place where the fish were usually to be f.
145:5.3 After more than an hour’s search they f. Jesus and
146:2.15 so little of the spirit of thanksgiving was to be f. in
147:7.1 the official spies from Jerusalem, had again f. Jesus.
148:1.4 were to be f. among these evangelistic students.
149:1.1 scores of afflicted f. restoration of health and
149:1.7 these cases of healing must be f. in a great law
149:2.10 they f. him entirely free from the superstitions of
150:1.3 and personally f. it difficult to carry out in practice.
150:2.2 this woman had f. herself in one of the nefarious
150:9.1 Jesus f. himself surrounded in the synagogue by a
150:9.3 It was too much for them, and they f. themselves
151:4.5 and having f. one pearl of great price, he went out
152:1.1 f. the flute-players already there with the mourners
152:5.1 first up and, going for a walk by the sea, f. Jesus,
153:2.1 by reading from the law as f. in Deuteronomy:
155:5.2 there are to be f. three distinct forms of religious
155:5.14 and having f. such a true and sincere attitude of soul,
155:6.10 they f. him as no other whole race of men have
155:6.18 testifies that God has f. you, idealized, ennobled,
155:6.18 finding the God who has thus f. and sonshipped you.
156:1.7 so much so that Jesus f. it advisable to change his
159:0.1 f. awaiting them a group of one hundred evangelists
159:1.2 And then, when the shepherd has f. his lost sheep,
159:1.2 ‘Rejoice with me, for I have f. my sheep that was
159:4.3 religious wisdom and spiritual truth to be f. in all the
159:5.16 who rejoiced when he f. them willing to return to
159:5.17 But the greatest strength to be f. in his illustrative
160:1.10 to commune with the Father in heaven is to be f.
160:3.5 mountaintop of intellectual thought are to be f.
160:4.10 material rewards of the temporal life are f. to flow
161:1.1 While the apostles f. themselves in difficulty trying to
161:1.1 Rodan f. it still more difficult to prove God is not a
163:3.5 he f. still others standing idle, and he inquired of
163:5.3 the Master, and they f. lodging in David’s camp.
163:6.8 And they f. the Master’s words to be true when they
164:3.4 The Master f. it difficult to make men believe that
165:4.8 Whereas he says, I have f. rest and now shall be
165:5.3 Seek the greater thing, and the lesser will be f.
166:0.1 They f. these messengers of the gospel meeting with
166:2.4 And when he had f. the Master, he fell on his knees
166:4.9 had many times sought fruit thereon and f. none,
166:4.9 looking for fruit on this fig tree and have f. none.
166:4.12 so Jesus f. it necessary to reiterate his message,
168:0.9 followed Mary and so f. themselves unexpectedly in
169:1.2 have they said, ‘Seek the Lord while he may be f..’
169:1.2 and how, when he had f. the straying sheep, he laid it
169:1.4 swept the house and kept up the search until she f.
169:1.4 And as soon as she f. the coin that was lost, she
169:1.4 ‘Rejoice with me, for I have f. the piece that was
169:1.7 famine in that country, and he f. himself in want.
169:1.7 he f. employment with one of the citizens of that
169:1.10 was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is f..
169:1.13 Think of it, my son, your brother was lost and is f.;
171:1.5 David f. himself without a job, and he had about
172:3.4 This Scripture was f. in Zechariah, and it said:
172:3.6 they f. the colt tied near his mother in the open
173:2.5 they f. themselves much confused before all who
173:3.1 When he had f. his older son, likewise he said to
173:5.3 they gathered together as many as they f.,
177:4.4 Judas f. himself becoming strangely resentful that
182:2.1 they returned to their camp and f. Judas absent.
182:3.2 he f. them sound asleep, for their eyes were heavy
182:3.3 the three apostles, Jesus again f. them fast asleep.
182:3.4 back to his apostles, once more he f. them asleep.
183:3.10 with a cloak which he f. in the tent of Simon Peter
183:4.1 James Zebedee f. himself separated from Peter and
184:2.9 On arriving at the camp, he f. only David Zebedee,
185:1.3 the standards of his soldiers in Jerusalem, and f.
185:5.5 now f. himself in the custody of the chief priests and
185:6.1 are to be f. only his sworn enemies and the easily
185:8.2 that he shall die, but I have f. no guilt in him.
186:1.1 they f. many other members of the Sanhedrin
186:1.4 and, forcing his way past the doorkeeper, f. himself
187:4.2 When this thief reached out for salvation, he f.
187:5.8 but they f. Jesus already dead, much to their surprise.
188:1.1 they f. the soldiers taking Jesus down from the cross
189:5.3 they f. Mary Magdalene returned and weeping
190:1.2 they f. everything just as the women had described
190:2.3 as they looked for James and before they f. him,
190:5.3 this morning they went to his tomb and f. it empty”
190:5.3 apostles ran to the tomb and likewise f. it empty”—
191:0.1 by the agents of the Sanhedrin if they were f. abroad.
191:5.1 when the two apostles f. him and took him back
194:2.4 fellowship with the Spirit of Truth is not to be f. in
194:3.13 his spirit to dwell within him when he has f. him.
194:4.10 lest haply you be f. even to be fighting against God
195:0.2 the rest of the Roman Empire was f. to be receptive
195:2.5 f. for the nourishment of their souls the real values
195:3.1 the Christians f. themselves with one God, a great
195:3.1 The Greco-Romans f themselves with a great empire
195:6.1 is over, the religion of Jesus will not be f. bankrupt.
195:6.9 makes a report, and leaves the people as he f. them.
195:6.16 the conclusive proof that God has already f. you.
195:10.9 Jesus did not f. the so-called Christian church, but he
196:0.8 faith of Jesus visualized all spirit values as being f.
196:0.9 to understand how the Father f. it possible so fully
found God
10:8.7 Having thus f. God as the Father of all creatures,
11:1.2 We have always f. him there and always will.
11:1.3 That so few of the universe creatures have f. God on
11:1.4 The Father is always to be f. at this central location
30:4.31 Your residence on Paradise signifies you have f.,
31:3.6 they have f., and they have been duly inducted into
40:2.2 they have f. God and have achieved the Corps of
42:1.3 technique; but in no sense will they have f. God,
101:2.9 man who finds God in nature has already and first f.
101:2.11 God cannot be f. through nature alone, but man
101:2.11 man having otherwise f. him, the study of nature
102:3.4 the realization of the consciousness of having f. God.
102:3.4 not to disclose that he has f. God, but rather to allow
117:6.9 When they find God, they have f. everything.
117:6.16 God the Father can be f. by any individual who has
130:8.2 is in itself evidence that you have already f. him.
130:8.2 And Ezra f. God and to the satisfaction of his soul.
131:4.7 will come the end of evil because man has f. God.
148:6.11 how even the painfully afflicted Job f. the God of
155:6.14 trying to prove to other men that you have f. God;
found—with not
4:5.5 The Hebrews had not f. deliverance from the pagan
31:5.3 These Material Sons are not to be f. in many finaliter
32:2.5 Salvington, but Michael will not always be f..
40:5.16 the ascension plan? but we have not f. the answer.
42:7.5 The heavier atoms are not f. on the surface of many
49:5.11 forms of life appeared on Urantia that are not f.
53:9.7 you look for their places, but they shall not be f..
56:6.4 Even the finaliters, sixth-stage spirits, have not f. the
70:9.17 ideal is the child of civilization; it is not f. in nature.
80:9.4 although buried all over Europe, are not to be f.—
84:5.3 an expanding civilization, but it is not f. in nature.
111:2.7 connotes a value and carries a meaning not f. in
119:1.6 actual statement of that fact cannot be f. outside of
137:7.6 teachings not clearly f. in the Hebrew scriptures,
147:1.3 Verily, verily, I say to you, I have not f. so great
found out
85:2.3 f. out in the forest affectionately embracing an oak.
123:3.2 disillusionment in the course of which Jesus f. out
134:0.2 Jesus had f. out through personal and human
169:2.4 his lord and master, when he subsequently f. out
found—establish
21:0.3 As they go forth from Paradise to f. their universes,
37:9.10 commissioned to f. the Adamic race of that world,
62:5.8 little knowing that they were to f. the human race.
62:5.11 couple forsook their associates to f. the human race
77:4.3 uniting with the Andonites to f. the later Nodite
77:4.6 which blended with the Adamites to f. the Sumerian
77:4.13 of the easternmost of the old Vanite settlements to f.
185:3.2 Jews, and have you sought to f. a new kingdom?”
foundation - see Foundation of Spiritual Progress
3:1.7 God is the primordial f. of the coherence of the
4:2.2 the underlying f. and fundamental background
14:6.14 Havona is the reality f. for the Eternal Son’s spirit-
28:6.8 on that f., if you choose and have it in your heart,
32:1.2 to provide a material f.—literal suns and material
36:2.16 the intellectual life grows out of, and upon the f. of
39:3.3 The intellectual f. of justice is law, and in a local
42:0.1 The f. of the universe is material in the sense that
42:1.1 The f. of the universe is material, but the essence of
44:8.2 always an ancestral f. for every outstanding talent.
50:5.7 Food, security, pleasure, and leisure provide the f.
56:10.10 philosophy, presenting the intellectual f. of religion.
66:8.6 though it had some f. in the planetary presence of
72:12.5 the Spirit of Truth provides the spiritual f. for the
79:4.9 Culture does rest on a biologic f., but caste alone
80:0.1 supply the biologic f. which, when its Adamized
80:5.7 blue man constituted the biologic f. for the modern
89:3.6 the home, society’s veritable f. and the basic
89:6.4 customary to slay a human being as a “f. sacrifice.”
89:6.6 “laid the f. thereof in Abiram, his first-born, and set
89:6.6 two of his sons alive in the f. holes of the city’s gates
89:6.6 Moses had forbidden these f. sacrifices, but the
89:6.6 trinkets is reminiscent of the primitive f. sacrifices.
92:3.5 belief in ghosts laid the f for a philosophy of revealed
92:7.15 the f. and the guiding star of all enduring civilizations
94:4.4 Brahma could constitute the f. for a concept of the
96:5.1 Moses laid the f. for the subsequent birth of a nation
105:3.4 “I AM force” and the f. for the establishment of
106:5.1 these two experiential Deities lays the f. for the
111:1.1 perforce, do all their work upon an intellectual f..
116:4.7 when cosmically totaled, constitute the actual f.
117:4.8 The relation of man to the Supreme is the f. for
121:6.3 which Paul utilized as the f. on which to build his
130:4.1 to lay a more trustworthy f. for the lad’s thinking;
130:5.1 higher levels of thinking and living and laid the f. for
133:6.5 self-realization and constitutes the f. of the soul,
139:9.9 ever have been built upon such a mediocre human f.!
145:3.7 build an enduring spiritual movement upon the f.
157:4.5 I am led to declare that upon this f. will I build the
157:4.7 building the living temple upon that same eternal f.
170:5.16 the f. of the Master’s personal life and teachings,
171:2.3 thus to reckon the cost, after you have laid the f.,
195:10.17 Upon such a f. religion may contribute its spiritual
Foundation of Spiritual Progress
72:3.6 are now under the direction of the newly created F.,
foundations
4:2.5 rebellion, upon the Paradise f. of God’s law.
10:0.2 and this unity rests eternally upon the absolute f. of
48:1.7 city which has f., whose builder and maker is God.”
68:4.3 laid the f. for those powerful social influences
70:5.2 the f. of government were established in the clan
72:6.8 Although state and regional actuarial f. supply many
72:7.4 supported by the fire-prevention and insurance f.,
76:3.8 the third alphabet and laid the f. for much that was
76:5.6 and authority of a Son of God, did lay the f. for
80:9.10 These racial mixtures laid the f. for the European
92:5.10 formed the f. on which later teachers of truth were
94:5.8 It was upon the f. of their gospel that the great
100:2.6 but these are not the eternal f. upon which to build
102:0.0 THE FOUNDATIONS OF RELIGIOUS FAITH
102:1.4 the certitudes of religion spring from the very f. of
105:4.2 eternalize the basic f. for all universe reality.
105:4.7 Triunity relationships arise upon duality f. because
105:4.8 The dualities eternalize reality f..
106:7.8 the creation of certain finite and transcendental f.
116:3.4 The Adjusters are absolute f., and upon absolute
116:3.4 upon absolute f. freewill choice can cause to be
130:1.2 would suddenly destroy the f. of Gadiah’s present
133:4.6 there is a city whose f. are righteousness and truth,
145:4.3 to demolish the f. of their courage and enthusiasm.
147:8.4 they shall raise up the f. of many generations;
156:5.2 “Build well the f. for the growth of a noble
156:5.2 beam, must reject it as unfit to enter into the f. of
156:5.2 make sure that the intellectual and moral f. of
174:0.2 Establish yourself on the spiritual f. of the eternal
195:9.5 striking for a rediscovery of the true and original f.
founded—see founded on or upon
63:7.1 they are cognizant of the history of the race they f..
64:7.5 These peoples all intermarried and f. a new and
69:6.3 When a son f. a new home, he carried a firebrand
71:1.2 Many were f. by conquering nomads, who would
76:3.3 Adam’s first son, Adamson (Adam ben Adam), f.
76:3.4 His son, Enos, f. the new order of worship, and his
79:0.1 their descendant Badonan f. a primitive center of
79:3.8 limitations, the Dravidians f. a superior civilization.
79:5.8 the later and more enduring civilizations were f. by a
84:0.1 Material necessity f. marriage,sex hunger embellished
88:6.5 belief in magic numbers f. the science of mathematics
92:5.14 Mohammed f. a religion which was superior to many
94:6.11 Mo Ti, who proclaimed a brotherhood f. not on
94:7.5 At Benares Gautama f. his school, and it was during
130:2.5 prominent members of the church which Philip f..
131:5.1 central teaching in the religion which he f. in Persia.
133:2.5 Nicopolis, the city which Augustus had f. fifty years
137:2.2 to baptize in John’s name and eventually f. a sect
150:3.2 Andrew asked Jesus if these beliefs were well f..
195:9.6 And all such fears are well f..
195:10.9 which they have been erroneously taught he f..
196:2.6 Jesus f. the religion of personal experience in doing
196:2.6 Paul f. a religion in which the glorified Jesus became
196:3.19 Paul and his conferees f. a religion of faith, hope,
founded on or upon
23:1.3 no classes or subdivisions f. on personal variation.
33:8.5 If their advice is f. on the fundamental laws of the
42:9.1 chemistry, he might have advocated such a belief f.
51:7.3 subcapitals are f. on remote land bodies and among
67:4.3 but f. on the facts of the postrebellion days, which
68:1.3 Primitive society was thus f. on the reciprocity of
68:2.6 The early home was f. upon the sex restlessness of
68:3.3 Except for this ghost factor, all society was f. on
71:7.1 The enduring state is f. on culture, dominated by
84:1.1 Marriage was not f. on sex relations; they were
84:7.10 continuous human associations have never been f.
84:8.1 Marriage, f. on self-maintenance, led to self-
91:4.1 transgresses the spirit of all ethics f. on loving justice
94:6.11 Mo Ti, who proclaimed a brotherhood f. not on
95:6.6 f. on the lingering traditions of Lucifer and Caligastia
96:1.8 a three-in-one God concept f. on the traditions of
97:3.3 The Baal cult was f. on two major doctrines: First,
102:2.6 the body of philosophic thought must ever be f. on
103:1.5 because religion is f. on the recognition of values
103:7.13 faith and reason and is f. on the constitutive mind
103:9.8 Science (knowledge) is f. on the inherent (adjutant
103:9.8 Philosophy (co-ordinate comprehension) is f. on the
103:9.8 f. on the inherent (Adjuster) assumption that faith is
118:1.7 The plans of maturity, f. on past experience, are
121:5.16 Christianity, as Paul preached it, was f. upon a fact:
132:4.8 Civil government is f. on justice, even as true
132:4.8 on justice, even as true religion is f. on mercy.”
134:4.1 The brotherhood of men is f. on the fatherhood of
134:4.2 The kingdom, the divine government, is f. on the
142:7.5 Jesus stated that a true family is f. on the following
155:1.2 My kingdom is f. on love, proclaimed in mercy,
160:2.10 Ideal marriage must be f. on something more
163:7.4 kingdom is the spiritual brotherhood of man f. on the
171:8.2 one of the few parables of the Master to be f. on
174:1.5 Love is f. on understanding, nurtured by unselfish
177:2.6 f. as it is on the father-child relationship, can
181:1.8 The peace of Jesus’ mind was f. on an absolute
191:5.3 Your mission to the world is f. on the fact that I
194:3.2 This new religion is f. on faith, hope, and love.
194:3.14 Pentecost obliterated all religious discrimination f.
196:2.1 The gospel of the kingdom is f. on the personal
196:2.1 Christianity is f. almost exclusively on the personal
founder
92:5.11 Bedouins and the f. of the Hebrew religion—Moses
94:7.6 wife believed her husband’s gospel and was the f. of
95:6.2 This f. of a new religion was a virile and
128:3.6 Paul, the philosopher, if not sole f., of the Christian
131:8.1 collected the following from the teachings of its f.:
134:3.3 The f. of this unique school of religions lived and
149:2.7 Jesus is the only f. of a religion who performed
184:5.5 3. That, by claiming to be a king and the f. of a new
195:0.1 Peter was the real f. of the Christian church; Paul
founders
62:3.11 These retarded twins became the f. of the modern
63:7.1 Andon and Fonta, the splendid f. of the human race,
76:4.1 Adam and Eve were the f. of the violet race of men,
170:1.12 f. and promulgators of Christianity have sought to
founding
77:3.1 presently f. the new city of Dilmun as their racial
84:6.1 together in mutual co-operation—the f. of a home.
84:6.8 it leads directly to home f. and home maintenance,
128:4.5 strange Galilean who declined the opportunity of f.
182:1.6 the glory I had with you before the f. of this world.
185:2.13 the king of the Jews and teaching the f. of a new
fount
12:7.6 surcharged with personality and the universal f. of all
fountain
111:7.5 the f. of faith polluted by the poisons of fear;
125:1.4 of the officiating slaughter priests at the bronze f..
162:4.4 Ophel to near Siloam, where was located the f. gate
fountainhead
78:6.8 continued to thrive long after its f. in Mesopotamia
87:4.1 Ghost fear was the f. of all world religion; and for
fountains
19:2.3 they are the f. of discretion and the wellsprings of
85:4.1 spirits dwelt in the bubbling springs, gushing f.,
founts
30:4.23 they have imbibed at the experiential f. of wisdom.
108:6.7 Monitors are the prisoners of undying hope, the f. of
four—see four and twenty; four hundred, etc.; four days;
four feet; four hours; four inches; four miles;
four minutes; four months; four o’clock;
four per cent; four weeks; four years
5:3.8 becomes an experience realized on f. cosmic levels
5:5.2 Religion may permeate all f. levels of the
11:7.3 The areas between the f. arms would separate
12:1.16 the f. outer space levels are undoubtedly destined
12:3.1 acts over all f. absolute-gravity circuits in the master
12:3.6 These f circuits are not related to the nether Paradise
15:1.4 Number f. is on the comparatively straightaway
15:5.8 such an end would mean that the f. inner planets
16:3.8 Master Spirit Number F..
16:3.8 it is always Master Spirit Number F. who speaks.
16:9.9 In human self-consciousness f. universe-reality
17:0.5 The remaining f. groups are brought into being by
17:4.2 on other occasions two, three, f., or even all seven
19:1.7 it is in danger of committing f. errors of reasoning:
20:1.5 The remaining f. orders of descending sonship are
24:1.2 personalized for service in the following f. orders:
25:0.9 the remaining f. represent attainment levels of the
25:2.5 strangely and innately segregated into groups of f.,
25:3.6 these commissions of f. are advanced to duty on a
25:3.13 conciliators become co-ordinate—f. mutually
25:3.17 A group of f. forever serve together just as they
26:3.7 4. The Messengers take origin on circuit number f..
26:5.1 first met on the receiving world of circuit number f.
29:4.12 Especially do the last f. seem to be wholly automatic
29:4.26 The remaining f. groups of the Master Physical
30:1.93 They are existent on f. ultimate levels of personality
32:2.10 and of these only one has f. peopled planets, while
34:4.12 Nebadon is maintained by the f. control creatures
34:4.12 the description of these f. creatures—called beasts—
34:4.13 The f. points of the compass are universal and
36:2.17 Sphere Number F. and its tributary satellites are
38:9.7 They are divided into f. physical types, seven orders
41:8.1 the carbon cannot hold more than f. such protons,
42:5.1 The sun’s rays constitute f. octaves in the
43:6.4 comprehend the nature of the intervening f. groups
47:1.5 journey there for visits as often as f. times a year.
47:6.1 to make visits to transition world number f.,
47:6.3 during the period of training on world number f.
48:2.19 f. circuit regulators, one planetary custodian,
49:2.15 land, and there are f. distinct species of intelligent life
49:2.23 twenty-three per cent belong to class number f.,
49:6.5 shall gather together his elect from the f. winds.”
51:3.9 Your world has been visited by f. orders of sonship
59:1.9 The sedimentary deposits of these ages are of f. sorts
59:1.19 and developed into f. distinct groups: carnivorous,
61:3.4 from Asia, including the f.-tusked mastodons,
63:3.2 The family was domiciled in f adjoining rock shelters
64:2.6 North Sea, but some three or f. are still above water
64:5.3 nineteen children were five red, f. yellow, f. blue,
65:2.10 frog family, is today represented by f. surviving
67:6.2 in the hands of ten commissions of f. each,
68:5.2 f. great steps in the forward march of civilization.
69:6.1 Primitive society with its f. divisions—industrial,
69:9.2 communism ran counter to f. human proclivities:
72:5.9 Industry operates on a five-day week, working f.
72:6.3 The funds for old-age pensions are derived from f.
72:8.2 The public offices of the nation are grouped in f.
73:3.4 It was fed by f. tributaries which took origin in the
73:3.4 these are the “f. heads” of the river which “went
74:6.2 their family consisted of f. generations numbering
75:8.2 inheritance factors derived from as many as f sources
77:1.7 rebellion, which ensnared a little over f. fifths of
77:4.2 Three out of the f. great Nodite centers were
77:5.10 successively arose at various periods f. diverse
77:5.10 diverse cultures respectively fostered by f. different
79:4.6 Of the f. great castes,all but the first were established
79:6.6 superiority of the ancient yellow race was due to f.
80:9.2 The northern white race thus encompassed these f.
81:2.3 The first f. great advances in human civilization were
83:5.5 institution of polygyny recognized f. sorts of wives:
86:5.16 Those who held the doctrine of three or f. souls
88:1.6 f. was the lucky number of primitive man and was
88:1.6 the early recognition of the f. points of the compass.
94:4.2 Hindu theology depicts f. descending levels of deity
gospel of Gautama was based on the f. noble truths:
95:3.5 In six thousand years only f. great prophets arose
97:9.1 twelve tribes of the Israelites—only three or f. tribes
101:7.4 There are f. phases in the evolution of religious
103:0.3 On Urantia, today, there are f. kinds of religion:
121:4.1 The gentile world was then dominated by f. great
121:8.7 Isador had with him the first f. fifths of Mark’s
121:8.9 a copy of Mark’s Gospel, that is, the first f. fifths,
123:1.6 the caravan conductors and passengers from the f.
123:5.6 contact with human nature from the f. quarters of the
123:5.13 From f. directions Jesus could observe the caravan
126:5.11 farm life as they now had three cows, f. sheep,
127:4.1 upbringing of their family of f. boys and three girls.
127:6.7 That evening about twilight these f. sat down and
128:3.1 the financial pressure was slightly relaxed as f. were
128:3.5 which led to a f.-hour discussion of the way of life
129:1.5 Salome’s f. daughters looked on Jesus as their elder
131:6.2 self is manifested as man’s f. greatest passions:
131:7.2 ruler of all creatures on land and in the f. seas.
132:6.3 replied: “Perhaps we will make Ganid all f.; then can
132:6.3 will be able to recognize f. tones instead of one.”
134:5.10 not prevent world wars nor control the three, f., or
135:8.6 As the people were departing, the f. men still
136:2.4 And while the f. of them tarried in the water, Jesus
137:1.0 1. CHOOSING THE FIRST FOUR APOSTLES
137:2.2 That day, as Jesus and his f. disciple-apostles
137:2.3 Jesus and his f. disciple-apostles were well on their
137:2.3 he was well known to all f. of the new apostles.
137:4.1 f. times the number bidden to the wedding feast.
139:1.3 Andrew was one of the inner circle of f. apostles,
139:2.9 kingdom and send its messengers to the f. corners of
139:3.1 James was married, had f. children, and lived near
139:5.1 being called when Jesus and his first f. apostles were
139:5.4 Philip came from a family of seven, f. girls and three
139:5.5 the ability to put two and two together to obtain f..
139:7.1 Matthew was married and had f. children.
139:8.2 was twenty-nine years old, was married, and had f.
140:5.4 calling attention to f. faith attitudes as the prelude to
140:5.4 to the subsequent portrayal of his f. transcendent
140:5.15 And Jesus illustrated this by pointing out f. supreme
143:5.13 Nalda had lived with f. different men since her
145:0.0 FOUR EVENTFUL DAYS AT CAPERNAUM
151:3.4 Jesus narrated three or f. parables from the Hebrew
154:4.1 meeting was divided into f. nearly equal groups who
158:1.10 a silvery cloud drew near and overshadowed the f.
164:0.2 reached Jericho about half past f. and prepared to
166:2.7 these men really believed they had leprosy, only f.
167:1.2 beckoned the Jerusalem Pharisee to sit f. seats to the
170:1.8 Christian era, embraced f. distinct groups of ideas:
170:3.3 experience and consists in the following f. steps,
173:1.3 to charge the equivalent of from three to f. cents
173:4.4 to dust and his ashes scattered to the f. winds.”
174:0.3 and visited more than an hour with the f. apostles.
174:1.2 Jesus looked significantly at all f. and answered:
181:2.18 are soon going to be scattered to the f. corners of
181:2.29 will not crow until you have denied me three or f.
183:4.2 David remained with three or f. messengers,
187:0.1 It was the Roman custom to assign f. soldiers for
187:2.8 the f. soldiers assigned to the Master’s crucifixion,
187:2.8 down to near the knees, to be cut up into f. pieces,
188:1.1 the centurion ordered f. of his soldiers to his side,
188:1.3 was wrapped in a linen sheet as the f. men carried it,
190:1.2 the f. women who had seen Jesus went over to the
190:1.5 I have talked with Mary Magdalene and f. other
190:3.2 up to this time, Mary Magdalene had witnessed f..
four and twenty
24:5.3 serve as the ex officio heads of the f. administrators
34:4.11 But he did not see the seats of the f. sentinels about
34:4.11 The seats of the f. elders are on Jerusem,
36:2.16 there come into existence the f. basic orders of
45:4.0 4. THE FOUR AND TWENTY COUNSELORS
45:4.1 of the Urantia advisory council, the f. counselors.
45:4.1 John the Revelator called them the f. elders: “And
45:4.1 elders: “And round about the throne were f. seats,
45:4.1 and upon the seats I saw f. elders sitting, clothed in
45:4.1 These f. counselors are his personal agents on
45:4.16 governors general, members of the f. counselors.
45:7.7 they appear in the presence of the f. counselors and
48:6.5 These seraphim then make recommendations to the f
50:2.2 avail themselves of the advice of the f. counselors,
76:6.3 assigned membership among the f. counselors who
93:10.5 to the Urantia service on Jerusem as one of the f.
93:10.9 on the Jerusem corps of Urantia directors, the f.
four billion
37:8.8 students of this order in training number almost f..
four days
108:2.1 generation is running five years, ten months, and f.;
122:7.3 when the food was packed for the trip of three or f.
127:6.4 He spent f. going up to the Passover and thought
140:5.8 Physical fasting becomes dangerous after f. or five
156:3.1 work, Jesus left them for a period of three or f.,
168:0.1 Martha’s brother, Lazarus, had been dead f. and
168:1.12 My brother has now been dead f., so that by this
168:2.9 Lazarus was never able to tell anything about the f.
four feet
49:2.20 In Satania there is only one race under f. in height.
62:3.2 These children grew to be a little over f. in height.
62:3.3 all more than f. tall and in every way superior to the
four hours
125:5.8 For more than f. this Nazareth youth plied these
140:8.1 This was a f. teaching conference, embracing
145:5.4 For more than f. Jesus endeavored to explain to
four hundred
18:4.8 the spiritual undertakings on the f. ninety worlds of
28:7.1 the ascending creatures domiciled on the f. ninety
37:6.2 on the f. and ninety spheres of spirit progress
41:3.2 the stellar cloud Antares, is f. and fifty times the
46:5.19 F. and ninety-five years ago, when this temple was
58:2.6 by the highest auroral streamers—about f. miles.
58:3.2 This short-ray energy charge of universe space is f.
162:4.4 almost f. and fifty priests with a corresponding
163:1.2 majority of his messenger corps numbering over f.,
four hundred billion
119:0.7 organization of your local universe about f. years
four hundred million
59:0.2 The prelife era extends over the initial f. and fifty
four hundred thousand
12:1.14 varies in width but averages about f. light-years.
74:8.3 corporeal staff of the Planetary Prince more than f.
76:5.6 regime, extending over a period of more than f.
four inches
59:5.7 cockroaches developed, some grew to be f. long.
60:2.8 oceans, their average size ranging from three to f.,
four miles
58:7.3 these ancient rock systems are as much as f. thick,
61:3.3 The great f.-mile vertical fault in the California
122:2.6 Joseph to let her journey to the City of Judah, f.
135:0.2 known in those days as the City of Judah, about f.
156:4.1 Jew named Joseph, a believer, who lived three or f.
four million
78:2.5 the Adamites numbering f. and a half million,
four minutes
46:1.2 equals three days of Urantia time, less one hour, f.,
four months
125:4.3 replied, “thirteen years lacking a trifle more than f..
128:4.1 The last f. of this year Jesus spent in Damascus
130:0.4 It was while working f. at Damascus that Jesus had
135:6.5 John preached f. at Bethany ford before starting
137:7.0 7. FOUR MONTHS OF TRAINING
137:7.1 For f. long months—March, April, May, and June—
137:7.2 Throughout these f. months these seven believers,
137:7.14 public work, the apostles looked back on these f.
148:2.1 conducted for f. what should be regarded as the
four o’clock
172:0.1 the apostles arrived at Bethany shortly after f. on
173:5.5 About f. this afternoon Jesus beckoned to his
177:3.3 About f., runners came to David Zebedee bringing
178:2.12 It was about half past f. when the three apostles
184:3.18 the Sanhedrist trial of Jesus ended at half past f..
188:1.3 At about half past f. the burial procession of Jesus
189:3.1 past f. this Sunday morning, Gabriel summoned
190:3.1 Joseph of Arimathea, at fifteen minutes past f. on
190:4.1 About half past f., at the home of one Flavius,
193:1.1 About f. on Sabbath afternoon, May 13, the Master
194:1.4 half past f. more than two thousand new believers
four per cent
11:4.3 occupy about f. of that portion of the peripheral area
11:4.4 existing universes is occupied only from one to f.,
four thousand
59:2.10 the trilobites had from twenty-five to f. tiny eyelets;
73:7.1 overrun by these lower-grade Nodites for almost f.
98:7.4 of Occident and Orient that have arisen in the last f.
98:7.12 It is nearly f. years since this emergency Son of
128:3.3 This merchant owned over f. caravan camels;
165:1.2 over f. persons composed the large audience which
171:1.4 At this time almost f. visitors were in residence,
four weeks
141:7.1 teaching and preaching, for f. before they went on
141:8.1 Throughout the f’ sojourn at Bethany beyond Jordan
150:2.3 service, together with Rebecca, at Jotapata about f.
159:0.2 Jesus allotted f. weeks to this tour, instructing his
159:6.1 The mission of f. weeks in the Decapolis was
162:0.4 the end of the following month (October), about f.
four years or four years’
62:2.2 mammals attained full growth when three or f.
72:11.2 pursued by such commissioned officers are f.
72:11.2 the individual has, during his f. years’ course,
72:11.2 the special schools where the courses are f. years
72:11.3 enlistments in all branches of the service are for f.
74:7.1 The children of Adam, except for f years’ attendance
77:3.4 After f. and one-half years of work a great dispute
84:3.9 mothers used to nurse their babies until they were f.
97:9.18 After f. of civil war and three dynasties, Israel fell
123:1.7 In July of this year, one month before Jesus was f.
124:6.14 For the first time since he was f. old, he was too
127:3.14 For f. their standard of living had steadily declined
129:0.3 For more than f. years they discerned that Jesus was
136:5.3 Personalized Adjuster, and for more than f. years
139:4.13 was banished to the Isle of Patmos for a period of f.
139:9.11 having been honored and blessed with f. of close
139:11.4 F. years was too short a time in which to make such
194:2.9 their almost f. of personal and loving association
fourfold
132:6.3 then can he enjoy a f. satisfaction in life as his ear
171:6.2 exacted aught from any man, I will restore f..
fours
60:1.10 They walked on all f., and one branch of this
fourscore
169:2.4 said the steward, ‘Take your bond and write f..’
fourteen
29:2.11 these f. beings are to universe power what the Seven
47:2.5 in families of five, ranging in ages from six to f.;
47:2.5 whose ages are six, eight, ten, twelve, and f..
62:4.2 When about f. years of age, they fled from the tribe,
65:2.11 Only f. phyla have appeared on Urantia, the fishes
74:5.2 seraphic transports of Satania left the planet with f.
123:4.3 up to the age of f. he was cheerful and lighthearted
126:2.2 This carpenter lad, now just past f. years of age,
135:1.1 no school from which to graduate at the age of f.,
158:4.2 This man, James of Safed, had a son about f. years
164:2.1 Among this group were f. men who were then, or
168:3.3 f. members of the Sanhedrin resigned in a body
168:3.3 this group of f. withdrew from the Sanhedrin on
fourteenth
126:0.1 the f. and fifteenth years were the most crucial.
126:1.0 1. HIS FOURTEENTH YEAR (A.D. 8)
126:1.1 This is the calendar year of his f. birthday.
192:3.1 this was the Master’s f. morontia manifestation.
fourth—see fourth—fraction; fourth creatures;
fourth day; fourth level; fourth stage
14:5.4 the Infinite Spirit, ascenders are transferred to the f..
16:3.9 This Spirit fosters the f. segment of the grand univ.
16:3.9 the Reflective Spirits of the headquarters of the f.
25:1.3 Every f. servital is more physical in type than the
26:7.6 the ministry of the Son finders on the f. circle of
26:8.1 The f. Havona circuit is sometimes called the “circuit
26:8.2 ministers to the ascending mortals of the f. circuit.
27:7.8 the f. was the awakening in Havona; the fifth
28:4.11 The f. primary seconaphim and every seventh
29:2.16 one hundred power centers of the f. order.
31:9.9 the f. and last of the ever-increasing-sized universes
35:3.17 4. The f. sphere is occupied with a review of the
36:2.1 The Melchizedeks have the oversight of the f. group
38:7.6 Every f. cherubim and every f. sanobim are quasi-
39:1.15 The f. creature bestowal of the Creator Son was in
39:4.1 The f. order of seraphim are assigned to the duties of
39:4.1 F.-order seraphim are by nature endowed with
41:1.2 Supreme Power Centers of the f. order are
42:7.9 the members of this f. and outermost group of
46:5.15 The f. circle is the home of the Vorondadeks and all
46:5.22 The f. circle is held by the administrator seraphim,
47:6.0 6. THE FOURTH MANSION WORLD
47:6.1 When you arrive on the f. mansion world, you
47:6.1 these superangels of the f. transition world
47:6.2 On the f. mansonia the individual ascender more
47:6.4 The intellectual and social culture of this f. mansion
47:7.2 language before leaving the f. mansion world,
48:6.33 third, Edentia and its satellites; the f., Salvington
49:2.25 The superbreathers employ the f. type of energy
51:4.3 growth and spiritual development, the second, f.,
51:7.1 the f. dispensation of an evolutionary world of time
53:6.2 explains why such a large number of the f. order,
53:7.6 But the terrible breakdown came in the f. group,
61:7.2 750,000 years ago the f. ice sheet, a union of the
64:4.4 750,000 years ago the f. ice sheet was well on its
64:4.6 700,000 years ago the f. glacier, the greatest of all
64:4.11 These times of the f. and fifth glaciers witnessed the
65:2.10 bird family, and the f., the ancestors of mammals and
72:8.2 The f. and last division of officeholders are not
77:5.6 Every f. child born to them was of a unique order.
