— Ra-Rem —
rabbi
133:3.1 a learned r. discourse on the “Destiny of Israel,”
137:7.2 Though they called him R., they were learning not
142:2.1 Jesus: “But, R., Moses and the olden prophets tell
142:2.5 “R., I believe; I desire that you lead me into the
142:5.1 “But, R., how shall we know of a certainty that you
142:6.3 “R., we know that you are a teacher sent by God,
173:2.3 Such an ordination conferred the title of “r.” upon
175:1.9 market places and desire to be called r. by all men.
rabbinic
149:2.8 the courage to do this in the face of the r. teaching
153:3.7 and expose the folly of the whole r. system of rules
173:2.3 without having been instructed in the r. academies
rabbinical
121:2.12 full favor by the Jerusalem religious leaders and r.
124:1.5 Joseph felt impelled to rule that the r. interpretation
139:0.4 and untrained in the methods of r. interpretation of
rabbis
121:6.2 spoke Aramaic; the priests and r. spoke Hebrew;
123:5.12 traditional laws than were the Judean scribes and r..
123:6.8 the r., came to Nazareth to observe Jesus, having
124:3.5 to continue his education under the learned r..
124:4.8 was under the influence of a liberal school of r.,
124:5.6 he would never go to Jerusalem to study with the r..
125:2.11 study in one of the best-known academies of the r..
126:2.3 expected to go to Jerusalem to study under the r..
127:1.8 fondly planned, at Jerusalem studying with the r..
129:2.6 with occasional visits to the various schools of the r..
136:1.3 The r. had gathered together almost five hundred
137:7.6 The scribes and r., together, were called Pharisees.
138:8.7 The r. had long taught the Jews that the ignorant
138:8.7 they were ignorant of much of the learning of the r.
139:0.4 they were laymen, unlearned in the lore of the r.
140:8.11 The Jewish r. had long debated the question: Who
159:4.1 and I infer that you reject the teachings of the r. to
159:4.2 I do not regard the Scriptures as do the r..
162:1.10 he had not been instructed in the schools of the r..
162:2.1 told that you are untaught in the learning of the r.?
164:3.3 The r. taught that all such cases of blindness from
164:3.3 They even taught that a child itself might sin before
164:3.3 They taught that such defects could be caused by sin
175:1.11 But how will your r. justify themselves since they
194:4.10 leading r., Gamaliel, who advised them: “Refrain
rabbits
61:2.7 including beavers, squirrels, gophers, mice, and r.,
rabble
187:1.7 It was permitted the r. to jeer, mock, and ridicule
rabid
139:11.6 Simon was a r. revolutionist, a fearless firebrand of
raccoons
61:3.13 Weasels, martens, otters, and r. thrived throughout
race—noun—competitive
26:9.3 The test of time is almost over; the r. for eternity has
32:5.8 The r. for perfection is on!
32:5.8 every human being who will run the r. of faith and
37:5.1 they hope to fuse, but when the mortal r. is run,
47:10.1 those who have run the planetary r. and finished the
86:1.6 “I returned and saw that the r. is not to the swift,
112:0.1 if you will sincerely run the r. of time and gain the
race or mortal race—noun—see Adamic; blue; green; human;
indigo; orange; red; Sangik; violet; white
3:1.5 Truly of the r. has it been said, “You are of God”
3:2.8 an individual being, an individual r., an individual
7:1.6 and spiritized personalities of any world, r., nation,
8:1.11 relations, to relationships of the community, the r.,
20:2.7 bestow themselves upon some mr. on some world.
20:6.2 they become like the mortals of the r. into which
28:6.2 issues growing out of the origin of any individual, r.,
36:4.2 The Melchizedek father of such a r. of supernal
37:9.10 r. designed eventually to amalgamate with the mortal
43:3.5 which so greatly concern every mr. and national
45:4.5 directed this r. from the worship of many gods to the
48:4.10 The early experiences of the r. or the order are
49:2.17 to observe the early civilization of a primitive r. of
49:2.20 In Satania there is one r. under four feet in height.
49:3.6 r. inhabits a sphere in close proximity to Urantia.
51:2.3 doom the planetary residence of an evolving r.,
51:3.3 Adam and Eve build up a strong r. of their order.
51:4.1 The r. of dominance during the early ages of the
51:4.1 while the red man is the senior r. of the planets,
51:4.7 after the arrival of the imported violet or Adamic r..
51:5.5 to go forth to the r. of their evolutionary parent,
52:3.7 The color of such an amalgamated r. is somewhat of
52:5.3 encounters a r. spiritually trained and prepared to
52:5.10 but only one r., one language, and one religion.
52:6.4 Each r. must become familiar with the thought of all
52:7.7 more and more of the r. step into line with those
55:3.1 one religion, and, on normal spheres, one r..
55:3.22 Being of one r. greatly facilitates such achievement,
55:4.11 the further efforts to purify and stabilize the mr..
55:4.11 unquestioned authority to purge the evolving r. of
55:6.3 On a normal world the biologic fitness of the mr.
55:6.3 continued improvement of such a magnificent r.
62:3.4 and ancestral r. of dawn mammals remained alive.
63:0.2 these parents of the new r. shall be called Andon and
63:4.8 This early r. and its primitive civilization were
63:7.1 are cognizant of the history of the r. they founded.
64:2.3 These tribes are the so-called Heidelberg r..
64:3.5 as an apparently new people–the Neanderthal r..
64:4.13 As the r. advanced, the object and purpose of
64:6.2 On no other world in the system has such a r. of will
64:6.10 The outstanding characteristic of this r. was their
64:6.12 Porshunta, the master mind of this unfortunate r.,
64:6.16 This r. received a small but potent legacy of the later
64:6.23 this r. was so greatly upstepped by the admixture of
64:6.27 before the celestial powers as any other earthly r..
64:6.29 who markedly influenced and inspired a whole r..
64:6.34 Differences in status of groups within each r. are
64:7.5 intermarried and founded a new amalgamated r.,
64:7.5 Within five thousand years this amalgamated r.
64:7.10 led to the immediate improvement of the older r..
64:7.11 new Neanderthal r. extended from England to India.
64:7.15 a mongrel r. of indigo, blue, and modified green men
64:7.16 An amalgamated r. of rather superior potential
65:4.7 appearance of the Andonic r. prior to the evolution
65:4.11 human type of will has appeared in a precolored r..
65:5.2 the resisting powers of the resulting blended r.
66:2.7 the survival of the best strains of that unique r.,
66:2.7 Andonite contributors to the advancement of the r.
66:4.7 of Caligastia’s staff followed the Andonic r..
66:5.16 held out the promise of the Adamic gift of a new r.
66:6.5 Foreign emissaries were never sent to a r. except
66:6.5 the uplift and advancement of a given tribe or r.
66:6.5 tribe or race were always natives of that tribe or r..
66:6.5 impose the habits and mores of even a superior r.
66:6.5 uplift and advance the time-tried mores of each r..
67:8.2 experimental and original stock of the Andonic r..
68:6.11 and the source of the mutant geniuses of the r..
69:8.5 to till the soil; hence they became the great slave r..
70:1.18 Very early in the history of the r., poisoned weapons
70:2.21 the school of experience which compelled a r. of
70:5.5 The r. early learned that an army commanded by a
72:1.1 Its people are a mixed r., predominantly blue and
73:1.3 the Nodites themselves constituted the eighth r. of
74:7.23 the small amount of the blood of this imported r.
74:8.6 They held to an aristocratic origin for the r. which
75:3.5 Nodites, the most progressive and co-operative r.,
76:2.4 not pure violet as Cain’s father was of the Nodite r.
76:4.8 the early beginnings of the mighty Andite r..
77:2.0 2. THE NODITE RACE
77:2.3 the daughters of men begot an ancient r. of heroes.
77:2.8 of the Nodites, the eighth r. to appear on Urantia.
77:2.9 The pure-line Nodites were a magnificent r., but they
77:4.1 minds serving on Adam’s staff were of this r..
77:4.9 continued to regard the garden dwellers as an alien r.
77:5.5 Ratta was the last of her r., having no brothers or
78:1.9 The mixture of races in India–embracing every r. on
78:1.11 The most highly blended r. outside of India occupied
78:3.5 Mediterranean fringe were occupied by a mixed r.
78:3.6 A blended colored r., about this time reinforced by
78:4.2 this racial melting pot that the Andite r. was born.
78:4.5 Nodite stocks, were by this time a belligerent r.,
78:5.2 it is hardly correct to speak of the Andites as a r. in
78:5.6 Many of this r. journeyed to China by way of Tibet
78:5.7 One hundred and thirty-two of this r., embarking
78:8.1 a small minority of this superior r. remained in
79:2.1 leaving behind them the most heterogeneous r.
79:5.8 the more enduring civilizations were founded by a r.
79:6.12 the north was not occupied by any aggressive r..
80:3.5 Cro-Magnon peoples were a brave and farseeing r..
80:5.3 enabled them to wipe the older r. out of existence.
80:8.2 pale skins and broad heads were typical of that r..
80:9.2 This so-called Nordic r. consisted primarily of the
80:9.2 But long ago this r. became thoroughly mixed with
80:9.8 This brunet Mediterranean r. consisted of a blend of
80:9.10 laid the foundations for the southern European r.,
80:9.10 And since these days this r. has undergone further
80:9.10 This Mediterranean r. is, in fact, so freely admixed
80:9.11 represent the survival of two branches of this r.,
80:9.15 the ancient social groups were no more of one r than
81:6.4 culture in southwestern Asia were r. and climate.
81:6.11 people will dominate the civilization of a smaller r..
81:6.18 precede the spread of a culture throughout a r.,
81:6.26 The moral and spiritual momentum of a r. largely
81:6.40 The ideals of the r. are the chief support and
82:6.3 when the degenerate strains of the same r. intermarry
84:6.7 civilization and insuring the reproduction of the r..
84:7.1 As are the families of the r. or nation,so is its society
84:7.7 to eliminate from the reproductive stream of the r.
85:3.2 The animals have all been worshiped by one r. or
86:5.2 Gradually the dream life of the r. so developed that
87:5.8 r. after r. has sought to improve this superghost
88:4.7 helped much to weaken the grip of magic on the r.
88:6.7 Language contains fossils which testify that the r.
89:4.5 from the notion of the evolutionary origin of the r.,
89:6.1 No r. has been entirely free from the practice of
90:2.5 Very early in the history of the r. the shamans turned
90:2.13 the premium put on wisdom in the evolution of the r.
91:4.4 childhood of an individual or a r. is characterized
92:1.3 religion is the last thing to perish or change in a r..
92:2.4 A r. or nation can only assimilate from any advanced
92:3.9 the r., in the end, gained much as a result of all
93:7.3 claim the continued allegiance of a whole tribe or r..
94:2.1 This caste system failed to save the Aryan r., but it
95:5.3 Moses was the joint gift of the Hebrew r. and the
96:4.2 woman of royal blood and a man from a captive r.
96:5.1 for the birth of a nation and the perpetuation of a r..
97:0.1 a Father, if not of the individual, at least of the r..
111:0.7 Every r. of evolving Urantia mortals has a word
111:6.10 sin-breeding whether found in an individual, a r.,
111:7.5 people crossed by the instincts of an inferior r.;
111:7.5 the chemical-energy mandates of the evolving r.;
111:7.5 opposed by the accumulated propensities of the r.;
118:10.5 such total may be the total r., the total nation,
119:7.7 in the ordinary manner of the children of that r.
121:1.1 Jews, being a Levantine r., in nature part Oriental
121:2.1 The Jews were a part of the older Semitic r., which
122:0.2 which warranted their selection as the bestowal r..
132:5.20 likewise is he under obligation to the r., nation,
132:7.5 which a religion must possess if it is to change a r.
133:3.4 At Corinth they met people of every r. hailing from
133:3.7 to serve the well-being of the individual and the r..
140:10.5 placed emphasis on the individual, not on the r.
146:3.11 In Zebulun the people were of a mixed r., hardly
155:6.8 Every r. of mankind has its own mental outlook
155:6.10 for God, and they found him as no other whole r.
160:1.6 individual and attainment of the maturity of the r..
160:2.3 the cultural activities of the r.: art, science, religion,
160:2.10 Such a r. might begin to realize something of your
160:5.14 the Greek philosopher, one of the greatest of his r.,
175:1.5 show forth the spiritual glory of a God-knowing r.,
185:2.5 the death sentence upon even one of their own r.
187:1.5 day to day, there perished the flower of the Jewish r.
188:4.3 effort to pay God a debt which the r. of mankind had
191:6.2 belongs not to a r., a nation, nor to a special group
193:1.2 telling this good news to all creatures of every r.,
194:3.9 kingdom was to be identified with no particular r.,
race—verb
11:7.7 These zones separate the vast galaxies which r.
race—adjective
race amalgamation
82:6.4 there would be little objection to a limited r..
race antagonisms
140:5.18 Political peace prevents r., national suspicions, and
race-benefiting
83:0.3 of altruistic duties and r. home responsibilities.
race betterment
75:0.1 The realization of r. appeared to be a long way off,
race blending
52:3.10 With the near completion of the task of r.,
80:1.7 This technique of r., combined with the elimination
82:6.6 R. greatly contributes to the sudden appearance of
race commissioners
37:5.5 Commissioners begin service on the planets as r..
37:5.5 R. function in an endless series of planetary crisis
37:5.6 these r. are advanced to the higher levels of function,
48:6.32 racial interpreters further the efforts of the r. to
114:4.2 The r. are very active on Urantia, and their various
114:6.9 are closely associated with the ministry of the r.,
race conflict
52:3.12 World-wide peace–the cessation of r. and national
race decadence
195:3.9 the degradation of woman, slavery and r., plagues,
race dispersion
64:6.20 and emigrate from the original Sangik center of r..
race elevation
64:6.26 the indigo peoples received little or none of the r.
race evolution
51:4.4 failure to execute the plan of r. makes it impossible
race harmonization
51:5.7 Having failed to achieve r. by the Adamic technique
race improvement
50:3.1 prince as advisers and helpers in the work of early r..
51:5.4 This whole scheme of r. was early wrecked on
51:5.7 must now work out your planetary problem of r. by
52:2.11 problem of r. is not such an extensive undertaking
52:3.5 This r. project is the task of their progeny.
66:5.16 limited to natural means and ordinary methods of r.,
71:4.11 9. R. improvement.
76:4.8 Eve was made the head of a commission on r.,
race intermingling
82:6.7 r. on a large scale would be most detrimental, but
race mixture(s)
77:2.3 this legend became further confused with the r. of
78:4.2 resultant r. extended the Andite type northward.
79:2.1 leaving behind them the most heterogeneous r.
79:2.2 The earliest r. in India were a blending of the red
79:2.7 R. is always advantageous in that it favors versatility
80:9.12 This was the picture of r. presented in Europe about
81:1.5 there was a high degree of r. with the violet stock.
82:1.2 of the more highly civilized peoples is due to r.,
82:5.1 Very early the savage observed that r. improved
82:6.5 R. of the average or superior strata of various
84:7.22 1. The large degree of r. mixture.
race movements
78:4.5 peace-seeking, which explains why the earlier r. had
race origin
64:7.14 the Sangik peoples to migrate from their center of r.
race penitence
136:2.1 that they might by so doing manifest fruits of r..
race perpetuation
84:6.8 the sole hope of r. under the mores of civilization,
race problems
52:4.1 There are no r. or color problems; literally all nations
race purification
52:2.10 worlds seriously address themselves to the tasks of r.
race reproduction
84:5.11 Woman is man’s equal partner in r., hence just as
race survival
52:2.11 rugged competition in r. has weeded out most of the
68:2.9 function of marriage in evolution is insurance of r.,
race upstepping
51:3.4 plans for r. are prepared by the Planetary Prince
race welfare
82:1.7 effectively tricks selfish man into putting r. high
raced
189:5.1 As the two apostles r. for Golgotha and the tomb of
races—see races, evolutionary or evolving; races, mortal;
see blue, red, etc.; see human; colored; Sangik
2:1.7 nature of the flesh and blood of the planetary r.,
8:4.5 come down to the material r. in the likeness of
9:2.5 Holy Spirit of local universe bestowal upon the r. of
9:5.5 is rooted in the material origin of the animal r..
16:9.5 civilizations are not innate in the individuals of the r..
19:6.1 divinely perfect creatures as these Trinity-origin r. of
20:2.1 the magistrates of the time-space realms—of all r.,
21:5.10 from the Universal Father on high to the lowly r.
22:2.9 spring from all the r. on all the evolutionary worlds
22:4.3 are the superior spiritual minds of the survival r.,
22:5.1 Not only do your r. and other mortals of survival
25:8.4 Mortals come from r. that are very social.
28:6.5 mercy that has been extended to individuals and r.
29:0.1 While your r. have long known of the existence of
31:1.4 one of the supreme adventures of these perfect r..
34:5.2 ever and unitedly leading the r. of men towards
34:5.4 inspire the souls of the creatures of the ascending r.
34:7.1 inherent nature derived from the animal-origin r.,
34:7.1 the Urantia r. were in a measure advanced by the
34:7.2 flesh which characterize the present-day Urantia r..
34:7.4 was the Adamic default in that it deprived the r. of
35:8.15 nearer the lower creatures of the intelligent r..
36:4.8 Our inquiries concerning the midsonite r. are
38:2.5 I am a fellow servant with you and with your r.,
39:0.11 the languages, history, and local habits of the r. of
39:5.1 the biologic or physical uplifters of the material r. on
39:5.3 Eves, to augment the further evolution of the r. by
39:5.3 and intellectual upstepping of the evolutionary r..
39:5.4 social co-operation among its diverse r. is one of
39:5.4 Seldom do these r. of different colors and varied
39:5.4 the Material Sons to harmonize and advance the r.
40:5.12 the one-, two-, and three-brained r. is not a factor in
40:5.17 mortals are of animal origin, just like the Urantia r.
40:6.6 freely and certainly bestowed upon all Urantia r..
40:7.2 Your own r. of surviving mortals belong to this
40:9.2 is wholly akin to their function in your own r., but
44:0.21 If the Urantia r. were more advanced in art and other
45:4.2 have been recruited from the eight Urantia r.,
45:4.16 of this order to bestow himself upon the Urantia r..
45:6.1 They are so similar to your own material sex r. that
47:3.5 is devoted to the assembly of one of the seven r.
47:3.5 personality assembly chambers of the blended r.
48:4.13 Some of your r. have a rich vein of humor and are
48:6.32 All r. of mortal beings are not alike.
48:6.32 spiritual natures and tendencies of the various r. of
48:6.32 to harmonize the varied viewpoints of the r.,
49:2.13 Beings such as the Urantia r. are classified as mid-
49:2.15 The Urantia r. are of the land order.
49:2.17 and shores of these marine gardens of the dawn r.
49:2.21 much lower than the life range of the Urantia r..
49:2.21 In this scale the Urantia r. are number three.
49:2.21 Satania worlds are peopled with r. of modified
49:3.3 On the nonbreathing worlds the advanced r. must
49:3.4 do not eat food or drink water as do the Urantia r..
49:4.2 Most inhabited worlds have all of these r., but many
49:4.2 Some local systems also have only these three r..
49:4.3 see and hear considerably more than the Urantia r..
49:4.5 the one pursuit that is common to the advancing r. of
49:5.15 While the terrestrial attainments of the one-brained r.
49:5.19 The r. on some worlds have one gland, on others
49:5.19 spheres the r. have three of these unique bodies.
49:5.20 per cent are of the second group, like the Urantia r..
49:5.27 their advancing r. begin to approach the apex of
49:6.6 earlier ages of the animal-origin r. are characterized
50:3.1 connecting link between the prince and the world r..
50:3.4 to mate with the superior groups of the native r.,
50:3.5 Planetary Prince seldom mate with the world r.,
50:3.5 corporeal staff–are in status as of the superior r. of
50:4.2 their work in behalf of the r. is prosecuted during
50:4.9 develops a keen and laudatory rivalry among the r.
50:4.13 preserved for the world r. the concept of the
50:5.4 The prehuman creatures and the dawn r. of primitive
50:5.6 weaker elements of the r. incline towards excesses
50:7.1 isolation of these spheres affords their r. a unique
51:0.3 biologic uplifters of Jerusem upstep the Urantia r..
51:0.3 plans for improving your native r., still, Adam’s
51:3.1 with the help of many of the higher types of native r..
51:4.2 The earlier r. are somewhat superior to the later;
51:4.3 superior peoples are the first, third, and fifth r.–
51:4.3 These secondary r. are the peoples that are
51:4.4 planet by observing the remnants of these early r. on
51:4.6 employed as laborers by the more progressive r..
51:4.6 These r. of primitive men think no more of utilizing
51:4.8 or unfitness of the individuals of your world r..
51:5.1 way to effect the improvement of the existing r. of
51:5.2 come down, as it were, to be one with the r. of men;
51:5.3 But these Adamites do not go out among the r.;
51:5.4 tribal struggles are diminished, while the world r.
51:5.7 strains of Urantia mortals to mate with the lower r.;
51:6.1 suitable candidates from among the world r., while
51:6.6 amalgamation of their progeny with the r. of men,
52:1.1 There are six basic types or r. of primitive men,
52:1.5 The early r. also make extensive use of the larger
52:1.7 The survival of superstition in the Urantia r. is
52:2.1 struggle so long in barbarism as did the Urantia r..
52:2.4 different r. tend to develop specialized systems of
52:2.5 the different r. often develop separate languages.
52:2.5 Before the unification of the r. their relentless
52:2.9 The r. are purified and brought up to a high state of
52:2.9 defective individuals among present-day Urantia r..
52:3.7 on a normal planet the r. are practically blended,
52:3.8 This double origin of the post-Adamic r. explains
52:3.9 The majority of world r. soon become omnivorous,
52:3.10 gradually the languages of the r. give way to the
52:3.10 seldom attained until the r. are fairly well blended,
52:4.1 literally all nations and r. are of one blood.
52:4.5 visitation the r. soon effect their economic liberation.
52:4.6 social administration of the r. continue to improve,
52:4.8 extensive arousal of the spiritual natures of the r.
52:4.9 Sons, each of whom will advance the r. from one
52:5.1 bestowal Son does not appear in the flesh until the r.
52:6.4 must become familiar with the thought of all r.;
52:7.3 The r. are becoming highly spiritual.
52:7.6 These r. are occupied with a thousand things of
54:6.3 Families, groups, nations, r., worlds, systems,
55:3.21 problems of disease, degeneracy, multicolored r.,
55:6.2 status and progressive nature of the enlightened r. of
62:0.0 THE DAWN RACES OF EARLY MAN
63:4.9 three, and more often six, distinct and separate r..
63:5.1 The early Andon r. did not penetrate far into Asia,
64:3.3 primitive r. grew up around the dangers of the sea
64:4.0 4. THE NEANDERTHAL RACES
64:4.11 the spread of the crude culture of the Neanderthal r..
64:6.1 The simultaneous emergence of all six r. on Urantia,
64:6.9 In such a circumstance, if the two r. do not blend,
64:6.22 Like other primitive r. they never fully recovered
64:6.28 ages of intense struggles between the various r.,
64:6.28 though no great cultural conquest of the world r. had
64:6.32 2. Stronger and better r. are to be had from the
64:6.32 different r. are carriers of superior inheritance factors
64:6.32 And the Urantia r. would have benefited by such an
64:6.33 is healthfully stimulated by diversification of r..
64:6.34 4. Differences in status of the r. and of groups within
64:7.2 which early manifested itself between the different r..
64:7.3 The primary Sangik peoples, the superior r., avoided
64:7.7 These three r. virtually destroyed themselves before
64:7.7 finally all but annihilated by their enemies of other r..
64:7.13 The superior r. sought the northern or temperate
64:7.15 the blue men of Europe and the mixed r. of Arabia
64:7.20 your early ancestors have been lost to the later-day r.
65:2.7 frog is the only species ancestor of the early dawn r.
65:3.6 —no more r. will evolve from prehuman sources
66:6.2 that the r. never have been wholly liberated from the
66:6.3 the en masse uplifting, of the primitive r. of that day.
66:6.6 superior beings undertake to uplift the backward r.
66:7.5 the Prince to the needy tribes of their respective r..
66:7.7 in Mesopotamia for work with their respective r.
66:7.8 Hap presented the early r. with a moral law.
67:6.1 they were exempt from attacks by the confused r. of
68:0.1 a real civilization had evolved among the higher r. of
68:1.1 Rather did the early r. learn by sad experience that
68:1.6 traits which were characteristic of all primitive r..
68:1.6 These backward and suspicious antisocial r. that
68:3.5 the accumulated experience of the progressive r.,
68:5.5 more primitive r. did not hunt the larger animals.
68:5.9 of plants exerts an ennobling influence on all r. of
68:6.8 The early r. often resorted to practices designed to
68:6.9 Many r. learned the technique of abortion,
69:1.4 instinct, and the higher tender emotions of the r..
69:2.4 drove the naturally inactive r. of early man into
69:5.11 Intoxicants and drugs intrigued the primitive r..
70:1.1 Before the partial socialization of the advancing r.
70:1.16 the natural outworking of the problems of the r.–
70:8.11 9. Racial–the presence of two or more r. within a
71:8.15 the civilized r. have made a beginning–mankind is on
72:1.1 These different r. are not yet fully blended, but they
72:3.9 divorces is only one tenth that of the civilized r. of
72:12.2 force a superior culture and religion upon other r..
73:0.1 the developmental progress of the Urantia r. was
73:1.1 Though the planet was peopled by r. physically fit,
73:1.2 Prince’s administration had been effaced; the r. of
73:1.7 —were the most advanced and cultured r. on earth.
73:7.3 mobilize for unselfish bestowal upon the needy r. of
74:5.5 Adam tried to warn the r. against Caligastia, but
74:6.7 The play and humor of the present-day r. are derived
74:7.7 4. History and culture of the various earth r..
74:7.22 Adam endeavored to teach the r. sex equality.
74:7.23 more intelligent of the r. of earth looked forward to
74:7.23 if this plan of uplifting the r. had been carried out!
74:8.5 the various r. of earth became sadly mixed up in
75:1.2 would be the co-ordination and blending of the r..
75:1.2 hopeless, for the r., while biologically fit, had never
75:7.3 looking to the future of the world r. for their future.
75:8.1 Adam and his descendants made to the Urantia r..
76:4.2 Only the mixed r. produced by the union of Nodites
76:4.6 So much of fear persists in the present-day r. of
76:4.7 The body cells of the native r. are akin to the living
76:4.7 You would be far more disease resistant if your r.
76:4.8 surrounding tribes and represented most of the r.
77:1.6 studying and observing the world r. and rendering
77:3.9 The mixed r. of the Andites (Nodites and Adamites)
77:4.5 this Nodite group and the Adamites, the two r. were
77:8.4 nearer man than angel; they are, in a way, of your r.
77:8.4 seraphim in their work for and with the various r. of
78:1.1 the minds and morals of the r. were at a low level
78:1.1 Adam’s contribution to the biologic status of the r.
78:1.3 plasm which so immediately quickened all the r..
78:1.9 The complex mixture of r. in India–embracing every
78:2.2 daughters in a steady stream as emissaries to the r.
78:3.1 their excess inhabitants as teachers to the other r..
78:3.3 had become thoroughly admixed with the other r.,
78:3.4 both of these superior r. of culture and character
78:4.1 The Andite r. were the primary blends of the pure-
78:4.1 percentage of Adamic blood than the modern r..
78:4.3 surviving remnants of the Adamite and Nodite r.
78:5.2 By this time even the r. in the second garden had
78:5.8 religious beliefs and moral practices of the older r..
78:7.4 Many r. harbor the story of a world-wide flood
78:8.1 But the r. of Mesopotamia were already blended
78:8.4 the better Andite strains of the mixed northern r.
78:8.11 descendants of the blended Andonite and Andite r..
79:1.4 not follow the evolutionary course of the older r. by
79:1.6 were to some extent improved by these superior r..
79:2.1 India is the only locality where all the Urantia r. were
79:2.1 India acted as a catch basin for the migrating r..
79:2.3 did any one people combine so many different r..
79:5.1 These two r. largely escaped that admixture with the
79:5.5 these two superior r. waged bitter and unremitting
79:5.7 These r. and cultural groups remained almost
79:5.9 Melchizedek plan for improvement of the Urantia r.
79:6.3 Many different r. occupied the islands of the Pacific.
79:6.3 islands were held by Andonites and, later on, by r.
79:6.7 difference between the northern and southern r..
79:6.10 by Singlangton kept them ahead of most other r..
80:1.5 The mixed r. of India and darker peoples of Africa
80:2.2 of the later Mediterranean long-headed brunet r..
80:3.7 before the days when the darker-skinned r. came
80:3.8 sudden climatic modifications drove the r. of Europe
80:4.5 These were the ancestors of the so-called Nordic r.,
80:5.7 biologic foundation for the modern European r.,
80:7.8 left the spiritually impoverished r. of the world in a
80:7.9 deteriorated by the stream of mixed and darker r.
80:9.5 a wedge between the Nordic and Mediterranean r.,
80:9.7 Andonized the character of the central European r.,
81:0.1 human species continued to carry the r. forward in
81:2.16 the first of the more modern r. to build their homes
81:2.17 The older river r. made their huts by setting tall poles
81:3.3 The early r. were not overly neat and clean, and
81:3.6 These later r. not only had the domesticated horse
81:4.0 4. THE MIXED RACES
81:4.1 Pacific Islands is overspread with the composite r. of
81:4.1 And these r. of today have resulted from a blending
81:4.2 Each of the Urantia r. was identified by certain
81:4.3 In the early development of the Urantia r. there were
81:4.9 Nodites have become so admixed with the other r.
81:5.1 blood did augment the inherent ability of the r.
81:5.1 Adam’s bestowal improved brain power of the r.,
81:6.1 The r. did not fully blend, but their civilizations did
81:6.7 r. and tribes who thus sought ease seldom utilized
81:6.7 come from the thoughts and plans of those r. that
82:1.6 is virtually absent even in present-day primitive r.;
82:2.2 Among the early r. there was little or no regulation
82:2.2 the simple mating customs followed by primitive r..
82:3.3 control the sex urge, as has been shown among all r..
82:3.3 But in spite of all this, those r. which exalted and
82:4.5 this idea of female chastity took such hold on the r.
82:6.1 There are no pure r. in the world today.
82:6.1 peoples of color have only two representative r.
82:6.1 two r. are much admixed with the extinct colored
82:6.1 white race is admixed more or less with all other r.
82:6.2 Though the primary r.–blue, red, and yellow–were
82:6.2 these secondary r. had many desirable traits which
82:6.3 between grossly inferior strains of the r. concerned.
82:6.4 If the present-day r. of Urantia could be freed from
82:6.4 take place between the highest types of the several r.
82:6.7 As long as present-day r. are so overloaded with
82:6.9 experiment of blending the white and Polynesian r.
82:6.10 to such a sacrificial contribution by the primary r. to
82:6.10 were in some respects superior to the primary r..
83:2.5 courtship are an Andite contribution to the world r..
83:5.11 love wife, or sweetheart, did not appear until the r.
83:6.2 has been of great cultural value to all advanced r..
83:7.4 adjustment appear among the more progressive r.
83:7.5 and but partially controlled sex impulses of the r..
84:2.4 The earliest r. gave little credit to the father,
84:3.5 Among the more advanced r., women are not so
84:4.7 childbirth is seldom so easy among the mixed r..
84:5.9 Among industrialized r. woman has received almost
84:7.21 But in r. containing Andite inheritance, children are
84:7.29 society would be greatly improved if the civilized r.
84:8.4 pleasure-abandon characteristic of the post-Andite r.
85:2.4 spirits varied greatly among different tribes and r..
85:4.1 primitive r. venerated springs and worshiped rivers.
85:5.3 thought to be bestowed as saviors upon favored r..
86:2.5 destitute of curiosity and imagination, when the r.
86:3.2 All r. have their legends of men who did not die,
86:3.3 at the present time some civilized r. regard disease as
86:4.6 Some later-day r. believed that man died from three
86:4.7 primitive r. believed that man entered the next life
86:5.17 The early Nodite r. regarded man as consisting of
86:6.3 world’s r. have only this crude religion of evolution.
86:7.4 Modern civilized r. are just emerging from ghost fear
87:2.10 Later r. made paper models and substituted
87:3.5 spirits, all tribes and r. once believed in ghosts.
87:5.14 And even today the civilized r. are cursed with the
89:2.3 of a onetime “golden age” of the dawn of the r..
89:3.2 the dead, just as the economic structure of the r. was
89:4.8 primitive man than it could ever mean to modern r..
89:8.7 The developing commerce of the r. had inculcated
90:2.9 Many true teachers have appeared among the r.
90:5.8 priests have been a millstone about the neck of the r.
91:5.2 have led individuals, cities, nations, and whole r. to
92:1.2 to fetishism through the savage childhood of the r..
92:2.5 R. of men only superficially accept a strange and
92:5.6 Many r have conceived of their leaders as being born
92:5.6 sons of God were common among the world r..
92:6.20 secularisms which characterize many r. and
93:9.9 with the view of exalting themselves above all r. as
94:0.1 missionaries recruited from many peoples and r.,
94:5.7 not even fearing the ghosts of the dead as other r.
94:11.10 in the remote past and in the remote future, the r. of
95:2.1 the highest mixture of the world r., so Egypt
96:2.1 hereditary factors from almost all of the nine world r.
98:7.11 to lose their potentially universal appeal to all r. and
98:7.12 the Most High God,” have penetrated to all r. and
102:8.6 far in advance of the intellectual evolution of the r..
103:3.1 Even such inferior r. as the African Bushmen, who
103:8.2 by separate individuals and by different r. of men.
107:3.9 to complete his sevenfold bestowal upon the r. of his
108:3.1 a serial organization that extends through r.,
108:5.9 between the higher and lower tendencies of the r.,
109:1.4 a result of any and all contacts with the material r.,
109:3.5 type and the two-brained peoples–the Urantia r..
110:0.2 The love of the Sons in their ministry to the r. is
110:4.5 The Urantia r. are so largely electrically and
110:4.6 conserve the higher spiritual types of the Urantia r..
111:7.4 are complexly admixed; they are a blend of many r.
113:1.2 were definitely assigned to the separate Urantia r..
113:2.2 In the evolution of r a guardian of destiny is assigned
113:2.4 entertain a special affection for certain r. and types
114:6.9 5. The angels of the r.. Those who work for the
114:6.11 schools, communities, nations, and whole r..
120:3.5 and orderly progressive evolution of the Urantia r..
121:8.14 in the minds of the men of many r. who have lived
122:4.2 His mission was to all r. and peoples, not to any one
132:4.1 an intimate knowledge of all r. and classes of men
132:4.3 Jesus thus gained a knowledge of the different r. of
134:2.3 personal contact with every one of the surviving r. of
134:2.3 his personal ministry to each of these varied r.
134:6.5 r. that live in the ever-warring nations of Europe.
135:3.2 Rome composed of such polyglot peoples and r.
144:4.7 in the midst of the material civilization of the r. of
148:1.1 All the r. and nationalities of the Roman world and
149:2.1 make them the more acceptable to certain r., and
149:2.1 teachings the less acceptable to all other nations, r.
155:5.4 practices of the civilizing r.–the religion of the
155:5.6 in the religious forms of the more intelligent r. of
155:5.8 Until the r. become highly intelligent and more
155:6.2 My father is no respecter of r. or generations in
156:2.4 teaching that God is no respecter of persons, r., or
156:4.2 the mission of the Son to reveal the Father to all r.
170:5.8 Christian church, even as to all other religions, r.,
175:2.1 the spiritual torchbearers of divine truth to the r. of
178:1.6 the mighty social lever to uplift the r. of darkness,
188:4.6 and died for a whole universe, not just for the r. of
191:4.4 and the brotherhood of men to all nations and r.
191:4.4 for presenting the good news to the different r. and
194:3.9 the apostles’ preaching by the men of various r.
194:3.18 assertiveness of individuals, groups, nations, and r..
195:3.2 different r. at least nominally to accept one religion.
195:8.10 harmonize its divergent and rivalrous interests, r.,
195:10.12 moral genius of the God-knowing men of many r.
195:10.15 These r do not yet understand that there is a religion
races, evolutionary
4:3.3 On worlds not segregated by sin, the e. are able to
4:3.3 they suffer less from confusion, distortion of concept
20:3.2 the Avonals decree the fate of the e., but though they
22:4.1 the skill of all the sons and daughters of the e. from
35:2.1 ministry of mortal uplift, to serve the e. without
37:5.9 policy or procedure would affect the e. of time,
37:9.11 the efforts of the Material Sons to improve the e.
39:5.3 the physical and intellectual upstepping of the e..
49:4.2 There are six basic e.: three primary–red, yellow,
50:4.1 the cream of the e. are instructed and then sent forth
50:4.10 influence that slowly and certainly transforms the e..
51:4.0 4. THE SIX EVOLUTIONARY RACES
51:4.3 On those worlds having all six e. the superior
51:4.3 The e. thus alternate in capacity for intellectual
51:4.8 The six e. are destined to be blended and exalted
51:5.3 the Planetary Adam and Eve never mate with the e.
51:5.7 the superior members of the e. and thereby upstep
51:6.1 to the rapid improvement of the e. of their worlds.
51:6.1 the amalgamation of the e. and the sons of Adam,
51:6.6 the parents of the now blended descendants of the e..
52:1.2 The e. of color–red, orange, yellow, green, blue,
52:1.3 on many worlds some of the e. are obliterated,
52:3.5 never amalgamate with the inferior strains of the e..
55:6.2 These people are the flowering of the e..
64:0.0 THE EVOLUTIONARY RACES OF COLOR
64:0.1 This is the story of the e. of Urantia from the days of
64:4.1 until the times of the migration of the e. of color.
64:6.1 the six e. of color appear one by one; the red man is
64:6.2 will creatures evolved in advance of the e. of color.
66:4.7 of origin in the once exclusively meat-eating e..
66:4.14 While of no value to the e., this supersustenance was
67:3.8 to behold this child of the e. standing unmoved by
74:6.2 include the Adamic parentage to the Nodite and e..
76:4.2 not suffer pain in childbirth; neither did the early e..
76:5.6 direct physical contact with the e. had been severed
77:2.9 their length of life was little more than that of the e..
78:2.3 Adamites were far above the general level of the e.
82:1.2 this Andite inheritance was absorbed by the e. in
82:1.2 Of the e., the red man had the highest sex code.
89:5.3 after they had become grossly admixed with the e..
89:5.5 but cannibalism was mostly prevalent among the e..
109:3.7 In many of the early e. of Urantia, three groups of
114:6.9 who work for the conservation of the e. of time,
194:2.12 e. of mortals are subject to the progressive contact
races, evolving
40:5.11 these struggling mortals of the early days of the e..
51:5.6 added to the e. of the worlds, a new and greater era
89:5.3 Cannibalism was well-nigh universal among the e..
89:7.4 earlier and more savagelike sex practices of the e..
91:4.5 and fair-mindedness in the men and women of the e..
races, mortal
3:6.6 He has said of the m., “In all your afflictions I am
6:1.5 who bestowed himself upon the m. of Urantia.
14:4.21 from the personality classifications presented to m..
20:4.1 of assignment as a full-fledged male of the m.,
20:6.4 devoted to the spiritual enlightenment of the m. on
20:6.8 Spirit of Truth to function in the hearts of the m.
21:4.3 Son appears as a member of one of the higher m.
22:2.9 of space, that is, from those m. that are indwelt by,
25:2.8 not quite, visible to the short-range vision of the m..
32:2.7 to become the homes of the varied m. of will
34:7.5 It was the divine plan that the m. of Urantia should
37:5.5 are supremely devoted to the welfare of the m.
38:2.6 seraphim are just a trifle ahead of m. in the scale of
38:4.3 male and female as are the Material Sons and the m.,
40:3.1 very routes ordained for the progression of the m.
40:6.1 The m. stand as the representatives of the
44:8.1 help to the naturally gifted individuals of the m..
45:5.3 Adams and Eves are plainly visible to the m. of the
47:3.5 seven radial wings, the resurrection halls of the m..
49:0.1 evolutionary cradle, of the m. of time and space.
50:3.5 These children do not mate with the m. except in
50:5.3 the m. on an average world of time and space will
50:6.3 initial life of the m. is always attended by struggle.
51:3.3 potential, the full gift of physical grace to the m..
52:3.6 result of the gift of the Adamic life plasm to the m.
52:4.1 age opens with the m. blended and biologically fit.
52:5.2 appeared on Urantia to bestow himself on your m..
52:5.4 Son lives and dies for the spiritual uplift of the m.
55:6.9 still the superb evolutionary attainments of the m. on
55:8.4 What the Material Sons did for the m. biologically,
56:10.17 Sons who not only bestow themselves upon the m.
65:3.6 the evolutionary potentials still resident in the m..
66:8.4 the miscarriage of the plan to uplift the m. through
67:7.6 sin did operate to deprive the m. of the full benefit of
72:0.3 Magisterial Son has never been bestowed on its m..
75:8.1 the m. have profited enormously from the limited
92:4.9 most recent of the revelations of truth to the m. of
109:5.3 interfered with by the innate natures of the m., but
114:2.5 the welfare and advancement of the m. of Urantia,
188:5.11 Jesus to his life mission of bestowal upon the m.
Rachel—one of ten women evangelists
150:1.1 R., the sister-in-law of Jude, the Master’s brother
150:2.2 It was Martha and R. who made plain to Mary that
150:5.1 R. asked Jesus this question: “Master, what shall we
154:5.1 she hastened word to all of Jesus’ family who
Rachel—the wife of Jacob
85:1.1 R. concealed a number of sacred stones in her tent.
racial—see Racial Interpreters
49:4.7 Human beings are all gregarious, both tribal and r..
70:8.11 9. R.–the presence of two or more races within a
racial acquirement
68:0.2 Civilization is a r.; it is not biologically inherent;
racial amalgamation
51:5.0 5. R.—BESTOWAL OF THE ADAMIC BLOOD
52:3.5 generations before the r. ministry is inaugurated.
52:3.9 Within ten thousand years of r. the resultant stocks
64:7.14 certain of the indigo tribes were improved by this r..
79:4.6 futile effort to prevent r. of the Aryan conquerors
racial ancestry
107:2.9 even by the r. of the mortal candidate for fusion.
racial antagonism
79:5.4 This encroachment, coupled with natural r.,
racial blending
73:7.3 counseled Adam not to initiate the program of r.
racial blends
80:9.1 The r. in Europe toward the close of the Andite
racial civilization
64:6.14 all of the Sangik peoples in the matter of fostering r..
racial conditions
64:6.32 Urantia under present r. would be highly disastrous.
racial connections
122:1.3 possessed the ideal combination of widespread r.
racial contact
79:3.2 Dravidian Andites lost their r. and cultural contact
racial co-operation
66:5.31 10. The supreme court of tribal co-ordination and r.
racial crossbreeding
82:6.3 hybrids” and “mongrels” arises because modern r. is,
racial cultures
82:5.9 and greatly facilitated the cross-fertilization of r..
racial deity
92:6.17 Isaiah, who again taught the idea of a r. combined
96:2.4 a lingering traditional belief in Yahweh as their r..
169:4.8 In the place of the concept of Yahweh, the r., he
racial deterioration
78:3.7 Africa, there to begin its slow but long-continued r..
195:3.8 for the already well-established and increasing r..
racial development
51:4.5 In the early days of r. there is a slight tendency for
51:5.6 a succession of rapid strides in civilization and r.;
81:0.1 races forward in the scale of human progress and r..
114:7.15 the miscarriage of the divine plan of growth and r..
racial differences
71:8.13 The ending of war–international adjudication of r.
49:5.20 all of these r. pertain only to the life in the flesh.
racial disappointment
97:8.4 this false hope led to a degree of r. and frustration
racial disgrace
69:5.10 the barter in sex slaves; such traffic was and is a r.,
racial dispersion
52:2.5 This is the great age of r., and it culminates in a
racial distinction
194:3.14 obliterated religious discrimination founded on r.,
racial distribution(s)
78:1.0 1. RACIAL AND CULTURAL DISTRIBUTION
78:1.2 R. and cultural distribution was as follows:
78:3.9 These r., associated with extensive climatic changes,
racial egotism
93:9.9 they swung to the other extreme of national and r.,
racial engulfment
79:2.6 to preserve their identity and stem the tide of r. by
racial evolution
84:5.11 hence just as important in the unfolding of r.;
91:2.6 During the earlier times of r. and even at the
91:2.8 technique associated with the natural religions of r.
racial extinction
94:2.2 a desperate effort to stem the tide of r., the Brahman
racial factors
80:9.16 continent will be determined by the quality of the r.
95:7.5 There was only one factor of a tribal, r., or national
racial faith
155:6.3 you pass from a r. inherited to a personal faith
racial father or Father
96:2.3 Abraham was not the r. of all the Hebrews; he was
169:4.8 Jesus exalted the Yahweh concept of a deified r.
racial features
122:0.2 his survey of the spiritual, intellectual, and r. of the
racial feeling
98:1.4 They had a patriotic and r. for Zeus and his family of
racial fetters
194:3.5 religion of Jesus broke national restrictions and r..
racial glorification
77:3.2 Bablot proposed to erect a pretentious temple of r.
racial group(s)
21:4.3 inhabited world, usually as a member of that r.
52:6.6 strive to promote the interest of their national or r..
64:7.8 the blue men, together with a few other small r.,
80:3.2 it would be fruitless to attempt to enumerate the r..
80:9.3 by the existence of two r. in Germany today.
81:4.9 As these five great r. extensively intermingled,
96:3.1 that it is impossible to classify Moses in any one r..
103:1.1 The unity of religious experience among a r. derives
racial guilt
89:4.6 The doctrine of original sin, or r., started every
186:5.7 Mankind has no such r. guilt before God.
188:4.1 not die this death on the cross to atone for the r. of
racial harmony
39:5.4 the task of achieving r. and social co-operation
racial hatreds
111:4.10 is the explanation of poverty, divorce, war, and r..
racial headquarters
73:7.4 Melchizedeks implied that Adam was to establish r.
77:3.1 founding the new city of Dilmun as their r..
racial heritage
118:8.5 slow accumulation of the r. of painfully garnered
racial heroes
92:6.20 the veneration of national gods and respect for r..
racial history
97:7.3 of Hebrew traditions, and the exaltation of their r..
121:7.1 who would come as a part of their national and r..
122:1.2 of the most remarkable women in the r. of Urantia.
racial hybridization
82:6.8 For the past hundred years more r. has been taking
racial ideals
81:6.26 9. The r.. The ideals of one generation carve out the
racial identity
79:4.5 instituted by Aryans in an effort to perpetuate r..
94:2.1 the scheme of the Aryans to prevent loss of r. in the
racial illumination
99:5.11 to their particular national or r. during past ages.
racial impression
79:4.3 The Aryans made very little r. on India except in the
racial improvement
67:5.1 as the policy of cultural advancement and r..
racial increase
52:7.5 the reproductive rate of r. is intelligently controlled
racial influence
79:4.3 influence was cultural and religious more than r..
racial inheritance
78:4.1 Andite is used to designate those peoples whose r.
122:1.2 Mary’s r. being more general than that of Joseph.
racial integrity
77:4.6 and Euphrates rivers maintained more of their r..
78:8.5 thus able to maintain their r. and national integrity
racial interbreeding
82:6.11 rather than in any supposed danger of their r..
racial interchange
52:6.3 The national and r. of students, teachers, religious
racial intermixture
82:6.7 R. increases the likelihood of a larger number of the
racial interpreters
39:6.3 2. R..
48:6.32 2. R.. All races of mortal beings are not alike.
48:6.32 On the worlds of time the seraphic r. further the
racial jealousy
52:6.5 can condemn the evils of national envy and r..
racial literature
52:6.4 There must occur an exchange of national and r..
racial marriage
82:5.10 The inexplicable inconsistencies of the r. mores are
racial mating impulse
82:1.8 species is made certain by the presence of this r.,
racial melting pot
78:4.2 on the periphery of this r. that the Andite race was
79:2.3 and the red man so largely missing from this r. of
racial memorialists
77:4.3 The remnants of the nationalistic or r. journeyed
racial minds
155:6.8 R. may differ, but all mankind is indwelt by the
racial miracles
136:1.3 even greater marvels of r. triumph and miracles
racial mirror
102:8.4 Ethics is the eternal social or r. which faithfully
racial misunderstandings
54:1.10 physical combat as a technique of adjusting r. has
racial morality
92:2.4 rather are the forms of religion dictated by the r..
racial mixtures
78:3.4 From about 30,000 to 10,000 B.C. epoch-making r.
80:9.10 These r. laid the foundations for the southern
82:6.0 6. RACIAL MIXTURES
82:6.4 And if such r. could take place between the highest
racial nature
95:7.5 There was only one factor of a tribal, r., or national
racial obliteration
79:2.4 but not sufficiently to save the invaders from r..
79:4.7 religions of the Deccan after the r. of the Aryans.
racial origins
81:4.3 skull dimensions are serviceable in deciphering r.,
racial pandemonium
67:5.1 indescribable confusion and r. was the result.
racial perils
81:5.3 enhanced security against common dangers and r..
racial persecutors
121:2.6 of a succession of gentile national overlords and r..
racial phenomena
170:2.15 2. A question of r. or world phenomena;
racial practices
194:3.9 associated with established social, economic, or r..
racial prejudice
82:6.9 mulatto offspring so objectionable as social and r.
racial progress
49:5.24 On a normal evolutionary world, r. attains its natural
73:0.3 after his survey of r., duly recommended that
racial progression
81:5.1 without an adequate background of antecedent r..
racial reasons
70:8.11 9. R.–the presence of two or more races within a
racial rejoicing
162:4.2 Here was a time of r., mingled with sacrifices,
racial religion(s)
52:2.4 run through all of these r. two strains: early fears of
92:3.1 remnants of the cult present a true picture of the r.
95:5.15 and perpetuated Ikhnaton’s doctrines in their r..
145:2.4 All these generations have you had a national or r.;
racial revelation
101:3.17 second, by revelation–personal and r.; and third,
racial sense
160:5.2 men react to religion in the tribal, national, or r.,
170:2.16 the coming of the kingdom in the r. or world sense
racial sin
89:4.5 into the doctrine of sacrifice for the atonement of r..
90:3.8 that sickness is a punishment for sin, personal or r.
136:1.4 confusing ideas about r. and the evil nature of man
racial slavery
179:5.2 the emergence of their fathers from a state of r.
racial softness
70:2.16 The growth of undesirable r., biologic deterioration.
racial solidarity
79:6.8 The yellow man was first to achieve a r.–the first to
79:8.1 The Chinese had a great potential of r., but it failed
136:2.1 The Jewish sense of r. was very profound.
racial sources
96:3.1 thus possessed qualities derived from superior r.;
racial stigma
77:3.8 been guilty of rebellion; they resented such a r..
racial stocks
52:4.5 This age witnesses the further purification of the r.
70:8.15 1. Biologic renovation of the r.–the selective
79:2.7 but if the inferior elements of r. predominate,
racial strains
51:5.2 who have qualified as belonging to the superior r.
52:3.4 of the unfit and the further purification of the r.;
55:6.3 the selective reproduction of those r. which exhibit
64:7.12 take into account the later improvement of the r. by
82:6.9 and the Polynesian women were of fairly good r..
122:1.1 albeit Joseph carried many non-Jewish r. which had
racial struggle(s)
52:1.3 During the early r. on many worlds some races are
52:2.5 R. and tribal wars continue over into this
64:5.1 the highlands of India became involved in another r..
racial suffering
83:7.7 when the result of so much personal anguish and r..
racial superiority
64:2.7 spiritual of the Foxhall peoples maintained their r.
77:3.5 tower built as a memorial of Nodite history and r..
121:2.8 Such an attitude of r. made it all the harder for
133:5.11 have beheld a Jew who thinks something besides r.
racial survival
84:7.6 pleasure lures–this introduces a new factor into r.;
racial tendencies
39:1.8 of the underlying facts of personal motives and r..
101:7.1 political developments, r., the religious teachings
racial term
73:1.3 of a cultural and religious designation than a r.;
73:1.3 “Nodite” is both a cultural and r., for the Nodites
racial traditions
84:4.4 Many tribal and r. relegate trouble to Eve, Pandora
racial triumph
136:1.3 by even greater marvels of r. and miracles of power
racial types
48:6.32 there are also distinct r., and very definite social
80:3.2 the European continent, there were scores of r..
racial undertaking
90:5.1 an intolerable burden to every act of life, every r..
racial union
78:6.4 The majority of the able offspring of this r. later
racial unity
77:3.1 leaders that something be done to preserve their r..
racial uplift
73:7.3 counseled Adam not to initiate the program of r.
76:4.6 the miscarriage of the plans for r. physical uplift.
racial uplifter(s)
68:1.6 and the later labors of the Adamic group of r..
73:2.1 a promised Son of God, a r., a teacher of truth,
racial viewpoints
155:6.8 the religion of the mind run true to these various r.
racial war(s)
51:5.4 For the first time the r. and other tribal struggles are
64:7.7 While the yellow men now and then engaged in r.,
racial welfare
43:9.4 with group, r., national, and planetary welfare.
racial white
52:3.7 an olive shade of the violet hue, the r. “white” of
Racial Interpreters
39:6.3 2. R..
48:6.32 2. R.. All races of mortal beings are not alike.
48:6.32 On the worlds of time the seraphic r. further the
racially
73:1.3 r. considered the Amadonites were essentially
96:2.1 R. the Semites were among the most blended of
97:7.14 to counteract the wrong and r. egoistic concepts of
99:3.5 led to the unwise perpetuation of r. degenerate
122:1.2 R. considered, it is hardly proper to regard Mary
134:5.17 devastating until they become almost r. suicidal.
radial
16:0.12 r. boundary lines of any one of the superuniverses
47:3.5 Temple of New Life there extend seven r. wings,
radiance
95:2.8 “King Pepi has put down his r. as a stairway under
159:3.10 Future generations shall know also the r. of our joy,
radiant
51:1.3 their bodies glow with the brilliance of r. light of a
58:3.1 blazing suns break down and disperse as r. energy
58:3.1 of flood tides of short space rays of r. energy.