80:4.2 Between the third and f. invasions a horde of
92:4.8 Christ Michael presented for the f. time to Urantia
94:1.7 The second, third, and f. Vedas followed as the
95:7.6 God is present as a f.,” for is he not “the first and the
104:4.22 The F. Triunity—the triunity of energy infinity.
104:4.27 The f. triunity absolutely controls the fundamental
113:1.7 Upon attainment of the f. circle, mortal beings are
114:6.8 the overcontrol of international relations is the f.
119:3.4 carried the f. proclamation of the Ancients of Days
119:4.0 4. THE FOURTH BESTOWAL
119:4.1 witness Michael’s disappearance on his f. mission of
120:0.4 on the f. bestowal to the will of the Son and Spirit;
121:6.3 is exemplified by the F. Book of the Maccabees;
123:1.4 Jesus’ entire f. year was a period of normal physical
123:4.9 The f. member of the Nazareth family, Joseph, was
130:3.4 By the f. hour after landing they were settled near
136:8.0 8. THE FOURTH DECISION
157:6.3 The f. and last period of his earth career began
157:6.3 During the f. period, while the majority of his
157:7.5 where he had appointed to inaugurate his f. phase of
187:2.8 one the turban, one the girdle, and the f. the cloak.
190:2.6 And David did not long wait, for the f. appearance
fourth—fraction
61:5.3 half of the glacial ice was in North America, one f.
61:5.3 and one f. elsewhere, chiefly in Antarctica.
66:7.17 out of the fact that seven was one f. of twenty-eight.
73:5.2 though the Garden was only one-f. finished, it had
124:2.9 it cost only about one f. as much to live there as in
fourth creatures
25:1.3 These f. are somewhat on the order of material
25:2.5 three are spirit personalities, and one, like the f. of
25:2.8 Divine executioners, being f.—quasi-material beings
38:7.6 children of the Mother Spirit are characterized by “f”
38:7.7 angelic f. are of great assistance to the seraphim in
38:8.4 These “f.” of the angelic orders always retain their
38:8.4 They will continue on as cherubim and sanobim,
44:0.17 Belonging to this class are the so-called f. of the
44:0.17 the Havona Servitals and the f. of the conciliators.
fourth day
74:3.5 On the f. Adam and Eve addressed the Garden
74:3.5 And thus ended the f. day on earth.
123:1.1 On the f. of the journey the party reached its
124:6.8 By the f. and last day’s journey the road was a
125:6.0 6. THE FOURTH DAY IN THE TEMPLE
167:4.3 third day; that decay was well advanced by the f.,
168:1.14 third day, so that it was taking full effect on the f..
168:1.14 the abode of departed spirits ere the f. had dawned.
fourth level
11:6.4 Paradise to and even beyond the f. outer space level.
11:7.4 space extends horizontally outward through the f.
12:1.9 6. The F. and Outermost Space Level.
12:1.16 additional and unrevealed creation beyond the f.
12:6.8 from Paradise to the f. and outermost space level?
12:6.13 present to the outer margins of the f. space level.
101:7.4 The f. of philosophy attains freedom from all
106:5.1 from Havona to the f. and outermost space level.
fourth stage
55:0.8 4. The f. or local universe stage.
55:2.8 By the time a world attains the f. of light and life,
55:4.10 very few of them ever remain beyond the f. of light.
55:4.17 4. The f. stage of light and life.
55:6.4 In the f. of light and life the advanced mortals seem
55:10.0 10. THE F. OR LOCAL UNIVERSE STAGE
55:10.9 On attaining this f. of development the Creator Son
65:1.9 a possible f. of being wherein we shall be wholly
107:2.5 There is a f. of service about which we are not sure
107:2.5 The Melchizedeks teach that the f. Adjusters are on
157:6.3 Jesus now entered upon the f. and last stage of his
191:3.3 to the f. on Monday, the 17th; to the fifth on
fourths
72:7.7 a three-f. referendum is required before any state can
72:7.14 Every six years this body, by a three-f. ballot,
75:6.4 only to lose more than three f. of their children
141:1.5 three f. of his followers had previously followed John
fowls
81:2.12 raising of sheep, goats, cows, camels, horses, f.,
fox
126:5.7 surprising that he once alluded to Herod as “that f.
171:4.6 Go you and tell that f. that the Son of Man preaches
foxes
61:3.13 represented by several groups, notably wolves and f.;
157:6.12 though the f. have holes and the birds of heaven have
163:2.2 To this man Jesus said: “My son, the f. have holes,
Foxhall peoples
64:2.0 2. THE FOXHALL PEOPLES
64:2.4 the F. of England and the Badonan tribes of India
64:2.5 The F. were farthest west and succeeded in retaining
64:2.5 they also preserved their knowledge of flintworking,
64:2.5 they transmitted to their descendants, the ancient
64:2.6 Though the remains of the F. were the last to be
64:2.7 Many of the more intelligent and spiritual of the F.
64:2.7 And these people, as they were later admixed with
64:3.1 Besides the F. in the west, another struggling center
fraction
25:3.15 But these are only a very small f. of the multitude of
29:3.5 never for a f. of a second can these beings
89:3.3 the art of augmenting life’s f. by lowering the
117:4.12 the destiny of an infinitesimal f. of the future of the
fractures
90:4.4 The shamans learned to treat f. and dislocations,
fragment or Father fragment
0:12.13 know that there dwells within the human mind a f.
1:4.3 within each moral being of this planet a f. of God,
1:4.3 it is designedly intended to be one with you if you
2:1.11 That f of the pure Deity of the Father which indwells
2:7.7 Man’s Adjuster is a f. of God and everlastingly seeks
3:4.7 in the image of God—there lives within him a f. of
5:0.1 the fact that an actual f. of the living God resides
5:2.4 It is because of this God f. that indwells you that you
5:5.6 in the realization of the indwelling presence of a f.
5:6.5 mind of personality endowment is indwelt by a f. of
6:4.6 The indwelling Ff. adjusts the human mind to divine
6:5.7 And as the spirit f. of the Father dwells within you,
12:7.13 —that mysterious communion of the Ff. with the
12:8.16 the f. of potential spirit personality in the individual
16:8.19 indwelt by a prepersonal f. of God the Father,
19:6.3 capacity for fusion with a non-Adjuster Ff.
30:1.99 such an Adjuster f. of himself evolves the spirit soul
30:1.10 Fusion with an Adjuster or other such f. constitutes
31:1.2 create reception capacity for the bestowal of a f. of
31:2.4 One is a direct personalization of a f. of the Father,
31:2.4 the surviving immortal soul fused with a f. of the
32:4.5 the indwelling Adjuster, a f. of his prepersonal spirit;
37:5.2 immortality by fusion with an individualized f. of the
40:6.8 5. There dwells within you a f. of the Father, and you
40:7.5 Fusion with a f. of the Father is equivalent to a
49:6.5 the same immortal Ff. that lived in him during the
55:6.4 mortals are able to commune with the indwelling Ff.
56:3.5 by the fusion of self-conscious mind with a f. of
103:1.1 derives from the identical nature of the God f.
103:2.10 indwelling Adjuster, and this Adjuster is a f. of God.
107:0.3 The f. of God which indwells the mind of man is the
107:4.1 of Deity which can be contained within such a f. of
107:4.7 really fathom what it means to have an absolute f.
107:4.7 When mortal man fuses with an actual f. of the
107:4.7 potentiality of the subjective f. of this same God.
109:7.1 the Adjuster type of Ff. attains personality only by
111:2.6 and all potentials inherent in such a f. of absolute
111:2.10 the overcontrol of an actual f. of the very God of all
111:5.4 And already has the Father chosen to make a f. of
111:5.6 inner union (fusion) with the indwelling God f.,
112:5.2 the divine Thought Adjuster, an actual f. of God.
113:7.8 and fusion with, a non-Adjuster f. of the Father.
117:3.9 contains within himself an actual f. of the highest and
132:3.9 this immortal and indwelling spirit f. of the Father.
134:4.7 God is spirit, and God gives a f. of his spirit self to
179:5.6 spirit fraternizes with the indwelling f. of his Father.
fragmentable
107:1.7 But the nature of the Eternal Son is not thus f.;
fragmentary
51:3.2 by the f. account of the aborted development of such
136:4.10 the f. narratives of the Mount Hermon struggles,
139:4.14 It is preserved in only f. and adulterated form.
fragmentation
7:5.3 personal nature of the Eternal Son is incapable of f..
195:4.4 threatened extinction, later rejuvenation, f.,
fragmentations
30:1.10 though these entities are by no means the only f. of
30:1.11 The f. of the premind spirit of the Third Source
30:1.12 And there are still other f. of Deity.
42:11.1 and pure spirit—as the Adjusters and other similar f..
56:3.2 there is yet a third—pure-spirit f.—the Father’s
107:5.1 for Adjusters are f. of God on an absolute level of
fragmented
1:3.6 (outside of Paradise) only in the presences of his f.
6:4.5 the spiritual function of the f. presence of the Father.
7:5.3 What the experience of f entities means to the Father
30:1.10 V. F. ENTITIES OF DEITY.
107:4.2 absolutes within the potentialities of their f. nature.
fragmentize
6:5.5 cannot f. his nature, cannot distribute and bestow
fragmentized
1:2.10 Through the presence of his f. spirit the Creator
6:5.6 absolute personality cannot be disintegrated or f..
57:6.5 zone of gravity-tidal disruption, was swiftly f.,
107:1.2 Adjusters are not created beings; they are f. entities
fragmentizes
107:1.7 As the Universal Father f. his prepersonal Deity,
fragments or Father fragments—noun
0:2.3 1. Prepersonal—as in the ministry of the F., such as
3:1.9 action of the Adjusters, the indwelling f. of God,
3:1.11 determined by whether or not they are indwelt by F.,
5:0.2 creation through the agency of his prepersonal f..
5:3.2 I know that all orders of F. are empowered to
6:4.5 Father appears in the f. of the totality of his Deity,
6:4.5 these F. have a solitary, unique, and exclusive
6:4.5 function wherever and whenever they appear in the
6:6.3 though these F. are entirely outside of the mind
9:5.2 Even F. find it impossible to indwell the minds of
10:3.15 acts directly throughout creation by his exclusive f.—
10:3.18 except in the bestowals of the God f. and in other
13:0.6 F. are among the natives of Divinington;
13:1.4 Only the F. and those personalities and other
13:1.6 the purpose, and activities of all other forms of F.,
15:5.10 cold matter, mere f. and meteors, circulating through
17:3.9 we have every reason to believe that all F. are fully
28:5.22 knowledge and plans of the F. are not reflectible.
30:1.10 The functions of the other-than-Adjuster f. are
30:1.11 though hardly comparable to the F., should be
30:1.11 but such f. of premind spirit are bestowed upon
40:7.1 These f. of the divine nature of the Father carry the
40:7.3 These indwelling f. of God are with your order of
57:6.5 Shooting stars are the f. of larger bodies of matter
57:6.5 Saturn’s rings are the f. of a disrupted satellite.
107:1.4 like God himself, these f. of his unfathomable nature
107:1.5 have aught to do with the production of F..
107:1.6 the F. must be the gift of the absolute God to those
107:2.9 many ways in which these mysterious God f. can be
107:4.2 divine gifts as the qualified absolute f. of the Father.
107:5.4 developed capacity for fusion with such Deity f..
107:6.4 so difficult to perceive that his f. would be both.
107:6.6 The Adjusters are f. of the ancestor of gravity, not
107:7.1 Though not personal, these marvelous f of the Father
107:7.6 To our orders of being these f. of Deity are known
108:0.2 becomes actual in the ministry of the Adjuster f.
108:3.9 the Adjusters, who are f. of the prepersonal Deity of
108:4.1 from possible co-ordination with other Deity f.,
109:7.1 We cannot state whether or not non-Adjuster F. are
116:3.4 and the indwelling f. of the Father actually unify
116:3.4 in man these divine f. of God are the Adjusters
118:1.8 eternal continuum, the f. of which are called time.
139:4.14 This Book of Revelation contains the surviving f. of
152:2.9 And when they had finished gathering up the f.,
152:3.3 gathered about the twelve baskets of the f. of food;
fragments—verb
30:1.99 God, as a person, creates; God, as a preperson, f.;
fragrant
16:7.9 by the contagion of the contact of morally f. persons
46:5.25 The entire world has been rendered spiritually f.
99:4.1 Genuine religion renders the religionist socially f.
frail
141:7.12 mortal influence or subject to f. human judgment.
182:1.5 These men are weak and f., but I know we can
frailties
103:8.6 Revelation is a compensation for the f. of evolving
127:6.15 and full of sympathy for the f. of human nature.
159:1.5 brethren for being guilty of these same human f.?
159:3.9 patient with their f., but that I am also ruthless with
171:4.2 the f. of man’s defense against the trials and testing
179:3.2 his f. of the flesh, Peter loved the Master.
frailty
181:2.27 trouble for yourself if you do not master this f..
frame
3:3.2 understand that “he knows your f.; he remembers
9:3.3 Antigravity can annul gravity within a local f.;
12:7.7 but if the time f. is enlarged beyond the moment to
81:2.17 the skeleton f. for the hut, which was interlaced with
103:5.6 always be satisfactorily resolved in a time-space f..
112:7.19 are of earthly, animal origin; your f. is indeed dust.
115:1.1 all mind to form a universe f. in which to think.
115:1.1 a means of logical thought within the f. of these
115:1.2 Man must think in a mortal universe f., but that
118:5.1 Within the time-space f. and from the intellectual
118:6.3 Within a local f., volition may appear to function as
118:6.7 function within the universe f. which has actualized
179:1.8 and they were in anything but a pleasant f. of mind.
191:1.1 And it was to Peter, in such a f. of mind and in
frames
115:1.0 1. RELATIVITY OF CONCEPT FRAMES
115:1.1 And while such universe f. for creature thought are
115:1.2 Conceptual f. of the universe are only relatively
115:1.2 cannot envision other and higher f. within which
framework
94:4.10 In India the philosophical f. is existent, the cult
frameworks
81:2.18 the effects of smearing these pole f. with moist clay.
France
61:3.8 through a narrow channel which extended across F.,
61:4.2 water, including parts of England, Belgium, and F.,
61:5.4 and it overspread western Europe down to F..
63:5.2 Before this extensive ice sheet reached F. and the
63:5.3 Andonic tribes were the early river dwellers of F.;
64:1.5 of ice age England was connected by land with F.,
64:1.6 To the west they passed over Europe to F. and
64:2.2 groups were arriving in England from southern F..
64:2.6 At that time the land bridge still connected F. with
64:4.1 from the highland centers in northwest India to F.
64:4.2 the tribes in F. were the first to adopt the practice of
80:5.5 blue man that persisted longest were in southern F.,
80:5.8 Europe, including northern Germany, northern F.,
80:9.5 resting in Asia and the apex penetrating eastern F..
80:9.13 southern F. and Spain it was the New Stone Age
franchise
71:2.8 opinion was clothed with the powers of personal f..
72:9.2 All workers belong to some economic f. group,
72:9.6 At the time this f. plan was adopted, the territorial
frandalanks
28:6.11 they are just as dependable as indicators as are the f.
29:4.2 master f., those living instruments which indicate
29:4.11 7. The F. and Chronoldeks.
29:4.26 and f. are wholly automatic in their reactions;
29:4.36 7. The F.. These beings are the joint creation of all
29:4.36 F. are the most numerous of all the Master Physical
29:4.36 the number functioning in Satania alone is beyond
29:4.36 They are stationed on all inhabited worlds and are
29:4.36 They function interchangeably in the central and
29:4.37 The f. are created in thirty divisions, one for each
29:4.37 they function exclusively as living and automatic
29:4.37 These living barometers are solely concerned with
29:4.37 They are to the physical universe what the vast
29:4.37 The f. that register time in addition to quantitative
29:4.38 I recognize that the f. are intelligent, but I cannot
30:2.17 7. F. and Chronoldeks.
41:1.4 ten associated mechanical controllers and ten f. who
frank
81:2.9 But the f., honest, and fearless search for true causes
83:5.12 to monogamy, the first move away from f. polygyny.
92:4.9 such f. statements, even at the risk of weakening
97:8.2 The f. pessimism of Ecclesiastes was a worldly wise
100:7.11 Jesus was f., but always friendly.
127:1.4 imagine their confusion when Jesus would make f.
127:2.7 always had he depended upon a f. statement of
180:5.5 you are desirous that all men speak the full and f.
frankly
10:7.5 F., we do not know; we are not really sure.
32:5.6 F., eternity is incomprehensible to the finite mind of
69:5.7 royalty or was granted f. for the payment of money.
84:7.29 freely and f. discussing every proposal and regulation
94:2.5 Many of the new cults were f. atheistic, claiming that
98:2.4 were f. monotheistic; they gave scant recognition to
100:7.4 Jesus f. faced the realities of life, but he was never
125:2.4 Both of them feared to talk f. with the lad about
126:0.2 F., they did not understand him, but they did truly
127:6.8 Mary f. asked Jesus if he would get married if he
144:1.7 and Thomas f. confessed they were puzzled;
158:4.7 Andrew f. confessed defeat and requested the father
160:1.7 the difficulty, to isolate the problem, and f. to
180:5.5 fully and f. speak the full thought of your mind to
193:4.9 5. Judas did not like to face facts f.;
frankness
100:7.11 But throughout all this f. Jesus was unerringly fair.
123:6.8 at first he was somewhat shocked by Jesus’ f.
181:2.21 When I have gone,it may be that your f. will interfere
frantic
149:3.2 leaders at Jerusalem were becoming well-nigh f. as
fraternal
0:1.6 Associative—self-personalized and divinely f. Deity.
5:6.9 constitutes the vast universal family circle and f.
10:3.3 activities the Son and the Spirit are exquisitely f.,
12:7.9 against the impersonal levels that lie outside the f.
13:2.6 The worlds of the inner circuit are really f. or status
16:6.3 kindred minds are also very f. and inclined towards
16:9.13 the concurrent realization of our f. relationship with
17:1.9 The Supreme Executives preside over such f.
18:1.1 The conduct of the affairs of these seven f. spheres
26:3.1 There you will all be, in the highest sense, f. and
26:3.8 always the wise and sympathetic promoters of f.
27:3.4 you also impart to each of these f. beings something
28:5.18 Effective use is made of the f. competitive spirit by
28:6.8 f. fellowship, spiritual communion, and divine
45:6.1 your thoughts and occupy your seasons of f. contact.
47:4.2 of celestial life differ, they are all friendly and f..
52:6.3 and interracial social contacts and f. associations
52:6.7 Mutual understanding and f. love are transcendent
53:0.1 disregard of f. obligations, blindness to cosmic
54:6.4 None of these f. consequences of misbehavior in the
55:6.1 to his family, has become more altruistic and f..
64:6.14 Because they developed a f. spirit, the various tribes
74:4.1 the simplicity of the f. and democratic manner of
81:6.33 Modernized co-ordination and f. regulation will be
84:7.29 Andites were ideally f. in all their family government.
84:7.29 parental affection are augmented by f. devotion.
104:4.7 the divinely f., creature-loving, fatherly-acting,
117:6.10 this f. affection is the essence of the love of the
117:7.13 administrative, governmental, and f. development.
121:5.9 They were personal and f., giving rise to religious
139:1.2 never gave Andrew a nickname, a f. designation.
141:5.1 I do not desire that social harmony and f. peace
143:7.8 of refreshing, creative, f., and romantic attitudes by
157:4.3 Jesus relieved the tension by that friendly and f. smile
180:5.6 highest concept of moral obligation as regards all f.
181:2.13 in which gentile sits alongside Jew in f. association
184:4.6 In the f. realities of the kingdom of heaven the
193:4.1 a solemn warning against the dangers of f. isolation.
fraternally
70:3.8 The Hebrews treated adopted aliens kindly and f..
fraternities
70:7.10 as a rite of initiation into one of these secret f..
70:7.19 societies became intertribal, the first international f..
fraternity
5:2.4 The proof of f. with the divine Adjuster consists in
6:6.2 there would be no spiritual consciousness in the f. of
10:2.3 The Spirit is indispensable to the f. of the Second
14:6.16 for the realization of reciprocation of equality f.
38:2.6 your f. with the seraphim will be ideal;
39:3.7 quicken your appreciation of those very truths of f.
45:2.5 On Jerusem there exists the utmost f. between all the
52:6.3 1. Social f.. Multiplication of international and
54:1.2 reality of justice—intelligence, maturity, f., and equity
54:1.3 regardful of social equity, cosmic fairness, universe f.
55:10.8 In this way the man of Michael will find a fuller f. of
71:5.3 better promoted by co-operation, understanding f.,
81:6.36 beings learning how to live together in peace and f..
83:8.3 to the f. of Christ Michael and his human brethren.
84:7.28 The family is the fundamental unit of f. in which
89:9.3 the early Jewish f. was a sacrificial blood affair.
92:5.16 religious truth—the Fatherhood of God and the f. of
94:8.19 Buddhistic brotherhood was not a f. of believers but
99:7.5 Economic interdependence and social f. will conduce
101:6.11 the human realization of the f. of mortal beings and
103:7.9 spiritual experience is the source of the f. impulse
141:3.8 mean to condone sin or to counsel f. with iniquity.
157:4.5 hosts of sin shall not prevail against this human f.
180:5.6 golden rule as a purely intellectual affirmation of f.
fraternize
5:0.1 to f. with the individual human creature, then must
13:1.4 direct and exclusive origin in the Father f. and
13:2.4 “bosom of the Father-Son-Spirit,” where they f. with
23:1.5 very few orders of intelligence with whom they can f.
23:4.1 the ability of such beings to understand and f. with
25:8.3 accomplish in behalf of those with whom they f.;
26:3.1 You will fully recognize and exquisitely f. with
26:11.3 both the ascending and the descending pilgrims f.
27:2.2 evince a predilection to f. with the reserve corps of
27:2.3 You must also f. with upwards of three thousand
30:4.10 After natural death all types of ascenders f. as one
31:8.4 all mortals who attain Paradise frequently f. with the
37:5.2 On the mansion worlds you will meet and f. with
39:4.18 Here f. beings who are wholly spiritual and
44:0.18 ability to recognize and f. with the fellow beings
48:2.26 you will increasingly discern and f. with spirit beings;
51:4.6 The yellow and red men often f., but not always.
66:7.6 They were trained to f. with younger groups, older
72:1.1 blended, but they f. and socialize very acceptably.
135:2.4 John found it very difficult to f. with the brotherhood
138:8.9 with his apostles to f. with an intruding child.
193:4.2 persistently refused to confide in, or freely f. with,
fraternized
6:1.4 those who f. with this divine being in human form
19:5.10 I have f. with the perfecting mortals—spiritualized
64:7.5 These three groups never fully f. with the red man
100:7.17 Jesus was great because he was good, and yet he f.
135:2.3 congregated in this region with their herds and f.
189:2.1 resurrected Jesus f. with the assembled morontia
fraternizes
84:6.4 The hand that rocks the cradle still f. with destiny.
179:5.6 his spirit f. with the indwelling fragment of his Father
fratricidal
52:6.5 of human intolerance and the sinfulness of f. strife.
fraud
48:7.4 Unreasoned fear is a master intellectual f. practiced
53:3.2 foist f. upon all creation since they never brought
54:1.8 golden rule of fairness cries out against all such f.,
88:1.10 these talented humans soon learned to resort to f.
90:2.13 The shaman was mostly f., but the veneration for
90:4.9 has been essential to the successful practice of f.
132:5.10 8. Stolen wealth—riches secured by unfairness, f.
132:5.15 wealth derived through f. or unfairness, you may
132:5.22 your fortune has been knowingly derived from f.;
139:8.12 At the first appearance of f. or deception Thomas
161:2.4 else he is the greatest hypocrite and f. the world
190:5.2 insistent that the whole affair was probably a f..
fraught
3:2.10 many of the divine acts which to you seem f. with
7:3.5 If anything originates in your consciousness that is f.
51:0.2 interplanetary communication, such a mission is f.
67:7.4 Sin is f. with fatal consequences to personality
111:6.1 engenders many social and moral situations f. with
168:4.6 the finite petition is sometimes so f. with the grasp of
freakish
100:7.3 Jesus was so free from all f., erratic, and eccentric
free—verb
131:4.5 evil; therefore, O Lord, f. us from all taint of sin.
141:4.3 Jesus also sought to f. the minds of his apostles from
158:4.4 They simply could not f. themselves entirely from
195:8.4 It required a great power, a mighty influence, to f.
free—see free for; free from; free to
3:5.15 but evolving man must be fallible if he is to be f..
7:0.5 The will of the personal creature is relatively f.
12:5.5 creative human imagination is comparatively time f..
22:7.4 such finaliters may elect to spend this duty-f. period,
27:4.3 is wholly spontaneous, in every sense natural and f..
34:3.8 a realm in which to be space f. in contradistinction to
39:4.11 then to love, then to be filial, and then may you be f.;
52:5.4 of Truth—in the knowledge of which men shall be f..
53:4.6 that all beings would be left f. and unmolested in
54:3.1 both are inevitable if the creature is to be truly f..
55:10.9 the Creator Son becomes administratively f.;
57:8.13 enormous layers of fossil-f. stratified stone were
61:5.1 they continued to be ice-f. until almost the close of
68:4.4 life contained nothing f., spontaneous, or original.
69:9.7 Monogamy is the slave-f. ideal of the matchless
70:8.5 the first general division of society into f. and bond.
98:2.7 left the human mind f. and unfettered, resulting in
101:6.10 shall know the truth, and the truth shall set him f..
117:6.10 It can never be captured; it is alive, f., thrilling, and
118:7.7 avoided if the evolving personality is to be truly f. in
120:2.6 set rebellion-segregated man spiritually f..
123:5.11 the captives, and to set the spiritual prisoners f..”
126:4.2 to the captives, and to set the spiritual prisoners f.;
127:6.6 Let us be f. in the knowledge of the truth of our
134:6.1 If one man is to be absolutely f., then another must
137:8.6 worshiping souls of Jew and gentile, f. and bond,
138:4.2 publican, Roman or Jew, rich or poor, f. or bond.
140:8.26 the Master said: “I want to set men f. so that they
141:7.6 shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you f..
143:1.5 Greek and Roman, rich and poor, f. and bond—
147:8.3 to let the oppressed go f., and to break every yoke?
150:1.3 was the emancipation proclamation which set f. all
150:1.3 kingdom of heaven there is neither f. nor bond,
150:5.2 Entrance into the Father’s kingdom is wholly f.,
162:2.2 kill me because I once on the Sabbath day set f. a
162:7.2 know the truth, and the truth shall make you f..
162:7.2 in bondage to none; how then shall we be made f.?
162:7.2 If, therefore, the Son shall make you f., shall make
162:7.2 shall make you sons, you shall be f. indeed.
170:2.2 The gospel of the kingdom was to set man f. and
174:5.12 and all men shall become f. by the light of the
179:5.4 Jesus rather sought to set man’s reborn soul f.
184:0.3 John Zebedee was f. and safe in the palace of Annas
185:3.7 made against him; I think he ought to be set f..”
185:3.7 will long regret it if you let this wicked man go f..”
190:3.1 shall be neither Jew nor gentile, f. nor bond,
190:5.4 setting f. those bound by fear and enslaved by evil
191:6.2 to both Jew and gentile, to f. and bond, to male
free access
38:4.1 Each angelic order has f. to all the worlds of these
free action
113:5.1 do angels interfere with the f. of the human will.
free association
33:4.1 the first conjoint act of this early and f. of these
Free Associators
48:3.8 2. Pilgrim Receivers and F. Associators.
free beings
71:7.4 Teachers must be f., real leaders, to the end that
free children of God
141:2.2 are elevated to the high position of the f. of God,
free choice
118:7.7 of reality identification, and if this is a true and f.,
free choosing
35:9.8 such f. Sons make excessive trouble in the earlier
66:8.6 influence the normal human mind against its f.
83:2.1 the times of f. was occupied by the marriage broker
free citizenship
71:2.15 The privilege of petition is inherent in f..
free commingling
59:4.3 early species segregation, but later on there was f.
free communication
110:7.8 separate you from your Adjuster and prevent f.;
free course
53:5.3 were allowed to run a f. for two hundred thousand
54:5.9 8. The Constellation Fathers to allow the rebels f. to
free day
178:0.1 planned to spend this Thursday, his last f. on earth
free entrance
150:5.2 Entrance into the Father’s kingdom is wholly f.,
free exchange
61:4.3 America and Asia, and there was a f. of animal life.
free exercise
6:5.1 do not limit the Eternal Son in the full and f. of all
free explorers
23:2.19 delight to be dispatched as f. and untrammeled
free expression
122:5.2 Mary indulged in f. and frequent expression of her
137:3.2 f. to their belief that Jesus was the long-expected
172:3.2 from allowing his disciples to give f. to their feelings,
196:0.11 Unbelief did not inhibit the original and f. of his life
free gift
1:2.8 and is bestowed upon man as the f. of the Father.
89:8.6 mistaken idea that these early sacrifices were a f. to
93:4.5 the good news that salvation, divine favor, was a f.
167:5.1 this salvation is a f. to all who have the faith to
193:1.2 But be not deceived; while salvation is the f. of God
193:2.2 Salvation is the f. of God, but those who are born
free group
72:9.7 The ideal state is organic, and every f. of citizens
free hand
53:4.4 Lucifer was given a f. to prosecute his seductive plan
free intelligence
3:5.15 world without error would be a world without f..
3:5.15 F. and inexperienced intelligence cannot possibly
free love
82:2.3 F. has never been in good standing above the scale
free membership
81:5.3 which all men are born with f. and entire equality.
free movements
29:2.16 stream of power and stands in contrast to the f. of
free nitrogen
57:7.6 chloride, but there is little or no f. or free oxygen.
free observation
30:4.28 you are accorded a long period of leisure for f.,
free opportunity
54:5.10 if such full and f. were not given all Norlatiadek
free oxygen
57:7.6 chloride, but there is little or no free nitrogen or f..
57:7.9 there was virtually no f. in the atmosphere;
free particles
42:6.2 no measurable linear-gravity pull is exerted on f.
free people
71:2.11 Unless a f. are educated—taught to think and plan—
free personality
141:5.1 by the sacrifice of f. and spiritual originality.
free play
124:3.3 This was the last year in which Jesus enjoyed much f.
free proletariat
121:3.5 4. The f.. This group had little or no social standing
121:3.6 slaves quickly made their way up among the f.
free salvation
94:7.5 proclaim to the people of India “the glad tidings of f.
free service
31:0.11 alternating and equal periods of assigned duty and f..
195:10.5 but rather the second mile of f. and liberty-loving
free sons
143:2.4 of the flesh but f. and liberated sons of the spirit.
free space presence
42:2.3 This is the unquestioned f. of the Unqualified Abs..
free states
72:2.1 strong federation of one hundred comparatively f..
72:7.6 one hundred comparatively f. and sovereign states
134:6.5 The forty-eight American f. live together in peace.
free stores
41:4.3 have largely lost their f. ultimatonic stores of energy.
free use
151:3.3 Jesus did recommend the f. of parables, especially
free will(s); see also freewill
0:3.21 infinity through the exercise of inherent and eternal f.
0:3.24 the absolute and unfettered f. of the Universal Father
1:1.2 the submission of the spiritual f. of his material
2:4.3 God’s all-knowingness unfailingly directs his f. in the
2:4.5 by the all-knowing mind and the sovereign f.
3:1.2 as a result of the creative acts of his unfettered f..
3:5.1 And God does all this of his own f. will.
4:0.1 God created the universes of his own sovereign f.,
4:3.4 this foreknowledge effectively directs the creative f..
4:4.3 the universe as the being of final goodness plus a f.
4:4.4 Hence, in the Michael order of sonship, creative f.
5:6.8 with the absolute sovereignty of the mortal f.,
5:6.12 freewill choice of the freewill sons of the God of f..
7:0.5 The will of the personal creature is relatively f. and
9:8.10 The Father bestows personality by his personal f..
16:8.5 self-consciousness and associated relative f..
16:8.6 relative independence of creative and determinative f
16:8.7 The relative f. will which characterizes the self-
35:9.9 creature f. is a factor in the final adjudication of all
39:3.3 the fixed policy of noninfringement of the moral f.
54:2.2 hardly endowed such creatures with creative f.,
54:2.3 is revealed in the bestowal of f. upon all personal
54:3.1 The f. of evolving man or exquisite angel is not a
54:4.7 mercy delays of time are by the mandate of the f. of
65:1.8 organic evolution has run a certain course and f.
66:8.6 The f. of man is supreme in moral affairs; even
103:2.8 chooses a right moral judgment by an act of the f.,
103:5.10 Man, in his spiritual domain, does have a f. will.
105:5.4 attributed to the self-existent f. of the First Source
112:0.10 8. It can make a gift to God—dedication of the f. to
112:5.5 upon the sincerity of the mortal f. the divine Adjuster
112:7.10 Meanwhile the presence of the mortal f. affords the
118:6.4 Mortal man is endowed with f., the power of choice,
118:8.1 In the time-space creations, f. is hedged about with
118:9.2 Man does not have unfettered f.; there are limits to
134:0.1 Joseph’s people, and he did this of his own f..
134:5.2 the spiritual f. of the individual mortal and collective
141:3.7 every individual must take this yoke of his own f..
187:0.3 submit to death on the cross, he does of his own f..
189:0.1 since Michael had “laid down his life of his own f.,
free-willness
2:6.5 philosophic assault upon both the unity and the f.
2:6.9 the divine f.—the universal tendency to love, show
3:2.7 the infinity of his attributes, and the fact of his f..
40:6.7 4. Of his divine f., the Universal Father has given you
54:4.3 to do wrong—commit sin—establishes the fact of f.
free worship
149:6.2 supernal f. of a loving, just, and merciful Father
free for
49:5.14 the two superior brains f. for higher engagements:
84:3.7 leaving the man’s hands f. for fighting or hunting.
free from
12:1.14 These space zones are f. star dust—cosmic fog.
34:7.6 Jesus has made us f. the law of animal living and
37:6.6 you are forever f. the handicaps of mortal flesh.
49:5.18 the different worlds are uniformly f. discrimination;
55:2.8 entirely f. natural death as the technique of escape
61:7.12 The temperate regions have been f. the ice for over
64:7.17 they hoped might be f. the terrifying ice invasions.
66:6.7 teaching children should be f. all parental restraint
69:9.16 But improved machinery is gradually setting men f.
70:1.2 and Eskimos are fairly f. from violent antagonisms.
70:7.9 But the earlier groups were remarkably f. sex laxity.
72:3.1 f. taxation up to ten times the minimum homesite
77:7.7 even the weak minds of inferior mortals are f. such
78:6.6 who had kept themselves f. intermarriage with the
79:5.2 found northeastern Asia f. these subhuman types.
80:3.4 wholly f. the sexual vices of the mixed Adamites.