58:3.2 greater than all other forms of r. energy existing in
58:3.4 plasm as are some of the longer rays of r. energy.
radiantly
118:3.3 and formal, always vibrant and adaptable–r. alive.
radiate
15:0.1 The Seven Master Spirits r. their influence out
160:4.12 And all of these memory treasures r. their most
radiates
41:9.3 Your own solar center r. almost one hundred billion
50:4.10 there gradually r. to all peoples an uplifting and
radiating
48:2.17 the seventy r. wings wherein are the chambers of
74:6.5 only the r. glow from their heads was discernible.
radiation
41:5.0 5. SOLAR RADIATION
42:8.5 This excess of r. is derived from the breaking up of
58:2.2 atmosphere is opaque to much of the solar r. at
58:2.5 heat would be lost by r. so rapidly that life would be
radiations
15:0.1 the seven spokes the r. of the Seven Master Spirits
58:2.2 dangerous and destructive ultraviolet r. present in
58:3.1 diverse r. is a form of space-energy unknown on
radiative
41:7.9 transforms certain circuitized power into r. energies.
radical
40:5.16 making such r. modifications in the universe plan of
49:2.14 This type represents a r. or extreme adjustment to
49:5.10 normal adjustment group, the r. adjustment group,
49:5.11 The worlds of the nonbreathers typify the r. or
51:4.8 The difficulty of executing such a r. program on
52:7.3 of the planet are undergoing r. transformations.
59:6.7 The insects underwent a r. change.
66:6.3 any r. attempts at modifying man’s mode of life on
67:5.1 The complete and r. reorganization of the whole
67:5.1 when these new and r. methods were attempted
68:4.6 their wholesale modification by r. revolution.
84:2.7 father-family is one of the most r. and complete
92:6.20 the various r. and nationalistic secularisms which
152:6.1 It requires time for men and women to effect r.
175:4.9 they bitterly resented these supposedly r. attacks
194:3.8 a religion which is neither r. nor conservative;
radically
14:2.2 an order of energy organization r. different from any
49:3.4 Life on the worlds of the nonbreathers is r. different
49:3.4 the metabolism of these specialized peoples are r.
49:3.5 On the nonbreathing worlds the animal species are r.
58:6.3 From era to era r. new species of animal life arise.
61:7.13 glacial period destroyed many species and r. changed
63:1.1 Fonta were r. different from all of their ancestors,
99:2.2 it cannot reconstruct itself until society has been r.
radio
42:5.1 thirty octaves below are the r. transmission group.
radioactive
41:7.5 2. Transmutation of elements, including the r. group
42:3.11 9. R. matter–the disorganizing tendency and activity
57:7.3 the deeper and deeper burial of the r. or heavier
57:7.3 The study of these r. elements will reveal that
57:7.3 but all such estimates are too short because the r.
radioactively
42:8.5 When atoms perform r., they emit far more energy
radiobroadcasts
58:2.10 the transmission of your long- and short-wave r..
radium
42:4.12 uranium disintegration by way of r. emanations;
42:5.1 are the X rays, followed by the gamma rays of r..
42:5.7 in the phenomena associated with r. disintegration.
42:7.3 The positive particles of r. fly off into space at the
42:7.5 tend to fly to pieces, as is illustrated by r. behavior.
57:7.3 The r. clock is your most reliable timepiece for
radius
57:6.4 when the r. of its orbit becomes less than two and
57:6.4 two and one-half times the r. of the larger body.
66:7.18 the city was quite well settled within a r. of one
118:9.2 but within the r. of this choice his will is sovereign.
Ragaba
165:0.1 Bosora, Caspin, Mispeh, Gerasa, R., Succoth,
166:1.0 1. THE PHARISEES AT RAGABA
166:1.1 Jesus was at R., where there lived a wealthy Pharisee
rage
58:2.10 the terrific storms which r. in the realms of these
100:5.10 The mystic status is favored by: fasting, fear, r.,
155:1.0 1. WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?
155:1.1 ‘Why do the heathen r. and the peoples plot in vain?
155:1.3 “The heathen are not without excuse when they r. at
155:1.3 Why do the heathen r.? Because they know not the
raged
64:5.1 one hundred years this relentless warfare r.,
ragged
12:1.13 The present r. edge of the grand universe, its
86:1.1 lived constantly on the r. edge of a precarious and
raging
46:2.2 small lakes but no r. rivers nor expansive oceans.
85:4.1 gushing fountains, flowing rivers, and r. torrents.
133:7.3 For two weeks he suffered from a r. fever,
rags
150:5.2 ‘Take away the filthy r. of self-righteousness and
raid
62:5.10 the home forests they lost their mother in a gibbon r.
69:8.3 The r. upon Og, the king of Bashan, was equally
70:1.15 the narrative of their r. on the Midianites is a typical
93:5.12 these rulers presumed to r. the property of Lot,
raiders
69:5.2 designed to defend property against foreign r., but
80:5.3 eventually succumbed to the white cavalry r. who
93:5.6 against the many surprise attacks of northern r..
raiding
79:5.5 their r. parties spreading havoc among the yellow
82:3.5 substituted for such r. forays, athletic contests and
83:2.2 As r. preceded trading, so marriage by capture
93:5.6 Philistines, and other groups were constantly r. the
raids
69:4.1 capture, so trade by barter followed seizure by r..
69:5.2 by inaugurating r. on the property and wealth of
70:1.8 1. Hunger, which led to food r..
78:8.3 and Tigris valleys had long been harassed by the r. of
80:6.3 Andites were there much less subject to hostile r.
rail
125:2.6 this meant that he must seat himself outside the r.
railed
187:3.3 the two thieves also r. at him and cast reproach
187:4.1 One of the brigands r. at Jesus, saying, “If you are
railing
187:3.3 and, r. at him, said: “You who would destroy the
railings
153:3.5 together with jealousy, pride, anger, revenge, r.,
railroads
69:4.7 r., and airplanes, as well as telegraph, telephone,
raiment
45:4.1 four and twenty elders sitting, clothed in white r..”
144:8.3 A man of changeable moods and clothed in soft r.
165:5.2 the progress in the spirit is far above the need of r..
195:10.13 truth bearers chanced to appear in unorthodox r..
rain—noun or adjective
2:5.1 the good and sends r. on the just and on the unjust.”
57:7.7 cooled sufficiently to start precipitation of r. on the
57:8.14 mountains appear later as a result of the action of r.,
63:6.3 elements—thunder, lightning, r., snow, hail, and ice
79:1.2 This civilization perished when the r. winds shifted
80:3.8 As the r. winds shifted to the north, the great open
85:0.3 there were nature spirits for lakes, trees, waterfalls, r
85:4.2 wind is a god in South America, for it brings r.;
85:4.3 Clouds, r., and hail have been feared and worshiped
90:2.1 began to specialize in such vocations as r. making,
90:2.6 Though of ancient origin, the r. makers, or weather
90:2.6 believed in the power of the shaman as a r. maker,
91:1.3 simple-minded souls reasoned that food, shelter, r.,
97:3.3 Second, Baal was supposed to send r.—he was a
124:1.10 In those days the r. fell in refreshing showers from
131:1.5 “God pours r. upon the earth, he causes the sun to
135:9.1 There was no r. that evening, and this group talked
140:3.16 likewise he sends r. on the just and the unjust.
151:5.5 As Jesus came out in the r., he looked first at Peter
163:1.2 between showers of r., a company of believers,
165:1.1 nine o’clock in the morning if not prevented by r..
166:4.4 “The Father causes his r. to fall on the just and the
rain—verb
124:1.10 showers from November to April, but it did not r.
140:10.1 while teaching in the house, for it had begun to r.,
rainbow
85:4.2 A r. is yet worshiped by many of the hill tribes of
85:4.2 the r. is thought to be a gigantic celestial snake;
raindrops
41:5.7 The r. are coming down in a direct line of
41:5.7 appearance of sheets of water and waves of r..
rained
73:3.3 While it r. copiously on the surrounding highlands,
73:3.3 surrounding highlands, it seldom r. in Eden proper.
rainfall
46:2.2 There is no r., neither storms nor blizzards, on any
78:7.5 floods were greatly augmented by heavy r. so that
79:1.2 Tarim region was a fertile land; the r. was plentiful.
79:1.6 the diminishing r. to the north forced the nomadic
rainfalls
46:2.1 worlds since there are neither earthquakes nor r.,
Rainier
61:4.2 The Sierras were elevating; Shasta, Hood, and R.
rains
72:1.2 The high mountains, on which heavy r. fall eight
rainstorm
41:5.7 to travel in wavy formation, just as, in a blinding r.
rainy
123:4.5 blasts of fine sand, usually blew during the r.
123:6.6 finding out why there was a dry season and a r.
124:1.10 February and March, near the end of the r. season.
124:1.10 in Palestine, summer and winter, the dry and r.
129:1.1 a r. Sunday morning, Jesus took unceremonious
148:9.1 accommodate these gatherings during the r. season.
149:7.1 By supper time on that r. day all of the apostolic
152:2.4 weather was pleasant, being near the end of the r.
163:5.2 This was the r. season in Palestine, and these
raise—see raise up
62:4.2 they fled from the tribe, going west to r. their family
77:3.9 the Andites undertook to r a new temple on the ruins
84:3.6 an old superstition that women could r. better plants;
102:7.6 no depth of intellect to pick flaws, r. objections,
146:6.2 and why could not such a healer even r. the dead?
156:5.1 by faith r. his spiritual nature up into the sunlight of
168:1.7 know even before Lazarus died, that he would r. him
172:3.1 Jesus did not r. Lazarus that the villagers might
186:1.4 From a distance Judas saw them r. the cross piece
raise up
48:6.19 You will r. me up to sit with you on the battlements
135:6.7 able of these twelve stones here before you to r.
147:8.4 they shall r. the foundations of many generations;
173:5.4 Destroy this temple, and in three days I will r. it up
173:5.4 says he will destroy it and r. it up in three days.”
174:3.1 his brother should take the wife and r. seed for the
194:4.4 This Jesus did God r. up.
raised—see raised—with dead; see—raised up
54:5.10 The issues of rebellion having been r., the Paradise
81:2.13 Slavery r. the master’s standard of living and
95:1.8 missionaries in Mesopotamia r. a moral standard
97:9.3 they r. Saul’s army to 330,000 and added “Judah”
123:5.12 To the north Mount Hermon r. its snowy peak in
125:6.9 the lad r. his staff aloft and, quivering from head to
135:0.5 Elizabeth had a small farm on which they r. sheep.
137:7.1 Mary’s faith, r. to such heights at Cana, now sank
138:7.1 but Jesus r. an admonitory hand and stopped him.
139:7.8 quiet and personal way and r. most of the money
155:5.14 but he r. his hand and stopped them, saying: “Go
162:7.6 they r. a tumult, shouting: “You are not fifty years
163:2.6 wealthy young Pharisee had been r. to believe that
164:4.1 the healing of Josiah had r. such a discussion
181:2.10 Jesus r. his hand and, stopping him, went on to say:
183:3.7 Jesus r. a forbidding hand to Peter and, speaking
187:3.5 stopper upon the end of a javelin, r. it to Jesus so
188:1.1 Jews r. a tumult and clamored for its possession.
189:2.6 the mortal body of Jesus was r. from the grave.
189:5.3 he also r. the question as to how the bandages
191:5.4 you see no nail marks on my hands, since I am r.
raised—with dead
146:6.3 that a miracle had been wrought, even the dead r..
146:6.4 that Jesus had r. the widow’s son from the dead,
152:1.2 aroused her, that he had not r. her from the dead.
152:1.2 futile; they all believed he had r. the little girl from
158:7.3 and after all this be killed and r. from the dead.
168:1.12 Mary hoped that Lazarus was to be r. from the
168:3.1 the testimony of this man r. from the dead did much
168:3.4 entertained that Lazarus had been r. from the dead.
168:5.1 to the fact that Jesus had r. him from the dead.
172:0.3 Jesus and Lazarus, whom he had r. from the dead.
172:1.1 Lazarus had been r. from the dead, and Lazarus was
172:1.9 to death if they permitted Lazarus, whom he had r.
186:0.1 the sisters of Lazarus whom Jesus r. from the dead.
raised up
122:9.7 He has r. a horn of salvation for all of us
139:2.11 many of the churches which had been r. by Paul.
159:2.4 and r. a considerable company of believers at Kanata
162:3.5 when the Master r. himself up from this writing,
181:2.30 When I am r., I will tarry with you for a season
raises
97:1.6 The Lord r. the poor out of the dust and lifts up the
111:5.5 such choosing r. the creature will from the level of
raising
80:2.4 earthquake, quickly r. this inland lake to the level of
81:2.12 Chinese farmers had begun the r. of sheep, goats,
81:3.3 surrounded by zones of agriculture and cattle r..
83:5.4 widow for the purpose of “r. up seed for his brother”
93:9.9 edited their records for the purpose of r. Abraham
127:3.11 to engage in agriculture and sheep r. unless Jesus
135:2.3 They supported themselves by sheep r. and from
145:3.15 they provided prejudice-r. publicity and afforded
146:6.2 and, r. the covering of the bier, examined the boy.
151:6.7 a delegation of these swine-r. gentiles who had come
168:1.15 this was really and truly a case of the r. of the dead
184:5.6 destroying the temple and r. it again in three days.
rallied
53:7.1 the people r. to the support of Michael.
139:8.8 always was it Thomas who r. the apostles with his
139:8.13 but Thomas r. his courage, stuck to the apostles,
139:8.13 depression but eventually r. his faith and courage.
139:11.10 he r. his hopes and went forth to proclaim the gospel
183:3.5 As the guards r. from their first faltering at the sight
189:4.7 they had deserted Mary; she r. her companions,
rally
183:3.1 him before his associates could r. to his defense.
rallying
97:9.3 Pretentious Hebrew history begins with Saul’s r. the
ram
95:2.3 worshiping the bull, another the lion, a third the r.,
Ramah
138:9.3 Magdala, Cana, Bethlehem of Galilee, Jotapata, R.,
146:0.1 baptized believers in Rimmon, Jotapata, R., Iron,
146:3.0 3. THE STOP AT RAMAH
146:3.1 At R. Jesus had the memorable discussion with
146:3.3 On the second evening at R., Thomas asked Jesus
152:7.3 Thence, overland they went by R. and Chorazin to
156:6.2 Lebanon trail to the village of Zebulun, by way of R..
156:6.2 They held meetings at R. on Friday and remained
Ramath
165:0.1 additional villages: Zaphon, Gadara, Macad, R.,
Ramman
146:1.1 to the worship of a Babylonian god of the air, R..
rampage
4:5.3 The gods who go on a r. in the storm; who shake
78:8.11 the nomads were on a r. from the Atlantic to the
rampant
91:7.4 Unrestrained mystical enthusiasm and r. religious
194:3.1 with the foolish outbreaks of r. emotionalism.
rams
97:5.6 Will the Lord be pleased with a thousand r. or
126:4.5 Will the Lord be pleased with thousands of r.,
ran
61:1.12 The Arctic Ocean, through the Ural depression, r.
69:9.2 a higher social order because communism r. counter
72:1.5 disappearing when the male line of descent r. out.
73:5.4 disposal system constructed which r. beneath the
88:3.1 Fetishism r. through all the primitive cults from
94:1.5 the Salem doctrine was nonritualistic and hence r.
121:7.2 Jesus regarding tolerance and kindness r. counter
128:7.3 the family affairs r. smoothly except for Jude.
128:7.8 Jude r. away, and Simon later found him with the
132:7.4 charts of navigation, the good ship r. aground.
133:3.6 Corinth out near where the wall of the citadel r.
140:8.14 when the family r. counter to the Father’s will.
156:5.4 since men so often r. into temptation, it became
169:1.9 being moved with loving compassion, r. out to
171:6.1 he r. on ahead and climbed up into a sycamore tree
171:8.2 the ornate palace of Archelaus, and his aqueduct r.
182:2.12 John Mark took up his vigil near the road which r.
187:2.7 John r. into Jerusalem to bring back his mother and
190:5.3 two of his apostles r. to the tomb and likewise found
192:1.4 r. down the beach to greet them; and when he saw
random
65:3.6 the r. functioning of uncontrolled natural selection
133:7.9 r. associations of certain phases of mental madness.
range—noun—see range—mountain
0:5.2 While the metamorphic r. of nonpersonal reality is
3:1.6 the concept of the divine presence allow for a wide r.
3:2.7 the limited r. of your viewpoint, in the finiteness
3:3.5 The creature can hardly understand the r. of the will
9:5.3 mind is that it can be bestowed upon such a wide r.
12:1.2 would be observed to shoot off on an infinite r.,
12:2.2 millions of universes beyond the r. of your present
14:6.1 The r. of the activities of seven-circuited Havona is
15:1.1 Within the limited r. of the records, observations,
16:4.16 two realms in the vast r. of universe activities with
17:3.10 During the present universe age the space r. of the
20:5.7 but within the r. of my observation they always
21:3.1 A Creator Son is given the r. of a universe by the
22:6.3 they are therefore available for a great r. of duties.
24:6.2 after your vision r. is extended and you are freed
24:6.2 You are not always to be so limited in the r. of your
25:1.5 there are few limits to the r. of work these versatile
25:2.8 almost, but not quite, visible to the short-r. vision of
25:3.5 His power is very great, and the r. of his activities
29:1.1 would be invisible to the short-r. vision of mortals.
29:4.34 order of life which is simply beyond the r. of human
35:5.3 do not function through such a wide r. of activities.
35:6.2 is unlimited in the scope and r. of its deliberations
39:2.9 The “energy r.” of seraphim is wholly adequate for
39:4.16 material energy but beyond the r. of mortal vision;
40:10.2 beyond the boundaries of the space r. of the spirit
42:4.3 But their r. of action is enormously curtailed when
42:11.5 Linear gravity is the short-r. cohesive force of the
42:11.5 the forces of intra-atomic cohesion are the short-r.
43:1.5 Situated on the summit of the seventh highland r. are
44:0.18 one more group of spirit beings to your vision r.
44:1.1 With the limited r. of mortal hearing, you can
44:1.1 There is even a material r. of beautiful sound
44:1.1 There is a vastness of r. and a soul of expression,
44:3.2 They would be invisible to your short-r. vision,
46:5.10 And since morontia vision is of enormous r., you
49:2.21 both much higher and much lower than the life r. of
52:3.9 subsisting upon a wide r. of viands from the animal
55:4.8 changes have already been made in the r. of vision
58:2.1 both above and below the recognition r. of vision.
58:2.6 This temperature r. of from 65 to 70 degrees below
67:7.2 to every creature functioning within the affect-r. of
70:7.15 night police and otherwise functioned in a wide r. of
77:8.11 midwayers exist just outside the r. of mortal vision
81:2.9 for all natural phenomena not within the r. of their
82:2.4 the early taboos which defined the r. of sex liberties
93:0.1 emergency Sons, for they engage in an amazing r. of
93:0.1 Only the Life Carriers share this metamorphic r. of
94:4.8 possesses an unusual r. of flexible adjustment from
96:7.3 no other single collection covers such a great r. of
98:5.1 The Mithraic cult made its appeal to a wide r. of
106:2.3 a transaction in time and space involving a wide r.
107:3.9 undergone a training of tremendous scope and r..
108:4.3 long-r. observation unquestionably discloses that
109:7.8 Personalized Adjusters perform a wide r. of services
110:6.22 insuring the Monitor’s self-activity and increased r.
112:1.5 Personality has a perfected r. of cosmic dimensional
112:6.4 beings extending in r. from seraphim to Universal
113:5.5 the physical controllers, to function in a wide r. of
118:6.5 Man cannot choose beyond the r. of that which is
118:6.7 The entire r. of human will is strictly finite-limited
118:7.1 The Gods have wisely limited the r. of the action
118:7.3 certain r. of choice with which immature creatures
118:8.5 subspiritual choice r. of such uncultured creatures.
118:9.1 media operate directly to limit the r. of finite action.
118:9.2 free will; there are limits to his r. of choice, but
128:6.12 It was difficult for his friends to comprehend the r.
128:7.1 conscious that he possessed a wide r. of potential
139:3.4 James was able to understand a wide r. of human
149:4.6 should cultivate a wide r. of cultural familiarity with
154:2.5 educational solving of a wide r. of real problems.
163:2.8 There is a certain r. of the freedom of choice which
range—mountain
43:1.5 Situated on the summit of the seventh highland r.
60:3.2 vast north and south mountain r. extending from
60:3.3 Now the Pacific coast r. was beginning to elevate,
60:3.6 line of the present California coast-r. mountains.
60:4.2 factor in determining the location of a mountain r. is
60:4.4 The present front r. of mountains is what is left of
60:4.4 the remains of the original r. which was re-elevated.
77:5.10 belt lying in the lower foothills of the Kopet r.,
122:6.1 hills of southern Galilee save the Mount Tabor r.
range—verb
7:6.6 the Trinity Teacher Sons, who r. the grand universe
15:6.14 they r. in size from planetesimals to enormous
16:3.17 multiple functions of the Seventh Master Spirit r.
19:1.3 They r. the central and superuniverses, and an
20:1.12 They r. the universe of universes from the shores
21:4.1 They r. from the initial experience up through five
22:1.14 but their trinitized associates r. the grand universe,
24:0.11 the Personal Aids r. the universe of universes.
26:3.7 They r. the Paradise-Havona system as bearers of all
28:7.1 r. from the shores of Paradise to the evolutionary
37:6.1 these overseers r. the local universe as inspectors of
38:5.4 When once seraphim are commissioned, they may r.
39:2.3 They r. the local universe gathering information of
48:3.2 In service they r. from the lowest mansion worlds of
ranged
61:7.14 The mammoth, until a late date, r. from Mexico to
77:1.6 They r. far and wide, studying and observing the
124:1.9 climate of Palestine r. from the frigid to the torrid.
ranges—see ranges—mountain
0:4.2 1. Undeified reality r. from the energy domains of
0:5.1 Personality is a level of deified reality and r. from the
12:1.15 fifty million light-years beyond the outermost r. of
39:4.18 Mortal forms are there so modified and human r. of
42:12.13 encountered all r. of material, mindal, and spiritual
49:2.20 Mortal stature r. from here on up through the
49:2.21 Twelve per cent belong to the higher temperature r.,
101:0.1 Religion r. from the primitive fear slavery of the
129:4.4 The Son of Man experienced those wide r. of human
ranges—mountain
41:10.3 and collisional worlds are without extensive mr..
43:1.1 there are no rugged mr. such as appear on Urantia.
46:2.1 On Jerusem you will miss the rugged mr. of Urantia
60:3.11 elevation, which culminated in present-day mr.,
60:3.12 the long Pacific coast mr. were completed, but
61:4.1 Mr. were born, streams changed their courses, and
ranging
0:4.3 reality embraces all of infinite Deity potentials r.
5:6.3 all creatures who possess a mind endowment r.
16:9.7 other personality, r. from the human to the divine.
20:8.3 They conduct an agelong course of training, r. from
27:5.3 the vast network of the recording angels, r. from the
45:7.6 election by any one personality has a value r. from
47:2.3 in families of five, r. in ages from one year and under
47:2.5 reared in families of five, r. in ages from six to
48:4.9 they are a recruited corps embracing beings r. from
52:1.1 evolution varies greatly on the different worlds, r.
56:10.1 realization of the reality of God the Sevenfold, r.
58:2.1 in upon Urantia embracing wave lengths r. both
60:2.8 invertebrate life of the oceans, their average size r.
72:7.11 The government levies a graduated inheritance tax r.
112:1.1 r. from the lowly finite to the highest absonite,
112:7.9 further growth and development, ever r. upward
113:3.2 agencies and influences of the Infinite Spirit, r. from
115:4.3 infinity encompasses all things r. from the lowest and
117:6.12 Supreme Creator Personalities, r. from the Master
128:2.1 Jesus now had brothers and sisters r. in ages from
rank—see rank and file
35:8.4 Lanonandeks. Of the highest r. there were 709,841.
35:8.7 Lanonandeks serve continuously in the r. assigned.
44:0.4 any being below the r. of inherent divine sonship.
45:2.3 his brother of superior authority and antecedent r..
59:5.16 is the pressure-modified remains of the r. vegetation
82:2.3 been in good standing above the scale of r. savagery.
121:3.9 people were generally content with their social r..
122:5.1 advancement from the r. of carpenter to the role of
rank and file
93:3.4 To the r. of his followers he made no effort to
95:5.12 The r. of the agricultural laborers never grasped his
96:2.5 the religion of the r. of the Hebrew captive slaves
98:2.3 r. of the progeny of the slaves of former generations
121:1.8 and impoverished class embraced the r. of humanity.
195:6.4 materialistic in their philosophy, but the r. still lean
ranked
66:2.2 Daligastia r. as an assistant at the time of his
rankest
101:3.9 poise in the face of maltreatment and the r. injustice.
ranking
24:5.3 They are among the highest r. personalities
25:0.1 R. intermediately in the family of the Infinite Spirit
37:2.8 The two attending superangels are the r personalities
90:1.1 The shaman was the r. medicine man, the focus
ranks—noun
17:1.8 choose representatives from their r. to serve for
19:5.4 the Solitary Messengers, whose r. are slowly but
20:8.2 Many of their assistants are drawn from the r. of
25:4.2 The Technical Advisers are recruited from the r. of
25:8.1 recruited from the r. of the seraphim, seconaphim,
26:1.10 others ascend to the r. of the Technical Advisers.
29:3.4 There is no evolution in their r., and this is true of
38:6.3 All r. of angels are subject to his sovereignty; they
38:9.13 midway creatures will be mustered into the r. of the
39:8.6 Guardians of destiny are drawn from the r. of the
40:9.9 r. of those who await the eternal Deity adventure.
44:8.3 There is no caste in the r. of spirit artisans.
50:4.13 remained loyal, deserting the r. of Caligastia.
53:7.6 over one third followed their chief into the rebel r..
53:7.8 The greatest loss occurred in the angelic r., but most
70:1.11 4. Slaves–need of recruits for the labor r..
70:8.8 the wage earner could elect to join the capitalistic r..
72:11.1 as “guardians of civilization” in seven r.,
76:5.1 eligible for admission to the r. of the sleeping
78:8.4 conquerors of Mesopotamia carried in their r.
78:8.10 the Sumerians had become absorbed into the r. of
80:5.6 who were not quickly absorbed into their own r.,
81:5.3 guild of earth workers, admitting to its r. only the
83:6.5 to attain membership in the r. of those ideal sex
95:6.2 consigned them to the r. of the demons of which
112:4.5 1. Be mustered into the r. of vanished Monitors for
112:5.10 may be assigned to the r. of the sleeping survivors
138:2.9 with finances, Nathaniel invited him to join their r..
139:4.5 the arbitrary young man who joined the r. of Jesus’
139:5.10 the kingdom outside of the immediate Jewish r.,
162:1.5 of the secret division of sentiment in their own r..
178:1.2 groups of believers to maintain order in their r.
183:3.4 those in the front r. fell suddenly backward.
ranks—verb
44:1.6 of morontia color tones; this r. among the highest
112:7.12 this unique combination of God and man r. as an
ransom
89:7.1 to end human sacrifices by inaugurating the r. as a
89:9.1 These early ideas of r., redemption, and covenants
92:3.2 worship, survival after death, sacrament, ritual, r.,
96:7.7 from going down in the pit, for I have found a r..’
131:2.13 God of heaven says: ‘I will r. you from the grave;
188:4.3 Jesus did not die to r. man from the clutch of the
188:4.8 whole idea of r. and atonement is incompatible
188:4.13 This entire idea of the r. of the atonement places
194:2.8 presently became a new gospel of the r. which had
ransomed
89:0.1 The soul must be r.; a scapegoat must be provided.
124:5.4 “son of the commandment” and the r. first-born of
ransomer
188:4.7 hardly proper to speak of Jesus as a sacrificer, a r.,
ransoming
89:7.4 sex relations with a woman thus engaged in r. her
Rantowoc—wise man of the red race
113:2.2 first mortal to secure a personal guardian was R.,
Rantulia
41:2.1 systems of Sandmatia, Assuntia, Porogia, R., and
53:6.5 for help to Edentia from the near-by system of R.;
rapid
26:3.8 a thousand years for your most r. telegraphic
36:5.7 the phenomenon of quick reasoning, r. judgment,
42:8.4 alternations of energy status are so unbelievably r.
51:5.6 a succession of r. strides in civilization and racial
51:6.1 expansion of culture and to the r. improvement of
57:3.3 The r. revolutions of this enormous central core
57:7.4 Earth’s r. gain over the moon in size enabled it to
58:1.2 Neither can we provide for a r. life development
59:5.3 of the r. and world-wide decline in marine life and
60:3.20 the herbivorous dinosaurs, whose r. increase was
61:2.1 the further and r. evolution of placental mammals,
71:1.22 expected when a state undergoes too r. extension
72:7.4 The r.-transit facilities, which make it practical to
79:7.5 further and r. development of the latent tendencies of
81:6.22 the too r. invention of new types of laborsaving
81:6.30 problems resulting from the r. growth of invention
83:7.8 worse situations during the ages of the r. growth of
121:5.6 r. spread of the vastly superior Christian teachings,
132:0.4 powerful impetus to the r. spread of Christianity
132:0.5 setting of the stage for the r. spread of Christianity
145:2.14 The Sabbath was just the time for the r. spreading of
148:3.5 observed his features undergo r. and multitudinous
160:1.3 The more r. the changes in social usage, the more
194:2.9 sonship with God in any way interfere with the r.
rapid-transit
72:7.4 The r. facilities, which make it practical greatly to
rapidity
87:7.5 adjustable cult have favored r. of social progression.
147:5.7 The important thing is not the r. of your progress
rapidly
41:3.4 these fiery spheres r. contract, condense, and cool.
41:3.9 some double stars the tides caused by r. changing
41:7.2 your sun is almost 6,000 degrees, but it r. increases
42:2.12 space-energy r. passes from the puissant to the
42:5.15 produces a wavelike reaction to the passage of r.
49:1.6 Mice reproduce much more r. than elephants, yet
49:1.6 yet elephants evolve more r. than mice.
57:2.3 this new material system which was so r. evolving.
57:6.10 and was still growing r. by meteoric accretion.
57:8.2 as volcanoes r. decreased, earthquakes made their
57:8.25 these waters were r. attaining that degree of saltiness
58:1.7 just such a distribution of the earth’s waters was r.
58:2.5 heat would be lost by radiation so r. that life would
59:3.5 The trilobites r. declined, and the center of the stage
59:4.13 The earth was being r. overrun by the new orders of
59:4.13 quickly spread over the face of the r. rising land in
59:6.8 frogs reached their climax and r. declined, but
59:6.10 entitled to function as the ancestors of the more r.
60:1.9 They developed r., soon yielding crocodiles, scaled
60:1.10 These r. evolving reptilian dinosaurs soon became
60:1.12 The marine life was meager but improved r. with the
60:3.17 especially in North America, they r. multiplied.
60:4.5 influence during a previous age, also r. declined.
61:1.9 Mammalian life was evolving r..
61:2.2 The angiosperms were the principal food of the r.
61:3.9 The Atlantic coast of North America r. cooled, but
61:3.10 was soon destroyed by the r. increasing cat family.
61:5.7 But from this time forward they were r. reduced in
64:1.7 returned to mate with the r. expanding Andonic
64:4.7 Alps and, upon the retreat of the glacier, again r.
64:7.6 were driven by the r. increasing yellow race onto the
65:2.12 These mammals developed r. and in many different
68:2.11 the legitimate social aims of self-maintenance are r.
68:4.5 the ruinous maladjustment of a too r. advancing
69:5.12 wants were r. added to the original food hunger.
70:2.9 but it is r. becoming culturally bankrupt–incapable
72:5.10 in industry, but today it is being r. displaced by other
72:5.10 Among this people public service is r. becoming
79:8.4 had been the world’s most r. progressing civilization.
80:4.4 later waves moved so r. that they reached Europe as
80:7.6 last era of art perished beneath the weight of the r.
80:8.4 These tribes deteriorated r. as they moved away
81:3.7 accelerated by the r. developing arts and sciences of
81:3.8 Africa was occupied by the r. multiplying mixed
81:6.43 the r. expanding culture of the twentieth century.
81:6.44 was slow since one generation could not so r. benefit
87:7.5 truth has grown r. when the cult has been elastic,
91:1.4 It early becomes a dialogue and r. expands to the
95:5.8 Ikhnaton r. expanded the concept of right doing to
95:5.15 of spiritual growth in the Nile valley was r. passing
96:6.1 Moses his lofty concept of Yahweh r. deteriorated.
96:6.1 the common people r. reverted to the older idea of
98:3.2 the influence of the r. spreading Etruscan priesthood
99:0.3 Conditions of living alter so r. that institutional
99:1.4 all of these new and r. changing human situations.
99:2.6 difficult to adjust its attitude toward the r. shifting
99:7.2 midst of the confusions of a r. changing environment
103:7.7 facts, reason abdicates or else r. degenerates into a
109:5.3 But your unsteady and r. shifting mental attitudes
121:1.6 3. The r. spreading influence of Jewish religious
121:1.7 and a great era of trade and travel was r. advancing.
121:5.6 These religions r. became the accepted belief of
122:5.2 career of her eldest son, which was so r. unfolding
122:10.2 work, and their small savings were r. disappearing.
124:3.3 responsibilities r. multiplied in the life of this youth.
126:1.1 Jesus was r. developing into an expert carpenter and
127:6.12 Jesus is r. becoming a man, not just a young man
128:7.5 Jesus was r. preparing for the day when he could
129:1.15 days of his earth pilgrimages were r. approaching.
135:8.5 Being engrossed with the details of r. baptizing
139:8.3 Thomas was r. losing faith in his fellow men when
145:0.1 The news that Jesus had returned r. spread
145:2.14 the report r. spread through Capernaum that Jesus
148:4.7 a perfect Adam and r. degenerating, through sin,
149:0.4 r. enlarging and extending work of the kingdom.
158:1.5 the five thousand, and then it r. fell almost to zero.
160:1.3 if man becomes so ingenious that he more r. adds to
170:2.25 the r. expanding and crystallizing Christian church.
170:5.2 influenced by the then r. spreading notions of Greek
190:4.2 many appearances to his followers are spreading r.,
194:4.6 Christ was about to become the creed of the r.
194:4.10 This Jesus sect was growing r., and once more the
194:4.10 during which the new gospel about Jesus spread r.
195:3.7 struggle and compromise, to take root and r. spread.
rapping
85:2.5 the superstitious practice of r. on wood perpetuate
rare
29:0.11 On certain r. occasions you will have dealings with
37:8.10 Supernaphim perform certain r. and unique services;
44:4.8 The oratory of the spirit world is one of the r. treats
50:3.6 a r. chapter in the career of an ascending mortal.
52:4.10 such an epoch is much shorter and in r. instances
57:6.4 Collisions among the giants of space are r. indeed,
61:4.2 feet, are more or less colored, and fossils are r..
83:5.10 status and all the children equal, has been very r..
110:5.7 is pronounced by the guardian of destiny to be a r.
113:5.5 but their action in this capacity is very r..
114:7.9 are little known to their fellows except in those r.
124:2.5 Jesus possessed a r. and understanding sympathy
129:4.4 He was a child of joy and a being of r. good humor;
130:3.7 This museum was not a collection of r. objects but
139:5.8 Philip had that great and r. gift of saying, “Come.”
139:6.4 seasons of profound philosophy and periods of r.
156:5.18 If you possess these r. and charming gifts, as the
158:2.5 were spiritually more fit to enjoy such a r. privilege.
163:6.3 Jesus experienced one of those r. moments of
172:1.5 large alabaster cruse of very r. and costly ointment
rarefied
46:1.4 centers from which r. energies are projected upward
58:2.6 But temperature in such a r. atmosphere is hardly
rarely
1:3.2 r. may we gaze upon the visible manifestation of his
35:2.8 misadaptations in Melchizedek function have r.
35:5.4 But these Sons r. fall into error, and they have never
48:2.12 But they r. serve on the inhabited planets; neither do
55:5.2 degeneracy has disappeared, and delinquency is r.
109:2.10 that Adjusters very r. leave their mortal tabernacles
110:6.5 Adjusters are always near you and of you, but r. can
110:7.9 r. hear the Adjuster’s voice except in moments of
113:4.3 To accept the guidance of a seraphim r. means
122:5.2 Mary was usually cheerful, was very r. downcast,
128:3.9 His mother r. thought about his being a child of
141:7.13 The Master r. appeared to be surprised.
144:4.10 Master so r. uttered his prayers as spoken words.
rarest
15:8.6 suddenly converted into the r. form of energy,
41:7.15 disappearing suns become energy of the r. form,
rarity
55:5.2 has ceased to exist, and feeble-mindedness is a r..
rash
75:5.7 Eve learned of the r. act of Serapatatia and did not
89:7.1 escape the worst results of their r. and foolish vows.
139:2.10 After his r. denials of the Master Peter found himself
139:8.7 so truly courageous but never r. or foolhardy;
rashness
128:6.7 not to allow himself again to be guilty of such r.,
rate
12:4.14 velocity of the external universes increases at the r.
12:4.14 the unbelievable r. of more than thirty thousand
15:5.6 and if their revolutionary r. greatly accelerates,
15:5.7 this limit, unless it slows down in revolutionary r.,
23:3.3 the r. of 841,621,642,000 of your miles per second
25:2.11 Traversing space at the seraphic r. of triple velocity,
41:9.3 the giant suns lose matter at a prodigious r. during
41:10.3 Age, size, r. of revolution, and velocity through
42:7.3 The particles of radium fly off into space at the r. of
44:4.4 Our r. of reducing thought to a permanent record
49:0.4 Small ones having a high r. of axial revolution are
49:3.3 atmosphere of Urantia daily, coming in at the r. of
52:2.3 largely determines their r. of spiritual advancement
52:7.5 the reproductive r. of racial increase is intelligently
57:3.4 the increase in the r. of revolution further lessened
57:3.4 The ever-increasing r. of whirling was soon to throw
57:6.2 planetary orbits while acting as a brake on the r. of
57:6.8 on the planets and their satellites at a prodigious r..
57:7.6 the r. of meteoric bombardment is still tremendous
58:2.1 paid for at the r. of two cents per kilowatt-hour,
66:6.1 the r. of cultural expansion is determined by the
68:2.2 intelligence has contributed considerably to the r. of
69:5.8 one hundred per cent a year being the loan r. of
72:3.9 the present r. of divorces is only one tenth that of
72:10.2 The homicide r on this continent is only one per cent
81:6.9 inventive activities enormously accelerated the r. of
92:0.5 which accelerate the r. of religious development.
109:5.5 Heredity may interfere with the r. of personality
130:6.1 At any r. it affords me real pleasure to proffer my
185:1.9 Rome sent the second-r. Pilate to govern Palestine.
rates
42:3.1 physical properties depends on the revolutionary r.
42:3.12 and their r. of revolution are greatly diminished.
72:5.5 1. Legal r. of interest on invested capital.
rather—non-exhaustive; see—rather than
1:3.3 The situation r. is: “You cannot see my face, for
1:5.13 Personality is not simply an attribute of God; it r.
2:2.5 consists not in an assumed righteousness but r. in
2:4.5 Mercy is not a contravention of justice but r. an
3:0.3 Creatorship is hardly an attribute of God; it is r.
3:1.12 R., having been endowed with the power of choice
3:2.6 the affairs of the universe in a detached way but r.
3:5.1 final authority by direct transmittal but r. through
4:2.7 R. are such observed imperfections merely the
6:3.4 R. should you realize that all the merciful
12:6.1 Stability is not the result of inertia but r. the product
13:0.7 the present universe age of the grand universe–r.,
14:5.10 r. to suggest to you that death is only the beginning
16:3.16 speaks in confirmation of Trinity attitudes or, r.,
16:7.6 Virtue is not mere knowledge nor wisdom but r. the
20:6.7 demands of “stern justice” or “divine wrath,” but r.
23:2.11 not to appear boastful of their perfection, but r. to
26:7.5 spiritual luminosity of the Trinity, r. to afford all
26:11.5 R. should such manifestations of mercy and
27:4.1 formalities nor the dictations of artificial castes but r.
28:6.20 or “overthrows a nation,” but r. “he who subdues
39:1.7 but r. to adjudicate honest differences of opinion and
39:1.11 morontia ascent, but r. at the bottom of the ladder of
39:3.3 desires, but r. the true longings of the inner man,
39:4.5 to defeat or to delay justice but r. to insure that
41:3.4 When upwards of thirty times its size–r. thirty times
44:8.2 addition to this natural ability, or r. supplemental
46:2.5 R. is there a creative adaptation which foreshadows
48:2.1 but they r. make possible the transition environment
50:4.11 r. sudden and most inglorious end by Caligastia’s
52:2.6 life begins to replace tribal organization or r. to be
53:7.9 the finaliter cultural planet but r. sought to corrupt
57:5.6 vast column of solar gases, r. pointed at both ends
57:5.12 R., they travel in the plane of the Angona solar
59:1.5 mountains, or r. high elevations of land, rose along
62:5.6 were r. well scarred up by the time they were twelve.
64:4.13 They r. lived in fear of the dark; they had a mortal
64:7.16 An amalgamated race of r. superior potential
66:7.19 Work with the soil is not a curse; r. is it the highest
68:1.1 R. did the early races learn by sad experience that “in
68:1.4 but r. as a result of the organization of intelligent
68:1.6 That contemporary cultural society is a r. recent
70:2.19 Do not make the mistake of glorifying war; r. discern
71:1.22 consisted not in these reforms themselves but r. in
71:2.8 r. comparative and advancing practical adjustment.
72:7.5 Most of the states assess a r. heavy bachelor tax,
75:4.5 that Eve should surely not die but r. live anew in
76:5.7 it is r. that the evil and sin on Urantia afforded the
79:1.1 they were, r., the continual drifting of the Andite
79:2.2 they are r. the most inferior southern and eastern
81:5.3 R. is it an exalted and ever-advancing guild of
84:4.3 friend, lover, and partner but r. a piece of property,
86:4.5 eternity; they r. thought of recurring incarnations.
87:4.3 idea lies not in its reality or reasonableness but r. in
87:5.6 was not debasement of ego but r. an attempt to foil
88:4.5 not by meditation, but r. through long experience,
89:8.6 a new device for insuring against bad luck or, r.,
89:10.4 It does not mark man as mean but r. sets him apart
90:2.1 function of a shamanic medicine man; it was, r.,
91:8.13 is not a technique of escape from conflict but r. a
92:2.4 r. are the forms of religion dictated by racial morality
92:3.1 to discover truth, but r. to promulgate their creeds.
92:3.3 any idea lies, not in its certainty or truth, but r. in the
93:3.3 even Abraham r. regarded this symbol as standing
94:6.6 man seeks not to retain truth for himself but r.
94:8.8 r. was his teaching designed to picture to mortal
94:8.19 not a fraternity of believers but r. a community of
98:2.10 they r. craved promises of salvation, coupled with
98:7.1 reconcile an angry God but r. to win all mankind to
100:1.3 Growth is not indicated by mere products but r. by
100:1.9 subconscious realms of human intellect; r. does it
100:6.1 Religion is not a specific function of life; r. is it a
101:1.4 not by sight and feeling, but r. by faith and insight.
101:1.4 or in the finding of a unique experience, but r. in
101:1.4 Religion is, r., a profoundly deep and actual
101:1.7 merely lead men to want to believe in God, but r.
101:5.14 insight operate in the place of faith and truth or, r.,
101:10.5 of religion is not to satisfy curiosity about God but r.
101:10.8 a slavish part of the mathematical cosmos but r. a
101:10.9 Now, r., are the sons of God enlisted together in
102:2.2 personal prerogatives but r. the outworking of that
102:2.8 r. when religion is permitted truly to possess the
102:3.4 not to disclose that he has found God, but r. to allow
103:2.1 But the “birth” of religion is not sudden; it is r. a
103:2.3 not to do with sex, guilt, or personal pride, but r.
103:8.5 by the uncertainty of the doubting materialist; r.
104:3.15 not a functional unanimity; r. is it undivided Deity.
106:5.3 R. do trinities encompass personality and correlate it,
106:7.10 Such eventualities are r. remote to say the least;
108:5.5 not interested in making the mortal career easy; r.
108:6.3 but r. to the gift of the spirit presence of the Father
110:2.3 not trying to control your thinking, as such, but r. to
111:1.8 R. does he actively, positively, and co-operatively
111:2.3 the qualities or attributes of mind and spirit but r. in
112:5.8 We had r. assume the risk of a system rebellion than
113:4.1 operating from within and through the soul, but r.
113:5.3 r. that angels are not directly concerned with your
114:5.4 This r. loosely organized and somewhat
116:4.10 not creating these paths of divinity attainment; r. are
117:5.2 R. are such personalities progressively augmented by
118:7.2 It r. indicates the foreordained trend of the cosmos
118:9.6 not be thought of as limiting the action of Deity; r.
120:2.7 R. shall your life in the flesh on Urantia be the
120:4.2 Christ was not God in association with man but, r.,
123:6.9 he r. felt he should remain at home “with my father
130:3.7 museum was not a collection of rare objects but r.
133:7.12 r. is such peace attained by the stalwart assertion
135:9.5 John r. decided, with the minority, that Jesus had
136:4.4 the divine minds, or r. the first real functioning of
136:4.5 R. was this a season for thinking over the whole
136:4.10 not a period of great temptation but r. the period
137:1.6 but r. at all times concern yourselves only with
137:4.6 R. are we here to wait upon the will of our Father
137:4.9 already said–or r. desirefully thought–too much.
137:6.5 kingdom is not to come with glamor, but r. must it
137:8.13 kingdom is not a matter of meat and drink but r. a
138:3.6 they who are whole need not a physician, but r.
139:5.8 children not “Go do this and go do that,” but r.,
140:1.3 strength of armies nor in the might of riches, but r.
140:1.4 says, ‘Lord, Lord,’ but r. he who does the will of my
140:4.6 are not derived from not doing wrong but r. from
140:5.11 It is r. an attitude of man co-operating with God–
140:5.15 Jesus r. admonished his apostles to love men as he
140:6.2 I come not to transgress the law but r. to write
140:6.6 not to reform the kingdoms of this world but r. to
140:10.3 but r. to create a high spiritual and inspirational
142:4.2 r. shall all be concerned with one supreme duty.
143:2.6 it is not a duty but r. your exalted privilege to
143:2.7 you are no longer the bondslaves of self but r. the
143:7.4 prayer is not designed to increase knowledge but r.
145:2.4 to reveal the Father to the children of Israel, but r. to
145:4.2 the body, but r. that he is mighty to save the soul.
145:5.6 come seeking not for truth and salvation but r. in
146:4.4 See that you tell no man about your healing but r.
147:0.2 Herod r. believed these members of his own
147:5.7 not the rapidity of your progress but r. its certainty
147:8.4 The Father r. desires that you draw out your heart
148:6.10 that the Father does not thus reveal himself, but r.
149:5.4 “Seek not for false peace and transient joy but r. for
149:5.5 Jesus r. looked upon this world as the birth sphere of
150:2.2 Andrew had imposed r. strict rules upon his
150:4.2 body, but who are not able to destroy the soul; r.
150:5.5 not to be saved because you live a righteous life; r.
151:4.1 R. let them both grow together until the time of
152:5.4 sought not entrance into the kingdom but r. sought
153:2.4 but have r. proclaimed new liberty for man’s fear-
153:2.6 No, but r. that you might have more bread for
153:2.7 hanker not after the meat which perishes but r. seek
153:3.5 the mouth that spiritually defiles the man, but r. that
154:6.7 “No, r. is the one blessed who hears the word of
154:6.12 Admonish them to find no offense in me but r. to
155:4.2 if I choose r. to answer Thomas’s question.
155:6.12 the child I commend to you but r. the spiritual
155:6.18 but r. shall your religion become the fact of real
156:5.5 again I say to you, be not overcome by evil but r.
157:2.2 the fear of a dead religion that will save you but r.
157:2.2 merely to bring peace but r. to insure progress.
157:6.4 Jesus r. taught that the spirit was easy victor over
158:7.4 not on my side but r. on the side of our enemy.
158:7.4 Mind not the ways of men but r. the will of God.”
159:1.5 mercy to his fellow steward but r. had him cast in
159:4.6 but r. the confusing misinterpretation of these
159:5.8 his religion consisted in social service, but r. that
159:5.10 the practitioners of nonresistance to evil, but r.
159:5.10 followers patiently to bear their obligations but r.
160:3.1 Excitement does not augment energy; it r.
160:3.4 the locked door, would not destroy the door but r.
160:5.10 Think not that I have come to bring peace but r. a
162:2.1 should you not r. follow the light you already have
162:2.2 Judge not according to outward appearances but r.
163:3.2 r. should we recognize that with God all things are
163:6.2 but the r. rejoice that your names are written on
170:2.23 that sin is not the child of a defective nature but r.
170:3.11 improved social and material conditions, but r. in
170:5.7 The evil of the church was not its existence, but r.
172:1.6 reproved for that which she has this night done; r.
172:3.1 Lazarus that the villagers might believe, but r.
172:3.9 began to sing, or r. to shout in unison, the Psalm,
173:3.2 Pharisees and scribes, who believed John, but r.
174:5.9 R. will I say, and pray that you will join me: Father
179:5.4 Jesus r. sought to set man’s reborn soul free upon
180:1.2 r. do I bring you new joy and make it possible for
180:2.4 prayer is not a process of getting your way but r. a
181:1.2 but r. a ceaseless progression in grace, truth, and
181:1.5 see all this come to pass, be not dismayed, but r.
187:1.6 “Daughters of Jerusalem, weep not for me, but r.
188:4.9 personal salvation but r. the unselfish urge to love
188:4.12 not the fact of his death but r. the superb manner
188:5.2 nor condonation, but r. eternal and loving salvation
188:5.11 R., make sure that you see in the cross the final
191:1.2 what you may obtain from the kingdom but r. be
191:5.3 not to love the souls of men, but r. to love men.
193:0.5 You should the r. be stirred in your hearts by the
194:2.4 found in your consciousness of this spirit but r. in
195:7.22 but r. like the curious, thinking, choosing, creative,
195:7.22 the universe like the art of the artist, but r. like the
195:10.5 r. the second mile of free service and liberty-loving
196:0.3 many new ideas about the Father in heaven, but r.
196:0.5 which he held as a sacred creed, but r. a sublime
196:0.13 disciples to believe in him but r. to believe with him,
196:1.5 imitate the outward life of Jesus in the flesh but r. to
rather than
16:7.6 by the consistent choosing of good r. than evil,
42:3.13 matter pertains to its organization r than to the forms
42:11.6 but that is a matter of philosophy r. than one of
43:9.4 rule in the kingdoms of men r. than in the hearts of
69:1.1 Man should control his institutions r. than permit
72:8.5 technical schools are co-ordinated with industry r.
74:8.13 were predicated upon a belief in retrogression r.
75:2.4 tendency to look upon immediate results r. than to
82:6.7 rest on social and cultural prejudices r. than on
82:6.11 degenerate strains of the civilized peoples r. than in
83:5.4 the time when marriage was a family affair r. than
86:2.4 content than of nature, of degree r. than of quality.
89:0.2 was insurance against ill luck r. than investment in
92:7.3 the best in their neighbors’ living spiritual faith r. to
93:5.3 with the appearance of Machiventa at Salem, r. in
95:2.2 It was political and moral, r. than philosophic or
95:2.5 ethical and moral ideals, r. than elaborate tombs,
95:3.5 political r. than religious circumstances that made
97:3.1 Baal was a socioeconomic clash of ideologies r. than
99:4.5 it is what one believes r. than what one knows that
99:5.7 on the basis of unity of ideals and purposes r. than
99:5.7 Goals r. than creeds should unify religionists.
99:5.7 “faith” stand for the individual’s relation to God r.
99:5.9 His religion was danced out r. than thought out.
100:5.9 consciousness toward the subconscious r. than in the
103:2.6 toward moral righteousness and social ministry, r.
104:3.16 A triunity is functional r. than organic.
104:3.16 Its members are partners r. than corporative.
110:1.1 envisaged as indwelling the mortal mind of man r.
110:3.4 the ideal life is one of loving service r. than an
115:2.1 order of a future possibility r. than a present actuality
123:0.5 preferred to take chances with Herod Antipas r.
124:2.6 those of his own age, or more nearly his age, r. with
130:6.3 ally in the solution of your life problems r. than
133:5.6 in the equation r. than the simple arithmetical sum.
136:1.3 national glory–Israel’s temporal exaltation–r. than
137:7.7 and Sadducees were religious parties, r. than sects.
139:4.13 devoted to the social service of mankind” r. than
139:4.13 John taught loving service r. than ruling power–
140:3.14 Be willing to suffer injustice r. than to go to law
140:5.1 to manifest fatherly love r. than brotherly love.
144:2.4 to give in accordance with parental wisdom r. than
145:5.6 because of the healing of their physical bodies r.
147:0.2 and did most of their public preaching in Galilee r.
149:1.5 healing was desired for its spiritual benefits r. than
149:6.5 are led to praise the Infinite for what he is r. than
153:3.6 “Salvation is a matter of clean hearts r. than of
154:2.1 on their contention of congregational autonomy r.
155:5.13 as defended by the Pharisees at Jerusalem, r. than
156:5.5 delivered through spiritual transformation r. than
158:8.1 minus many of the beloved things of life r. than to
162:0.2 R. than dispute, let us journey over to the little
167:5.1 the publican went home with God’s approval r.
170:5.17 Christ thus became the head of the church r. than the
179:5.4 Jesus took great pains to suggest his meanings r.
184:1.2 Jesus might choose to leave the country r. than to
195:7.1 r. than attempting the overthrow of religious faith–
196:2.7 a confession of what he demanded of himself r.
196:2.9 Jesus saw most men as weak r. than wicked, more
ratification
93:6.6 this rite in token of the r. of the Salem covenant.
ratified
72:7.9 after both houses of the industrial congress have r.
ratio
25:1.4 the established r. yields three spiritual beings to one
31:1.3 received into the corps in the r. of one in a thousand
31:1.5 The Havona natives are also received, in the same r.,
42:7.8 This same comparative r. of electronic behavior in
68:5.1 the mores is always dependent on the land-man r..
68:5.10 Agriculture more than quadrupled the land-man r. of
68:6.1 The land-man r. underlies all social civilization.
68:6.5 industrial population slightly under the land-man r..
79:8.2 while a population well below the land-man r. for
81:6.11 beyond the optimum of the normal man-land r.
rational
16:6.10 which make it possible for man to function as a r.
28:6.5 credit is established for the survival of each r.
89:2.3 Sin was ritual, not r.; an act, not a thought.
90:4.9 The Greeks were the first to evolve truly r. methods
94:3.4 philosophers failed to evolve a r. personal approach
101:1.5 the creation of a wholly r. insight which originates
101:2.1 religious experience of r. and average human beings.
101:10.4 affords him a r. hope of achieving safe conduct
102:7.1 self-explanatory; he actually lives in every r. mortal
115:1.1 be unable to form the first r. thought pattern,
115:1.1 frames for creature thought are indispensable to r.
115:1.4 neither can a finite creature offer a r. reason for his
rationalism
103:1.4 R. is wrong when it assumes that religion is at first
rationalistic
101:1.5 While religion is not the product of the r.