82:1.2 entire reproductive experience was f. imaginative
82:3.15 These primitive trial marriages were entirely f. all
84:5.7 the modern factory which largely set woman f. from
87:6.15 such performances were entirely f. what modern man
89:6.1 No race has been entirely f. the practice of human
94:7.7 Gautama’s gospel of universal salvation, f. sacrifice,
99:3.1 Christianity was entirely f. all civil entanglements,
99:3.9 Religion can be kept f. unholy secular alliances only
100:7.2 Jesus was f. affectation; he was always so genuine.
100:7.3 Jesus was so f. all freakish, erratic, and eccentric
100:7.6 Jesus was f. all narrow-mindedness.
103:2.3 the religious life which is comparatively f. conflicts,
118:4.2 first causes produce original effects which are f.
122:4.4 as a powerful nation, f. all foreign domination.
125:5.8 he seemed to be utterly f. all egoistic desire to win
125:5.10 and so set them f. their terrible bondage to law,
127:6.8 asked him if he would get married if he were f. his
131:1.9 then shall you abide f. fear throughout all the days of
131:3.2 I have no fear; I am f. anxiety.
131:3.4 Those who are sure of salvation are forever f. lust,
131:7.3 with a clean heart, f. falsehood and hypocrisy,
131:9.4 to self-adjustment, and he is f. anxiety and fear.
134:4.6 religious believers will be f. notions of ecclesiastical
134:4.7 The kingdom of heaven is f. castes, classes, social
136:9.2 the Jews as world rulers, f. want and oppression.
139:8.7 such a lover of nature but so f. all tendency to
139:8.7 and so playful, but so f. levity and frivolity.
149:2.10 found him entirely f. the superstitions of that day.
149:2.10 Jesus was f. religious prejudices; never intolerant
149:4.4 Jesus taught reverence f. fear and superstition.
160:1.8 demands that the mind shall be f. bias, passion,
160:2.10 a society would not be perfect or entirely f. evil,
161:2.8 The Master is brave and yet so f. pride.
162:2.2 a gospel that sets men f. the burdensome traditions
163:2.6 Jesus knew that he was not f. the love of himself
165:4.1 “Take heed and keep yourselves f. covetousness;
170:2.21 into the kingdom f. prejudice and preconception;
173:1.1 this animal must be f. all “blemish” in the meaning of
188:3.6 Michael must have been at large and wholly f. its
189:3.5 f. the limitations of partial and restricted vision.
194:3.14 woman has been forever set f. all religious
195:3.10 to hold much of Jesus’ teachings f. compromise.
196:0.5 Jesus calmly stood in the divine presence f. fear and
196:0.14 like that of a child, but it was wholly f. presumption.
free to
31:3.8 that you are f. to conjecture with us respecting the
34:3.8 One is f. to choose and act only within the realm of
47:3.6 You are f. to explore the immediate vicinity of
47:3.12 They are f. to accompany individuals or selected
53:4.4 Lucifer was given a f. hand to prosecute his plan
53:8.6 still f. on Urantia to prosecute his nefarious designs,
94:12.4 The strength of Buddhism is that its adherents are f.
127:5.5 he was not f. to enter into relations with any woman
139:5.7 that he would never again feel f. to ask questions.
139:5.7 to look to him and always to feel f. to come to him
150:2.2 women evangelists were f. to enter the evil resorts
155:6.5 The religion of the spirit leaves you forever f. to
156:6.6 sent word that the Master was f. to live and work in
160:3.5 conflicts of the trifles of living, thus becoming f. to
177:1.1 go along to carry the lunch, you would be more f. to
188:5.3 Jesus set men f. to choose better ways of living.
192:2.11 You now are f. to preach the glad tidings just as
195:6.17 The discoverer was f. to make the discovery.
freed
24:6.2 after your vision range is extended and you are f.
82:6.4 If the present-day races of Urantia could be f. from
97:10.2 When the Jews had been f. by the Persians, they
115:7.1 God the Supreme has been f. from all existential
183:3.9 to lay hold upon his coat, but the young man f.
freedom—see freedom from
3:3.4 such foreknowledge does not abrogate their f..
12:6.6 What is the explanation of this unpredictable f. of
13:4.5 the exercise of their divinely bestowed f. of choice.
29:2.9 Supreme Power Directors are beings of high will f.
30:4.32 Paradise arrivals are accorded a period of f., after
48:6.35 material inertia, to attain the f. of spirit existence?
53:4.4 The f. allowed him by the universe rulers sustained
67:5.3 society in accordance with his ideas of individual f.
69:5.15 the present generation enjoys a higher degree of f.
69:8.11 While the ideal of society is universal f., idleness
70:7.12 usually released for a short period of leisure and f.,
70:9.12 10. The guarantee of the f. of religious practices to
70:12.6 If men would maintain their f., they must provide for
71:2.10 1. F. of the person. Slavery, serfdom, and all forms
71:2.11 2. F. of the mind. Unless a free people are educated
71:2.11 plan wisely—f. usually does more harm than good.
71:2.13 4. F. of speech. Representative government is
71:2.13 government is unthinkable without f. of all forms
71:8.4 2. The f. of social, political, and religious activities.
72:5.12 political liberty and subsequently for economic f..
75:8.4 propaganda of personal liberty and planetary f. of
81:5.5 a co-operative scheme for securing civil f. through
81:5.5 economic f. through capital and invention,
83:2.4 Woman was long denied full f. of self-disposal in
83:7.7 further complicated by woman’s greater personal f.
94:12.4 such f. of choice has seldom characterized a faith.
96:3.4 diplomatically for the f. of his fellow Semites.
96:3.4 He claimed they sought f. for the purpose of going
97:9.20 The attempt to suppress f. of speech led Elijah,
103:5.11 “Where the spirit of the Lord is, there is f..”
110:0.1 The endowment of imperfect beings with f. entails
111:6.2 he possesses a unique liberty—f. of spiritual choice
118:7.1 this foreknowledge takes nothing away from the f.
118:7.4 Sin depicts immaturity dazzled by the f. of the
118:7.8 choice eventually approximates divine f. when the
121:3.5 Though proud of their f., they were placed at great
121:3.8 saving their earnings were able to purchase their f..
121:3.10 woman enjoyed more f. throughout the Roman
121:7.5 as messengers of the new gospel of religious f.
122:5.4 and a more liberal concept of personal spiritual f..
125:0.1 the first complete f. from responsibility he had ever
126:5.10 country where they could enjoy the liberty and f.
132:2.4 stands in grave danger of sacrificing his moral f.
132:3.10 progress characterized by increasing personality f.
132:3.10 self-restraint equals completeness of universe f.
132:4.5 this man, Claudius, gave f. to one hundred and
134:6.1 If one man craves f.—liberty—he must remember that
134:6.1 remember that all other men long for the same f..
134:6.1 as will grant each person the same degree of f. while
134:6.1 at the same time safeguarding an equal degree of f.
134:6.1 relative nature of f. is true socially, economically,
134:6.1 F. is the gift of civilization made possible by the
139:12.11 everything possible, consistent with man’s moral f.,
141:5.1 live individual lives of originality and f. before God
145:2.9 after man discerns this spiritual f., wills that his
148:8.3 but Jesus intervened and allowed him entire f. of
149:2.10 Jesus boldly proclaimed man’s spiritual f. and
155:6.5 the price of the loss of your spiritual f. and liberty.
162:7.0 7. THE DISCOURSE ON SPIRITUAL FREEDOM
163:2.8 There is a certain range of the f. of choice which
177:2.7 There is, indeed, more spontaneous f. and far more
178:1.9 a new and unbelievable liberation, intellectual f.,
179:5.2 from a state of racial slavery into individual f.;
190:5.4 being the sons of God, should find liberty and f. in
195:1.1 taught intellectual liberalism leading to political f.;
195:1.1 constituted a new and mighty charter for human f.;
195:6.16 F. or initiative in any realm of existence is directly
195:6.17 scientific discovery demonstrates the existence of f.
195:8.12 Without God, neither f. and liberty, nor property
freedom from
30:3.12 may be enjoying a period of leisure—f. assignment.
48:4.1 divided between work and play—f. assignment.
68:5.4 to become a hunter and thus to gain considerable f.
74:3.9 forward with great pleasure to an entire day of f.
81:5.5 culture, and f. violence through police regulation.
82:1.7 above individual ease and personal f. responsibility.
82:5.6 a wife from the outside insured greater f. in-laws.
84:4.10 Woman has not yet gained world-wide f. seclusion
94:5.7 some measure of f. the abject fear of the gods,
94:8.16 was f. the desires of mortal life and deliverance from
97:5.5 Micah taught of a day of f. superstition, priestcraft
99:3.11 2. F. all social, economic, and political alliances.
101:7.4 The fourth level of philosophy attains f. all
108:5.5 great Adjuster does not bestow ease of living and f.
125:0.1 had a like period of f. all sense of responsibility,
128:5.1 This was Jesus’ first year of comparative f. family
143:3.7 and observed the f. nervous irritability which had
147:7.2 the sons of God shall experience f. fear and joy in
191:0.6 certain sense of f. responsibility for the guidance of
freehearted
149:6.4 the love of God leads to intelligent and f. worship.
freeing
96:3.2 Moses’ plans for the eventual f. of his father’s people
freely
3:1.12 The Father has f. bestowed himself upon us
3:4.3 The fact that mind is so f. distributed to the thinking
4:3.5 the assistance which has been so f. provided by
12:9.4 combustion and that hydrogen will itself f. burn.
14:5.5 you will be allowed to visit f. among the worlds of
15:14.2 while the sacrifices of time are f. made to secure the
18:1.6 personally to know the eternal Gods, f. to know
18:6.6 glorified beings associate f. with the Union of Days,
19:5.10 I have f conversed with all orders of the Sons of God
19:7.4 We all possess the power of moving about f. and
21:5.9 he may f. rule in accordance with his concept of
22:2.9 you will communicate f. and understandingly with
27:5.5 f. giving out their living treasures to all beings on
28:7.2 you will not f. make use of their services until you
28:7.3 marvelous beings, who are so fully and f. reflective
28:7.4 personalities, but here they cannot f. function.
29:0.11 you will work f. with the supervisors of morontia
32:3.9 While the elements of grace are f. admixed,
32:4.10 the Father f. distributes himself to his creation and to
32:5.8 that good spirit of the Universe Son, which so f. has
33:4.2 a being like themselves and partaking f. of their
34:6.12 And when such a life of spirit guidance is f. accepted
36:4.7 While the ascending mortals go about f. on all of the
39:5.7 the Universal Father is willing f. to trust himself—
40:6.6 f. and certainly bestowed upon all Urantia races.
40:10.14 to avail yourselves of the advantages so f. provided
42:7.6 is dependent on the activity of f. revolving electrons.
42:7.9 able to escape more or less f. from the control of
42:12.15 only that mind which f. submits itself to the spirit
43:7.5 but univitatia f. work with all groups and contribute
44:0.15 The higher forms of spirits f. pass through matter.
44:2.11 the transition ministers f. and effectively utilize these
46:5.10 the ascending mortals f. mingle with all orders of
47:3.12 seven of the mansion worlds since they f. journey
48:4.14 But we do not give rein to it f., as you might say,
49:2.19 so constructed that they can f. function on spheres
49:6.19 such Adjuster-fused personalities traverse space f.
53:7.13 though they were permitted f. to go about Jerusem,
53:8.1 Lucifer and Satan f. roamed the Satania system until
55:2.4 the fusion candidates are resting, meantime f.
58:1.3 blood stream which f. bathes, literally submerses,
58:1.4 Your primitive ancestors f. circulated about in the
58:1.4 this same oceanlike salty solution f. circulates about
64:1.7 mingled so f. with their retarded animal cousins.
64:1.8 the folly of allowing the superior f. to procreate with
69:5.13 burning it up on some holiday or by f. distributing it
71:3.8 if defective and degenerate stocks are f. permitted
73:1.6 These Nodites had f. mated with the Sangik races
73:6.7 They ate f. of the fruit for years, but it did nothing
74:7.11 Unarmed observers were f. admitted to Eden for
80:1.5 Adamites would have mixed f. with the red man had
80:9.10 This Mediterranean race is, in fact, so f. admixed
84:1.1 by primitive man, who indulged his sex appetite f.
84:7.29 Andites were very brotherly and associative, f. and
87:7.5 truth has expanded f. when the cult has been elastic,
92:2.5 be permitted f. to indulge in loose sex relations
96:0.3 but culturally it has borrowed f. from the religion,
97:3.3 (the Baalites) f. bought, sold, and mortgaged lands.
97:4.5 “I will love them f., for my anger is turned away.”
97:4.6 “I will heal their backsliding; I will love them f.,
100:7.10 Said he, “F. you have received, f. give.”
108:1.7 it is our belief that the Monitors f. volunteer for
109:5.1 of spiritual import to the mind when it flows f. in the
111:3.2 as this material mind delegates such authority f.
121:8.12 I have drawn f. upon all sources of record and
123:5.6 Jesus mingled f. with the caravans as they tarried
123:5.7 Galilee the Jews mingled more f. with the gentiles
125:1.2 Jesus did not hesitate to express himself f. to Joseph.
128:7.10 If Jesus would only sit down and talk it all over f.
129:1.10 Jesus talked f. with them, expressing his ideas and
130:1.4 f. translate Jesus’ words into modern phraseology
131:2.11 for the Lord has said: ‘I will love my children f..’
134:4.10 religious peace until religious groups f. surrender
134:5.14 begin to enjoy peace when they f. surrender their
138:3.7 mingling f. and joyously with the common people,
139:1.9 of this private record were made and circulated f.
139:2.3 Peter had grown up permitting himself f. to indulge
139:3.3 James usually talked f. with Jesus, but among the
139:7.8 Matthew received f. tendered offerings from
140:5.21 And a fatherly love can f. do all these things—things
140:9.2 F. you have received, f. give.”
142:7.11 A compassionate father is f. forgiving; fathers do not
143:1.2 They like you, Master, and f. admit that your
150:6.1 these younger groups of men and women more f.
151:6.5 in possession of his right mind and f. conversing
155:5.14 speak that answer f and boldly to my Father and your
156:5.19 Love, f. receive from both divine and human sources
156:5.19 regardless of your deserts, and love f. in return.
157:7.1 that Judas never had f. and confidentially related
159:1.5 When you sought for compassion, I f. forgave you
159:1.5 the more abundant mercy to those who f. show
159:1.5 F. you have received the good things of the kingdom
159:1.5 kingdom; therefore f. give to your fellows on earth.”
163:1.4 F. you have received of the good things of the
163:1.4 received the good things of the kingdom; f. give.
164:4.7 the august Sanhedrin, they were afraid to speak f..
165:3.8 Whosoever will, let him come and f. partake of the
168:4.1 many questions, all of which the Master f. answered
172:3.10 your peace, and which you could so f. have had!
173:5.3 The king, since he had f. provided wedding
173:5.3 the honor to wear those guest garments so f.
174:5.3 I have f. proclaimed the gospel of salvation to this
176:3.10 “F. have you received; therefore f. should you give
177:1.4 Jesus visited much with John, talking f. about the
180:2.1 you will be able to commune f. with me, and then
181:2.17 spiritual leader, which your brethren f. recognize.
185:5.8 considerable time in which the Jewish rulers f.
187:5.6 Jesus f. admitted his kingship and remained master
190:5.2 not recognize the Master even when he spoke f.
191:4.4 F. you have received this gospel of the kingdom,
191:4.4 and you will f. give the good news to all nations.
193:0.5 F. you have received, f. give.
193:1.2 the fatherhood of God implies that you f. accept the
193:4.2 He persistently refused to confide in, or f. fraternize
frees
195:8.4 Secularism no sooner f. man from the domination
195:8.4 Secularism f. man from ecclesiastical slavery only
freethinkers
103:5.12 liberty of freethinking without having to become “f..”
freethinking
53:6.5 issued by Lucifer in his call to the ‘liberty-loving, f.,
103:5.12 should be able to enjoy the liberty of f. without
freewill—see freewill act(s); freewill choice; see free will
0:7.8 The Father achieves f. liberation from the bonds of
0:11.11 the separation of the dynamics of f. divinity from the
4:4.6 In God the Father f. performances are not ruled by
5:6.4 creative consciousness and the f. control thereof.
5:6.12 in response to the freewill choice of the f. sons of
7:0.5 Therefore the f. spirit world is not always truly
7:0.5 But no matter what may characterize the f. action
10:1.3 and sharing of personality characterize f. selfhood.
12:6.5 fully to predict the decisions of such a f. being.
12:7.6 God is a f. and primal personality.
12:7.10 universal brotherhood of the f. children of the Father.
13:4.4 is inherent in the f. endowment of creatures.
13:4.5 This differential is inherent in the f. reactions of
14:2.9 the native f. creatures of Havona have never been
16:7.9 Morality is a personal and f. matter and must be
19:7.3 And yet, in the highest sense, they are all f. endowed.
21:3.3 otherwise, but they all could, they are truly f. Sons.
21:3.14 righteousness is not automatic in f. creatures.
28:5.16 that there is inherent joy in f. existence,
30:1.99 the mortal mind in accordance with the f. choosing
39:3.3 enactment would affect the lives of f. creatures.
40:6.7 with a measure of that divine spontaneity of f. action
40:7.2 you may attain by faith and by f. co-operation with
54:2.3 creature’s personal participation—f. participation—
92:4.8 the f. service which such creature sons bestow upon
104:4.14 The Paradise personalities enlist the f. adoration of
109:7.1 personality is the sovereign f. bestowal of the Father.
111:4.11 If f. man is endowed with the powers of creativity in
111:4.11 then must we recognize that f. creativity embraces
111:4.11 creativity embraces the potential of f. destructivity.
112:5.3 pursue that path by his own deciding, his f. choosing.
112:5.5 choice, the universe insignia of f. creaturehood,
118:7.3 to enjoy universe progression by making f. contact
134:4.9 F. beings who regard themselves as equals, unless
freewill acts(s)
0:4.10 are forever conditioned by the Father’s f. which
0:11.10 inevitable in the Father’s absolute f. of differentiating
0:11.10 the resolution of the tension created by the f. of thus
3:3.4 But even if God should foreknow the f. of his
4:4.3 save those which are self-imposed, and his f. are
116:6.2 growth which is predicated on the f. of the Creators
freewill choice
0:11.6 segregated from total, infinite reality by the f. choice
5:6.12 opens only in response to the f. of the freewill sons
45:6.7 be permitted to demonstrate by subsequent f. choice
48:6.6 is governed on the principle of respecting your f.
54:0.1 that the divine endowment of f. eventuates in the
54:2.3 the maximum possible infringement of the f. of the
54:6.9 man has always possessed the endowment of f.
112:5.2 true of personality, which God gives by his own f.,
116:3.4 f. can cause to be evolved the divine reality of an
116:4.8 imperfect personalities endowed with the f. of
freewillness—see also free-willness
118:6.2 none of this philosophy does any violence to the f. of
freeze
80:3.7 sentinels on guard at cave entrances to f. to death.
freezing
64:7.18 the f. over of the north seas and the advance of
frenzy
98:4.8 The f. of the observance of these mystery cults and
146:6.3 were aroused to the highest pitch of emotional f..
frequencies
58:2.8 The power of sunspots to alter light f. shows that
frequency
52:2.5 dispensation but with diminishing f. and severity.
55:2.2 soul with the indwelling Adjuster—increases in f.
57:8.5 to bombard the earth, but they are diminishing in f.
57:8.15 earthquakes increased in f. and severity for ages.
57:8.17 and earthquakes continued to diminish in f. and
58:7.8 the earlier continental drift contributed to the f. of
60:4.1 earth’s history but with diminishing f. and extent.
frequent
28:7.4 They are f. visitors on your world, accompanying
35:6.2 This council is in f. session at universe headquarters
41:10.4 the earlier ages of all new worlds, earthquakes are f.,
45:2.4 their welfare, and Lanaforge is a f. visitor on Urantia.
47:8.2 The assistant System Sovereign makes f. visits to this
48:3.12 During the early mansonia career you will have f.
49:6.21 Natural death becomes decreasingly f. on these
52:7.4 death becomes less f. as the Adjusters increasingly
57:8.5 still widespread and earthquakes are f. and severe.
57:8.11 entire age was characterized by f. and violent storms.
68:2.6 sex restlessness of the male when deprived of f.
75:2.1 Caligastia paid f. visits to the Garden and held many
83:5.13 women aged very early because of f. childbearing
83:7.2 The most f. cause for separation was barrenness,
85:1.2 peoples because of their f. resemblance to animals.
87:2.5 Long and f. periods of mourning inactivity were one
93:5.6 Abraham and Lot made f. pilgrimages to Salem.
110:6.6 numbers of decisions, f. repetitions, persistent
114:2.4 These twenty-four counselors make f. trips as
122:5.2 Mary indulged in free and f. expression of her
122:6.1 to enjoy f. strolls in the country and to make trips
123:3.8 Jesus made f. trips away from home with his father
126:0.2 his parents failed to comprehend his f. alternation
126:1.1 This summer he made f. trips to the top of the hill to
126:1.5 both Joseph and Mary entertained f. doubts about
126:3.13 His profound periods of meditation, his f. journeys
128:7.8 Jesus would take them for long and f. strolls up the
133:5.2 and the trio made f. visits to its halls of learning.
135:2.4 to Hebron, while John made more f. visits to Engedi.
148:0.4 the lands east of the Euphrates were in f. attendance.
153:1.3 provided them with f. and testing opportunities for
191:0.7 f. contribution of Nathaniel’s characteristic counsel.
frequented
135:6.1 This was the most f. of all the Jordan crossings.
frequently
2:5.11 mortal relations of respect and devotion, is so f.
6:4.9 are his Sons in the local universes who so f. bestow
14:5.11 True, these ambitious urges must f. be restrained
22:2.7 serve in all sectors of a superuniverse and f. execute
23:2.22 to avoid delay, Solitary Messengers are f. asked to
23:2.24 They are f. attached to commissions which are sent
25:4.11 Technical Advisers f. function as individuals but are
31:8.4 all mortals who attain Paradise f. fraternize with the
35:6.3 upon duties at the universe headquarters as he f. is,
35:6.4 Most Highs f. convene in council with these System
37:2.3 f. go on special missions to the individual planets
37:2.3 They f. go to Uversa to represent the Bright and
38:7.7 these morontia cherubim f. work in liaison with the
39:5.17 these messengers from Jerusem f. come to this
39:8.10 having passed their Havona separation tests, f. rejoin
40:8.5 Son-fused mortals f. journey to Paradise on
42:5.1 the outer-space energy rays so f. commingled with
43:6.7 the celestial artisans and the univitatia more f. utilize
44:4.11 and so an effort is f. made to increase efficiency,
45:7.2 The Evening Stars f. serve as teachers in the various
49:6.20 stages of the Adjuster-fusion worlds, but it more f.
58:3.4 marginal gases of the great binary stars which so f.
68:6.8 Girl babies were f. killed before the times of wife
83:5.12 concubines were very f. the handmaidens of the wife.
89:5.4 in Queensland the first child is still f. thus killed
90:1.4 They f. employed drugs to induce certain physical
90:2.4 spirits; shamans f. cast lots to arrive at decisions.
90:2.12 denominating them witches or sorcerers and very f.
91:7.1 too f. that which the overwrought mystic evaluates
91:7.1 is more f. facilitated by wholehearted and loving
108:4.4 Adjusters of the reserve corps of destiny are so f.
109:2.8 but more f. they function as undetected indwellers of
111:0.2 an indwelling spirit is not new to Urantia; it has f.
113:2.6 seraphim are f. designated by their planetary numbers
114:5.4 their ever-ready circuit, which is so f. utilized in
122:2.8 Even as a child John was found f. at the temple
122:9.2 This couple were f. in each other’s company, and
123:4.2 weddings and funerals, ceremonies which they f. saw
124:1.12 Even as a lad he f. visited Sepphoris, three miles
124:3.1 Jesus also f. visited his uncle’s farm and occasionally
127:4.1 Less f. they spoke of his lifework, for, as time passed
128:1.7 “who in the days of the flesh so f. offered up prayers
128:3.3 Far West and the Far East, countries he had so f.
129:1.7 F. he would go down to visit at the caravan station
129:1.10 The youthful neighbors also came in f. to attend
129:1.13 F. Jude came over on the Sabbath to hear Jesus talk
132:0.2 Jesus was f. to be found in the forum, the center of
139:4.4 John was the disciple whom Jesus so f. trusted.
140:8.15 was not an economic reformer, although Jesus did f.
140:8.17 Jesus f. warned his listeners against covetousness,
144:3.1 newer believers who so f. beseech us, ‘Teach us how
146:5.2 law, just such knowledge as Jesus f. resorted to
149:1.8 that Jesus did f. suffer men to heal themselves in his
151:1.1 parable method of teaching the multitudes that f.
151:3.3 Jesus f. alluded to the natural as “the unreal and
160:1.10 In this habit of Jesus’ going off so f. by himself to
160:3.2 When these experiences are f. repeated, they
161:3.2 We are fully cognizant that he f. withheld from his
161:3.3 We f. observed Jesus acting with only the human
167:3.5 Jesus f. delivered such victims of fear from their
169:3.3 apostles and his disciples f. asked Jesus questions
170:2.24 f. referred to “the kingdom of God within you.”
171:7.7 Jesus f. set out to help a person by asking for help.
174:1.4 the depth of the child-father relationship, must f.
fresh—see fresh-water
80:3.9 of culture continued until it received a f. impetus
90:4.6 early man used sunlight, f. animal organs, hot clay,
130:1.2 the dry land of f. opportunities for renewed service
135:8.1 see John once a week and brought back to Jesus f.,
137:6.1 baptism was now augmented by the f. news from
140:8.24 was really a f. beginning for the whole human race.
143:3.3 when you go back f. from your rest or worship,
145:2.15 with this incident so f. and vivid in their minds,
147:7.2 The wise man puts the new wine into f. wine skins.
192:1.9 were on hand to buy the f. catches for the drying
fresh-water or fresh water
57:8.3 not salty; it was practically a f. covering for the
58:6.5 just as those organisms which learned to live in f.
59:4.11 fishes had adapted to both f. and salt waters.
59:5.8 F. fish were developing and the trilobites were
59:5.17 Both f.- and salt-water fossils are found in the coal
59:5.23 were the epochs of development for f. organisms;
60:1.7 many of the basins of the f.- and salt-water lakes of
60:2.5 was a f. age characterized by many inland lakes,
60:2.5 inland lakes, as is shown by the abundant f. fossils
60:2.5 The thickness of these combined salt- and f. deposits
61:4.2 Two great f. lakes existed in North America.
fret
131:1.9 F. not yourself because of the prosperity of the
131:2.8 F. not yourself because of evildoers.
fretting
165:5.2 all of your anxiety or f. doubts can do nothing to
friction
39:5.12 In reality these wings are energy insulators—f. shields
49:3.2 and worlds without a protective f. atmosphere are
55:5.2 these cultured worlds, gone are the idleness and f. of
57:6.2 to have their revolutions slowed down by tidal f..
57:7.10 large enough to resist the ever-stronger f. shield of
63:3.6 when combined food competition and social f.
63:4.7 the contact of the expanding families developed f.
68:5.11 There has always been f. between the herders and
75:8.7 would be no disagreement; there would be no f..
124:4.3 What trouble Jesus had at home arose out of f. with
frictions
28:5.13 the angelic hosts, there continue to arise petty f.,
57:6.3 When the tidal f. of the moon and the earth become
57:6.3 When such stability of orbits is attained, tidal f. will
Friday or Friday morning
88:1.6 For ages F. has been regarded as an unlucky day
98:4.7 most holy day was Black F., the “day of blood,”
123:6.7 Jesus’ third brother, Simon, was born on F. evening,
124:5.5 F. of the week before, Joseph had come over from
142:8.4 One F. evening Nicodemus and one Joseph of
145:0.2 F. Jesus spent at the Zebedee house instructing his
145:0.3 F. evening Jesus’ baby sister, Ruth, secretly paid
145:1.1 On Fm. of this same week, when Jesus was teaching
147:2.1 They arrived on the afternoon of F., April 2, and
148:9.1 On F. afternoon, October 1, when Jesus was
150:6.3 assemble at Nazareth to meet the Master on F.,
150:7.1 This F. afternoon Jesus walked about Nazareth quite
151:0.1 Thursday night and F. many of them went out to fish
152:2.1 On F. he declared a furlough of one week that all
152:7.3 Ramah and Chorazin to Bethsaida, arriving on F.,
153:0.1 On F. evening, the day of their arrival at Bethsaida,
153:1.7 On F. evening, and again on Sabbath morning,
154:1.2 On F. of this week official action was taken by the
155:4.1 with the road leading to Sidon, arriving there F.
156:0.1 On F. afternoon, June 10, Jesus and his associates
156:6.2 They held meetings at Ramah on F. and remained
157:7.5 F., August 12, Jesus said to the twelve: “Lay in
158:0.1 It was near sundown on F. afternoon, August 12,
159:0.2 followers to return to Magadan not later than F.,
159:6.2 On F., September 16, the entire corps of workers
161:2.11 join their fellow apostles, arriving on F. of that week.
162:0.3 Thomas and Nathaniel arrived on F., having been
163:0.1 This regular instruction began on F., November 4,
163:1.6 returning to the camp near Pella, in Perea, on F.,
163:6.1 On F., December 30, while Jesus was away in the
164:2.1 occurred on F. night at the home of Nicodemus.
167:0.3 spent Thursday and F. resting from their recent
167:0.3 That F. night James spoke in the synagogue,
168:3.2 At one o’clock the next day, F., the Sanhedrin met
168:3.7 warning of the doings of the Sanhedrin on this F.
172:0.1 arrived at Bethany shortly after four o’clock on F.
177:5.5 next day was one more day nearer the tragic F.,
179:0.1 due to be eaten on the evening of the next day, F..
179:0.1 Saturday’s Passover supper would be eaten on F.
179:0.2 arrest before the time of the Passover supper on F.
183:4.8 Thursday night and the early morning hours of F.
184:3.1 this Fm. when the chief priest, Caiaphas, called the
185:0.1 this Fm., April 7, A.D. 30, Jesus was brought before
185:1.8 all this explains much that transpired on this tragic F.
185:2.7 that this day, being F., was also the preparation for
185:4.1 When the Son of Man stood before him, on this Fm.,
185:6.1 In all that is transpiring early this Fm. before Pilate,
186:1.1 It was half past eight o’clock this Fm. when the
186:3.4 runners who had been dispatched on F. forenoon
187:3.1 At half past nine o’clock this Fm., Jesus was hung
188:0.1 from three o’clock F. afternoon to three o’clock
188:1.7 The women who tarried by the tomb on this F.
188:2.2 This F. night, after the Passover supper, about
189:0.1 Soon after the burial of Jesus on F. afternoon, the
189:1.2 been laid to rest by Joseph and his associates on F.
189:1.4 On F. he laid down his life as a mortal of the realm
191:3.3 made the transit to the third stage of morontia on F.,
192:1.1 six o’clock Fm., April 21, the morontia Master made
193:0.1 morontia manifestation of Jesus occurred on F.,
friend—see friend, my
1:5.8 as other humans have been known, as the f. of God.
3:1.4 Man goes forth searching for a f. while that very f.
5:4.13 3. Jesus’ concept—God as a living f., a loving Father,
53:4.1 the present ruler, Lucifer, the “f. of men and angels”
66:7.14 6. You shall not touch your f.’ wife.
70:3.9 broken in half, one piece is given the departing f.
82:4.3 Man had the right to lend his wife to a f. or guest,
84:4.3 Early woman was not to man a f., sweetheart, lover,
89:5.6 It was considered an honor to the soul of a f. or
91:0.2 like what you would say to a f. as you entered upon
91:5.3 desire to overcome the habit of criticizing some f.,
119:3.7 an understanding sovereign and a sympathetic f.,
119:6.4 the Universe Sovereign was the f. and sympathetic
119:7.4 We then not only realized that our Creator and f.
121:8.8 Luke presents the Master as “the f. of publicans
122:8.3 Joseph was taken by him to a well-to-do f. who had
123:0.4 on a boat belonging to their f. Ezraeon, bound for
126:3.14 Jesus craved a trustworthy and confidential f., but
127:1.2 displayed this combination of the sympathizing f.
127:6.13 Jesus is our understanding brother, sympathetic f.,
129:1.2 he stopped to pay a visit to his father’s f. Zebedee.
129:2.3 Jesus had a long talk with his new-found f. and close
129:2.4 Jesus’ money and hold the title in trust for his f..
131:1.5 toward all men; we have no f. like the Most High.
131:1.5 You go in quest of a dear f., and then you discover
131:4.4 Make prayer your inmost f. and worship your
131:4.4 Since God is our strong f., we have no more fear.
131:4.4 God is our father, brother, and f..
131:4.5 and we would release our f. from the wrong he has
131:4.6 And all this we should do because God is a kind f.
131:5.3 God is our most adorable and righteous f.;
132:1.1 a great f. of Paul and proved to be one of the strong
132:2.1 Mardus became a great f. of the scribe of Damascus.
132:5.14 speak only for myself and to you as an inquiring f.
132:5.25 “My good f., I perceive you are a man of great
133:3.7 Now all of you come with me to a f.’ house where
133:9.4 as Jesus of Nazareth was this same f. they had just
135:11.2 He who has the bride is the bridegroom, but the f.
137:2.3 saw one Philip of Bethsaida with a f. coming
137:2.3 Philip was on his way with his f. Nathaniel to visit
137:2.6 the news of his decision to his f. Nathaniel, who still
138:7.6 fisherman, a cheerful companion, and an inspiring f.;
138:8.9 but he was more—he was also a f. and neighbor,
138:9.1 each one of them, to regard him as the best f. he
139:6.1 Nathaniel was brought to Jesus by his f. Philip.
139:12.13 thought lightly of selling his f. for thirty pieces of
142:0.2 Jesus called upon his f. of former years, Annas,
143:6.4 That he wants all men to see God as a Father-f. just
143:6.4 as a Father-friend just as he (Jesus) is a brother-f..
144:2.3 at midnight and say: ‘F., lend me three loaves,
144:2.3 for a f. of mine on a journey has come to see me,
144:2.3 you will persist, explaining that your f. hungers,
144:2.3 not rise and give you bread because he is your f.,
144:8.7 and a winebibber, a f. of publicans and sinners!
147:2.1 common funds in the bank of a f. of his family.
147:7.3 ‘Forsake not an old f., for the new is not comparable
147:7.3 As new wine, so is a new f.; if it becomes old, you
148:6.5 “But the counsel of his second f., Bildad, was even
148:6.8 “Job’s third f., Zophar, then spoke less comforting
149:6.12 as to be ‘wounded in the house of a trusted f..
154:6.9 in Jesus a sympathizing f. and an understanding
157:1.3 this messenger and his fisherman f. presented him
160:2.8 The presence of a f. enhances all beauty and exalts
160:2.9 “Happy are they who mourn”—if a f. is at hand to
161:2.3 a divine being could possibly be such a human f..
161:2.3 Jesus is the f. even of sinners; he dares to love his
161:2.3 comprehend his mission, he has been a faithful f..
162:8.1 lodge with Lazarus and his sisters at a f.’ house,
167:4.5 Besides, do you not realize that our f. Lazarus has
168:1.5 but Jesus regretted having to summon his f. back to
168:1.8 is what they claim, why did he not save his dear f.?
169:0.4 1. Jesus is a f. of publicans and sinners; he receives
169:1.2 truly been said of the Son of Man that he is a f. of
171:7.4 be such a true f. because of his remarkable insight—
172:5.13 A prominent Sadducee (a f. of Judas’s family)
173:2.2 inasmuch as no f. of the Master attended this
173:5.3 ‘F, how is it that you come into my guest chamber
177:2.2 disciples baptized, with your young f. Amos.