103:6.14 the world of matter, it becomes r. or naturalistic.
rationalization
101:5.9 Neither logic (r.) nor emotion (feeling) is essentially
rationalize
88:2.2 modern religions represent an attempt to r. the fetish
195:9.6 threatens to dominate him, he invariably tries to r.,
rationally
16:4.15 can hardly be reasonably explained or r. understood
rations
122:7.3 Mary prepared double r. and made ready for the
Ratta—the last pure-line descendant of Prince’s staff
77:5.0 5. ADAMSON AND RATTA
77:5.5 This woman, R., said that her ancestors were all
77:5.5 Ratta was the last of her race, having no living
77:5.5 Ratta had about decided not to mate, had about
77:5.5 die without issue, but R. lost her heart to Adamson
77:5.5 And when she heard the story of Eden, how the
77:5.5 as she listened to the recital of the Garden default,
77:5.5 she was encompassed with but a single thought–
77:5.6 Adamson and R. had a family of sixty-seven
77:5.6 R. was greatly perturbed–even superstitious–but
77:5.7 Every seven years Adamson and R. journeyed south
77:5.8 Adamson and R. had at their command this corps of
77:5.9 thousand years from the times of Adamson and R..
80:7.3 by Sato, a direct descendant of Adamson and R..
122:1.2 Ruth, Bathsheba, Ansie, Cloa, Eve, Enta, and R..
ravages
71:0.1 society’s net gain from the r. and sufferings of war.
81:6.12 You are sometimes shocked at the r. of war, but you
134:5.13 The forty-eight states suffer the r. of war only
134:6.8 sovereignty which could protect them from the r. of
194:3.12 Urantia has passed through the r. of great wars in
ravening
140:3.19 clothing, while on the inside they are as r. wolves.
ravens
165:5.2 consider the r.; they sow not neither reap, they
ravine
173:5.5 pitched their tents in the hillside r. overlooking the
182:2.12 with Peter, James, and John, into a near-by r.,
182:3.1 James, and John, went a short way up a near-by r.
183:3.9 Jesus’ followers fled in haste back into the r..
183:3.10 those who had fled up the r. were returning, and
186:3.1 he early removed some five or six tents up the r.
raving
188:1.1 In their r. they sought violently to take possession of
ravished
94:2.4 Mortal desire and human ambition were r. and
raw
63:6.7 almost entirely reverted to the use of r. flesh.
69:6.7 Fire led to cooking, and “r. eaters” became a term of
70:11.6 The mores were the r. material of accumulated
81:3.2 The increase in trade and in the manufacture of r.
90:4.8 the values of r. cocoa and quinine were among the
ray—see X-ray
58:3.2 This short-r. energy charge of universe space is four
rays—see X-rays
41:9.1 These helper r. penetrate all space and are
42:5.1 The sun’s r. constitute four octaves in the scale,
42:5.1 the visible r. embracing a single octave, number
42:5.1 followed by the gamma r. of radium.
42:5.1 outer-space energy r. so frequently commingled
42:5.1 appear the infrared r., and thirty octaves below are
42:5.3 1. Infraultimatonic r.–the borderland revolutions of
42:5.4 2. Ultimatonic r.. The assembly of energy into the
42:5.4 will undoubtedly detect the phenomena of these r.
42:5.4 These short and powerful r. represent the initial
42:5.5 3. The short space r.. These are the shortest of all
42:5.5 r. require extraordinarily high or low temperatures
42:5.5 There are two sorts of these space r.: one attendant
42:5.5 They emanate in the largest quantities from the
42:5.7 5. Gamma r.–those emanations which characterize
42:5.9 7. The ultraviolet or chemical r. of sunlight and the
42:5.11 Infrared r.–the slowing down of electronic activity
42:8.7 These mesotrons are found abundantly in the space r
46:1.5 Under such conditions of lighting, the light r. do
46:1.5 they just sift out of the sky, emanating equally from
49:2.22 react in different ways to the chemical r. of sunlight.
58:2.2 highly important and health-giving ultraviolet r.
58:2.4 sun pours forth a veritable flood of death-dealing r.,
58:3.1 by the emergence of flood tides of short space r. of
58:3.2 The output of short space r., whether coming from
58:3.3 These eventualities in the origin of the space r. are
58:3.4 germ plasm as are some of the longer r. of radiant
58:3.4 to all of this amazing flood of the short space r. of
74:4.1 There, under the r. of the mellow moon, hundreds
95:2.8 When the oblique r. of the sun were observed
95:2.8 they betokened the letting down of a celestial
176:0.2 observed the temple, glorified by the r. of the sun;
re-created
66:4.7 The r. bodies of this group were fully satisfied by a
74:0.1 ten days passed before they were r. in dual human
156:5.2 mind and then, in association with that r. mind,
160:1.14 that he shall become the r. child of the divine spirit
re-creating
108:6.5 they are thus slowly and surely r. you as you really
re-creation
24:7.8 when a servital undergoes transformation and r..
re-creations
108:6.5 And all of these exquisite spirit r are being preserved
re-educated
15:7.10 spirit culture wherein the pilgrims of time are r.
re-election
72:2.1 legislators for ten years, and none are eligible for r..
72:2.3 He is not eligible for r. except upon the petition of
re-elevated
60:4.4 had been long since leveled by erosion and then r..
60:4.4 left of the remains of the original range which was r..
61:3.3 The Sierras were well r.; in fact, they have been
re-embraced
38:8.6 advanced and senior cherubim and sanobim are r.
48:5.10 are r. by the Universe Mother Spirit, and from this
re-emerge
42:4.2 again may this same energy r and many times change
re-enact
44:2.11 they function en masse, they are able to r. an age,
192:3.2 saw him r. the ordination scene even as when they
re-energizing
48:4.11 of depletion and are not, therefore, subject to r..
re-establish
35:9.9 Only a bestowal Son can r. interplanetary lines of
46:7.4 fabricate new bodies in which the old spornagia r.
136:8.5 them since he had not come to r. David’s throne.
re-established
79:3.2 sea lanes and caravan routes r. these connections;
97:8.3 that God would abandon Israel unless they r. their
98:3.7 r. the state religion, appointed himself acting high
130:6.4 “This day, my son, you are to be reborn, r. as a
136:3.4 Gabriel now r. personal communication with the
re-establishing
134:5.9 trend by r. the submerged political sovereignty of
re-establishment
89:10.6 only received as the consciousness of r. of loyalty
140:8.1 a restoration of David’s throne and the r. of Israel
re-evaluate
92:7.13 and this demand will compel religion to r. itself.
re-examined
15:7.10 wherein the pilgrims of time are re-educated and r.
re-explore
112:6.8 requires time for the mortal survivor to r. and relearn
re-keyed
43:8.2 While you are r. each time you pass from one major
48:2.21 you must be r. or advance-tuned, and it is the task of
re-keying
48:2.22 spiritizing creation is effected by this selective r..
re-present
113:6.6 seraphim will repersonalize you and then r. you to
reach—noun
4:1.6 The divine r. extends around the circle of eternity.
8:1.11 It is enough of a r of the mind of the children of time
21:5.10 They possess a sympathetic r. which extends from
91:8.11 it is a meaningful r. by the human for superhuman
118:1.5 the self extends this r. ever further into both past and
158:5.2 of love, only the sincerity and r. of your faith.
160:5.1 farthest r. of our minds toward eternal possibilities
163:3.2 which is impossible to man is not beyond the r. of
177:4.11 glory when they were apparently within his easy r.
196:3.30 Religion is man’s magnificent r. for final reality,
reach – verb; see reach out
0:3.20 technique of time-space reasoning in order to r. the
0:7.10 embarking upon the attempt to r. absonite levels of
3:5.11 surroundings stimulative of the irrepressible r. for
4:1.2 human race has struggled to r. its present position.
12:3.8 These investigators r. the amazing conclusion that
13:1.23 understand this mysterious transaction until you r.
16:3.19 and comprehend when they r. the centers of glory.
18:3.4 When you r. Paradise and search the written records
18:4.9 of the Perfections of Days before you r. Uversa.
19:7.4 the transport facilities in space that we can r. any
22:6.1 Certain of these Spirit- and Son-fused mortals r.
23:2.13 but not until you r. Havona will you recognize them
23:2.22 before an enseraphimed ambassador can r. this
23:2.23 hundreds of years for a native ambassador to r. a
24:6.7 pilgrims from our superuniverse would r. Havona.
25:8.5 If you, as an ascendant mortal, should r. Paradise
25:8.9 If an ascending mortal should r. the central
26:4.13 By the time you r. Havona, your sincerity has
26:5.4 fairly uniform for all ascenders who r. the central
27:3.2 by the time the mortals of ascent r. Paradise, they
28:7.2 not freely make use of their services until you r. the
30:4.24 Before spirit mortals r. Havona, their chief study is
32:3.10 and who, when they do r. the heights of glory, will
32:3.12 may conjointly attempt to r. the sublime heights
34:6.11 if you want to attain spirit levels and r. divine heights
34:6.11 if you sincerely desire to r. the eternal goal, then
37:10.5 mortals r. back and down to extend a helping hand
39:3.7 full guidance until you r. the brotherhood schools
40:8.1 this final surety of survival until they r. the last
44:5.9 your first lessons in these matters when you r. the
45:6.3 Thousands of mortals r. the mansion worlds
46:1.4 certain changes, until they r. the electric air-ceiling
47:5.2 When you r. mansion world number three, you are
48:3.18 You could r. Salvington without them, but you
48:5.6 When you r. the constellation, there are added the
55:4.2 larger groups of human beings r. the third cosmic
56:4.1 be fully unified personalities ere they r. Havona.
58:2.2 ultraviolet rays which now r. the earth’s surface,
64:7.1 of Arabia, was it possible for them to r. Africa.
67:6.9 This verdict failed to r. him because the planetary
76:1.1 full year for the caravan of Adam to r. the Euphrates
78:5.5 below the equator, but they did not r. Madagascar.
103:7.5 lead regardless of the conclusions which it may r..
108:2.1 Adjusters r. their human subjects on Urantia,
113:1.6 you r. the first or inner circle of relative contact with
118:10.19 Providence becomes discernible as men r. upward
123:2.3 efforts to r. a satisfactory solution of the problem
125:3.2 making inquiry of the last of the party to r. Jericho
129:4.4 human emotion which r from superb joy to profound
130:3.2 showing all who so desire the way to r. the harbor
132:0.10 r. the conclusion that the “tentmaker of Antioch”
141:4.3 When he failed to r. the minds of all of the apostles
143:3.1 cannot talk men out of perplexities when they r.
148:7.2 into a pit on the Sabbath day, would you r. down,
176:2.7 when you r. the end of your natural life and pass
177:5.2 When the rulers of the Jews r. an agreement to
183:3.4 before the traitor could r. him, he stepped to one
186:0.2 But the family of Jesus did not r. Bethany until
189:4.13 John, in great haste to r. the tomb and see these
192:1.3 himself into the water that he might the sooner r. the
196:3.34 soul-consciousness in a wholehearted effort to r. the
reach out
20:1.13 power of the Eternal Son which enables him to r.
91:8.1 in dire need, he experienced the impulse to r. out for
106:3.5 gravity and love r. out into time-organizing space,
132:4.6 Love your fellows and r. out for God with a whole
155:6.17 foster all such feeble attempts to r. out for him.
reached—see reached out
35:3.11 even after you have r. your Paradise destination.
40:0.10 scale of living beings until it has r. the lowest order
40:10.4 We have r. the undoubted conclusion that the
41:3.5 double star explosion, the light of which r. Urantia in
41:5.1 the light-energy pressure r. the explosion point.
41:9.3 after the maximum of internal temperature is r.,
41:10.1 limits of solar cohesion were r. and a vast pinnacle
43:4.9 sentiment against the archrebels had r. the point
49:5.25 the ethical progress of a human race has r. the limits
52:3.1 when man has r. the apex of animal development,
52:4.8 The physical sciences have already r. their height
55:9.3 these unified constellations will have r. the position
57:3.5 until, eventually, the critical centrifugal stage was r.
57:3.12 the nebular apex of condensation tension was r.;
57:5.11 other ten planets soon r. the stage of solidification
57:8.22 The backbone of the Asiatic land mass r. a height of
59:4.3 The brachiopods early r. their climax, being
59:4.11 The lung and armored fishes r. an evolutionary apex,
59:6.8 Among the land animals the frogs r. their climax
60:2.1 Land-animal life r. its greatest development, in point
61:7.2 it r. to southern Illinois, displacing the Mississippi
61:7.5 But the central lobe r. south to cover most of the
61:7.9 150,000 years ago the sixth and last glacier r. its
62:1.2 These migrating tribes finally r. the salubrious
62:5.3 These first human beings r. full maturity at twelve
63:5.2 Before this extensive ice sheet r. France and the
64:4.3 greatly improved the work in flint until it almost r.
64:4.9 600,000 years ago the ice had r. its northernmost
64:4.12 culture of superstitious mankind r. its lowest levels.
64:7.17 And some of them r. Iceland, others Greenland,
64:7.18 They r. the continent about twenty-one hundred
67:6.7 forward the physical evolution of man until it r. that
74:4.1 r. a virtually unanimous conclusion that Adam
74:8.9 general usage for a long time after they r. Palestine.
76:0.2 Sansa were born before the Adamic caravan had r.
76:1.2 When word had r. the dwellers in the land of the
78:2.3 to deteriorate until it r. a natural evolutionary level.
78:2.4 the Adamites steadily deteriorated until it r. a state
78:5.7 in a fleet of small boats from Japan, eventually r.
78:5.7 none but the one hundred and thirty-two ever r.
79:5.9 notwithstanding that traces of Andite blood r. Peru.
80:1.3 that Egypt r. its lowest cultural level fifteen thousand
80:4.4 later waves moved so rapidly that they r. Europe as
80:9.7 the westward thrust of the Andonites r. Europe.
81:6.15 Only recently has Urantia r. that point where society
85:4.4 Fire reverence r. its height in Persia, where it long
85:6.5 But the worship of man by man r. its height when
93:7.2 while another traversed China and r. the Japanese
94:11.8 broad levels which the minds of the Buddhists r.,
96:6.2 but when they once r. the fertile lands of Palestine,
98:5.2 But by the time Mithraism r. Rome, it had become
117:6.21 will find the Supreme until all ascenders have r. that
122:3.2 both he and Mary r. the conclusion that they had
123:1.1 On the fourth day of the journey the party r. its
124:6.1 Jesus, having now r. the threshold of young
124:6.7 By nightfall they r. Jericho, where they remained
124:6.12 r. the place prearranged for their accommodation
124:6.13 later, as soon as Jesus r. the required age of fifteen.
125:0.3 From the time they left Nazareth until they r. the
125:2.11 for Jesus to return when he r. the age of fifteen
125:3.2 did not discover his absence until they r. Jericho
127:2.2 were making good headway until they r. Nazareth.
129:4.2 spiritual growth–of the Son of Man well-nigh r.
130:8.4 At last they r. Naples and felt they were not far
133:3.1 By the time they r. Corinth, Ganid was becoming
134:0.1 he r. his final decision as to the remainder of his
135:8.1 when John r. the neighborhood of Pella in his
136:9.8 Jesus r. the conclusion that such utterances did not
137:1.6 Jesus was asleep when they r. his abode, but they
137:2.8 going by the village of Nain, r. Nazareth late that
150:0.1 Abner, with the apostles of John, r. Bethsaida and
150:6.3 Peter, the last to arrive, had r. the encampment
151:5.7 when Jesus and his associates r. the shore, they all
151:6.5 man crouching like an animal at his feet, r. down
152:0.1 cure of Amos, the Kheresa lunatic, had already r.
152:0.2 Shortly before they r. the ruler’s house, as they
152:4.3 John r. down and pulled Peter out of the sea.
153:5.2 worries, when they r. home, Jesus refused to eat.
154:3.2 On Saturday night, May 21, word r. Tiberias that
154:6.4 When they r. the Zebedee house, Jesus was in the
156:6.2 They r. Zebulun on Sunday, the 31st, holding a
157:6.1 When they r. Caesarea-Philippi, the treasury was
158:0.1 when Jesus and his associates r. the foot of Mount
158:1.3 They r. their destination, about halfway up the
158:1.10 he r. down and touched them, saying: “Arise and
164:0.2 They r. Jericho about half past four and prepared to
165:1.2 the interest in his message had r. a high point,
167:4.1 This message r. Jesus at the close of the evening
168:0.3 runner brought back Tuesday when he r. Bethany.
168:0.6 When Martha had thus spoken, Jesus r. down and
168:5.2 permitting himself to rest long until Lazarus had r.
169:0.2 Word regarding the resurrection of Lazarus had r.
169:1.8 And when the young man had r. this decision, he
171:3.4 They had r. the conclusion that Jesus might, in an
172:5.4 as to what would happen when they r. the temple.
172:5.6 By the time they r. the temple, he was perturbed
172:5.7 Nathaniel reasoned it out, before they r. the temple
172:5.9 By the time they r. the temple, Thomas had
172:5.13 a certain episode which occurred just as Jesus r.
173:1.3 money to meet the temple dues after they had r.
177:0.4 The Master smiled on John and r. to take the basket.
177:3.3 Having r. these conclusions, he lost no time in
177:4.2 he had r. the conclusion that, while Jesus was a
178:1.8 help to make such a citizen the more easily r. by
178:2.8 When the apostles r. the city, they met the man with
182:0.2 engage in open comment about Judas until they r.
182:3.4 As he r. down to shake them that he might awaken
183:2.1 By the time the apprehenders r. the Mark home,
185:5.1 the tetrarch must have r. the same conclusion
186:0.2 By the time Mary and John r. the city, Jesus,
192:1.10 so that, when they r. Bethsaida, Zelotes forsook his
192:4.5 Just a few hours before he r. home, his father,
194:4.11 In one of Stephen’s public sermons, when he r.
reached out
77:3.1 they had r. out to intermarry with the Andonite
187:4.2 When this thief r. out for salvation, he found
reaches—see reaches out
15:5.7 When a sun r. this limit, unless it slows down in
18:7.5 in the long administrative-advisory chain which r.
27:7.4 hundreds of years for the average mortal who r.
41:4.7 These enormous suns have an extending fringe that r
51:0.1 primitive man r. the limit of natural evolutionary
69:8.12 today man r. back, discarding the help of slaves and
94:3.1 most noble r. of the mortal mind into the domains of
101:1.7 man finally r. that position of mind and that attitude
103:7.3 But as ascending man r. inward and Paradiseward
103:9.2 and, in its nonmaterial r. toward the spirit realms,
106:1.3 The divinity ministry of the Sevenfold r. inward
108:6.4 the external and physical stimulus, which r. the mind
115:3.4 Though man’s spiritual nature r. up in the worship
118:1.5 As the self matures, it r. further and further back into
reaches out
39:5.14 he r. and touches the near point of the seraphic
42:12.1 Mind always r. towards: 1. Creation of material
56:4.2 Personality inherently r. to unify all constituent
68:3.3 a new factor in civilization, a fear which r. and
118:1.4 As mind r. into the future, it is attempting to elevate
160:5.5 Religion r. for undiscovered ideals, unexplored
reaching—see far-reaching
0:5.8 the emotional life r. upward through worship and
4:3.5 to attain the spiritual levels they are capable of r.
5:6.5 even r. out for a realization of the Absolute.
26:5.3 But long before r. Havona, these ascendant children
29:0.11 of morontia power upon r. the mansion worlds.
30:4.31 On r. Paradise with residential status, you begin
31:3.4 Mortals become quartan or graduate spirits after r.
40:5.2 r. the limit of expression in the angels–than whom
42:9.3 will change for six consecutive elements, but on r.
52:2.8 Upon r. the apex of biologic evolution, a high level
57:2.3 continued ever to whirl and, after r. its maximum of
58:2.1 —light is not the only solar contribution r. your
60:3.4 South America, eventually r. the present shore line.
62:4.5 splendid and superior animals, r. maturity at ten
64:6.6 But in a short time after r. the Americas, the red men
65:7.7 ministry–the phenomenon of the higher r. down
68:3.4 strain of society breaks down upon r. certain limits,
69:4.2 a wall wide enough to prevent the traders r. each
69:4.4 Any fugitive r. the market place was safe and secure
69:8.12 Civilization is r. back to fire–the inorganic world–
72:3.7 children must leave home on r. the age of thirty.
75:5.9 the Nodite settlement near Eden was not slow in r.
103:7.3 the God experience, he will likewise be r. outward
114:7.12 declining with the dilution of violet blood and r. its
117:3.6 his Adjuster develops new techniques for r. down
122:7.6 August 20 they resumed their journey, r. Jerusalem
124:6.1 They journeyed south toward Samaria, but on r.
124:6.3 Before r. the Jezreel junction, and as they journeyed
124:6.11 On r. the city, they journeyed past the temple,
125:6.11 Upon r. home, Jesus made a brief statement to his
136:6.4 In r. this conclusion in regard to the appetite of the
136:9.1 Jesus was r. the final decision which would forbid
137:1.1 he asked Jesus many questions, and just before r.
140:6.1 Sunday evening, on r. the home of Zebedee from the
143:3.3 Upon r. the top of the mountain, Jesus seated
144:2.2 praying is the sincere attitude of r. heavenward for
152:1.1 terribly impatient of this delay in r. his home; so
152:7.3 Immediately on r. home, Jesus dispatched
187:2.8 This left the tunic, or seamless vestment r. down to
195:10.5 the Jesusonian r. forth to grasp his brother in love
react
0:11.5 The Deity Absolute cannot, or at least does not, r. to
3:2.6 he does not r. to the affairs of the universe in a
12:6.6 nonpersonal ultimates appear to r. in accordance
25:4.19 Supremacy of Deity may be depended upon to r. in
30:4.12 have slept five thousand years will r. no differently
42:5.13 the eye can r. to just one octave, the whole light of
44:1.11 Mortals do not r. to the other forms of morontia
44:1.12 The majority of Urantia mortals r. to music so
49:2.22 These ten varieties r. in slightly different ways to the
65:6.9 Preintelligent organisms r. to environmental stimuli,
87:6.16 coercing the unwilling spirits to r. favorably toward
101:3.4 faith induces the mortal personality to r. to certain
102:2.3 Believers r. to this temporal life as if immortality
149:3.3 body and mind–emotionally–men r. individually.
149:3.3 they r. uniformly to all spiritual appeals.
159:5.9 Jesus required his followers to r. positively and
160:5.2 When men r. to religion in the tribal, national, or
195:6.13 If men were only machines, they would r. more or
reacted
95:5.4 all of which r. unfavorably against his religious
117:6.4 has a universe meaning which is immediately r. to by
117:7.14 observable by all creature intelligences, r. to by all
reacting
3:5.6 which necessitates grappling with hardships and r. to
42:2.11 mighty-tensioned, and forcible-r. energy–gigantic
101:9.5 good and right technique of r. to the ever-recurring
160:5.1 I have regarded religion as man’s experience of r. to
160:5.2 religion is always and forever a mode of r. to the
173:3.4 Each one of the twelve was r. in his own peculiar
reaction—see reaction to
2:5.1 of the universe is always a r. of divine affection.
2:5.9 only one reasonable and natural personality r. thereto
3:1.10 defensive r. of the majority of the worlds to save
8:1.4 can physical gravity be measured except by the r.
12:3.9 researchers have explored the present r. capacity
12:6.6 the explanation of this unpredictable freedom of r.
12:6.6 the r. of an unidentified level of mind, or the
12:6.7 causation discloses the r. of the Absolutes, not only
12:7.3 might for any reason dictate another method of r.,
12:7.4 Law is the unchanging r. of an infinite, perfect,
13:4.4 The differing factor in spiritual presence, or r., is
14:2.3 the higher spiritual orders of r. response vary in
14:2.4 those worlds excite a r. in your gross sense organs.
15:6.13 attracting body or sun because of the electrical r. of
17:2.2 had personalized, then a new and far-reaching r.
17:2.5 the stupendous r. of the Deity Absolute was not
17:6.3 what is known as the “supreme r. of complement.
17:6.3 We do not comprehend the nature of this r., but
19:5.6 with the natives does not produce any such r..
28:6.2 Origin is the basis of the relational r. of the Gods.
34:1.1 there occurs a r. of approval in the Paradise Trinity
39:4.18 human ranges of light r. so extended that all are able
39:5.7 Suspicion is the inherent r. of primitive men;
41:8.1 energy is liberated by various complex nuclear-r.
41:8.1 most common is the hydrogen-carbon-helium r..
41:8.1 In this r. the ingoing hydrogen particles come
42:6.1 dimensions and established weight–precise gravity r.
42:8.2 This unnamed influence seems to be a space-force r.
44:1.13 rhythm stimulate the r. of the music-loving sense
56:9.4 the impersonal and co-ordinate r. of the Trinity
65:4.4 This chemical action and r. concerned in wound
70:1.1 hostility the automatic r. of the children of nature,
84:5.9 The r. of enlightened peoples from the inequitable
84:6.5 The differences of nature, r., viewpoint, and
86:2.6 whimsical and temperamental r. of the spirit world;
92:1.3 Religion arises as a biologic r. of mind to spiritual
92:2.6 the humanly conceived ideal of r. in any given set of
93:9.9 In their r. against national inferiority the Jews swung
94:2.6 the Brahmanic priesthood experienced a violent r.
94:3.2 was identified as creative energy and cosmic r..
100:4.1 initiate the choosing of new and better r. habits in
100:4.1 habits in the place of older and inferior r. patterns.
101:9.7 the affairs of his fellows–the ethical r. of religion.
102:0.1 his fears, loves, longings, and beliefs are but the r.
104:2.6 the God of force, energy, power, causation, r.,
105:2.2 and “first” repercussional r. within the I AM.
110:5.1 Conscience is a human and purely psychic r..
110:5.5 blunder into exalting a r. of the mortal mind to the
110:5.7 guardian of destiny to be a rare and fortuitous r..
117:6.5 the child of the cosmic r. of the Supreme Being,
118:8.11 An automatic universe r. is stable and, in some form,
136:6.3 it is, therefore, a legitimate r. of a Urantia mortal.
152:3.1 The r. of the multitude to this sudden and
152:3.1 there was but one unanimous r.: “Here is our king.
156:6.7 there occurred a r. among the entire Jewish people
159:5.10 alert in the quick and positive r. of good to evil
160:3.5 calling forth the r. of the very best that is resident
172:5.3 The r. from the spectacular procession into the
172:5.9 humorous appeal, and he was cheered up by this r.
175:3.1 their r. of bitter resentment toward Jesus’ last
reaction to
5:3.3 worship as a natural and spontaneous r. to the
10:7.4 and of the incompleteness of finite r. to the Trinity.
29:4.12 their superiors and in r. to existing energy conditions
32:3.9 living, personality r. to the existing environment.
42:5.15 a wavelike r. to the passage of rapidly moving
65:0.1 for mind–material mechanisms for intelligent r. to
70:1.2 War is an animalistic r. to misunderstandings and
86:6.1 The state is man’s r. to his natural environment,
89:8.1 dedication to lifelong virginity, and was a moral r. to
92:4.3 It is man’s r. to belief in a hypothetical ghost-spirit
97:8.2 pessimism of Ecclesiastes was a worldly wise r. to
100:1.8 religious predispositions toward favorable r. to
100:2.3 an enlightened and wise technique of spiritual r. to
110:5.7 yet, his passive r. to, and inactive concern toward,
112:1.7 and the general phenomenon of r. to environment.
112:1.14 organismal patterns of r. to such an environment.
112:5.20 the persistence of the identity of selfhood r. to
127:5.2 a natural r. to the dread of losing the head and sole
137:4.5 Jesus was much sobered by his r. to her suggestive
170:5.10 the tragedy consisted in the fact that this social r. to
180:5.9 in the nonresistance of all selfish r. to the universe,
reactional
82:0.1 Marriage is man’s r. adjustment to such bisexuality,
reactionary
97:2.1 many truth teachers endeavored to stem the r. tide
reactions—see reactions to
0:4.13 Paradise influences the r. and conduct of all beings
0:11.8 conditioned by the will-r. and purposeful mandates
1:6.4 external r. or the material presence of that person.
1:7.8 Paradise Deity are, in all universe reality r. and in
2:2.3 The r. of a changeless God, in the execution of his
4:1.7 I am constantly confronted with cosmic r. which I
4:3.2 human emotions and as man understands such r..
4:4.3 there are no limits to his universe r. save those which
7:1.4 The r. and fluctuations of spirit gravity are ever
7:1.8 All r. of the spirit-gravity circuit of the grand univ.
7:1.8 We recognize all actions and r. of the omnipresent
7:1.9 phenomena which are not so predictable in their r..
7:1.9 the r. associated with the conjectured performances
9:1.4 he dominates all r. with mind, wields great power
9:3.2 is revealed in the personal r. of the Conjoint Actor
9:5.7 human intellect should lead only to r. of humility.
10:4.7 and in harmony with the r. of your mind and soul.
12:6.4 actions and r. of experiential Deity and the Absolutes
13:4.3 Physical r. are uniform, unvarying, and always
13:4.5 This differential is inherent in the freewill r. of
14:2.4 deaf, blind, and utterly lacking in all other sense r.;
14:2.4 deprived of all environmental stimuli and r. thereto.
14:2.5 There are numerous phenomena and spiritual r.
15:8.8 living in the midst of force actions and energy r.
16:6.2 these same Master Spirits dominate the basic r. of all
24:2.8 The partial emergence of will observed in the r. of
27:7.6 tremendous r. of the spiritual emotions of beings
28:4.5 collective natures and r. of the Seven Master Spirits.
28:5.16 activities are directed toward promoting r. of joy
28:5.16 joy clearinghouses, seeking to upstep pleasure r.
29:4.21 as so-called catalytic agents augment chemical r..
29:4.26 and frandalanks are wholly automatic in their r.;
32:3.13 the universe repercussions of actions and r. within
32:5.3 the underlying purposes and basic r. of eternity.
34:6.13 the Spirit in the life r. of such a spirit-led mortal,
41:8.0 8. SOLAR-ENERGY REACTIONS
42:6.6 revolution determines the negative or positive r. of
44:6.7 to the production of multitudinous and joyous r. in
48:4.11 and eternally thoroughly businesslike in all their r..
48:4.19 Humor and play–relaxation–are never r. of exertion;
49:1.2 the living catalyzers who initiate the primordial r. of
49:3.4 The r. of the nervous system, the heat-regulating
52:5.3 The joy of living takes on new color, and the r. of
58:1.4 salt water that stimulated the first protoplasmic r. of
65:4.4 of possible chemical r. and biologic repercussions.
65:6.6 15,000,000 chemical r. between the hormone output
65:6.8 The r. of chemistry are not modified by education;
65:6.8 electrical and chemical r. are predictable.
65:7.2 the natural r. of mind as it is associated with matter
65:7.6 incompletely understood quick r. of mind to the
68:4.2 all of these tribal r. grew out of the effort to avoid
70:2.20 to the self-preservation r. of the human species.
70:8.7 industrialist, with their divergent viewpoints and r..
84:6.3 Their viewpoints and entire life r. are essentially
86:2.3 that the r. of existence appear between acts and
92:4.1 too far removed from the thought and r. of the age
92:6.1 Pygmies of Africa have no religious r. as a class,
99:7.5 with far less danger of precipitating fanatical r..
103:0.1 All of man’s truly religious r. are sponsored by the
103:3.5 attitude of the individual became the group r. of the
103:6.1 Theology is the study of the actions and r. of the
107:7.3 human choice, and all these are highly volitional r..
110:4.5 common behavior, so emotional in their ordinary r.
110:6.6 essential to the habit-forming certainty of such r..
112:7.7 Such fused beings are twofold in their universe r.:
116:3.4 Mind unifies spirit causations with energy r.;
118:8.2 Many human r. are mechanical in nature; much of
118:10.11 independent of the actions or r. of other individuals;
132:7.8 this youth never experienced r. of antagonism
133:5.10 universe consists in the nature and r. of the Father
140:5.4 his four transcendent and supreme r. of fatherly love
140:5.15 by pointing out four supreme r. of fatherly love:
153:1.3 prior and habitual mental attitudes and spirit r..
195:7.8 Both optimism and pessimism are concept r. in a
reactions to
35:3.11 And never will you forget your r. to the first day
48:2.23 These changes result in altered r. to the morontia
91:2.2 and magic arose as a result of man’s adjustive r. to
101:2.17 attempt to study the phenomena of religious r. to the
101:3.17 exhibition of such extraordinary and unnatural r. to
108:5.6 sorrow are in the main human and material r. to
122:5.3 In emotional r. to his adult-life environment, Jesus
125:2.11 Mary was deeply pained at his r. to the Jerusalem
125:3.2 many of his unusual r. to the events of Passover
132:4.1 Jesus desired to learn their r. to the life they were
139:8.3 changes in Thomas’s mental r. to his fellow men.
140:4.8 total of one’s emotional r to the social and economic
reactive
16:8.5 characteristic phenomena of mortal r. behavior:
16:8.15 to become r. to the constitutive recognition of the
16:8.19 the gift of the divine presence but also exhibits r.
29:3.11 physical controllers are sometimes automatically r.
42:2.8 Primordial force is seemingly r. to transcendental
44:0.15 High spirits are r. to nothing material excepting
46:7.5 They are only r. to the first five of the adjutant mind-
63:4.2 not so sensitive to pain nor so r. to unpleasant
65:6.8 mind can profit from experience, can learn from r.
65:6.9 but those organisms which are r. to mind ministry
91:5.2 devotions are r. upon the individuals composing the
104:4.29 The Fifth Triunity–the triunity of r. infinity.
104:4.33 This triunity manifests unlimited r. capacity to the
104:4.43 boundless possibilities of static, r., nondeity reality
105:2.10 6. The Infinite Capacity. I AM static-r..
105:3.7 Static, r., and abeyant; the unrevealed cosmic infinity
107:4.4 the presence of Adjusters by means of spiritual r.
117:1.9 self-acting upon the universe and self-r. to the sum
117:5.8 receptive and r. to the emerging values in ascending
118:4.3 are r. to those causations of the Deity Absolute
reactivity
115:7.8 unifies Deity activation with the Unqualified r..
reactor
0:4.13 universe activities, far more of a controller than a r..
reacts
8:6.4 This divine personality also r. to the universe as a
12:8.7 The Conjoint Actor r. to both material and
34:0.2 A Creative Spirit r. to physical and spiritual realities;
37:5.11 Such designed limitation of mortal ascent r. to the
117:5.6 When man acts, the Supreme r., and this constitutes
134:7.3 learning how man lives, thinks, feels, and r. to the
read—see read, have you
0:0.4 assist those who shall r. the accompanying papers
14:1.12 You have unwittingly r. the truth when your eyes
22:4.7 You mortals who r. this message may yourselves
27:5.1 are the higher “living epistles” known and r. by all
28:6.6 living records of mercy ministration which are r.
28:6.14 On Urantia, you grotesquely essay to r. character
53:7.12 It r.: “Not a single Jerusem citizen was lost.
89:8.8 Prayers are still r. out of books, recited formally,
96:7.5 And when you r. the lofty concept of divinity found
122:4.4 “a maiden shall bear a son,” was made to r.,
123:2.14 Jesus learned to r., write, and speak, fluently, three
123:3.1 And in a very short time he could r. it readily.
123:5.1 to acquaint himself with the task of learning to r.,
123:5.4 would often be asked to r. the Hebrew scriptures to
126:0.4 he might be permitted regularly to r. the Scriptures
126:2.6 harp, and to hear him r. from the Greek scriptures.
126:3.8 proved very intriguing to him, and he r. and reread
126:3.8 As Jesus would r. these passages (understanding that
126:4.1 Jesus had been asked to r. the Scriptures, but now
126:4.1 stood up and began to r.: “The spirit of the Lord
126:4.8 when he had thus r., Jesus sat down, and the people
126:4.8 pondering the words which he had so graciously r.
127:3.8 Jesus continued to r. the Sabbath scriptures at the
128:5.9 r. the Scriptures often in the synagogue on the
135:3.2 John r. a thousand times Daniel’s description of
135:3.2 further r. “in the days of these kings shall the God
135:3.3 by these passages which he r. in the Scriptures.
135:3.3 In Daniel he r.: “I saw in the night visions, and,
135:4.4 Throughout this period John r. much in the sacred
135:4.4 John r. and reread the last five chapters of Isaiah,
135:4.4 Then he would r. in Malachi: “Behold, I will send
135:5.4 Many who r. the Old Testament literally looked
137:6.2 he r. from the Prophet Isaiah: “Thus says the Lord:
137:8.4 Jesus r. from the Scriptures these passages: “You
142:3.9 you would have known these truths had you r. the
148:5.4 of your confusion as you have r. the Scriptures.
148:5.5 instructed you if you had only r. with discernment
150:3.1 Joanna r. from the Scriptures concerning woman’s
150:8.1 sacred writings from which to r. the Scripture
150:8.8 he presented to Jesus that he might r. the Scripture
150:8.8 It was customary to call upon seven persons to r.
150:8.8 the visitor might r. the lesson of his own selection.
150:8.8 Jesus, taking the roll, stood up and began to r. from
150:8.9 to Isaiah and began to r.: “The spirit of the Lord is
153:1.1 Jairus presided and handed Jesus the Scriptures to r..
153:2.2 and r. from Jeremiah: “‘If you will not hearken to
153:2.11 You have r. where it is written in the Prophets,
159:5.1 James, when you r. the Scriptures look for those
162:3.5 benefit of her would-be accusers; and when they r.
164:1.1 and the prophets; how do you r. the Scriptures?”
173:4.4 Jesus said: “Did you never r. in the Scripture
175:2.3 but we would warn all who r. this narrative that
185:5.8 he wished to r. the communication which he had
185:5.8 When Pilate opened this letter from his wife, he r.:
187:1.2 it r.: “Jesus of Nazareth–the King of the Jews.”
187:1.3 modified to r., “He said, ‘I am the king of the Jews
187:2.5 r. in three languages, “Jesus of Nazareth–the King
188:1.1 the centurion r. the permit from Pilate to the Jews
read, have you or have you not
130:8.2 ‘You shall seek me and find me when you shall
130:8.2 ‘He looks down upon men, and if any will say:
142:3.9 ‘And the anger of the Lord was kindled against
145:2.5 Have you not r. in the Scriptures where the
145:2.6 “Have you not r. these promises?
145:2.7 “Have you not r. also where Ezekiel taught even
147:6.4 but did you never r. in the Scripture that, one day
147:6.4 And have you not r. in our law that it is lawful to
148:4.10 ‘You are the children of the Lord your God.’
148:6.2 Have you not r. that masterpiece of Semitic
149:4.2 ‘wrath kills the foolish man,’ and that man ‘tears
149:5.2 ‘The spirit of man is the candle of the Lord,
149:6.12 The priests thereof teach for hire, and the prophets
150:5.2 ‘In the Lord have I righteousness and strength.’
150:5.2 ‘shall be called the Lord our righteousness,’
152:5.3 ‘Fear not, stand still and see the salvation of the
162:6.3 ‘Behold, as the waters are poured out upon dry
165:4.8 ‘There is he who waxes rich by his wariness and
165:4.8 the commandment: ‘You shall not covet.’
165:4.8 the Psalms that ‘the Lord abhors the covetous,’
165:4.8 ‘Let not the rich man glory in his riches’;
173:1.8 ‘Out of the mouths of babes and sucklings has
173:4.4 about the stone which the builders rejected, and
180:3.2 saying: ‘And they hated me without a cause’?
190:5.4 in him shall all the families of the earth be blessed;
193:3.2 ‘It is not good for man to be alone. No man lives
readaptive
180:5.10 must undergo a constant and living r. interpretation
reader
123:5.1 Already this lad was a fluent r., writer, and speaker
readers
28:6.19 These angels are indeed the mind r., heart searchers,
readily
11:1.3 maps, and compass, you could r. find these cities.
23:3.3 any other r. available type of personal messenger.
35:9.5 will of the Michael Son could most easily and r.
41:3.4 —suns r. split into two separate bodies, becoming
41:8.3 and such particles r. escape from the solar interior,
49:2.16 a mortal type which can r. negotiate atmospheric
55:2.10 You would r. understand that beings passing on
62:3.12 And so it may be r. seen that man and the ape are
73:0.1 Melchizedek receivers r. agreed to join the Life
90:3.5 attendant upon war, animal combat, and other r.
116:3.2 which creatures and Creators can so r. manipulate;
123:3.1 And in a very short time he could read it r..
129:1.2 join him in the enterprise, and Jesus r. consented.
130:3.3 The teachings of Jesus would have been r. received
133:4.2 render the difficult things of divine life r. receivable
141:6.2 Why did he resist me and so r. lend an ear to you?
161:1.1 Rodan r. accepted all that was presented to him
166:2.2 their message had likewise been more r. received by
193:2.3 friends could not r. recognize his morontia form
195:2.9 better concept of one God, and they embraced it r..
readiness
39:5.14 When all is in r. for departure, the chief of transport
39:5.14 and that everything is in r. for the departing flash.
74:5.4 a world in r. for their specialized contributions to the
108:2.10 mortals may be apparently in r. to receive Adjusters,
114:7.8 held in r. to act in possible planetary emergencies.
136:5.2 always in r. to obey the least expression of their
156:3.2 these gentiles to hear the gospel and to note the r.
167:2.2 the fatlings are killed, and all is in r. for my guests,
173:5.2 r. for the celebration of the forthcoming wedding
178:2.8 met them and showed them the upper room in r. for
178:2.12 inform Jesus that everything was in r. for the supper.
179:1.1 that the bread, wine, water, and herbs were all in r.
189:3.2 appeared in the resurrection halls of mansonia in r.
reading
90:5.3 services embracing prayer, song, responsive r.,
123:5.5 the student learned his lesson by r. aloud and by
126:1.3 He continued to carry on his advanced courses of r.
127:3.8 Jesus was skillful, so arranging the order of the r. of
135:1.4 John, as a result of r. about Elijah, became greatly
137:6.3 “When he had finished this r., Jesus handed the roll
137:8.5 When he had finished r., Jesus said: “I have come
144:3.15 an extra clause, r.: “For yours is the kingdom and
145:2.2 r. from the Book of Exodus: “And you shall serve
145:2.2 r. from Isaiah: “Arise and shine, for your light has
150:8.9 And when he had ceased r. from the law, he turned
153:2.1 Jesus introduced this sermon by r. from the law as
153:2.2 And when Jesus had finished this r., he turned to the
162:6.2 the responsive r. of the Psalms accompanied by
readings
29:4.2 commissioners are empowered to interpret the r.
readjusted
130:6.4 And when you become so r. to life within
130:6.4 you become likewise r. to the universe; you have
readjustment
7:1.4 immediate and instantaneous r. of spirit gravity.
15:5.12 astronomic r. is accompanied by tremendous energy
65:6.5 then began an adaptative r. toward thirty-two in the
174:1.2 later necessitate the r. of repentance by the child
195:9.2 enthralling epochs of social r., moral quickening,
readjustments
55:4.0 4. ADMINISTRATIVE READJUSTMENTS
55:4.20 The r. of this stage of settled existence pertain to
55:9.1 and additional r. of universe administration.
55:9.1 characterized by r. on constellation headquarters,
55:10.4 settling in light and life inaugurates profound r. in
55:11.3 administrative and other r. which would probably
55:11.5 We arrive at conclusions regarding the r. which
58:6.8 endless cycles of gains and losses, adjustments and r.
81:6.41 it is what survived the selective adjustments and r. in
92:7.14 more r. of human values in one generation than have
99:1.1 to a procession of changes, adjustments, and r..
128:2.1 trials peculiar to the problems and r. of adolescence.
160:1.11 to effect those vital reconstructions and r. of one’s
196:1.2 Indeed, the social r., the economic transformations
readmission
33:7.6 3. The question of the r. of any constituent part of a
46:8.1 This sector will be restored upon the r. of Satania
46:8.2 will come up for consideration the r. of the isolated
reads
159:5.9 which r.: “You shall not take vengeance against
ready—see ready—with made or make or making
7:4.5 Paradise Sons stand pledged and r. to function as
20:6.1 The method whereby a Paradise Son becomes r. for
26:3.9 They stand r. to serve all who must come and go in
27:0.11 Thereupon are you r. to begin the endless career of
28:6.4 They are always r. to supply their superiors with an
35:4.2 They are always r. to serve in all exigencies–
40:10.8 they stand r. to welcome the incoming stream of
49:0.3 are evolving so as to be r. for life implantation
50:3.6 clothed with morontia forms, r. for seraphic
66:7.5 they were eligible for marriage and r. to receive their
74:3.1 Planetary Prince and an experienced staff r. to
74:3.10 majority were about r. to fall down and worship
74:5.4 were at all r. for the reception of the Adamic culture.
74:6.4 They found their foods—fruits, nuts, and cereals—r.
75:1.3 Instead of finding one language r. for adoption,
87:4.3 and the universality of its r. and simple application.
94:6.6 he does not coerce mankind but always stands r.
95:3.4 r. response in the hearts of a people who believed
95:5.12 grasped his gospel and were, therefore, r. to return
97:1.3 Samuel was a rough-and-r. type of man, a practical
114:5.4 assistance of the archangels and their ever-r. circuit
124:2.4 his self-appointed champion and ever-r. defender,
128:2.2 Jesus’ old boyhood playmate and ever-r. defender,
128:6.10 always was Jesus r. to postpone the contemplation
129:0.1 And always was he r. to do everything humanly
130:3.1 when the boat was r., Jesus and his two friends
132:4.8 possess money and influence can secure r. justice
132:7.2 pagan was not r. to ask for help, and the eyes of
135:3.4 Get r. for the end; prepare yourselves for the
135:5.8 this sincere, enthusiastic, rough-and-r. preacher of
136:6.1 produce suitable bodily nourishment r. at hand?
137:7.3 We shall be none too r. when the Father calls.”
139:3.8 when they signified that they were r. to assume
139:3.8 When Jesus asked if they were r. to drink the cup,
139:4.10 John’s trust with regard to Jesus’ mother and r. to
139:9.3 always were the twins r. to lend a helping hand to
140:6.14 to your rest so as to be r. for the morrow’s work.”
140:7.1 “I know, Master, that we should now be r. to enter
140:7.7 came to Jesus, saying, “We are r.–let us now go
142:7.10 he is ever r. to share their hardships and assist them
143:5.9 as Nalda was r. to speak the real desire of her heart
147:5.9 indulgent parent who is ever r. to condone sin
148:6.10 Job was ever r. to admit that God is righteous, but
149:0.3 As fast as believers were r. to enter the kingdom,
151:2.7 fellow preachers were about r. to agree with him,
152:5.2 when all were r., Jesus said: “How long shall I bear
153:2.8 stands r. to give you the true bread of life.
155:5.9 established religions of authority afford a r. refuge
156:2.5 Jesus was not r. for an open clash with established
157:6.1 he had no r. funds of his own to hand over to Judas
158:7.1 little that night, so they were up early and r. to go.
159:0.1 they were r. to begin the teaching and preaching tour
165:5.5 your lives, and it behooves you to watch and be r..
167:2.2 who were invited, ‘Come, for everything is now r..
168:1.10 Adjuster of Jesus, vibrating with expectancy and r.
171:7.8 Jesus was always r. and willing to stop a sermon or
173:1.10 multitude, they would have been r. for it, but
173:5.2 saying, ‘Everything is r. for the marriage supper at
173:5.2 were bidden, to come, for, behold, my dinner is r..
173:5.3 When all was r., the king came in to view his
173:5.4 how shall we be r. for the king’s invitation?
176:3.6 shall you be r. for the reckoning call of death.
176:4.7 Be you therefore ever r. to welcome him on earth as
176:4.7 on earth as he stands r. to welcome you in heaven.
177:0.3 when I am r. to lay down my life in conformity to
177:4.11 r. to spring up to engulf him when he once dared
178:1.18 where David and his associates had lunch r. for them
178:2.7 show you a large upper room all furnished and r. for
179:1.8 They were now r. to begin the supper, except that
181:2.3 except for my death in the flesh, and I am r. to
183:2.1 informed him that he was r. to lead them to Jesus.
183:3.1 band that he might be r. quickly to identify Jesus
183:3.6 I am r. to go with you.”
183:3.7 Jesus was r. to go back to Jerusalem with the guards
184:0.2 so that they would be r. to sit in judgment on Jesus
185:0.2 Pilate was up and r. to receive this group of early
185:1.3 the ground, and sent word that they were r. to die.
185:7.5 Pilate was just about r. to release Jesus when
186:4.3 By the time the soldiers were r. to depart with Jesus
191:1.5 they were about r. to surrender their doubts when
191:2.1 I will tarry in Jerusalem with you until you are r.
192:0.5 apostles were awake and r. to partake of breakfast.
ready—with made or make or making
25:8.5 shores and to escort you to the reservation made r.
27:1.1 final instructors who make r. the pilgrims of time
27:1.4 grand stretch of faith as you once again made r. to
28:1.2 is made r. to go forth on the universe adventure of
39:5.12 In observing a transport seraphim being made r. to
39:5.14 metamorphosis begins as the seraphim is made r. to
47:2.8 they are immediately made r. for translation to the
49:0.3 several are now being made r. for the Life Carriers.
52:4.9 that the planet is not made r. for a bestowal Son by
52:4.9 the planet is made r. for the gift of the bestowal Son.
55:0.1 then is such a world made r. for the culminating
57:1.7 having made the space-energy conditions r. for the
59:3.1 the ancient Silurian seas made r. to engulf most of
65:1.6 When the Life Carriers make r. to engage in life
73:5.7 And so was the Garden of Eden made r. for the
73:6.6 When Van and his associates made r. the Garden for
74:2.5 This natural hill had been enlarged and made r. for
89:6.4 When the Chinese made r. to cast a bell, custom
93:10.1 they made r. the technique whereby he was to be
98:2.10 and made r. for that terrible orgiastic plunge into the
98:7.12 when Michael made r. to appear on Urantia,
101:6.7 the actual human complement thus made r. for the
112:4.13 actual personality form made r. for the reception
119:0.7 Michael made r. for his first bestowal adventure
122:7.3 Mary prepared double rations and made r. for the
124:6.1 A considerable company (103) made r. to depart
124:6.12 they made r. for the celebration of the Passover
125:1.5 and made r. for the celebration of the Passover.
125:4.1 arriving just as Simon’s family made r. to partake of
127:6.7 unleavened bread and the wine had been made r.
128:7.7 Mary sensed that he was making r. to leave them.
128:7.14 thus did Jesus make r. to enter the second phase of
129:0.3 realization that Jesus was making r. to leave them.
130:6.6 when they made r. about noon one day to sail for
133:8.4 after three days they made r. for the long trek across
134:1.7 who was now making r. to complete his career as
134:8.1 Jesus made r. his supplies, and securing a beast of
135:6.6 ‘make r. the way of the Lord, make straight a
135:6.8 “Make r. for the end of the age–the kingdom of
135:8.6 he made r. to baptize Jesus of Nazareth in the
137:1.6 you should be of good cheer, making r. also to go
137:1.7 And they made r., with their two associate apostles,
137:5.4 apostles to return to their nets while he made r. to
137:6.5 Make yourselves r. for the call of the kingdom.
137:8.2 Let us make r to proclaim the gospel of the kingdom
138:3.1 having balanced his books and made r. to turn the
140:7.1 Make r. to go to Jerusalem.”
141:0.1 Jesus and the twelve apostles made r. to depart
143:0.2 Jesus and his associates made r. to depart for the
145:3.1 had made r. to partake of their evening meal near the
145:3.8 made themselves r. to act with creative power
145:5.7 make r. for our departure for the other cities of
145:5.8 quickly made r. for the journey as Jesus had directed.
147:1.1 On the day before they made r. to go to Jerusalem
150:4.4 twelve had heard these words, they made r. to depart
150:9.4 they made r. that evening to go back to Capernaum
152:5.5 they made r. to go up to Jerusalem for the Passover,
156:5.22 other things Jesus taught them before they made r.
157:1.3 When Peter made r. to go out in the boat for a
157:3.4 under the mulberry trees, the Master made r. to hold
158:1.10 made r. to descend the mountain shortly before
158:5.5 “We go now to Caesarea-Philippi; make r. at once.”
158:8.1 While David Zebedee made r. to take them across
159:3.14 believers before they made r. for the night’s sleep.
159:6.5 before they made r. to start upon the last epoch of
162:8.2 Martha made r. to serve the evening meal.
167:2.2 ‘I have made r. this marriage feast; the fatlings are
167:4.3 Philadelphia before he made r. to start for Bethany
168:1.11 celestial hosts made r. to enact the drama of the
171:3.4 immediate followers, who now made r. to follow
172:3.1 when Jesus made r. to start for Jerusalem.
174:5.12 it is needful that you be made r. for the fiery trial
175:1.4 you likewise now make r. to destroy the Son of Man
175:1.20 make r. to slay him of whom the prophets spoke,
175:1.22 now you make r. to shed more innocent blood.
177:0.3 When Jesus made r. to go into the hills alone,
177:0.3 and yet you make r. to go alone into the hills.
177:0.3 lay hands on me until that hour when I am r. to
178:3.2 had with me, you must now make r. to share with
179:3.1 attitude of a servant, make r. to wash Simon’s feet
179:3.6 As the Master made r. to begin washing Peter’s feet,
182:3.10 made his human heart strong and r. to encounter
183:3.2 and Judas making r. to impress the traitorous kiss
183:3.7 stepped up to Jesus and made r. to bind his hands
186:4.5 As soon as the thieves could be made r., they were
187:0.1 After the two brigands had been made r.,
188:1.7 make r. spices and ointments, and return on
189:2.4 As they made r. to remove the body of Jesus from
189:3.1 summoned the archangels to his side and made r.
189:3.2 made r. to depart for the mansion worlds.
195:2.9 and had made the Western world r. for one God.
ready-made
50:6.4 the highest culture even when presented to them r..
100:1.3 do not force a r. adult experience upon him.
ready-reference
28:6.4 Significance of Origins are the living r. genealogies
reaffirmed
158:2.1 recently r. their faith in him as the Deliverer,
real—see real; real, not; see—real estate
1:3.1 Spirit beings are r., notwithstanding they are invisible
1:5.8 God is a r. spirit and a spiritual reality.
1:5.16 His prepersonal divine spirit is a r. part of you.
1:6.8 achieving the Father’s will becomes man’s most r.
2:5.9 for, as a father, a r. father, a true father, loves his
2:6.8 cannot exist forever in a progressingly r. and
2:7.4 man searches for truth, he pursues the divinely r..
2:7.11 All r. beauty–material art or spiritual symmetry–is
2:7.12 And when these values of that which is r. are
2:7.12 The r. purpose of all universe education is to effect
3:3.2 it should be a r. comfort to every human being to
5:1.9 and personality of the Infinite none the less r..
5:3.7 never become highly conscious of the r. significance
5:5.1 deliver man from the r. struggles of mortal living.
5:5.12 no matter how valid (r.) religious experience is,
5:6.2 personality, but we do not fully comprehend the r.
6:2.3 God the Son is just as divinely r and eternal in nature
6:3.4 The Father’s love is the r. and eternal source of the
6:7.3 divine spirit, a spiritual power, and a r. personality.
6:8.5 the Eternal Son will become increasingly r. to you,
7:4.5 to incarnate and make r., the love of the Father
7:5.9 Original Mother Son r. to the creatures of Havona.
7:5.9 So r., that forevermore each pilgrim of time who
8:2.7 the Son’s constancy are made very r. to the spirit
8:6.2 The Conjoint Creator is just as r. and visible to the
8:6.4 “The love of the Spirit” is r., as also are his
9:0.2 actual universe spirits, and all r. universe intellects;
9:8.12 form and distinct individuality; they are r. beings.
11:9.2 not even a r. part of the eternal Havona universe.
11:9.8 this perfect abode of the Universal Father is the r.
12:4.7 Space is, however, r..
12:5.10 Only progressive attitudes are personally r..
12:7.14 to be your r. and divine, even your eternal, self?
12:8.4 all spiritual realities to himself, is just as r. and
12:8.4 a physical nature than with the equally r. and mighty
12:8.15 Mind, matter, and spirit are equally r., but they are
12:8.16 In time, man’s body is just as r. as mind or spirit,
12:8.16 —the material as the shadow of the more r. spirit
12:9.4 that oxygen is the r. supporter of combustion and
12:9.5 Your religion is becoming r. because it is emerging
12:9.6 R. trouble, lasting disappointment, serious defeat,
14:2.1 worlds just as r. as those on which mortals live.
14:3.7 there are r. rivers and lakes on these perfect worlds.
14:6.29 central creation is the r. source of that indispensable
15:6.13 Light is a r. substance, not waves of hypothetical
16:9.3 If man fails to survive natural death, the r. values
16:9.6 Man thus becomes so beautifully r. because Jesus
20:9.2 They make r. the spiritual counterparts of material
21:3.24 These primary Paradise Sons are the r. revealers of
21:4.6 When a Creator deigns to effect a bestowal, a r.
23:3.4 how a spirit can be a r. person and at the same time
23:3.7 Messengers can be without form and yet possess r.
24:3.3 it is difficult for others to regard them as r. persons;
25:7.1 They are not indispensable to an ascender’s r. work
26:3.4 Such is the r. mission of the harmony supervisors
26:7.1 discover what true study and r. mental effort mean
27:5.1 records of truth, the living books of r. knowledge.
28:5.12 of Wisdom adapt decisions to the r. needs and actual
28:5.19 true motive, the actual purpose, and the r. nature
28:5.21 that all these transactions of the spirit world are r.,
28:6.19 The r. nature of any service, be it rendered by man
28:6.20 that is the r. measure of planetary greatness.
30:4.20 Mortals acquire r spirit identity just before they leave
30:4.20 the spirit form is just as r. as the morontia body,
34:6.5 The whole ascendant experience is r. as well as
37:10.3 The architectural worlds of the local universe are r.
38:2.1 Angels enjoy your efforts in music, art, and r. humor
38:4.2 Here each seraphim has a r. home, and “home”
39:2.5 These seraphim are the r. mercy ministers of the
39:2.6 are spiritual and beyond the r. understanding of
39:3.4 a basis of r. self-understanding and genuine mutual
40:6.4 does your sonship with God become eternally r..
41:5.2 Light is r..
42:12.10 have form, and these spirit forms (patterns) are r..
42:12.13 whenever a r. spirit-mind is functioning, there
43:8.4 training worlds you achieve the r. socialization of
44:0.15 activities of the morontia and spirit worlds are r..
44:0.16 building is very r. and very serviceable to mortals.
44:1.15 But be not discouraged; some day a r. musician
44:2.5 3. The light picturizers–makers of the r. semispirit-
44:3.2 These morontia and spirit domiciles are r..
44:3.2 vision, but they are very r. and beautiful to us.
44:3.9 structures nor their embellishment would be r. to the
44:3.9 comprehension of mortals, they are very r. to us.
44:7.3 but the r. soul of expression is absent unless these
47:3.5 with special or dispensational resurrections, the r.
47:5.3 This is the r. introduction to the intelligent
47:7.1 The experience on this world is a r. foretaste of
47:7.5 A r. birth of cosmic consciousness takes place on
47:7.5 A r. morontia character is budding; a r. morontia
48:1.6 the spirit will become a r. part of your personality,
48:1.7 And these morontia materials are r., literal, even as
48:6.29 Life on the transition worlds entails r. contact with
53:5.7 But this war in heaven was very terrible and very r..
53:8.4 That was, in principle, the r. end of the Lucifer
55:3.10 such glorified spheres present plenty of evil, r. and
55:4.1 Trinity Teacher Sons, but they do not begin their r.
56:10.12 greatness, is the measure of r. divinity attainment.
57:8.3 The r. geologic history of Urantia begins with the
57:8.16 850,000,000 years ago the first r. epoch of the
60:4.3 a r. mountain highland was elevated which was
63:4.4 early men had a r., although crude, idea of friendship
63:4.7 to avenge themselves against some r. or supposed
63:6.8 the organization of these peoples into a r. society.
63:6.8 These people had a r. though primitive religion,
64:6.23 sort–but none the less r. and beneficial–occurred.
66:5.20 that the r. causes of many diseases were too small to
66:8.1 No r. fault was ever found in him up to the time of
68:0.1 when a r., though imperfect, civilization had evolved
68:2.9 self-perpetuation are the r. objects of the home.
69:2.2 average tribe was one of destitution and r. suffering.
69:2.3 Primitive savages never did any r. work cheerfully
70:3.2 But r. government does not appear until superfamily
70:5.2 The first r. governmental body was the council of
70:6.2 When a patriarchal kinglet became a r. king, he was
70:12.2 After the arrival of r. kings the groups of elders
71:1.3 the American red men never attained r. statehood.
71:3.11 In a r. commonwealth the business of governing
71:3.12 kingdom, receive their r. rewards in another world.
71:7.4 Teachers must be free beings, r. leaders, to the end
72:12.5 sometime dawning of a r. age of spiritual striving;
73:4.2 This once completed, the r. work of landscape
73:6.3 but the “tree of life” was not a myth; it was r. and
78:2.5 the Adamites were a r. nation around 19,000 B.C.,
79:2.3 it was a r. calamity that both the blue and the red
79:6.9 During this age the Chinese built up a r. nation,
79:8.7 lingering vestiges of a r. concept of God remained
82:6.11 After all, the r. jeopardy of the human species is to
83:0.2 the r. influence which forever safeguards marriage
83:6.3 habituated to the practice of r. pair marriage.
83:7.6 The r. test of marriage, all down through the ages,
84:2.2 the progressive Iroquois never became a r. state.
84:3.7 to modern times the female has been a r. producer.
84:3.10 But women still had to do the r. work while men
84:6.3 are wholly incapable of full and r. comprehension of
84:8.4 There is r. danger in the combination of restlessness,
85:1.3 fetishes are many times symbols of the r. object of
85:2.3 plants and trees were venerated because of their r.
85:7.3 begins to develop into the phenomenon of r. religion.
86:4.1 It was all very r. to the savage who would awaken
86:5.10 The savage believes his dreams to be just a r. as
87:0.2 it arrives at the concept of a true Deity, a r. God.
87:2.10 models and substituted drawings for r. objects
87:7.8 relations, and glorify the good values of r. nobility.
88:2.9 But it does represent r. evolutionary progress
88:4.1 man attacks the problems of a r. environment
88:4.1 savage man attempted to solve the r. problems of
88:5.3 effects were believed to rest upon the r. person.
88:5.5 The savage never told his r. name to strangers.
89:1.7 self-control were the r. rungs on which man climbed
89:8.4 the gods as entering into r. agreements with man;
89:10.3 There is no r. sin in the absence of conscious
90:4.5 long time before herbs and other r. medicines
91:1.6 there is a r. danger that all prayer may lead to a sense
91:1.6 sin, unjustified convictions of guilt, r. or fancied.
91:3.7 that man can talk face to face, as it were, with a r.
91:4.4 The r. prayer of faith always contributes to the
91:6.2 Prayer is not a technique for curing r. and organic
91:7.13 prayer has no r. association with these exceptional
91:8.9 But r. praying does attain reality.
92:1.2 mankind is ripening for the appreciation of r. religion
92:3.4 The cult resists development because r. progress is
92:4.3 Revelatory religion is propounded by the r. spiritual
93:6.7 It was following this r. and public surrender of his
93:9.3 occasions, this brave man exhibited r. cowardice.)
94:3.8 level may be absolutely r. on the finite level.
94:4.5 In this way, Vishnu becomes r. and living in the
94:7.3 but he failed to show them the pathway to that r.
94:7.4 Gautama was a r. prophet, and had he heeded the
96:1.8 Elohim never became a r. part of Hebrew theology
96:7.5 the idea of a r. God was best preserved during the
97:7.6 Melchizedek beheld teachers proclaiming a r. God
97:9.20 the r. beginning of the Jewish and Christian Bibles.
97:9.23 The r. undoing of Judah was effected by a corrupt
99:2.1 Only the r. religion of personal spiritual experience
99:6.2 There is a r. purpose in the socialization of religion.
100:1.3 R. educational growth is indicated by enhancement
100:3.5 Values are not conceptual illusions; they are r., but
100:3.7 Man may manufacture a machine, but its r. value
101:0.0 THE REAL NATURE OF RELIGION
101:2.17 but never can psychology hope to penetrate to the r.
101:3.17 actual and trying situations of r. human existence.
102:1.5 God is so all r. and absolute that no material sign of
102:2.7 There is no r. religion apart from a highly active
102:3.4 R. religion leads to increased social service.
102:3.15 always is it true that the r. is the good and the good
102:3.15 true that the r. is the good and the good is the r..
102:4.3 could not become a living part of the r. religious
102:4.6 Spiritual experience is the r. soul of man’s cosmos.
102:7.10 the most r. of all facts, the most living of all truths,
102:8.2 we had better estimate the r. nature of a civilization
103:5.7 R. religion does not foster moral indolence and
103:5.9 belief that we are the sons of God and makes r. our
103:7.14 There is a r. proof of spiritual reality in the presence
104:1.7 and Buddhists were r. trinitarian postulates, that is,
104:2.4 And this selfsame Paradise Trinity is a r. entity–not
104:3.18 The triunities are nonetheless r.; they are very r..
105:1.5 though there never was a r. beginning to reality,
105:1.7 universes and personalities which have become r.
106:0.4 the present universe age may be no more than a r.
107:3.7 nothing on Divinington of r. value or profit to me,
107:4.4 able actually to discern the r. presence of Adjusters,
107:7.1 Adjusters are not personalities, they are r. entities;
108:3.2 The r. significance of the Adjuster’s complete
108:3.3 mortals do not receive r. universe names until after
108:6.6 so is the Adjuster the divine parent of the r. you,
109:3.4 there is a r. betrothal with the divine gifts, a life and
109:4.4 the divine Monitors are one of the r. potentials of
109:6.1 in vain; no true meaning or r. value ever perishes.
110:1.3 are interested in your temporal welfare and in your r.
110:3.6 desires, do constitute r. and effective co-operation.
110:6.4 danger or risk to the r. welfare of such a being.
110:6.10 Persons become more r. as they ascend from the
110:7.6 So few mortals are r. thinkers; you do not
111:4.7 You cannot experience r. joy all by yourself.
111:7.2 forth the pictures of the r. motive, the final aim,
112:0.1 Then will begin your r. life, the ascending life,
112:2.11 the material senses but may still remain r. to mind.
112:2.12 that all things material are initially conceived as r.
112:5.1 all but infinitely integrated aggregation of r. units,
112:5.3 identity is r. only in so far as the personality elects to
112:5.9 opportunity to reveal its true intent and r. purpose.
112:5.12 There is something r., something of human evolution
112:6.2 Such forms, while entirely r., are not energy patterns
113:1.5 when there is a r. betrothal with the Adjuster,
113:6.1 everything that constitutes you, the r. you, except
113:7.1 constitutes a glorious awakening, a r. resurrection.
114:2.1 By nature they were all r. leaders when they
114:7.13 forbidden to reveal the r. nature of the function of
116:4.7 But the local universes are the r. laboratories in
116:5.16 no part of the cosmic whole can find r. stability until
117:0.3 then has the actuality of the Supreme become r. by
117:6.10 The Father’s love can become r. to mortal man
117:6.21 God is existential and therefore r., irrespective of the
117:7.5 many reasons for deducing that he is quite r. to the
118:1.6 transcends patience by a forbearance born of r.
118:3.5 The r. difficulty we have in understanding space is
118:7.5 becomes God-identified, does he become truly r.
118:10.7 There is a r. and emerging providence in the finite
118:10.9 personality into the tempered steel of r. character.
118:10.19 Even morontia mota represents a r. advance in this
121:5.12 man’s quest for survival, thus portraying a r. hunger
121:7.3 ritualism and legalism, a bondage far more r. than
121:8.12 better to conform to our concept of the r. meaning
123:3.9 to sit down with the boy and fully explain the r.
123:4.5 The only r. accident Jesus had up to this time was
123:5.8 But his r. education—that equipment of mind and
125:0.6 disappointed by the explanation of the r. meanings
126:0.1 should be called the great test, the r. temptation.
126:5.12 and now began the r. career of this young man of
127:1.8 Jesus was a r. though youthful father to the family;
127:3.13 Mary recognized Jesus as the r. head of family;
128:6.5 Passover, Jude started up r. trouble for them all.
128:7.5 the more active prelude to his r. ministry for men.
129:3.8 The r. purpose of his trip around the Mediterranean
129:4.3 Jesus lived a r. life, a full life, and a truly normal,
130:1.5 goodness is so great and r. that it cannot contain the
130:1.6 discussion made clear to his mind the r. meaning
130:3.5 and Ganid decided that the Romans had no r. God
130:6.1 At any rate it affords me r. pleasure to proffer my
130:6.3 many obstacles, but the big things and the r. things
130:6.3 grieve over your misfortunes, r. and fancied.
130:6.3 your problems of living are r.; you cannot escape
130:6.3 your potential of r. achievement is the spirit which
131:4.3 From this unreal world lead us to the r.!
131:9.2 Truth is r. and divine.
132:0.1 and gracious manner, I would be a r. emperor, eh?”
132:2.10 A shadow is only relatively r..
132:4.2 looking toward the correction of their r. difficulties
132:7.2 If we know God, our r. business on earth is so to
133:4.11 From this day on purpose to be a r. man, a man
133:4.12 who will judge you by your r. motives and better
133:5.8 The r. universe is friendly to every child of the
133:5.8 The r. problem is: How can the finite mind of man
133:5.9 three levels of the true unity of the r. universe.
133:5.10 the presence of apparent realities is itself also r..
133:7.2 It was their plan to enjoy a period of r. rest and play
134:5.10 In the face of r. conflicts, one of these world
134:5.11 the beginning of the r. sovereignty of all mankind.
134:6.7 The r. disease is the virus of national sovereignty.
134:6.8 Urantia nations have not possessed r. sovereignty;
134:6.8 a r., bona fide, and lasting world sovereignty which
134:6.11 national groups will be afforded a r. opportunity to
134:9.3 He burned to give vent to the declaration of the r.
134:9.3 John never fully understood the r. significance of
136:4.4 the human and the divine minds, or rather the first r.
138:8.8 minds from miracle seeking to the finding of a r.
138:9.1 R. men simply could not actually desert a revered
139:3.4 James came the nearest to grasping the r. import and
139:3.8 something of the r. meaning of the kingdom.
139:8.2 Thomas was the r. scientist of the apostolic group.
139:8.3 Thomas had grown up to become a r. pessimist.
139:9.6 even reverently be called stupid, but they had a r.
140:6.5 in accordance with their intents and r. desires.”
140:8.20 you would have known that Jesus was a r. man
142:7.11 R. families are built upon tolerance, patience, and
143:2.6 are saved by faith, you have r. peace with God.
143:5.9 As Nalda was about to voice her r. and personal
143:5.9 just as Nalda was ready to speak the r. desire of her
144:8.5 This occurrence marked the r. union of John’s and
145:3.4 city of Capernaum was the r. capital of Nebadon.
145:5.4 the r. reasons why the kingdom of the Father could
146:2.6 the children may derive much pleasure and r. soul
146:2.10 present your petition in accordance with your r.
146:2.12 Let your r. petitions always be in secret.
146:4.5 And this was a case of r. leprosy.
147:4.8 have r. insight into the rightness and wrongness of
150:5.3 Father to make salvation more r. and acceptable.”
151:2.2 but because the truth has no r. root in their deeper
152:4.4 To Peter this experience was always r..
152:6.5 slowly awaking to the realization of the r. nature of
153:5.1 with their depression a r. fear for their safety.
154:2.5 solving of a wide range of r. universe problems.
154:6.1 their better judgment and r. spiritual inclinations.
155:3.2 The sojourn at Caesarea-Philippi was a r. test to the
155:4.2 What is the r. difference between their religion and
155:6.18 shall your religion become the fact of r. experience
156:5.17 mirror in which you may honestly view your r. self.
157:2.2 intelligent ministry to the r. needs of your fellows.
160:1.11 insight into everything worth while and r.;
160:1.13 those values which are highest and most divinely r.
160:4.11 Skill is one of the r. sources of the satisfaction of
160:5.3 be material or spiritual, true or false, r. or unreal,
160:5.9 your devotion to a supreme ideal, if that ideal is r.,
160:5.12 requires the attainment of actual levels of r. spirit
163:6.2 there had been a few cases of r. spirit possession
165:5.3 the kingdom, all your r. needs shall be supplied.
167:3.2 people thought that Jesus had healed a r. physical
168:0.12 sincere in their mourning, for they were r. friends
168:1.2 about the r. cause of these emotional manifestations.
168:1.3 and Mary; Jesus had a r. and deep human affection
169:4.3 realities spiritual and divine, truths r. and eternal.
170:2.10 unable to grasp the r. meaning of the Master’s
170:5.10 so displaced the spiritual concept of the r. kingdom
172:3.15 did not betoken any r. or deep-seated conviction
172:5.7 the r. reason for the Master’s entering the city in
173:1.2 the ground of possessing r. or technical blemishes.
177:1.5 Well, John, we have had a good visit, a r. day of rest
177:4.10 blinded to the higher and more r. achievements of
177:4.11 that heart, so often wounded, lost all r. affection
177:5.2 cannot be depended upon when r. trouble comes.
180:2.1 Remember: I am the r. vine, and you are the living
180:4.5 make that love r. in their experiences by loving
180:5.1 and assurance of true meanings on r. spirit levels.
183:2.2 He was not only disloyal, but he was a r. coward
184:2.1 the home of Caiaphas, where he knew the r. trial
186:2.8 the last to afford them r. national leadership,
188:4.10 The r. believer is only concerned about present
188:5.4 twenty-five years on the cross of a r. and intense
188:5.4 The r. value of the cross consists in the fact that it
190:3.3 They were about to discover that their r. trouble
193:4.10 Judas refused to talk over his difficulties with his r.
193:4.11 7. Judas never learned that the r. rewards for noble
194:3.6 its r. manifestation in the individual souls of men.
195:0.1 Peter was the r. founder of the Christian church;
195:0.18 r. truth of his bestowal might have been in danger
195:2.5 the r. values of the hidden meanings held within
195:5.14 of all these values, love is the true guide to r. insight.
195:6.7 and secularism are barren of all r. values, sanctions,
195:6.12 are just as r. and certain as mathematical deductions
195:6.17 The thing discovered is r. and apparently uniform,
195:7.1 Facts never quarrel with r. spiritual faith; theories
195:7.5 Adjuster-expression, the manifestation of your r.
195:7.18 religion cannot exist without the r. experience of the
195:9.5 distorted and compromised Christianity—the r. life
195:10.8 obstacles to the immediate advance of the r. gospel
195:10.18 more general acceptance of the r. religion of Jesus.
196:0.5 Jesus’ faith was so r. and all-encompassing that it
196:1.2 demonstration of his r. life of religious devotion to
196:3.10 The human mind does not create r. values;
196:3.20 But such a r. religion is not a purely subjective
196:3.22 personal communion with that which is divinely r.,
196:3.27 human, albeit r. religion enhances all moral values,
196:3.28 for theology ever adequately to depict r. religious
real
7:1.3 Spiritual values and spirit forces are r..
9:3.1 to inform you that gravity is one of the most r. and
10:4.4 The Paradise Trinity is r..
11:0.1 that spirit things and spiritual beings are r..
16:9.2 From its earliest inception the soul is r.; it has cosmic
97:9.24 Jerusalem, and thus began the r. Egyptian bondage.
102:2.5 Even the discoveries of science are not truly r. in
102:3.15 The eternal r. is the good of the universe and not the
105:0.1 of the origin and destiny of all that is called r.,
133:1.4 I do not believe that r. harm can befall me;
133:6.7 mortal knows of the existence of his soul as a r. and
134:8.3 were r.; they were his archenemies in the system of
185:1.1 grasp the fact that these Hebrews had a r. religion,
188:4.13 Human salvation is r.; it is based on two realities
190:0.3 food; nevertheless, these morontia forms are r..
real, not
10:3.5 Father; fatherhood is not r. without sonship.
12:4.14 But this apparent speed of recession is not r.;
44:0.16 This material building is not exactly r. to me,
104:5.1 are non-Father in constitution, but they are not r.
117:7.5 3. The Supreme is not completely r. to universe
160:4.11 Life is not r. to one who cannot do some one thing
191:1.5 that Peter had seen things which were not r. before
real estate
69:9.11 assigned by the tribal chiefs, who held all r. in trust
69:9.13 R. could also be put under the watchcare of spirits.
97:9.19 Jehonadab to destroy the prophets (r. agents) of
127:6.10 This r. deal was with a boatbuilder named Zebedee.
171:1.5 assisted Martha and Mary in disposing of their r.;
realest
101:1.7 to prove untrue to the r. and deepest thing within the
realignments
55:11.2 are concerned in these r. of the material creation.
realism
195:6.4 this age of physical r. is only a passing episode in
realistic
196:2.9 an idealistic religious life in the very midst of a r.
realities—see realities, spirit; realities, spiritual
0:1.1 of deity activities on diverse levels of cosmic r.,
0:1.11 Finite r. may not have endings, but they always have
0:1.12 level connotes a function in relation to absonite r..
0:3.20 Nevertheless there are antecedent and eternal r.,
0:3.20 are antecedent and eternal realities, superfinite r.,
0:3.23 of eternity existences–nonbeginning, nonending r.
0:4.7 R. existing in fullness of expression in contrast to
0:4.8 Absolute r. are eternity existences.
0:4.8 Subabsolute r. are projected on two levels:
0:4.8 Absonites–r. which are relative with respect to
0:4.8 Finites–r. which are projected in space and are
0:5.0 V. PERSONALITY REALITIES
0:5.2 to the progressive evolution of personality r..
0:5.12 Morontia may designate personal or impersonal r.,
0:9.1 actualization of absonite r. on the eventuating
0:10.1 without both of these unachieved r. we cannot
0:10.2 we hesitate to discuss those r. which are so far
0:11.10 absolute freewill act of differentiating universe r.
0:12.1 his personal will co-ordinated these dual r. by mind.
0:12.3 by the experiential actualization of r. created or
0:12.4 Trinity functions encompass Deity r., and Deity
0:12.4 Deity r. always seek realization and manifestation
1:3.7 spirit phases of the mind into the morontia r. of
1:4.7 But when an attempt is made to make plain the r. of
2:7.10 Truth, beauty, and goodness are divine r., and as
2:7.12 the isolated child of the worlds with the larger r. of
5:0.2 the existential r. of his six absolute co-ordinates,
5:5.6 that the r. of religion are utterly beyond the mortal
6:0.2 But I was instructed to portray the r. of eternity to
7:0.4 impersonal r. of spirit nature are always responsive
7:2.1 Paradise Sons, conditioned by the experiential r. of
8:1.4 by the reaction of material r. to its incessant pull.
10:2.8 inevitable that the r. of the universe shall appear in
10:5.1 absolute as far as all living r. of personality value are
11:8.8 is ancestral to all relative functional nonspirit r.–
12:3.12 cannot measure either qualitative or quantitative r.
12:6.5 meanings and spirit values of ultimate universe r..
12:9.0 9. PERSONAL REALITIES
12:9.1 with clues to the discovery of alluring personal r..
14:2.2 The physical r. of Havona represent an order of
14:2.6 balance between cosmic r. and all spiritual forces.
14:4.11 to describe the physical r. of the divine universe.
16:6.4 still more correct to say that these supermaterial r.
16:8.6 for individualized experience in and with cosmic r.,
16:8.15 constitutive recognition of the three basic mind r.
19:1.6 these three experiential r. affords the basis for a wise
22:7.10 study of the concepts of time and the r. of eternity
22:7.12 are attempting to trinitize certain conceptual r. of the
22:9.6 acknowledge deficiencies in the experiencible r. of
22:10.6 experiential r. which are essential to the enactment
24:6.2 those r. which “eye cannot see nor ear hear,
25:1.6 essentials; you shall be made ruler over universe r.
31:10.14 endeavoring to atone for their deficiencies in the r.
34:0.3 Spirit initiates the materialization of physical r..
42:4.1 other material r. as yet undiscovered on Urantia.
42:10.1 the nonspiritual r. of the First Source and Center–
42:10.1 —those r. which are concealed in space potency,
43:8.13 your farewell touch with these r. on the final worlds
44:0.20 to enlighten the human mind concerning these r.
44:2.1 hardly “entered into the mind of man,” those r.
44:4.8 the breadth and depth of these r. of another world!
44:7.3 the real soul of expression is absent unless these r. of
47:1.2 transformers are able to visualize many of these r. to
49:6.4 eternal r. of their newly evolved and immortal souls
52:3.11 this era is the universal interest in intellectual r.,
56:1.4 the ancestor of all relative, nonspirit functional r.,
56:1.4 these r., so diverse as manifested throughout space
56:1.5 Father, we observe the existence of these two r.
56:2.2 of communication between spiritual and material r..
56:4.2 inherently reaches out to unify all constituent r..
56:6.1 the experiential personality r. of experiential Deity.
56:6.2 The personality r. of the Supreme Being come
67:1.4 realization of, or maladjustment to, universe r..
67:1.6 rebels against the universe and all of its divine r..
67:3.9 the creation of superhuman values, even morontia r..
76:1.4 to cope with the r. of life in the face of the natural
83:8.6 should be taught something of the r. of marriage
86:6.2 the r. of the imaginary world of ghosts and spirits
90:5.8 invaluable in pointing the way to higher and better r..
91:8.11 gesture, but prayer contacts with mighty objective r.
94:8.8 of this material world to the r. of the eternal future.
94:12.6 once again receive the truth of expanded cosmic r.
99:4.3 way of living dynamically with the commonplace r.
99:7.4 reckons with the r. of divine meanings and spiritual
99:7.5 brings this same man face to face with the eternal r.
100:2.6 The only r. worth striving for are divine, spiritual,
100:2.8 to the rearing of the more noble and enduring r. of
100:3.4 Values are experiential when r. are meaningful and
100:7.4 Jesus frankly faced the r. of life, but he was never
100:7.12 Jesus fearlessly faced the r. of existence, yet was he
101:1.1 it represents true experience with eternal r. in time,
101:5.4 assurance of, and belief in, conservation of eternal r.,
101:5.13 the truth of a living experience in the r. of revelation.
101:5.13 know the truth of universal relationships, eternal r.,
101:6.16 even r. beyond the ultimate; the faith of Jesus
101:6.17 faith of Jesus, man can foretaste in time the r. of
101:7.5 in whether or not it distinguishes between the r. of
101:8.3 has falsified its trust when faith presumes to deny r.
101:9.3 wrong for him not to believe in those morontial r.
101:9.3 life’s greatest values and the universe’s deepest r..
101:9.8 the enhanced r. of time and the more enduring r. of
101:9.9 the temporal and natural world to the supernal r. of
101:10.9 the shadow of eternity cast by Paradise r. upon the
102:1.1 and more certain faith in the eternal r. of revelation.
102:2.5 perceives the universal r. through the eyes of the
102:8.2 necessary to an exercise of saving faith in eternal r..
103:7.12 interpretations of origins, functions, relations, r.,
104:4.38 those r. that lie outside the domain of deified reality.
104:4.45 associations are concerned with r., actualities, and
105:2.1 These seven r. are co-ordinately eternal,
105:2.3 of certain other r. that can hardly be so classified.
105:3.3 the absolute personality r. of the I AM and the
105:3.6 qualifier of the unqualified, absolute, and nondeity r..
105:7.3 The Ultimate is an eventuation of new Deity r.,
105:7.4 Among those r. which are associated with the
105:7.12 8. Absonite qualities and r..
105:7.16 And all of these manifold r. are unified absolutely by
105:7.18 manifestations of the limitless potentials of these r..
106:0.1 numerous levels of existential and experiential r.,
106:0.1 and experiential realities, of potential and actual r..
106:0.1 enhanced by a better comprehension of universe r.
106:2.7 The existential r. of the seven Absolutes are not
106:2.7 only the personality r. of the Father, Son, and Spirit
106:7.9 latency of the I AM, the suspended r. of eternity,
106:9.11 in this age the r. of the Father are revealed within the
107:7.1 Adjusters are not true personalities; they are true r.,
107:7.1 true r., r. of the purest order known in the universe
107:7.5 functioning in association with impersonal r..
108:6.5 These r. are actually there, notwithstanding that the
109:0.1 Thought Adjusters are, as it were, rehearsing the r.
109:6.7 these surviving and conserved r. are held in trust for
110:2.4 There are, therefore, two r. which impinge upon,
110:3.4 while you wholly overlook the more essential r. of
110:6.20 weaning the mind from its dependence on the r. of
111:2.9 the mortal mind is in contact with superanimal r.;
112:1.18 the unifier of all these factors as related to cosmic r..
112:2.8 all concepts of superhuman r. are based on the
112:2.8 the cosmic r. of certain associated spiritual entities
112:2.9 a materialist can deny existence of supermaterial r.
112:2.11 but the insight of spirit can still perceive cosmic r.
113:3.4 the mind patterns, memory formulas, and soul r.
113:6.10 and lodged these morontia r. for safekeeping in the
115:4.3 existence to the highest and unqualifiedly absolute r..
115:6.3 Spirit, or the nonpersonal r. of the Isle of Paradise.
117:3.1 the synthesis of the emerging phases of all finite r..
118:1.2 choice plus God’s choice eventuate in the eternal r.
118:3.3 Such r. of truth wedded to fact become concepts
118:3.3 and are relegated to the domain of relative cosmic r..
118:10.14 of the philosophic co-ordination of these two r..
126:5.10 his power to adjust himself and his family to the r.
130:4.2 —these r., projected on a universal scale, combined
130:4.13 the expression of the eternal r. of the Infinite One.
132:3.2 as human experience, even spiritual and living r..
133:5.10 mind can alone perceive the presence of apparent r.
134:8.2 last struggle with the r. of mortal existence alone.
139:12.13 the final act in the drama of fleeing from the r. of
140:1.7 you have been with me and have learned of the r.
140:8.31 he wished to develop spiritual insight into eternal r.
142:6.6 the duty of those who know about the r. of the spirit
143:6.3 talk on “The r. which are central in the kingdom of
146:3.4 your personal religious experience in the eternal r. of
146:3.4 your intelligent understanding of truth r. plus your
151:2.3 confronted with the difficulties and r. of living up
155:3.6 of physical science disturb their faith in eternal r.
155:5.5 partial insight into eternal r., a glimpse of the beauty
155:5.8 general recognition of the r. of spiritual experience
155:5.8 the rigorous r. of progressive human experience.
155:5.10 determination to explore the r. of personal religious
155:5.13 discovering for yourselves the beauties of the r. of
155:6.4 holier achievements in spiritual ideals and eternal r..
155:6.13 to the thoughtful contemplation of such eternal r.?
155:6.18 may flee in fear of facing the rugged r. of spiritual
156:2.6 forward to embrace the greater r. of the kingdom.”
157:2.2 in love with truth, the ideals of eternal r..
157:2.2 the sinful pleasures of time against the righteous r.
157:4.5 living temple of spiritual fellowship in the eternal r.
160:1.15 philosophy gave me the urge to search for the r. of
160:4.1 have an eye single to the attainment of eternal r.,
160:5.5 reaches out for undiscovered ideals, unexplored r.,
160:5.5 the divine r. of the infinite values resident in the
160:5.7 higher since this gospel embraces the infinity of r.,
162:5.2 the flesh; you do not perceive the r. of the spirit.
169:4.3 the measure of your capacity to perceive r. spiritual
169:4.4 Jesus knew that God can be known only by the r. of
170:2.7 Jesus taught that eternal r. were the result (reward)
170:2.16 that these r. of the spirit experience are progressively
174:0.2 Seek the true r. of the spirit and cease to be
181:2.20 mankind to search for God and to seek eternal r.
182:1.8 individual experience in the living r. of eternal truth
184:4.6 In the fraternal r. of the kingdom of heaven the
188:4.13 Human salvation is real; it is based on two r. which
189:1.3 and space as the fleeting shadow of Paradise r.?
191:5.3 and faith in the supreme r. of living experience.
193:4.3 and progress of the spiritual r. of the kingdom,
194:2.6 to help the believer to witness to the r. of Jesus’
195:5.1 duty to “seek first the r. of heaven” in all of man’s
195:7.5 The r. and values of spiritual progress are not a
195:7.15 Poetry is an effort to escape from material r. to
196:0.3 just an illusory compensation for the unpleasant r.
196:3.2 The religious consciousness identifies these r. as
196:3.2 We are in the habit of designating these r. as thing,
196:3.24 experience of mortals ascending toward Paradise r..
196:3.35 Adjuster conserve those r. born of love and nurtured
realities, spirit
0:11.9 perceive the relation of this Absolute to the s. of the
7:0.3 As the upholder of s., the Second Source is the
7:0.4 the actual upholder of the vast creation of s. and
7:0.4 impersonal r. of spirit nature are always responsive
7:0.5 grasp of the universal gravity control of all s.
7:1.1 He literally holds all s. and all spiritualized values,
7:1.3 S. respond to the drawing power of the center of
11:8.8 is ancestral to all relative functional nonspirit r.–
12:8.8 Mind is the technique whereby s become experiential
44:0.15 unreal, being merely a shadow of the substance of s..
44:0.17 are able to recognize material, morontia, and s..
56:3.2 Paradise s. are likewise one, but in all time-space
101:3.2 Spiritual philosophy, the wisdom of s., is the
102:8.3 of moral values, ethical relationships, and s..
141:7.3 having tasted of the good s. of the kingdom, so to
141:7.3 to the kingdom with its eternal and divine s..
141:7.5 world–eternal life in the progress of the divine s. of
142:6.6 the duty of those who know about the r. of the spirit
143:1.4 Love is the greatest of all s..
149:6.11 entrance of mortal man into the s. of the kingdom
151:3.3 natural as “the unreal and fleeting shadow of s..”
160:5.8 that these ideals of s. are attainable; that you and I
162:5.2 the flesh; you do not perceive the r. of the spirit.
170:2.16 that these r. of the spirit experience are progressively
174:0.2 Seek the true r. of the spirit and cease to be
191:5.3 so to exhibit in your daily experience these s. of
195:7.23 not religion, proves the existence of the s. and values
realities, spiritual
5:4.4 man is inveigled into the contemplation of the s. and
6:5.5 and draw all spirit personalities and s. to himself.
9:2.1 And in addition to these s., we think we discern
12:8.4 gravity of the Son, ever drawing all s. to himself,
12:8.7 The Conjoint Actor reacts to both material and s.
12:9.3 of truth or of the personal appreciation of s..
20:9.2 of a spiritual age, with the dawn of the era of s. on
34:0.2 A Creative Spirit reacts to physical and spiritual r.;
42:10.1 the nonspiritual r. of the First Source and Center–
44:3.1 we have thousands of s. that serve to enrich and
48:6.29 and morontia levels and to a certain extent with s..
54:3.3 being until all moral values and all s. are extinct,
56:2.1 s. of Deity and the material repercussions of Deity
56:2.2 of communication between spiritual and material r..
91:8.11 it contacts with mighty objective r. on the spiritual
100:2.6 The only r. worth striving for are divine, spiritual,
101:6.7 ever-expanding and increasingly s. of the morontia
102:5.2 this craven fear is translated into living faith in s..
102:6.7 theory, s. over the isolated facts of time and space.
128:4.7 unless their hearts were responsive to the s. revealed
130:4.1 reflections of invisible but more substantial s.,
132:3.2 as human experience, even spiritual and living r..
142:7.17 In your minds cannot you separate the s. of the
143:1.7 to the enlightened convictions of profound s..
143:7.6 and its secure attachment to the s. of all creation.
146:3.1 is a revelation to man’s soul dealing with s. which
146:3.1 while I tell you about the eternal and s. which cast
155:5.8 general recognition of the r. of spiritual experience
155:5.11 truth in search for the farther shores of s. as they
155:6.18 in fear of facing the rugged r. of spiritual progress
157:2.2 faith in a living experience in the s. of the kingdom
158:6.4 as an attraction for the s. of the kingdom?
158:6.4 be depended upon to adhere to the higher and s.
160:1.4 of undiscovered goals of idealistic spiritual r..
160:4.9 the mediator between material things and spiritual r..
160:5.1 religion as the individual’s experience with spiritual r
165:4.1 the beautiful attractions of the s. of the kingdom
168:4.9 spiritual terms, and all answers must consist in s..
169:4.3 your capacity to perceive r. spiritual and divine,
170:2.5 gospel glorified s. and exalted superhuman ideals.
176:3.7 develop the capacity for divine appreciation of s.,
177:4.10 of the eternal worlds of divine values and true s..
189:2.6 Truth having to do with s. and eternal values
193:4.3 the welfare and progress of the s. of the kingdom,
194:3.6 truth and the capacity to grasp and comprehend s..
195:5.9 A social system without a morality predicated on s.
195:6.8 men’s souls–it concerns their experience with s. and
195:6.12 truth, neither can it love mercy nor delight in s..
195:7.1 the overthrow of religious faith–human belief in s.
195:7.2 utterly useless in the evaluation of s. and religious
195:7.5 The r. and values of spiritual progress are not a
195:9.8 man’s soul open for the entrance of the eternal s.
reality—see reality; see reality, spirit; reality, spiritual;
see reality, in
0:0.3 of the things, meanings, and values of universal r..
0:1.2 actual or potential—on all supermaterial levels of r.;
0:1.11 The finite level of r. is characterized by creature life
0:1.12 The absonite level of r. is characterized by things
0:2.1 represent a value level—an experiential r.—which is
0:2.2 of a First Cause, the one and only uncaused r..
0:2.17 co-ordinated on final creative levels of Deity r..
0:3.1 Total, infinite r. is existential in seven phases and
0:3.9 God is primal in relation to total r.–unqualifiedly.
0:3.20 R., as comprehended by finite beings, is partial,
0:3.20 The maximum Deity r. fully comprehensible by
0:3.20 to portray the origin and nature of universal r., we
0:3.21 would view the origin and differentiation of R.,
0:4.0 IV. UNIVERSE REALITY
0:4.1 R. differentially actualizes on diverse universe levels;
0:4.1 r. originates in and by the volition of the Father
0:4.2 energy domains of the nonpersonal to the r. realms
0:4.4 3. Interassociated r.. Universe r. is supposedly
0:4.4 there exists a vast domain of interassociated r.,
0:4.4 Much of this co-ordinate r. is embraced within the
0:4.5 This is the primal concept of original r.: The Father
0:4.5 reality: The Father initiates and maintains R..
0:4.5 The primal differentials of r. are the deified and
0:4.6 From the viewpoint of time and space, r. is further
0:4.11 personal focal Absolutes of all phases of universe r..
0:4.11 any and all forms of r., Deity, divinity, personality,
0:5.1 Personality is a level of deified r. and ranges from
0:5.2 R. is subject to universal expansion, personality to
0:5.2 While the metamorphic range of nonpersonal r. is
0:5.5 The Father is the secret of the r. of personality,
0:5.5 the absolute master pattern of universal material r..
0:5.6 These qualities of universal r. are manifest in human
0:5.10 mind is the mother of this same emerging r..
0:5.10 The substance of this new r. is neither material nor
0:5.11 Personality is the one changeless r. in an otherwise
0:6.11 Pattern is a configuration of r which has already paid
0:7.10 All time-space finite r., under the directive urge of
0:7.10 all phases and values of finite r., in association with
0:7.10 in association with varied phases of Paradise r.,
0:9.3 the divine r. values of the finite, the absonite, and
0:10.1 features of the eternal r. of the Deity Absolute
0:11.2 revelation-realization as the enrichment of all r. is
0:11.6 was segregated from total, infinite r. by the freewill
0:11.10 the freewill act of thus differentiating universe r.,
0:11.11 the adjustment of differential between deity r. and
0:11.11 differential between deity reality and undeified r.
0:11.13 between r. potential and r. actuality, man and God.
0:11.13 the zone of progressing evolutional r. existent in the
0:12.2 this Trinity constitute the only Deity r. embracing
0:12.12 drawing on our own superior knowledge of the r.
0:12.13 spirit forces conspire to enable man to grasp the r.
0:12.13 ever-progressing r. of personal religious experience
1:1.2 constitute the r. of that true worship which is so
1:2.0 2. THE REALITY OF GOD
1:2.1 God is primal r. in the spirit world; God is the source
1:2.1 he is the First Source and Center of eternal r..
1:2.1 Father is universal spirit, eternal truth, infinite r.,
1:2.2 The eternal God is infinitely more than r. idealized or
1:2.2 God is a transcendent r.,not merely man’s traditional
1:2.7 true concept of the r. of God is reasonable to logic,
1:3.5 The supreme personal r. of the finite creation is spirit
1:3.5 ultimate r. of the personal cosmos is absonite spirit.
1:4.7 As a r. in human spiritual experience God is not a
1:5.2 whose maximum concept of the r. of being
1:7.5 universe r. cannot be grasped by mathematics, logic,
1:7.8 Paradise Deity are, in all universe r. reactions and
1:7.9 I portray the r. and truth of the Father’s nature and
2:1.9 without in the least detracting from the fact and r. of
2:3.4 values survive in the r. of the continuing Adjuster.
2:3.5 any universe contest between actual levels of r.,
2:3.5 fact that divinity of quality equals the degree of r.
2:6.8 God loves the sinner because he is a personality r.
2:7.5 focusing the attention upon one aspect of r. and then
2:7.6 not being a r., it cannot be realized in experience.
2:7.8 supreme beauty is the discovery and integration of r.:
2:7.12 R. is finite on the human level, infinite and eternal on
3:0.3 of the infinite and divine r. of the First Source and
3:2.15 in attributes, eternal in wisdom, and absolute in r..
3:6.3 by recognizing the r. of higher orders of thought
3:6.3 Man as a moral being is inexplicable unless the r. of
3:6.7 pattern, principle, presence, and idealized r..
4:1.9 respond to demands made in a complex r. situation
4:2.4 of the evil, error, and disharmony of relative r..
4:2.7 to catch a fleeting glimpse of divine r. in time and
4:4.5 absoluteness pervades all seven levels of universe r..
4:4.7 beneficently conferring r. of existence on all things
5:0.1 soul’s contemplation of this spiritual-r. presence
5:2.1 The physical presence of the Infinite is the r. of the
5:3.7 Man’s realization of the r. of the worship experience
5:4.2 God is destined to be comprehended as the r. of
5:4.7 Religion is destined to become the r. of the spiritual
5:5.11 three varying factors, three differential levels of r.
5:5.12 religious consciousness, is a universe r.,
5:6.3 Personality is that quality and value in cosmic r.
5:6.6 man is not observable as an active and functional r.
6:0.3 Father’s universal and infinite concept of divine r.,
6:4.1 Eternal Son motivates the spirit level of cosmic r.;
6:5.3 to create any or all types of other-than-personal r..
6:8.5 you find it easier to grasp the r. of both the Father
6:8.5 and the r. of his infinitely spiritual mind will become
6:8.7 the Eternal Son of Paradise, whose r. and nearness
7:1.8 the degree of actuality (the qualitative degree of r.)
8:1.3 the God of Action, the executive agency for the r.
8:1.10 without in any sense being disregardful of the r. and
8:1.11 that any child can best relate himself to r. by first
8:2.3 the error of viewing matter as basic r. and mind,
8:2.3 Source and Center if he were called the Infinite R.,
9:1.3 The Conjoint Actor is the correlator of all actual r.;
9:1.3 No actual or actualizing r. can escape eventual
9:5.4 The r. of the Conjoint Creator is disclosed in the
9:8.13 its enlarged sensitivity to the r. of spiritual things.
10:1.3 is disclosed as the Father, who shares r. of being
10:3.19 even the primal manifestations of cosmic r..
11:0.1 is the most gigantic organized body of cosmic r. in
11:1.3 in no way disproves their r. or actual existence.
11:1.3 in no way disproves either the r. of his existence or
11:2.9 form of materialization—stationary systems of r..
11:2.10 concentrated all absolute potential for cosmic r. in
11:5.5 The r. pressure-presence of this primal force is
11:8.2 Every known form of cosmic r. has the bend of the
11:8.8 endowment of Paradise is not an actual level of r.,
11:9.3 Thus did the Father project r. in two actual phases
11:9.4 When r. is differentiated into the personal and the
11:9.8 such an achievement represents the r. of a spiritual
12:5.9 creates a unique time sense out of insight into R.
12:5.10 are dynamic and progressive, alive with universe r..
12:7.1 regard to all r. of whatever nature an inexorable
12:7.10 Brotherhood is a r. of the total and therefore
12:8.1 live and work on physical spheres of material r..
12:8.3 Physical energy is the one r. which is true and
12:8.5 R., measured by physical-gravity response, is the
12:8.5 by physical-gravity response, is the antithesis of r.
12:8.9 comprehend the seven levels of relative cosmic r.,
12:8.9 the meaning of three functioning levels of finite r.:
12:8.12 3. Spirit. The highest personal r..
12:8.13 Total Deity r. is not mind but spirit-mind—mind-
12:8.14 Spirit is the fundamental r. of the personality
12:8.15 but this does not invalidate the r. of matter-energy.
12:8.16 A cosmic r. can be nonexistent in personality
12:9.1 Spirit is the basic personal r. in the universes,
13:1.23 finaliters know this experience as an absolute r..
13:4.7 performances on all seven levels of universe r..
14:0.2 divine completeness, supreme finality, ultimate r.,
14:4.22 supreme meanings, ultimate values, and absolute r..
14:6.14 Havona is the r. foundation for the Eternal Son’s
14:6.26 r and unity of intelligence with an unlimited potential
14:6.38 true spirit values on the highest conceivable r. levels.
15:4.2 secondary energy manifestations of physical r..
15:6.13 constitutes one of the positive proofs of the r of light
16:3.18 factors equals Havona comprehension of Trinity r.
16:4.2 they function on all universe levels of r. excepting
16:4.5 produce a hitherto nonexistent phase of universe r.–
16:4.6 Much of the r. of the spiritual worlds is of the
16:4.6 a phase of universe r. wholly unknown on Urantia.
16:6.4 quality that might be denominated the “r. response.”
16:6.4 This r. sensitivity of the cosmic mind responds to
16:6.4 the cosmic mind responds to certain phases of r. just
16:6.5 (recognizes response) on three levels of universe r..
16:6.5 These levels of r. are: 1. Causation–the reality
16:6.6 1. Causation–the r. domain of the physical senses,
16:6.7 2. Duty–the r. domain of morals in the philosophic
16:6.8 Worship–the spiritual domain of the r. of religious
16:6.10 is the religion of the r. of spiritual experience.
16:6.10 give objective validity, r., to man’s experience in
16:7.6 mere knowledge nor yet wisdom but rather the r. of
16:8.6 it includes the ability to recognize the r. of other
16:9.0 9. REALITY OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
16:9.1 innate recognition-realization of energy r., mind r.,
16:9.1 realization of energy r., mind r., and spirit r..
16:9.1 the unification of these three universe r. responses
16:9.4 self-consciousness implies the recognition of the r.
16:9.4 become so absolutely certain of a fellow being’s r.
16:9.4 as you can of the r. of the presence of God
16:9.7 innate ability to recognize and grasp the r. of other
16:9.9 In human self-consciousness four universe-r.
16:9.13 the ability to recognize the r. of God as a personality
16:9.14 Fatherhood becomes, or may become, a universe r.
16:9.15 and at the same time conscious of the physical r. of
16:9.15 Son, and the personality r. of the Universal Father?
19:1.4 evil inherent in a segmentalized conception of r. and
19:1.6 The true perspective of any r. problem—human or
19:1.6 study and correlation of three phases of universe r.:
19:1.9 oversimplifying evolutionary (experiential) r., thus
19:1.12 and Center of all personality r. and cosmic existence.
19:3.7 paradisiacal levels of spiritual meanings and r. values
21:1.2 every feature of every possibility of every divine r.
21:3.23 experience augments the superuniverse r. of God the
21:5.7 cannot be sometime co-ordinated with cosmic r.
22:7.11 Being is the unification of three phases of Deity r.:
22:7.11 Source and Center and his co-ordinates to the r. of
22:10.3 a single supreme concept of universe r. would be of
25:1.7 career to study you and to inspire you with the r.
25:3.16 have acquired a unique grasp of the emerging r. of
26:6.2 awareness of the r. of an almighty overcontrol of the
26:7.5 great majority are able to contact the intellectual r.
26:7.5 can recognize or even partially comprehend the r.
28:3.2 sufficient to demonstrate the r. of the universal
30:1.10 the only fragmentations of the prepersonal r. of the
31:10.10 finaliter corps signifies r. mobilization of potentials
31:10.22 These thirty-one papers depicting the r. of Paradise,
32:3.15 The two prime manifestations of finite r., innate
34:3.2 lag in effecting co-ordination of diverse levels of r..
34:5.6 individualizations of the prepersonal r. of the Father,
34:6.13 the r. of that comforting truth, “The kingdom is not
37:10.6 grasp of the r. and grandeur of the survival existence
38:9.8 to the higher spirit-r. forces of the celestial realms.
40:6.4 You believe in the r. of your sonship, and thus does
40:9.6 the narrated event with the emotional tinge of r.
42:1.2 are but diverse manifestations of the same cosmic r.,
42:2.3 of this concept implies the totality of cosmic r.–
42:2.4 are the centrum of the Paradise cycle of cosmic r..
42:2.20 you can hardly be told very much about a r. whose
42:9.1 of the r. of the electronic organization of prematter.
42:9.3 indicative of the fundamental r. of the sevenfold
42:10.1 The endless sweep of relative cosmic r. from the
42:11.2 functioning on and from creator levels of divine r..
42:11.4 but only true spirit levels of r. are independent of
42:11.4 Spirit-r. levels are recognized by their spirit
42:12.14 The spirit is the creative r.; the physical counterpart
44:0.15 To spirit beings the spirit world is a r..
44:0.17 beings who are capable of discerning the r. of the
44:0.20 in an effort to unfold to the mortal mind the r. of
44:0.21 emphatic the fact of the r. of these transactions of
44:1.15 survived, then would you have had music in r.;
46:7.5 mind equivalates to a totality or sixth r. level,
48:1.7 the r. of morontia materials, for he wrote, “They
48:7.23 by its illusions, to foreshadow a higher universe r.,
52:5.3 the penetration of cosmic r. and communion with
54:1.2 Enduring liberty is predicated on the r. of justice–
54:1.3 True liberty is progressively related to r. and is ever
54:1.4 Liberty is nonexistent apart from cosmic r., and all
54:1.4 all personality r. is proportional to its divinity
54:3.1 Man’s ability to choose good or evil is a universe r.
54:3.3 But if this universe rebel against the r. of truth and
54:6.3 such a risk is inseparable from the r. situation of
56:1.2 motivates exquisite overcontrol of all material r.;
56:1.2 response of all bona fide material r. to the gravity
56:1.5 Father there could not possibly exist duality of r.,
56:1.5 absolute r. of the personal values of the Father,
56:2.1 spirit expression in the Word-Son and attains r.
56:2.2 Such duality of eternal r. renders the mind God,
56:5.2 the original Paradise-Havona level of existential r.,
56:6.1 constitutes a r. tension that can be resolved only
56:9.7 these two potentials of infinity become r.-unified in
56:9.10 the source of all manifestations of Deity and r. to all
56:9.11 of absolute values and meanings–unqualified R..
56:10.1 for the realization of the r. of God the Sevenfold,
56:10.1 they vaguely discern the r. of the overshadowing
56:10.4 which have been born of pre-existent harmonious r..
56:10.7 touch of all creative manifestations on all levels of r..
56:10.8 cosmology leads to the pursuit of divine r. values–
56:10.11 of the far-flung diversification of phenomenal r.,
56:10.19 These meaningful r. values of divinity are blended in
56:10.20 goodness embrace the full revelation of divinity r..
65:7.8 and spiritual gravity are distinct realms of cosmic r.,
67:1.4 a personality who is knowingly resisting cosmic r..
67:1.4 be regarded as a misconception or distortion of r..
67:1.4 But sin is a purposeful resistance to divine r.—
67:1.4 in an open and persistent defiance of recognized r.
67:7.4 Sin, being an attitude of the person toward r., is
67:7.5 spiritual progress on certain levels of universe r.,
68:1.7 belief in the r. of the onetime fictitious “golden age.”
70:7.10 harden these youths, to impress them with the r. of
70:10.1 Natural justice is a man-made theory; it is not a r..
71:7.2 the meanings of r., the nobility of values, the goals
77:7.7 not imagine that such was not a r. in former ages.
87:4.3 power of an idea lies not in its r. or reasonableness
89:10.1 The r. of the spiritual need persists, but intellectual
91:1.4 that level where the human mind recognizes the r. of
91:2.2 signified an attempt to manipulate r without affecting
91:3.4 a bona fide consciousness of the r. of the eternal
91:6.7 his Maker, where the creature contacts with the r.
91:8.9 But real praying does attain r..
91:9.2 and courageously facing the problems of universe r..
92:0.2 of superanimal potentials for r. perception.
92:0.3 and toward ever-expanding concepts of Deity r..
93:2.3 mission of the revelation of the truth of the r. of God
94:3.1 Having started out to discover final r., the Indian
94:3.8 to differentiate between the several levels of r.,
94:6.3 existence, and Trinity is the primal source of all r..
94:6.3 “All r. is ever in balance between the potentials
94:11.6 the technique of isolating the self from objective r..
94:11.6 results from identification with cosmic r. and with
94:11.11 existence, some Absolute Source of all r..
94:12.3 Amidists hold to an Infinite R. which is beyond all
95:1.8 a definite gospel, to proclaim the truth of the r. of
95:6.5 eternity-submerged in the ultimate r. of the good.