177:2.4 “Your young f. Amos believes this gospel of the
179:5.8 this occasion took place in the upper chamber of a f..
180:1.6 the thrill of doing your service as a f. and for a f..
180:1.6 service of a f. for a f. can never be called a sacrifice.
180:4.3 And this spirit f. will bring to your remembrance
180:4.4 “Master, you have always lived among us as a f.;
180:6.2 I will speak to you plainly, as one f. to another.
181:0.1 beginning to dawn upon these Galileans that their f.
181:2.13 Andrew will continue as your f. and counselor until
183:3.5 Jesus said, “F., is it not enough to do this!
183:5.3 allows that any prisoner may have at least one f. to
183:5.4 see that his f., the Galilean, is permitted to stand by
184:1.5 they are ignorant; they know no better, but you, f.,
185:7.5 “If you release this man, you are not Caesar’s f.,
186:2.2 would always elicit an answer, whether asked by f.
192:4.5 they truly mourned the loss of their good f., who
friend, my
130:1.2 Jesus said: “My f., we are all Jonahs with lives to
130:6.1 As they met, Jesus said: “Greetings, my f.!
130:6.3 Said Jesus: “My f., arise! Stand up like a man!
132:5.2 “My good f., I discern that you are a sincere seeker
132:5.13 “And so, my f., if you would be a faithful and just
133:2.1 f., may I speak with you in private for a moment?”
133:2.1 “My f., I perceive that something terrible must have
133:2.1 Now, my f., tell me what is the matter?
133:4.6 “My f., as you build the material structures of men,
164:1.3 ‘Take good care of my f., and if the expense is
165:4.5 “My f., it is not a sin to have honorable wealth; but
167:1.5 say to you: ‘My f., why sit in the seat of the least?
172:5.13 “Why so troubled of countenance, my good f.;
174:4.3 “My f., I perceive that you are not far from the
179:4.2 My f. of many years, who even now eats my
181:2.9 but, my good f., you still do not know what you
181:2.23 “My f., it is not strange that you should encounter
184:1.6 “My f., if I have spoken evil, bear witness against
friendless
193:4.13 he ignored those who loved him, in death, he was f..
friendliness
138:3.8 spoke of one thing: the goodness and f. of Jesus.
141:7.12 beginning to recognize the unaffected f. of Jesus.
143:5.4 but Nalda mistook f. for commonplace familiarity,
171:7.1 but graciousness is the aroma of f. which emanates
180:5.12 that spontaneous, generous, and sincere f. which
friendly
24:6.4 pilgrim was met with f. greetings by Malvorian,
25:7.3 These Morontia Companions are such f. associates
25:7.3 personalities will be f. and companionable, but not
27:3.2 they really need someone to provide helpful and f.
39:4.18 It is just such f. relationships as these that so endear
47:4.2 of celestial life differ, they are all f. and fraternal.
66:8.2 Both Caligastia and Lucifer judged their f. advisers
69:4.6 These treaty spots afforded opportunity for f. and
75:3.7 and active leader of the near-by colony of f. Nodites.
75:3.7 Nodites who favored f. relations with the Garden.
75:6.1 and promising their f. co-operation, as far as possible
85:3.3 the Hindus still maintain f. relations with snakes.
93:5.11 so there occurred a f. severance of relationship,
96:3.4 entered into an agreement to maintain f. relations
100:7.11 Jesus was frank, but always f..
103:4.2 effort to make atonement, to restore f. relationship.
121:2.10 The f. relations of Herod with the Roman rulers
130:7.2 man who would have friends must show himself f..”
131:3.6 The wise man is a noble soul who is f. in the midst
131:5.3 is more f. to man than the most f. of all creatures.
133:1.4 I am absolutely assured that the universe is f. to me
133:5.8 The universe is f. to every child of the eternal God.
137:7.3 how one who could live so near God could be so f.
140:5.11 motivated by an unshakable faith in a lawful and f.
142:4.2 his host was bewildered at his f. attitude toward art
143:4.2 they offended the Jews by extending f. assistance
143:5.1 “Have no fear for me; these Samaritans will be f.;
147:5.4 You gave me no kiss of f. greeting, but this woman
157:4.3 Jesus relieved the tension by that f and fraternal smile
162:1.5 whom either believed in him or were at least f. to
162:1.10 hesitated to denounce him openly for fear of his f.
162:9.7 greatly relieved to have the Master back on f. soil;
163:4.13 It had nothing to do with the matter of f. greeting.
167:1.3 were disciples of Jesus or else were f. to the gospel.
167:2.1 then Jesus spoke a parable, which even his f. host
167:3.2 congregation at Philadelphia was f. toward the
168:1.1 When the f. Jews who followed after them saw his
168:3.3 believed they entertained f. feelings toward Jesus.
171:4.4 certain f. Pharisees came to Jesus and said: “Flee in
177:3.7 the great advantage which he had built up in the f.
180:5.8 with the assurance of citizenship in a f. universe,
184:1.5 “Do you have no care as to whether I am f. to you
187:1.7 it was strictly against the law to show f. feelings for
193:3.2 who would have friends must show himself f.’?
196:3.8 comprehend that the universe is f. to the individual.
friends—see friends, his; friends, my
25:3.6 they prove to be the understanding f. of men, angels,
25:7.1 These children of the Mother Spirits are the f. and
30:4.28 and this affords opportunity for looking up your f.,
35:2.1 intelligent life find in these Sons understanding f.,
37:5.7 do act as f. of the court, advising the presiding
39:1.10 These are the true f. and postgraduate counselors of
39:9.3 always and forever your true f. and unfailing helpers.
44:0.18 depriving you of the ability to recognize your f.
46:3.3 the Uversa f. add the reflectivity phenomena to the
47:3.6 call upon your loved ones and other earth f. who
48:6.35 Here you are face to face with true f., angels who
55:2.4 When the family, f., and working group of such a
55:2.4 meantime freely conversing with their assembled f.
55:2.6 the translation shrine resembles that of the joyful f.
67:1.3 betrayal of trust and disloyalty to one’s confiding f..
72:4.3 the vacation being spent with parents or f. in travel.
91:0.2 believers in luck would enlist the support of their f.
91:4.3 to love you more than his other children, your f.,
102:7.10 most living of all truths, the most loving of all f.,
122:5.6 the position taken by her other children and by her f.
123:0.3 Aside from a few f. and relatives no one was told
123:0.3 One of Joseph’s relatives revealed this to a few f. in
123:0.3 On this occasion the assembled f. presented Jesus
123:0.3 the invitation of their Memphis and Alexandrian f.
123:0.4 entire month of September in counsel with their f.
123:0.6 Joseph had convinced Mary and all their f. that it
123:1.3 be unwise to spread the word among their Galilean f.
123:1.4 they grew up to be great f. and loyal companions.
123:3.1 book had been presented to him by Alexandrian f.
123:5.15 Jesus and the neighbor boy Jacob became great f.
123:6.5 Jesus greatly enjoyed entertaining both family and f.
127:3.10 Jesus had many warm f. and stanch admirers among
127:6.6 Lazarus arranged to celebrate the Passover with f.
130:1.1 tarried at Joppa, Jesus and Gadiah became warm f..
130:7.2 When Ganid inquired what one could do to make f.,
130:7.2 olden Jewish proverb—“A man who would have f.
131:4.8 Man’s f. of the flesh cannot survive death; virtue
133:1.4 and surely we have no violence to fear from our f..
133:3.8 and we would share it with these our new-found f.,
135:4.1 Elizabeth’s f., knowing of the Nazarite restrictions
137:3.7 had Jesus’ family and f. seen him so carefree and
137:7.2 They found it really easy to be “f. with God,” God
138:3.6 I have come here to make merry with these f.,
139:1.11 possessed with the urge to share him with their f.;
139:2.3 incessant trouble for all of Peter’s f. and associates
139:7.1 mixer, and was gifted with the ability to make f.
140:8.12 did not say that men should never entertain their f.
144:8.1 some of John’s special f. brought the Master the last
144:8.2 John’s f. interrupted Jesus’ teaching to say to him:
144:8.3 Jesus paused to say to John’s f.: “Go back and tell
145:3.1 Jesus or to have themselves carried there by their f.
146:2.11 Pray for the welfare of your families, f., and fellows,
146:5.2 Though the entire household of Titus, their f.,
146:6.1 Jesus’ presence and then returned home to their f.
146:6.2 the widow and her f. recognized the Master and
147:1.3 And the f. of the centurion went into the house and
148:0.2 one week out of each month with their families or f..
148:6.4 “The first of Job’s f., Eliphaz, exhorted the
148:8.4 trying to walk on the water, was sent away by f..
149:2.14 On both f and foes Jesus exercised a strong influence
149:7.2 recess to go home to their families, visit their f.,
150:3.5 to communicate with their families or their onetime f.
150:7.4 Most of the older of Jesus’ f., including the doting
150:8.1 all Nazareth, f. and foes, turned out to hear this
150:9.3 had gathered together a group of Jesus’ f. from
151:1.4 in parables to the end that our f. and those who
152:2.1 that all his followers might go home or to their f.
152:7.1 Judas Iscariot and Simon Zelotes stopped with f.
154:2.2 all his disciples to return to their homes or f. to rest
154:7.3 put their boat in the custody of f., and began the
156:0.1 evangelists and the apostles were lodged with her f.
159:1.3 taking with you one or two mutual f. that you may
160:0.1 home to visit their families or to sojourn with f..
165:2.8 Verily, verily, I say to you, f. and enemies, I am
165:6.3 F., relatives, and loved ones are destined to be set
166:1.4 “Many of you Pharisees are here with me as f.,
167:1.5 dinner or give a supper, invite not always your f.,
167:7.7 that the Master was drawing near to Bethany by f.
168:0.3 But they, with all of their believing f., were puzzled
168:0.4 Many f. from near-by hamlets and others from
168:0.8 The f. who were with Mary, seeking to comfort her,
168:0.9 to remain in the house with their f. while Mary went
168:0.12 mourning for Lazarus by these professed f.
168:0.12 their mourning, for they were real f. of the family.
168:1.12 his appearance, to Jesus, the apostles, and their f..
168:3.7 and resting over the Sabbath with f. in Bethpage,
169:1.4 the coin that was lost, she called together her f.
169:1.13 could have had a kid at any time you had made f. to
169:2.1 they are skillful in making f. with the mammon of
169:2.4 And so did this dishonest steward seek to make f.
169:2.5 Take lessons from those who make f. with the
170:2.24 the family of God, the Father’s will, the f. of God,
172:0.1 Lazarus, his sisters, and their f. were expecting them;
172:4.3 the other apostles lodged among their f. in Bethany
175:4.1 with a certain group of Sadducean relatives and f.
177:4.2 certain Sadducean f. of his father’s family that he
181:2.5 your f. in the brotherhood of the heavenly kingdom
184:5.10 about the high priest’s palace, together with their f.,
187:2.7 into Jerusalem to bring back his mother and her f.
187:3.2 These and other f. of Jesus held their peace while
187:4.3 his mother and her f. to the scene of the crucifixion.
188:0.3 It was not uncommon for f. of crucified persons to
190:2.6 appeared visibly before his family and their f.,
193:3.2 He who would have f. must show himself friendly.
194:3.16 They had sacrificed their homes, families, f., and
friends, his
127:2.7 family was in a turmoil, his youthful f. in division,
128:1.15 with Joseph, spent this Passover with his three f. at
128:4.4 by the flattering propositions of his Damascus f..
128:5.4 a purse in token of the esteem of his Alexandrian f.
128:5.5 His f. from Egypt set sail for home,
128:6.12 It was difficult for his f. to comprehend the range of
129:2.9 intrust such funds to his f. for the safeguarding of
129:3.3 his f. thought he had returned to Damascus;
130:2.1 Jesus and his f. tarried in Caesarea beyond the
130:2.1 During the evenings Jesus and his f. strolled about
130:3.1 Jesus and his two f. departed at noon one day for
132:4.5 Jesus refused to accompany his f. to the baths
133:0.1 leave Rome, Jesus said good-bye to none of his f..
133:9.4 Thus the Master left his f. from India at Charax,
134:1.3 Jesus visited with his family and f., spent time at the
135:11.2 John answered his f.: “This man can do nothing
137:2.3 Philip went forward to greet his f. while Nathaniel
137:3.4 All his f. at Capernaum saw a great and pleasant
137:5.1 Jesus’ family and all his f. in Cana were much
137:5.4 The next morning Jesus joined his f. at breakfast,
138:3.2 he wished to give such a dinner to his family and f.
139:1.10 to praise the worthy accomplishments of his f. grew
139:2.2 Simon was well known to all his f. as an erratic and
139:12.6 at misinterpretation of the words and acts of his f..
139:12.9 and Judas grew abnormally suspicious of his best f.,
140:5.21 love has no man than to lay down his life for his f..”
142:4.4 made a great feast for Jesus and invited sixty of his f.
145:2.15 Jesus and his f. stopped there on the way from the
147:1.2 the Roman soldier sent his f. out to greet Jesus,
147:5.5 When Simon and his f. who sat at meat with him
147:5.6 As Jesus arose with his f. to leave, he turned to
148:6.3 Both Job and his f. failed to find the true answer
148:6.6 remember how Job replied to his f., saying: ‘I well
148:6.7 the attitude of Job in view of the counsel of his f.
148:6.8 And when Job had listened to all three of his f., he
148:6.9 “Then began the second session with his f..
148:6.9 Bildad was indignant at Job’s contempt for his f..
148:6.9 Job by this time had become disgusted with his f.
148:6.9 embodied in the philosophy of his f. and enshrined
148:9.2 carried from Capernaum on a small couch by his f..
148:9.2 His f. tried to gain entrance to Zebedee’s house by
148:9.2 his f. to procure ladders by which they ascended
148:9.2 at the perseverance of the sick man and his f..
150:9.3 but his f. were more than astonished when, as he
151:6.7 Jesus and his f. were awakened by a delegation of
152:1.3 all his f. were becoming concerned lest he continue
153:1.5 Both his f. and his foes pondered just one thought,
158:7.4 suggestions of even his affectionate and loyal f.
159:1.2 calls to his f. and neighbors, ‘Rejoice with me, for
160:2.8 and enlarge the appreciative capacities of his f..
162:1.10 his f. feared to acknowledge him openly for fear of
162:1.11 such assertions even when preaching among his f..
164:3.8 washed in the pool of Siloam, he returned to his f.
164:3.9 His f., neighbors, and all who had known Josiah
164:3.10 when talking about me with his f., he made clay with
167:3.6 brought an urgent message to Jesus from his f. at
167:5.1 a company of almost fifty of his f. and enemies.
168:0.5 who brought tidings to Martha that Jesus and his f.
169:1.2 remember that the good shepherd called in his f.
171:5.3 when he saw him, he said to his f., “Bring the man
171:7.5 And Jesus always made his f. feel at ease.
172:0.3 best not to attempt to seize him among his f.;
172:0.3 his f. had never seen him more composed and
172:1.2 they feared to apprehend Jesus in the midst of his f..
172:5.13 influenced by the ridicule of his Sadducean f..
177:4.2 His f. flatteringly assured him that his withdrawal
180:1.3 have than this: that he will lay down his life for his f..
180:1.6 and now, before he leaves, he calls them his f..
183:0.3 Jesus withdrew from the camp and from his f. in
183:4.2 inasmuch as he refused to allow his f. to defend
185:6.1 His many f. either do not yet know of his night arrest
186:1.3 rulers of the Jews would allow him to betray his f.
186:4.1 His f. were in hiding; his enemies had gone their
187:1.7 sympathy in this dark hour when his f. were in hiding
187:1.10 death on the cross, talking with many of his f. and
188:2.2 be stationed before Jesus’ tomb to prevent his f.
188:5.7 that he would be willing to lay down his life for his f.
193:2.3 While his f. could not readily recognize his morontia
193:4.10 he refused to talk over his difficulties with his real f.
friends, my
137:2.5 shall I go down to John or shall I join my f. who
137:6.5 You are now my f.; I trust you and I love you; you
137:6.5 Even you, my f., do not fully perceive what I am
138:7.1 My f., hear me once more.
150:4.2 And I say to you, my f. and disciples, be not afraid
163:3.7 the householder: ‘My f., I do you no wrong.
165:3.3 But I say to you, my f., when they seek to destroy
167:1.4 “My f., teachers in Israel and learned lawyers, I
169:1.12 gave me a kid that I might make merry with my f..
180:0.3 My f., I am to be with you only a little longer.
180:1.3 And you are my f.; you will continue to be my f. if
180:1.3 one another as I am loving you, you shall be my f.,
180:2.1 fruit-bearing branches—my f. who love one
182:1.1 “My f. and brethren, my time with you is now very
182:1.4 These, my f. and ambassadors, have sincerely
182:1.4 Help these, my f., to be one in spirit, even as we
182:2.1 “My f., nothing can happen to the Son of Man
182:2.2 “My f., go to your rest.
friendship
1:6.5 of spiritual harmony is essential to f. between two
19:6.2 will develop an eternal f. for these superb beings.
19:6.2 And how deep is that f. which grows up between
25:7.3 another group so devoted to f. and companionship.
28:5.13 whether in f. and marriage, or in the liaisons of the
48:6.34 divine fire of the will-to-service through personal f.
63:4.4 and certainly had a real, although crude, idea of f..
66:5.22 substitution for blood drinking as a seal of personal f.
70:3.6 The old idea of f. meant adoption into the clan;
70:3.9 “Guest f.” was a relation of temporary hospitality.
76:5.3 This message, among other expressions of f. and
89:5.4 Having been started through hunger, f., revenge, or
99:4.1 Human f. and divine religion are mutually helpful if
99:6.2 And all live religions encourage human f., conserve
100:4.4 this tolerance will grow into f. and ripen into love.
124:2.4 on account of this trait because of the f. of Jacob,
124:6.9 a lifelong f. sprang up between the two families.
127:5.5 than those of simple brotherly regard and pure f..
138:9.1 emotion—the supreme sentiment of f.-loyalty.
139:2.6 Peter’s great strength of character was loyalty, f..
140:5.17 depth and breadth of the truest f.—loving-kindness.
143:4.2 In return for their f. Alexander gave the Samaritans
159:3.9 the gospel, you are simply teaching f. with God.
160:2.5 These associations of f. and mutual affection are
160:2.6 the affectionate and understanding f. of man and
160:2.8 F. enhances the joys and glorifies the triumphs of
160:2.8 One of the crowning glories of human f. is this
160:4.12 recollections of the great moments of a superb f..
161:2.3 exemplifies the ideal of human f.; only a divine
169:2.5 so conduct your lives that you make eternal f. with
172:3.5 of peace and f. always entered riding upon an ass.
180:1.6 The impulse of f. transcends all convictions of duty,
192:2.10 Admix f. with your counsel and add love to your
194:0.5 assurance that the Master still lived, that their f. had
friendships
74:7.2 social intercourse and the cultivation of personal f..
160:2.4 abundantly illustrated in the devotions of genuine f..
fright
89:1.2 sometimes dies of f. when he has violated a taboo,
168:2.4 were pale with f. and overcome with astonishment.
frighten
70:7.15 these societies first wore masks to f. the curious
159:3.5 such unworthy tactics as endeavoring to f. men and
159:3.5 A loving father does not f. his children into yielding
172:5.9 so to f. the Sanhedrin that they would not dare
frightened
61:3.10 overcame deep-seated propensity to flee when f..
87:6.11 Ghosts were supposed to be disturbed and f by noise
122:2.4 This vision greatly f. Elizabeth.
130:5.4 While the f. child clung to him, Jesus held the man
133:1.1 After he had restrained Ganid and permitted the f.
142:8.5 concluded that he had become f. by their previous
143:5.4 Nalda was f.; she began to realize that she stood in
152:4.2 walk upon the water, the boisterous waves f. him,
153:5.1 They were also somewhat f. and disconcerted by
154:6.11 The commotion produced by these men f. the twelve
155:6.6 doomed to become f. by every new discovery,
156:6.5 indicated he was so thoroughly f. that he would not
158:1.9 The three apostles were so badly f. that they were
158:1.10 The apostles now became greatly f., and as they fell
171:4.5 The resurrection of Lazarus f. and alarmed Herod,
177:5.4 the Master’s good cheer and his unusual sociability f.
185:7.3 This last talk with Jesus thoroughly f. Pilate.
186:3.1 that the followers of Jesus were so thoroughly f.
189:4.8 As they drew near the sepulchre, the f. Magdalene,
189:4.10 For a moment they were again f., but Mary, rushing
190:2.3 was too much amazed to speak and too f. to flee.
191:2.1 Why are you so f. when I appear, as though you
194:1.1 Now these f. apostles emerged from their weeks of
frightening
87:6.3 Many techniques were developed for f. ghosts and
87:6.13 tactics were also utilized for f. ghosts and spirits.
frightful
86:6.7 It was a terrible and f. price to pay, but it was worth
frightfulness
89:5.4 a sort of f. with which to terrorize their neighbors.
frigid
15:6.15 the superheated suns and the f. outlying worlds are
61:6.3 the Eskimos, even now prefer to dwell in f. climes.
124:1.9 climate of Palestine ranged from the f. to the torrid.
fringe
12:1.10 masses of the dark gravity bodies about the f. of
12:2.3 as extragalactic are actually on the f. of Orvonton
15:5.8 catastrophes are infrequent except out on the f. of
41:4.7 These enormous suns have an extending f. that
41:10.5 and this constellation is now traversing the outer f.
78:3.5 Southern Europe and the Mediterranean f. were
79:2.2 are rather the most inferior southern and eastern f.,
121:2.5 Each Jewish synagogue tolerated a f. of gentile
121:2.5 it was among this f. of proselytes that Paul made the
150:8.11 while about the f. of this crowd there circulated
159:3.7 Forewarn all believers regarding the f. of conflict
fringes
58:5.8 tended to cause the f. to slide downhill, over the lava
61:7.14 the mastodon preferred the sheltered f. of the forest
80:8.3 were the expanding f. of the African, Aegean,
frivolity
139:8.7 and so playful, but so free from levity and f..
frivolous
125:1.2 his sense of propriety outraged by the sight of the f.
139:6.4 Nathaniel discourse on things both serious and f..
fro
24:3.2 they flash to and f. to the uttermost parts of creation.
61:7.13 Many were sorely sifted by the to-and-f. migration
frog
59:6.8 During this declining f. age, in Africa, the first step
59:6.8 in Africa, the first step in the evolution of the f.
61:2.6 venerable f., the only remaining group representative
62:3.9 Had the ancestral f. of all humanity jumped two
65:2.6 two unique modifications, the f. and the salamander.
65:2.6 it was the f. which began that series of progressive
65:2.7 The f. is one of the earliest of surviving human-race
65:2.7 but it failed to progress, persisting today much as in
65:2.7 The f. is the only species ancestor of the early dawn
65:2.7 no surviving ancestry between the f. and the Eskimo.
65:2.10 The kingdom of reptiles,descended from the f. family
65:3.3 that Urantia mortals evolved by way of primitive f.
65:3.3 single f., narrowly escaped extinction on a certain
65:3.3 This particular ancestral f. represented our third
100:1.4 The quickest way for a tadpole to become a f. is to
frogs
59:5.0 5. THE AGE OF FROGS
59:5.6 crawled out upon the land snails, scorpions, and f..
59:5.6 Today f. still lay their eggs in water, and their young
59:5.6 This period could well be known as the age of f..
59:5.23 sudden appearance of the f. and their many cousins.
59:5.23 The life features of the coal age were ferns and f..
59:6.8 the f. reached their climax in the preceding age and
59:6.8 It was soon after the arrival of these prereptilian f.
60:0.2 the preceding era were indeed the age of f., but
65:2.8 The f. gave rise to the Reptilia, a great animal family
from—not included
front—see front—adjective
63:5.5 such a hut was closed by rolling a stone in f. of it,
64:1.2 mountains to the right, water the left, and ice in f..
100:4.5 In f. of this animated human crouches a saber-
122:7.7 storage room to the f. of the stalls and mangers.
125:1.4 court beneath the rock ledge in f. of the temple,
148:9.2 rested on the floor immediately in f. of the Master.
150:2.1 they always sat in a group in f. and to the right of the
168:0.5 they rolled the stone in f. of the tomb and sealed the
168:1.12 this command of Jesus directing that the stone in f.
172:5.1 to Bethany, Jesus walked in f. of the apostles.
183:3.1 Judas stepped well out in f. of the band that he
183:3.4 Then Jesus stepped up in f. of the officer and,
This trial was arranged to take place in f. of the
185:2.1 When Jesus and his accusers had gathered in f. of
189:4.2 a second stone had been rolled in f. of the tomb,
190:5.5 Soon they drew up in f. of their humble dwelling
191:1.2 there suddenly appeared in f. of him the form of a
191:5.2 and standing directly in f. of Thomas, said: “Peace be
front—adjective
60:4.4 The present f. range of mountains is what is left of
145:2.16 the extraordinary event which occurred in the f. yard
145:3.5 Peter’s wife heard voices in the f. yard and saw a
145:3.6 When the Master stepped out of the f. entrance of
145:3.8 A voice from the f. yard exclaimed: “Master,
148:9.1 six Pharisees from Jerusalem seated in the f. row
148:9.1 this assembly in the spacious and enlarged f. room
148:9.2 to gain entrance to Zebedee’s house by both the f.
154:6.11 they hastened through the f. entrance to the boat.
183:3.4 those in the f. ranks fell suddenly backward.
185:5.1 he went out on the f. steps of the praetorium,
frontal
139:2.6 Peter was a brave soldier when facing a f. attack,
frontier
68:6.5 F. society develops the unskilled side of humanity;
frontiers
40:10.8 Paradise finaliters are pioneering the expanding f.
56:7.7 As the f. of experiential Deity are extended out
94:9.1 seventeen thousand missionaries to the farthest f.
frothiness
196:0.8 fanatic nor the superficial f. of the religious egotist.
frown
70:1.14 in recent times has religion begun to f. upon war.
142:4.2 should all men f. upon the reproduction of grace
166:4.10 the smile of heaven, neither is affliction the f. of God.
frozen
155:3.8 thawing out the f. forms of religion into the liquid
frugal
126:2.7 Jesus was liberal but f.; he was saving but generous.
frugality
69:2.2 Before the dawn of early f. and primitive industry
126:5.1 each month necessitated the practice of greater f..
140:8.3 In answer to many of their questions regarding f.
frugally
134:8.3 Jesus ate f. while on the mountain; he abstained from
fruit—see fruit, to
39:4.11 It is the f. of an intelligent appreciation of universe
54:1.6 True liberty is the f. of self-control; false liberty,
66:4.13 currents were derived from the f. of the tree of life,
66:4.13 and it was the f. of the tree of life that enabled the
66:7.19 “In the sweat of your face shall you eat the f. of the
67:3.5 to partake of the f. and leaves of this energy plant.
73:6.1 were for the “healing of the nations,” and whose f.
73:6.4 The f. of the tree of life was like a superchemical
73:6.4 possible for them to utilize the f. of the tree of life
73:6.6 And Adam and Eve periodically partook of its f. for
73:6.7 as “gods if they partook of the f. of the tree.”
73:6.7 They ate freely of the f. for years, but it did
73:6.7 which acted as a complement to the f. of the tree.
74:7.21 to substitute the offerings of the f. of the land for the
75:4.4 Every time the Garden pair had partaken of the f. of
75:7.6 the superenergy stored in the f. of the tree of life.
88:6.5 tree which eventually bore the f. of a scientific age.
89:2.1 Every primitive tribe had its tree of forbidden f.,
95:0.1 In some of these lands their teachings bore f.;
96:5.4 He will multiply the f. of your womb and the f. of
97:5.6 the f. of my body for the sin of my soul?
97:6.4 to his ways and according to the f. of his doings.”
100:2.1 and, second, on the continuous bearing of spiritual f.:
102:7.3 a religion without God are like those who gather f.
102:7.4 The graft determines the nature of the f.,
126:4.5 the f. of my body for the sin of my soul? No!
130:5.3 Time alone will ripen the green f. upon the tree.
130:8.3 enough to change the life of a small boy, a f. vendor,
130:8.3 vendor, of whom Jesus bought f. and in turn fed with
131:1.9 What f. we receive not from our plantings in this
131:3.3 Evil is the f. of wrongly directed thinking.
131:9.2 the virtues of man are the f. of this endowment of
135:6.7 but I warn you to bring forth f. worthy of sincere
135:6.7 Every tree that brings not forth good f. is destined
137:4.15 well drunk, to bring forth the inferior f. of the vine;
137:8.12 It does not attain full f. quickly.
137:8.12 that hour when the kingdom ripens into the full f. of
140:3.19 Even so, every good tree brings forth good f., but
140:3.19 forth good fruit, but the corrupt tree bears evil f..
140:3.19 A good tree cannot yield evil f., neither can a
140:3.19 fruit, neither can a corrupt tree produce good f..
140:3.19 Every tree that does not bring forth good f. is
140:4.7 The tree which bears no f. is “hewn down and cast
143:6.1 He who reaps receives wages and gathers this f. to
150:5.5 righteousness is the natural f. of the spirit-born life
151:4.1 sprang up and later were about to bring forth f.,
153:2.1 you will be driven to eat the f. of your own bodies,
153:4.4 You must either make the tree good and its f. good,
153:4.4 or else will the tree become corrupt and its f. corrupt
162:4.4 the paradise apple—the citron, or the “forbidden f..
166:4.9 when he had many times sought f. thereon and
166:4.9 Here have I come these three seasons looking for f.
166:4.9 then, next year, if it bears no f., it shall be cut down.’
174:5.8 soil, it springs up again to life and bears much f..
176:3.3 progressive spiritual f.-bearing of the sons of God
179:2.2 I shall not again drink with you the f. of the vine
180:1.4 forth into the world to yield the f. of loving service
180:2.1 Father requires of me that you shall bear much f..
180:2.1 Every branch coming out of me which bears no f.,
180:2.1 Every branch which bears f., the Father will cleanse
180:2.1 the Father will cleanse that it may bear more f..
180:2.1 As the branch cannot bear f. except it abides in the
180:2.1 He who lives in me, and I in him, will bear much f.
180:2.1 connection with me, you will bear abundant f..
180:2.1 branches, and that every branch bears much f..
180:2.1 when the world sees these f.-bearing branches—my
180:2.5 can do nothing except, f. bearing, yielding grapes.
180:2.6 love, in order that the branches may bear much f..
193:2.2 the children of faith that they bear much spirit f..
195:10.11 Spiritual unity is the f. of faith union with the
fruit, to
9:4.6 volition has power to bring the meanings of mind to f
79:7.5 of an advanced civilization were coming to f..
94:12.2 Shinran in Japan, this concept finally came to f. in
151:3.15 knew not how it came about, the plant came to f..
179:4.2 This is the coming to f. of the concealed evil in the
fruitful
39:2.6 local universe anywhere they can be of f. service.
39:3.5 on the mansion worlds for continued f. service.
66:5.15 Give us this season green pastures and f. flocks to
133:5.12 but it was not particularly f. in its human contacts.
142:8.3 This sojourn in Judea was a restful and f. season of
144:5.84 Crown us with celestial diadems of f. service,
156:2.3 was a very f. time in the work of winning souls,
166:3.7 and so shall we ever be brethren in the long and f.
181:2.15 your life of many years may be f. in souls won for
193:2.2 If, therefore, you are not f., he will dig about your
fruitfully
164:5.6 the Master’s miraculous ministry who turned out f.,
fruitfulness
39:4.12 These seraphim teach the f. of patience: That
155:3.7 Faith promotes spiritual vitality and righteous f..
166:4.9 when they had thus complied with the laws of f.,
180:2.1 The vine is pruned only to increase the f. of its
fruition
27:7.7 What a f. of the eternal plan and purpose of the Gods
78:2.4 genius, and sufficient leisure to insure inventive f..
79:4.8 then the world will observe the f. of the cultural
88:2.10 civil forms led to the f. of the authority of the state.
105:1.2 attempts to elucidate the genesis and f. of reality,
106:7.4 such a finality f. remains a theoretical possibility.
106:9.3 being actualized in space and evolving to f. in time,
176:2.3 when the kingdom shall have come to its full f.,
fruitions
106:7.2 inseparable from the f. of unqualified eternity and
fruitless
80:3.2 it would be f. to attempt to enumerate the racial
145:1.1 who had just come in near shore from a f. night of
180:2.6 a wise husbandman cuts away only the dead and f.
fruits—see fruits of the spirit
5:2.4 “By their f. you shall know them.”
12:7.7 discernible in the spirit f. which are borne in the
48:6.36 before it can be reborn to bear the f. of new life and
56:10.20 there are yielded the f. of divinity: intellectual peace,
60:3.19 F., grasses, and cereals were abundant, and these
62:3.11 their mild climates and an abundance of tropical f.,
63:5.6 exception of wild berries and certain f. of the trees,
66:4.7 residence in a warm region abounding in f. and nuts.
70:8.18 But these measures can bear their true f. only in the
73:5.5 Already had many of the f., cereals, and nuts been
74:6.3 a great variety of nuts and to the juices of many f.,
74:6.4 They found their foods—f., nuts, and cereals—ready
76:2.2 Herders bring of their flocks, farmers of the f. of the
76:2.2 to the former preference for the f. of the fields.
76:3.7 Adam and his family had always subsisted on f., nuts,
76:4.4 They subsisted wholly upon “the f. of the trees.”
84:8.6 all forms of legitimate self-gratification, the f. of
88:1.3 When plants and f. became fetishes, they were taboo
88:6.6 The f. of extra labor or of diligence were looked
89:6.7 It was long the custom to dedicate the first f. to the
101:4.4 the last analysis, religion is to be judged by its f.,
102:2.1 know its social, intellectual, moral, and spiritual f..
102:7.4 In such a mortal experience only social f. are
102:7.5 is consistency; the social f. are love and service.
117:2.1 the final f. of all finite growth are: power controlled
123:3.5 Later came the feast of the first-f., the harvest
131:3.2 I am satisfied with the f. of my confidence.
136:2.1 might by so doing manifest f. of race penitence.
136:6.7 when “the earth will yield its f. ten thousandfold,
140:3.19 By their f. you shall know them.
140:4.7 “By their f. you shall know them.”
141:5.2 while your spiritual natures and spirit f. of divine
142:3.16 6. You shall not fail to observe the feast of the first f.
142:3.19 9. The first of the first f. of the ground you shall
142:5.2 of my disciples, you should judge them by their f..
153:4.4 Father’s eternal kingdom the tree is known by its f..
153:4.4 having already chosen evil, bring forth good f.?
155:5.12 religion which shall derive its authority from the f.
160:2.10 utterly fail to produce these moral and spiritual f..
160:3.3 many times multiplying the f. of his life efforts.
165:4.2 will I have abundant room in which to store my f.
170:2.18 the unselfish love of man which yields the good f. of
170:3.10 is personal, individual; the f., the results, are familial,
170:5.12 as inevitable outgrowths, or natural f., of this inner
173:4.2 And when the season of the f. drew near, he sent
173:4.2 refused to give the servants the f. due their master;
173:4.3 farmers who will render to him the f. in their season.
176:3.7 will be disclosed to all who behold your spiritual f.
178:1.15 I desire that it shall bear appropriate f. in each
179:3.10 wine, with the bitter herbs and the paste of dried f.,
180:2.1 so neither can you yield the f. of loving service
193:1.2 the f. of this spirit life as it is lived in the flesh.
193:5.2 By the spirit f. of your lives impel souls to believe
fruits of the spirit
5:2.4 the f. which are yielded in the life experience of the
5:2.6 abundant in the manifestation of the f. in the lives of
34:6.13 “for the f. are love, joy, peace, long-suffering, faith,
34:7.1 animal-origin races, does not naturally bear the f..
34:7.1 bring forth the beautiful harvest of the character f..
99:5.6 Religious experience unfailingly yields the “f.” in the
102:2.1 know its social, intellectual, moral, and spiritual f..
102:6.7 this spiritual certainty consists in the social f. of the
117:6.17 The f. are the substance of the Supreme as he is
140:1.4 you must bring forth the f. of my Father’s spirit if
140:10.6 inner experience of the soul as it manifests the f. in
141:5.2 your spiritual natures and spirit f. of divine worship
142:1.5 4. Obedience to the will of the Father, yielding the f.
142:6.7 begin to bear in your daily life the abundant f..”
143:2.8 spontaneously show forth the f. in your daily lives;
143:2.8 the f. are the essence of the highest type of enjoyable
152:6.3 shown in the abundant yielding of the genuine f. in
155:6.15 1. The f. of God showing forth in your daily routine
156:5.1 sunlight of truth and actually bear the noble f..”
156:5.2 he said: “In order to yield the f., you must be born
173:4.4 to receive the good news and to bring forth the f..
176:3.2 the temporal life by faith and having yielded the f.
176:3.3 a living faith, and it increasingly manifests the f.
176:3.5 know these truths must yield the increase of the f.
176:3.7 will be disclosed to all who behold your spiritual f.
176:3.8 higher duty of obtaining increased yield of the f.,
178:1.4 is the natural outgrowth of the bearing of the f. in
178:1.6 The f., your sincere and loving service, are the social
180:2.5 divine answer: more and increased bearing of the f.
180:2.5 believer exist only for the purpose of bearing the f.
181:2.26 spirit-born men and women who yield the f. in their
193:1.2 the experience of bearing the f. of this spirit life
193:2.2 begin to show forth the f. in loving service to their
193:2.2 And the f. of the divine spirit which are yielded in
193:2.2 If professed believers bear not these f. in their lives,
193:2.2 Increasingly, must you yield the f. as you progress
193:5.2 By the spirit f. of your lives impel souls to believe
194:3.1 When man yields the “f.” in his life, he is simply
196:0.11 The faith of Jesus bore the transcendent f..
frustrate
73:2.5 did everything possible to f. and hamper the work of
140:4.5 light can also be so “blinding” as to confuse and f..
178:3.3 nothing you may do can f. the divine plan.
183:4.2 use of his divine powers to f. his human enemies.
frustrated
14:5.11 impulses were not given you merely to be f. and
100:5.1 among the isms and cults of a f. philosophic era.
184:2.11 he had f. their purpose to identify him with Jesus.
frustration
95:1.8 sidetracked and virtually lost in f. and oblivion.
97:8.4 led to such a degree of racial disappointment and f.
100:3.2 do not grow out of wish fulfillment or emotional f..
Fu-tze—see also Confucius
94:6.9 Confucius (Kung F.) was a younger contemporary
fuel
63:2.5 fire, but they saved it by the addition of suitable f.,
fugitive
69:4.4 Any f. reaching the market place was safe and secure
fugitives
70:1.21 the right of asylum; political f. received protection.
96:3.5 Egyptians, who all fell before the f.’ defense,
97:9.5 made up of social misfits and f. from justice.
fulcral
42:2.4 the f. zone of the Unqualified Absolute, the zone
fulcrum
9:3.8 Paradise is the material f. of infinity; the agencies of
70:8.18 religion is powerless apart from the f. of sound mind
108:5.8 you supply the psychic f. on which the Adjuster may
110:6.17 a spiritual f. for the more effective functioning of
156:5.18 Tact is the f. of social leverage, and tolerance is the
178:1.6 Spirit of Truth become your power-multiplying f..
fulcrums
92:5.7 that these teachers were the temporal personality f.
116:4.6 are the field f. for the mobilizing almighty power of
fulfill
3:1.6 so perfectly do they f. all the infinite requirements
3:5.1 failure of the delegated personality to f. the trust.
23:3.3 on the journey to f. this mission my associate
28:6.14 responsibility, to execute trust, and f. missions.
34:7.1 to f. the commission, “he will guide you into all truth
52:7.1 That promise Jesus will certainly f., but no one
66:8.3 the later failure of Adam and Eve to f. their mission.
70:12.5 those who are qualified intellectually and morally to f
76:2.9 a certain degree, f. the predictions of Serapatatia,
79:8.6 Despite failure to f. the promise of an early
97:10.1 they had promised the Jews that, if they would f.
121:7.5 rendered it impossible for the Jews to f. their divine
123:6.8 But he never really doubted that his son was to f.
124:4.5 mother hurt by the failure of her favorite son to f.
126:2.2 not only to f. the commission of his Father to
127:5.3 to “f. the most sacred of all human trusts—loyalty to
128:3.9 giving up the idea that Jesus was to f. any divine
131:3.4 sure that you sincerely seek to f. all righteousness.
135:11.4 also this, for it becomes us to f. all righteousness.
140:6.2 the prophets; I have not come to destroy but to f.,
157:5.2 Knowing that he could never f. their Messianic
157:6.6 could not possibly f. the Messianic expectations of
158:2.3 he would in any degree f. their erroneous concepts
162:2.1 the law, yet how many of you honestly seek to f.
168:1.12 Have I not come to f. my promise?
171:8.14 thus shall we f. the will of the Father in all things.”
176:4.6 We have no idea as to when he will f. this promise
179:4.2 that one of you should become a traitor to f. the
181:2.10 to showing how acceptably mortal man may f. my
182:2.3 represents his attempt to f. his Father’s will.
192:1.2 he would meet them there, and he was about to f.
192:2.12 will on earth, so shall you f. the divine commission
fulfilled
36:6.6 a configuration of energies that have already f. all
112:7.14 he has f. the promise, and consummated the plan,
121:8.4 that much which Jesus did was that “it might be f.
135:11.2 This, my joy, therefore is f..
145:2.6 prophet’s words are f. in what you behold this day?
150:8.10 He began by saying: “Today are these Scriptures f..”
152:3.1 And was not all of this expectation now f. right
155:1.2 “Today you see this f. before your eyes.
155:1.2 not see the remainder of the Psalmist’s prophecy f.
170:2.8 revelation of a far-reaching divine purpose to be f.
176:2.3 that the material dreams of the Jews will be f.?
176:2.6 generation will not pass away until my words are f.
181:2.20 sightedness, you will live to see my words f..
191:0.7 believing that Jesus had f. his promise to rise again.
194:4.4 by the mouth of all the prophets, he thus f..
fulfilling
10:6.18 conforming to the justice of the Trinity, ever f. the
21:4.5 it was the last step in f. the sacred oath of a Creator
171:4.7 that which becomes us in f. the will of the Father
fulfillment
18:0.1 They are designed by the divine Trinity for the f. of
26:4.12 the celestial beings to assist in bringing about the f.
39:4.7 and the personality tastes the sweetness of goal f..
45:6.8 as the f. of one half of the training which ascenders
93:4.15 Like Jesus, Melchizedek attended strictly to the f. of
100:3.2 moral values do not grow out of wish f. or emotional
117:7.17 The time universes will have achieved the f. of
122:4.4 all the olden prophetic utterances appear to find f.
124:4.6 unfortunate Joseph could not have lived to see the f.
126:3.6 no sense, therefore, could his life mission be the f.
137:3.5 anticipated the promise of Gabriel was nearing f..
137:5.3 the kingdom except as the f. of John’s prediction
137:5.3 he was truly the f. of the prophetic utterances of
140:1.3 and the f. of the wise promises of all the prophets.
140:5.1 and that would be adequate f. of the “golden rule.”
145:4.1 their eyes had seen what they supposed was the f.
158:3.2 Son, Jesus had now received assurance of their f..
170:4.5 4. The prospect of the more perfect f. of the will of
175:1.5 so far departed from the f. of your divine privileges
181:0.1 Since their lifelong beliefs and hopes of wish f.
190:1.6 in f. of their oath to David Zebedee and to one
196:0.8 the achievement and f. of the “will of God.”
full—non-exhaustive; see full life; full of; full well;
see moon
2:6.1 its f. revelation appears only in the personal
10:5.8 enable me to convey to the human mind the f. truth
14:5.2 divine worlds of the central universe is so rich and f.,
32:4.2 God has f. understanding of the need of every
40:9.4 Adjuster transcripts of memory are f. and intact,
46:8.1 Satania may not come back into the f. fellowship
52:2.2 a f. quota of seraphic and other celestial helpers is
52:2.7 normal worlds establish f. equality of the sexes,
54:5.14 forty-eight reasons for permitting evil to run the f.
83:3.4 dowered wife without paying back the dowry in f..
109:7.7 emergency administration of Urantia with a f. staff of
112:7.10 the Adjuster is the divine pledge of the f. spiritual
117:0.2 relatively achieve the f. living of the will of God,
119:6.2 inhabitants of the sphere and departed in f. view of
120:1.1 You are about to pay the f. price of bestowal and
127:2.7 but now he could not declare the f. truth.
128:7.13 Jesus presented f. title to the repair shop to James,
131:3.5 a season of grace before the time of the f. ripening
134:8.9 the task set for Creator Sons to live to the f. the
137:6.5 their joy will be f., and they shall be called the blest
137:8.12 It does not attain f. fruit quickly.
137:8.12 that hour when the kingdom ripens into the f. fruit of
139:3.9 James lived his life to the f., and when the end came,
144:0.3 the beginning of the f. and final effort of his life on
145:4.2 their joy would have been f. and perfect but for his
151:3.15 First there was the blade, then the ear, then the f.
152:3.1 Now that the multitude had been fed to the f.,
152:5.2 who, when their stomachs were f. and their hearts
162:4.1 for the first time publicly to proclaim his f. gospel
171:2.3 “If you are not willing to pay the f. price, you can
175:1.20 and fill up the cup of your condemnation to the f.!
175:2.1 as a sociopolitical group, paid in f. the terrible price
179:4.8 to carry out to the f. one’s own selfish projects,
180:5.5 the f. thought of your mind to your fellow beings.
183:1.1 that his Son should drink to the f. the cup of mortal
184:1.4 the Master looked f. into his eyes but made no reply.
184:4.6 Having lived to the f. a life of revealing God to man
187:2.3 voluntary submission to the f. human experience.
188:5.1 The cross of Jesus portrays the f. measure of the
191:3.4 experienced to the f. the life of the ascendant mortals
195:0.12 will eventually assert their f. power upon the world.
full life
20:5.4 one bestowal Son come to live the f. mortal life
127:6.13 Jesus lives a f., representative, and replete life on
128:0.3 1. The mastering of the experience of living the f.
129:4.3 Jesus lived a real life, a f., and a truly normal, natural
129:4.5 And thus he experienced the f. of mortal man,
129:4.7 True it is, indeed, that in his f., rich, beautiful, and
158:1.6 the Son of Man has chosen to go through his f. in
188:4.2 Jesus desired to live a f. life in the flesh on Urantia.
full of
2:4.1 “Our God is f. of compassion, gracious, long-
2:6.3 “The Lord is gracious and f. of compassion.
4:4.7 the God of religion, f. of mercy and goodness and
89:1.3 The records of the Hebrews are f. of the mention of
123:1.2 Jesus was in excellent health and f. of childish glee
127:6.15 and f. of sympathy for the frailties of human nature.
131:1.5 God is f. of goodness toward all men; we have no
131:2.2 The earth shall be f. of the knowledge of the Lord
131:2.4 The Lord is gracious and f. of compassion.
131:4.5 He who is f. of faith worships truly when his inner
131:10.6 This new religion of ours is very f. of joy, and it
140:6.12 is generous, your whole body will be f. of light.
143:3.5 the mountain, Andrew’s head was f. of problems.
148:6.8 ‘man, born of woman, few of days and f. of trouble.’
166:1.5 appear beautiful, are inwardly f. of dead men’s
171:7.1 Jesus was f. of grace and truth.
175:1.19 appear beautiful but within are f of dead men’s bones
full well
67:4.2 resort to sexual reproduction, knowing f. that the
74:6.3 knowing f. the chemistry and energy of foods, Eve
101:4.2 We f. know that, while the historic facts and truths
109:6.3 they f. know that personality attainment can never be
119:4.4 F. we all knew that our beloved Sovereign was
119:5.3 knowing f., by the presence of Gabriel, that this
120:1.5 (knowing f. that I am the assurance of all Paradise
128:1.2 Joshua ben Joseph knew f. that he was a man,
132:0.10 but dismissed the idea, knowing f. (so he thought)
155:4.2 I would not ignore Peter’s question, knowing f.
162:1.2 knowing f. that the scribes and Pharisees were bent
162:7.4 who deal honestly with your own souls know f.
166:4.7 one of the mischances of men, knowing f. that
167:1.4 but the Master knew f. that this afflicted man came
174:3.5 knowing f. that persecution in public would create
177:4.11 And every mortal man knows f. how love, even
181:2.7 I know f. that you will eventually grasp the
184:1.6 “You know f. that I have spoken openly to the
full-fledged
20:4.1 the Avonal appears on the planet as a f. male of
21:1.1 flashes into f. being a new and original Creator Son,
23:1.3 solitary spirits came forth in the dawn of time as f.
23:3.7 coupled with all the prerogatives of a f. personality
38:8.6 this second embrace they emerge as f. seraphim.
47:9.5 finish the Jerusem career, you will be f. morontians.
58:6.3 new species appear as f. and new orders of life,
60:1.9 the preceding epoch, the reptiles appeared in f. form.
112:6.5 and prior to the emergence of morontia will as a f.
119:6.3 headquarters of constellation five as a f. morontia
153:1.3 to assert their f. faith in the gospel of the kingdom.
185:2.6 who later on became a f. believer in Jesus’ gospel.
full-fledgedly
8:0.3 —that very moment, the Infinite Spirit springs f. into
25:2.2 f. an equal number of Universal Conciliators appear
70:10.2 it does not spring f. into existence on the worlds of
full-grown
77:4.7 loom upon the horizon of civilization with a f. and
102:1.1 of the robust and confident faith of the f. man.
127:6.16 And now as a f. man—an adult of the realm—Jesus
142:7.17 it should be possible for me to instruct you as f.
196:0.11 the stalwart and intelligent courage of a f. man
196:0.12 In this giant intellect of the f. man the faith of the
full-light
46:1.3 The f. temperature is maintained at about 70 degrees
full-time
127:2.11 James graduated at school this year and began f.
128:2.2 three of them had been working as f. carpenters.
fuller
35:9.8 the gains of higher loyalty and f. volitional service
37:4.2 bring all Nebadon into f. harmony with the ideas of
52:2.7 being preliminary to the f. realization of the ideals of
55:10.8 Michael will find a f. fraternity of association with
56:7.6 there is observed a new and f. functioning of God
56:10.2 quest for a better understanding and a f. realization
110:1.2 and attain a f. appreciation of the unselfish work of
125:5.8 and thus effect a f. revelation of the eternal God.
158:6.2 pray with us for a f. revelation of the Father’s will,
158:7.7 upon the mount of the transfiguration, arrived at a f.
170:5.21 the Master’s teachings may enjoy a f. opportunity for
174:1.4 The child, being immature and lacking in the f.
195:9.2 A new and f. revelation of the religion of Jesus is
196:3.9 can realize the divine presence and seek to attain a f.
fullest
15:14.1 will find f. expression in only one of the seven
15:14.4 each supercreation will give f. expression to only
21:5.5 Supreme Being, embracing as it does the f. possible
28:6.9 Failure to improve one’s time to the f extent possible
31:3.7 and philosophy of the f. possible life of intelligent
83:7.9 to idealize marriage while disapproving of the f.
119:7.2 the f. universe publicity of all that transpired on
127:3.13 Mary at last and in the f. sense recognized Jesus as
136:5.4 Under my command this constitutes the f. possible
fullness
0:3.24 The Infinite is used to denote the f.—the finality—
0:4.7 Realities existing in f. of expression in contrast to
1:4.5 up to the f. of that creature’s capacity to grasp the
1:5.16 The Universal Father realizes in the f. of the divine
2:1.10 these divine plans and purposes in their f..
3:1.2 He is “the f. of him who fills all and in all,”
3:5.2 “The earth is the Lord’s and the f. thereof.”
6:2.5 The Son is the f of God’s absoluteness in personality
9:1.2 The Conjoint Creator embodies the f. of the infinite
10:2.2 bestowed upon the personality of his Son the f. of
10:2.7 The Eternal Son alone experiences the f. of divine
21:1.1 When the f. of absolute spiritual ideation in the Son
21:1.1 spiritual ideation in the Son encounters the f. of
21:1.3 All partake of the f. of the divine nature of the
21:3.3 The fact of creatorship implies the f. of sovereignty,
22:10.5 High Son Assistant who is the f. of divine concept
27:7.8 of the supreme satisfaction of the f. of worship,
31:3.6 They have experienced the f. of Deity worship but
34:6.10 wherein you shall be “filled with all the f. of God,”
40:9.8 such personality response with the f. of recognition.
40:10.6 the f. of time ripens that high quality of wisdom
48:6.18 For I know that in the f. of time and the glory of
52:4.8 witnesses the f. of a great religious awakening,
52:4.10 in the f. of time one of these same Magisterial Sons
53:8.4 be forthcoming in the f. of time since the first step
56:7.2 this Son-Spirit liaison attains the f. of function;
56:8.2 until the f. of the sevenfold diversity of possible
93:10.4 keep alive the truths of Salem until the f. of the time
102:8.7 seeking God and finding him to the f. during one
105:4.9 —and the f. of eternity witnesses the diversification
106:3.1 the Supreme Being will consummate its f. as it was
116:5.16 the cosmic whole can find real stability until the f. of
117:3.4 he has personally experienced the f. of the traversal
117:5.14 when the f. of evolution witnesses the exhaustion
118:0.12 this total provides the f. of the sweetness of goal
118:0.12 growth will be forever forthcoming in the f. of time
127:1.3 the f. of capacity for such intellectual development.
128:1.10 the f. of Him who fills all things, the eternal Word
129:4.6 the f. of the revelation of the eternal God to mortal
129:4.8 Jesus came on earth the f. of God to be manifest to
139:2.15 with power and glory until the f. of his ministry had
144:5.30 Fill us with wisdom to the f. of power And vitalize
158:3.2 1. The acceptance of the f. of the bestowal of the
158:3.3 the satisfaction of the Infinite Spirit as to the f. of
161:3.1 he appeared to act with such f. of knowledge and
170:1.3 hope—when the kingdom would be realized in f.
170:4.6 5. The kingdom in its f., the future spiritual age of
170:4.16 second coming to establish the kingdom in its f.
176:2.5 when the f. of the age has come to pass, the Father
180:1.4 you shall experience the divine f. of joy if you will
190:0.5 the f. of Mary’s devotion, that caused her to forget
194:3.10 and special behavior by those who received the f. of
fully—not included
fully-trusting
155:6.12 of such an easy-believing and f. little one.
fulminating
97:10.8 jealous and cruel spirit god of the f. Sinai volcano,
fun
48:4.14 give rein to it freely, as you might say, “have f.,”
70:1.3 a public show at which the disputants made f. of
70:1.6 And this for no other reason than just the f. of it;
74:6.7 and exhilarating activity just for the sheer f. of it.
123:4.3 they had great f. with the shavings and the blocks of
133:7.4 And what f. they had as they wandered over the
185:4.3 Herod, after making f. of him for a time, arrayed him
function—noun or adjective; see function of
0:1.10 this absonite f. in the master universe is tantamount
0:1.11 Deity level of Supremacy may be conceived as a f. in
0:1.12 The Deity level of Ultimacy connotes a f. in relation
0:2.6 a different definition on each level of Deity f. and
0:4.11 All share Paradise as the place of origin, f., and
0:11.3 supposedly combined f. or co-ordinated presence is
0:11.15 and unqualified—while so apparently divergent in f.
6:4.2 wasteful and needless repetition of f. is never
6:4.5 and exclusive f. wherever and whenever they appear
7:6.7 channel of communication, a channel whose f. is
8:1.2 as well as of their combined nature and united f..
9:1.1 designative of relationship and in recognition of f.:
9:2.3 There is a difference in f. between the spirit of the
9:3.6 These unique creatures of physical f. all possess
9:3.7 the God of Action appear to relate his f. to the Isle
9:4.1 character of the Third Person on mind levels of f.,
9:6.8 some little-understood presence whose f. is not
9:6.8 What this f. is, we do not know; what actuates it, we
10:3.7 personalities with regard to the totality of Deity f. in
10:6.2 is never a personal attitude; it is always a plural f..
10:8.1 by recognizing a f. that transcends the finite.
11:5.1 intelligences, nor does the Deity Absolute there f..
12:3.10 the Third Source and Center for mind-gravity f. in
12:5.3 space) exists in mind of the Paradise level of f..
13:0.6 endowed personalities, this is not their exclusive f..
13:0.7 a consistent view of them, either as to nature or f.;
13:1.16 this universe age he does have to do with their f..
13:4.4 Physical authority, presence, and f. are unvarying
15:5.11 thus to be prepared for new cycles of universe f.
15:6.11 It is because of this f. that we can locate them
15:9.15 when such identity of f. and oneness of ministry
15:14.1 therefore does each superuniverse have a special f.
16:3.15 Deity union is the Paradise Trinity, and whose f.
16:6.2 specialized in the local universes for f. in the lives of
17:0.12 the Master Spirit of Orvonton, but his f. in relation
17:1.4 They are the co-ordinating executives whose f. it is
17:2.6 divinity and ascend to new domains of personality f.,
17:5.3 the Seven Master Spirits, their f. in the creation of
19:1.1 By origin of Trinity nature, in f. they are almost
20:2.4 Avonals have a threefold f. on the inhabited worlds:
22:1.9 are classified, according to origin, nature, and f., into
22:7.9 parents are inseparable in assignment and f.;
22:9.7 trinitized sons are held in reserve for experiential f.
23:0.1 creative action of the Infinite Spirit in solitary f. for
23:2.17 we all enjoy the satisfaction of a more replete f..
24:2.7 —only to the extent of recording the fact of will f..
24:2.8 Census Directors are responsive to nothing but will f
24:2.9 Census Directors are infallible in f; they never default
25:4.18 respecting their prerogatives and latitudes of f..
26:2.6 They were in f. after the original (eternal) creation
26:2.6 they were discovered in f. upon the organization of
27:5.2 their chief f. is that of reference and verification.
28:5.1 differential of status or f. in the case of seconaphim;
29:1.2 Power Directors are identical in appearance and f..
29:3.4 Never do they pass from one f. to another; always
29:4.32 They are in no way exhausted or depleted by this f.;
30:3.4 just as much interested in force f. as in stellar
32:2.6 the Infinite Spirit begin her universe f. as a distinct
32:3.15 Each requires the other to achieve completion of f.,
32:4.2 of the need of every intelligent creature for f. and
32:4.10 Father has truly divested himself of every f. which
34:2.3 there is also a diversity of f., determined by their
34:3.4 In pure-spirit f. the Creative Spirit acts independently
34:5.3 such minds of worship- and wisdom-f. included in
34:5.5 this spirit of the Son is almost wholly limited in f.
34:6.1 ministries become more and more co-ordinate in f.;
34:6.2 plurality of origin, all spirit influences are one in f..
35:2.8 But these minor misadaptations in Melchizedek f.
36:4.2 eventually leaves the planet of his unique life f.,
36:5.3 perfect indicators of living mind f. for the first five
36:5.3 these central lodgments record only a qualitative f..
36:5.13 They evolve in f., and the f. of the first five in the
37:4.3 supervising directors of the realms of assigned f..
37:5.6 commissioners advanced to the higher levels of f.,
37:6.2 universe for advancing service and improving f..
38:4.3 Such associations are primarily necessitated by f.;
38:7.2 Each type of angel is very limited in solitary f.; hence
38:7.7 but they disclose great similarity in nature and f..
39:0.11 higher the inherent f. level, the more persistently do
40:9.2 the work of the Adjusters is wholly akin to their f.
41:1.1 superseded in superuniverse f. by the power centers
41:9.5 the combined periods of its youth and stabilized f..
42:12.13 the more nearly spirit-mind f. approaches divinity
43:2.3 While the supreme judicial f. rests with the central
44:3.3 there is diversity of f. among morontia beings and
46:4.7 services of the spironga of design for system f..
47:4.7 parental f. were either corrected or were projected
48:2.2 They are created for their specific f. and require no
48:6.2 mortal soul has potential capacity for supermortal f.,
49:5.25 release the Spirit of Truth for planetary f., and thus
51:1.8 these Sons are rematerialized for reproductive f. on
55:9.2 is thus settled in light, the legislative f. ceases,
56:7.1 signalizes corresponding enlargements of deity f.
56:7.2 this Son-Spirit liaison attains the fullness of f.;
56:8.1 Supreme Being has a threefold f. in the experience
61:3.9 The great ocean currents were in f. and affected
62:5.9 But within the permissible limits of planetary f., we,
65:6.4 The cuttlefish employs copper for this f.,
65:7.1 but there is influential direction of lower-mind f.
66:5.31 This council was one of wide f., being intrusted with
72:2.5 workers, balloting in accordance with economic f..
72:8.4 more or less associated with religion as a public f..
72:9.2 join the first in accordance with their economic f.—
83:1.3 and social order, this being its older and original f..
83:4.1 Mating is of group concern as well as a personal f..
84:1.6 that the reproductive f. entails the mother-child
86:7.2 philosophic levels in contrast with its former f. as a
88:1.7 the reproductive f. received only a limited amount of
93:0.1 any degree this metamorphic range of personality f..
94:3.3 encompassed the first five levels of total deity f.
101:9.6 two practical manifestations of its nature and f.:
103:6.6 experiences always correlated with the mind f. and
103:7.8 its f. is to co-ordinate both science and religion with
104:2.5 justice is never a personal act; it is always a group f..
104:2.5 But they perform this very f. as a collective whole,
104:3.14 three persons, as persons, conjoin for united f.,
104:3.17 are roughly related as the relation of f. to structure.
105:4.8 eventuate the realization of infinity as universal f..
106:4.3 not been informed of their present whereabouts or f..
106:6.4 as its name implies, is really absolute in total f..
106:6.4 We do not know how an absolute f. can achieve total
106:6.4 Hence we must assume that any such totality f. will
106:8.9 that the Paradise Trinity implies a threefold f.—
106:8.9 Trinity implies a threefold function—an absolute f.,
106:8.9 absolute f., a transcendental f. (Trinity of Ultimacy),
106:8.9 and a finite f. (Trinity of Supremacy).
106:8.17 Trinity of Trinities could hardly attain complete f.
107:4.3 supernal sphere of creature ministry and universe f..
108:2.2 exhibit worship outreach and indicate wisdom f. by
110:4.3 normal and ordinary psychic f. inherent in the circuits
110:6.1 marks the beginning of true human personality f..
110:6.4 balanced chemical f.—when the physical, mental,
110:6.22 the Monitor’s self-activity and increased range of f.
111:2.1 of mind is dominant over the parts of intellectual f..
111:3.2 willingly to such a morontia soul of associated f..
111:3.4 the fostering of a mind f. whose meanings seek to
112:7.16 his unrevealed tertiary f. in these now uncharted
114:5.2 to local authorities constituted for planetary f.,
114:7.8 unconscious of their preparation for possible f. in
114:7.11 commissioned by permanent councils for specific f..
115:7.1 subject to experiential qualifications of universal f..
115:7.7 taking into consideration source, f., and destiny:
116:1.5 to have a potential destiny of master universe f.
117:3.8 And the Father’s solitary f. is probably best revealed
117:6.6 This intriguing period of universe f. represents the
118:9.5 of any mechanism is in its origin, not in its f..
118:10.4 like the Trinity, providence is a f., the composite of
118:10.5 deals with the f. of any creature as such f. is related
119:8.6 the liberation of Michael’s potential for absonite f..
132:3.7 life continues—survives—because it has a universe f.,
133:7.6 Such an attainment results from a co-ordination of f.
136:1.3 amidst all these details of time, technique, and f.,
136:5.4 not operative in connection with their f. in time.
160:1.5 is capable of transcending this urge to natural f..
function of
0:3.10 the f. of such co-ordinate and subordinate sources
0:8.12 The f. of the Sevenfold dates from the organization
3:0.3 And this universal f. of creatorship is eternally
3:1.9 The spirit of the Father is co-ordinated with the f. of
4:1.9 in the phenomena of space potency and in the f. of
4:1.10 This must be the f. of Providence—the realm of the
5:3.2 Creator by the f. of the Father’s personality circuit.
5:5.6 hence the f. of theology, the psychology of religion
5:6.4 The bestowal of personality is the exclusive f. of the
6:4.5 spirit of the Son is co-ordinate with the spiritual f. of
7:1.7 the presence and f. of either the omnipresent spirit of
7:1.9 But alongside this very dependable and predictable f.
9:5.2 the mind action and spiritual f. of the Infinite Spirit.
9:6.7 divergence, the greater the observable f. of mind;
9:6.7 energy and spirit, the lesser the observable f. of mind
9:6.7 the maximum f. of the cosmic mind is in the time
9:6.8 but not all the observable f. of mind is predictable.
9:6.8 this unpredictability is partly attributable to the f. of
10:4.5 remember that what the Infinite Spirit does is the f.
10:6.1 statutes, is the f. of the Third Source and Center.
10:7.5 into a meaningful pattern of high value by the f. of
10:8.3 f. of the Trinity equivalate to the f. of total Deity.
11:5.6 The f. of this mid-area has never been really
11:7.4 Unqualified Absolute, neither is it a f. of the Ultimate
12:2.4 cosmic force in these outer space levels is a f. of
12:6.6 Absolutes, which antedate the f. of all Creators.
12:7.1 is equivalent to the f. of a cosmic providence.
12:8.2 the domain of cosmic gravity, is the f. of the Isle of
13:0.7 the potentials of the f. of the master universe.
13:2.5 in this universe age of the f. of God the Sevenfold.
14:2.3 balanced f. of the seven forms of Havona energy.
15:8.3 the regulatory f. of the living energy controllers of
16:8.19 The full f. of such a personality endowment is the
17:3.10 the f. of this service seems to be independent of time
17:6.1 Much that pertains to the nature and f. of the local
22:4.3 Adjudication is the highest f. of any government,
22:7.14 the master universe f. of the Supreme-Ultimate.
24:2.8 Exactly how they register the f. of will, we do not
25:2.4 the presence and f. of the Creative Mother Spirits.
29:3.8 and f. of these gigantic and almost perfectly efficient
29:4.12 all of them disclose the differential f. of intelligence.
31:8.1 to achieve comprehension of the nature and f. of
33:7.1 that is the exclusive f. of creatures of high training
34:2.3 origin accounts for the diverse techniques in the f.
34:3.4 collaboration with the mysterious f. of reflectivity.
35:6.3 The normal f. of the senior associate is the oversight
36:2.17 the final and full f. of the higher intelligent forms
36:5.1 These adjutants represent that f. of the mind ministry
36:5.3 extent and quality of the mind f. of the adjutants on
36:5.13 is to a certain extent essential to the f. of all seven
36:5.16 directly related to the diverse and highly spiritual f.
42:2.7 primordial force is the primary differentiating f. of
42:2.21 do not comprehend the f. of the force organizers.
42:2.23 gravity—about the time of the beginning of the f. of
42:8.3 the atom are held together by the reciprocating f. of
42:8.4 nucleus is maintained by the reciprocal cohering f.
42:8.4 by the further f. of causing protons and neutrons
42:8.5 The presence and f. of the mesotron also explains
44:4.12 to know how to depict to the material mind the f. of
48:4.3 to try to convey an idea of the f. of these directors
48:6.37 This is the f. of philosophy in mortal life, of mota on
49:1.4 The Life Carriers have great latitude in their f. of life
51:5.3 This work of biologic betterment is a f. of the
52:2.12 opportunity for the f. of altruism in behalf of those
52:7.5 The f. of government is chiefly directed to
55:10.9 Speculation concerning the f. of these Creator Sons
56:5.2 feasible to look at some features of the unifying f. of
56:7.6 what will be the future f. of the Creator-Creative
56:9.3 Absolute connote the unlimited f. of the Trinity?
56:9.3 is the Universal Absolute the final f. of the Trinity,
57:2.1 when their f. of sun formation has run its course,
62:5.2 climbers; the grasping f. of the big toe was absent,
62:6.3 the evolution of the higher mammals brought the f.
65:0.1 As a result of the co-ordinate f. of this threefold
68:2.9 The f. of marriage in evolution is the insurance of
74:3.8 he understood the nature and f. of the thousands
74:3.8 give names descriptive of the origin, nature, and f.
77:2.1 the origin, nature, and f. of the midway creatures of
83:8.2 in the marriage-home relationship is a material f. of
84:7.6 3. The new f. of pleasure lures—this introduces a new
86:2.6 To primitive man the domain of fate, the f. of luck,
86:7.0 7. THE FUNCTION OF PRIMITIVE RELIGION
90:2.1 To heal diseases was not the chief f. of a shamanic
91:1.1 The f. of early evolutionary religion is to conserve
91:1.1 mankind, but it is chiefly effected by the f. of prayer.
91:2.1 prayer attained to the higher f. of assisting religion
98:2.7 a contrastive illustration of the f. of the church
100:6.1 Religion is not a specific f. of life; rather is it a
101:4.3 epochal revelation when it is presented by the f. of
102:3.2 religion to appear as a f. of the temporal world,
103:2.6 inevitable decisions, effort, and f. of the human will.
103:7.4 insight will always require the harmonizing f. of mind
104:3.17 But the f. of the triunity association is not the f. of
104:4.9 —the cosmic configuration—derived from the f. of
105:3.7 Space limits the f. of the Unqualified,
105:6.2 the capacity for some unknown f. of experiential
105:7.2 still further illustrating the f. of transcendentals.
106:3.2 the master universe is the f. of the Architects of the
106:3.2 will certainly lead to the completed f. of the first
106:6.2 for the formation and full f. of the Trinity Ultimate,
106:6.2 But our concepts regarding the full f. of this Trinity
106:6.3 that the completed f. of the Trinity Absolute will
106:8.16 consequence of the final f. of the Trinity Absolute,
106:8.18 and evolutional aspects of the f. of total Deity.
107:5.1 differentiation there could be no mediating f. of mind
108:2.2 it requires the co-ordinate f. of all seven adjutants
110:6.6 either impedes or facilitates the f. of the Adjuster;
110:6.13 This signifies the united f. of the seven adjutant
111:4.11 conflict is evil in that it inhibits the creative f. of the
112:2.20 on the continuing f. of the material life vehicle,
112:3.3 this is death, irrespective of the continuing f. of the
113:3.6 This is a recital of the manifold and intricate f. of an
114:0.9 The special f. of the twenty-four planetary directors.
114:6.20 The chief f. of these reservists is to insure against
114:7.13 I am forbidden to reveal the real nature of the f. of
115:4.6 three great potential Absolutes is the absonite f. of
115:5.2 f. of the Trinity is related to the f. of the Supreme,
115:5.2 levels, including the level of the f. of Supremacy.
116:0.5 The tertiary f. of the Supreme in the master
116:1.2 attributes of Supremacy is the f. of Supreme Mind;
116:1.3 The Infinite Mind is the f. of the Infinite Spirit;
116:4.12 Mortal man appears to be necessary to the full f. of
116:6.5 Creative Spirits depend on the co-operative f. of
117:2.2 in the present universe age is a f. of the Supreme.
117:2.6 It will undoubtedly be the f. of the evolutionary
118:7.1 The f. of Creator will and creature will, in the grand
118:8.3 The spirit liberates, and the mechanism limits, the f.
118:9.7 the Eternal Son; this is the f. of the Conjoint Actor.