98:2.7 probings into the nature and r. of the cosmos.
98:7.8 the r. of Jesus of Nazareth as the glorified Christ,
99:4.4 for such is the true spiritual concept of supreme r..
99:4.13 these three partial approaches to the r. of the cosmos
99:7.5 Economic necessities tie man up with r. and personal
100:1.4 persons, and growth is an impressive and inspiring r..
100:1.9 The experience of the realization of the r. of
100:2.2 this entire experience constitutes the r. of religion
100:2.5 equivalent to the attainment of the maximum of r.,
100:3.2 a symbol signifying the approach to supreme r. of
100:3.5 Values can never be static; r. signifies change,
100:4.4 mind discovers the r. of meanings; but spiritual
100:5.8 mysticism can become a technique of r. avoidance,
100:6.1 True religion is a wholehearted devotion to some r.
100:6.2 is truly a cosmic r. of genuine spiritual worth.
100:6.7 the religionist who has grasped the r. of the Supreme
101:1.4 the experience of experiencing the r. of believing
101:1.4 believing in God as the r. of such a purely personal
101:2.2 for achieving unity in the comprehension of the r.
101:2.7 discriminating study of science suggests the r. and
101:2.7 Religion believes unreservedly in the r. of a God
101:2.8 harmony of this triune approach to universal r..
101:2.13 True religion is an insight into r., the faith-child of
101:2.16 no argument about the personality or r. of God is
101:5.5 start its career upon the assumption of the r. of three
101:5.9 faith in the furtherance of spiritual insight into r.,
101:5.12 its expanded presentation of the truths of r. and
101:6.2 is the secret of the personal realization of the r. of
101:6.5 unlimited capacity to experience r. of the Supreme
101:6.16 And all this, in potential, is contained within the r. of
101:7.6 experience in the ascending values of cosmic r..
101:9.8 a spiritualized consciousness of divine r. based on,
101:9.8 a form of glorified moral trust and confidence in r.,
101:9.9 consciousness and spiritual concept of enduring r..
101:10.3 the intolerable suspense of being a transient r. in the
101:10.5 that man’s concepts of ideality are endowed with r..
101:10.6 offering proofs of the r. of religious experience.
101:10.6 Faith is the only passport to completion of r. and to
101:10.9 in fighting the battle of r.’ triumph over the partial
102:1.5 so-called miracle may be offered in testimony of his r
102:1.5 in the divine manifestations of his infinite r..
102:2.0 2. RELIGION AND REALITY
102:2.5 not yield the existential unity of the source of r.,
102:2.5 succeed in this unification of the diversity of r.
102:2.5 only in the harmony of the triunity of functional r.
102:3.4 Religious desire is the hunger quest for divine r..
102:3.5 consciousness of fact, value, and true r. constitutes
102:3.5 awareness of personality r., maximum of being,
102:3.12 the Adjuster that attaches the feeling of r. to man’s
102:4.2 and questioning self and other active and external r..
102:4.2 plus totality of recognition of the r. of the external.
102:4.2 discovery of the external qualities of contacted r..
102:4.3 the recognition of God as the r.–source, nature, and
102:4.3 such a knowledge of God is ever and always a r. of
102:4.4 erroneous ideas of the nature of God and of the r. of
102:6.3 God of salvation, something more than a r., a value,
102:6.5 but when contacting with cosmic r., certainty may
102:6.9 must not be arrayed against the truth of the r. of
102:6.10 the r. of the meeting of the human upreach and the
102:7.8 Only an unqualified r., an absolute, could dare to be
102:7.9 If the nonreligious approaches to cosmic r. presume
102:8.1 The highest evidence of the r and efficacy of religion
102:8.3 on the difference in man’s comprehension of r.
103:0.0 THE REALITY OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE
103:6.4 Such a technique of studying r. consists in turning
103:6.6 Likewise must man’s experience of material r. be
103:6.7 universe consists of three degrees, or stages, of r.
103:6.7 Mota is a supermaterial r. sensitivity which is
103:6.7 a superphilosophical reconciliation of divergent r.
103:6.14 Philosophy dare not project its interpretations of r.
103:6.14 never fail to reckon with the elliptic symmetry of r.
103:7.3 while these two phases of universal r. are perfectly
103:7.8 co-ordinate science and religion with the truth of r..
103:7.10 vanishes before the actual experience of and with r.,
103:7.11 constitutive r. sensitivity of the mind endowment of
103:7.11 its vaunted career of reasoning by assuming the r. of
103:8.1 of the probability of God becomes a religious r..
103:8.3 beloved does not in the least invalidate either the r.
103:8.4 —by faith know and love him—do not permit the r. of
103:8.6 Only a philosophy which recognizes the r. of
103:9.4 natural religion does not invalidate the r. and truth of
103:9.4 assuming the existence and r. of supermaterial values
103:9.5 toward the highest realms of universe objective r..
103:9.9 The full realization of the r. of mortal life consists in
103:9.9 love; and these are the ideals of objective cosmic r.
103:9.12 There is a r. in religious experience that is
103:9.12 such a r. is transcendent to reason, science, wisdom,
104:2.3 demand that he give recognition to the r. of Deity
104:2.3 eternal persons whose deity union is the fact and r.
104:2.4 a personality but nonetheless a true and absolute r.;
104:2.4 Trinity is a supersummative Deity r. eventuating out
104:3.4 reason demands a monotheistic unity of cosmic r.,
104:3.5 In these papers total r. (infinity) has been presented
104:3.18 In them is total r. functionalized, and through them
104:4.15 loving person are one and the same universal r.;
104:4.20 all spirit finds r. expression in this triune association
104:4.22 the beginnings and the endings of all energy r.,
104:4.33 that is actualizable within the domains of nondeity r..
104:4.38 realities which lie outside the domain of deified r..
104:4.43 the varying functional aspects of all actualized r. on
104:4.43 inherent in the varying aspects of all incomplete r.,
104:4.43 volitional and causative Deity r. to the boundless
104:4.43 possibilities of static, reactive, nondeity r. in the
104:4.47 subinfinite and subabsolute manifestations of his r..
104:5.6 The Paradise Isle is the absolute of cosmic r.,
104:5.6 The Conjoint Actor is the absolute of mind r.,
104:5.6 the co-ordination of the sum total of actualized r.–
104:5.11 the infinity reservoirs of all latent energy r.–spirit,
104:5.11 association yields the integration of latent energy r..
105:0.0 DEITY AND REALITY
105:0.1 and the finality of r. is only relatively understandable.
105:0.2 mortal intellect attempts to grasp the concept of r.
105:0.2 such a finite mind is face to face with infinity-r.;
105:0.2 r. totality is infinity and therefore can never be
105:0.3 it is impossible to portray even our concepts of r.
105:1.2 attempts to elucidate the genesis and fruition of r.,
105:1.2 identifiable in undeified realms of universal r..
105:1.3 all r. has its origin in the infinite I AM, whose
105:1.3 connotes unqualified infinity, the undifferentiated r.
105:1.5 and though there never was a real beginning to r.,
105:1.5 source relationships which r. manifests to infinity.
105:1.6 an actual experiential r., but the I AM ever remains
105:1.6 far short of the unfathomed infinity of original r..
105:1.8 of self-limitation and is susceptible of r. expression
105:2.1 In considering the genesis of r., ever bear in mind
105:2.1 all absolute r. is from eternity and without beginning
105:2.1 By absolute r. we refer to the existential persons of
105:2.2 the chronological portrayal of the origins of r.,
105:2.2 attempts to portray the genesis and generation of r.
105:2.3 differentiation of deified r. and of undeified r.,
105:2.3 potential and actual r., and of certain other realities
105:2.7 From the finite mortal’s viewpoint, r. has its true
105:2.8 is the association of the statics and potentials of r..
105:2.11 the eternal fact of infinity-r. and the universal truth
105:2.11 infinity-reality and the universal truth of r.-infinity.
105:3.1 But though we may portray r. origins and infinity
105:3.1 The seven Absolutes are the premise of r..
105:3.4 nonspiritual, impersonal, and nonvolitional r.,
105:3.5 force; unifier of all actual and actualizing r..
105:3.6 The potentially personal possibilities of universal r.,
105:3.7 the I AM; totality of nondeified r. and finality of all
105:3.9 Absolutes of Infinity constitute the beginnings of r..
105:3.10 that all r. is predicated upon their eternity existence
105:4.1 existence of the I AM as the primal source of all r..
105:4.2 eternalize the basic foundations for all universe r..
105:4.7 associations eternalize the potential of all r.;
105:4.7 they encompass both deified and undeified r..
105:4.8 The dualities eternalize r. foundations.
105:5.0 5. PROMULGATION OF FINITE REALITY
105:5.1 so must the promulgation of finite r. be ascribed to
105:5.2 it would appear that all r. diversification took place
105:5.2 the volitional act promulgating finite r. connotes a
105:5.5 With the appearance of relative and qualified r.
105:5.5 a new cycle of r.–the growth cycle–a majestic
105:5.6 the beginning of the finite is the genesis of r.;
105:5.6 This newly appearing finite r. exists in two original
105:5.7 1. Primary maximums, the supremely perfect r.,
105:5.8 Secondary maximums, the supremely perfected r.,
105:6.0 6. REPERCUSSIONS OF FINITE REALITY
105:6.4 The creature repercussion to finite-r. promulgation
105:7.18 the original r. of the First Source and Center may
106:0.0 UNIVERSE LEVELS OF REALITY
106:0.1 Deity to the genesis and manifestations of cosmic r.;
106:0.2 universe are made of many forms and phases of r.
106:0.9 Unqualified unity of infinity is a hypothetical r.
106:0.10 These levels of r. are convenient compromise
106:0.10 There are a number of other ways of looking at r.
106:0.18 R. growth is conditioned by the circumstances of
106:0.19 of their synthesis on ever-ascending levels of r..
106:1.1 The primary or spirit-origin phases of finite r. find
106:1.4 the source of the relative unity of the functional r.
106:3.0 3. TRANSCENDENTAL TERTIARY R. ASSOC.
106:5.1 The Ultimate is the apex of transcendental r. even
106:5.1 is the capstone of evolutionary-experiential r..
106:5.3 Trinities are always deity r. but never personality r..
106:6.3 of ever-enlarging segments of r. will approach
106:6.3 proportional to the inclusion of all r. within the
106:7.1 of the difficulties in forming concepts of infinite r.
106:7.4 the universes themselves and all other phases of r.,
106:7.9 possible to conceive of the final integration of total r.
106:8.12 provides for a possible unlimited integration of r..
106:8.12 Father-Infinite–the completion of the cycle of r..
106:8.12 self-realize the limitlessness of r. around the circle
106:8.16 Deity Absolute is an existential r. of eternity status.
106:8.21 the correlation of every phase of every kind of r. that
106:8.21 is included the absolute finality of all r. realization.
106:9.1 the possible experiential unification of limitless r.,
106:9.1 Infinity unification as an experiential r. is remote,
106:9.1 unites the divergencies of all r. with an existential
106:9.2 achieve a limited comprehension of universe r..
106:9.3 are man’s greatest aids to relative r. perception
106:9.3 yet his most formidable obstacles to complete r.
106:9.4 The concept of the unification of all r., be it in this
106:9.4 qualifications and imperfections of r. in the cosmos.
106:9.4 total integration of r. is unqualifiedly and eternally
106:9.4 at this very universe moment, infinite r. is unified.
106:9.9 are due to increased capacities for r. reception and
107:0.6 Adjuster is the divine universe r. which factualizes
107:4.2 the r. of the Adjuster must border on absoluteness.
107:5.1 are fragmentations of God on an absolute level of r.
107:7.4 will functions on the personality level of universe r.,
108:5.9 does not in the least detract from its value and r..
108:6.5 re-creations are being preserved in the emerging r. of
109:1.4 achieve a r. of attainment which is eternally theirs.
110:6.10 The degree of selfhood r. is directly determined by
110:6.11 The shadowy r. of the embryonic nature of a seventh
111:1.5 Mind is about all you have of universe r. that is
111:2.7 The r. of this unique relationship is neither material
111:2.10 And thus does the material and mortal r. of the self
111:3.5 cosmic meanings as a realization of universal r..
111:3.6 Mind knows quantity, r., meanings.
111:3.6 knows, and the associated spirit, which r.-izes.
111:6.5 When man wishes to modify physical r., be it himself
112:0.3 1. Personality is that quality in r. which is bestowed
112:1.0 1. PERSONALITY AND REALITY
112:1.10 capacity to experience consciousness of cosmic r..
112:1.17 signifies the unification of all factors of r. as well as
112:2.8 All mortal concepts of r are based on the assumption
112:2.11 As mind pursues r. to its ultimate analysis, matter
112:2.11 When spiritual insight pursues that r. which remains
112:2.12 is the experiential realization of the cosmic r. of
112:5.1 Selfhood is a cosmic r. whether material, morontial,
112:5.2 but with regard to identity a conditioned eternal r..
112:5.17 new survivor can make contact with nonspiritual r.,
112:5.20 The true r. of all selfhood (personality) is able to
112:7.6 self has become a new and enduring universe r.,
115:1.3 the diverse levels of cosmic r. have been designated
115:1.3 of the original and primordial absolute r. of infinity.
115:2.2 Value is a unique element in universe r..
115:2.2 actualities by enlarged comprehension of r. meanings
115:3.1 to define the extent and nature of this primal r. is
115:3.1 to express the r. of infinity or the infinity of r..
115:3.2 attempting first to break the unity of such a r..
115:3.4 less and less are they true designations of r.;
115:3.6 source manifestation of the I AM from which all r.
115:3.12 the dual motions of the cycle of r. metamorphosis
115:3.13 On the descending levels of r. the triodity of
115:3.16 the transfer of r. from potentiality to actuality.
115:3.16 every human decision not only actualizes a new r.
115:4.0 4. SOURCES OF SUPREME REALITY
115:4.6 Supreme r., which is total finite r., is in process of
115:5.1 the Trinity for the r. of his personal and spirit nature.
115:7.3 all r., excepting the unqualified values of the seven
115:7.6 effectively unifying the results of this mode of r.
116:2.3 Eternity and infinity connote a level of deity r. which
116:2.3 the Trinity is a r. which lies somewhat beyond the
116:3.2 Mind is the flexible r. which creatures and Creators
116:3.4 freewill choice can cause to be evolved the divine r.
116:6.5 unification of the several kinds of cosmic r..
116:7.1 The physical r. of the universes is symbolic of the
116:7.1 is symbolic of the perceivable r. of the Supreme;
116:7.5 total and indestructible universe r.—fusion with the
117:1.1 of the finite cosmos, the completion of finite r.,
117:1.1 God the Supreme will voice the r. of volitional
117:1.3 the Supreme,whose r. becomes increasingly apparent
117:1.5 yields a new meaning value on deity levels of r..
117:3.1 The cosmic r. variously designated as the Supreme
117:3.5 creative of a new power potential of Deity r..
117:3.9 an actual fragment of the highest and eternal r.,
117:4.1 are reflections of his efforts to achieve r. of self
117:4.8 It is out of the r. of the Supreme that the Adjuster,
117:4.14 God’s gifts–his bestowal of r.–are not
117:4.14 upon him the potential of immortality—eternal r..
117:4.14 love, the greater the r.—actuality—of that man.
117:5.6 personality leaves a trail of actualized r. as it passes
117:6.12 through observation of the Paradise-Havona r.
117:6.15 a creature’s consciousness of the r. and actuality of
117:6.20 Only existential r. is self-contained and self-existent.
117:6.24 the liberation of all finite r. from the limitations of
117:7.4 yet the Trinity Ultimate is even now a qualified r.,
118:1.2 will is tantamount to the realization of eternity-r.
118:1.10 On the absolute and eternal level, potential r. is just
118:1.10 potential reality is just as meaningful as actual r..
118:3.7 All patterns of r. occupy space on the material levels
118:3.7 Does the pattern—the r.—of an idea occupy space?
118:4.7 all actualization of potential r. is limited by ultimate
118:7.2 become parts of the experiential actualization of all r.
118:7.3 enjoy progression by making freewill contact with r..
118:7.5 the transient r. of all God-unidentified selfhood.
118:7.7 the prerogative of exercising volitional choice of r.
118:9.4 the finite creation is to deny fact and to disregard r..
118:9.8 they would embrace personal and impersonal r.,
118:9.9 maximation of all creature r., the consummation of
121:6.5 Philo also possibly glimpsed the r. and presence of
124:4.2 mind did not fully grasp the r. of his dual nature.
125:0.3 its temple; now Jesus was soon to behold them in r..
130:4.0 4. DISCOURSE ON REALITY
130:4.1 began a dissertation concerning the nature of r. in
130:4.2 to Ganid: The source of universe r. is the Infinite.
130:4.4 comprehend the true depths of universe r..
130:4.6 that phase of universal r., which can coexist with
130:4.10 reveal the world of r., wherein wisdom interprets
130:4.14 presence of the complete constitutes relativity of r.,
130:7.4 the only physically related r. which can transcend
130:7.6 the scientist grows out of failure to recognize the r.
130:7.7 universal r. has an expanding and always relative
132:1.2 the spiritual world and on divine levels of eternal r..
132:2.8 positive proof of the existence and r. of man’s will,
132:2.10 Evil becomes a r. of personal experience only when
132:3.2 wisdom, with relationships; truth, with r. values.
133:5.8 Such a conception of r. yields a broader insight
133:5.10 R. of material existence attaches to unrecognized
133:7.8 self-conscious existence, associated with the r. of his
134:8.3 starving mortal who could not distinguish r. from
139:2.8 indulgence to the plain matter-of-fact world of r..
140:8.31 and goodness–as the divine ideal and the eternal r..
142:2.3 you must now accept as a r. the love of the Father
143:2.7 led to doubt the r. of the Father’s love and mercy.
143:7.3 must alternate with service, contact with material r..
145:2.7 religion become a r. in your individual experiences
149:2.11 Jesus put r. in the place of tradition and swept aside
153:3.2 Son of Man subject to the will of God, constitute r.
155:6.4 that living faith which is able to grasp the r. of God
158:7.8 did not awaken to the r. of these coming events until
160:4.14 Men who prefer optimistic illusions to r. can never
160:4.15 for the achievement of higher levels of universe r..
160:5.1 represents our highest concept of the ideals of r.
160:5.2 acting reverently toward some r. which we deem
160:5.7 only portrays his Father as the ideal of infinite r.
160:5.8 convinced that there are no attainable ideals of r.
160:5.9 if you seek to substitute the word God for the r. of
160:5.9 putting an idea in the place of an ideal, a divine r..
160:5.11 the spirit worlds of the higher idealism of divine r..
160:5.11 of the r. of the idealism of the religion of Jesus,
160:5.13 True religion has reference to destiny and r. of
160:5.13 the r. and idealism of that which is wholeheartedly
161:1.9 personality represents man’s highest concept of r.
161:1.9 God represents man’s highest concept of divine r.
161:1.9 a divine and infinite personality, a personality in r.
169:4.2 offering arguments in proof of the r. of the Father.
170:1.2 presented the kingdom of God as: 1. A present r.;
170:2.23 the r. of God’s forgiveness of your own misdeeds.
174:0.2 in your faith, and you shall soon know of the r. of
177:2.3 “Love, John, is the supreme r. of the universe when
180:5.2 Divine truth is a spirit-discerned and living r..
180:5.8 enduring and living r. of such a divine declaration.
180:5.8 that is the r. of the realization of the love of God.
181:2.9 that you must adjust your misconceptions to the r.
182:1.15 I am the r. of endless life.
184:2.3 Peter could not grasp the r. of the situation–that
193:0.4 gospel of the kingdom–the r. of the fatherhood of
194:2.7 the r. of eternal and ascending sonship with God.
194:3.3 Jesus met life in all its terrible r. and mastered it—
195:5.4 1. Man’s logical attitude toward things of material r..
195:6.10 False religions may represent an evasion of r., but
195:6.10 mortal man to the very entrance upon an eternal r. of
195:7.12 If universe r. is only one vast machine, then man
195:7.16 the human and time-space evaluation of r..
195:7.16 which eternity reflects as the r. shadows of time.
195:7.23 The scientist, not science, perceives the r. of an
195:10.1 until it is made divine by the discovery of the r. of
195:10.7 No political regime which denies the r. of God can
196:0.7 of the r. and sacredness of all human loyalties–
196:0.13 but rather to believe with him, believe in the r. of the
196:1.6 (all the while fully conscious of the r. of humanity)
196:3.2 There are just three elements in universal r.: fact,
196:3.2 activities as reason, wisdom, and faith—physical r.,
196:3.2 reason, wisdom, and faith—physical r., intellectual r.,
196:3.3 The progressive comprehension of r is the equivalent
196:3.3 finding God, the consciousness of identity with r.,
196:3.3 The experiencing of total r. is the full realization of
196:3.16 Source of all absolute values of divine and eternal r..
196:3.18 This profound experience of the r. of the indwelling
196:3.21 The one truly divine and objective r. associated with
196:3.21 Man’s contact with the highest objective r., God, is
196:3.22 divinely real, with that which is the very source of r..
196:3.23 and idealism are not the equivalent of religious r..
196:3.30 supreme gesture, his magnificent reach for final r.,
196:3.31 experience, spiritual possibility is potential r..
reality
0:4.2 1. Undeified r. ranges from the energy domains of
0:4.3 2. Deified r. embraces all of infinite Deity potentials
0:4.4 3. Interassociated r.. Universe reality is supposedly
0:5.10 the indwelling spirit becomes the father of a new r.
0:6.11 the r. of any pattern consists of its energies, its mind,
0:8.10 the spirit person of God the Supreme are one r.–
0:11.8 the Unqualified Absolute is a positive r. pervading
3:5.16 is an experiential attainment; it is a r. of personal
4:1.6 Except for God, there would be no such thing as r.
5:5.11 spirit consciousness–the realization of the spirit r.
16:6.10 recognition of the r. of these three manifestations
53:3.2 1. The r. of the Universal Father. Lucifer charged
94:2.6 was a definite effort to seek and to find true r..
101:5.2 values, thereby arriving at a concept of complete r.
102:3.5 morontia mota) leads to the consciousness of true r.;
110:6.10 3. Personality r.. The degree of selfhood r. is
130:4.2 divinity of value—constitute the r. of the Supreme.
133:7.6 now let me emphasize that self-consciousness is a r..
161:1.4 proved only the r. of God, not his personality.
196:0.3 one mortal, did God ever become such a living r.
reality, spirit
6:4.1 control over all actualized s. through his absolute
14:6.9 pleasure because it is a worthy revelation of s. to all
16:9.1 realization of energy reality, mind reality, and s..
42:12.13 wherever a divine s. is present, whenever a real
42:12.13 produced a material or physical counterpart of s..
42:12.14 counterpart is the time-space refection of the s.,
104:5.6 The Eternal Son is the absolute of s., the absolute
104:5.6 absolute mind reality, the co-ordinate of absolute s.,
104:5.11 the infinity reservoirs of all latent energy r.—spirit,
107:6.4 But the Adjuster must be something more than s..
111:1.4 the Father has endowed you with the purest s known
112:2.20 infused with, and eventually attains the status of, s.
160:5.3 your object of worship must be the universal s.
160:5.4 of the name applied to this ideal of s., it is God.
180:5.8 their ideals of s. are satisfied only when they love
188:3.8 Whether or not this s. returned to become a part
189:1.3 that both are the reflected shadow of enduring s..
reality, spiritual
1:3.1 The Father is an infinite s.; he is “the sovereign,
1:5.8 God is a real spirit and a s..
2:6.8 God strikes no personal attitude, for sin is not a s.;
7:1.4 Every time a s. actualizes in the universes, this
9:6.2 as the Son attracts all s., so does the Conjoint Actor
9:8.13 its enlarged sensitivity to the r. of spiritual things.
11:3.1 A purely s. is, to a purely material being,
12:9.1 personality is basic to progressing experience with s..
14:6.23 and perfect proof of the s. of the Supreme Being.
16:9.15 the s. of the Eternal Son, and the personality reality
26:6.2 of time-space unity–the s. of God the Supreme.
32:5.2 to the promised land of s. and supernal existence.
52:5.3 of cosmic reality and communion with s..
94:12.7 not the gospel about Jesus, but the living, s. of the
100:5.5 conversion be an intellectual, emotional, and s..
101:3.18 to affirm the personal possession and s. of that
101:6.11 the service-discovery of s and the ministry-revelation
101:10.1 Nor can man ever discern s. through examination of
103:6.6 experiences s. in the soul but becomes conscious
103:7.14 There is a real proof of s. in the presence of the
112:5.17 new survivor can make contact with nonspiritual r.,
157:4.5 Upon this rock of s. will I build the living temple
176:3.7 leading the children of light into new realms of s.
180:5.3 Truth is a s. value experienced only by spirit-
188:3.4 There must have been some s. in the experience of
195:5.2 seeker aright only when embraced as a living s.,
196:0.9 to his unique life a profound endowment of s..
196:3.2 and faith–physical reality, intellectual reality, and s..
196:3.23 a substitute for genuine religious experience—s..
196:3.35 self with the universe, and on its highest levels of s..
reality, in
2:3.2 greatest punishment (in r. an inevitable consequence)
3:1.6 The omnipresence of God is in r. a part of his
3:2.15 in attributes, eternal in wisdom, and absolute in r..
8:0.4 In r. the Deities are all three existent from eternity;
13:4.2 The Seven Master Spirits are, in r., the mind-spirit
13:4.6 the Seven Master Spirits are, in r., the Paradise
15:7.3 In r., all headquarters worlds are paradisiacal.
26:8.4 apparent failures; in r., simply unescapable delays.
26:9.4 become in r. and eternally the perfected sons of God.
27:5.1 They are in r. living, automatic libraries.
30:4.26 your spiritual education begins in r. and in earnest;
31:2.2 Gravity Messengers personalities, but in r. they are
32:3.8 lowly estate and climbing ever upward, in r. inward.
32:3.12 In r., both perfect and perfected creatures are
33:3.3 Such a Divine Minister is in r. the mother of spirits
33:8.5 These high councils are, in r., the universe
34:1.2 In r., this new and personal presence is but a
37:9.11 midway ministers are in r. the actual custodians of
39:5.12 In r. these wings are energy insulators—friction
42:11.1 the physical and the spiritual, in r. they are one.
44:0.19 through with you, as a part of you, in r., as you.
44:1.15 survived, then would you have had music in r.;
44:5.5 These are the keen personalities who are in r seeking
44:6.4 These impulses are in r. the superb reflections of the
48:1.6 almost as a thing apart–in r. an invasion of man by
48:6.4 True, you are not yet spirits in r., but you are no
53:3.6 they were in r. traitors to their mortal fellows since
55:1.3 spoken of as “coming down from heaven, in r. no
56:9.14 in concept and in r., all things and beings center in
57:1.7 In r. the story has its proper beginning at this point–
57:5.10 they were in r. secondary suns for a short period
59:5.8 echinoderms are in r. the guide fossils of this epoch.
65:2.14 accidental, but in r. it was altogether purposeful.
74:1.5 the visible heads, in r. the sole rulers, of planet 606
74:4.1 that Adam and Eve were in r. gods or else so near
82:3.15 they are in r. entering upon a form of trial marriage
83:3.4 either deserted the other, in r. a marriage bond.
88:2.3 their God dwelt in such stone altars, which were in r.
89:8.1 and temple prostitution were in r. modifications of
90:5.3 primitive tribal secret societies were in r. a crude
91:2.3 the truest prayer is in r. a communion between man
93:2.6 while resembling that of the human male, was in r.
93:9.7 as conversations between Abraham and God in r.
98:3.4 Oaths and admissions to citizenship were in r.
101:9.8 a form of glorified moral trust and confidence in r.,
103:1.1 In r., every human being defines religion in the terms
110:5.6 that which you accept as the Adjuster’s voice is in r.
112:0.3 1. Personality is that quality in r. which is bestowed
113:1.8 a personal angel (in r. two) will henceforth be
113:6.8 constitutes the “resurrection of the unjust,” in r.
118:10.9 tribulation upon some suffering mortal may in r.
120:4.3 as the Trinity of three beings is in r. one Deity.
121:8.3 his record is in r. the Gospel according to Peter.
125:0.3 its temple; now he was soon to behold them in r..
128:1.9 the lad, youth, and man of Nazareth, was in r. the
134:3.5 In r. these lectures were on the “Kingdom of God”
137:8.9 the soul of man, there in r. is the kingdom of heaven.
141:6.2 easier persuade him that he is in r. a son of God.
141:7.7 They often listened to his teachings when in r. what
142:6.8 thereby becoming in r. a son of God, a progressive
143:2.4 transformation, you become in r. the temples of
143:2.5 your acts to the influence of the evil one when in r.
143:3.6 discovery that many human perplexities are in r.
146:2.14 In r. this means a prayer for divine wisdom.
146:3.6 telling you that you are in r. the sons of God.
153:0.2 Simon Zelotes expressed the belief, in r. a hope,
155:1.2 heathen (in r. his ignorant and untaught brethren)
156:3.2 these so-called gentiles, who were in r. descended
158:1.8 beings with Jesus were Moses and Elijah; in r.,
161:1.9 a divine and infinite personality, a personality in r.
170:5.14 began to teach that the kingdom was in r. to appear
174:5.1 supposed that he went in search of Jesus, but in r.
188:5.4 In r., Jesus spent upward of twenty-five years on the
195:6.2 In r., true religion cannot become involved in any
reality-infinity
105:2.11 fact of infinity-reality and the universal truth of r..
reality-izes
111:3.6 which knows, and the associated spirit, which r..
reality-unified
56:9.7 while these two potentials of infinity become r. in the
realizable
0:4.1 volition of the Father and is r. in three primal phases
0:11.14 potential of the static-dynamic Deity functionally r.
112:1.9 These dimensional phenomena are r. as three on the
112:1.11 enhanced, and certain new dimensional values are r..
112:6.8 the former Adjuster to become immediately self-r.
117:2.5 such a destiny is only r. because you are in and of
117:6.17 spirit are the substance of the Supreme as he is r. in
realization—see self-realization
0:2.17 God the Ultimate implies the attained r. of the
0:3.22 the theoretical I AM achieved the r. of personality
0:8.9 an experiential discovery-career of the r. of God
0:9.1 attained absonite levels through the completed r.
0:10.1 constitute the experiential r. of absolute divinity,
0:10.2 God the Absolute is the r.-attainment goal of all
0:11.2 progressive revelation-r. as the enrichment of all
0:12.4 Deity realities always seek r. and manifestation in
0:12.5 fully manifest; they are in process of universe r..
1:1.3 to experience the r. of the indwelling presence of the
1:6.8 Jesus attained the full r. of this potential of spirit
1:6.8 inspired by the perfect demonstration of such a r.
1:7.5 effect the actual spiritual r. of the personality of God
3:6.7 the satisfaction of the r. of an eternal purpose,
4:4.0 4. THE REALIZATION OF GOD
5:3.7 Man’s r. of the reality of the worship experience is
5:4.5 salvation from disharmony by the r. of beauty;
5:5.2 Religion may permeate all four levels of the r. of
5:5.6 The essential doctrine of the human r. of God
5:5.6 in the r. of the indwelling presence of a fragment
5:5.11 factors, three differential levels of reality r..
5:5.11 the soul consciousness–the r. of the ideal of God.
5:5.11 spirit consciousness–the r. of the spirit reality of
5:5.11 By the unification of these factors of the divine r.,
5:5.11 conscious levels with a r. of the personality of God
5:5.11 will in time lead to the r. of the supremacy of God
5:5.11 may eventuate in the r. of the ultimacy of God,
5:6.5 Ultimate, even reaching out for a r. of the Absolute.
6:2.7 the Son appears to devote himself more to the r. of
6:8.0 8. REALIZATION OF THE ETERNAL SON
12:9.3 knowledge is not necessarily a part of the higher r.
14:4.22 in their efforts to attain higher levels of divinity r.
14:5.4 After ascenders have attained a r. of Supremacy and
14:6.7 The perfection r. in Havona compensates for the
14:6.13 base for the ever-expanding r. of spirit power.
14:6.16 opportunity for the r. of reciprocation of equality
15:7.6 of personality mobilization, unification, and r..
16:3.18 Creature r. of these three factors equals Havona
16:6.8 the personal r. of divine fellowship, the recognition
16:7.1 Moral intuition, the r. of duty, is a component of
16:8.6 the r. of relative independence of creative free will.
16:8.19 endowment is the beginning r. of Deity kinship.
16:9.1 possesses innate recognition-r. of energy reality,
16:9.1 intuitive r. of validity attaches to the unification of
16:9.6 and the r. (recognition) of God is inalienable and
16:9.13 the concurrent r. of our fraternal relationship with
21:6.4 so are the Creator Sons achieving the personal r. of
26:4.12 the fulfillment and r. of that tremendous command
26:5.5 the spiritual recognition and r. of the Master Spirit
26:6.2 in this circle that the ascenders achieve a new r. of
26:8.2 general work of preparing their candidates for a r. of
27:7.8 The attainment of the seventh stage of spirit r. by a
28:6.20 way is prepared for the r. of the solemnity of trust
35:1.3 for the r. of a supernal type of self-government.
36:6.7 expression in the Son, and life r. in the Spirit.
39:1.11 values inherent in the r. that a first-stage spirit being
39:5.4 foster and bring to r. even as much of brotherhood
43:7.5 for the r. of the magnificent artistic possibilities of
47:6.3 overmastering motivation of the r. of a common
52:2.7 This is the dispensation of the r. of sex equality.
52:2.7 preliminary to the fuller r. of the ideals of home life.
52:6.2 the r. of the world-wide brotherhood of man is not
52:6.2 revelation is essential to the r. of brotherhood on
52:6.2 the r. of social brotherhood on your world depends
52:6.7 in the world-wide r. of the brotherhood of man.
52:7.16 The planetary r. of this era of light and life far more
55:11.4 achievements in the supreme r. of cosmic wisdom.
55:11.5 readjustments which would probably attend the r. of
56:3.6 threefold in expression and Trinity-unified in final r..
56:3.6 in finality spirit must and does attain its full r. in that
56:7.1 divinity r. is accompanied by certain well-defined
56:7.2 expanding revelation and r. of God the Supreme
56:9.4 of personal comprehension and creature r.,
56:10.1 grasp for the r. of the reality of God the Sevenfold,
56:10.2 a fuller r. of the comprehensible elements of Deity—
56:10.8 Through the r. of truth the appreciation of beauty
62:6.6 we knew we were upon the threshold of the r. of our
62:7.1 all astir with the r. that a great event was impending;
65:6.2 organismal adaptation, and augmented life r..
67:1.4 Evil is a partial r. of, or maladjustment to, universe
67:2.1 planetary administration was on the eve of the r.
67:3.9 achieving an experiential level of personality r. of the
67:7.5 never can the sin of any being rob another of the r.
68:1.1 immediate r. of the brotherhood of man on Urantia.
68:1.7 societies were far from the r. of utopian dreams.
68:2.5 r. of various needs, all led to the closer association
68:2.9 is the insurance of race survival, not merely the r. of
70:9.17 The sudden and nonevolutionary r. of supposed
71:3.4 1. Love loyalty derived from the r. of brotherhood.
71:4.15 progress in the arts of civilization leads to the r. of
71:7.1 The purpose of education should be r. of selfhood,
71:7.7 2. The r. of meanings.
71:8.15 Urantia is far from the r. of these exalted ideals,
72:12.5 Spirit of Truth provides the foundation for the r. of
72:12.5 better prepared for the r. of a planetary government
74:3.3 They arrived at a full r. of the folly of attempting
75:0.1 The r. of race betterment appeared to be a long way
75:4.0 4. THE REALIZATION OF DEFAULT
75:5.2 It was in the despair of the r. of failure that Adam,
75:5.4 Upon the r. of what had happened, Serapatatia was
76:5.2 new presence within them and awakened to the r.
79:8.6 did move forward in the r. of the arts of civilization,
81:6.11 in numbers prevents the full r. of national destiny,
83:0.1 that eventually culminated in the r. of pair matings,
83:8.7 it does not produce an insensitivity to the r. of the
84:1.3 the conscious r. of the obligations of sex relations.
84:5.11 evolution worked toward the r. of women’s rights.
84:7.10 thus the new and higher r. of name pride comes
84:7.25 growing out of the r. that parents were creators of
84:7.28 essential to the r. of brotherhood among all men.
86:3.4 It was the r. of impotency before the mighty forces
87:7.1 which will insure survival and augment r.—
90:0.3 Religion eventually achieves the simple r. of an
91:6.4 to the r. of those reserve powers of human nature
91:8.6 true gesture toward the r. of unselfish brotherhood.
92:4.3 human belief-reflex, excited by the r. and fear of the
92:4.8 sons bestow upon their brethren in the joyous r. that
92:7.3 man to God and bring the r. of the Father to man.
92:7.10 of idealistic spiritual living, r. of sonship with God
94:3.6 Brahmanism came near to the r. of the indwelling of
94:6.6 riches upon his fellows, for that is the r. of truth.
94:11.5 endeavors, could attain to the r. of this inner divinity.
95:4.2 that every moment should be lived in the r. of the
96:7.8 achieved the r. of the ideal of the Universal Father
97:7.11 The r. of divine justice has begun the destruction of
98:4.8 to lead up to the “enthusiasm” of the r. of divinity,
98:7.1 Father’s love and to the r. of their sonship with God.
99:5.7 interpretation of the r. of that spiritual experience.
100:1.9 The experience of the r. of the reality of unconscious
100:3.3 enhanced r. on ever progressively higher and higher
100:3.6 potentials equals growth, the experiential r. of values
100:3.6 in growth of values, progress in meanings, and r. of
100:4.6 that would be the r. of the brotherhood of man.
100:6.7 There is a sense of security, associated with the r. of
101:1.1 the r. of spiritual satisfactions while yet in the flesh
101:2.15 The r. of religion never has been, and never will be,
101:6.2 the Adjuster is the secret of the personal r. of the
101:6.5 experience of Supremacy, the r. of the Supreme;
101:6.9 1. Salvation from material fetters in the personal r. of
101:6.11 3. Salvation from spiritual blindness, the human r. of
101:6.12 through the eventual r. of the harmony of Havona
101:6.16 of the r. of the ultimate experience of the Father.
102:1.6 be satisfied with anything less than the personal r. of
102:2.5 the personality satisfaction of the r. of cosmic
102:3.4 Religious experience is the r. of the consciousness of
102:3.13 In science, the idea precedes the expression of its r.;
102:3.13 in religion, the experience of r. precedes the
102:6.10 the r. of the reality of the meeting of the human
103:1.6 The r. of the recognition of spiritual values is an
103:4.3 the r. that one’s highest ideals are not necessarily
103:6.6 as to their conscious r., by the mind activity.
103:9.9 The full r. of the reality of mortal life consists in a
104:3.2 Regardless of the r. of the survival of spiritual
104:4.33 the eternalization of the functional infinity r. of all
105:3.1 overshadowed by the r. that the seven Absolutes are
105:3.3 basis for the r.-revelation of “I AM personality.”
105:3.4 the basis for the r.-revelation of “I AM force”
105:4.8 The triunities eventuate the r. of infinity as function.
106:2.8 they will experience the r. of a new meaning-value
106:7.1 some kind of an experiential r. of all that could be.
106:7.4 absolute God may be practically impossible of r.;
106:7.6 which mean to you what the infinite r. of God the
106:7.9 This developmental r. is predicated on the completed
106:8.1 is manifested in a theoretical infinity of eternity r..
106:8.17 short of the complete r. of all infinite potentials.
106:8.21 there is included the absolute finality of all reality r..
106:8.22 lead directly to the r. of the I AM as an experiential
106:9.4 a unity is in process of experiential r. in the Trinity
110:3.10 is the birth of cosmic morality and the dawning r.
110:6.1 The sum total of personality r. on a material world is
110:6.12 and maximum limits of these stages of maturity r.:
110:6.15 highest possible r. of mind-Adjuster relationship in
110:6.17 faith makes experiential the full r. of man’s
110:6.17 only by and through the r. of choice-experience.
110:6.17 spiritual forces greatly augments both cosmic r. of
110:6.18 to attain further quantitative r. of cosmic growth
111:3.5 and cosmic meanings as a r. of universal reality.
111:3.7 truth, beauty, and goodness as the value-r. of God-
111:7.5 of anticipation disillusioned by the bitterness of r.;
112:1.9 seven dimensions of self-expression or person-r..
112:1.12 are not co-ordinated in experiential personality r..
112:2.12 true spiritual experience, is the experiential r. of
112:4.13 at once, passes into the “r. of identity transition,”
112:5.5 mortal choice the Father depends for the r. of a new
113:4.4 acquire enhanced r. of the presence of the Adjuster
114:6.10 angels, who forecast a future age and plan for the r.
115:3.16 new avenues of the r. of hitherto impossible
117:0.3 Supremacy advanced another step toward cosmic r..
117:6.6 latent mother potential of the Supreme, a new r. of
117:6.6 It appears that this r. of self will continue in the
117:6.7 experience, ripening wisdom, and divinity r..
117:6.20 All creations are interdependent in their r. of destiny.
117:7.1 The completed r. of all finite potentials equals the
117:7.1 completion of the r. of all evolutionary experience.
118:1.2 Such a consecration of will is tantamount to the r.
118:5.2 even men, are to become God’s partners in the r.
120:2.2 time lag involved in the r. of this achievement.
120:3.2 give some attention to the r. and exemplification of
120:4.2 the progressive self-conscious r. and recognition of
122:2.7 Zacharias and Elizabeth rejoiced greatly in the r. that
124:4.5 his mother was destined to be hurt by the r. that
126:2.2 fourteen years of age, awakened to the r. that he
129:0.3 the r. that Jesus was making ready to leave them.
130:4.14 insufficiencies, is equivalent to the r. of actual evil
131:5.3 attaining the r. of all that is divinely perfect.
133:4.5 derived from the r. of the presence of God in the
133:4.5 The great thing in all human experience is the r. of
133:4.8 a fine art through the increasing r. that you minister
140:5.15 the r. of the chief purpose of all human struggling–
140:10.4 a salvation growing out of the faith-r. of this very
141:2.1 I declare that the kingdom of heaven is the r. and
143:7.3 faith contemplation of the Father and attempted r. of
149:6.3 I would lead you up, through recognition, r., and
149:6.8 your more mature spiritual r. and appreciation.
150:5.5 R. of sonship is incompatible with the desire to sin
152:6.5 the r. of the real nature of their task as ambassadors
153:2.12 every soul who attains the r. of this united nature of
155:3.1 the “kingdom is not meat and drink but the r. of
155:5.10 the actual r. of the victory of spiritual faith over
155:6.3 the r. of the possibility of making for yourselves
155:6.9 but this is impossible of r. in the present state of
157:6.3 the new period of the more complete r. of the truth
160:1.13 it constantly seeks for the r. of those values which
162:1.7 their jurisdiction before they awakened to the r.
167:5.2 a means of stirring up his soul to the r. of the need
170:5.4 gospel, nearly failed of r. as his followers distorted
171:4.3 bewildered apostles wake up to the r. that Jesus
173:5.6 Even the Alpheus twins were aroused to the r. that
176:3.2 the spirit by the faith-r. that you are a son of God?
177:4.9 immediate r. of honor and reward in the old order,
178:1.11 supreme joy of the faith r. of sonship with God–
178:1.11 by the personal r. that the faith of a spirit-born man
180:5.2 Truth exists only on high spiritual levels of the r.
180:5.2 truth, even at best, can eventuate only in the r. of a
180:5.3 after the r. of truth, permit its spirit of activation to
180:5.7 the golden rule takes on living qualities of spiritual r.
180:5.8 But the highest r. of the golden rule consists in the
180:5.8 relationship is revealed only in its spiritual r.,
180:5.8 Jesus loved us all, and that is the reality of the r. of
181:2.9 when I go away and you at last wake up to the r.
181:2.19 sonship with God and with the exalted r. that,
182:2.7 preoccupied with the sudden r. of Judas’s desertion
182:3.11 The supreme test of the full r. of the human nature
184:2.10 That Peter was brought to the r. that he had denied
184:4.6 Son of Man has finally achieved the r. of identity
184:4.6 the eternal r. of the divine destiny of perfection
186:1.6 Judas was passing through the experience of the r.
188:5.13 but to stimulate man’s r. of the Father’s eternal love
191:1.4 Peter was overcome by the r. that he had talked with
196:0.7 keen r. of the reality and sacredness of all human
196:0.8 he devoted himself to the cause of its r. with
196:1.6 consciousness of the human to the r. of the divine,
196:1.6 The fact-r. of the attainment of totality of divinity
196:2.2 to the sublime spiritual heights of the positive r. of
196:3.3 The experiencing of total reality is the full r. of God,
196:3.25 the personal r. of the Adjuster’s inner presence,
196:3.25 of duty, the r. of the existence of right and wrong.
realization-attainment
0:10.2 God the Absolute is the r. goal of all superabsonite
realization-revelation
105:3.3 I AM and the basis for the r. of “I AM personality.”
105:3.4 Isle of Paradise; the basis for the r. of “I AM force
realizations
16:9.9 four universe-reality r. are latent and inherent:
110:6.16 cosmic levels–actual meaning grasps and value r.
realize—see realize, not
4:5.3 But mortal man is beginning to r. that he lives in a
6:3.4 Rather should you r. that all the merciful
12:2.1 should r. that they are gazing upon the mighty
16:6.11 life experience to r. them; of religion to ennoble
28:6.8 You should r. that there is a great reward of
34:5.7 consciously to r. the faith-fact of sonship with God.
39:5.4 These primitive men only come to r. the wisdom
39:5.5 The worlds first r. “peace on earth and good will
39:5.9 Seraphim help the mortal philosophers to r. that,
41:7.13 You will r. what high temperature means by way of
47:7.1 Here you begin to r. the high destiny of the loyal
52:6.7 The quickest way to r. the brotherhood of man on
62:2.4 keen minds to r. the dangers of their forest habitat,
62:3.9 You can hardly r. by what narrow margins your
63:3.3 Andonites seemed to r. that they were an isolated
86:2.3 Human beings are only just beginning to r. that
86:3.1 required age upon age for man to r. its inevitability.
91:1.3 encouraged the effort to r. these material objectives
92:7.4 but they can, and some day will, r. a unity in true
106:9.11 all universe personalities begin to r. that the final
106:9.11 Mortals will sometime r. that success in the quest of
107:4.7 Can you really r. the true significance of the
110:3.4 a determined effort to r. eternal destiny is wholly
112:7.14 Now begins the human attempt to r. and to actualize
115:2.1 in no way makes it impossible to r. new cosmic
118:10.18 To r. providence in time, man must accomplish the
127:0.1 began more fully to r. that he was present on earth
128:4.9 more difficult to r. that this man was a Son of God
134:6.2 Religion makes it spiritually possible to r. the social,
134:6.11 opportunity to r. and enjoy the personal liberties of
136:9.4 Jesus began to r. that the cup of the remainder of his
140:7.6 to faith-r. that they are the children of the Most High
143:3.3 You must r. that the best method of solving some
143:5.4 Nalda was frightened; she began to r. that she stood
150:9.4 They were beginning to r. the meaning of some of
152:6.5 twelve began to r. more fully (though not finally)
152:6.5 They began to r that the feeding of the five thousand
155:5.13 while you r. the satisfaction of discovering for
155:6.12 the theory of God while they spiritually fail to r.
158:7.8 they began to r. what the Master must endure,
159:3.6 Sometime the children of the kingdom will r. that
160:2.10 Such a race might begin to r. something of your
162:2.7 If you could only r. that I am to be with you only
163:6.3 I r. you are about to deliver all authority into my
164:4.11 Look, then, all of you, upon me and r. what has
170:5.14 partial failure to r. his ideal of the establishment of
171:2.1 his disciples began to r. that he was not going to
177:5.1 They were all beginning to r. that disconcerting
179:2.2 r. that I shall not again drink with you the fruit of the
180:5.8 when such spirit-led mortals r. the true meaning of
182:1.5 but I do this that they may the better r. the Father
183:4.6 While they all vaguely r. that Jesus has forewarned
184:1.4 “You r. that something must be done about your
184:2.3 he could scarcely r. that Jesus had been arrested.
184:2.11 Not until Jesus looked upon him, did he r. that he
185:7.5 did Pilate r. that there was no hope of saving Jesus
193:0.4 faith they can actually r., and daily experience,
196:3.9 Only the spirit-indwelt man can r the divine presence
196:3.16 interpreter lived in the mind, man could not truly r.
realize, not
125:3.1 And he did not r. that he had been left behind until
145:2.8 Do you not r. that the hope of a better nation–or a
167:4.5 Besides, do you not r. that our friend Lazarus has
167:5.6 The apostles did not fully r. that his earth mission
177:4.11 Judas did not r. it at this time, but he had been a
177:4.11 Judas did not r. it, but he was a coward.
185:7.2 Do you not r. that I still have power to release you
realized—to obtain as a profit or return
72:7.10 the government takes one half the profits r. from all
172:2.3 David turned over to Judas the funds r. from the sale
realized—to make real or concrete
1:2.7 God can be r only in the realms of human experience
2:7.6 not being a reality, error cannot be r. in experience.
5:3.8 becomes an experience r. on four cosmic levels:
5:5.1 the spiritual experience (having r. God) demands
14:5.11 but urges are to be fully r. and gloriously gratified
16:7.6 virtue is r. by the consistent choosing of good rather
28:4.2 and see, as it were, all things–can be perfectly r. in
44:8.3 aspirations of evolutionary mediocrity may be r..
47:10.6 invested by the Spirit of Truth–is not mobilized, r.,
52:7.5 The reward of the ages is soon to be r.;
56:7.1 each new domain of r. and attained evolution
56:9.8 Absolutes are one, and thereby is infinity Deity-r.
56:9.11 r. in the postultimate unity of absolute values and
71:4.16 an ideal society cannot be r. when either the weak
79:3.5 the south, this destiny would probably have been r..
83:8.6 Though this beautiful dream is seldom r. in its
84:8.3 violet race introduced a new and only imperfectly r.
94:4.10 brotherhood of all men, that is personally r. in loving
99:5.9 r. and expressed only by “feelings that lie too deep
100:4.3 much, but of happiness man has truly r. very little.
103:2.1 Religion is functional in the mind and has been r. in
103:2.10 The impulse of the spirit Monitor is r. in human
106:7.1 that infinity could ever be completely r. in finality.
110:2.6 To the extent that this identity is r., you are mentally
112:1.4 Personality can be experientially r. in the realms of
113:2.1 a human soul who has r. one or more of three
117:3.9 and, in mortals, creature-r. in Adjuster fusion.
117:6.8 this assurance of Deity kinship must be faith r..
120:2.8 8. Your great mission to be r. and experienced in
134:6.13 peace on earth and good will among men can be r..
136:9.2 Jesus knew that this hope would never be r..
144:4.4 which can be consciously r. as an answer to prayer.
155:6.8 The hope of human brotherhood can only be r.
155:6.12 taught you that the kingdom can best be r. by
170:1.3 2. A future hop—when the kingdom would be r. in
170:2.8 a far-reaching divine purpose to be fulfilled and r. in
196:2.11 The ideal of all social attainment can be r. only in the
196:3.24 unity of truth, beauty, and goodness can only be r. in
realized—to understand or appreciate
62:6.6 We were alive with expectation; we r. that the long-
62:7.6 we r. that our work was finished, and our group
75:3.9 Before Eve quite r. what was transpiring, the fatal
75:4.7 found Cano pleasant to the eyes, and she r. all that
84:7.20 the child early r. that disobedience meant failure or
98:7.1 the great advocate of the atonement doctrine r.
111:0.3 Before man r. that his evolving soul was fathered by
119:7.4 We then not only r. that our Creator and friend was
119:7.4 All intelligences r. that the last bestowal was in
124:4.4 Increasingly Jesus’ parents r. that there was
128:7.10 when Mary r. that Jesus was preparing to go away.
132:0.9 neither Stephen nor the thirty chosen ones ever r.
132:3.1 Nabon little r. that Jesus was preparing him to
136:7.1 Jesus r. that he could cast himself off the ledge
137:4.9 Jesus now r. that he had already said–or rather
139:7.9 Matthew little r. that the Master knew all about it.
140:8.27 shocked when they r. that their Master’s religion
143:5.13 the moment when she r. Jesus was a man of God
144:1.7 They r. that their next public effort in either Judea
145:2.10 All of them r. more fully that the gospel is a message
145:5.1 He r. that the world was filled with physical distress
149:2.2 none of them r. that some of these writings would
154:6.9 Jesus had hardly r. how near this prediction would
157:6.2 They little r. that this was the beginning of a new
167:6.3 mothers little r. that the onlooking intelligences of
168:1.10 The group assembled before Lazarus’s tomb little r.
170:5.12 The Master fully r. that certain social results would
171:0.7 sons of Zebedee little r. that in less than one month
172:0.2 fully r. that the Master was not that kind of a king;
172:3.15 became disillusioned–when they r. that Jesus was
173:5.6 They r. that only a few short days could intervene
176:1.2 The Master r. that the rejection of the spiritual
176:3.4 ‘Lord, I knew you and r. that you were a shrewd
177:4.9 Judas r. that there was to be no new kingdom such
177:5.4 terrible isolation which they r. was about to descend
179:2.3 Jesus fully r. that this traitorous betrayal was the
182:3.9 Jesus r. how weak and how ignorant his apostles
185:1.3 Pilate then r. that he had made a threat which he
191:0.3 apostles r. how much they had been dependent on
realizers
106:8.12 r., and consummators; beginnings, existences,
realizes
0:11.2 First Source and Center r. extension of experiential
1:5.16 The Universal Father r. in the fullness of the divine
56:2.1 The Thought-Father r. spirit expression in the Word-
102:0.3 when the moral consciousness of man r. that values
103:5.9 when man once fully r. that there lives and strives
118:5.2 When man r. that the Universal Father is his
realizing—see realizing
0:2.15 Personal Deity associatively r. the time-space
22:9.8 one could not help r. that these possessors of
63:2.6 they sat up watching their fire burn, vaguely r. that
75:6.3 Son and Daughter and their children without r.
103:6.5 latter r. the nature of a universe turned outside in.
122:5.9 thought to welcome the child of promise, little r.
123:0.2 Mary, r. that such a program of undue sheltering
127:6.2 forsaken the love of even a beautiful maiden (not r.