118:10.5 deals with the f. of any creature as such f. is related
118:10.5 indicative of the importance of the f. of that being
118:10.5 It is the importance of the f. of the creature that
130:4.10 Knowledge is a f. of the nonspiritual level; truth is
133:1.2 but justice punishment is the f. of the social,
180:2.7 to recognize that prayer is a f. of spirit-born believers
function—verb—see function as; function in; function on
0:3.10 infinite in potential, though it may never actually f.
4:1.6 like a clock to run just so long and then cease to f.;
7:6.2 all orders of the descending Sons of God as they f.
9:8.19 A group of control creatures and agencies that f.
10:2.1 the Father can f. only as and with the Son, but as a
10:7.3 The Father, Son, and Spirit do not personally f. with
11:9.9 by a Perfector of Wisdom commissioned thus to f. by
12:4.6 their ability so to f. must have been made possible by
12:6.13 wherever the Deity and Unqualified Absolutes f..
13:1.2 only those beings who f. thereon and go forth
13:4.8 by a Perfector of Wisdom commissioned thus to f. by
14:6.41 Havona will unquestionably continue to f. with
14:6.42 by a Perfector of Wisdom commissioned thus to f. by
15:6.11 the dark islands of space which so effectively f. to
15:9.2 there f. within the superuniverse space level only two
16:1.2 they can and do f. through Master Spirit Number
16:1.2 why he can f. personally for the Supreme Being.
16:2.4 No one of them can so f. universally; as individuals
16:4.7 Master Spirits have personal representatives who f.
16:8.2 the Father causes his bestowed personality to f..
17:0.11 act personally and directly, and in others they f.
17:0.11 In the central universe the Master Spirits may f.
17:8.1 They f. alike with the Trinity personalities of the
18:1.2 they f individually in particular fields of responsibility
18:2.1 Eternals of Days f. without rotation or reassignment.
18:3.5 as individuals, still others in which any two can f.,
19:3.5 When the three Ancients of Days f., the Trinity
22:7.9 united parental beings f. neither with the Havoners,
23:2.18 these messengers of the local universes f. under the
23:3.2 no transit or messenger personalities who f. between
24:0.2 that find mention in these narratives f. throughout
24:1.1 they may appear to f. without let or hindrance, but
24:2.3 all Census Directors f. under the jurisdiction of the
25:2.2 there f. the seven reflections of the Seven Master
25:3.3 conciliating commission will begin to f. forthwith.
25:5.2 other recorders f. regarding both formal records and
26:1.16 must voluntarily associate in pairs to be able to f..
26:3.6 The children of the third Circuit Spirit f. throughout
27:0.1 Seraphim do not f. extensively outside Paradise,
28:4.7 reflectible,” and no other order of angel can thus f..
28:5.7 And they so f. that the Perfectors of Wisdom hear
28:5.20 angels thus f. intuitively, inherently, and unerringly.
28:6.21 and the Soul of Goodness, for neither can f. without
28:7.4 assigned personalities, but here they cannot freely f..
29:2.16 They f. to downstep and otherwise to modify the
29:2.18 and otherwise f. to insure the satisfactory distribution
29:4.21 They f. by inherent ability and in co-operation with
29:4.30 Energy transmitters can f. with regard to all forms of
29:4.34 associators can f. at physical temperatures which you
29:5.1 force organizers f. throughout the master universe,
29:5.4 they do not f. extensively within the boundaries of
29:5.7 The Force Organizers withstand temperatures and f.
30:4.19 The regime of the superuniverse does not f. until the
31:0.11 they f. universally and with alternating and equal
31:5.3 are usually permitted to f. jointly, as one personality.
31:10.21 One without Name and Number authorized to f. by
32:2.2 On Salvington there now f. the same one hundred
33:3.8 both the Son and the Spirit f. together, and in no act
33:6.4 they are appointed by legislative decree and f. only
33:6.4 f. only within the confines of the local universe.
33:8.5 high councils f. without the authority of enactment
34:3.6 the Creator Son and the Creative Spirit usually f.
34:4.7 The spirit of the Creator Son may and does f.
34:4.7 fact that enables the spirit of the Creator Son to f.
35:1.4 The Melchizedeks do not f. extensively outside the
35:5.3 Melchizedeks, but Vorondadeks do not f. through
36:2.10 the college of life planning, wherein f. teachers from
36:5.2 fellows may find reception and opportunity for f..
37:2.7 thus commissioned, Evening Stars never f. alone.
37:3.2 the archangels do sometimes f. by his authority.
38:3.1 Numerous orders of spirit beings f. throughout the
38:7.2 they are dependent on mutual contact and f. together
39:3.1 their headquarters on the constellation capitals but f.
39:3.7 enhancers of ethical appreciation f. anywhere and
40:5.9 by Adjusters, the group guardian angels begin to f..
40:5.14 and similarly f. at the time of mortal survival,
41:1.2 These power centers, in association, f. to produce
41:1.3 centers are stationed on Salvington, where they f. at
42:1.6 the three Gods embraced in one, as they f. at the
42:6.3 Ultimatons f. by mutual attraction, responding only
43:2.6 over the various activities of such beings as they f.
43:7.5 Univitatia do not f. beyond the confines of the
43:8.6 And then must you f. with this group of ten as it
44:2.11 when they f. en masse, they are able to re-enact an
47:0.4 The spironga f. from mansion world number two
47:1.2 to mortals, and from time to time they do thus f.,
47:3.2 The Life Carriers also f. with these celestial beings in
47:4.1 working groups and social organizations start to f.,
48:5.2 teachers often visit the material worlds and f. from
48:6.32 beings have hardly had a fair opportunity to f., but
49:6.5 sleeping survivors always f. with the judgment Sons
49:6.7 no immortal spirit is present to f. with the group
52:5.10 True self-government is beginning to f.; fewer laws
54:5.4 Patience cannot f. independently of time.
55:3.2 in the conduct of material affairs continues to f.
55:12.4 The Unqualified Supervisors of the Supreme, who f.
57:3.11 universe mechanism of Nebadon first begins to f.,
65:7.6 they f. from the lowliest minds of primitive and
70:12.2 permit representative government to f. effectively.
74:0.1 designed to work in pairs; seldom do they f. alone.
74:3.6 administration which was to f. until the receivers
77:0.2 On Urantia there f. two distinct orders of midwayers:
77:7.5 the same way as the loyal midway creatures f. when
84:5.8 enabled her to create a new world in which to f.—
87:7.10 symbolism of rituals, slogans, or goals—will not f. if
91:7.7 2. To f. more efficiently and practically in his mental
99:1.4 Religion must f. to prevent these new and intimate
99:2.1 the religion of personal spiritual experience can f.
99:5.4 Religion has little chance to f. until the religious
100:1.6 drives toward growth and self-realization which f. if
101:1.3 the Adjuster and the Spirit of Truth as they f. amid
108:1.4 Will wisdom have an opportunity to f.?
108:2.3 instant the seventh adjutant mind-spirit begins to f.
108:3.1 to keep track of these divine gifts since they f.
108:4.3 Adjusters seem to f in accordance with universe laws
110:4.6 fewer and fewer beings who could f. safely with
110:7.10 And say further to my beloved subject that I will f.
111:3.2 such as the Adjuster, f. above the morontia level.
112:5.20 reality of all selfhood (personality) is able to f.
113:3.4 children of the Infinite Spirit could thus f. in behalf
113:5.3 thus seraphim f. regardless of your passing whims or
114:2.1 The temporary appointees f. just as fully as do the
114:7.9 exigencies wherein these reserve personalities f. for
116:3.1 the Paradise Deities f. through their various agencies
117:7.7 the finaliter companies f. throughout the evolving
118:2.4 we are confident such a Deity administration will f.
118:6.7 Volition, the act of choosing, must f. within the
118:9.2 Mechanisms produced by higher minds f. to liberate
118:9.5 mechanisms ever f. true to the volitional concept that
127:3.8 when visitors were not present thus to f., Jesus
130:7.6 Mind can f. independently of the concept of the
132:4.4 a versatile and aggressive man could not thus f. for
136:5.3 intelligences obediently and respectfully f. under
160:4.1 True religion, in fact, does not f. apart from the
167:7.4 But these angelic spirits do f. to keep one part of
180:5.3 spirit-endowed beings who f. upon supermaterial
function—with as
3:4.4 no wise lessens his ability to f. as a divine personality
5:2.4 surround you and impinge upon you but do not f. as
7:4.5 The Paradise Sons stand pledged and ready to f. as
7:5.5 On none of these seven bestowals did he f. as either
8:5.4 In your minds and upon your souls they f. as one
9:2.3 The Third Person in his spiritual ministry may f. as
10:2.1 the Father can f. only as and with the Son, but as a
10:3.18 The Eternal Son seems to f. as one with the Father in
11:6.3 vertical (reservoir) space is destined always to f. as
14:2.4 mortal could only f. as a limited self-conscious being
15:6.11 concentration of mass enables dark islands to f. as
15:8.1 so constructed that they are able to f. as efficient
15:10.21 Reflective Image Aids also f. as the representatives
16:1.2 Infinite Spirit, or any dual association, is able to f. as
16:4.1 While they f. as the co-ordinating heads of the
16:6.10 assumptions which make it possible for man to f. as a
17:1.1 Master Spirits for beings of a type that could f. as
17:1.3 Seven Supreme Executives f. as the administrative
17:2.2 Master Spirits, to f. as cocreators with the Trinity.
17:4.1 They are true images and constantly f. as the
19:3.3 we also f. as a trio whenever the occasion requires.
21:2.2 the Son at the center of all things, is destined to f. as
22:1.14 all orders f. very much as self-governing groups.
22:4.5 Consequently they f. as the co-ordinate associates of
22:10.1 and f. as personal aids to the high sons of the
23:2.17 they may f. as executioners of the high tribunals or
23:3.5 Solitary Messengers are able to f. as emergency lines
24:1.2 they f. solely as the agents of the Conjoint Actor.
24:2.7 your death the moment you cease to f. as a creature.
24:4.1 collectively f. as the administrative board of
25:0.1 These versatile beings f. as the connecting links
25:3.17 Even in their glorified service they continue to f. as
25:4.11 Technical Advisers frequently f. as individuals but
28:5.16 they f. as joy clearinghouses, seeking to upstep the
28:5.20 explains why the Censors can always f. so justly as
29:2.11 the Supreme Center Supervisors f. as individuals and
29:4.37 they f. exclusively as living and automatic presence,
31:5.3 usually permitted to f. jointly, as one personality.
33:3.4 only the Son and his associated Sons can f. as
35:1.3 term of seven years of standard time and f. as a
35:1.3 designates certain individuals of his order to f. as
35:2.4 The Melchizedeks f. as mobile and advisory review
35:8.6 These Sons f. as subordinate assistants, messengers,
36:4.3 The midsonite creatures live and f. as reproducing
36:5.4 The spirits of the seven universe adjutants do not f.
37:2.1 these beings f. as his representatives at the capital of
37:4.3 though they continue to f. as representatives of the
37:9.7 These marvelous beings reside and f. as permanent
37:9.9 Their progeny f. as the relatively permanent
38:7.4 and sanobim never f. as attending angels to human
38:9.10 three other worlds in Satania do these beings f. as
41:4.3 heated gaseous state and continue to f. as suns.
42:8.4 electric charge is deprived of all opportunity to f. as
42:8.4 Thus does the mesotron f. as an “energy-carrier”
43:2.2 Constellations f. as the legislative or lawmaking units
45:3.1 by two or three Lanonandek Sons, who f. as first
45:6.8 are granted opportunity to f. as associate parents to
48:3.17 the mansion worlds increasingly cease to f. as
48:4.18 Humor should f. as an automatic safety valve to
48:6.29 the Master Physical Controllers and f. as instructors
51:1.1 destined to f. as uplifters on the evolutionary worlds.
51:6.1 remain as superb cultural centers and continue to f.
55:4.7 Adam and Eve, who f. jointly as the unifiers of the
55:10.5 the Magisterial Sons continue to f. as dispensational
55:12.4 They f. only as supreme unifiers.
56:6.1 When the three persons of Deity f. as undivided
56:7.7 whether or not the Supreme Being will therein f. as
58:2.8 these solar storm centers f. as enormous magnets.
59:6.10 which were therefore entitled to f. as the ancestors
74:1.3 the Adam and Eve who came to f. as the biologic
76:5.4 whereon the ruler of this universe would elect to f.
77:3.7 take the place of Dalamatia—to f. as the cultural and
77:8.1 Midwayers now f. as a single corps, embracing both
83:7.8 to that extent must divorce f. as the social safety
89:4.3 his sacrifice of whatever nature might f. as a message
90:5.7 many modern priests have ceased to f. as directors of
91:3.3 And thus does prayer f. as the most potent agency of
93:10.6 Planetary Prince, or else appear on earth to f. as
94:0.1 then commissioned these pupils to f. as teachers
97:1.1 a better opportunity for Samuel to f. as a teacher
98:1.1 the promise of each teacher never to f. as a priest,
99:1.4 but it is urgently called upon to f. as a wise guide
99:2.3 A religious group which presumes to f. as such,
106:8.8 that the three Trinities f. as perfectly synchronized,
109:2.8 more frequently they f. as undetected indwellers of
112:3.4 in the citadel of the mind until it ceases to f. as an
112:5.13 You will not f. as a conscious being, following death,
113:2.8 all their contacts with human beings they can f. as
113:4.1 seraphim do f. as the personal agency of the ministry
113:4.3 Seraphim f. as teachers of men by guiding the
113:5.5 Seraphim are able to f. as material ministers to
114:3.5 the planetary governor can f. as a spokesman for the
114:6.19 They f. as ideational clearinghouses, mind focalizers,
115:3.13 hence never f. as such on subabsolute levels.
117:2.7 Supreme Being will f. as an experiential sovereign in
117:3.4 Similarly can the Supreme Being f. as the universe
117:3.8 the creation of Trinity personalities to f. as rulers
117:3.11 Supreme Being is apparently unable to f. directly as
117:3.11 then did the Supreme f. as the creative culminator
117:3.11 And we believe he will again f. as a culminator in
117:7.15 the entire grand universe will f. as a perfected whole.
118:6.3 Within a local frame, volition may appear to f. as an
120:1.6 I f. as would our Paradise Father and in accordance
120:2.8 you will so f. as to make a new revelation of man to
120:2.8 you will so f. as to show your entire universe the
125:5.7 the throne of David, or is he to f. as the light of life
125:6.6 greatest opportunities ever to be granted him to f. as
139:5.5 learned much about the way some human minds f. as
140:5.19 Children can easily be taught to f. as peacemakers.
141:7.10 Jesus announced he had come to f. as a teacher,
160:4.10 devotion to one’s work but also that one should f. as
167:7.2 they f. as a distinct group of universe intelligences.
176:4.2 Master was not going to f. as a temporal deliverer,
180:5.1 not the letter or law of truth, neither is it to f. as the
function—with in
2:7.3 plans and technique of the Creator Sons as they f. in
6:5.1 The Eternal Son does not personally f in the physical
6:5.1 not function in the physical domains, nor does he f.,
7:1.5 those local systems of spiritual attraction that f. in
9:5.6 but you are far short of that divine goal as you f. in
9:6.7 Here mind seems to f. in a mid-zone between energy
9:8.24 they embrace orders that f. in the local universes,
10:2.8 so that in the end they f. in seven different singular
10:4.4 can f. in relation to this selfsame Paradise Trinity.
12:6.2 and the Son f. co-ordinately in the Conjoint Actor.
12:7.3 then and there would the all-wise God f. in that
14:3.8 the numerous orders of differing beings who f. in the
15:0.3 the universal gravity presences there f. in majestic
17:1.6 created by the Third Source and Center who f. in the
17:2.4 Majeston does not now f. in any personal capacity
17:4.3 The Image Aids do not directly f. in connection
18:1.2 The Trinitized Secrets of Supremacy f. in groups of
18:1.2 but f. individually in particular fields of responsibility.
18:6.1 The personalities of the order of “Days” do not f. in
19:5.4 to f. in the places of the Solitary Messengers,
20:0.1 As they f. in the superuniverse of Orvonton, Sons of
20:6.8 Creator Son send their conjoint Spirit of Truth to f.
20:10.4 triune activities these Paradise Sons of God ever f. in
22:1.14 They may f. in any of the superuniverses, but they
22:2.1 and loyally f. in the places of such unfaithful leaders.
23:1.8 even when they f. in the local creations under the
23:2.24 And they f. ever and anon in this capacity,
25:3.7 No conciliating commissions need f. in the central
25:4.15 enable them to f. in harmony with the requirements
26:2.5 angels of all seven created types f. in all channels
26:7.4 thus really begin to f. in the circle of eternity
28:4.14 Not being highly specialized, they can f. fairly well in
29:0.11 Morontia Power Supervisors f. so exclusively in the
29:1.3 These power directors f. singly in the power-energy
29:2.1 the Power Centers of the grand universe, who f. in
29:2.19 These are the centers who f. in special situations but
29:4.21 The Master Physical Controllers often f. in batteries
29:4.24 transformers do not directly f. in the domain of life,
29:4.27 These beings f. chiefly in an intraplanetary capacity.
29:4.36 Frandalanks f. interchangeably in the central and
32:1.2 These power directors f. alone in the prematerial and
33:0.1 The Father does not otherwise personally f. in the
33:6.4 they are appointed by legislative decree and f. only
33:7.2 and courts f. in seven divisions of ten sections each.
34:0.3 the essence of the Infinite Spirit, but they cannot f. in
34:3.6 for when these two f. in administrative union, they
35:2.1 near the lower creature life to be able to f. directly in
35:4.2 they also f. in unique assignments and in unusual
35:4.3 not often are they summoned to f. in the presence of
35:9.10 never again may they f. in those positions wherein
36:5.6 the only one of the adjutants to f. so largely in the
37:4.4 They may f. anywhere in the local universe and may
37:5.5 Race commissioners f. in an endless series of crises
37:7.1 They f. in most of the educational enterprises of the
39:1.1 They f. in seven groups, each of which is closely
39:1.9 associates of the Seraphic Corps of Completion f. in
39:2.2 The superior seraphim f. in the following seven
39:2.6 superior seraphim are based on Salvington but f. in
39:2.13 They do not f. in the event of natural death.
39:4.15 These are the transport seraphim who f. in the
39:5.16 They f. in the recording of planetary affairs but are
39:7.1 These seraphim do f. in connection with the mortal
41:7.14 Only those suns which f. in the direct channels of the
42:0.2 they also f. in the persons and powers of an almost
42:2.22 something inherent in energy which causes it to f. in
43:7.2 they are created to f. in seventy diverse orders of
44:3.1 The divine builders f. in seven groups:
44:3.3 2. The vocation builders—those who f. in designing
44:4.1 thought of the realms, and they f. in seven groups:
44:5.10 These energy manipulators f. in hundreds of other
47:1.3 now and then, actually to perceive finaliters as they f.
48:2.11 the physical controllers and the seraphim but f. in a
48:2.24 They naturally indicate those who will best f. in
48:3.17 The Morontia Companions are destined to f. in
49:2.21 Urantians, who f. in the mid-temperature group.
55:4.14 succeeding age of settled existence the finaliters f. in
55:4.23 Melchizedek who volunteers to f. in this capacity.
55:12.4 of time-space supremacy and do not f. in Havona.
56:7.7 the Michaels, the Creator Sons, are destined to f. in
58:1.3 The Urantia type of protoplasm can f. only in a salt
62:6.3 At first only the spirit of intuition could f. in the
62:6.4 able to f. in the Urantia type of evolutionary mind.
65:1.1 not possibly f. in the electrochemical domains as a
65:7.7 The adjutants f. exclusively in the evolution of
72:2.13 The socioeconomic courts f. in the following three
77:1.2 explain is how these one hundred could f. in the
77:8.9 assistants to the various orders of seraphim who f. in
84:3.3 woman did not f. in an emergency; she was not a
91:7.7 2. To f. more efficiently and practically in his mental
93:0.1 ability of the Melchizedek Sons to f. in emergencies
93:2.7 enabled this spirit of the Father to f. so valiantly in
99:2.1 the religion of personal spiritual experience can f.
99:2.3 Religionists must f. in society, in industry, and in
104:4.44 As they f. in this triunity, the Conjoint Actor and
107:7.3 They have affection for mortals, they f. in universe
108:4.3 Adjusters seem to f in accordance with universe laws
108:4.3 observation discloses that Adjusters f. in the mind
109:2.9 though on occasions they have been known to f. in
110:6.5 add to the ability of the Adjuster to f. in your mind;
112:2.7 Parts of the self may f. in numerous ways—thinking,
112:5.14 will permit the same human personality again to f. in
112:6.5 these guides to mansonia conduct f. acceptably in the
112:7.17 the mortals of Adjuster fusion are destined to f. in
113:3.4 children of the Infinite Spirit could thus f. in behalf
113:5.5 to f. in a wide range of activities in behalf of human
114:7.2 have self-conscious Adjusters, and most of them f. in
114:7.10 The Adjusters undoubtedly f. in many other ways
115:3.14 to a finite universe the Son, Spirit, and Paradise f. in
115:6.1 The triodity of actuality continues to f. directly in the
117:3.5 the Creator personalities of time and space f. in
117:7.4 The Supreme could hardly f. in the Trinity Ultimate
118:9.6 they will therefore eternally f. in perfect harmony
120:2.5 I counsel you to f. largely in the role of a teacher.
function—with on
13:1.4 origin in the Father fraternize and f. on this abode.
14:4.11 the Havona natives live and f. on the billion worlds
16:4.2 The Master Spirits are unique in that they f. on all
16:8.1 numerous orders of beings as they f on diverse levels
19:1.3 Teacher Sons also f. on Paradise, but it will be more
22:10.7 both the major and minor sectors, even as they f. on
24:0.10 Guides are resident in the Havona universe and f. on
24:2.2 But they do not f. on Paradise; there is no need for
26:6.1 The supremacy guides f. only on the sixth circle of
29:2.19 power centers are the full equals of those who f. on
29:3.9 Outside of Havona the Supreme Power Centers f. on
29:3.9 They could not so f. on an ordinary evolutionary
33:8.2 there do f. on Salvington a variety of advisory and
37:10.1 there are two unusual orders that f. extensively on
38:2.3 The seraphim are so created as to f. on both
39:0.10 ministry does not necessarily imply ability to f. on
39:4.5 These seraphim often f. on the local worlds,
45:7.1 spiritualized will creatures and others—who f.
46:5.21 inspectors, and recorders as they may chance to f. on
47:1.1 The spornagia, who f. on all of these worlds, are
47:5.1 Though they f. on all seven of the mansion spheres
48:6.32 they continue to f. on the mansion worlds, where
49:2.19 beings are so constructed that they can freely f. on
50:0.2 the dispatch of an administrative head to f. on this
51:1.1 destined to f. as uplifters on the evolutionary worlds.
55:4.5 the chief of the terminal corps of such Sons to f. on
58:1.4 protoplasmic reactions of the first living cells to f. on
62:6.5 then did the spirit of wisdom begin to f. on Urantia
65:1.2 Life Carriers are able to f. and do f. on three levels:
65:1.6 Life Carriers as will enable them immediately to f. on
72:2.9 The law courts f. on the following three levels:
100:2.3 Such a glorified religion can f. on three levels of
111:3.2 The soul, being supermaterial, does not of itself f. on
112:1.1 Such a divine gift is designed to f. on numerous
114:0.3 The angels f. on Urantia as the actual supermaterial
115:4.3 to comprehend that the infinite triodities can f. on
156:5.16 so practical as to render you a useful citizen to f. on
functional
0:1.3 Total Deity is f. on the following seven levels:
0:8.9 the Supreme Being, is the f. Deity of the mortal
5:6.6 not observable as an active and f. reality until after
9:8.14 The f. family of the Third Source and Center,
11:2.8 we do think of the f. space presence of this Absolute
11:8.8 it is ancestral to all relative f. nonspirit realities—
12:3.9 for the actual and f. presence of spirit gravity in the
14:1.10 separation is in recognition of f. and administrative
16:1.3 collectively representative of the f. power, wisdom,
16:1.3 Master Spirits do, then and there, encompass the f.
16:3.16 —not in a personal sense—equivalates to a f. level
16:4.5 when we encounter the f. activities of the various
17:0.1 Although all are classed among the f. family of the
17:0.10 Their f. domain extends from the personal presence
17:2.4 of divinity created by the Supreme Being in f. liaison
17:2.5 alignment of power and co-ordination of f. spirit
17:8.1 constitute the nucleus of the f. family of the Third
17:8.9 F. unity, inherent in the Conjoint Actor, is disclosed
19:4.9 It is very difficult to portray the f. limits of the
22:7.8 occurs this f. spiritual union of the two ancestors;
22:7.8 trinitizing parents become one on the ultimate f.
27:6.3 conduct elaborate courses in seventy f. divisions of
28:7.4 many difficulties because of this f. curtailment of
29:1.2 and to whom each is in complete f. subservience.
29:2.17 otherwise concerned with life as a f. organization.
29:3.7 constituted in exactly one million units of f. control,
30:1.93 four ultimate levels of personality activity and are f.
31:9.11 In their f. organization the supervising Architects of
36:2.14 numerous basic f. variations of life manifestations.
36:5.6 of animal life and the only one to make extensive f.
38:2.3 not so far removed from human beings, in certain f.
39:0.10 the experiential acquirement of f. skill in one or more
42:0.2 But these f. and provisional modifications or
42:2.3 the force-space potential inherent in the f. totality of
44:5.5 of well-trained beings who are dedicated to the f.
48:2.19 A combined controller is sensitive to, and f. with,
48:2.22 there is a f. progression which gradually extends
48:4.11 These periodic releases from the tension of f. duty
50:7.2 This f. grouping of the agondonters persists
56:1.4 Pure energy is the ancestor of all nonspirit f. realities,
56:2.2 Mind is the f. endowment of the Infinite Spirit,
56:6.2 Infinite Spirit to the active f. mind of the Supreme
56:6.4 the Supreme has become actually f. in the activities
56:7.5 simultaneous expansions of Deity f.-revelation
72:9.6 was abandoned in favor of the economic or f. system
72:9.6 one exception to this scheme of f. or group suffrage:
82:3.3 the current power of the mores and the f. integrity of
94:8.16 philosophy only provided for a sort of f. continuity.
100:1.9 religious growth is the one positive proof of the f.
102:2.5 only in the harmony of the triunity of f. reality is
103:2.1 Religion is f in the human mind and has been realized
104:3.1 In certain f. aspects a triunity may be analogous to a
104:3.14 they thereby constitute a triunity of f. unity, not a
104:3.14 a triunity, a threefold f. aggregate unanimity.
104:3.15 The Trinity is not a triunity; it is not a f. unanimity;
104:3.15 triunity, for that is their f. union as three persons.
104:3.16 It is f. rather than organic.
104:3.17 while they are thus comparable from a f. standpoint,
104:4.33 This grouping yields the eternalization of the f.
104:4.43 The Conjoint Actor integrates the varying f. aspects
104:4.46 The triunities are the f. balance wheel of infinity,
104:4.46 enables the Father-I AM to experience f infinity unity
104:5.12 As the triunities are primarily concerned with the f.
105:4.6 f. associations of the Seven Absolutes of Infinity.
105:4.9 Absolutes, and existentials become f. in the triunities,
105:5.1 the repercussional adjustments of the f. triunities.
105:6.1 actuals within the absolute associations of f. infinity.
106:0.2 in turn, are existent on several levels of f. activity.
106:1.4 the source of the relative unity of the f. reality of
106:4.4 inherent capacity for f. association with absolutes.
106:8.22 the f. reassembly of those aspects of infinity which
107:2.7 to the finite experiential level of f. association with
109:2.1 You should also recognize a certain f. classification—
111:2.1 Mind, in its essence, is f. unity; therefore does mind
111:2.3 identified with mind and spirit held together in f.
112:1.5 finite personality are three, and they are roughly f. as
112:5.14 At death the f. identity associated with the human
112:5.14 its parts, is dependent on them for f. identity.
114:6.4 the master seraphim are f. on Urantia as follows:
115:5.2 for the Trinity is f. on all (total) levels, including the
116:0.5 the Supreme will become f. from Uversa as the
116:1.3 in f. association with the revelation and attainment of
116:2.14 those superuniverse Creators whose f. activities
functional-revelation
56:7.5 is attended by simultaneous expansions of Deity f.
functionalized
104:3.18 In them is total reality f., and through them does the
functionally
0:11.14 potential of the static-dynamic Deity f. realizable on
0:11.15 On subinfinite levels they are f. differentiated, but in
9:3.1 have been intrusted to, and are f. associated with,
9:3.2 This power is not f. (observably) present in either the
12:4.2 The Unqualified Absolute is f. limited to space, but
16:3.16 In this sense the “Sevenfold Spirit” is f. associable
16:6.1 Third Source and Center and, in certain ways, is f.
23:2.14 These messengers, who are so f. handicapped when
26:1.14 though often f. grouped with the ministering spirits.
34:4.6 is f. centered in the person of the Divine Minister.
36:5.16 mind spirits are f. antecedent to, and preparatory for,
37:8.2 The Solitary Messengers, when f. attached to the
37:10.2 Neither are they f. concerned with the evolutionary
38:7.2 and sanobim are inherently associated, f. united.
38:9.1 they are f. reckoned with the ministering spirits of
56:1.2 Absolutes are f. unified by the Universal Absolute.
56:5.2 Deity personalizations in whom divinity is f. manifest
103:9.10 of mind, soul, and spirit ever closely united and f.
104:4.39 This is the unity of infinity f. manifest in time and
105:7.16 unified absolutely by the several triunities, f. by the
106:2.1 As God the Sevenfold f. co-ordinates finite evolution
115:2.1 is f. associated in the triunities, and is transmitively
116:5.9 These seven groups are f. inseparable from God the
functionals
106:1.0 1. PRIMARY ASSOCIATION OF FINITE F.
functioned—see functioned as
23:1.1 they have f. throughout the grand universe from near
24:1.11 supervisor No. 572,842 has f. on Salvington since
29:2.12 million power centers have f. in the central creation,
33:3.2 has ever since f. with him in creating and governing
35:7.2 have observed the legislative assemblies as they f. on
39:0.9 having f. in well-nigh every avenue of activity open
45:2.3 only Lanonandek Son in all Nebadon who f. loyally
51:6.3 a great planetary university of culture, which had f.
56:6.2 superuniverses, but he f. only on spiritual levels.
65:1.8 I have f. on Urantia in this third phase of existence
66:4.6 who later f. in the parental role had been isolated
67:6.2 which f. throughout the seven years of waiting.
70:7.15 They acted as night police and otherwise f. in a wide
76:5.2 nor were they Adjuster indwelt when they f. on
83:7.1 mother-child bond is instinctive and has f. regardless
92:0.5 These agencies have long f. on Urantia, and they
92:5.9 They f. throughout the lands of the Andites,
93:2.7 this is the only Adjuster who ever f. in two minds on
95:4.4 Amenemope f. to conserve the ethics of evolution
95:7.3 compromisers and innovators who f. as missionaries
97:10.5 this religion survives because it has effectively f. to
108:4.4 In recent years the archangels’ circuit has f. on
114:1.1 Life Carriers, and this group f. on Urantia until the
114:2.1 they were all real leaders when they f. on Urantia,
114:6.10 The group now on the planet has thus f. since the
119:5.2 the ascending mortals, lived and f. on Uversa for
119:6.6 the many exploits of their Sovereign Ruler as he f. on
134:2.4 for Jesus f. during this year in an executive capacity,
136:8.7 nonetheless, when, and as, his human mind f.,
138:10.11 In this way the twelve f. from their early organization
functioned as
27:0.3 supernaphim have f. as now classified only since the
34:0.3 personal and has always f. as a distinct individual.
35:1.3 wherein one of their own number f. as co-ordinate
36:4.1 a single sphere whereon the Melchizedeks have f. as
39:0.9 Manotia, a supreme seraphim and onetime f. only as
51:3.8 midwayers effected a voluntary union and have f. as
53:1.4 Lanonandeks but never f. as a System Sovereign;
55:12.3 Although these Unqualified Supervisors have long f.
71:1.3 this group of six nations never quite f. as a state
77:9.5 having already f. as governor general of Urantia
84:8.2 while marriage f. as the unique institution of self-
85:4.2 numerous events have f. as religious stimuli to
90:1.1 The shaman sometimes f. as a priest and even as a
92:1.4 emotion has ever f. as a powerful conditioning factor
93:3.3 been instructed that the three Most Highs f. as one.
93:10.1 the Urantia Melchizedek receivers f. as eleven.
94:1.1 the father still f. as a priest and the mother as a
107:5.6 mortal and Adjuster minds which had previously f. as
113:0.1 These attending seraphim have f. as the spiritual
116:4.3 and concomitantly the Supreme Being f. creatively as
139:4.1 John f. as the personal agent of Jesus in dealing with
154:2.1 Theretofore each synagogue had existed and f. as
functioning—verb; see functioning as; functioning in;
functioning of; functioning on
9:8.2 first act of the Infinite Spirit, f. apart from the Trinity
18:1.5 these seven special worlds or while f. throughout the
23:0.2 how many are of registry-record as f. within the
23:1.9 as not to interfere with their proper and effective f..
23:3.5 It develops that one messenger, when so f., can
29:4.19 In so f., all ten of the mechanical controllers act in
30:3.13 While f. here and there throughout a superuniverse,
31:2.1 Wherever and whenever Gravity Messengers are f.,
36:5.1 such mind is manifest, these spirits are variously f..
36:6.3 are gifts of the local universe Mother Spirit, f.
37:4.3 technically outside our jurisdiction, but when f. by
37:8.6 traveling courts of the universes, f. from the worlds
37:8.10 encountered wherever superuniverse personnel is f.,
41:2.3 power inspectors headquartered on Jerusem and f.
41:9.5 At the present time it is f. through the period of
42:2.14 the intelligent activities of the Sevenfold, f. under
42:2.16 Conjoint Actor, f. in behalf of the Paradise Trinity.
42:10.4 a local universe Mother Spirit f. through her seven
42:12.13 whenever a real spirit-mind is f., there always tends
43:8.8 4. While thus socially f. with beings like and unlike
46:4.7 helpers f. between the material and the spiritual.
52:1.8 upon the report of the Life Carriers that will is f.,
55:1.5 whereon twenty-five morontia shrines were f..
55:2.3 under whose jurisdiction this mortal may be f.;
55:6.4 of development the adjutant mind-spirits are still f..
65:3.1 A purposeful plan was f. throughout all of these
65:7.4 Urantia organisms that they had ever had in all their f
66:5.13 of revealed religion. This body was slow in f..
67:7.2 being of concern to every creature f. within the affect
70:3.9 forbade their f. during either the hunting or harvest
71:3.2 But no state can attain ideal levels of f. until every
72:5.4 industrial courts are only thirty years old but are f.
77:1.7 the Melchizedek receivers, f. under the titular
82:0.3 other influences because the home was effectively f..
83:8.8 partnership of a man and a woman, existing and f.
85:2.6 the mind-adjutant-activated types of worship were f.
97:10.7 they seek to destroy the technique of group f..
108:2.4 other intervening authorities or powers f. between
108:3.10 time, but we are not consciously certain of thus f..
109:1.3 in common with all beings living and f. within the
114:6.2 These twelve groups of angels, while f. under the
117:5.2 God do not lose their volitional selfhood by so f..
120:0.7 of the Supreme which involved co-operative f.
123:2.1 thus gaining the experience of f. in connection
124:2.8 teacher and simply could not refrain from so f.,
functioning as
10:6.16 We are the children of the three Paradise Deities f.
14:6.17 Spirit derives the combined satisfaction of f. as a
14:6.41 the seven superuniverses are f. as the intermediate
19:5.9 superconscious techniques, are also f. as teachers
22:9.4 officers of the courts of the Ancients of Days, f. as
26:7.3 the many triune commissions f. as examiners and
28:5.17 and f. much as do the Joys of Existence, they strive
29:2.17 f. as energy projectors to the one hundred tributary
37:1.9 Gabriel is the chief executive of all Nebadon, f. as
40:4.1 f. as the indwelling Adjuster of an incarnated Son,
48:5.4 or spheres wherein they may be f. as instructors.
52:3.2 While f. as descending Sons, the Adams do not
53:6.6 This angel is still in service on Urantia, f. as associate
55:4.10 some of the midwayers are still f., chiefly as contact
57:4.1 either as a globular cluster or as a solitary sun f. as
57:6.8 3,000,000,000 years ago the solar system was f.
72:4.5 its three correlated branches, the teaching staff f. as
88:3.4 when many men are collectively f. as a democracy
90:3.2 the shamans, while f. as medicine men and priests,
105:1.1 universes attribute to the Father f. as the infinite,
105:3.5 at the same time f. as the infinite manipulator,
105:3.5 plans and purposes of the Father-Son while f. as
108:2.3 on those worlds where the Spirit of Truth is f. as a
108:3.8 impersonal sub-Deity groups who unitedly are f. as
114:5.6 chiefs of the twelve groups of special angels f. as the
119:4.5 f. as the universe liaison between the bestowed
119:8.7 In f. as a revelator of the will of Supremacy, Michael
126:2.2 protecting his mother, of f. as guardian of his
195:4.3 long night of Western civilization and was still f. as
functioning in
0:2.16 the Sevenfold—Deity personality anywhere actually f.
0:2.16 The Paradise Deities and their creative associates f.
0:11.1 the Father and the Son, f. in the God of Action,
0:11.14 as concerns the intelligent personalities now f. in the
0:12.4 is dependent in part on their own experiential f. in
3:2.6 the power of God is not f. in the universe as a blind
6:8.2 as two separate personalities f. in definite domains
8:5.5 the Father and the Son are f. in and through him;
10:4.3 The Trinity is an association of infinite persons f. in
10:4.5 Both the Father and the Son are f. in and through
10:7.3 other than the Trinity f. in the finite universes; but
12:3.9 theory of totality, is observable as f. in the grand
12:9.6 around a divine spirit nucleus and f. in a material
16:0.11 and the results of their f. in the superuniverses are
16:8.15 Urantia type of personality may be viewed as f. in
18:4.5 the officers of the courts of all three divisions, f. in
18:7.3 All Faithfuls of Days f. in the constellations of a local
19:5.7 the probability that three Inspired Spirits are f. in
20:7.2 the number of these Trinity Sons f. in the central
21:5.9 Michael is in full control of all other Sons of God f.
26:1.15 F. in the central, super-, and local universes, angelic
29:4.36 the number f. in Satania alone is beyond your
29:5.7 only other types of revealed beings capable of f. in
31:9.13 But of all other creatures or entities revealed as f. in
33:1.2 were he actually to be present on Salvington and f.
33:4.6 any and all of the orders of celestial beings f. in
33:5.4 presence of the Stationary Sons of the Trinity f. in
37:8.4 He registers the exact number of will creatures f. in
39:1.2 high Sons and Spirit-origin beings resident and f. in
42:2.16 Conjoint Actor, f. in behalf of the Paradise Trinity.
53:3.5 the Ancients of Days could be debarred from f. in the
63:5.6 At last a tool-creating mind was f. in conjunction
65:1.1 These Sons of the local universe are capable of f. in
67:7.2 being of concern to every creature f. within the
72:8.2 the various learned professions f. in governmental
98:0.2 preachers of faith and trust in God were still f. in
99:1.2 spiritual progression f. dynamically in the midst of
100:1.9 an activity f. in the supposed subconscious realms of
104:3.13 acts of the Conjoint Actor while he is eternally f.
107:7.5 these attributes of personality f. in association with
108:4.1 comprehend the methods of the Father’s f. in
109:1.3 in common with all beings living and f. within the
116:1.4 the cosmic mind, is differently f. in the seven
123:2.1 thus gaining the experience of f. in connection
167:7.4 many of the angels, while f. in the government of
functioning of
0:11.1 Absolute, while these two become one in the f. of
3:1.8 better discerned in the everywhere f. of the cosmic
4:1.8 all phenomena directly resulting from the f. of the
7:4.5 occurs a delay in the f. of the attainment plan,
10:7.5 in the unknown maneuvering of this probable f. of
11:5.6 this mid-area is in some manner related to the f. of
12:3.8 five per cent of the active f. of the Paradise
13:4.4 it is true that the f. presence of subabsolute and
15:9.14 the diversely f. presence of the adjutant mind-spirits.
16:1.4 detect no evidence of direct association with the f.
17:1.10 through the unique f. of universal reflectivity.
17:3.7 in constant operation in contrast with the periodic f.
17:7.1 The narration of the nature and f. of the seven
17:8.1 from the presence of the Trinity to the f. of mind
19:4.7 conjecture about the f. of a Censor in any given
21:5.8 penetration beyond their wisdom regarding the f. of
22:10.9 this is the narrative of the origin, nature, and f. of
23:2.18 is no limit upon the f. of the Solitary Messengers.
28:5.19 I marvel at the superb f. of these angels, who so
32:2.5 While the smooth f. of your local universe no longer
34:4.4 the more or less unified activities but diverse f. of
42:2.11 the primary force organizers give way to the f. of
43:5.11 Brilliant Evening Stars, necessitates the f. of this Son
56:0.2 oneness which overspreads all this f. of plurality,
56:4.5 and perforce must conceive of the f. of plural Deities
56:5.3 The present f. of divinity in the superuniverses is
56:7.6 observed a new and fuller f. of God the Supreme
57:1.7 At about this time the narrative shifts to the f. of the
57:8.18 flow, as is disclosed by the f. of the magnetic poles.
62:6.2 develop mentally through our observation of the f. of
64:6.31 to opportunity for the wide f. of natural selection,
65:0.7 It is the integrated f. of the Life Carriers, the physical
65:3.6 must sooner or later supersede the random f. of
65:7.6 marks the beginning of the f. of the adjutant spirits,
71:8.10 the co-ordinated f. of men and women in the home,
79:8.9 directly dependent on the effective f. of the family;
86:0.1 The normal f. of the human mind under the directive
92:0.5 co-ordinate f. of these three divine ministrations is
100:1.5 the f. of the fear stimulus of attention and awareness
103:6.7 physical sciences and the f. of the spirit of religion.
110:6.3 demands the harmonious f. of the entire personality,
110:6.13 and, on Urantia, the first f. of the Spirit of Truth,
110:6.17 spiritual fulcrum for the effective f. of the human
117:6.4 probably the f. of the ever-enlarging action of the
133:7.9 Without the effective f. of a consciousness sorter
136:4.4 the first real f. of these two minds as now made one.
161:3.3 and discern the undoubted f. of the divine mind.
functioning on
0:1.9 Deity f. on the first creature-identificational level as
0:1.10 Deity f. on the second level of unifying divinity
0:9.2 the Ultimate is designative of personal Deity f. on
6:6.1 observes mind phenomena in living organisms f.
16:7.5 man finds himself f. on the animal level of existence.
16:8.1 with personality of the finite-mortal type, f. on the
17:1.5 Supreme Executive Number One, f. on executive
22:4.7 inhabited planet, even as I am now f. on Urantia.
26:5.2 These pilgrim helpers, f. on the seventh circle of
30:0.1 and other-than-personal entities now f. on Paradise
36:4.4 midsoniters born in Nebadon are alive today, f. on
42:11.2 it is spirit-mind f. on and from creator levels of
44:0.5 by the central corps of morontia supervisors f. on
46:5.18 those assigned mortals who may be temporarily f. on
51:1.6 even when f. on descending missions to the planets,
60:4.7 by a Life Carrier assigned to Satania and now f. on
67:6.4 as titular head of all superhuman personalities f. on
114:3.2 recognized leader of celestial beings f. on Urantia.
114:6.7 corps now f. on Urantia is the fifth thus to serve.
114:6.8 The group now f. in the overcontrol of international
119:4.3 different master teachers, f. on twenty-two worlds.
132:3.8 soul casts no shadow of doubting evil when f. on
196:0.7 as a combined human and divine being f. on earth
functioning—adjective
9:4.2 Mind, in f. beings, is not separated from energy or
9:4.3 it utterly transcends the active and f. mind circuits
12:8.9 able to grasp much of the meaning of three f. levels
13:4.4 it is true that the f. presence of subabsolute and
15:9.14 the diversely f. presence of the adjutant mind-spirits.
16:1.4 detect no evidence of direct association with the f.
25:3.13 —four mutually understood and perfectly f. arbiter
34:4.12 and are ably assisted by the first f. mind-spirit,
72:9.7 intelligent group of citizens represents a vital and f.
77:0.1 unique beings existing on a life-f. level about midway
111:2.3 This f. relationship of such mind and spirit does not
112:1.17 the whole of the living and f. creature means much
118:9.8 these postulated f. trinities of the creations of outer
functionings
65:7.3 are encircuited with other adjutant f. throughout
functions—noun; see functions of
9:1.6 At times and in certain f. he seems to compensate for
10:5.1 beings may more properly be regarded as having f.,
10:5.1 These f. are actively supreme, ultimate, and (within
10:6.16 they represent the Trinity only in those f. for which
10:6.17 In the central universe such f. exist in theory only;
13:1.10 You have been instructed concerning reflectivity f.
14:1.9 In addition to other f. this impersonal Spirit
14:6.5 of absonite and other phases of mind and spirit f..
15:8.2 regulative f. are performed by the superuniverse
15:8.2 do not possess will, they do not choose, their f. are
16:0.12 The Master Spirits have many f., but at the present
16:1.2 collectively represent any and all possible Deity f.,
16:3.16 to a functional level associable with Trinity f..
16:6.10 and virtually unrelated in their respective f..
21:1.3 observe the practical outworking of the Michael f.
29:3.11 of this Absolute, we are not cognizant of such f.,
33:8.0 8. THE LEGISLATIVE AND EXECUTIVE F.
35:5.7 work largely pertains to the legislative f. indigenous
40:7.3 I include the mention of certain Adjuster f. in order
41:2.1 their f. in a local system, such as Satania, are more
42:2.4 certain equalizing and compensating agencies or f..
44:4.11 by executing numerous f. in rhythmic form.
45:5.4 In the exercise of their reproductive f. they are not
46:4.1 are given over to the necessary administrative f.
49:5.14 free for higher engagements: one for intellectual f.
55:9.3 the detailed administrative or supervising f. which
65:1.0 1. LIFE CARRIER FUNCTIONS
65:6.4 how evolving organisms are able to adapt their f.
67:2.1 abdicate by resigning all of their f. and powers into
70:5.3 governmental f.: executive, legislative, and judicial.
71:8.1 domains of executive, legislative, and judicial f..
71:8.1 in accordance with such a plan of segregation of f.
72:2.8 having neither legislative nor judicial f..
103:7.12 to yield analogous interpretations of origins, f.,
104:2.4 Trinity f. are something unique, original, and not
104:3.17 Both eventuate in f. that are something other than
106:5.3 correlate it, in a collective sense, with impersonal f..
107:2.6 What f. may be theirs, we do not know.
113:7.8 angelic natures, so complemental in all universe f.,
118:10.4 The Gods have attributes but the Trinity has f.,
134:3.8 the kingdoms of men as these world f. are existent
functions of
6:6.1 when it is used to denote spirit f. of intelligence.
7:3.4 might be compared to the f. of the neural circuits in
10:4.2 divine unity of the universe f. of undivided Deity.
10:5.0 5. FUNCTIONS OF THE TRINITY
10:5.2 The f. of the Paradise Trinity are not simply the
10:5.3 And the f. of the Trinity can best be considered in
10:8.2 inadvisable to discuss the f. of the Trinity of
11:3.1 the Most Holy Sphere and is reserved for the f. of
11:5.4 force center are not identifiable with the known f.
11:5.4 outermost may possibly be identified with the f. of
11:5.4 but we are not certain concerning the space f. of
11:7.0 7. SPACE FUNCTIONS OF PARADISE
14:3.6 also employed in the organization of the material f.
16:1.2 of sevenfold Deity, the active and associative f. of
16:3.17 The multiple f. of the Seventh Master Spirit range
16:4.0 4. ATTRIB. AND F. OF THE MASTER SPIRITS
16:4.4 and the force f. of the Unqualified Absolute.
16:4.16 and the inscrutable f. of the Unqualified Absolute.
17:8.0 8. FUNCTIONS OF THE SUPREME SPIRITS
17:8.1 and co-ordinate the manifold f. of the personnel
20:8.4 the duties and f. of the Teacher Sons I can hardly
24:1.14 the f. of each order are expanded by liaison with
26:1.11 grouped for presentation in accordance with their f.
27:2.1 self-governing and self-regulatory except for the f. of
29:2.9 control of all the vast network of the far-flung f. of
29:2.14 Paradise as they find them modified in the space f.
30:1.10 The f. of the other-than-Adjuster fragments are
31:10.10 transcend even the future master universe f. of
34:3.5 all f. of the Creator Sons are not exempt from space
40:10.4 that the f. of these administrations should be
41:2.6 concerned with the prespiritual f. of material mind.
42:2.7 potency and may be one of the nether Paradise f. of
42:6.6 result from these various f. of the component
43:3.5 associated with those legislative and lawmaking f. of
44:0.21 activities and manifold f. of the celestial artisans.
44:2.1 more than a meager and distorted concept of the f.
45:5.6 The higher orders of sonship reserve the veto f. of
47:6.2 finds his place in the group working and class f. of
48:4.15 One of the f. of humor is to help all of us take
49:3.4 are radically different from such f. of Urantia mortals
53:4.2 Lucifer contended that all these f. of government
55:4.8 science in liaison with the enlarged planetary f. of
55:4.21 of light and life witnesses the development of new f.
56:2.1 related with the material levels of creation by the f.
66:5.31 to assume the f. of the supreme court of Urantia.
70:7.8 And one of the chief f. of these clubs was to keep
84:0.3 the home does embrace all three of the essential f. of
91:3.6 these two f. of prayer can never be fully separated.
99:6.3 entanglement with f. of secular institutions;
103:9.10 And thus are the f. of mind, soul, and spirit ever
104:2.4 The qualities, characteristics, and f. of the Trinity are
104:3.18 and personal control over the master f. of infinity.
107:1.5 Adjusters is one of the unrevealed f. of the Father.
111:2.1 Throughout the mind f. of cosmic intelligence,
116:2.14 through the co-ordinated f. of the first three levels
118:2.4 transcended space concerning the administrative f. of
118 10. FUNCTIONS OF PROVIDENCE
118:10.2 the f. of the Almighty Supreme are related to the f.
133:7.5 Jesus and Ganid had a long talk on the f. of the mind.
functions—verb; see functions as
0:1.3 Deity f. on personal, prepersonal, and superpersonal
0:1.13 wherever, and however the absolute level of Deity f.,
0:2.2 God, the Father, f. on three Deity-personality levels
0:3.21 Universal Absolute, which f. to unify the dynamic
0:12.4 Trinity f. encompass Deity realities, and Deity
0:12.7 This Trinity f. on both personal and superpersonal
1:2.10 the First Source and Center f. in the patterns of the
1:2.10 As mind, God f. in the Deity of the Infinite Spirit;
1:5.12 The superhuman type of progressing personality f. in
2:5.10 The divine love f. in unified association with divine
7:2.4 Here the infinite Son spiritually and creatively f. in
8:1.4 The God of Action f. and the dead vaults of space
8:1.9 the vast universe which exists, and so exquisitely f.,
9:1.2 the Third Source consistently f. in consonance with
9:1.4 The Conjoint Actor f. throughout the grand
9:1.4 He f. specifically wherever and whenever energy
9:4.1 but this nature never f. independently of physical or
9:6.3 the latter two impinge, mind gravity always f..
10:3.9 The First Source and Center f. outside of Havona in
10:3.16 7. As total Deity, he f. only in the Paradise Trinity.
10:4.6 The Trinity f. on all levels of the cosmos, and man is
12:6.13 but we know the latter f. wherever the Deity
12:7.13 Even though the Paradise Father f. through his
14:2.8 the mind gravity of the Infinite Spirit f. in liaison with
14:6.5 as it f. in numerous ways beyond the comprehension
16:3.15 Being, it is Master Spirit Number Seven who f..
16:3.19 Master Spirit Number Seven f. in the place of the
17:4.2 sometimes one Aid f. acceptably, while on other
18:6.2 The reserve corps of the Unions of Days f. on
18:6.6 with the Union of Days, who then f. in an enlarged
19:2.3 Wherever and whenever a Perfector of Wisdom f.,
19:2.3 Wisdom functions, there and then divine wisdom f.
19:3.5 the three Ancients of Days function, the Trinity f..
19:4.5 perfection has been added, then the Censor f.,
22:2.3 mortal of insurrectionary experience who f. loyally in
24:1.10 A tertiary circuit supervisor f. on the headquarters
29:2.15 The electronic organization of universe power f. in
31:9.3 Only the senior or first-eventuated Architect f. on
33:0.1 he f. in a local universe administration through the
33:3.1 the Infinite Spirit f. from the headquarters of each
34:2.3 In each local universe the Divine Minister f. in
34:2.5 the Creative Mother Spirit f. first in the sphere of
34:4.6 the Spirit of Truth f. undisturbed, for this presence
35:0.7 Triune Paradise Deity f. for the creation of three
35:0.7 the Son and the Spirit, also f. in the creation of
36:5.17 mind is not immortal when it f. without spirit insight,
37:2.9 corps of Trinity Teacher Sons that f. to establish the
39:2.7 A marvelous corps of this order of seraphim f. on
39:3.10 A large and efficient corps f. on Edentia,
42:10.3 the nonteachable mind f. on many levels beside that
42:10.5 Morontia mind f. differentially in response to the
43:4.1 the representative of the Paradise Trinity who f. on
43:4.10 the Most High liaison, who f. in close touch with the
48:4.18 Humor f. to lessen the shock of the unexpected
49:4.8 Mind is the bestowal of the Infinite Spirit and f. quite
49:5.14 brain, which is developed to the point where it f.
49:6.5 there f. the returned Adjuster, the same immortal
49:6.20 it more frequently f. on the older of these spheres
52:7.8 another such Son f. at the time of their departure,
55:9.2 presided over by the Most Highs, f. instead.
56:1.1 Paradise f. prior to space and before time; hence
71:3.3 The ideal state f. under the impulse of three mighty
83:1.1 As such an institution, marriage f. in two directions:
101:2.12 Divinity f. in mortal personality as the Adjuster gift
103:0.1 the Adjusters, this influence f. to enlarge man’s
103:6.9 Philosophy, clarified by revelation, f. acceptably in
104:2.6 those triunities in which the Infinite f. in various
105:0.1 is produced by one absolute cause, and which f.
106:4.1 but f. in this respect as a self-qualified absolute;
107:7.4 Human will f. on the personality level of universe
111:4.5 Personality is inherently creative, but it thus f. only in
111:4.9 worthy children when the stage whereon it f. is
112:1.2 Personality f. equally efficiently in the local universe,
112:5.4 the self are expressed by the material mind as it f. in
115:6.2 activity proceeds out through uncharted space, it f.
116:0.5 The Supreme Being f. primarily in the central
116:4.2 The Infinite Spirit as the Conjoint Actor f. in many
117:3.8 evolution of Supremacy, but the Father f. alone in
118:10.5 Providence f. with regard to the total and deals with
132:3.6 spark of divinity, which is immortal, and which f.
196:3.21 the Adjuster, f. to human observation apparently as
196:3.25 morontia f. between the material and the spiritual
functions as
0:11.10 f. as the associative co-ordinator of these sum totals
6:1.3 The Father never personally f. as a creator except in
7:4.6 Infinite Spirit f. truly and literally as the conjoint
9:2.5 the beneficence of this divine influence which f. as
10:3.18 As absolute the Son f. as a person and only in the
10:3.19 represents the Father-Son association, but also f.
10:4.1 God f. as God only in relation to God and to those
11:7.8 A space level thus f. as an elliptical region of motion
12:1.1 and matter-power f. ultimately as a space unit,
19:5.5 to the presence of the Inspired Spirits which f. just
20:1.14 each f. as a universe Father in his own creation,
25:2.10 When in session a commission f. as a group of three
29:2.15 much as the Gulf Stream f. as a circumscribed
31:9.3 —eventuated in the dawn of eternity and now f. as
32:2.11 that great sun cluster which f. as the physical center
33:2.5 his place is assumed by Gabriel,who then f. as regent
33:3.4 The Son f. as a father in his local universe.
33:5.2 Immanuel f. as adviser to the Sovereign Son but
34:2.1 the Divine Minister thereafter f. as a person and
35:1.2 for in Gabriel’s absence the Father Melchizedek f. as
39:5.16 custodians of the major affairs of the planet as it f. as
41:1.5 by the Satania Power Center, whose living mass f. as
45:3.8 Hanavard f. as acting chairman of the council of
55:4.16 omniaphim who f. as the personal representative of
56:3.3 And this far-flung spirit f. as a phenomenon on the
69:1.6 they represent a complex organization which f. as a
99:2.6 amid which it ever f. as a moral stabilizer, social
104:4.21 The Father exists before spirit; the Son-Spirit f. as
112:1.13 the personality f. as a factor in the total situation.
113:2.10 and during her absence the associated cherubim f. as
114:3.3 In certain ways he f. as would a Planetary Prince,
114:4.4 the Most High observer f. as the Most High regent,
fund
72:6.6 on their labor are turned over to this pension f..
72:6.7 natural resources goes to the old-age pension f..
123:4.4 profits from the sale of doves as a special charity f.,
129:2.4 a certain large f. which Jesus presently sent up to
171:8.4 trade diligently with your trust f. while I am away
fundamental—see fundamental law(s)
2:6.2 and responsive to, the f. needs of the human world.
3:6.2 The sovereignty of God is unlimited; it is the f. fact
4:2.2 and f. background of a changeless Deity and his
5:6.4 The f. attributes of human selfhood, as well as the
9:8.9 personalities, and in addition to these two f. types
12:6.8 But who fosters and cares for the f. needs of the
12:8.14 Spirit is the f. reality of the personality experience of
14:5.6 the f. constitution of the basic orders of intelligent
16:0.1 and why the number seven is f. in its organization
23:1.1 They are f. to the divine technique of the Infinite Sp.
28:6.2 the application of ethics grow out of the f. facts of
36:2.11 architectural types of life design, f. arrangements
36:2.14 There are one million f. or cosmic chemical formulas
36:2.16 custodian commissioners, two for each f. pattern of
42:9.1 teacher reasoned the number seven was f. to nature
42:9.3 indicative of the f. reality of the sevenfold diversity
45:6.4 The relationship of child and parent is f. to the
51:6.4 devoted to practical arts, f. intellectual training,
68:3.3 all society was founded on f. needs and basic urges
84:0.3 life propagation makes it the f. human institution,
84:7.28 The family is the f. unit of fraternity in which
87:7.4 cult has been devitalized by the loss of many f. ideas.
103:2.10 this is the early and f. experience of the child mind.
104:4.27 The fourth triunity absolutely controls the f. units of
108:0.1 that is the f. work of the divine gifts.
112:2.14 the master tissues, the f. chemical overcontrol,
115:6.1 the Eternal Son operates directly upon the f. values
133:5.10 the f. cause of this universe of energy-mass, mind,
134:3.7 how similar their religions were in regard to the f.
142:7.5 the memorable discussion of the f. characteristics of
152:6.1 changes in their basic and f. concepts of social
186:5.8 Sin and rebellion have nothing to do with the f. plan
194:2.8 about Jesus carried along with it many of the f. truths
196:0.11 Jesus’ wholehearted faith in the f. goodness of the
fundamental law(s)
33:8.5 If their advice is founded on the f. of the universe,
43:2.8 The pronouncements of Edentia constitute the f. of
44:5.4 of the f. of the Eternal Son governing spirit energy
71:2.12 by enactments in accordance with accepted f..
142:7.4 restating the two f. of living: the first commandment
fundamentalist
94:9.4 the f. stereotype of the teachings of Siddhartha
fundamentally
29:1.4 The physical creation is f. uniform in administration.
37:6.4 F., the Nebadon educational system provides for
49:5.32 There is f. only one way in which individual human
98:0.4 Christian ethics were f. repercussions of the earlier
109:5.3 what it actually and f. is, disregarding entirely what
140:4.8 Remember: While inherited urges cannot be f.
196:2.9 and taught them that the world was not f. evil.
funds or apostolic funds
72:4.3 a lifetime, the f. for meeting such expenses being
72:6.3 The f. for old-age pensions are derived from four
72:6.5 2. Bequests—many wealthy citizens leave f. for this
72:6.9 government f. have long been honestly administered.
72:7.14 Federal appropriations, except war f. assessed by the
72:9.4 and all governmental servants supported by tax f. are
122:10.4 went to Alexandria on f. provided by Zacharias,
126:3.12 end of this year Mary saw the family f. diminishing.
126:5.11 But when Herod refused to pay them any of the f.
128:2.7 —Joseph was placed in charge of the household f.
128:6.3 and for the first time in years had some f. ahead.
128:7.11 Jude was very faithfully sending his share of f. home
128:7.13 Apply my f. to the family necessities or pleasures
129:2.3 month until the f. due him should be exhausted.
129:2.3 I will disburse your f. which my father holds as
129:2.4 the better plan to invest these f. in property and
129:2.9 wages of one year so that he could intrust such f.
132:5.11 9. Trust f.—wealth lodged in your hands by your
135:0.5 received a regular allowance from the temple f.
135:2.3 the priest’s allowance due him from the temple f.,
138:7.4 hardly sufficient f. to maintain themselves for two
138:8.1 treasurer of the twelve, divided the af. into six
138:8.1 f. for the care of dependent families having been
138:9.3 folks that, with some little assistance from the af.,
138:10.5 Judas, the treasurer, would send f. each week to
138:10.6 If the f. for mutual support were not forthcoming, if
138:10.6 he always had sufficient f. in the treasurer’s hands to
138:10.10 Judas paid out f. on Andrew’s authorization.
139:7.8 he never openly solicited f. from the multitudes.
139:7.8 Matthew hesitated openly to contribute to the af.
139:7.8 was strongly tempted to let them know that his f.
139:7.9 When the f. for the week were short of the estimated
139:7.9 make up for his failure to solicit the necessary f..
140:8.13 Jesus definitely instructed Judas that no af. were to
143:3.5 Matthew was hard pressed for f. inasmuch as they
147:2.1 Judas made a deposit of some of their common f.
148:0.2 The f. thus received were turned over to the group
150:1.2 own organization and directed Judas to provide f.
150:1.2 From this time on they furnished their own f.;
157:1.2 Judas carried their f., and he was across the lake.
157:6.1 messengers to arrive from David Zebedee with f..
157:6.1 he had no ready f. of his own to hand over to Judas
157:6.1 these messengers arrived from Bethsaida bringing f.
157:6.1 arranged that these f. should be anonymously turned
159:6.3 these dark days they also served as collectors of f.,
163:2.11 Judas put f. on deposit to be used subsequently
165:4.5 liberal men and women of means have given f. to
169:1.7 the young man gathered together all his f. and set
169:2.3 had directly wasted and squandered his master’s f..
171:1.4 buyers and proceeded with the f. to Jerusalem,
172:2.3 David Zebedee turned over to Judas the f. realized
172:5.12 Judas would not desert with the af. in his possession.
178:2.11 David received all the apostolic cash f. and receipts
185:1.5 only the Sanhedrin could disburse the temple f.,
186:1.3 he had so long carried the bag containing the af..
190:1.3 he dropped the bag of Judas, containing all the af.,
191:0.10 David had unceremoniously turned the f. over to him
funeral
69:9.6 and when a wealthy man died, the f. was held up
87:1.5 Mourners also returned from a f. by a different
87:2.3 The f. service originated in man’s effort to induce the
87:2.3 the f. sermon was originally designed to instruct the
87:2.5 fact that professional mourners were hired for f.
87:2.9 food offerings at f. feasts were once universal.
87:2.10 Ancient f. wastes were enormous.
87:2.10 Iroquois Indians made many reforms in f. waste.
87:2.10 much terrestrial wealth is still consumed on f.
127:3.14 expenses of a f. on top of everything else staggered
135:4.2 On returning to Engedi from his mother’s f., John
146:6.2 they met a f. procession on its way to the near-by
146:6.2 When the f. procession had come up to Jesus and
192:4.6 publicly appear in connection with the f. of Elijah
funerals
55:2.5 light and life, “f.” are occasions of supreme joy,
123:4.2 They played much at weddings and f., ceremonies
fungi
65:2.3 Many of the f. represent a retrograde movement in
65:2.3 really belong to this group of renegade parasitic f..
funnels
162:4.4 These two priests then repaired to the silver f.
furious
149:4.2 ‘Angry men stir up strife, while the f. multiply
furl
151:5.3 torn the sail away before the apostles could f. it,
furlough
150:1.1 were to be absent from Bethsaida on their f., Jesus
152:2.1 On Friday he declared a f. of one week that all his
furnace
92:3.10 revealed religion and the fiery f. of genuine science.
96:4.5 and the smoke ascended like the smoke of a f.,
furnaces
41:3.1 These solar f., together with the dark giants of space,
41:7.14 Such solar f. blaze on indefinitely, being able to
furnish
39:2.17 superior seraphim also f. messenger aids upon
60:3.10 outcrops and convey it downward to f. the water
67:6.3 biologic leaven that multiplied and continued to f.
furnished
23:2.20 investigate the clues f. by the space contemplators of
77:2.1 in the early days of the second garden, f. one half of
77:4.6 eventually f. the Nodite ancestry which blended with
150:1.2 From this time on they f. their own funds; never
178:2.7 will show you a large upper room all f. and ready for
179:1.1 chamber, which was completely f. for the supper,
furnishes
155:6.16 2. The fact that your entire life plan f. positive proof
furnishing
28:4.11 These ministering spirits of time are constantly f.
69:3.3 women have always worked together in f. the home.
122:7.4 The building and f. of a home had been a drain on
furnishings
73:5.7 many changes in the f. of their personal dwelling.
furniture
72:4.1 Much of the f. used on the continent and the many
122:6.2 The f. consisted of a low stone table, earthenware
further—non-exhaustive
22:10.7 are can best f. the eternal purposes of the Trinity,
39:3.4 and to f. the social evolution of universe creatures.
48:6.32 the seraphic racial interpreters f. the efforts of the
92:7.0 7. THE FURTHER EVOLUTION OF RELIGION
120:3.0 3. FURTHER COUNSEL AND ADVICE
152:5.6 this great miracle did nothing to f. the gospel
161:0.0 FURTHER DISCUSSIONS WITH RODAN
173:1.10 never lifted a hand to f. this cleansing of the temple
195:0.12 the ideals of Jesus in an effort to save and f. many of
195:10.17 purpose of all education should be to foster and f.
furtherance
19:5.3 employ these Spirits in the f. of his assignments.
26:1.15 are employed in the f. of the ascending scheme of
30:3.1 in the f. of their missions and in the execution of
37:3.2 to the f. of the ascending career of the mortals of
43:8.10 socialization techniques to the f. of the progressive
48:8.3 The f. of the scheme of mortal progression seems
53:7.3 that Lucifer could not utilize this avenue for the f. of
77:9.12 devoted to the f. of the Paradise plan for the
81:6.25 twentieth-century influences contributing to the f. of
99:2.3 collectivism must confine its efforts to the f. of
101:5.9 the exercise of faith in the f. of spiritual insight into
117:3.8 the f. of the evolution of Supremacy, but the Father
136:8.4 Would he utilize this knowledge in the f. of his
138:6.5 might have been utilized in the f. of his mission,
173:1.11 to resort to force for self-protection or for the f. of
178:1.6 you should not employ temporal power in the f. of
furthering
14:3.5 in the work of f. the Father’s universal plan of mortal
26:2.2 angels are highly efficacious in f. the essential
26:11.1 which they effectively utilize in f. the education of
38:9.10 of f. the cause of progressive planetary civilization.
39:2.7 for the purpose of fostering and f. the cause of truth
75:2.4 to attempt no personal or secret methods of f. their
178:1.3 the work of f. the mission of the spiritual kingdom.
furthermore
3:3.3 And f., the Infinite Spirit is all the time everywhere
10:3.5 F., the Father, to have been absolute in a total
10:7.4 F., this unpredictability appears to be characterized
83:5.3 limited to queens and rich women; f., polyandry
89:3.6 F., the involvement of a religion with the ancient
104:0.1 because three support points could keep up a tent; f.,
137:4.14 F. it was evident that the enactment of this so-called
175:1.9 “F., these self-centered rulers delight in doing their
fury
173:2.1 for fear the multitude might turn upon them in a f.
196:0.8 there never appeared the f. of the fanatic nor the
fuse
37:5.1 just as in those beings with whom they hope to f.,
40:5.12 numerous other groups who do not ordinarily f. with
40:5.16 As to just why this type of creature is never able to f.
45:4.13 11. Enoch, the first of the mortals of Urantia to f.
49:6.19 These are the mortals who f. with their Adjusters
52:7.4 Adjusters increasingly f. with their subjects during
107:1.7 of his premind spirit to indwell and actually to f.
108:2.11 On worlds where the Adjusters do not f. with the
108:2.11 As to why these Adjusters can not or do not f. with
116:3.3 Eternal Son and his Paradise Sons unify, actually f.
fused—see also father-fused; son-fused; spirit-fused
5:1.9 and who has eternally f. with that Thought Adjuster.
22:2.9 races that are indwelt by, and subsequently f. with,
22:6.1 Not all ascending mortals are Adjuster or Father f.;
22:6.1 some are Spirit f., some are Son f..
22:9.5 Neither are they Spirit nor Son f..
30:4.31 only those who are Father f. are mustered into the
31:1.2 only such beings as have been f. with the spirit of the
31:2.4 immortal soul f. with a fragment of the same Father,
31:4.1 these guardian angels, after becoming Father f.,
31:6.2 secondary midwayers are all eventually Adjuster f.
37:5.1 ascendant mortals; they are not Adjuster f..
37:5.3 Not being Adjuster f., they never become finaliters,
40:5.14 at which time the surviving soul becomes Spirit f..
40:7.1 confers eternal life upon the soul of the f. mortal.
40:7.2 When you and your Adjuster are forever f., when
40:8.1 While practically all surviving mortals are f. with
40:8.3 the morontia mortal is immediately f. with a gift of
40:9.1 they have f. with individualizations of the premind
40:9.1 will creature is either Spirit f., Son f., or Father f..
40:9.1 Those who are Adjuster or Father f. are never
40:9.1 are Adjuster or Father f. are never Spirit or Son f..
40:9.3 fusion candidates and those who are to be Son f..
40:10.3 mortal being does not or cannot become f. with the
49:6.19 These f. souls go by direct Adjuster transit to the
49:6.19 where they receive their initial morontia investiture
50:3.2 and none of them have f. with their Adjusters.
55:4.31 have been Adjuster indwelt and f. except seraphim,
56:3.5 and, when f. with the Thought Adjuster from the
63:7.2 On Jerusem both Andon and Fonta were f. with their
89:5.5 ghost could be destroyed or f. with that of the eater.
107:2.1 and all are destined to become either liberated, f.,
107:2.7 F. Adjusters—finaliters—those who have become
107:2.7 Adjusters ordinarily become f. with the ascending
107:2.7 a f. Adjuster becomes indissolubly linked with the
107:4.4 are perceivable in union with the f. personalities of
107:5.5 When an Adjuster is f. with the evolving immortal
110:6.22 and last, when they are finally and eternally f..