128:1.1 Jesus entered upon this stupendous task fully r. his
138:2.1 They returned to Jesus more fully r. that religion is
154:6.8 that he had lost interest in them, little r. that it was
170:2.16 their personal experience of r. the higher qualities of
172:2.5 were prevented from fully r. its seriousness by the
179:2.1 once more before I suffered, and r. that my hour
180:5.11 can only be comprehended by living them, by r. their
196:3.21 knowing him, of worshiping him, of r. sonship with
realizing
143:7.4 is designed to make man less thinking but more r.;
really—non-exhaustive
14:0.1 true magnitude of this vast creation is r. beyond
26:11.6 You are not r. a child of Paradise until you have
28:4.6 If the Ancients of Days would like to know—r. know
48:6.35 angels who are r. able to help you “to see yourself
48:7.4 2. Few persons live up to the faith which they r. have
48:7.18 and many truths are not r. felt except in adversity.
70:9.13 But human rights are not r. natural; they are social.
78:7.5 But Noah r. lived; he was a wine maker of Aram,
101:0.3 There r. is a true and genuine inner voice, that “true
101:1.3 But the mind that r. discerns God, hears the
108:5.9 between what r. is right or wrong (not merely what
108:6.5 thus slowly and surely re-creating you as you r. are
111:0.1 may be r. known only through cosmic insight and
112:7.8 But the fused individual is r. one personality, one
112:7.19 But if you actually will, if you r. desire, surely the
125:2.5 holy of holies to gaze in wonder as to what r. was
125:5.3 What r. exists in the holy of holies, behind the veil?
130:1.2 “But do you suppose the big fish r. did swallow
131:1.8 and mother; he r. loves us, his children on earth.
133:3.7 Ganid, some people are r. wicked at heart;
134:5.11 When there are only a few r. sovereign powers,
139:2.6 Peter r. and truly loved Jesus.
139:2.13 Jesus was, after all, r. and truly the Jewish Messiah.
139:4.10 the first of the twelve r. and fully to believe in the
139:5.1 it had not occurred to Philip that Jesus was a r. great
139:12.2 Judas was not r. sincere in dealing with himself.
139:12.5 Judas r. was a great executive, a farseeing and able
139:12.5 The apostles loved Judas; he was r. one of them.
139:12.5 but we doubt whether Judas r. loved the Master with
146:3.3 Master,how can a new believer r. know, r. be certain
146:6.2 Discovering that the young man was not r. dead,
146:6.3 vainly tried to explain that the lad was not r. dead,
146:6.4 understand that the widow’s son was not r. dead
148:6.4 You know that the wicked never r. prosper.
148:6.5 if you are r. righteous, God will certainly deliver you
152:4.2 “Lord, if it r. is you, bid me come and walk with
153:4.1 this is the first case where Jesus r. cast an “evil spirit
158:5.2 All things are possible to him who r. believes.”
162:2.1 If any man r. desires to do my Father’s will, he
162:2.3 Do you r. claim to be the Messiah?”
162:3.2 What r. happened was this: Early the third morning
162:8.3 Only one thing is r. worth while, and since Mary
164:1.1 “You have answered right; this, if you r. do, will
164:4.11 Maybe you were not r. born blind, and even if
165:6.2 is revealed; trial discloses what r. is in the heart.
166:2.7 But the Samaritan r. had leprosy.
168:0.7 whosoever lives and believes shall never r. die.
171:7.3 Jesus r. understood men; therefore could he manifest
173:3.1 which of these sons r. did his father’s will?”
177:1.3 if the desire of the heart is r. supreme, can
179:3.3 said, “Master, do you r. mean to wash my feet?”
179:3.8 “Do you r. understand what I have done to you?
179:4.8 own selfish projects, when love is once r. dead.
179:5.6 for upon all such occasions the Master is r. present.
185:7.1 R., who are you? What is this they say, that you are
187:4.5 Here on the cross beside him he saw a r. great man
189:3.5 viewed by those who saw them as they r. occurred,
189:5.1 Peter was half persuaded that Jesus was r. alive;
189:5.1 convinced that the women r. had seen the Master.
190:0.3 they r. saw him; they were not the self-deceived
191:5.5 “You have believed, Thomas, because you have r.
192:2.3 turned to him and asked, “Peter, do you r. love me?”
192:2.4 therefore do you know that I r. and truly love you.
195:9.8 if it could only see Jesus as he r. lived on earth
195:10.5 —so few professed followers of Jesus who r. live and
realm—see realm, of the; realm of
1:1.3 in the hearts of his creatures of any given r..
6:4.2 The Son is omnipotent only in the spiritual r..
11:3.1 This r. is wholly spiritual, and you are almost
13:1.8 Sonarington, a r. penetrated by none save those
13:1.17 provided with spirit ministers as is the r. concerned
16:4.6 It is in this r. that the Master Spirits make their great
16:6.7 —the reality domain of morals in the philosophic r.,
16:7.7 enters into the practice of the virtues of the moral r..
17:0.11 directors of this far-flung administrative r..
17:3.1 superuniverses at the reflective focus of each r.,
18:4.2 the Ancients of Days concerning the welfare of his r.
20:1.13 endowed with this drawing power in his own r.;
20:3.1 Magisterial Sons sit in judgment on the r.,
23:2.22 to represent and interpret one r. to another.
23:2.22 When a newly inhabited r. is discovered, it may
25:6.6 Custodians of Records guard the archives of that r.
30:4.11 to call the rolls of the age and adjudicate the r.,
32:5.3 As regards an individual life, the duration of a r.,
33:1.2 our Master Son possesses in his r. all of the divine
34:3.8 a circumscribed “space domain” as hers, a r. in
37:3.6 this Paradise Son has finished the judgment of a r.
37:4.3 instructions which constitute their mission in our r..
37:5.6 long experience and of great service to their native r.
37:6.1 to serve as educational advisers to the entire r..
37:6.5 Progress within a given r. is individual, but transition
39:9.2 graduates as would be found in an older r.;
40:10.2 ascend beyond the confines of their native r.,
48:3.10 You will have ample opportunity to visit in any r.
49:6.7 with regard to the nonsalvable personalities of a r.,
49:6.21 when the majority of the mortals leaving a r. are
50:5.1 Planetary Prince continues on as the ruler of his r..
51:0.2 on an apostate planet, a r. without a spiritual ruler
52:6.8 These worlds are in the spiritual circuits of their r.,
52:7.14 no difference whether a r. has been wholly loyal,
53:7.1 Ellanora, a young woman of that mortal r.,
55:3.1 You would instinctively describe such a r.–could
56:7.2 Sevenfold becomes active throughout such a r..
67:7.4 universe law may be fatal in the physical r. without
76:5.3 I come to Urantia if the subordinate Sons of my r. do
76:5.4 might possibly be the r. whereon the ruler of this
91:6.1 the spiritual forces and material supervisors of a r.,
91:6.7 that r. wherein he can communicate with his Maker
101:10.4 the material r., whereon is death, to the spiritual r.,
103:7.15 But history is a r. in which science and religion may
108:3.6 guardians of good in the souls of this backward r..
111:2.8 is a morontia phenomenon since it exists in the r.
112:4.12 If you have attained the third circle or a higher r.
118:8.9 and destructive in the presettled eras of that very r..
120:0.8 the superuniverse had decreed the safety of his r.
120:1.6 As a mortal incarnate in the r. you are without
133:0.3 are reckoned among the animals of any given r..
159:3.7 To those who live quite wholly within either r.,
182:1.3 given full authority over all living creatures in my r.,
realm, of the
0:0.2 to the use of a circumscribed language of the r..
2:3.3 the dispensational or epochal adjudication of the r.
3:2.7 regarding the existence of the higher laws of the r.,
8:4.7 the power to minister to the creatures of the r. in
20:2.6 appears as an adult of the r. by a technique of
20:3.3 being, invisible to the material creatures of the r..
20:3.4 a dispensation and constitutes a judgment of the r..
20:4.2 Avonals always appear as adult beings of the r.;
20:6.2 of woman and grows up as a male child of the r.,
23:2.17 or as intelligence gatherers for the good of the r..
25:3.3 before the regularly constituted tribunals of the r.,
25:3.4 the whole question to the higher tribunals of the r..
25:3.5 carried out for the apparent welfare of the r.,
25:3.5 neither natural law nor ordained usages of the r.,
28:6.2 cosmic advancement of the living creatures of the r..
29:4.26 They appear to understand the language of the r.,
31:5.2 to take the natural course of the peoples of the r.,
32:2.5 until such a time as gravity stabilization of the r. has
33:3.3 and equality of authority in all the affairs of the r..
34:2.5 out of the existing organized material of the r.,
34:5.2 starting with the lifeless material of the r.,
35:2.3 concerned with the routine administration of the r.
35:2.5 not appeared in the likeness of the creatures of the r.
37:2.9 Stars serve as liaisons between the mortals of the r.
37:8.7 Of the Technical Advisers, the legal minds of the r.,
39:1.7 the conciliators up to the highest tribunals of the r..
39:4.16 the higher spirit personalities of the r. peruse the
39:5.14 Now the transport dispatcher of the r. summons the
43:2.8 renders legislative enactments the law of the r.;
44:1.1 held in sublime ecstasy while the melody of the r.
44:8.2 their enhanced portrayal for the edification of the r..
45:5.6 of sonship reserve the veto functions of the r., but
47:3.8 the major activities of the r. are occupied with the
48:2.20 association with physical and spirit forces of the r..
49:3.5 enjoy life and carry forward the activities of the r.
49:5.22 they duly install a Planetary Prince as ruler of the r..
50:2.7 facilitate communication with the inhabitants of the r
51:1.4 energy much as do the physical beings of the r.,
51:1.6 reproduce and carry on as material citizens of the r.,
51:6.5 and interpret him to the mortal creatures of the r.,
51:6.8 2. The father of the r.–the Planetary Adam.
51:7.1 latter two being visible to all the inhabitants of the r.
51:7.2 be called joint prime ministers of the glorified r..
51:7.4 the physical, scientific, and economic status of the r..
52:1.5 to speak many words of the languages of the r..
52:1.6 adjudication of the r. is simultaneous with the arrival
52:3.4 eliminated from the reproducing stocks of the r..
52:4.3 birth, neither do Avonals die the death of the r..
55:1.2 is visible to the more spiritual individuals of the r..
55:1.4 here also do the mortals of the r. receive planetary
55:4.8 mission is to liberate the midwayers of the r. and
55:4.21 of new functions of the mind circuits of the r..
58:4.2 and planted them in the hospitable waters of the r..
59:6.12 sea mothered and nurtured the early life of the r..
66:2.9 they became conscious, threefold beings of the r.,
66:4.7 They partook of food as did the mortals of the r.
66:8.7 And now this rebel of the r., shorn of all power to
73:6.7 they were all material mortals of the r.; they lacked
75:4.4 you shall surely become as the mortals of the r.;
75:7.3 had degraded to the status of the mortals of the r.;
76:3.1 reduced to the status of the common flesh of the r.;
76:4.7 microscopic and ultramicroscopic organisms of the r.
76:6.2 of the unconscious sleep of the mortals of the r..
77:1.2 marked changes in the spiritual economy of the r.
77:6.3 (except for their peculiarities) as mortals of the r.,
77:8.7 are of import to the supernatural beings of the r..
77:8.10 attached to the ministry of material beings of the r..
77:8.11 of time and space, not excepting the beasts of the r..
93:1.3 personalize on earth as a temporary man of the r.,
93:2.6 Machiventa lived after the manner of men of the r.,
109:2.8 Such Adjusters participate in many activities of the r.
113:5.5 circumstances of the material r. proceed unaltered
113:6.7 gather together his elect from one end of the r. to
114:7.1 who are chosen by the spirit directors of the r. to
114:7.3 Mortals of the r. are chosen for service in the reserve
119:7.3 would appear on earth as a helpless infant of the r..
120:0.2 as such a human of the material r., to execute the
120:0.6 presently grow up on Urantia as a mortal of the r..
120:2.1 You will grow up on Urantia as a child of the r.,
120:2.2 the Son of Man; thus, as a mortal creature of the r.
120:2.4 a dispensational judgment of the r., accompanied by
120:2.9 you are to become an ordinary human of the r.,
122:2.6 helpless babe, an average, normal infant of the r..
127:6.14 and now as a man of the r. Jesus begins to organize
127:6.15 Born into the world a babe of the r., he has lived his
127:6.16 And now as a full-grown man–an adult of the r.–he
128:0.1 growing up as a child of the r. and wrestling with
128:1.2 was “made flesh and dwelt as a man of the r. on
128:1.3 these into wisdom, just as do other mortals of the r..
128:4.9 quite like an individual of the r., just another man
129:1.15 His training as a man of the r. had to be completed
129:4.2 as an incarnated mortal of the r., on the day of his
130:0.5 those intimate associations with the mortals of the r.,
132:4.3 contact with upward of five hundred mortals of the r
136:1.6 made flesh and dwelt among the mortals of the r..
136:2.2 the Jordan to be baptized, he was a mortal of the r.
136:2.3 Ordinarily, when a mortal of the r. attains such
136:3.1 on Mount Hermon, as an unaided mortal of the r.,
141:2.1 upon his throne and decreeing the laws of the r..
141:7.7 he lived his life for all the world as a mortal of the r..
144:5.68 That our charity may enfold the weak of the r..
166:4.7 otherwise produced by the spiritual forces of the r..
176:4.1 his seventh and last bestowal as a mortal of the r..
181:2.20 when I sojourned with you as a mortal of the r..
189:0.2 As a mortal of the r. he has experienced death;
189:1.4 Friday he laid down his life as a mortal of the r.;
189:2.3 to material beings, such as the mortals of the r..
189:2.9 the testimony of many mortals of the r. who met,
192:2.13 son of God, all upright work of the r. is sacred.
196:0.10 Jesus brought to God, as a man of the r.,
realm of
4:1.10 This must be the function of Providence—the r. of
4:5.3 man is beginning to realize that he lives in a r. of
5:3.2 Supplications of all kinds belong to the r. of the
5:3.2 ordinarily proceed out of the r. of the jurisdiction
5:5.2 Religion is an independent r. of human response
7:1.10 The Eternal Son dominates the r. of actual spiritual
8:5.3 and is confined to the spiritual r. of that creation;
11:9.1 Paradise is unique in that it is the r. of primal origin
12:8.4 the domain of spiritual gravity, is the r. of the Son.
15:3.3 propitious, gazing through the main body of this r. of
18:6.6 then functions in an enlarged capacity in such a r. of
20:5.6 It is true that your Creator Son selected for the r. of
21:5.9 still more concerning the r. of terminal bestowal,
27:1.1 which graduates a creature of space into the r. of
28:6.3 or throughout the entire r. of a superuniverse.
31:3.5 by actual advancement from one r. of universe
31:3.5 from one r. of universe service to another r. of
34:3.8 One is free to choose and act only within the r. of
34:7.3 the intense conflicts of Urantia mortals in this r. of
36:2.14 the r. of the universe physicists and electrochemists
42:2.14 This domain of power-energy-matter is the r. of
42:2.15 we refer to the r. of universe power as GRAVITA.
44:0.1 but their chief r. of activity is in the constellations
51:2.1 from their home of associated service to the new r.
58:2.6 this r. of constant temperature is the stratosphere.
77:8.7 Sentinels patrol the invisible spirit r. of the planet.
86:7.2 the business of insurance from the r. of priests and
100:5.6 one should postulate a similar and corresponding r.
101:1.3 the r. of the highest and most spiritualized thinking.
101:5.2 philosophy the r. of wisdom, and religion the sphere
107:3.2 go back to the r. of supposed origin, Divinington;
111:4.5 superconscious mind as it impinges on the spirit r. of
113:3.6 Throughout the entire r. of progressive survival in
116:0.4 the grand universe, is also a growing r. of power
117:4.13 allow yourself to pass into the r. of the unrealized
118:10.7 a real and emerging providence in the finite r. of
181:2.16 Our kingdom is a r. of order, and where two or
195:6.16 Freedom or initiative in any r. of existence is directly
196:3.31 In the r. of religious experience, spiritual possibility
realms—see realms, of the; realms of
0:6.2 a term applied to spiritual, mindal, and material r..
1:2.1 God overshadows all throughout the material r..
5:3.6 contact with the children of these r. through the
6:4.9 contacts with the ascendant beings of the lower r.
9:1.5 and the universal administrator of the mind r.;
10:6.3 the representative of the Father and the Son to all r.
11:1.3 circuit, ever journeying inward through the starry r.,
11:2.1 of all this vast and far-flung creation of material r.
12:2.2 Most of the starry r. visually exposed to the search
12:2.4 have nothing to do with these far-distant r.,
12:2.5 little more about these r. than do the astronomers
12:4.14 are fairly reliable when applied to the starry r.
12:4.15 because the vast universes of outer space in the r.
13:0.4 being may sojourn on any of these seven shining r..
13:1.1 are closed to personalities, but neither of those r. is
15:0.3 there is operative throughout these r. a technique
15:3.1 Practically all of the starry r. visible to the naked
15:7.4 universe, passing from the material to the spiritual r.,
15:13.2 they do not sit in spiritual judgment upon the r..
16:4.16 we are confident there are two r. in the vast range of
18:1.4 Always will we be unable fully to penetrate the r.
18:3.1 spiritual rulers and directors of these advanced r.,
18:7.4 from those of the administrative directors of such r..
19:5.10 and ascendant souls from the evolutionary r.—but
20:2.1 the magistrates of the time-space r.—of all races,
20:4.3 dispatch of Mystery Monitors to the inhabited r..
20:7.3 the spiritual awakening and moral guidance of all r..
20:7.5 In their ministry to these evolutionary r. they utilize
21:2.10 and makers of the life plans of their respective r.,
21:2.12 still their r. whirl on about their respective centers.
21:3.24 and government throughout all the universal r..
21:4.1 bestowed themselves upon the creatures of their r..
21:5.9 accordance with his concept of the needs of his r..
23:1.7 few types of beings operating throughout the r. who
23:2.17 In the more needy r. we all enjoy the satisfaction of a
23:2.20 unnoticed even by the intelligences of adjacent r..
23:3.1 available in all r. for the quick transmission of
23:3.5 remote space regions, r. not embraced within the
24:0.10 attached to the administrations of the evolutionary r..
24:7.1 service in the superuniverse r. as Havona Servitals
28:5.9 coming in from r. where rebellion has been rife,
29:4.24 the living and dead energies of their respective r..
30:3.3 Uversa contains individuals from many near-by r.,
32:3.3 other r. must attain that perfection by the methods
35:3.21 student visitors are not received from other r..
35:3.22 with student visitors and observers from other r..
35:7.1 On these forty-nine r. the ascending mortals secure
35:10.1 On these r. the experienced Lanonandeks belonging
37:4.3 these personalities from the higher r. are usually
37:6.2 on the seventy socializing r. attached to Edentia,
39:1.10 Behind lie the r. of achievement, r. grown familiar by
39:3.1 all Nebadon in the interests of their assigned r..
39:4.5 at one time served as justice guides in the lower r.
39:7.1 angels do not minister extensively except in older r.
39:9.2 the evolutionary r. disclose increasing need for
40:10.4 services of those who were in transit to higher r..
40:10.4 competent to carry forward the affairs of these r. in
42:1.5 transition r. between the material and the spiritual
42:4.2 through successive ages and throughout countless r..
42:4.13 This wise provision in the material r. serves to
44:0.1 and artisans of the morontia and lower spirit r..
44:0.14 masterpieces of the supernal artists of the spirit r..
44:1.4 control of the light of the morontia and spiritual r..
44:3.3 and routine workers of the spirit and morontia r..
44:3.5 are the most exquisite creations of the morontia r.
44:3.7 the association of all the personalities of all r. as they
44:4.5 permanent recording unknown on the material r.,
44:5.4 laws in the spirit world as obtain in the material r..
46:7.2 the employment of the power agencies of their r.
46:7.7 join in the outward spiritual devotions of their r..
48:1.1 The morontia r. are the local universe liaison spheres
48:2.26 All morontia transition r. are accessible alike to spirit
48:3.17 numerous other r. not at present revealed on Urantia
48:4.3 of the exalted humor of the morontia and spirit r..
48:6.30 the morontia transactions of the lower universe r..
49:6.17 gaining many experiences as teachers in those r.
54:0.2 Sin is potential in all r. where imperfect beings are
55:7.2 idea of kings and queens throughout the universe r..
59:0.7 well-defined developments in both the geologic r.
67:7.5 sin visit their consequences in material and social r.
72:1.5 the last developments in industrial and political r.
90:0.1 increasingly complex concept of the supermaterial r.,
99:0.1 social reforms were largely confined to the moral r.,
103:9.2 and, in its nonmaterial reaches toward the spirit r.,
107:3.9 his bestowal upon the peoples of his universe r..
107:7.6 material creatures throughout his virtually infinite r.,
109:2.9 Adjusters can communicate with those in other r..
112:5.11 on the borderland of the physical and morontia r..
119:6.4 even the lowest form of created intelligence in his r..
119:8.8 a Melchizedek minister to the r., a system savior,
121:5.11 survival after death, and enduring life in blissful r.
133:4.5 things of mortal life that are embodied in the spirit r.
140:8.9 he ignored the civic, social, and economic r..
144:5.2 Our Father in whom consist the universe r.,
144:6.3 my Father’s business, for we have other r. besides
169:4.13 the divine Son of the spiritual r., only as a Father.
realms, of the
2:1.8 intelligences of the many r. of his far-flung universe.
2:3.3 or epochal adjudication of the realm or r..
2:5.8 I think we all, including the mortals of the r., love
3:4.3 freely distributed to the thinking of the r. in no wise
3:4.3 As the universes multiply, and beings of the r.
3:6.1 mighty lever of the circumstances of the universal r.;
4:1.5 upheavals and the physical cataclysms of the starry r.
5:1.4 The mortals of the r. of time and space may differ
5:3.6 contact with the children of these r. through the
5:5.11 as it is experienced by an evolving mortal of the r.,
6:4.9 contacts with the ascendant beings of the lower r.
11:1.1 purposes in the administration of the universal r.,
12:0.3 of physical law and from observation of the starry r.,
12:2.2 Most of the starry r. visually exposed to the search
13:4.1 the many enterprises of the various r. of universe
13:4.3 receptivity inherent in the individual minds of the r..
13:4.5 obedient to the choosing of the creatures of the r..
15:3.1 Practically all of the starry r. visible to the naked
15:13.2 concerned with spiritual administration of the r. or
15:14.2 bestowal of merciful ministry to mortals of the r..
19:5.9 techniques, are functioning as teachers of the r..
20:2.1 the magistrates of the time-space r.–of all races,
20:3.1 Magisterial Sons are the high magistrates of the r.,
20:6.2 as do the children of the r. in which they serve.
20:6.6 whole of the actual experience of mortals of the r.,
21:5.7 loyalty and devotion of the will creatures of the r.,
23:1.6 “listening in” on all the broadcasts of the r. of their
23:2.20 clues furnished by the space contemplators of the r..
23:3.1 helping out spiritual and material beings of the r.,
24:0.10 attached to the administrations of the evolutionary r.
24:7.3 divine embrace never return to the service of the r..
25:2.8 to make contact with the material beings of the r.
25:2.11 with the minor misunderstandings of the r..
25:4.18 personally deal with the material creatures of the r.
26:8.5 are remanded to the work of the r. of space for a
28:4.14 duties and the emergency assignments of the r..
28:5.16 seeking to upstep the pleasure reactions of the r.
28:6.5 the justice of righteousness to the status of the r.,
28:6.6 your account with the supernatural forces of the r..
29:4.15 of the constantly changing energy status of the r..
29:4.25 The status of the physical r. seems to undergo a
32:4.11 bestowing Adjusters upon the mortals of the r.,
33:3.7 and to regard the creatures of the r. as their sons and
33:6.3 are more occupied with the spiritual status of the r..
34:2.5 who actually contact with the mortals of the r..
35:2.4 as mobile and advisory review courts of the r.;
36:5.1 her personal ministry to the material minds of the r..
37:4.3 supervising directors of the r. of assigned function.
38:5.4 the spirit world and the mortals of the material r..
38:7.5 By study in the schools of the r. they acquire
38:9.8 the higher spirit-reality forces of the celestial r..
39:1.6 as destiny guardians to the mortals of the r.;
39:1.8 position to be unfair to the lowly creatures of the r.,
39:2.3 gathering the information of the r. for his guidance
39:5.5 Peace is not the natural state of the material r..
40:5.2 and nearer to the struggling creatures of the r.,
41:2.6 These beings of the energy r. do not directly concern
42:4.2 disappearance in some great cataclysm of the r..
42:4.9 converting these energies into the matter of the r..
44:0.14 masterpieces of the supernal artists of the spirit r..
44:1.4 control of the light of the morontia and spiritual r..
44:3.3 and routine workers of the spirit and morontia r..
44:3.5 are the most exquisite creations of the morontia r.
44:4.1 and reproduction of the superior thought of the r.,
44:4.2 to the preservation of the higher thought of the r..
44:5.7 interference as applied to communications of the r..
45:5.3 Planetary Prince and the material creatures of the r..
45:6.7 parents insures that such a mortal child of the r. will
46:8.2 their restoration to the spiritual communion of the r..
48:3.12 of a local universe; they are the linguists of the r..
48:4.3 of the exalted humor of the morontia and spirit r..
48:4.8 the reversion directors of the r. are not concerned
48:6.30 the morontia transactions of the lower universe r..
50:1.1 the Creator Son touches the creatures of the r.
50:2.2 also selected from the evolutionary beings of the r.
50:3.3 while exempt from the ordinary diseases of the r.,
56:3.5 threefold spirit endowment of the evolutionary r..
77:0.1 midway between those of the mortals of the r. and
77:9.11 a truly essential part of the spirit economy of the r..
90:0.1 increasingly complex concept of the supermaterial r.,
108:4.5 unexplained contact with the creatures of the r..
108:5.1 admonitions of the spiritual intelligences of the r.
109:2.9 data essential to the Adjuster ministry of the r. of
109:7.5 of the transcendental ministry of the absonite r. of
110:1.1 not organic parts of the physical creatures of the r..
112:5.11 on the borderland of the physical and morontia r..
113:7.6 affectionate attachments of the r. of human origin
118:10.7 The circumstances of the material r. find final
118:10.14 unlock the storehouse of secrets of the natural r.,
120:2.6 Paradise Father, the Thought Adjusters of the r..
127:0.3 life experience of the youth of all the r. of Nebadon,
129:4.5 ascendant mortals of the r., from birth to death.
142:7.15 presented in himself the perfected son of the r. to
146:2.5 reception by a thoroughly selfish creature of the r. of
167:6.5 inspiring spectacle of the starry r. of the Creator
169:4.13 the divine Son of the spiritual r., only as a Father.
183:0.4 Jesus well knew that these rebels of the r. would be
186:5.1 but as the Son of Man he was a mortal of the r..
188:3.8 with the uncreated universes of the unorganized r.
188:4.6 While the mortals of the r. had salvation even before
190:0.1 the ascending morontia career of a mortal of the r..
190:0.3 The mortals of the r. will arise in the morning of the
194:2.19 new-name spirit of the ascending mortals of the r.
196:0.9 reveal himself through him to the mortals of the r..
realms of
0:4.2 the reality r. of the nonpersonalizable values of
0:4.3 Deity potentials ranging upward through all r. of
0:4.4 is embraced within the r. of the Universal Absolute.
1:2.7 God can be realized only in the r. of experience;
1:5.14 he does, within the r. of his own eternal personality,
5:1.1 within the r. of possibility ask for safe conduct
5:2.6 mainly limited to the r. of soul consciousness, but
5:5.1 the making of choices in the highest r. of reason;
5:6.8 free will, as it operates within the r. of choice,
6:4.7 In the r. of knowledge, omniscience, we cannot
7:1.9 Absolute in the r. of emerging spiritual potentials.
7:2.1 from Paradise through Havona and into the r. of the
7:4.5 to go into the very r. of rebellion and there restore
8:1.10 Father in all phases of universe history and in all r. of
9:1.4 The Father presides over the r. of pre-energy,
9:4.3 is absolute only in the domain of mind, in the r. of
9:5.2 The r. of creature mind are of exclusive origin in the
12:3.10 now in progress throughout the r. of outer space.
12:4.14 reckonings with reference to the r. of outer space
12:8.3 Only in the r. of creature volition has there been
12:8.6 universe, the Conjoint Actor is to the r. of mind—
12:9.3 Not only in the r. of life but even in the world of
13:1.19 All these spirit workers in all levels and r. of universe
13:2.8 phases which are wholly outside our r. of experience
15:8.8 Even in the r. of the seven superuniverses we are
15:9.1 The circuits of Paradise do actually pervade the r. of
15:11.1 branch of the supergovernment originates in the r. of
16:4.6 intervene, bridging the gulf between the material r.
16:6.6 scientific r. of logical uniformity, the differentiation
16:6.10 and self-conscious personality in the r. of science,
17:0.10 the adjutants bestowed upon the r. of evolutionary
17:2.6 of personality function, may witness in the r. of the
18:0.11 Only in the r. of experience has the passing of time
19:3.1 the counsel of Deity to the r. of the superuniverses.
20:2.1 the magistrates of the time-space r.—of all races,
20:2.3 is individually unique in the r. of their sojourn,
21:5.10 to the lowly races of planetary life in the r. of time.
22:8.3 in self-denial in behalf of their chosen r. of service.
23:2.1 immediate supervision of those who direct the r. of
23:2.21 information we possess of transactions in the r. of
23:4.4 creatures move on into the r. of outer space?
23:4.5 evolutions now taking place throughout the r. of
24:1.1 Circuit Supervisors are concerned, not with the r. of
24:1.11 agelong study of the problems found in the r. of their
24:6.4 There is no record of a Graduate Guide in all the r.
25:0.9 subject to the direction of those who rule the r. of
25:1.7 graduation from the universes of time to the r. of
29:3.11 control must represent the unpredictable r. of energy
29:4.17 with equal periods of inspection service to the r. of
29:5.7 capable of functioning in these r. of outer space are
30:4.23 anything that has ever entered the imaginative r. of
32:0.4 The Sons of God may choose the r. of their activities
32:2.1 your Creator Son, established the inhabited r. of the
32:2.9 cluster in the starry and planetary r. of Orvonton.
34:0.1 to accompany this Creator Son to the r. of space,
38:4.2 headquarters worlds are among the magnificent r. of
39:1.9 the Corps of Completion function in the higher r. of
39:8.1 and in these very r. of their nativity some achieve
40:7.4 mortal spheres of time to the divine r. of eternity
41:6.3 escaping from the solar interior to the r. of space.
42:2.8 domain of the Unqualified Absolute into the r. of
42:2.10 distinct phases of transmutation in the r. of energy
42:4.7 heat and cold–is secondary only to gravity in the r.
42:11.1 laws of nature operate in what seems the dual r. of
42:12.13 from there on out through the r. of time and space,
54:0.1 eventuates in the divergent r of sin and righteousness
55:8.4 humans in the ever-advancing r. of philosophy and
56:4.3 in all the r. of the perfect, perfected, and perfecting
56:10.9 values embrace the revelation of Deity to the r. of
58:2.10 the terrific storms which occasionally rage in the r.
65:7.8 spiritual gravity are distinct r. of cosmic reality,
79:8.6 especially in the r. of agriculture and horticulture.
82:3.2 been and always will be two distinct r. of marriage:
87:4.2 beyond the domain of ghostland to the higher r. of
91:6.4 are stored and conserved in the unconscious r. of the
95:2.5 magical ritual early became involved with the r. of
95:2.9 selfishness,” it would be admitted to the r. of bliss.
97:10.5 philosophic creative discovery in the r. of truth.
100:1.9 functioning in the supposed subconscious r of human
100:4.2 commotion in the philosophic r. of the mind.
101:7.2 to attempt the exploration of unknown r. of living.
103:7.2 matter identification through the r. of morontia
103:9.5 and living faith attitude toward the highest r. of
105:1.2 the I AM is not clearly identifiable in undeified r. of
109:7.3 unusual, and the unexpected throughout all the r. of
109:7.5 of the transcendental ministry of the absonite r. of
110:4.3 revelations of the Adjuster appear through the r. of
110:5.3 that have become lodged in the r. of the supermind,
110:6.17 but potentials become actuals in the finite r. of the
111:4.10 but ideals are born only in the creative r. of the inner
112:1.4 can be experientially realized in the progressive r. of
114:6.18 cannot fully control the affairs of their respective r.
115:1.4 The r. of the finite exist by virtue of the eternal
115:2.3 equally with the r. of space potency, mind potency,
117:6.6 Then, throughout the r. of finaliter activity in the
118:9.8 should attain creative union in the r. of outer space
118:10.4 the Almighty on up through the transcendental r. of
119:0.7 in just and merciful supremacy over all the vast r. of
124:4.9 daily adjustments between these r. of loyalty to
129:4.7 example for all the mortals of all ages on all the r. of
131:4.7 to awake in the r. of the Supreme and Immortal,
132:2.10 as a decision stimulus in the r. of moral progress on
160:1.2 higher r. of unexplored ideas and undiscovered ideals
167:6.5 inspiring spectacle of the starry r. of the Creator
176:3.7 leading the children of light into new r. of spiritual
185:6.4 This sight sent a mighty shudder through the r. of a
188:3.8 with the uncreated universes of the unorganized r. of
196:3.34 the dim r. of embryonic soul-consciousness in a
reanimate
168:1.14 the end of the third day, seeking to r. the dead body;
reap
2:3.2 for whatsoever a man sows that shall he also r..”
39:2.13 you “r. a morontia form” on the mansion worlds.
54:6.3 every member of any such group, large or small, r.
54:6.7 time in which to r. increasingly beneficial results.
69:6.4 They failed to r. the sanitary benefits of fire because
86:1.3 Why work hard and r. bad luck–nothing for
131:2.8 men r. the evil they plough and the sin they sow.
131:2.9 Whosoever sows iniquity shall r. calamity;
131:2.9 they who sow the wind shall r. the whirlwind.
140:5.7 is willing to sow seeds of self-denial in order to r.
143:6.1 I am now sending you to r. that whereon you have
148:6.3 while men certainly eventually do r. what they sow
164:3.4 the Essenes, tolerated the theory that men may r. in
165:5.2 consider the ravens; they sow not neither r.,
166:4.8 3. You may r. the harvest of your direct efforts to
171:8.6 and that you seek to r. where you have not sown.
171:8.6 You knew that I r. where I have apparently not
reapers
143:6.1 consequently the sowers and the r. rejoice together
151:4.1 when I will say to the r., Gather up first the weeds
reaping
2:3.2 even in the justice of r. the harvest of wrongdoing,
67:7.1 a soul-destroying harvest of iniquity is the inner r. of
192:2.8 Remember that the r. is in accordance with the
reappear
20:6.6 enter the portals of death, they r. on the third day.
24:7.2 fellows, never more to r. among those of his kind.
32:5.5 then they are lost to human sight, only to r. as new
42:4.2 in untold millions of years it may r. as some form of
42:9.3 elements, but on reaching the eighth, it tends to r.,
112:5.14 that creature cannot subsequently r. until a cosmic
119:1.2 and did not r. for twenty years of standard time.
reappearance
30:4.15 entirely explain the r. of the surviving personality.
34:1.3 after the r. of the supervising Master Spirit from
71:1.24 the small castle groups, the r. of the clan and tribal
112:4.3 time of awaiting the factual r. of the surviving mortal
114:2.6 adjudication, or the r. of Michael on the world of
reappeared
139:4.4 this self-esteem r. to a certain extent, so that, when
reappearing
176:1.6 r. of the Messiah would result in the establishment of
176:2.5 But the times of the r. of the Son of Man are known
reappears
50:7.2 but promptly r. upon the attainment of Paradise
reappointed
72:2.8 regional executives, and while they may not be r.,
185:1.6 to Rome, and he was not r. as procurator of Judea.
reaps
143:6.1 He who r. receives wages and gathers this fruit to
143:6.1 herein is the saying true: ‘One sows and another r.
148:6.11 man r. the harvest of his own iniquitous
rear—noun or adjective
135:12.7 a platter and presenting it to the woman at the r. of
139:2.6 coward when surprised with an assault from the r..
147:8.4 while the glory of the Lord shall be your r. guard.
150:2.1 from Bethsaida, the women traveled in the r..
152:4.2 And those who were in the r. of the boat heard
154:6.11 the arrival of a party of David’s messengers at the r.
rear—verb
68:6.10 a tribe in Australia whose mothers refuse to r. more
84:1.8 temporary partnerships lasted long enough to r. the
123:0.5 Galilee as a better place in which to r. and educate
127:5.3 to r. his father’s family, to “fulfill the most sacred
177:2.3 you get married and have children of your own to r.,
reared
3:5.6 Then must man be r. in an environment which
47:2.5 youths on the finaliter world are also r. in families of
54:4.2 Parents, those who have borne and r. children, are
68:0.2 hence must all children be r. in an environment of
74:2.3 faithfully kept up the supply of home-r. pigeons for
75:3.5 this child, to be r. and educated in the Garden,
76:0.2 the child of Laotta, to her bosom, and she was r.
76:4.8 These children were born and r. in the tribal
103:2.2 But those persons who were so r. by their parents
119:7.7 this Son of God was thus born of woman and was r.
123:0.5 the new candidate for David’s throne could be r.,
130:7.1 They learned that Jesus was r. in Galilee and not in
rearing
45:6.5 by assisting the Jerusem Adams and Eves in r. and
45:6.7 of the planet being devoted to this work of child r..
47:1.4 had mortal experience in r. three or more children
47:1.6 No ascending mortal can escape r. children—
69:9.7 exquisite enterprise of home building, offspring r.,
70:3.1 The evolving family displaced the horde in child r.,
82:4.5 bride fee in recognition of the service of properly r.
83:8.5 and for the purpose of procreating and r. offspring.
83:8.8 the family is becoming a loyal partnership for r.
100:2.8 wreck temporal creations preliminary to the r. of the
123:2.5 These Jews had a systematic program for r. and
124:4.4 and Mary to undertake the r. of this unprecedented
124:5.6 Jesus had a larger and longer experience r. this
127:1.7 made up his mind that he would, after r. his family
127:3.12 that Jesus was to occupy many years with the r. of
127:5.5 his paramount duty was the r. of his father’s family,
133:2.2 far greater share of the burden of bearing and r.
rearranged
161:2.1 of the Master, and the following narrative is a r.,
rearrangement
15:4.8 such r. as to cause these enormous aggregations to
rears
156:5.1 story of the white lily which r. its pure and snowy
reason—noun; the power of comprehending, inferring or
thinking
0:5.5 source of intelligence, r., and the universal mind.
1:2.7 be proved by scientific experiment or by the pure r.
1:5.10 R., wisdom, and religious experience all infer and
5:5.1 Morality has origin in the r. of self-consciousness;
5:5.1 the making of choices in the highest realms of r.;
5:5.2 the moral or duty level of r.; the spiritual level of
5:5.6 well-nigh impossible for human logic and finite r.
9:8.12 they have minds embracing memory, r., judgment,
14:5.3 disclosed the r. of righteousness and rule of justice.
16:6.7 of morals in the philosophic realm, the arena of r.,
16:9.7 It requires the enlightenment of r., morality, and
54:2.3 stand forth in the clear light of r. as a monumental
63:6.2 R. directed Andon from his own discovery to the sun
70:2.1 thrown into savagery; civilized r. had to abdicate.
87:7.5 attempts to supplant philosophy and to enslave r.;
88:4.5 from magic to science, not by meditation and r., but
92:2.1 wisdom—knowledge directed by experiential r. and
92:2.3 reprehensible practices with newly advanced r.,
92:2.6 Conscience, unaided by r., never has been, and never
92:3.9 forward and upward to the higher levels of r. and
101:0.3 The assurance of religion transcends the r. of mind,
101:1.1 Religion is not the product of r., but viewed from
101:1.5 and inexplicable in terms of purely intellectual r.
100:7.15 was linked with discretion and controlled by r..
101:2.2 R. is the method of science; faith is the method of
101:2.3 R., through the study of science, may lead back
101:2.7 Science ends its r.-search in the hypothesis of a
101:2.8 R. is the proof of science, faith the proof of religion,
101:3.2 Spiritual r., soul intelligence, is the endowment of
101:10.2 will the exhaustion of the possibilities of logic and r.
101:10.6 R. alone can never validate the values of religious
102:1.2 The r. of science is based on the observable facts of
102:1.2 What knowledge and r. cannot do for us, wisdom
102:3.13 the will-to-believe and the product of enlightened r.,
102:6.6 Though r. can always question faith, faith can
102:6.6 faith can always supplement both r. and logic.
102:6.6 R. creates the probability which faith can
102:6.6 R. alone cannot achieve harmony between infinite
102:6.8 R. demands that a philosophy which cannot find
102:8.5 Religion,when reduced to terms of r. and intellectual
103:6.7 R. is the understanding technique of the sciences;
103:6.9 failure of man’s r. substitute for mota–metaphysics.
103:6.11 Science must always be grounded in r., although
103:6.11 r. is a stabilizing influence and a helpful handmaid.
103:6.13 Faith and r., unaided by mota, cannot conceive
103:6.15 of man must be logically based on the r. of science,
103:7.1 Science is sustained by r., religion by faith.
103:7.1 Faith, though not predicated on r., is reasonable;
103:7.2 presage the appearance of morontia and spirit r. and
103:7.6 Within the domain of true science, r. is always
103:7.6 R. grows out of material awareness, faith out of
103:7.7 from the stage of facts, r. abdicates or else rapidly
103:7.13 R. is the act of recognizing the conclusions of
103:7.13 truth-seeking progression of the unity of faith and r.
103:8.1 assume the probability of God by their r. and logic,
103:9.2 thinking should be in the main dominated by r. and
103:9.6 the universe, wisdom, like r., becomes allied to faith.
103:9.6 R., wisdom, and faith are man’s highest human
103:9.6 R. introduces man to the world of facts, to things;
103:9.7 Faith most willingly carries r. along as far as r. can
103:9.8 inherent (adjutant spirit) assumption that r. is valid,
103:9.9 willingness to believe these assumptions of r., faith,
103:9.10 When r. once recognizes right and wrong, it exhibits
103:9.10 R. deals with factual knowledge; wisdom, with
103:9.12 such a reality is transcendent to r., science, wisdom,
104:2.6 Theological r. may be fully satisfied by the
104:2.6 but philosophical and cosmological r. demand the
104:3.4 While r. demands a monotheistic unity of cosmic
116:0.2 But that same r. and logic would compel any honest
131:8.3 The heavenly R. is slow and patient in his designs
133:1.4 did not possess moral judgment and spiritual r.,
138:9.1 in the hearts of these apostles all r., judgment, and
147:4.6 Now come into action the r. of mind and intelligence
154:6.8 emotional appeal as the mind does to logic and r.,
161:1.11 the satisfaction of all unsatisfied factors in logic, r.,
175:1.17 Within r., the one you ought to have done but not
195:7.7 Man’s conceit outruns his r. and eludes his logic.
196:3.2 would be inclined to view these activities as r.,
Reason-Fate
121:4.3 Stoics believed that a controlling R. dominated all
reason-judgment
120:3.9 r. of your expanding human mind of hereditary
reason-search
101:2.7 Science ends its r. in the hypothesis of a First Cause
reason—noun; explanation or justification
2:5.5 the supreme r. for loving him is the indwelling gift of
5:3.4 exists no r. why prayer should not be addressed to
12:7.3 if the demands of perfection might for any r. dictate
13:1.23 But even after it is revealed to you, for some r. it
15:14.3 into a meaning-of-the-whole; and it is for this r.
17:3.1 For this r. it is necessary to have seven of these
17:3.9 we have every r. to believe that all Father fragments
22:2.5 there is every r. to believe that the number serving in
22:9.4 for any r., their presence is required on Uversa.
23:1.9 There is a technical r. why these Solitary
24:7.7 There is an additional r. for supposing the Graduate
25:8.7 if for any r. you should be temporarily separated
26:8.4 good and sufficient r. for these apparent failures;
28:4.10 And for this r., even were there no others,
30:4.11 Those accredited beings who have, for any r.,
30:4.24 The r. for all of this experience is not now apparent,
39:0.1 but for some unknown r. these seraphic offspring are
45:7.1 Or if, for any other r. of hereditary handicap,
45:7.1 not completed, no matter what the r., all who are
48:6.34 but their wards, for some r., failed to personalize on
50:2.7 The principal r. for bringing mortal ascenders from
58:6.2 links” will forever remain missing, for the simple r.
62:5.9 And so, by r. of their own intelligent choice, Andon
63:2.1 for this r. had never been overly popular with their
65:6.1 for no other r. than that he must kill protoplasm in
70:1.6 And this for no other r. than just the fun of it;
70:6.3 this was an additional r. for making the chief-kings
72:10.3 For one r., there are only about ten per cent as many
74:7.20 Adjuster was presented as an additional r. for not
79:8.4 And this is the r. for the stagnation of what had been
81:2.11 This was one r. why civilization progressed faster in
81:2.12 to domesticate the horse, and this is another r. why
82:3.2 and this is the r. for this agelong sex problem:
82:4.4 The r. for holding the wife to stricter sex account
83:3.1 For this r., the purchase price of a wife was regarded
84:7.3 she was his chattel, and she obeyed for the same r.
85:1.5 elevations of land worshiped for this additional r..
88:4.7 This is one r. why ancient peoples did not increase
89:5.4 though this has seldom been the underlying r..
92:2.2 For this r. and no other, stone implements
92:5.5 And this is not without r.; there is an instinctive
96:3.4 saw fit to repudiate this treaty, giving as his r.
101:2.15 that is just the r. why some of the world’s greatest
107:1.5 We have every r. to believe that none of the other
107:2.4 whose partners for some r. declined eternal survival,
107:4.2 For this r. we sometimes denominate the divine gifts
108:4.4 And this is the r. why contacts with the supreme
110:6.7 progression, for the r. that these levels are personal;
111:0.6 I was thus successful by r. of that which it caused
113:3.4 And herein is revealed the r. why the seraphic
115:1.4 neither can a finite creature offer a rational r. for his
131:8.3 The heavenly R. is slow and patient in his designs
132:0.3 chief r. why Jesus consented to make this journey.
133:2.1 must feel that you have some good r. for this assault.
134:9.9 And there was a r. for this failure of his beneficiaries
138:1.1 Jesus’ r. for thus beginning the proclamation of
139:2.3 The only r. Peter did not get into more trouble
139:12.8 This is just the r. why Jesus permitted Judas to go on
140:8.17 the simple r. that he would not take sides in
142:3.21 deliverance from Egypt is assigned as the r. for
142:3.21 fact of creation as the r. for Sabbath observance?
144:0.2 There was a third r.: the slowly augmenting
145:5.3 Jesus to tell them the r. for his strange conduct.
145:5.4 Jesus confided to them the r. for his coming forth to
147:0.2 it was for this very r. that Jesus and the apostles
147:8.2 For what r. do you afflict your souls while you
152:1.4 the simple r. that such an extraordinary situation
153:5.3 any good r. why you should stumble at my words
155:6.12 And that is just the r. why I have so often taught
163:2.6 that was the r. for Jesus’ requiring him to part with
164:3.15 3. Jesus had a third r. for resorting to these material
167:5.3 poor cook, a faulty housekeeper, or for no better r.
168:4.5 although one which is for some good r. delayed.
172:5.4 James could not understand the r. for throwing
172:5.7 the Master’s r. for enlisting the popular support of
172:5.7 Understanding the real r. for the Master’s entering
175:2.1 no valid r. why the individual descendants of these
183:3.1 And there was yet another r. why Judas chose to
187:5.1 the sky darkened by r. of the fine sand in the air.
188:3.9 We have r. to believe that the human Jesus knew
188:3.14 There is good r. for believing that some personality
191:0.13 this is the r. why they did not go at once to Galilee
reason—verb
13:2.5 Nor can you successfully r. out these questions;
15:12.1 r. that we must have a third or judicial branch,
16:9.14 Fatherhood is the relationship out of which we r.
50:5.8 they become philosophical–they start out to r. within
82:5.1 savage did not consciously r. about such problems
97:5.2 “‘Come now and let us r. together,’ says the Lord,
102:6.9 Intelligent men should cease to r. like children and
131:2.10 “‘Come now, let us r. together,’ says the Lord,
148:9.3 saying: “Why do you so r. in your hearts?
156:1.3 Peter endeavored to r. with Norana and persuade
165:4.2 he began to r. with himself, saying: ‘What shall I do
169:1.13 he tried to r. with this older one: ‘But, my son, you
180:5.5 the golden rule of wisdom you might r. that, since
reason—adjective
reason-created
103:0.7 thought-out theologic doctrines and r. religions.
reason-developed
103:6.8 Revelation authoritatively clarifies the muddle of r.
reasonable
1:2.7 the true concept of the reality of God is r. to logic,
2:5.9 ponder the nature of God, there is only one r. and
5:5.12 to subject itself to r. philosophic interpretation;
19:6.8 We deem it no more than r. to assume that we are
72:5.6 R. salary for skill employed in industrial operations.
94:3.4 philosophers failed to evolve a r. personal approach
100:1.5 of curiosity and the enjoyment of r. adventure,
100:7.3 But the Master was so r., so approachable.
101:1.1 reason, but viewed from within, it is altogether r..
101:6.7 concepts which are so r. as ideas and so logical as
103:6.9 like a r. and unified attitude toward the cosmos.
103:7.1 Faith, though not predicated on reason, is r.;
106:6.6 This would appear to be a r. conclusion with
111:6.9 R. self-confidence is not to be deplored.
112:4.11 r. cause for believing that the human partner may
116:0.2 it is both r. and logical to believe they were made
130:4.14 of unjustified deficiency in r. spiritual rectification
136:7.1 r. precaution to prevent the untimely termination
175:1.2 with the r. requirements of the laws of Moses and
176:3.4 would require of you an accounting with r. profit,
177:3.7 an exhortation to conform in every r. manner with
reasonableness
87:4.3 the power of an idea lies not in its reality or r. but
reasonably
16:4.15 phenomenon can hardly be r. explained or rationally
84:4.1 the progress of marriage itself is a r. accurate gauge
92:2.4 is r. consistent and compatible with its current status,
108:5.5 they concerned in making your life r. difficult and
160:3.1 Granted the possession of a normal body and r.
185:1.1 If Pontius Pilate had not been a r. good governor of
reasoned—verb
42:9.1 When a renowned religious teacher r. that seven was
91:1.3 These simple-minded souls r. that food, shelter, rain,
94:11.10 It was r. that, if Gautama had come to the peoples of
101:1.1 not a system of philosophic belief which can be r.
126:3.5 Jesus r. that the watchcare of his earthly father’s
148:9.3 Jesus, perceiving in his spirit that they thus r.
162:2.5 They r. that the Roman rulers would not do such a
166:3.2 Some of you have r. that, since the Scriptures record
167:1.4 he had r. in his heart that his sorry plight might
168:0.2 they r. that it was because the Master did not learn
172:5.7 Nathaniel r. it out, before they reached the temple,
173:2.5 they so answered the Master because they had r.
173:4.2 tenants saw the son, they r.: ‘This is the heir;
184:1.2 had r. that Jesus might choose to leave the country
189:5.3 But John r. that the grave would hardly have been
191:0.4 “But,” r. Peter, “if he has risen and can show
191:5.1 Nathaniel r. with him, but it did no good.
reasoned—adjective
16:8.17 The r. recognition of the obligation of moral conduct
86:5.3 absence of r. thought in the presence of perplexity
101:6.3 will embraces decisions based on r. knowledge,
103:7.2 instinct precedes the appearance of r. knowledge in
reasoner
101:10.2 reason ever reveal to the logician or to the r. the
139:2.4 a leader of men, a quick thinker but not a deep r..
reasoning—noun
0:3.20 forced to employ the technique of time-space r. in
19:1.7 it is always in danger of committing four errors of r.:
36:5.7 acquired knowledge, the phenomenon of quick r.,
67:3.6 universe government was the product of wise r.,
88:2.7 tendency up to the higher levels of thinking and r..
94:11.8 many channels of thought and by devious paths of r..
102:6.5 convictions about God arrived at through wise r.,
103:7.11 Science starts out on its vaunted career of r. by
121:7.9 1. The philosophic r. of the Greek proselytes to
124:2.6 Jesus’ depth of r. and keenness of observation
141:3.4 lucid logic, his strength of r., his sagacious insight,
160:5.2 matter of mere intellectual belief or philosophic r.;
160:5.13 The wisdom of the r. that this religion is the best
161:1.5 in the Greek’s views by the following steps of r.:
reasoning—adjective
5:5.3 The r. philosopher is sometimes inclined to posit a
16:6.5 These responses are self-evident to clear-r. minds
124:6.14 unsatisfactory to his deep-thinking and keen-r. son
139:8.2 Thomas possessed a keen, r. mind and was the son
reasons—see reasons for
8:5.5 In recognition of this and for many additional r. the
10:1.5 For these and other r. beyond the concept of the
10:7.2 the Trinity is the total of Deity and for many other r..
15:10.21 who are not, at present, for various r., fully active in
19:1.12 and for still other r., do we employ the technique of
22:5.4 and, along with the seraphim and for the same r.,
26:8.3 In the event of failure no r. are ever assigned,
40:10.10 For good and sufficient r., such changes have been
44:5.8 certainly as physical energy, but not for the same r..
49:6.2 There are practical r. and sentimental associations
54:4.5 There are many r. known to us why the Supreme
54:4.5 There are no doubt still other and possibly better r.
54:5.1 Of the many r. known to me as to why Lucifer and
54:5.14 I doubt not that there are just as many additional r.
64:6.30 be in a position fully to appreciate all of these r.,
70:8.2 grouped in classes for the following general r.:
80:1.8 these and other r., the early waves of Mesopotamian
84:2.2 North American red men is one of the chief r. why
84:4.4 the r. cited in support of a celibate priesthood,
93:8.1 In addition to these r., Melchizedek wanted to
95:5.2 other r., that the child Jesus was taken to Egypt,
98:3.6 Augustus, who, purely for political and civic r.,
105:6.5 Because of it, as well as for other r., the almighty
120:1.6 remember, it will be wholly for personal r. since I
122:0.1 the many r. which led to the selection of Palestine as
123:0.5 And besides all these r., Joseph was outspoken in
124:4.6 And but for other and more important r. it does
127:2.10 one of the chief r. why Jesus moved to Capernaum
128:2.4 remained away, assigning weather and other r.,
128:2.6 And there were still other r. which made it wise,
129:1.8 legal residence, although Jesus did, for various r.,
129:3.2 many r., Jesus was known as the Damascus scribe.
134:5.6 become united, for various r., into tribal units–
135:5.2 They fell back onto the well-known r. assigned to
138:1.1 but that for a season, and for many r., he desired
144:0.2 There were a number of r. why Jesus and his
144:1.2 his apostles that they were in retirement for three r.:
144:4.10 One of the r. why Peter, James, and John, who so
145:5.4 the real r. why the kingdom of the Father could not
151:3.12 the r. underlying his practice of using parables in his
162:1.5 There were many r. why Jesus was able publicly
162:1.6 This was one of the r. why Jesus could publicly visit
164:3.12 to wash in the symbolic pool of Siloam for three r.:
167:4.3 And it was for these r. that Jesus tarried yet two
167:5.3 man to divorce his wife for the most trifling of r.,
169:4.1 For these and other r., the Master thought best to
172:4.1 one of the r. Jesus had for allowing the multitude
175:4.4 of making away with Jesus for the following r.:
191:0.13 first appearance to the apostles for a number of r..
reasons for
10:2.3 the r. for believing in the inevitability of the Conjoint
13:1.3 One of the r. for the secrecy of these worlds is
20:2.2 We have r. for believing that the total number of
21:1.4 Creator Sons in existence, but I have good r. for
26:11.2 There are many r. for conjecturing that these two
41:2.8 There are a number of r. for such disturbances,
54:4.1 pertains to the r. for permitting Lucifer, Satan, and
54:5.14 There are an equal number of r. for not arbitrarily
54:5.14 on Uversa we teach forty-eight r. for permitting evil
54:6.7 Regardless of the many additional r. for delaying
55:2.10 you would quickly grasp the r. for providing for the
64:6.30 There are many good and sufficient r. for the plan of
70:7.2 There were many r. for the secrecy of these societies
74:7.20 But the Adamites taught many additional r. for these
100:4.4 viewpoint, his r. for such objectionable conduct.
101:2.4 There are two basic r. for believing in a God who
107:2.8 We have r. for believing that such Adjusters are
117:7.5 there are many r. for deducing that he is quite real
123:3.9 and underlying r. for the necessity of disciplinary
124:4.7 instructed Jesus as to the r. for not making images
127:2.2 Jesus declined to disclose his r. for not enlisting,
136:3.3 Jesus’ r. for seeking this retirement were entirely
155:4.2 misunderstand my r. for avoiding an open clash
172:4.1 one of the r. Jesus had for allowing the multitude
reassemble
113:6.7 it is their group guardians who r. them in the halls of
reassembled
43:1.5 mortals of the modified orders of ascension are r..
45:6.7 Here are received and r. certain children of surviving
47:3.4 personality of mortal origin should never be thus r.,
76:6.2 Adam and Eve were repersonalized and r. in the
184:5.1 At five-thirty o’clock the court r., and Jesus was led
reassembles
47:3.3 Adjuster that r. creature personality and constitutes
112:3.5 and the soul that r. the surviving personality,
reassembly
30:4.12 On r. of personality at the end of an age, those who
30:4.15 physical body of mortal flesh is not a part of the r.
30:4.15 called a resurrection, a r. of personality factors;
39:2.13 directly concerned in your personality r. on the
43:1.5 chambers of creature r. are under the supervision of
47:3.5 the real and conscious r. of actual and complete
51:2.4 When the r. of the physical organism is completed,
106:8.22 there could occur the functional r. of those aspects
112:3.6 seraphim are indispensable to the r. of personality.
112:5.15 they experience personality r. on the third period
112:5.16 The r. of the constituent parts of a onetime material
112:5.18 the Adjuster will be present at your personality r. to
112:5.19 this completes the repersonalization, r. of memory,
113:6.5 there occurs the r. of the constituent factors of the
reassert
191:1.5 they believed him and to r. that their own mother
reassign
20:3.1 they r. the space creatures of planetary ministry to
reassigned
40:4.1 adjudication of the nonsurvivor, they may be r. to
113:6.4 guardians are r. to numerous ministering missions
reassignment
18:2.1 the Eternals of Days function without rotation or r..
reassociated
39:3.5 have found themselves r. on the mansion worlds for
42:10.2 The universal nonspiritual energies are r. in the living
reassociation
30:4.15 Such a r. of soul and Adjuster is quite properly
reassuring
127:1.2 searching; his smile was always engaging and r..
reawaken
30:4.14 All surviving mortals who r. on the mansion worlds
49:6.16 The less perfected group r. on the headquarters of
reawakening
40:9.1 only at the time of mortal r in the morontia existence
49:6.6 The r. of these mortals is accomplished by the
79:8.17 it is even now r. to envision anew the transcendent
Rebecca—daughter of Ezra
127:5.0 5. REBECCA, THE DAUGHTER OF EZRA
127:5.1 that R. should discover that she was slowly falling
127:5.1 She first confided her affection to Miriam, Jesus’
127:5.1 going direct to R., laying the whole story before
127:5.2 R. listened intently; she was thrilled with the recital
127:5.2 She argued (to herself) that such a man would all
127:5.2 She interpreted Mary’s efforts to dissuade her as a
127:5.2 she rightly reckoned that he would gladly supply
127:5.2 R. had further conferences with Mary and Miriam,
127:5.2 when she failed to win their support, she made bold
127:5.2 their support, she made bold to go directly to Jesus.
127:5.2 This she did with the co-operation of her father,
127:5.2 Jesus to their home for the celebration of R.’
127:5.3 these things, first by the father, then by R. herself.
127:5.3 R.’ father was deeply touched by Jesus’ words of
127:5.4 Then began that eventful talk with R..
127:5.5 After listening attentively, Jesus sincerely thanked R.
127:5.6 R. was heartbroken. She refused to be comforted
127:5.6 many men who sought her hand in marriage, R.
127:5.6 She lived for only one purpose–to await the hour
127:5.6 she followed him devotedly through his eventful
127:5.6 she stood “among the other women” by the side
127:6.1 The story of R.’ love for Jesus was whispered
127:6.1 was recited, the devotion of R. was recounted.
127:6.2 Miriam, knowing fully about the affair of R. and
127:6.3 His mother, knowing of his experience with R.,
Rebecca—daughter of Joseph of Arimathea
150:1.1 women to this group–Mary Magdalene and R.,
150:2.3 together with R., at Jotapata about four weeks
150:2.3 Mary and R., with the others of this group, went
Rebecca—woman of Sepphoris
187:3.2 Mary Magdalene, and R., onetime of Sepphoris.
187:5.4 Mary Magdalene, and R., onetime of Sepphoris.
188:1.7 sister of Jesus’ mother, and R. of Sepphoris.
rebel—noun or adjective
53:1.6 bound the dragon (all the r. leaders) for an age.”
53:2.2 when once converted to the r theories, Satan became
53:3.2 steadfast in resistance to all the r.’ proposals.
53:4.7 to organize his r. government before Gabriel made
53:4.7 of secession or to counterwork the r. propaganda.
53:5.3 Michael never interfered with the r. forces of Lucifer
53:5.3 r. forces were allowed to run a free course for two
53:5.6 Gabriel conducted an unceasing exposure of the r.
53:7.4 the Life Carriers stationed on the r. planets were
53:7.6 over one third followed their chief into the r. ranks.
53:7.14 tribunal that could detain or destroy this wicked r.;
54:3.3 But if this universe r. against the reality of truth
66:7.19 when Caligastia threw in his lot with the r. Lucifer.
66:8.7 now this r. of the realm, shorn of all power to harm
67:3.3 disloyal midway creatures and other groups of r.
67:4.2 They worked wholeheartedly for the r. Prince but
73:1.3 Nodites were the descendants of the r. members of
77:2.1 follow out the line of descent from the r. members of
77:7.0 7. THE REBEL MIDWAYERS
77:7.3 Both groups of r. midwayers are held in custody
77:7.4 not be confused with certain of the r. cherubim and
77:7.5 these r. midwayers were actually able to influence
77:7.7 Even prior to Pentecost no r. spirit could dominate
77:7.8 The entire group of r. midwayers is at present held
77:7.8 No more do they roam this world on mischief bent.
119:2.2 This r. System Sovereign, Lutentia, reigned supreme
119:3.8 recent times been led astray by higher types of r.
134:8.6 loyalty in the face of the misrepresentations of r.
136:4.3 Neither was Jesus tempted by any evil spirits or r.
139:11.7 Simon was a r. by nature and iconoclast by training,
187:2.5 Pilate could have written “Jesus, a r..”
rebel—verb
24:1.12 if its Planetary Prince should r. against the Father
51:1.4 or even consciously and deliberately r., this order
140:5.11 It masters all temptations to r. against the divine
rebelled
35:9.6 Sons of the Lanonandek order have r. against the
67:7.7 Caligastia r., Adam and Eve did default, but no
97:9.25 Babylon and given ten years of grace, but soon r..
rebellion or Lucifer rebellion or Satania rebellion
2:3.2 deliberate r. against the government of God is loss
4:2.5 sometimes, the consequences of insurrectionary r.
4:2.8 her face is scarred, her features are seared, by the r.,
4:3.3 God is due to the far-reaching consequences of the L
7:1.7 Sin and r. may interfere with the operation of local
7:1.7 The L. produced many changes in your system of
7:4.5 if r., perchance, should mar or complicate this
7:4.5 to go into the very realms of r. and there restore
18:0.11 There is never any danger of default or risk of r. with
21:3.13 a prebestowal Creator Son in a universe without r. is
21:3.13 without r. is no greater than in a universe with r.;
22:2.1 a class of perfected mortals who have been r. tested
22:2.3 experience who functions loyally in the face of r. is
22:2.3 for action designed to prevent r. or to effect higher
22:2.3 greater value than loyalty in the face of actual r..
27:0.2 hosts ministering on worlds isolated because of r..
28:5.9 coming in from realms where r. has been rife,
32:3.7 of disharmony, confusion, and sometimes r.–sin.
33:3.4 Never can the Spirit undertake to contest r. or
34:7.6 escape the dire consequences of the Caligastic r.
34:7.7 have never been tainted with sin nor touched by r..
35:4.3 summoned to function in the presence of sinful r.,
35:5.4 rarely fall into error, and they have never gone into r.
35:5.6 those spheres which have, through r. and default,
35:5.6 even of inhabited worlds that were untouched by r..
35:9.9 In the event of r. on a system headquarters, a new
35:9.9 R. by a Planetary Prince instantly isolates his
35:10.4 these Planetary Princes and their associates in r. who
37:8.3 of the planet during the testing seasons of the L..
39:4.6 In the L. in Satania very few of the justice guides
43:1.6 to the study of problems growing out of the S..
43:3.6 and planetary conditions growing out of the L..
43:4.7 After the S. the archrebels were wont to come up to
43:4.10 Since the L. a new structure has been provided near
43:4.10 and attitude of the order of Days toward sin and r..
43:5.0 5. EDENTIA FATHERS SINCE THE LUCIFER R.
43:5.1 on Edentia was suspended at the time of the L..
43:5.7 of Gabriel stationed on Edentia since the L..
43:5.9 duty of adjusting all difficulties consequential to r.
43:5.10 the Norlatiadek legislature to the r.-isolated worlds
43:5.12 growing out of the confusion consequent upon the S.
43:5.13 the management of problems pertaining to r. and
43:5.16 since the L. the Edentia Fathers have exercised a
45:1.10 detention spheres for the interned groups of the L..
45:1.10 and cherubim who went over to the rebels in the S.
45:1.11 those personalities who followed him in r. against
45:2.1 The L. in the system of Satania was the last and most
45:2.3 a gracious and brilliant ruler, and he is a r.-tested
45:2.3 At the time of the second system r. in Nebadon,
45:2.3 and the products of r. removed from Satania.
45:3.8 of this order so to serve on Jerusem since the L..
45:3.9 made necessary by the exigencies of the L..
45:3.22 but this representation is suspended by r..
46:0.1 from numerous irregularities occasioned by the L.
46:8.1 yet finished the adjudication of the affairs of the L.
46:8.4 There will come an end for rebels and r..
48:3.3 useful creatures were lost during the L. in Satania.
48:3.3 loss of the L. having only recently been made up.
49:5.23 Planetary Prince, Caligastia, cast his lot with the r. of
50:4.11 inglorious end by Caligastia’s adherence to the L..
50:4.12 the most profoundly shocking episodes of this r.
50:6.5 spiritual ban of Norlatiadek in consequence of the L..
50:7.1 quarantined in consequence of r. are fortunate.
50:7.2 the quarantined spheres involved in the first r. ever
51:1.5 thirteen Planetary Adams have been lost in r.
51:1.5 of these defections occurred at the time of the L..
51:3.4 but he failed in his effort to involve them in the L..
51:3.7 earlier midway creatures went into r. with Caligastia
51:7.5 lost through embracing evil and participating in r..
52:2.1 But life on an inhabited world is so changed by r.
52:5.5 The isolation of Urantia in the L. had suspended
53:0.0 THE LUCIFER REBELLION
53:1.0 1. THE LEADERS OF REBELLION
53:1.5 Abaddon followed his master into r. and has ever
53:2.0 2. THE CAUSES OF REBELLION
53:2.2 system of Satania which suggested or favored r..
53:2.2 he might have instigated such a r. no matter where
53:2.3 No one ever suggested r. to Lucifer.
53:2.4 the measures to be employed in case of open r..
53:2.5 cause or causes which finally culminated in the L..
53:2.5 persuaded himself that his contemplation of r. was
53:4.0 4. OUTBREAK OF THE REBELLION
53:4.2 Self-assertion was the battle cry of the L..
53:4.5 inability the government of the Sons to stop the r..
53:5.1 Upon the outbreak of the S., Michael took counsel
53:5.2 At the time of this r. and the two which preceded it
53:5.3 From the outbreak of r. to the day of enthronement
53:5.4 to remain aloof from the actual warfare of the L.,
53:6.2 At the outbreak of r. on Jerusem the head of the
53:6.3 the experiences associated with the onset of the L.
53:6.3 the thrilling adventure connected with the L. when
53:6.5 spirit of truth were inherently triumphant over r.,
53:7.0 7. HISTORY OF THE REBELLION
53:7.1 The L. was system wide.
53:7.4 This was a Lanonandek r..
53:7.4 rebel planets were somewhat influenced by the r. of
53:7.8 ninety-five per cent were casualties of the L..
53:7.9 In many respects this r. was the most widespread
53:7.10 but they withstood the sophistries of r. better than
53:7.10 citizenship resident on Jerusem participated in the L..
53:7.11 intently perused the bulletins of the S. and rejoiced
53:7.12 mortal ascension is the greatest security against r.
53:7.15 those younger worlds peopled since that day of r..
53:8.3 The bestowal of Michael terminated the L. in Satania
53:8.4 That was, in principle, the real end of the L..
53:9.0 9. PRESENT STATUS OF THE REBELLION
53:9.1 Early in the days of the L., salvation was offered all
53:9.3 intern all personalities concerned in the L. pending
53:9.7 The r. has ended on Jerusem.
54:0.0 PROBLEMS OF THE LUCIFER REBELLION
54:0.2 The Gods neither create evil nor permit sin and r..
54:1.1 Of all the perplexing problems growing out of the L.,
54:2.3 The L. thus threatened the maximum possible
54:4.5 immediately destroy or intern the leaders of the L..
54:4.5 If such an episode as the L. had occurred in
54:4.8 in adjudicating the L., we may record that, during
54:5.8 remain aloof from the rebels and allow r. to pursue
54:5.10 The issues of r. having been raised, the Paradise
54:5.10 necessary to provide for the full development of r.
54:5.11 otherwise hide the hideous visage of rebels and r..
54:5.12 in advising Gabriel to permit the r. to take its full and
54:5.14 number of reasons for not arbitrarily stopping the L.
54:6.1 may encounter in their efforts to understand the L.,
54:6.2 attitude of universe rulers toward rebels and r.—sin
54:6.4 some fellow citizen or fellow mortal, even r. in the
54:6.5 and disappointments which accompany the sin of r..
54:6.5 Of the many valuable repercussions of the L. which
54:6.3 now teach that the good resulting from the S. is
54:6.9 survival does not date from the times of the L..
54:6.10 as Lucifer and Satan are permitted to continue in r.
54:6.11 Messenger of experiential survival in the system r. in
61:7.8 do with the march of events on Urantia–the L..
64:6.28 disruption of this regime by the outbreak of the L..
64:6.29 the long and dark ages between the Caligastia r.
66:4.6 their world work the entire regime was upset by r.,
66:4.12 they not lost contact with the life circuits through r.,
66:5.10 to the world during the confusion attendant upon r..
66:5.27 lost in the long and dark ages of r., never to be
66:7.19 man’s participation in the follies of the L. under
66:7.20 At the outbreak of the r., Dalamatia had a resident
66:8.3 in its planetary career up to the times of the L. and
66:8.4 Prince went into darkness at the time of the L.,
66:8.7 Ancients of Days, of all who participated in the L..
67:0.0 THE PLANETARY REBELLION
67:0.1 the occurrence and consequences of the planetary r..
67:0.1 it did markedly modify the course of social evolution
67:1.2 betray the planet upon the announcement of the r..
67:2.0 2. THE OUTBREAK OF REBELLION
67:2.2 of Caligastia as an act bordering on planetary r.
67:3.1 The outbreak of r. on Jerusem, the capital of Satania
67:3.1 With this broadcast of the fact of r. in Satania the
67:3.5 Upon the outbreak of r., loyal cherubim assumed the
67:3.5 disloyal staff refusing to go into r. with their masters.
67:3.6 during the seven crucial years of the Caligastia r.,
67:3.8 Amadon is the outstanding human hero of the L..
67:4.0 4.THE CALIGASTIA ONE HUNDRED AFTER R.
67:4.1 board of animal husbandry were all swept into r.
67:4.2 staff who went into r. chose Nod as their leader.
67:4.3 these supermen and superwomen, stranded by r. and
67:4.5 until the entire L. is finally adjudicated and the fate
67:4.6 did not deliberately or premeditatedly enter upon r.–
67:4.7 superhuman beings who were victims of the L. on
67:4.7 complete the adjudication of the affairs of the S.,
67:5.0 5. IMMEDIATE RESULTS OF REBELLION
67:5.1 out for almost fifty years after the instigation of r..
67:5.2 Very soon after the r. the entire staff of sedition
67:5.4 after the r. a tidal wave swept up over Dalamatia,
67:6.6 Within one thousand years after the r. he had more
67:6.7 Notwithstanding the terrible setback of r. there many
67:7.7 Every mortal born on Urantia since Caligastia’s r.
67:8.0 8. THE HUMAN HERO OF THE REBELLION
67:8.1 The L. was withstood by many courageous beings
67:8.3 regarding the S., ever and always, was: “What of
67:8.4 If the L. has handicapped the local system and its
67:8.4 by the sum total of all the evil and sorrow of the L.
72:0.2 became isolated because of participation in the L.,
72:0.3 disloyalty of its Prince in connection with the L..
73:0.3 the confused affairs of a planet retarded by r. and
73:1.2 Ten thousand years after the r. practically all the
73:6.5 Upon the outbreak of the r. it was regrown from the
74:1.4 and Eve had remained loyal to Michael during the L.
74:3.1 But on Urantia r. had changed everything.
74:3.3 learned more about the details of the Caligastia r.
74:3.5 levels to which it had fallen as a result of sin and r.
75:1.1 The Adamic mission on experimental, r.-seared,
75:2.1 enough of the results of r. to produce immunity
75:7.2 Adam and Eve had not been held guilty of r..
75:7.7 Caligastia’s purpose of leading them into open r.
75:7.7 neither did Adam and Eve knowingly enlist in r.
76:5.1 and not the sin of conscious and deliberate r..
76:6.4 a story of ultimate triumph for their world and its r.
77:1.7 continued until the tragic days of the planetary r.,
77:2.1 Prince Caligastia from the days of the planetary r. to
77:2.2 staff later reproduced, it was subsequent to the r.
77:2.7 modified Andonites who followed the staff into r.
77:2.9 Ten thousand years after the r. the Nodites had lost
77:3.7 their progenitors in participating in the Caligastia r..
77:3.8 the teaching that their ancestors had been guilty of r.
77:7.1 midwayers went into sin at the time of the L..
77:7.1 When the devastation of the planetary r. was
77:7.3 the final adjudication of the affairs of the system r..
77:9.5 Amadon during the tragic days of the planetary r.,
77:9.10 The United Midwayers are a r.-tested corps, and
77:9.11 And where r. has not marred a planet’s affairs,
78:1.1 quite unaffected by the exigencies of the Caligastia r.
87:4.7 did not develop until after the Caligastic r. and only
89:10.6 such relations as the consequence of conscious r..
93:10.8 era of light and life, after the affairs of the L. and
95:6.2 of the traditions of the Caligastia and the L.–
97:9.15 No wonder r. broke out.
102:1.3 Owing to the isolation of r., the revelation of truth
104:1.1 in the unsettled times following the planetary r..
108:4.4 When a world is isolated by r., when a planet is cut
112:5.8 We had rather assume the risk of a system r. than to
113:6.10 in the system of Satania who went astray in the L.,
113:6.10 detained on Jerusem until final adjudication of the r..
114:0.3 especially of worlds which have been isolated by r..
114:0.6 2. The exigencies of the L..
114:1.1 at the time of the L., Urantia had no sure and
114:1.3 of the planet until the final adjudication of the L.
114:2.4 as supervisors of the thirty-six r.-isolated worlds of
114:2.6 Melchizedek, the final adjudication of the L.,
114:4.1 the government of Norlatiadek after the planetary r..
114:4.2 over them having been seized at the time of the L..
114:4.5 regencies are not peculiar to r.-isolated planets,
114:7.17 by sin and shut away from divine watchcare by r..
119:2.1 a r. long since adjudicated and ended by the action
119:3.1 the second such r. in all Nebadon up to that time.
119:3.4 career on a quarantined world of secession and r.,
119:3.7 the Planetary Prince of a world in isolation and r.,
119:3.8 Son or Daughter has ever knowingly joined in r.
119:7.4 as we had long known of the L. in Satania and of
120:1.5 and automatic extinction of any being guilty of r.
120:1.6 R., such as has three times occurred in Nebadon,
120:1.6 decreed that r. in Nebadon shall be invested with
120:2.2 additional task of technically terminating the L.
120:2.2 of the inception of this sinful and unjustified r..
120:2.6 6. On the planet of your bestowal, set r.-segregated
127:2.1 in favor of r. against the payment of taxes to Rome.
127:6.6 those periodic outbreaks of r. against tradition–
128:5.3 reminded Jesus of the ominous rumblings of r. in
128:5.3 that the iron hand of Rome would crush the r. in
128:7.6 affairs of this planet as they were related to the L..
134:8.9 down from his sojourn on Mount Hermon, the L.
135:10.3 alarmed lest he and his disciples should start a r..
135:12.2 Herod feared to release John lest he instigate r..
136:3.4 of his universe and the termination of the L..
136:3.4 personal status in relation to sovereignty and r..
136:3.5 the termination of all sin-r. in your universe and
136:4.5 to the betterment of all other r.-isolated spheres.
136:4.6 his universe sovereignty or the termination of the L..
136:9.7 refused the offer of the Zealots to lead them in r.
148:4.2 went into deliberate r. against the rule of my Father
148:4.6 sin is an attitude of conscious r. which was brought
148:5.2 the children of men from the burdens of sin and r..
148:6.11 the harvest of his own iniquitous persistence in r.
154:0.1 stirring up the populace to dissension and to r..
154:4.3 Jesus was a dangerous agitator who might stir up r..
158:0.1 spiritual destinies and technically to terminate the L..
158:1.7 they talked over the affairs of the L. while seated
159:3.9 deliberate evildoing and sinful r. against the will of
173:2.3 indicating either ignorant presumption or open r..
173:5.2 in open r. they laid hands on the king’s messengers
173:5.2 wedding feast, had finally rejected his call and in r.
174:2.5 equivalent to inciting r.; to have answered “Yes”
184:5.3 he deceived the people and incited them to r..
185:2.11 Perverting our nation and stirring our people to r..
185:3.1 he was a perverter of the nation and an inciter to r..
186:5.7 knowing, deliberate r. against the will of the Father
186:5.8 Sin and r. have nothing to do with the fundamental
188:4.5 Sin is the act of conscious and deliberate r. against
rebellions
50:1.3 Nebadon has suffered the misfortune of several r..
53:4.4 While there had been two previous r. in Nebadon,
119:2.1 in one of the most widespread and disastrous r.
rebellious
3:1.10 acts of a headstrong, wicked, and r. minority.
43:3.7 seized certain phases of authority on the r. worlds
50:6.5 a result of the double tragedy of a r. Planetary Prince
51:3.4 planetary dangers inherent in the presence of the r.
53:5.6 dragon and his r. angels fought but prevailed not.”
53:9.2 Paul knew of the status of these r. leaders
73:1.6 some of the descendants of the r. Dalamatians joined
77:7.4 older writers designated these r. midway creatures as
82:3.2 Always has the individual been r. against the sex
119:2.5 offering his r. predecessor the privilege of sharing
119:2.7 And then did this transient ruler of a r. system take
130:1.6 deliberate choice of such a willful and r. creature.
131:2.11 forsake his evil way and the unrighteous man his r.
134:8.6 Satan (representing Lucifer) and the r. Planetary
134:8.7 and you, my r. son, may the Ancients of Days judge
146:2.5 because of this r. attitude it becomes inevitable
146:7.1 Jesus plainly told his apostles that the stray and r.
148:5.2 upset by the sinful adventures of certain r. traitors to
153:4.1 youth who was possessed of an unruly and r. spirit.
158:4.2 those wandering, mischievous, and r. midwayers
173:5.2 and instructed them to destroy these r. murderers
rebels—noun
2:3.6 to the rehabilitation of r. and wrong thinkers, but
2:5.4 When r. return to righteousness, they are mercifully
28:6.7 a gift to be trampled under foot by the persistent r.
43:4.9 all Norlatiadek is being cleansed of sin and r..
45:1.10 few seraphim and cherubim who went over to the r.
46:8.4 There will come an end for r. and rebellion.
53:1.5 ever since acted as chief executive of the Urantia r..
53:1.6 Of the seraphic r. it is written: “And the angels who
53:2.5 plan of Michael for the saving of these flagrant r.,
53:3.1 The cause of the r. was stated under three heads:
53:6.3 the powerful r. sought my destruction by means of
53:8.4 appeal of Gabriel praying for destruction of the r.,
53:9.1 rebellion, salvation was offered all r. by Michael.
53:9.5 to the prison worlds to minister to the interned r..
53:9.7 We believe that all r. who will ever accept mercy
53:9.7 will effect the annihilation of these interned r..
54:4.7 this technique of patience in dealing with sinful r..
54:5.7 of Days could have immediately annihilated these r.,
54:5.8 counseled Michael to remain aloof from the r.
54:5.9 advised the Constellation Fathers to allow the r. free
54:5.11 otherwise hide the hideous visage of r. and rebellion.
54:6.1 the technique of dealing with the r. is a vindication
54:6.1 The loving mercy extended to the r. does seem to
54:6.2 the attitude of universe rulers toward r. and rebellion
54:6.7 apprehension and adjudication of the Satania r.,
67:1.6 become wholehearted r. against the universe and
67:4.4 The staff r., deprived of spiritual sustenance, died
67:4.5 We know not the fate of the sixty staff r.;
67:4.5 their Adjusters still tarry on Jerusem.
77:2.4 when the sixty r. of the staff, the followers of Nod,
120:2.2 Having steadfastly declined to discredit these r.
134:8.9 which in itself regulates the status of all r. and
148:4.2 But I have already vanquished these sinful r..
153:4.1 forever impossible for these few celestial r. to take
165:3.6 such deliberate r. will hardly seek forgiveness for
183:0.4 Jesus well knew that these r. of the realms would be
rebels—verb
100:4.2 The slothful animal mind r. at the effort required
rebirth
143:2.3 as the new creature of the r. of the spirit, you are
148:4.1 Is r. necessary to escape the control of the evil one
148:4.6 “By nature, before the r. of the spirit, mortal man
195:10.6 a transformed society by means of the spiritual r. of
reblending
81:4.1 races of today resulted from a blending and r. of the
reborn
38:8.6 seraphim is open to such r. cherubim and sanobim.
48:6.36 death of your fondest hopes, before it can be r. to
130:6.4 “This day, my son, you are to be r., re-established
140:1.3 rule the hearts of the r. citizens of this kingdom,
140:6.2 upon the old, but I declare that you must be r..
141:6.4 in part: “When you enter the kingdom, you are r..
149:6.9 soul of mortal man which shall have become the r.
178:1.5 good citizens, all the better for having become r.
179:5.4 Jesus rather sought to set man’s r. soul free upon
rebound
56:4.1 who are carried to Paradise by the r. momentum of
rebuilders
147:8.4 they shall be called the r. of broken walls,
rebuilding
143:4.2 Samaritans worked to prevent the r. of Jerusalem.
rebuilt
121:2.11 Antipas r. many of the cities of Galilee, including the
rebuke—noun
125:6.7 the boy’s reply to his mother’s unintended r..
135:4.5 an example to his age, but he was an eloquent r..
137:1.7 James and John received the r. in good grace; never
137:4.4 But the eloquence of his r. lay in the expression of
137:4.7 notwithstanding the r. of but a few hours before.
140:6.14 perchance, I should deserve a r. from my Master, I
140:8.21 the sensual urges are not suppressed by religious r.
151:5.5 Jesus had hardly uttered this r. to Peter and the
158:7.5 recovered from the first shock of Jesus’ stinging r.
158:7.8 swift words of r. as were administered to Peter and
164:1.4 a stunning r. to all Jews regarding their attitude
172:1.7 It was because of this r., which he took as a
172:5.12 a disagreeable ferment because of the Master’s r.
175:4.2 the Jewish leaders into that sudden and scathing r.
184:1.6 Annas spoke no words of r. to his steward, but
rebuke—verb
53:1.2 an accusing judgment but said, ‘the Judge r. you.’”
143:6.3 the apostles expected that Jesus would r. them for
166:1.11 remarks designed to r. the Pharisees’ refusal to
172:1.5 should speak to the Master that he r. such waste.”
172:3.13 “Teacher, you should r. your disciples and exhort
rebuked
97:10.4 while they unceasingly r. unscrupulous rulers,
137:2.2 When John r. Ezra for these utterances, he drew
138:5.4 “If the civil rulers are to be r., leave that task to me
139:5.7 Jesus well knew that, if he once r. Philip for asking
142:4.2 hands of man, why should you expect to be r.?
162:0.2 turned upon the sons of Zebedee and severely r.
167:6.1 when the apostles loudly r. these mothers, Jesus,
171:5.2 some of those near to Jesus went over and r. him,
rebukes
139:2.3 the cause of Peter’s receiving many mild r. from
157:7.2 John the Baptist, severely hurt by the Master’s r.
rebuking
142:4.1 when Jesus entered the home that, instead of r.
recall—see recall, not
6:8.3 merely r. that God is the initiating thought and the
27:1.4 and you will r. the last grand stretch of faith as you
44:6.1 only r. to material minds your own pitiful but worthy
47:3.5 Throughout all eternity you will r. the profound
92:3.3 And further r. that the power of any idea lies, not in
112:5.22 The Thought Adjuster will r. and rehearse for you
126:1.2 Jesus would gaze upon Megiddo and r. the story
127:5.1 she r. the fact that Jesus was a “child of promise.”
128:3.9 revived when she paused to r. the Gabriel visitation
150:8.1 the Scripture lesson, none present seemed to r.
151:2.6 Thomas caused them to r. what Jesus had taught
155:1.1 Said Jesus: “You should all r how the Psalmist spoke
158:6.6 ask aught concerning what he had said, they did r.
160:4.12 worth-while episodes of life, which you can r. at will
168:2.9 Lazarus knew he had been sick, but he could r. only
169:1.5 You r. that the sheep strayed away without intention
179:4.5 I desire that you should r., after I have gone, that I
179:5.7 “When you do these things, r. the life I have lived on
179:5.9 first look back upon my life in the flesh, r. that I was
180:0.2 And you will all r. that you lacked nothing.
180:3.1 If the world shall hate you, you should r that it hated
180:3.1 you should r. that I also suffered before you for
194:2.5 The spirit also came to help men r. and understand
recall, not
142:3.6 Do you not r. how the Scriptures begin by asserting
148:6.2 Do you not r. how this wonderful parable begins
154:6.7 Andrew did not r. that David had posted some
190:5.4 Do you not r. how this Son of Man proclaimed
recalled
35:9.3 When System Sovereigns or assistants are r.,
54:6.2 It should also be r. that the Creator Sons are mercy
77:2.7 It will be r. that the one hundred Andonite germ
126:1.2 And thus he r. and turned over in his mind the
127:1.7 he r. that his father had never been able to say
136:2.8 it should be r. that Tiberius was coemperor with
136:3.3 Jesus now fully r. the bestowal charge and its
136:8.4 Jesus had traveled much; he r. Rome, Alexandria,
137:4.12 And then the Son of Man r. the admonition of his
142:7.14 they r. the pronouncements which John made at
142:7.14 the time of Jesus’ baptism, and they also vividly r.
146:5.2 the seventh hour the fever left him,” the father r. that
153:3.6 r. that Jews looked upon eating with unwashed
164:4.8 when they r. Josiah, they attempted to ensnare
167:0.1 it should be r. that, as a rule, only ten were with
168:4.2 They all r Jesus’ statement to the Bethany messenger
172:5.5 his Master sitting there astride the colt, he r. hearing
172:5.8 until he also r. the Scripture in Zechariah where the
173:5.4 after his resurrection, they r. what he had said.
180:2.3 The apostles r. these things while the Master talked
185:4.1 the wicked Idumean never for one moment r. the
188:2.1 The chief priests, Pharisees, and Sadducees r. that
189:4.1 it should be r. that the ten apostles were sojourning
189:5.1 alive; Peter r. the promise to rise on the third day.
recalling
48:4.20 It is this r. of past experiences that provides the
119:4.1 hands of Immanuel and Gabriel; and, of course, r.
145:2.15 and r. the water and the wine at Cana, they seized
148:8.1 dispatched to Bethsaida r. the six spying Pharisees.
158:7.7 Peter, James, and John, r. their experience upon the
162:1.1 sought to bring Jesus to Jerusalem for trial and r. the
170:4.16 kingdom failed to materialize as they expected, r.
172:4.3 Jesus surveyed these familiar scenes once more, r.
185:6.7 but r. his wife’s note and the Greek mythology of
recapitulation
44:2.10 the reversion directors in combining memory r. with
recaptive
41:7.10 7. R. light and other matter which are drawn back
57:3.7 400,000,000,000 years ago began the r. period of
recapture
57:6.1 the solar parent was able to r. a large portion of this
112:6.8 the mortal survivor to re-explore and relearn, to r.,
recaptured
57:3.7 Many of the near-by and smaller suns were r. as a
57:5.7 this matter was subsequently r. by solar gravity as
recapturing
86:5.16 the open air with the hope of r. their strayed souls.
recasting
97:8.2 the complete rewriting and r. of their history,
170:1.15 progressive phases of its r. by Jesus and his apostles.
recede
41:3.9 would speedily r. to normal brightness for that sun
118:8.6 human societies will r. from high but premature
receded
57:5.7 recaptured by gravity as the Angona system r. into
receding
12:4.14 lines are displaced towards the red by a r. star.
receipt
25:3.3 then, upon the r. of a petition of two personalities,
51:2.1 Upon r. of the news that another inhabited world has
126:5.7 Jesus and Mary hoped for the r. of a considerable
150:6.2 the progress of the tour, and the r. of news from
154:5.1 The r. of the news of this impending danger
receipts
178:2.11 David received all the apostolic cash funds and r. for
receivable
133:4.2 render the difficult things of divine life readily r. by
receive—see receive, not, receive, to
1:0.2 beings who could know God, r. the divine affection,
5:3.6 These Universe Sons r., in the name of the Father,
15:13.6 The Recents of Days r. all reports of observations
19:5.3 under certain conditions we may command and r.
20:4.3 They also r. and accredit Adjusters on their return
20:6.9 world honored by a Magisterial bestowal will r.
20:7.5 Trinity Teacher Sons r. no preliminary training in the
24:4.3 The Associate Inspectors r. reports only from their
26:2.7 supernaphim will therefore r. first consideration.
26:7.1 the pilgrims r. advanced instruction concerning the
28:5.7 be able to segregate and r. the essence of wisdom
29:2.19 in the charge of Master Physical Controllers and r.
30:4.10 The human races of each world r. the same ministry
30:4.24 these ascending spirits r. the same thorough course
30:4.25 They r. the same education, but special groups and
31:5.2 and Eve, may elect to humanize, r. Adjusters,
31:5.2 course of the peoples of the realm, r. Adjusters,
31:8.1 the ascendant finaliters r. great assistance from the
32:4.8 the avenue whereby the Father can r. information
35:6.5 ask for, and will quickly r., additional Sons of the
37:7.2 Mansion World Teachers will r. consideration in the
39:2.1 Superior seraphim r. their name, not because they
41:1.2 These beings r. the incoming lines of power from
44:5.9 You will r. your first lessons in these matters when
44:8.3 you will gain adequate recognition and r. due
47:2.4 who will subsequently r. the Mystery Monitors after
47:5.2 you r. permission periodically to visit transition
47:8.1 Here they r. their first lessons in the prospective
47:9.1 here you will r. the instruction of many teachers,
48:6.37 These ministers r. their name because they are
49:5.28 This classification of human beings will r. attention
49:6.19 where they r. their initial morontia investiture just as
51:6.1 their schools r. suitable candidates from among
52:5.6 will r. Adjusters as soon as they attain the age of
55:1.4 the mortals of the realm r. planetary recognition
55:4.26 often a Planetary Adam and Eve will r. Adjusters
55:4.28 after which service they will r. Adjusters and begin
55:4.30 to humanize, r. Adjusters, and start for Paradise.
56:9.12 evolve intelligent creatures who r. unto themselves
58:2.1 it should be remembered that you r. from the sun
63:6.6 from our forest enemies, and with mercy r. us into
64:7.5 The South American offshoot did r. a faint touch
65:8.6 when spiritual values r. proper recognition, then
67:2.6 Not until then did Van and his loyal associates r.
67:6.9 energy transmitters can r. and transmit intelligence
68:0.2 each succeeding generation of youth must r. anew
71:3.12 being ambassadors, r. their real rewards in another
72:7.3 Cities r. per capita allowances from the treasury
74:4.4 any honor and r. all respect, but worship never!
74:6.6 Adam and Eve could send and r. thought oscillations
93:9.10 few were able or willing to recognize and r. Michael
93:9.11 literally true that Christ did r. provisional title to
94:12.6 on through the dark ages of the past, once again r.
100:7.10 “For every one who seeks shall r..”
107:3.3 Beings of high spiritual orders r. only three divine
109:3.2 The Adjusters r. valuable training and acquire
110:2.5 minds become one, and you r. the reinforcement
110:7.10 more humbly r. credit that may accrue as a result
113:1.8 efficient Adjusters, r. the undivided assistance of
113:5.4 But when they r. instructions from their superiors
120:1.4 confirmed by Paradise, and r. back from my hands
122:1.3 the common people might understand him and r. him
122:4.1 come to his own people, but they will hardly r. him
122:4.1 to as many as shall r. him to them will he reveal
129:4.6 still, the life which Jesus lived in the flesh did r. full
131:1.9 God is just: What fruit we r. not from our plantings
131:1.9 our plantings in this world we shall r. in the next.”
131:3.5 Remember, every act shall r. its reward.
131:5.5 Those who do evil shall r. punishment, but those
131:10.6 and that I will surely r. the crown of eternal life.
133:2.2 it is only fair that she r. from you that special
135:6.7 fruit worthy of sincere repentance if you would r.
136:3.5 the right hand of your Father, r. your sovereignty,
137:8.14 pay to enter the kingdom, you shall r. manifold more
138:5.1 “Thomas, you lack faith; nevertheless, I r. you.
138:5.1 “Judas, we are all of one flesh, and as I r. you into
140:3.8 Happy are they who weep, for they shall r. the spirit
142:5.2 If you r. God as your Father, then indeed and in
143:5.3 anything which a Samaritan woman could r. from
144:4.3 —but you r. sonship by grace and through faith.
144:5.23 And when our end shall come, r. into your own
144:5.37 And r. us into your endless service on high.
144:5.52 R. us into the eternal arms.
144:5.83 R. us to yourself and send us forth in eternity.
144:5.15 And at our end r. us into the eternal embrace.
144:8.7 Many of you will r. neither John’s message nor
146:2.6 5. They who would r. mercy must show mercy;
149:6.4 do not fear their father in order that they may r.
150:4.3 When all of a family r. the gospel of the kingdom,
151:2.2 hear the glad tidings, r. the message with joy; but
151:2.2 when they have heard the truth, r. it with varying
151:3.15 I would test you to know how you will r. this: The
153:2.11 the Son by the Father, the Son will r. to himself.
153:2.12 this bread of life which I give to all who will r. is my
153:4.3 of iniquity will never seek nor r. forgiveness,
155:1.2 I will r. these gentiles with open arms of mercy
156:5.19 Love, freely r. from both divine and human sources
158:8.1 And they who r. me r. also Him who sent me
159:1.2 In your religion God may r. repentant sinners;
160:0.1 into such a conference with Rodan, he did r. him
162:2.3 You, if you will r. this gospel, shall come to know
162:6.1 Those who r. this spirit shall never know spiritual
163:1.4 If the people of any city r. you, they shall find an
164:3.8 in the pool of Siloam, and you shall r. your sight.”
164:3.11 This man had little faith that he would r. his sight,
166:2.8 but the strangers, when they r. gifts from the head
166:4.3 greater numbers of the poor joyfully r. the gospel
167:5.2 The law of the universe is: Ask and you shall r.;
168:4.12 doubt not you shall r. the answer to your petitions.
168:4.13 Ask and you shall r..
169:1.11 greet your brother and r. him back into your father’s
171:5.3 “You shall r. your sight; go your way; your faith
172:4.1 one more and last chance to hear the gospel and r.
173:4.2 many other servants, but none would they r..
174:5.7 If you gentiles will hear me, you shall r. the words
174:5.12 I know of a certainty that the Father will r. me and
175:1.3 And even now would my Father r. these blinded
175:1.6 to those who will r. it with joy and gladness.
177:4.2 to believe that he would forthwith r. high honors
177:4.8 hands, you shall r. your reward for this service.”
180:2.4 sort of supreme magic, thinking that they would r.
180:4.1 but the sons of light will all r. him gladly and with
180:4.1 and you will r. this gift in your hearts, and he will
180:5.7 they will r. the highest possible good as a result of
181:1.4 But as many as do r. him shall be enlightened,
181:1.5 —by measure–I give each of you all you will r..
181:2.11 to you, and you shall r. the gift of eternal life.”
181:2.19 your lifework is finished, I will r. you on high,
181:2.27 But you will undoubtedly r. great help from the
182:1.3 world was and r. me once more at your right hand.
191:4.3 news of the gift of eternal life which men r. by faith.
193:3.2 But you will r. spiritual power after the spirit has
194:4.4 Jesus, whom the heaven must r. until the times of
receive, not
108:3.3 mortals do not r. real universe names until after
127:1.5 since the synagogue school would not r. girls,
129:2.3 if I do not r. money from you, and if your mother
131:1.9 God is just: What fruit we r. not from our plantings
147:4.2 Do you not r. my teachings as one who has been
158:2.4 “You would not r. me as the Son of Man; therefore
163:3.4 the sake of the kingdom who shall not r. manifold
163:6.5 the cities which did not well r. these messengers.
164:3.1 these mendicants did not solicit or r. alms on the
166:3.4 I will not r. you to be among those who have
167:1.2 was offended because he did not r. the seat of honor.
181:1.4 but all men will not choose to r. this new teacher
receive, to
1:4.6 limited by the capacity of such a creature to r. and
5:1.8 He has on Paradise a place to r. all those whose
21:4.4 the Father’s acceptance of the bestowal and to r.
25:4.13 above the status of cherubim are permitted to r.
26:10.1 the second circle affords ample opportunity to r. the
27:4.1 ascendant mortals find it helpful to r. the counsel of
28:6.18 decreed, “It is more blessed to give than to r.,”
29:4.26 They seem fully able to r. our communications but
35:2.4 to take depositions, to r. suggestions, and to act as
37:6.4 and then affords you opportunity to r. instruction as
39:5.12 seraphim being made ready to r. a passenger for
45:7.1 are rehabilitated in transient form to r. further help
45:7.5 To r nomination for representative honor a candidate
54:4.4 Lucifer sought he already had; others he was to r. in
55:3.11 before attaining the minor sector, to r. some sort of
55:4.27 world for a brief sojourn, there to r. their Adjusters.
55:4.31 a being must humanize to r. a Thought Adjuster.
66:1.3 fail to r. the assent of the Constellation Fathers.
66:7.5 they were eligible for marriage and ready to r. their
74:3.1 Prince and an experienced staff ready to r. them
80:1.6 highest aspiration of a superior blue woman to r. the
84:2.4 the husband remained in bed to r. congratulations;
93:3.6 taught his followers all they had capacity to r. and
93:5.2 many families on earth just as well prepared to r.
94:6.6 the truth that it is more blessed to give than to r.:
96:3.4 They were to r. a modest payment of money and
98:1.1 never to r. fees for religious service, only food,
100:7.10 of saying, “It is more blessed to give than to r..”
100:7.10 Jesus taught that you must believe to r. salvation.
101:5.4 evolutionary religion is destined to r. the spiritual
103:2.9 to learn that it is “more blessed to give than to r..”
108:2.10 may be apparently in readiness to r. Adjusters,
108:5.1 the task of existing in your minds, there to r. the
108:5.10 guardian angel must be adjudicated in order to r.
110:4.1 Adjusters are able to r. the continuous stream of
120:2.1 prepare for ascension to your Father to r. from him
126:5.7 went over to Sepphoris to r. the decision of Herod
130:6.2 kind nor fair for me to r. such generous help from
131:10.5 the children of God enlarges our capacity to r. and
132:5.14 wealth, I would admonish you to r. my counsel as
132:7.2 the eyes of his mind were not open to r. light for
133:4.4 heights of light where God waits to r. his children?
137:8.18 the people were not prepared to r. the good news
138:6.1 they all assembled in Zebedee’s garden to r. Jesus’
139:4.10 ready to r. such additional instructions as might be
139:12.7 Judges of men fully to r. the doubtful candidate.
140:6.2 “You find it difficult to r. my message because
140:8.18 associates that “it is more blessed to give than to r..”
145:5.7 all who had ears to hear and hearts to r. the truth.
146:2.5 inevitable that you shall call upon me and fail to r.
146:2.14 one’s capacity to r. the presence of the divine spirit
147:5.2 be in position to r. portions of food which might be
148:6.9 Failure to r. help from man drives Job to God.
151:2.3 emotional souls who are quick to r. new teaching
154:6.5 he paused in his speaking to r. the message,
158:1.4 he ascended Mount Hermon to r. the endowment
159:4.2 who are not all prepared to r. this teaching.
162:2.3 By refusing to hear me, you are refusing to r. him
162:5.3 Much I have to tell you, but you are unable to r.
163:1.4 if the people of any city refuse to r. this gospel,
163:2.4 devout believer, and who desired to r. ordination.
163:3.6 expected to r. more than the amount agreed upon.
167:2.2 bought five yoke of oxen, and I must go to r. them
167:4.4 you gave these men their chance to r. the truth,
167:5.1 a free gift to all who have the faith to r. sonship
169:1.14 the Father’s willingness to r. all who seek entrance
170:2.21 To come as a little child,to r. the bestowal of sonship
171:8.3 Son of Man goes up to Jerusalem to r. a kingdom,
171:8.3 a certain prince who went into a far country to r. for
171:8.3 I will return again to r. from others such a kingdom
171:8.5 return, another Son will be sent to r. this kingdom,
171:8.5 send for all of you to r. your report of stewardship
171:8.14 let us go on into Jerusalem, there to r. that which
173:4.2 he sent servants to the tenants to r. his rental.
173:4.4 away from you and given to a people willing to r.
174:5.3 those to whom I first came have refused to r. me.
174:5.7 they who reject me and refuse to r. my teaching
174:5.9 but I am rejoiced to r. these truth-seeking gentiles
175:1.3 not too late for this people to r. the word of heaven
176:1.2 rejected his spiritual bestowal and refused to r. the
180:6.1 refused to know the Father by refusing to r. me;
180:6.1 and they refuse to r. me when they reject you,
181:1.4 but only a few of you have chosen fully to r. me.
181:1.4 but all men will not choose to r. this new teacher as
182:0.2 observed that he was not there, waiting to r. them.
182:1.4 ambassadors, have sincerely willed to r. your word
182:1.6 be willing to r. the revelation of truth and glory
182:2.5 John were standing by to r. the Master’s orders,
185:0.2 Pilate was up and ready to r. this group of early
186:1.2 disillusioned regarding the reward he was to r. as
188:5.11 salvation upon those willing to r. such gifts
191:6.1 call the believers together to r. this tragic word
193:5.5 ascent to the right hand of his Father, there to r.
193:6.6 might be prepared to r. the gift of the spirit which
194:3.10 years of solitary meditation in order to r. the spirit.
195:2.6 had only the better prepared all Rome to r. Christ,
received – see received, not
2:5.4 rebels return to righteousness, they are mercifully r.,
11:2.9 It has r. many names in different universes, and the
14:5.4 they are r. and domiciled on the pilot world of the
15:7.10 The arriving pilgrims of time are always r. on these
17:4.2 the messages of the Image Aids are variously r. by
20:6.9 with that Magisterial Son, which it would have r.
24:7.5 was r. on Paradise, knew the Father, entered the
25:4.14 they are r. into the “college of the ethics of law and
25:6.1 They are r., classified, and assigned to their spheres
26:4.11 have attained the Father and have r. assignment to
26:11.4 Mortals have r. the Paradise command: “Be you
28:4.12 a special class of broadcast messages which are r. by
30:4.24 course in superuniverse management that they r.
31:0.9 ascendant creatures admitted to this corps are r. in
31:1.3 are r. into the corps in the ratio of one in a thousand
31:1.5 The Havona natives are also r., in the same ratio,
34:6.1 additional spiritual influences may be r. by mature
34:6.7 Those who have r. and recognized the indwelling
34:7.8 having accepted the assignment and r. your orders to
39:5.15 While planetary space reports are r. at noon at the
40:6.2 “As many as r. him, to them gave he the power to
40:6.2 you have r. the spirit of sonship, whereby you cry,
43:7.3 When you are r. on any one of the seventy major
44:1.1 not material sound waves but spirit pulsations r.
45:6.7 Here are r. and reassembled certain children of
46:3.1 Paradise-Havona broadcasts are r. on Jerusem in
46:3.3 word of the Most High Constellation Fathers is r.
48:4.13 Apparently you r. much in the way of humor from
49:6.20 they have r. the benefits of numerous sojourns of the
50:6.4 the extent to which enlightenment is r. by the ages
55:3.19 schools of administration who have also r. the order
62:7.2 and r. the first message from Salvington over the
62:7.5 heard the welcome words of their own chief and r.
63:6.9 Although both Andon and Fonta had r. Adjusters,
63:7.1 Fonta, the splendid founders of the human race, r.
63:7.1 announcement was r. that Michael had selected their
63:7.3 and Fonta, shortly after their arrival on Jerusem, r.
64:6.16 This race r. a small but potent legacy of the later
64:6.26 indigo peoples, like the red man, r. little or none
66:7.7 a small number of the yellow race were also r..
66:7.18 and otherwise carried out the instruction they had r.
70:1.21 the right of asylum; political fugitives r. protection.
72:0.3 It r. a Material Son shortly after Adam came to
72:11.2 his four years’ course, r. one half of the education
73:3.5 in precious stones and metals, though these r. little
73:4.4 contributions of food were r. from near-by believers.
74:7.11 r. instructions in the plan and purpose of the Adamic
75:2.5 the defaulting members of Caligastia’s staff they r.
75:6.4 in such high hopes, to have been so auspiciously r.,
76:4.6 your ancestors r. so little of Adam’s life plasm,
76:5.3 to ponder the only personal message they ever r.
79:7.3 The northern Chinese r. just enough of the Andite
80:1.3 For thirty thousand years Egypt r. a steady stream of
80:1.4 But they r. a very limited amount of the violet
80:3.9 retrogression of culture continued until it r. a fresh
82:3.10 earn her dowry, which consisted of the presents r.
84:5.9 industrialized races woman has r. almost all rights
88:1.7 fetish out of sex; the reproductive function r. only
89:2.2 when the taboo r. the solemn sanction of evolving
89:10.6 The forgiveness does not have to be sought, only r.
90:2.1 that the shaman actually r. such revelations.
90:4.9 Both the Greeks and the Egyptians r. their medical
92:2.5 accepting Christianity, professed to have r. direct
92:4.5 Of all who r. the teachings of the one hundred,
93:1.2 the Father Melchizedek for help but only r. word
93:2.7 This incarnated Melchizedek r. a Thought Adjuster,
93:10.2 his emergency bestowal had r. the approval of the
95:2.1 The Jews r. much of their idea of the creation of
95:7.3 then many lands would gladly have r. the simple
96:3.3 they had r. some education because of Moses’
96:4.4 Sinai, and why they there r. the Ten Commandments
100:1.7 Religion cannot be bestowed, r., loaned, learned, or
100:2.1 ministry to one’s fellows of that which has been r.
100:7.10 Said he, “Freely you have r., freely give.”
109:3.7 undoubted capacity for Adjusters and promptly r.
111:4.1 the process of fitting the sensory impressions r. from
113:0.1 heaven have been “r. by the ministry of angels.”
113:6.3 soul fails of survival after having r. the assignment
117:1.8 And having discovered and r. this divine affection,
119:1.3 departure was any message of possible significance r.
119:1.3 directing that this new Melchizedek Son be r. into
119:5.1 presents the status of a true spirit and has been r.
119:5.2 This being r. the assignments and performed the
121:3.8 Superior slaves often r. wages and by saving their
122:0.2 Gabriel was present on Urantia and r. the report
122:8.4 word to Elizabeth that her child had come and r.
123:0.3 some time after they r. the news of Herod’s death.
123:2.1 likewise r. these Thought Adjusters to indwell
123:5.8 Jesus r. his moral training and spiritual culture in his
124:0.1 he secured an education and r. a training which
124:3.7 Joseph r. the surprise of his life when he heard Jesus
125:1.1 Jesus r. the shock of his young life when his father
125:4.3 when Jesus explained that he had r. consecration
125:6.6 and had r. consecration as a citizen of Israel.
127:1.4 After they had r. from Mary such intimations as
127:1.5 the girls of Jewish families r. little education, but
127:3.5 and James was r. into the commonwealth of Israel
127:6.10 this year they r. a little financial help from the sale of
128:3.4 Simon was duly r. into the commonwealth of Israel
128:5.4 saying: “The house of Joseph has never r. alms,
130:3.3 The teachings of Jesus would have been readily r. by
131:10.3 mercy may be r. by the humblest being on earth.
132:7.3 Buddha, but he had always r. more or less evasive
132:7.3 asked Jesus a direct question about Buddha, and r.
133:1.3 to which he never r. a fully satisfactory answer;
133:4.1 persons who greatly profited by the instruction r.