110:7.5 and the divine Adjuster are finally and eternally f.,
112:7.5 issued, constitutes the clearance authority for the f.
112:7.7 f. beings are twofold in their universe reactions:
112:7.8 But the f. individual is really one personality, one
112:7.10 man and Adjuster; they are inseparable, eternally f..
112:7.12 The headquarters of this f. being is Ascendington,
118:9.3 Only when ascending man, in liaison with the f.
137:4.2 status of his combined, or f., human and divine
fusers
40:9.7 even these Adjuster-f. must depend upon the
40:10.7 As it is with the Spirit f.,so is it with those Son-fused
40:10.9 While the majority of Spirit f. serve permanently
40:10.10 Like their Spirit-fused brethren, the Son f. neither
fuses
107:4.7 When mortal man f. with an actual fragment of the
112:7.13 When once an Adjuster f. with an ascending mortal,
118:5.2 when he f. with the indwelling Father presence,
136:2.6 whenever an ascending mortal f. with the inner
fusillade
41:5.6 particles of material existence traverse space like a f..
fusing
107:4.7 indwelling and f. with your finite mortal natures?
fusion or Adjuster fusion
0:7.9 this evolutionary Deity will constitute the eternal f.
5:1.11 man’s eternal destiny assured when Af. proclaims
13:1.23 We know about the eternal f. of a divine Adjuster
19:6.3 Havoners who service-factualize capacity for f.
20:4.3 can never hope for personality through f. with the
27:7.8 the third was the f. with the Thought Adjuster;
30:1.10 F. with an Adjuster or other fragment constitutes the
30:1.11 certain of the surviving mortals, and f. therewith
32:5.4 having failed to achieve the spirit level of Af.,
37:5.1 universe-ascension career of a candidate for Af.,
37:5.2 by eternal f. with an individualized fragment of the
39:8.6 All surviving mortals of A. destiny have temporary
40:5.4 the Adjusters are the only spirits of f. potential to be
40:5.6 2. Mortals of the non-Adjuster-f. types.
40:5.7 3. Mortals of A. potential.
40:5.9 men acquire survival capacity but fail to attain Af..
40:5.10 mortal subjects for possible subsequent Spirit f..
40:5.12 Series two—mortals of the non-A. types.
40:5.12 two-, and three-brained races is not a factor in Af.;
40:5.12 these non-Adjuster-f. types are a wholly different
40:5.13 other worlds where the mortals are of f. potential.
40:5.14 as fully provided as on the worlds of f. potential;
40:5.17 Series three—mortals of A. potential.
40:5.17 brained, and three-brained types of A. potential.
40:6.1 You will be reckoned ascending sons the instant f.
40:7.5 F. with a fragment of the Universal Father is
40:8.1 spheres, there are certain cases of delayed f., some
40:8.1 fail to attain identity f. with their faithful Adjusters.
40:8.2 enjoyed the “seventy times seven” opportunities for f
40:8.3 some synchronizing difficulty is inhibiting Father f.,
40:8.3 guilty of any discoverable cause for failure to attain f
40:9.1 Such Spirit f. never occurs during the span of natural
40:9.1 In the f. experience there is no overlapping; the will
40:9.2 types of mortal creatures are not A. candidates
40:9.2 —the soul—that they do in the candidates for Af..
40:9.2 the Adjusters take eternal leave of these Spirit-f.
40:9.3 your order of f. candidates and with those who are to
40:9.7 Even with A. candidates, only those experiences
40:9.9 Such children of Spirit f. are enabled to enjoy these
40:10.1 The spirits of mortal f. always ascend to the level of
40:10.2 so is his “f. spirit” implemented in the Reflective
40:10.3 Son and Spirit f. do, superficially, resemble
42:12.10 Adjusters appear to be without form until after f.
45:7.1 planets, where those mortals who fail to achieve f.
47:8.3 usually witnesses the perfect f. of the human mind
47:8.3 In potential, this f. may have occurred previously,
47:8.5 Immediately upon the confirmation of Af. the new
47:9.5 mortal state to the immortal status at the time of Af.,
48:6.34 or else survived by the technique of Spirit f..
49:3.5 their peoples differ, being candidates for Spirit f..
49:5.7 6. A. series.
49:5.31 6. A. series.
49:5.31 the worlds of Nebadon are peopled with A mortals
49:5.31 who are Adjuster-indwelt candidates for eternal f..
49:6.6 primitive mortals who are so immature that f. with
49:6.20 from the lowest to the highest of the A. worlds,
52:1.6 archangels for subsequent resurrection and Spirit f..
52:3.2 these mortals attain capacity for subsequent Af..
52:3.2 the f. Adjusters are not yet universally bestowed.
52:4.7 The Adjusters of f. destiny are not yet bestowed
53:7.10 who had not attained final f. with their Adjusters,
55:0.4 along lines identical with those of the A. series.
55:1.5 those mortals who therein experience final f. with
55:1.6 these f. flashes many times occur in the atmosphere,
55:2.2 from the material life to the morontia state—f. of
55:2.4 the family, friends, and working group of such a f.
55:2.4 central stage whereon the f. candidates are resting,
55:2.5 Many f. candidates may be assembled in the
55:2.7 their translated associates subsequent to the f. flash.
55:3.18 5. Mortals of A status who are temporarily exempted
55:6.5 evolving human mind are determined by the A. level
56:3.5 can be attained, sustained, and eternalized by the f.
63:0.3 at the time of f. with their Thought Adjusters.
63:7.2 their immediate descendants only achieved Spirit f..
101:6.6 With man, the eventual f. and resultant oneness with
107:0.4 Eternal f. of the Adjuster with the evolutionary soul
107:1.3 attainment of personality by f. with some mortal
107:1.4 and as the candidates for Af. increase in numbers.
107:1.6 In their relationship to f. creatures Adjusters reveal a
107:1.7 souls of the surviving mortals of the spirit-f. series.
107:2.3 where the final f. takes place between the identity of
107:2.7 Upon f. with the ascending evolutionary soul, it
107:2.9 the racial ancestry of the mortal candidate for f..
107:4.2 before f with the immortal soul of an evolving mortal
107:5.4 developed capacity for f. with such Deity fragments.
108:3.3 do not receive real universe names until after Af.,
109:1.5 The first stage of Adjuster evolution is attained in f.
109:2.2 or on an actual f. planet where the human failed of
109:2.4 Adjuster looks beforehand to the time of actual f.
109:3.1 whether or not they are liaison or f. Adjusters.
109:3.1 permission for everlasting f. if their subjects survive.
109:3.2 (Many who fail of Af. do survive as Spirit-fused
109:3.3 Here the Monitors can never attain f. personality
109:3.3 surviving mortals attain eternal life through Spirit f..
109:3.4 there is to be an eternal union, an everlasting f.,
109:5.5 the immortal morontia soul and, subsequent to f.
109:6.2 As related to f. candidates, if a Mystery Monitor is
109:6.2 If an Adjuster should repeatedly fail to attain f.
110:1.6 that celestial f., that never-ending blending of identity
110:1.6 the f. partners—mortal man and divine Adjuster.
110:6.1 the seven circles of cosmic growth does not equal f.
110:6.1 attainment of the steps which are preliminary to Af..
110:7.1 of the seven cosmic circles does not equal Af..
110:7.1 but f. depends on yet other greater and more sublime
110:7.2 which provides for the immediate f. of the Adjuster
110:7.2 This f. during physical life instantly consumes the
110:7.4 Subsequent to mortal f. the Adjusters share your
110:7.4 After the f. of the immortal morontia soul and the
110:7.8 subsequent to death, after the eternal f., you and the
111:3.1 choosing to reject eternal life; at any time before f.
111:3.1 F. with the Adjuster signalizes the fact that the
111:3.3 invariably ascends to the true spirit levels of f. value
111:5.6 the God-choosing son find inner union (f.) with
112:7.0 7. ADJUSTER FUSION
112:7.1 Af. imparts eternal actualities to personality which
112:7.2 And this f. constitutes the mystery of making God
112:7.2 F. is the secret of the sacred sphere of
112:7.2 no creature, save those who have experienced f.
112:7.3 F. with the Adjuster is usually effected while the
112:7.3 It may occur on the planet of nativity as a
112:7.3 it may take place on any one of the mansion worlds
112:7.3 it may even be delayed until the time of the
112:7.3 it may not be consummated until the ascender is on
112:7.4 When f. with the Adjuster has been effected, there
112:7.5 F. with the Adjuster never occurs until the mandates
112:7.6 which fact has been witnessed by eternal f. with
112:7.11 On the A. worlds the destiny of the Mystery Monitor
112:7.12 From the time of Af. the status of the ascender is
112:7.14 With Af. the Father has completed his promise of the
112:7.17 We believe that the mortals of Af. are destined to
113:2.3 on those worlds which are of the non-Af. series.
113:7.8 in a new capacity for the reception of, and f. with,
116:7.5 reality—f. with the indwelling Thought Adjuster.
117:3.9 Supreme, and, in mortals, creature-realized in Af..
117:6.5 Deity parents becomes more equal after the Af.
117:6.18 attainment of the Supreme is consequent upon f.
118:7.6 and self-identification with a f. spirit of Deity.
136:2.3 spiritual elevation which terminate in eventual f. of
136:2.3 superhuman observers expected to witness the f.
194:2.19 after the f. of the mortal spirit-born soul with the
fusions
55:2.2 more Adjuster f. occur before the termination of
futile
1:5.2 it is utterly f. to discuss such incomprehensible
2:0.3 the human concept of God would be well-nigh f.
2:3.2 How f. to make puerile appeals to such a God to
10:4.5 But it would be f. to attempt to elucidate the Trinity
11:4.5 visualize to you the glories of Paradise would be f..
13:3.3 great interest in those projects which are either f.
16:7.8 moral choosing be f. without that cosmic insight
20:6.1 and waste time on f. conjectures about the technique
30:1.13 f. to attempt their description to personal creatures.
52:2.12 altruism to bestow f. sympathy upon degenerated
55:10.9 in process of preliminary assembly is wholly f..
60:2.12 dinosaurs migrated to the water in a f. attempt at
68:2.10 since such emotions are f. without an audience to
79:4.6 in the f. effort to prevent racial amalgamation of the
94:7.2 Buddhism after six years of the f. practice of Yoga.
103:6.7 Metaphysics is man’s well-meant but f. effort to
103:7.8 mortal man resorted to his f. gesture of metaphysics,
122:8.6 After many weeks of f. search in Jerusalem, they
137:1.5 their long and f. searching in the hills for Jesus.
150:3.11 Amulets and all sorts of incantations are f. either to
152:1.2 it was f.; they all believed he had raised the girl
155:1.3 Why do you languish in f. yearning?
156:1.3 But it was f.; Norana would not leave.
171:8.2 Archelaus and his f. attempt to gain the rule of the
185:6.6 Pilate comprehend that it was f. to appeal to their
195:7.10 that man’s f. effort to commit intellectual and moral
195:10.1 f. to talk about a revival of primitive Christianity;
196:3.22 True religious worship is not a f. monologue of self-
futility
93:6.2 Melchizedek explained to Abraham the f. of
94:8.8 to picture to mortal man the f. of pinning all hope
136:8.5 he knew the f. of the Caligastia method of trying to
140:8.7 The f. of evil: A wrong is not righted by vengeance.
future or eternal future—noun
0:4.12 of the physical universes—past, present, and f..
0:7.3 —beings of eternal existence, past, present, and f..
0:9.4 Eternal Son, and the Infinite Spirit—are, in the ef.,
2:1.5 To God there is no past, present, or f.; all time is
3:1.7 the repository of the uncreated universes of the ef..
3:1.7 the physical universes of the past, present, and f..
3:4.5 To the mortals of time there is a f., but God inhabits
3:5.17 They are expectant of a pleasant f., but not hopeful
4:1.6 of the past and in the ef., God continues to uphold.
4:4.1 having no outside, no beyond, no past, and no f..
6:4.1 And if the ef. should witness the appearance of an
10:0.3 As I view the past, present, and f. of time, I
10:5.3 towards the universe of the past, present, and f..
10:8.6 this solution of the mystery which enshrouds the f. of
11:3.4 start the Paradise climb until the times of the ef..
12:2.3 In the not-distant f., new telescopes will reveal to the
12:2.5 greater creation of the f. is in process of formation.
12:2.6 if our conjectures are correct, then the endless f. may
12:5.10 of prevision (insight); he may visualize the f..
13:1.13 in the far-distant f. of your glorified career, you
13:2.2 we infer that these children of the f. will be destined
15:1.3 in the remote f. your system, or its successors, will
15:14.3 God the Supreme will in the remote f. and from
17:8.9 But in the perfected superuniverses of the f this unity
19:1.11 only in the light of the correlated past and f..
19:5.4 Trinity Spirits are destined, sometime in the ef., to
21:3.9 This stage pertains to the unachieved f. of your local
21:6.3 the far-distant f., in the now mobilizing universes of
23:4.3 What the f. of such an extraordinary association
23:4.4 in the remote f. the supply of messengers will
23:4.6 ef. will witness phenomena of universe evolution
26:11.2 beings are going to work together in the remote f.,
27:3.3 preparation for the unrevealed assignments of the f..
28:6.11 Imports of Time be able to forecast events of the f..
31:1.1 be of even greater service in the far-distant f..
31:2.1 even now, and they will be all-serviceable in the ef..
31:10.12 Sometime in the ef. the evolution of Supreme
36:4.8 Regardless of our uncertainty as to the f. of the
39:0.8 7. Seraphim of the F..
39:5.9 a colossal blunder for the creature to know the f..
39:5.9 romance and charm of the indefinite and unknown f..
39:7.0 7. SERAPHIM OF THE FUTURE
39:8.9 Angels are not absolutely sure of their ef. until they
40:10.5 career as finaliters spread out before them in the ef.,
44:2.7 those who project the meanings of history into the f..
44:4.12 They save for the f. the vital scenes and associations
46:2.6 but that is not so long a time in the f. when your
48:4.6 of the present in favor of the certainties of the f..
48:4.12 The f. signifies struggle and advancement;
54:4.4 Lucifer already had; others he was to receive in the f.
55:6.9 Were there no f. of eternal creature progression,
56:1.1 source of material universes—past, present, and f..
56:1.1 eternity event; at no time—past, present, or f.—
56:7.7 evolutionary epochs of these creations of the f..
56:7.7 nothing about the possibilities of the unrevealed f..
56:9.10 in the successive universe experiences of the ef.,
57:6.3 in that far-distant f. when the moon approaches to
63:2.4 for various uses, gathered up a supply for the f..
65:3.7 in the long f. ahead, when you may sometime be
67:8.5 recruiting this group of mysterious servants of the f.
68:6.11 it may become a serious problem in the near f..
69:5.1 as a renunciation of the present in favor of the f..
69:5.4 designed to help subordinate the present to the f..
69:5.5 in order to insure against the demands of the f..
70:8.18 true fruits only in the distant millenniums of the f.,
71:1.24 many are the embryonic nucleuses of states of the f..
75:7.3 looking to the f. of the world races for their f..
77:7.2 No one can forecast the f. of these fallen creatures.
80:9.16 North America; and the f. of that continent will be
81:6.41 the new and better, but untried, procedures of the f..
87:5.8 One’s f. was not the result of effort, industry, or
87:5.14 of curiosity that the ancients sought to know the f.;
88:4.3 1. To secure insight into the f..
92:5.16 The f. of Urantia will doubtless be characterized by
93:10.6 not appear from the records what Machiventa’s f.
94:8.8 of this material world to the realities of the ef..
94:11.10 India, then, in the remote past and in the remote f.,
95:2.4 identified in the distant f. after the decay of the
101:4.1 And always has this made trouble for the f..
102:8.1 trust the deepest interests of his present and f. to the
106:4.1 In the ef. this experiential Trinity will, through unity,
106:9.10 throughout the unending f. of your eternal careers in
109:5.1 tones of the spiritual level of the present and the f..
109:7.4 in the eternal past, the eternal present, and the ef..
110:1.4 divinely active concerning all the affairs of your ef..
110:7.4 being is of the eternal past as well as for the ef..
110:7.5 it will require an eternity of the f. for an Adjuster
111:4.12 The past is unchangeable; only the f. can be changed
112:7.5 pilgrim of time will, in the distant f., enseconaphim
112:7.10 the Thought Adjuster is the divine pledge of the f.
112:7.15 even more supernal tasks to perform in the distant f.
114:1.3 the near f. the plan of sending one of the twenty-
114:1.3 distant f. of planetary settlement in light and life.
114:6.10 6. The angels of the f..
115:3.1 There is no language in the past, present, or f. of
117:2.1 present and the consummation of the perfecting f..
117:4.12 the destiny of an infinitesimal fraction of the f. of the
117:5.4 In the ef., God the Supreme will be actualized—
117:6.16 incompletion of all creatures—past, present, and f.—
117:7.0 7. THE FUTURE OF THE SUPREME
117:7.2 While this is an entirely proper concept of the f. of
117:7.12 one of the generally accepted hypotheses of the f. of
118:1.4 As mind reaches out into the f., it is attempting to
118:1.4 the plan of action thus born of the past and the f.
118:1.5 the past and f. are brought together to illuminate the
118:1.5 penetrate deeper and deeper into the unknown f..
118:1.5 self extends this reach ever further into past and f.,
118:1.7 in such manner as to enhance the values of the f..
118:1.8 its true relationship to the not-present—the past-f..
118:1.8 the co-ordinate relationship of past-present-f. that
118:1.9 present contains all of the past as well as all of the f..
118:3.2 more of the past you can understand and of the f.
118:9.8 If, in the eternity of the f., the Creator Sons and
118:9.9 And God the Supreme will, in the ef., synthesize
123:2.16 Though Joseph and Mary often talked about the f. of
126:1.5 parents increased as they contemplated his f..
126:1.7 The prospects of the family seemed good; the f. was
126:2.2 when prospects were good and the f. looked bright
126:5.4 The f. did not look bright as matters now developed.
127:3.2 they talked over the f. more fully than ever before.
128:7.10 Jesus was profoundly silent about the f..
129:1.15 Periods of intense activity were not far in the f.,
132:5.11 your fellows for some specific use, now or in the f..
134:1.7 great events which were in the not then distant f..
135:2.3 to their home and began to lay plans for the f..
135:9.9 “My Father will guide you now and in the f. as he
136:3.5 with any and all such possible upheavals in the f..
140:3.16 and in the ef. of the kingdom you shall be perfect,
140:5.7 for rewards in a distant f.; they are rewarded now.
142:7.12 7. Provision for the f.. Temporal fathers like to leave
142:7.13 all that you must attain of sonship in the ef. I have
147:5.8 woman tremendous spiritual possibilities for the f..
147:5.8 tremendous possibilities in each of you for the f..
147:8.5 secure in the kingdom of the present and the f.,
155:1.3 whining over the present, and hoping for the f..
155:5.13 Are you afraid to trust your f. in the hands of the
155:5.13 into that uncertain and troublous f. of proclaiming
160:2.9 present, when divorced from the past and the f.,
161:2.10 Jesus seems to know the f. as well as the past.
162:9.4 join Jesus and the twelve in the near f. at Magadan
169:2.5 show more wisdom in their preparation for the f.
170:2.15 kingdom was in the f., something to look forward to.
170:4.15 Jesus referred one phase of the kingdom to the f.
170:5.14 they proceeded to set the kingdom off into the f..
170:5.19 ideals with man’s most sublime hope for the f.—
178:2.1 with these references to an extended f. of gospel
185:4.1 secure against any trouble from him in the f..
188:5.3 past which in itself promised a triumph for the f..
190:2.4 former days and forecast the events of the near f..
191:0.10 turn over in his mind the problem of their f. finances.
191:1.3 the garden and talked of things past, present, and f.
195:10.0 10. THE FUTURE
196:2.9 and foresaw a ef. for those who chose survival.
future—adjective
future activities
12:2.6 universes destined to become the scene of the f. of
15:8.10 universes seem to be winding up for unparalleled f.;
21:2.1 Son is permitted to choose the space site of his f.
31:10.10 in the outer universes of f.-eternal activities.
118:10.9 of the Supreme, the foretasting of his f. activities.
future actualizations
0:8.11 absonite and, through other possible f., to attempt
future adversity
163:2.11 earnings as a legitimate form of insurance against f.
future advisers
65:1.8 Carriers who choose to remain on the planet as f.
future age(s)
14:6.41 to function with absonite significance even in f.
17:2.6 We stand in awe of the possibility of what the f. ages
19:4.2 in anticipation of the needs of some f. in which the
21:3.11 sovereignty—the unknown relationships of a f..
22:4.7 attain the Trinity embrace, and in remote f. be
22:7.10 and experience which apparently pertain to a f. age
22:9.7 being left in reserve for acquiring experience in a f.
30:4.33 But the f. of the evolution of the spheres of outer
34:2.6 achievement sometime in the eternal ages of the f..
46:7.8 There are those who believe that, in a f., these
48:6.31 and plans encompass provisions for the f. when the
56:7.7 Some hold that the f. will witness some closer form
56:7.9 It is quite possible that in that f. we may witness
93:10.8 altogether possible that, in some f. when Urantia is
106:9.1 of infinity in this very age as in all past and f.;
109:6.2 to be enjoyed and utilized throughout all f..
114:6.10 These are the projection angels, who forecast a f.
117:3.11 believe he will again function as a culminator in f.
149:2.14 And all this is still true; even today and in all f.,
170:4.6 5. The kingdom in its fullness, the f. spiritual age of
193:4.1 It may be helpful to believers, in this and in f., briefly
future appearance(s)
20:4.5 regarding the f. of Paradise Sons, not even “angels
93:10.8 the certainty of f. of both Magisterial and Trinity
future assignments
117:5.3 when these mortal intellects in the unrevealed f. of
future attainment(s)
44:2.8 The projection of present personal experiences into f.
48:6.6 to be most suitable for your f. spirit attainment.
117:7.6 Adjusters that are veritable predictions of man’s f.
future bestowal
95:5.2 was vital to the religious background of the then f.
future bliss
89:0.2 immediate ill luck rather than investment in f..
future career
108:5.5 for the new worlds and the new name of your f..
108:6.5 These faithful custodians of the f. duplicate every
108:6.7 present existence in the light of the spiritual and f..
127:5.1 what effect marriage would have upon Jesus’ f.;
127:6.2 a beautiful maiden (not realizing the factor of his f.
128:3.9 and very seldom did he himself speak of his f..
future center
77:3.3 new buildings should become the nucleus of the f. of
future choice
118:7.2 of all past, present, and f. does not invalidate the
future citizen
54:5.9 uprooted in the hearts of every present and f. of
future civilization
78:1.12 The hope of f. lay in the second garden between the
future comrades
31:7.3 in much speculation as to the identity of their f.,
future concentration
37:3.4 This undoubtedly presages the f. of other activities
future concept
86:4.2 And presently this new dream-ghost-f.-life concept
future conduct
23:2.11 involve the unrevealed policies and f. of the Gods,
future connection
179:3.5 that determined one’s f. with the Master’s work,
future consort
17:6.3 the potential of the f. local universe consort of this
17:6.4 his f. undergoes further development of entity and
future corps
137:2.8 Jesus had now assembled one half of his f. of
future course
48:6.6 You are not given unrestricted choice as to your f.;
75:5.5 returned to his home and began to plan for their f.
137:3.6 they believed that his f. on earth would be marked
future creation
48:8.4 it is assured that in this new and f. there will be no
future criticism
62:7.5 absolved us from all f. of our efforts to improve the
future danger
112:7.4 there can be no f. to the eternal career of such a
future days
117:7.17 The perfected grand universe of those f. will be
169:2.4 had sought to provide for f. of want and adversity.
future defeats
160:4.11 sometimes overplanning for the f. its own high
future destination
31:0.8 their f. must be the now-organizing universes of
future destiny or destinies
14:4.14 Havoners have optional present and f. unrevealed
19:6.3 may have an unrevealed f. eternity-destiny.
20:9.5 for close association in some unrevealed f..
30:4.24 is wise and necessary in view of their possible f. as
30:4.33 If there should be no f. or unrevealed destiny for the
31:1.1 more intrigued with the f. and work of the Corps
48:8.4 If the f. of the Paradise finaliters is service in new
77:6.6 on earth they all made final decisions as to their f.,
170:2.8 f. of the endless service of the salvaged sons of God.
future development(s)
19:1.11 4. History fails adequately to reveal f.—destiny.
106:7.3 absoluteness encompasses the possibilities of all f.
106:7.7 the absonite architects perceive its relatedness to f.
132:0.9 not victims of a settled preconception as to all f..
future disciples
132:4.1 work of preparing men and women to become f.
future disposition
53:7.14 regard to the present status and f. of Lucifer, Satan,
future education
126:2.2 every plan for Jesus and his f. was demolished.
future enjoyment
44:2.4 scenes and episodes for f. morontia enjoyment.
169:2.2 while you also make certain of your f. of treasures
future epoch
22:9.7 held in reserve for experiential function in some f.
future estate(s)
43:9.2 are midway between their former and their f.,
111:0.5 throughout life and passed before him into the f..
future eternals
0:7.1 These actualizing Deity personalities are f. from
0:9.5 are not existential—not past eternals, only f.,
future eternity
0:7.4 present but of unending existence throughout all f..
0:11.5 but also in view of the infinite possibilities of all f..
31:10.13 youth of the universe will treasure it throughout f..
105:1.8 your endless careers stretching onward into f..
106:3.5 the gigantic universe developments of past and f.,
106:7.8 At the inconceivably distant f. moment of the final
106:7.8 At such a f. moment the master universe will still
106:8.23 Looking forward into f., we do not see the I AM
117:1.1 Throughout all f. God the Supreme will voice the
future events
150:3.4 recently killed can reveal nothing about weather, f.,
future eventuality
36:4.8 seventh finaliter world in preparation for some f.
future evolution
0:8.12 expand in connection with the f. of the creations of
14:1.18 bodies of the central universe will characterize the f.
19:4.9 that pertains to the past, present, and f. of the master
117:7.6 to a limited degree anticipate f. by reflecting this
future existence(s)
86:4.2 The dream origin of the belief in a f. explains the
113:6.1 together with all other values related to your f.,
160:5.9 existences, but the God of the possibility of all f..
future expansion
105:2.10 matrix, the possibility for all f. cosmic expansion.
121:2.8 the Levant which might curb her f. in these regions
future experience
93:10.11 may be destined to play an important role in the f. of
future fate
75:6.2 he still knew nothing of their personal status or f..
future finaliter(s)
112:5.5 human volition depends the eternal destiny of the f.;
117:6.18 Adjusters will reveal to f. seventh-stage finaliters
future flow
104:4.8 the present and in all of the past-present-f. of time.
future forecast
117:7.6 anticipate future evolution by reflecting this f. back
future function
56:7.6 what then will be the f. of the Creator-Creative
future generations
77:3.5 which would challenge the admiration of all f..
84:7.27 generation to invest in the welfare of the next and f..
121:8.12 now living, but which may also be helpful to all f..
132:6.3 You must write a book for f. generations.”
159:3.10 F. shall know the radiance of our joy, the buoyance
160:1.14 the new religion of maturity, the ideal of all f..
future glorification
161:2.6 about his death, some mystic reference to his f..
future glory
179:3.9 with me in power, still doing the Father’s will in f..
future goal
83:8.7 dreams are the visualization of the f. of family life.
future government
114:7.16 difficult to understand concerning the f. of Urantia,
future Havona
19:6.4 may be thus destined to residential status in the f.,
future history
129:3.6 may become inhabited by will creatures in all the f.
future home
87:2.3 effort to induce the ghost soul to depart for its f.,
future hope
170:1.3 2. A f.—when the kingdom would be realized in
future indwelling
109:6.7 possessions for bestowal on a mortal mind of f.;
future influence
92:4.9 frank statements, even at the risk of weakening f.
future kingdom(s)
170:4.16 recalling the Master’s teaching concerning a f. and
171:0.3 also knew that he had spoken about another and f.,
178:2.1 bewildered by his allusions to f. political kingdoms
future land elevations
61:7.11 regardless of f. or modification of ocean currents.
future levels
168:4.12 on deposit, awaiting your achievement of those f.
future life
52:7.16 no more farseeing concepts of the f. than those
86:4.2 presently this new dream-ghost-f.-life concept began
86:4.7 The savage looked upon the f. as just like this one,
95:2.4 the body facilitated one’s passage through the f..
95:2.9 an advanced concept of a f. in comparison with
97:9.28 The Jews had thought the idea of the f. detracted
103:5.7 contributes directly to the enhancement of the f..
108:4.2 toward the purposes and aims of a f. and better life
108:5.5 Their mission chiefly concerns the f., not this life.
109:0.1 responsibilities and the greater opportunities of a f.
110:1.3 advancement which are not inimical to your f. of
126:0.2 would be more responsive to her plans for his f..
148:6.9 Next Job took refuge in the consolation of a f. in
160:5.11 existence of a f. of adventure in the spirit worlds
181:1.2 guide you through the many abodes in the f. in the
181:2.14 Matthew, dedicate your whole f. service to showing
future Mighty Messengers
54:6.5 of sin, placed themselves in line for becoming f.,
future ministry
182:1.6 may believe the gospel through the word of their f..
107:3.1 with the present and f. of the Mystery Monitors.
future mission(s)
109:7.8 and no one dares to predict what their f. may be.
123:0.2 welfare or in any way interfere with his f. on earth;
128:3.9 not often was mention made of the f. of Jesus,
128:7.5 Mary seldom spoke of Jesus’ f..
future need(s)
31:10.10 the divinity response of the grand universe to the f.
69:5.4 who possessed sufficient foresight to provide for f..
69:5.5 A part of this f. may have to do with one’s posterity.
118:4.6 Such acts are in perfect anticipation of the f. of the
future occupation
93:6.3 told Abraham the story of the f. of Canaan by his
future order
20:4.5 In view of this prospect, only time can reveal the f.
future organization
31:0.12 We have no idea as to the nature of the f. of this
future perfection
14:6.25 This universe is a finished portrayal of the f. of the
future personification
110:1.2 These tireless toilers are consecrated to the f. of the
future plans
123:3.4 parents talked over many things, including the f. for
159:6.2 the f. for extending the work of the kingdom were
future policies
195:0.1 the day of Pentecost were such as to decide the f.,
future populations
80:9.16 which are permitted to enter into its present and f.,
future possibility or possibilities
3:4.4 creatures creates a boundless, inconceivable f. of
115:2.1 is on the order of a f. rather than a present actuality.
118:5.2 no limitation can be placed upon the f. of such a
future prophets
92:5.16 it is to be hoped that the ardent efforts of these f.
future prospects
32:4.4 as pertains to that individual’s present status or f.
future punishment
86:4.7 Early man entertained no ideas of hell or f..
89:2.4 the numbers of these places of f. have varied from
188:4.10 believers trouble themselves so much about the f. of
future rectification
47:4.7 projected for f. among the Material Son families of
future relationship
37:2.11 for those unrevealed matters which pertain to the f.
future religionists
99:5.9 F. must live out their religion, dedicate themselves
future returns
87:0.1 nothing to do with investment for higher and f..
future rewards
99:5.2 in threats of punishment or magical promises of f.
future safety
169:2.2 with an eye single to your present profit and f..
future self
108:6.6 higher self, your better morontial and f. spiritual self.
future service
26:11.5 their mortal children are preparing for some f..
31:7.5 type of being of origin in the new universe of their f.;
31:10.19 the Corps of the Finality are destined to some f.
181:2.14 Matthew, dedicate your whole f. life service to
future significance
118:1.4 it is attempting to evaluate the f. of possible action.
118:1.5 while it begins to take on the aspects of past-f..
future sovereignty
21:5.5 sovereignty of a sevenfold Son is like the f. of the
future stabilization
37:5.11 to enhance the f. and diversification of the local
future stage
17:6.9 Such things pertain to a f. of evolution in Nebadon.
142:7.3 Jesus definitely stated that at some f. of kingdom
future status
56:7.7 We are not all in agreement respecting the f. of the
future students
101:4.1 f. of such a revelation are tempted to discard any
future superpersonality
109:7.5 both destined to the f. eternal superpersonality of
future Supreme-Ultimate
13:2.10 are likewise related to the Ultimate and to the f..
future tendencies
131:3.3 for past sins you acquire strength to resist f. thereto.
future time
15:14.5 toward becoming inhabited worlds at some f..
16:8.4 enables us to identify such a being at some f.
22:4.5 does seem to precipitate out of the stream of f.
44:2.11 nature and will forever remain as a legacy to all f..
55:0.3 destined to go on throughout the eternal ages of all f.
56:1.1 eternity event; at no time—past, present, or f.—
65:3.6 evolve from prehuman sources throughout all f..
65:4.1 will be of service to all Nebadon throughout all f..
93:3.7 that at some f. another Son of God would come
101:4.2 overcoming this difficulty, either now or at any f..
106:7.2 and is practically nonrealizable at any conceivable f..
170:4.15 a new revelation of the kingdom and at some f.;
future transactions
178:2.1 he repeatedly alluded to the f. of the kingdom,
future types
14:6.41 training universe for all past, present, or f. of beings
19:6.6 2. F. of mortals who may be born on the spheres of
60:4.5 of the early ancestors of the f. mammalian types.
future uncertainty
93:10.8 make Urantia a planet of f. and render it one of the
future unity
14:6.24 creation is an exemplification of the f.-eternal unity
future universe(s)
0:8.12 The organization of these f. of the primary,secondary
20:9.5 the finaliters in the undisclosed career of the f..
31:10.10 transcend even the f. master universe functions of
31:10.11 We venture the forecast of f. and greater outer
48:3.17 present level of the grand universe to that of the f..
56:6.4 become actually functional in the activities of the f.
56:7.8 of deity approach may become operative in the f. of
56:8.2 revelation of this Supreme Deity in and to the f. of
105:6.2 mind acting on some level of supremacy in the f.
112:7.18 may come into existence throughout these f. of the
117:6.20 they be sometime dependent on the f. of outer space
160:5.9 devotion to this God of past, present, and f. of things
future upheavals
134:8.9 all such f. (if they ever occur) may be dealt with
future use
53:7.1 for the embellishment of these spheres for some f..
future utilization
109:6.7 realities are held in trust for f. in the service of the
future values
44:2.8 present personal experiences into f. attainment values
future variations
36:2.17 the full potential for all f. developmental variations
future vehicles
111:3.2 The soul is the embryo of the f. morontia vehicle
future visitation
170:5.15 idea of a f., and the ideal of the final redemption of
future welfare
67:7.7 but the f. of such souls has never been in the least
future work
4:0.3 providing further training for some undisclosed f.,
17:6.4 requisite to the acquirement of spirit skill in her f. of
26:11.2 supernaphim, they are being prepared for some f.
30:4.30 What a preparation for some f. is afforded by this
31:0.8 We think we know their f., but we are not certain.
31:1.1 more intrigued with the f. and destiny of the Corps
44:3.6 to gain information respecting one’s present and f.
113:5.4 and they are receiving an introduction to their f.
128:6.10 postpone the contemplation of his f. for the world
137:5.1 avoid the cities of Sepphoris and Tiberias in their f.
137:6.5 every evening in study and preparation for their f.,
138:7.4 as to provide for everything needful in your f.,
future-eternal
14:6.24 This central creation is an exemplification of the f.
31:10.10 potentials in the outer universes of f. activities.
future-life
86:4.2 And presently this new dream-ghost-f. concept
futures
122:2.6 and talk over the probable f. of their sons.
futurity
106:7.4 measurelessly remote in the f. of endless eternity,
106:7.6 supreme assurance that throughout all endless f.
106:7.9 the abeyant possibilities of all f., and more.