133:6.2 he was envious of a certain young man who had r.
134:1.2 Jesus had r. sufficient money to meet his living
135:0.5 Zacharias r. a regular allowance from the temple
135:4.1 When John r. word of the death of his mother, he
135:9.4 “It should be for those who have heard me and r.
135:11.4 And this was the last word John r. from Jesus.
136:2.1 Jesus in no sense r. John’s baptism as a rite of
136:3.6 he would be ever mindful of the counsel he had r. in
136:8.1 to tell no man about the benefits they had r..
136:8.3 he would never be r. by the Jews as the Messiah if
137:1.6 even before these others made request to be r..
137:1.7 James and John r. the rebuke in good grace; never
138:4.3 the twin brothers were r. into the apostolic family.
138:10.5 Nathaniel r. regular reports as to the requirements
139:2.10 and knew he had been r. back into the Master’s fold,
139:5.9 in token of their having r. the Spirit of Truth.
139:7.8 Matthew r. freely tendered offerings from believing
140:1.6 But when you are once truly r. as citizens in the
140:9.2 Freely you have r., freely give.”
141:1.2 one year before, and where Jesus had r. baptism.
141:1.5 had previously followed John and had r. his baptism.
142:0.2 high priest’s home, he was r. with much reserve.
143:5.9 You have r. the living water, and a new joy will
144:4.3 kingdom–divine sonship–be r. as by a little child.
145:0.2 Jesus r. and taught many earnest inquirers, singly
146:3.5 many more have r. this spirit because they believed
146:4.3 This man really believed that he could not be r.
147:5.4 But those who have r. but little forgiveness
148:0.2 The funds thus r. were turned over to the treasury.
148:9.2 I am not like those who r. healing and immediately
149:2.12 Jesus r. the obedience of followers without exacting
149:2.12 Only three men who r. his personal call refused to
149:6.4 but having already r. the abundance of good things
152:5.2 But before these r. word that Jesus was back in
154:6.4 to them the moment he r. word they were waiting.
154:6.6 Andrew r. this message and, interrupting Jesus, told
156:2.3 by the manner in which the gentiles of Sidon r.
156:3.1 They were well r. by the gentiles, and many were
157:3.2 and to recounting how their message had been r.,
158:2.3 foster the notion that, being now r. as the Messiah,
158:2.4 Son of Man; therefore have I consented to be r. in
158:3.2 Jesus had now r. assurance of their fulfillment.
159:1.5 “And this chief steward, having thus r. mercy and
159:1.5 I say to all of you: Freely you have r. the good things
159:6.1 Hundreds of souls were r. into the kingdom,
162:7.3 I have told you the truth which I r. from God.
162:9.1 scores of believers forgathered at Bethany and r.
163:1.4 Freely you have r. of the good things of the
163:3.6 about five o’clock came, they r. a denarius each,
163:3.6 But like the others every man r. only a denarius.
163:3.6 And when each had r. his pay, they complained to
163:6.1 message had been r. by hungry Jews and gentiles.
163:6.5 many cities and villages have r. the good news of
163:6.5 and how my ministers and teachers have been r.
164:3.10 this man told me, and immediately I r. my sight.
165:2.10 but I r. such authority from my Father even before
166:2.2 had likewise been more readily r. by the Galileans,
167:6.2 Jesus r. all of the children, laying his hands on them,
168:0.11 Martha and Mary talked with the Master and r.
168:3.7 Although Jesus had r. warning of the doings of the
168:4.6 so all-embracing that the answer can be r. only on
168:4.7 mind are often of such a nature that they can be r.
168:5.1 he r. warning that the Sanhedrin had decreed his
169:2.5 you shall be joyfully r. into the eternal habitations.
170:2.6 Human life r. a new endowment of moral value and
171:4.1 one hundred swords, r. and distributed these arms to
171:4.2 which of his apostles had r. these weapons, but he
171:5.3 Immediately he r. his sight, and he remained near
171:8.3 the children of Abraham now reject will be r. and
172:0.2 Jesus r. many visitors, and the common folks of
173:2.5 perchance will add that he r. his authority from
174:0.2 To Matthew he said: “Forget not the mercy that r.
174:5.2 Greeks to the home of Joseph, where Jesus r. them;
176:3.2 God-knowing and gospel-believing have already r.
176:3.4 Immediately he who had r five talents began to trade
176:3.4 In like manner he who had r. two talents soon had
176:3.4 for their master except he who r. but one talent.
176:3.4 he who had r. the five talents came forward with
176:3.4 then he who had r. the two talents came forward,
176:3.4 then there came to the accounting he who had r.
176:3.4 on my return I might have r. my own with interest.
176:3.10 “Freely have you r.; therefore freely should you
178:2.11 David r. all the apostolic cash funds and receipts for
179:2.2 brought the cup to Jesus, who, when he had r. it
180:4.1 I have r. the final sovereignty of my own domain,
182:2.3 All of them r. these arms and girded themselves
184:2.13 saw that he was r. just as before the experiences of
185:5.8 wished to read the communication which he had r.
185:8.2 Pilate had recently r. a reprimand from Caesar,
186:5.9 If the Master had been favorably r. by the mortals of
187:0.3 I have r. such a commandment from my Father.”
187:4.6 of Jesus, he would have been r. with the same loving
188:2.1 and Sadducees recalled that they had r. reports of his
188:3.15 that he r. instructions from Michael during this
189:3.4 the signal of the planetary resurrection had been r.
190:4.1 proclaiming this gospel of salvation as you have r. it
191:4.4 Freely you have r. this gospel of the kingdom, and
191:4.7 Jesus r. visiting morontia delegates from the mansion
192:2.6 This remark spread among the brethren and was r. as
192:4.4 the apostles r. the impression that their Master
193:0.5 Freely you have r., freely give.
193:4.3 he invariably sought the advice and r. the unwise
194:1.1 the disciples were conscious of having r. some new
194:3.6 all r. the new teacher, as did all the honest of heart
194:3.6 every soul r. him in accordance with the love for
194:3.10 special behavior by those who r. the fullness of its
194:3.14 Among the one hundred and twenty who r. this
194:3.15 group of disciples, they also r. the outpoured spirit.
194:3.15 r. no more of the good gift than did their fellows.
194:4.4 having r. from the Father the promise of the spirit,
received, not
19:5.9 spiritual attainment, that cannot be consciously r.;
35:3.21 student visitors are not r. from other realms.
40:6.2 “for you have not r. the spirit of bondage again to
100:1.7 Religion cannot be bestowed, r., loaned, learned,
129:4.6 not have r. the unqualified and universal approval of
137:1.6 my brethren—you needed not to be r. by me—
138:10.6 donations sufficient to maintain the party were not r.
139:12.8 But when light is not honestly r. and lived up to, it
146:4.3 This man really believed that he could not be r.
158:2.2 that Elijah has already come, and they r. him not
receiver
93:10.5 Machiventa continued as a planetary r. up to the
receivers or Broadcast Receivers or
Melchizedek receivers
26:3.6 These master technicians are the b. and senders of
28:4.12 5. B.. There is a special class of broadcast messages
28:4.12 B. are the fifth serials, the fifth primary seconaphim
28:5.8 directionize these living r. of the enminded and
29:4.29 Their services are invaluable to the b..
35:4.4 serving as r. of a defaulting planetary government.
35:4.5 with the approval of the M. of the planet, who feared
39:2.15 Broadcasters—r. and dispatchers—a specialized
39:4.3 these seraphim become attached to the M. and their
48:2.17 delivered by the transport seraphim to the r. of the
48:3.8 2. Pilgrim R. And Free Associators. These are the
50:4.13 These loyalists were encouraged by the M. of
51:3.4 notwithstanding that the M. of Urantia had duly
51:3.5 and requisitioned the return of the M. to Urantia.
67:4.5 Immediately upon the arrival of the M. the loyal
67:6.2 Before the arrival of the M., Van placed the
67:6.5 a council of planetary r., twelve Melchizedeks,
67:6.5 Associated with the M. was an advisory council
67:6.5 was assigned a place on the council of planetary r.
67:6.6 The twelve M. of Urantia did heroic work.
67:6.7 Under the supervision of the M., Van and Amadon
73:0.1 The M., concurring in this opinion, readily agreed
74:1.4 to the Urantia corps of M. until that governing
74:2.6 Van had held by virtue of the action of the M..
74:3.3 on earth was spent in session with the planetary r.
74:3.6 administration which was to function until the M.
74:5.1 after Adam’s arrival the M. remained on duty, but
74:5.2 The farewell of the r. occupied the whole of a day,
75:1.4 more heightened by the early departure of the M..
75:5.8 when the M. returned to Urantia and assumed
75:6.2 Eve had failed; the presence of the M. told him that,
77:1.7 The loyal corps entered the service of the M.,
77:6.5 primary midwayers returned to the service of the M.,
77:6.5 over in a body to the service of the planetary r..
93:0.2 A later corps of twelve became r. for your world
93:0.2 they continued thereafter as planetary r. on down to
93:1.2 The twelve M. knew of Michael’s impending
93:1.2 The r. then appealed to the Father Melchizedek for
93:1.3 Melchizedek, one of the twelve planetary r.,
93:1.3 the planetary r. with the co-operation of the Life
93:2.8 Aside from the M., he had no more contact with
93:5.3 For some time the M. had been observing the
93:9.11 “upon the orders of the twelve M.” on duty at the
93:10.1 incarnation the Urantia M. functioned as eleven.
93:10.1 interrupted career as one of the planetary r. of 606
receivership
53:6.5 I was assigned to the corps of the Melchizedek r. of
53:9.9 Melchizedek, onetime attached to the r. of Urantia.]
74:2.6 the senior Melchizedek, chief of the council of r. on
receives
16:5.1 of all Seven Master Spirits but r. the personal touch
21:4.4 the seventh and final bestowal a Creator Son r. from
26:7.2 and each pilgrim r. the undivided attention of a
28:2.2 Our colony of omniaphim on Uversa r. instructions
34:4.5 Son after he r. spiritual title to such a sphere.
35:2.8 in audience with the Creator Son, r. that instruction
46:1.8 Jerusem r. faint light from several near-by suns–
52:2.3 each mortal epoch, r. an enlarged presentation of
52:5.6 to the right hand of the Father, r. the assurance of
110:6.14 the human ascender attains the third circle and r. a
112:4.13 r. the recognition of the chief Personalized Monitor
113:6.2 such an angel r. certification by the planetary chief
117:6.10 All true love is from God, and man r. the divine
135:11.2 who was with you at the Jordan prospers and r. all
143:6.1 He who reaps r. wages and gathers this fruit to
144:2.3 For every one who asks r.; he who seeks finds;
149:6.10 “Humility, indeed, becomes mortal man who r. all
158:8.1 And whoso r. such a little one receives me.
158:8.1 And whoso receives such a little one r. me.
167:6.1 Verily, verily, I say to you, whosoever r. not the
169:0.4 Jesus r. the ungodly and even eats with them.
receiving—see receiving worlds or receiving spheres
26:4.12 The pilgrim lands on the r. planet of Havona,
27:3.3 where these beings are r. much of their education.
28:5.10 in the special r. chambers of the temple of wisdom
28:5.21 immediately upon r. the breath of life, are instantly
31:5.1 when long delayed in r. planetary assignment,
31:8.4 the mortal ascender stands in the finaliter r. circle as
43:1.7 The sea of glass, the r. area of Edentia, is near the
43:1.10 This magnificent crystal serves as the r. field for all
46:1.7 Only the broadcast-r. stations are in operation during
46:2.9 Around this area are the r. stations for the various
46:2.9 Near the polar crystal r. station for student visitors
46:3.1 there are three distinct groups of r. stations.
46:3.2 This Jerusem broadcast-r. station is encircled by an
46:3.3 At this broadcast-r. amphitheater the Salvington
47:2.1 The infant-r. schools of Satania are situated on the
47:2.1 These infant-r. schools are enterprises devoted to
47:9.4 You will soon be welcomed on the r. field of the
55:1.4 are not used for worship, play, or for r. broadcasts
55:4.9 and, after r. Thought Adjusters, start out on their
55:4.25 r. Adjusters at the conclusion of the morontia
55:4.26 concomitant with the r. of Adjusters by some of their
72:2.7 the person r. the largest ballot among the list of
94:8.19 Gautama forbade their r. money and thereby sought
109:4.1 speech, they are on the highroad to r. Adjusters.
112:5.16 in the resurrection halls of the morontia r. planets of
113:5.4 they are thus r. an introduction to their future work
114:6.11 Urantia is r. the help of the third corps of seraphim
119:1.3 assembled about their respective r. stations for
119:1.3 “At noon today there appeared on the r. field of
128:6.6 the ceremony of r. the sons of the law into the full
139:2.3 cause of his r. many mild rebukes from his Master.
142:6.2 In r. Nicodemus, Jesus showed no deference;
143:5.6 by r. into your own heart this living water which I
155:4.1 after r. word regarding the progress of the kingdom
166:4.11 the Father is limited by man’s capacity for r. these
170:3.3 of the technique of r. God’s forgiveness that the
172:4.2 the rich putting much in the r. box and all giving
179:0.4 After r. the greetings of welcome extended by the
179:2.3 even to the r. of all power and authority in heaven
183:2.3 at the high priest’s home preparatory to r. Jesus,
184:1.2 left upon observing his coldness in r. him.
194:3.5 mistook the experience of r. the outpoured spirit for
receiving worlds or spheres
13:1.7 sphere the “bosom of the Son,” the personal r.
13:1.21 the r. of the pilgrims of time who are passing
14:3.4 the pilgrims of time are landed on the r. of the
24:6.3 guide who greets you upon your arrival on the r.
26:4.13 you are finally deposited on the r. of Havona,
26:5.1 Paradise and the pilgrims of time first met on the r.
30:4.16 They are the r. for the majority of ascending mortals.
30:4.20 leave the local universe headquarters for the r. of the
30:4.21 their native local universes for the superuniverse r.,
30:4.22 culture, extending from the r. of their minor sector
30:4.26 with your arrival on the r. of Havona your spiritual
30:4.27 the superuniverse headquarters to the Havona r. is
30:4.29 The fact of your arrival on the r. of Havona will be
43:1.5 The first of the r. of Edentia (like the planet Melch.
45:1.2 surrounded by the r., the seven mansion worlds,
47:5.1 origin, when you enseraphim for transit to the r.
55:8.5 spheres are no longer to be utilized as differential r.
113:7.4 major sectors of the superuniverse and on to the r.
recent—see Recent of Days; recent times
12:3.7 record certain observations made on Uversa during r
15:1.3 You belong to one of the relatively r. universes.
22:9.8 so longingly and appealingly at even the r. arrivals
41:3.5 The most r. of the major cosmic eruptions in
45:1.11 sad spectacle has been observable during these r.
46:5.25 even though it is among the more r. constructions.
57:5.1 circulating matter, remnants of the r. upheaval which
57:7.3 comparatively r. acquirements of these elements.
58:5.2 later lava flows, and the more r. meteoric deposits.
59:2.1 In r. ages Asia has been the most stable of all the
60:3.14 the prelife stone layers shoved out over the then r.
61:2.0 2. THE RECENT FLOOD STAGE
61:4.0 4. THE R. CONTINENTAL-ELEVATION STAGE
68:1.6 That contemporary cultural society is a rather r.
68:5.6 the natives of Africa are among the more r. pastoral
72:5.4 The most r. development provides that industrial
74:4.4 from the mount of their so r. reception that Adam
80:9.14 this comparatively r. sun-worshiping era even now
82:4.5 And so the more r. standards and virginity tests
88:2.7 Modern respect for wisdom and truth is but the r.
90:2.3 stage set for the many comparatively r. exhibitions
92:4.9 papers, of which this is one, constitute the most r.
92:4.9 the most r. of the revelations of truth to the mortal
92:6.1 The comparatively r. Eskimos and Amerinds had
92:6.13 11. Sikhism–the most r..
93:6.7 how retarded were the morals of even so r. a time.
93:10.6 R. rulings handed down from the Most Highs of
95:7.1 in the Arabian desert at a comparatively r. date.
108:4.4 In r. years the archangels’ circuit has functioned on
114:0.11 The more r. designation of the onetime incarnated
121:1.9 Parthian states had been concluded in the then r.
121:2.1 the more r. enemies of Rome, the Carthaginians.
121:2.7 remembering the then only r. heroic exploits of Judas
122:10.1 informers returned and made full report of the r.
127:3.9 lost at the time of the r. nationalistic controversies.
127:6.3 Mary, knowing of Jesus’ r. experience with Rebecca,
137:3.2 Jesus’ family about the events of the then r. past
138:7.3 marriage feast at Cana, the r. choosing of the six,
139:7.10 the teachings of the Master during his r. sojourn on
143:3.1 the r. utterances of Jesus had augmented their
149:3.2 frantic as a result of the r. conversion of Abraham
151:0.2 not recovered from the sorrow of his r. rejection at
157:3.2 to talking about their r. experiences in Phoenicia
157:7.4 Judas took personal offense at Jesus’ r. warning to
167:0.2 No miracles had attended the r. preaching tour
167:0.3 spent Friday resting from their r. travels and labors.
168:4.2 considerable time discussing their r. experiences
173:2.3 as concerned his r. conduct in clearing the temple
191:4.1 to discuss the crucifixion of Jesus and the more r.
193:6.1 when the apostles came back from their r. sojourn
195:4.4 fragmentation, and more r. relative rehabilitation.
195:8.9 But secularism is not the sole parent of all these r.
Recent of Days—see also Recents of Days
18:5.4 Meanwhile, another R. may be away on a tour of
recent-times or recent times
37:2.11 During r. these superangels have been identified
37:3.3 more r. a divisional headquarters of the archangels
44:5.5 these artisans have in r. met with some success.
59:0.6 This r.-times era is known as the Cenozoic.
60:4.6 early appearance of land life down to the more r.
61:7.19 your researchers as the Cenozoic or r.-times era.
64:6.24 these blue men, for they persisted in Europe until r..
68:0.3 In more r. the yellow race and the white race have
70:1.14 Only in r. has religion begun to frown upon war.
70:6.4 Even in r. it was believed that the touch of kings
70:10.10 custom, while in more r. leisure, comforts, religion,
70:12.4 In r. some Urantia nations have codified mores into
79:5.3 migrating Tibetan brethren until comparatively r.
83:2.6 In r., religion has established a sex taboo on the
83:8.8 ideals of marriage have made great progress in r.
86:1.6 Even in r. in the Wisdom of Solomon it is said: “I
86:5.15 In r. the eyes have been regarded as the windows of
87:6.12 Only in r. has bathing become a sanitary practice.
89:5.4 In r. cannibalism has been deliberately resorted to
89:6.2 even on to r. among the backward African tribes
89:8.1 In more r virgins dedicated themselves to the service
89:9.1 In more r. the priest alone would partake of a bit of
90:2.1 only in r. has the technique of positive suggestion
90:3.8 comparatively r. it has been believed that sickness
92:5.8 In considering the teachers of r., it may prove helpful
96:1.10 Jehovah is a term which in r. has been employed to
119:3.8 the Adams of r. been led astray by higher types of
122:5.10 with the Maccabean activities of the then but r..
159:4.2 Only in r. have the Scriptures been gathered
161:2.8 From the day of our ordination right on down to r.
recently
22:3.2 young creation, it has representatives among a r.
33:6.1 During the absence of Michael, as r. on the mission
44:2.10 I r. witnessed such a stupendous presentation in
44:3.4 but r. removed from the evolutionary planets.
46:5.19 of the more r. transplanted Salvington activities.
47:1.4 consists of twelve parental couples, r. arrived, who
48:3.3 the loss of the Lucifer rebellion having only r. been
49:3.2 this more r. organized section of Norlatiadek still
55:3.2 in the first stage of light and life which I r. visited
64:1.6 as far as Java, where their bones were so r. found–
64:4.6 forests spread north over land which had been so r.
64:6.28 more enlightened and more r. taught groups lived
67:4.7 the Satania rebellion, which they have so r. begun.
67:6.9 Only r. was this actual ruling discovered lodged in
70:10.15 even r. horse stealing has been similarly punished.
71:7.4 Education r. passed from the control of the clergy to
72:5.2 the last of their inferior slaves, and still more r. they
72:5.3 These people have r. developed new techniques for
72:5.9 and new methods of transportation having been so r.
72:10.2 R. they have gone so far as to attempt the prevention
74:8.11 claims that this recital was a r. discovered story of
81:6.15 Only r. has Urantia reached that point where society
83:2.1 then a family matter; only r. has marriage become an
83:7.7 societal stages from which man has emerged so r.
84:4.11 women did not pity themselves as their more r.
84:5.12 now enjoy, and which they have so r. won from men.
90:2.8 It is an only r. abandoned practice throughout much
91:0.5 The Baganda tribes of Africa have only r. emerged
93:10.5 one of the four and twenty directors, only just r.
93:10.6 events which have so r. taken place suggest that
94:1.1 India was a cosmopolitan country which had r. come
113:2.7 In the city of this visitation a certain mortal was r.
114:1.2 to act for Michael as Planetary Prince has been r.
114:4.3 of that order which was r. established on Urantia.)
119:1.4 And this record, which I have so r. reviewed, ends
119:2.5 the very universe ruler whom he had so r. defied.
122:7.4 the support of his parents, as his father had been r.
124:6.7 passed two villages which had been r. built by Herod
125:1.2 just such painted women as he had so r. seen when
125:2.2 by the things which Jesus had so r. seen and heard.
131:7.1 Only r. had the manuscripts of this Far-Eastern
134:1.6 live in the home which he had so r. given to James
136:5.3 personalities to his r. Personalized Adjuster,
136:9.11 not deal out bread to the multitudes as he has so r.
137:2.6 the carpenter, more r. residing at Capernaum.”
137:4.5 very things he had decided not to do when so r.
139:5.2 Philip had r. been married, but he had no children
143:3.2 Since we all have r. experienced much vexation of
143:3.5 Peter was overwrought and had r. been more
144:6.1 John had r. appointed twelve of his leaders to be
144:6.5 the adoption of the prayer which Jesus had so r.
146:4.6 failure to meet with success in these towns so r.
147:5.3 was a woman of unsavory reputation who had r.
148:9.2 Aaron the stone mason, who had been so r. made
150:3.2 Such a star having then r. been observed, Andrew
150:3.4 the internal organs of an animal r. killed can reveal
153:1.6 Jesus had r. engaged in the greatest demonstration
157:4.6 what his chosen representatives had r passed through
157:7.2 resort to manifestations of power, and now, more r.
158:2.1 They had so r. reaffirmed their faith in him as the
158:5.4 apostles who had r. enjoyed the spiritual ecstasy of
160:0.1 This Greek had r. become a disciple of Jesus
161:1.4 and that Rodan allowed, affirming that he had r. had
161:2.1 the divine nature of Jesus, a doctrine only so r.
161:2.8 7. R. the Master does not hesitate to assert his
162:1.1 recalling the Master’s r. reiterated declarations that
163:7.3 twelve women had r. trained a larger corps of fifty
164:2.1 then, or had r. been, members of the Sanhedrin.
167:1.4 This man was a believer, having r. been baptized
177:5.1 asked if anyone had heard r. from his mother,
179:3.1 who had so r. refused to wash one another’s feet,
184:1.3 revenues were threatened by what Jesus had so r.
185:5.2 the release of a prisoner, and since Jesus had so r.
185:5.3 murderous robber, the son of a priest, who had r.
185:8.2 Pilate had r. received a reprimand from Caesar,
190:3.1 Mary proceeded to relate what had so r. happened
190:5.3 and know not the things which have r. happened?”
192:1.2 which had so r. happened to them at Jerusalem.
195:8.5 More r., secularism has assumed a more militant
Recents of Days—see also Recent of Days
10:6.10 5. R..
15:2.6 headquarters world, wherefrom its rulers, the R.,
15:2.6 There are three R., Supreme Trinity Personalities,
15:10.15 2. R.–the directors of the superuniverse minor
15:13.4 minor sector governments are presided over by R..
15:13.4 Their administration is concerned mainly with the
15:13.6 The R. receive all reports of observations and
18:0.6 5. R..
18:4.5 the Perfections of Days, and the R..
18:4.6 Ancients of Days, Perfections of Days, and the R..
18:5.0 5. THE RECENTS OF DAYS
18:5.1 The R. are the youngest of the supreme directors
18:5.1 they preside over the affairs of the minor sectors.
18:5.1 they are co-ordinate with the Perfections of Days,
18:5.1 but in administrative authority, they are subordinate.
18:5.1 There are just twenty-one thousand of these glorious
18:5.1 They were created simultaneously, and together they
18:5.2 The R. have a corps of associates and assistants
18:5.2 they have assigned to them enormous numbers of the
18:5.2 they utilize large numbers of the resident ascending
18:5.4 three R. are seldom together on the capital sphere.
18:5.5 You will all sometime know the three R. in charge of
18:6.3 of a physical and semi-intellectual nature to the R.
30:1.12 5. R..
30:2.27 5. R..
reception—see reception of
13:4.4 the fluctuating differential in its recognition and r. by
19:5.9 would effectively jeopardize the certainty of r..
20:6.6 planets have afforded them a more considerate r.,
25:8.6 R. companions are assigned during the terminal days
26:1.16 When they are in power r. on the Father’s direct
31:1.2 will create r. capacity for the bestowal of a fragment
34:5.3 develops r. capacity for the adjutants of worship
36:5.2 from the degree to which its fellows may find r. and
44:4.10 universe broadcasts must also be modified for r. by
46:3.3 Salvington, and when Paradise messages are in r.,
48:2.17 on the initial world of r. for earth-origin mortals,
49:5.4 3. Spirit-r. series.
49:5.19 3. Spirit-r. Series. There are three groups of mind
49:5.20 Of the spirit-r. types, sixty-five per cent are of the
62:7.1 circuit signals at the planetary r.-focus of Urantia.
73:2.2 and to the preparation of a garden home for their r..
74:2.5 Adam and Eve were escorted to the formal r. on the
74:2.5 the Urantia r. committee welcomed this Son and
74:4.4 mount of their so recent r. that Adam held forth in
91:2.6 spiritual phase of true prayer which concerns its r. by
106:9.9 are due to increased capacities for reality r. and
109:3.7 they had capacity for Adjuster r., but the Monitors
113:7.8 bi-unification on Seraphington prior to their r. into
119:6.5 accordingly we arranged a suitable r. on Salvington
121:2.4 the new gospel of the kingdom found initial r.,
137:4.1 more like a public r. for Jesus than a wedding.
138:3.5 In those days, when a r.-banquet of this sort was
142:5.4 I will become surety for their r. into the eternal
146:2.5 unselfish glories of Paradise are not possible of r. by
165:2.2 may each take that which finds a r. in your heart.
reception of
16:8.19 capacity for the r. of the gift of the divine presence
25:8.5 the reservation made ready for the r. of you and
26:1.17 have a r. of knowledge and an intake of wisdom
34:5.4 automatically prepared for the r. of the Adjusters.
34:5.5 limited in function and power by man’s personal r. of
39:2.14 concerned with the r., filing, and redispatch of the
43:4.9 When there exists no open door for the r. of evil,
44:4.10 back registry to insure the proper r. of every report
46:3.1 In addition to provisions for the r. of these extra-
46:3.1 stations are adjusted to the r. of broadcasts from
47:10.1 The r. of a new class of mansion world graduates is
47:10.2 your anywhere r. of such communications is made
47:10.2 immature morontia sensory mechanism to the r. of
48:4.10 and while awaiting the r. of new energy charges,
49:5.21 as they affect man’s terrestrial status and his r. of
50:0.2 signal is the r. of a request from the Life Carriers for
52:3.2 legitimate candidates for r. of the Mystery Monitors.
55:2.10 differential r. of ascending mortals on the mansion
73:2.1 began to plan for the actual r. of the promised Son.
73:5.7 And so was the Garden of Eden made ready for the r
74:5.4 were at all ready for the r. of the Adamic culture.
86:4.8 Hades as a fit place for the r. of such anemic souls
97:7.14 for the recognition and r. of the promised Messiah.
98:2.3 no capacity for the r. of this new substitute for belief
98:5.4 unlock gates of Paradise for the r. of the faithful;
100:6.9 capacity for subsequent r. of increased bestowals of
101:1.2 there is no mystic religious faculty for the r. of
103:7.14 the Adjuster is based on the intellectual r. of truth,
108:2.2 thus qualify the human mind for the r. of an Adjuster
108:2.3 stage of the human mind set for the r. of Adjusters
110:5.5 from the more or less continuous and conscious r. of
110:6.13 Spirit of Truth, together with the r. of an Adjuster
112:4.13 the actual personality form made ready for the r. of
113:7.8 repercussing in a new capacity for the r. of,
119:2.3 Simultaneously with the r. of this request on
120:2.9 Prior to the arrival and r. of the Adjuster I will
122:7.7 cleared of animals and cleaned for the r. of lodgers
130:5.1 the foundation for the quick r. of the later gospel
132:0.4 the better and more certain r. of their message.
132:7.2 to prepare him for the r. of wisdom and higher
136:4.9 nothing to do with his r. of universe sovereignty;
145:5.6 their physical bodies rather than as a result of the r.
149:3.1 Notwithstanding the favorable r. of Jesus and his
156:2.3 wont lightly to pass over the record of this warm r.
162:4.2 was the occasion of the r. of the temple offerings;
163:6.6 the good tidings of the r. of the gospel by so many
166:4.11 Father’s human children have equal capacity for the r
167:5.7 the establishment of homes for the r. and training of
168:4.4 prayer and the r. of the full spiritual answer thereto.
168:4.13 your personal r. of the full answers to your prayers
169:1.15 the r. of the returning prodigal, to show how
170:2.23 capacity in your own soul for the r. of the reality of
170:3.3 And the r. of the forgiveness of God by a kingdom
187:4.3 the conversion and r. of the thief into the kingdom
194:2.10 signified the conscious r. of this gift of the Spirit of
194:3.9 with the bestowal of the “new teacher,” and the r. of
195:2.4 was ideal soil for the r. and growth of Christianity.
reception-focus
62:7.1 universe circuit signals at the planetary r. of Urantia.
receptive
9:4.2 energy is r. and responsive to mind; mind can be
48:1.5 a morontia form of materialization which is r. to
49:5.20 the first type, naturally less r., while twenty-three
52:1.6 these beings become r. to the temporary indwelling
117:5.8 are r. and reactive to the emerging values in
134:2.3 all of them were r. to the living truth which Jesus
172:5.3 he disliked to see such a large, r., and enthusiastic
195:0.2 the rest of the Roman Empire was found to be r.
receptivity
3:4.6 strictly limited by the human capacity for spiritual r.
5:2.1 It is determined by the spiritual capacity of r. and by
5:5.5 elevated man to the level of r. to revealed religion,
13:4.3 the underlying conditions or states of spiritual r.
34:6.2 and as creatures grow in appreciation of, and r. for,
36:5.2 each seeking r. capacity for manifestation quite apart
49:5.19 spiritual r. is definitely influenced by this differential
51:6.1 potential, and the enhancement of spiritual r..
52:2.3 The evolution of the religious capacity of r. in the
65:6.10 mind possesses a certain innate capacity for spirit r.
65:7.6 the animal mind attains the human levels of spirit r..
92:4.1 of revelation be limited by man’s capacity of r..
108:1.5 potential of soul, the probable spiritual capacity of r.
117:6.15 made possible by an enlargement of experience r.
133:4.2 suited to the capacity of r. of each of your inquirers.
144:2.5 and to enlarge your soul’s capacity for spirit r..
144:4.2 fails to expand the soul’s capacity for spiritual r..
144:4.4 The soul’s spiritual capacity for r. determines the
146:2.17 they should remain for a time in silent r. to afford
160:3.1 relaxation determines the capacity for spiritual r..
168:4.6 to await the creation of adequate capacity for r.;
194:3.20 determining the capacity of r. which characterized
recess
22:7.4 are granted a r. every millennium of Havona time.
22:7.5 these glorified mortal ascenders to extend their r.
39:4.17 Jerusem will be to talk and visit, during r. periods,
48:4.14 “have fun,” except when we are in r from the serious
74:7.2 The forenoon periods of r. were devoted to practical
135:8.2 for him, as it was not yet time for the midday r.,
149:7.2 the entire party was granted a two weeks’ r. to go
149:7.3 be assigned to service at the end of the two weeks’ r.
189:4.6 In the r. of stone where they had laid Jesus, Mary
193:6.2 choose a successor to Judas Iscariot, and that a r.
recesses
109:5.1 deep spiritual transformations in the higher r. of the
recession
12:4.14 But this apparent speed of r. is not real; it results
46:1.3 during the period of light r. it falls to a little lower
46:1.7 Jerusem day, and then there is a gradual r. until,
46:2.2 time of lowest temperature attending the light r..
46:2.8 the light period and, sometimes, far into the r..
46:3.2 which is not slowed down during the r. of light.
64:4.6 fourth glacier, the greatest of all in Europe, was in r.;
recessional
12:4.14 interpose to make it appear that the r. velocity of
recessions
61:5.4 there were scores of advances and r. associated
recharged
15:5.11 masses of highly condensed matter to be r. in the
41:7.15 can be r. by certain nonluminous energy islands of
41:7.15 Those which are not thus eventually r. are destined
recharging
27:1.2 the normal rest of energy intake, the r. of beings
41:7.14 stars far removed from these chief channels of r. are
44:3.4 of reminiscent humor during periods of spiritual r..
113:2.10 For purposes of rest and r. with the life energy of the
144:4.8 prayer may be likened to r. the spiritual batteries of
recipient
120:1.6 I would remind you that I am r. of your universe
139:2.15 r. of high honors when Peter’s captors informed him
160:5.4 r. of the religious devotion of those who worship,
194:3.19 the Spirit of Truth purifies the heart and leads the r.
recipients
30:4.21 the mortals of time are r. of spirit confirmation from
48:8.3 you are not the r. of all this divine labor and
72:9.3 the r. are proud to attach the symbols of such civic
131:7.2 “Says the Lord: ‘You are all r. of my divine power
136:8.1 almost invariably admonished the r. of his healing
145:3.14 But the majority of those who were r of supernatural
164:5.6 Josiah proved to be one of the r. of the Master’s
171:7.5 the r. of his mercy did not so much feel that they
171:7.5 They had unbounded confidence in him because they
174:5.3 to heal them of their unbelief that they might be r.
reciprocal
0:2.16 Paradise personalities in r. association with the time-
1:7.2 Man attains divine union by progressive r. spiritual
11:5.6 it must have something to do with r. adjustment
39:2.15 with these common symbols maintain r. contact with
42:8.4 The integrity of the nucleus is maintained by the r.
52:1.7 capacity for seeking r. contact with divinity.
65:7.7 always are these changes gradual and r..
78:2.4 deteriorated until it reached a state of r. balance
106:9.5 experiential Trinity of Trinities is in part due to r.
110:6.19 attainments are r. and therefore mutually beneficial.
118:10.22 apparently variable r. response in the Supreme.
156:5.11 Human love may indeed be r., but divine love is
177:2.6 loyal devotion of true religion exert a profound r.
reciprocals
117:0.4 viewpoint both are evolutionary and experiential r..
117:2.9 they are evolutionary r., each initiating the growth
reciprocating
42:8.3 the nucleus of the atom are held together by the r.
reciprocation
14:6.8 The Father enjoys the Havona r. of the divine beauty
14:6.16 the realization of r. of equality fraternity between the
49:5.15 and development of intellectual and spiritual r.,
80:9.16 But the barrier of language prevented the full r. of
149:6.2 and r. of the Father’s profound and perfect love.
reciprocity
68:1.3 Primitive society was thus founded on the r. of
recital
18:3.4 is the r. of the trinitization of these Ancients of Days.
30:4.34 but this r. affords a glimpse of the average plan of
40:0.9 presents a glorious r. of the unstinted bestowal of
40:0.10 continue the r. of the eternal purpose of the Gods
40:7.4 an intriguing r. not included in my assignment, but
57:1.2 At the time of the beginning of this r., the Primary
63:6.8 of the pre-Planetary Prince days is a thrilling r. of
63:7.4 the r. of the most heroic and fascinating chapter in
67:3.10 There is no end to the r. of the stirring events of
70:1.15 the Midianites is a typical r. of the atrocious cruelty
72:12.3 This r. of the affairs of a neighboring planet is made
74:3.3 this long r. of the mismanagement of world affairs.
74:8.11 that this r was a recently discovered story of creation
75:4.8 I listened fully to the r. of all that led up to the
77:5.5 as Ratta listened to the r. of the Garden default,
83:0.1 This is the r. of the early beginnings of the marriage
97:8.7 A brief r. of the high points in Hebrew history will
101:3.17 the foregoing r. of twelve spiritlike performances in
113:3.6 This is a r. of the manifold and intricate function of
119:1.4 a r. of the service of this unique Melchizedek Son
127:5.2 Rebecca was thrilled with the r. and more than ever
127:5.3 Jesus listened attentively and sympathetically to the r
128:4.5 he listened to the r. of this very story of the strange
132:6.3 as Gonod listened to the r. of these experiences,
139:5.11 when his strength failed, Perpetua began the r. of
148:6.2 r. of the material prosperity of the Lord’s servant?
150:8.2 the service was begun by the r. of two prayers:
151:1.1 then Jesus began the r. of the parable of the sower,
158:5.2 When Jesus had listened to this r., he touched the
170:1.1 In connection with the r. of Jesus’ sermon it should
175:2.3 has become necessary, in this r. of the life of Jesus
175:2.3 a historical r. in no way justifies the unjust hatred,
187:4.4 records based upon the r. of the Roman centurion
189:3.5 And this is the r. of the events of the resurrection of
190:3.1 Mary was in the very midst of this thrilling r. when
191:6.1 Nathan ended his touching r. with these words:
196:0.10 a declaration of loyalty, a r. of personal devotion,
recitation
91:8.5 Prayer may be a meaningless r. of theologic formulas
150:8.6 began the r. of the nineteen prayer eulogies,
recitations
91:3.2 the semimagical r. of the present-day Toda tribe,
recite
54:5.1 or adjudicated, I am permitted to r. the following:
99:5.10 should periodically assemble and r. a form of words
159:3.14 treasured them in their hearts and did often r. them
169:1.15 Jesus then would r. the story of the coin lost in the
recited
89:8.8 Prayers are still read out of books, r. formally,
127:6.1 was r., the devotion of Rebecca was recounted.
137:1.6 “After they had r. the details of their long search
144:3.13 thirty set prayers which they r. in the synagogues
150:8.4 The congregation then r. the Shema, the Jewish
150:8.6 only the first and last of the benedictions were r..
150:8.7 The congregation looked not at the ruler as he r. the
169:3.3 After Peter had r. this ancient parable of the Nazarite
172:1.3 and r. how Joshua and the Israelites had come up to
184:5.9 their formal charges until he heard them r. by Pilate.
193:0.6 and r. how he had three times appeared to them.
reciting
8:0.4 In thus r. the order of the origin of the Deities, I do
94:8.1 by r. the Refuge: “I take my refuge in the Buddha;
151:5.6 Peter never grew weary of r. how “even the winds
187:5.2 he was merely r. in his vanishing consciousness
reckless
100:7.4 Jesus was courageous but never r.; prudent but
recklessness
100:7.15 It was courage born of faith, not the r. of blind
147:5.9 who is ever ready to condone sin and forgive r..
149:4.4 how they sometimes lead unthinking souls on to r.
reckon
9:4.4 intellect must increasingly r. with the fact and
9:5.5 do not presume to r. that all phenomena of mind are
15:1.5 having not long since (as we r. time) turned the
15:8.8 we are confronted with increasing inability to r. in
23:3.6 In the universes of space we must r. with handicaps
34:3.2 the personalities of the Infinite Spirit must often r.
34:3.4 Creative Spirit must r. with time in the ministration
42:4.10 we must r. with the influence of gravity pressure
53:9.3 two hundred thousand years ago, as you r. time.
57:0.1 we are directed to r. time in terms of current usage–
59:0.1 We r. the history of Urantia as beginning about one
103:6.14 it must never fail to r. with the elliptic symmetry
104:3.2 man has ever to r. with the mathematics and
159:2.1 better for you to r. that he who is not against us is
168:4.13 must you constantly r. with the time-space factor in
171:2.3 If you fail thus to r. the cost, after you have laid the
reckoned – see reckoned with
14:1.11 Time is not r on Paradise; the sequence of successive
14:2.9 We do infer that sin can be r. as impossible of
15:9.18 Your local universe is not even r. as belonging to the
21:4.6 are r. as a separate order, sevenfold Master Sons.
22:7.9 they continue to be r. as two personalities in the
25:4.12 In the universal regime you are not r. as having
26:4.11 hoping to rejoin the pilgrims of time, to be r.
33:6.7 Chronology is r., computed, and rectified by a group
33:6.9 The day in Satania, as r. on Jerusem, is a little less
36:4.4 beings can hardly be r. as either mortal or immortal,
40:6.1 You will be r. as ascending sons the instant fusion
41:4.1 who have r. it as about two octillion (2x1027) tons.
46:5.18 Jerusem citizens and below that of finaliters are r. as
47:2.5 sixteen years of age, as r. by Urantia standards,
49:0.2 in the prehuman stage of life development are r. in
49:6.12 all Adjusterless children are r. as still attached to
51:0.3 Adam and Eve’s work is not r. as a total loss.
54:4.8 long delay (as time is r. on Urantia) in adjudicating
66:7.17 lunar month,this period being r. as twenty-eight days
77:7.1 the devastation of the planetary rebellion was r. up,
84:2.1 In early times all descent was r. in the female line,
119:5.1 three hundred million years ago, as time is r. on
122:1.2 r. among her ancestors such well-known women
123:0.5 his being r. among the offspring of David was due
127:5.2 attraction for the carpenter’s son, Rebecca rightly r.
133:0.3 who cannot know God are r. among the animals
156:6.5 his enemies r. that the whole movement had been
158:7.1 they r. that Jesus and the apostles would fear to
179:0.1 And since the Jews r. the day as beginning at sunset,
reckoned with
10:4.6 be r. with in our attempts to explain the totality of
38:9.1 they are functionally r. with the ministering spirits of
41:2.7 the swarming clouds of star dust must be r. with;
102:6.5 In much that pertains to life, probability must be r.,
118:1.4 having thus r. with both experience and wisdom,
reckoning
12:4.14 By this method of r., subsequent to the perfection
43:0.3 Edentia time r. and distance measurement are those
58:2.6 atmosphere is hardly comparable with heat r. at
64:1.4 third glacier, first according to the r. of geologists.
66:7.17 was the only time r. known to the early peoples.
66:7.17 a spiritual reminder into the common r. of time.
68:6.1 man may try to escape from the land, in the last r. he
77:2.12 The r. of time by the twenty-eight-day month
79:7.6 Mesopotamian methods of time r., astronomy,
86:6.4 science puts an actuary with mathematical r. in the
126:3.1 By the middle of this fifteenth year–and we are r.
126:4.2 year of God’s favor and the day of our God’s r.;
159:1.4 likened to a certain king who ordered a financial r.
171:8.4 when I return, when a r. shall be required of you.
171:8.6 you knew this r. would be required of you.
175:1.22 a terrible day of r. will come when the Judge of all
176:3.4 returned and called upon his stewards for a r..
176:3.6 thereby shall you be ready for the r. call of death.
176:3.7 to your hands will the Master of truth require a r..
176:3.8 inherent talents, a just and merciful r. must be faced.
reckonings
12:4.14 such r. with reference to the realms of outer space
reckons
99:7.4 in the presence of the sovereignty of God and r. with
109:2.4 actual fusion and r. the union as an event of fact.
118:1.4 As the human mind r. backward into the past, it is
reclaimed
27:0.2 ministering spirits on duty in the newly r. sphere.
reclamation
15:5.5 beyond the gravity-r. zone of the erupting sun,
119:3.4 the repentance and r. of the defaulting Planetary
119:3.5 The r. of this world is one of the most touching
recline
179:1.4 host, and signified that he intended there to r. as
reclined
147:5.3 standing behind Jesus as he r. at meat, began to
172:1.5 going up to where Jesus r. as the guest of honor,
172:1.5 Judas stepped over to where Andrew r. and said:
179:3.1 the lowest seat of the feast, where Simon Peter r.,
179:4.3 John, who r. on Jesus’ right hand, leaned over and
189:4.1 resting on the very couches whereon they r.
191:0.8 Most of the time Simon r. on a couch in a corner of
reclining
179:1.1 long table was surrounded by thirteen r. couches,
179:1.5 seated about the U-shaped table on these r. divans in
recognition—see recognition of
1:1.2 Father never imposes any form of arbitrary r.,
3:5.13 the incessant clamoring of an inescapable self for r.
6:8.2 They are not so difficult of separate r. by those
13:4.4 the fluctuating differential in its r. and reception by
15:3.4 The other two are difficult of separate r. because
16:9.1 personal creature possesses innate r.-realization of
16:9.1 these three universe reality responses of cosmic r..
17:6.5 Spirit, this entity is immediately lost to our r.,
19:5.3 can individualize themselves sufficiently for r. by
20:8.3 R. indicative of effort and attainment is granted to all
22:5.1 may become candidates for the same Trinity r.
22:5.3 accorded this r. because of their valiant co-operation
26:7.5 Spirit sufficiently to constitute personality r..
27:3.1 Ethical awareness is simply the r. by any individual
39:4.18 able to enjoy mutual r. and sympathetic personality
40:9.5 an experiential-r.-response to these unremembered
40:9.6 response of experiential r. within the soul (identity)
40:9.6 r.,and validation of an unremembered facet of mortal
40:9.7 depend upon the attribute of r.-response in the
40:9.8 we do not grasp the technique of personality r..
40:9.8 mutual personality response with the fullness of r..
44:8.3 will gain adequate r. and receive due appreciation
45:7.5 gained requisite r. from the Melchizedek schools of
48:6.2 for r. on the higher levels of the morontia spheres
51:5.4 strive to qualify for r. and admission to the garden.
55:1.4 planetary r. for achievements of high social service
55:3.8 of “supreme service,” being the only degree of r.
55:3.8 This r. was bestowed upon those who had long
57:3.9 extended physical r. to the local universe of Nebadon
58:2.1 both above and below the r. range of human vision
62:7.0 7. RECOGNITION AS AN INHABITED WORLD
63:0.1 on this occasion of formal planetary r., closed with
63:7.1 splendid founders of the human race, received r. at
65:8.6 when spiritual values receive proper r., then cosmic
71:3.12 ambition of the wisest citizens is to gain civil r.,
71:3.12 such governments confer their highest honors of r.
72:9.3 are proud to attach the symbols of such civic r.,
72:9.5 This grant is independent of all other r., but in no
82:4.3 private property gained further r. in the mores,
84:3.3 Woman failed to get social r. during primitive times
84:5.5 Adamites and Nodites accorded women increased r.,
84:5.10 woman has finally won r., dignity, independence,
91:0.1 the dual potential of social response and God r..
91:1.2 only with those values which have general social r.,
91:2.6 true prayer which concerns its reception and r. by
91:4.4 even if such petitions are not worthy of spiritual r..
97:4.7 conscience of the Hebrews to the r. that Yahweh
98:2.4 the Greek philosophers gave r. to the divine and
98:2.4 scant r. to the whole galaxy of Olympian gods and
101:6.14 an eternal life of unending progression in God-r.
104:1.12 The concept of the Trinity, which began to gain r.
104:2.3 expanding cosmic horizons demand that he give r. to
106:1.3 God the Sevenfold signifies the r. by Paradise Deity
110:4.1 commonness of nature and absence of responsive r..
111:4.1 R. is the intellectual process of fitting the sensory
111:4.2 Meanings are derived from a combination of r. and
113:0.1 were about the only group of angels that had r..
114:7.5 willingness to serve without human r. and rewards.
117:5.3 experiential r. as personalities of God the Supreme
120:2.3 of ‘Planetary Prince of Urantia’ as the eternal r. by
130:3.5 might give more or less r. to subordinate deities.
130:4.4 of creature experience are concealed in depth of r..
130:4.14 establishes value levels of spirit r. and response.
133:7.8 associated sensation-r. and memory thereof, but
149:6.3 from reverence I would lead you up, through r.,
150:1.3 And this liberation of women, giving them due r.,
150:1.3 called deaconesses and were accorded general r..
156:5.19 Seek no unearned r. and crave no undeserved
157:5.1 feature of Peter’s confession was the clear-cut r. that
159:3.3 remember also to accord generous r. for the most
160:2.6 Some degree of r. is essential to the development of
184:2.4 Peter should not have been surprised at this r.,
190:2.6 for the fourth appearance of Jesus to mortal r.
191:4.1 tenth morontia manifestation of Jesus to mortal r.
194:4.12 This new crisis was met by the r. that believers
195:7.18 valueless unless it provides due r. for the scientist.
195:7.18 of art is genuine unless it accords r. to the artist.
196:2.6 proper r. to both the human and the divine natures
recognition of—see recognition of, in
0:2.2 Cosmic consciousness implies r. of a First Cause,
0:8.9 the realization of God begins with the r. of the
0:8.9 the discovery and r. of the divine personality of
1:1.1 name of our choosing, and it grows out of the r. of
1:4.7 mortal can achieve the philosophic miracle of the r.
2:4.1 grows out of the full r. of the natural weaknesses
2:7.6 Happiness ensues from the r. of truth because it can
3:1.10 Supreme Being: It is determined by the en masse r.
5:1.3 you should rejoice in the r. of the ever-present
5:3.3 the r. of the Father’s matchless personality and
6:7.3 almost equal influence to prevent the conceptual r.
8:1.2 is the inspection and r. of his divine parents,
8:1.3 in mutual r. of the personality independence of each
9:7.1 the simultaneous r. of the mental, the material, and
10:2.7 The Eternal Son has the experience of sonship, r. of
10:3.1 acts and doings of plural Deity, clearly showing r. of
15:9.17 There must exist a state of universal r. of the Son of
16:6.7 arena of reason, the r. of relative right and wrong.
16:6.8 r. of spirit values, the assurance of eternal survival,
16:6.10 Stated otherwise, the r. of the reality of these
16:8.6 Self-consciousness connotes r. of the actuality of
16:8.15 the constitutive r. of the three basic mind realities
16:8.16 1. The mathematical or logical r. of the uniformity of
16:8.17 The reasoned r. of the obligation of moral conduct.
16:9.1 personal creature possesses innate r.-realization of
16:9.4 Human self-consciousness implies the r. of the reality
16:9.6 and the realization (r.) of God is inalienable and
16:9.14 we reason ourselves into the r. of brotherhood.
20:1.14 to win the planets to the willing r. of the loving rule
24:7.2 the Luminous Persons, and disappear from the r. of
26:5.2 and third, the intellectual r. of the Infinite Spirit.
26:5.5 the spiritual r. and realization of the Master Spirit
26:7.1 to achieve the personality r. of the Infinite Spirit.
26:8.2 second, in the satisfactory personality r. of the Son;
27:7.6 expanding divinity r. of the brilliant beings of
34:1.1 Upon the Paradise r. of this declaration of intention
34:1.1 the Deity-embraced Master Spirit emerges to the r.
35:2.7 the final and full r. of the Creator Son and his Father.
42:11.1 In the evaluation and r. of mind it should be
44:6.6 spirit activities to the physical r. of chemical odors is
44:7.3 the mortal attempt to depict the human r. of divine
45:4.6 in the r. of the divinity of “The Supreme Chief.”
48:7.12 throughout the cosmos, even to the r. of the Infinite.
52:6.7 the brotherhood of man is predicated on the r. of
56:6.3 Mortal man must, through the r. of truth,
56:6.3 evolve the r. of a God of love and then progress
56:7.4 adequately educated to attain experiential r. of
56:10.8 impinge upon the r. of divine goodness in Deity
56:10.11 Beauty is the intellectual r. of the harmonious time-
56:10.12 Goodness is the mental r. of the relative values of
56:10.12 The r. of goodness implies a mind of moral status,
56:10.13 The r. of true relations implies a mind competent to
56:10.17 Universal beauty is the r. of the reflection of the Isle
57:8.6 r. of the small and insignificant sphere which was
62:7.1 be apprised of the r. of intelligent life on the planet.
70:1.20 hostilities, and then came the r. of noncombatants.
70:1.21 Next came the general r. of the right of asylum;
70:8.4 2. Personal–the r. of ability, endurance, skill, and
70:8.4 soon followed by the r. of language mastery,
71:3.10 the r. of the obligation and privilege of social service
71:8.10 8. The due r. of sex equality and the co-ordinated
75:8.4 justice demands r. of the condition of the planet.
86:3.4 together with the r. of human weakness before the
87:0.1 early religions had much to do with the r. of Deity
87:4.2 there came about the r. of higher types of spirits,
87:6.1 r. of higher spirits necessitated the employment of
88:1.6 from the early r. of the four points of the compass.
89:10.4 The possibility of the r. of the sense of guilt is a
89:10.5 But confession–sincere r. of the nature of sin–is
95:1.3 the various peoples to the permanent r. of one God.
97:1.9 a steady drift back toward the r. of other gods,
97:7.14 two Isaiahs would have prepared the way for the r.
98:2.2 and a new awakening to the r. of monotheism.
98:7.1 to win all mankind to the r. of the Father’s love and
100:1.8 to divine values, r. of religious living in others,
100:2.1 Spiritual progress is predicated on intellectual r. of
100:3.2 becomes a symbol signifying the r. of divine value
100:6.4 The morbid r. of human limitations is changed to the
101:2.14 Religion is the faith act of the r. of this inner urge to
101:9.5 just a name applied to the human r. and awareness of
102:4.2 determined by depth of concept plus totality of r. of
102:4.3 the r. of God as the reality–source, nature, and
102:6.9 Consistency demands the r. of the activities of a
102:8.3 differing r. of moral values, ethical relationships,
103:1.5 religion is founded on the r of values and is validated
103:1.6 The realization of the r. of spiritual values is an
103:2.1 normal growth of the r. of supreme values with an
103:3.1 are not even totemic in their beliefs, do have a r. of
103:7.13 Logic, the innate r. of things, meanings, and values.
104:2.3 Through the r. of the Trinity concept the mind of
104:2.6 philosophical and cosmological reason demand r. of
104:4.14 spiritual insight must never eclipse the intelligent r.
105:2.2 by the r. of the eternal continuum of The Infinity,
106:2.2 must provide for the differential r. of spirit person,
108:3.6 I bow before you in humble r. of your exquisite
109:5.3 mental situations, safety lies only in the prompt r. of
110:3.8 Loving God and desiring to be like him–genuine r.
110:3.9 wholehearted r. of the brotherhood of man coupled
110:3.10 4. Joyful acceptance of cosmic citizenship–honest r.
112:4.13 receives the r. of the chief Personalized Monitor of
112:7.9 stands in worshipful r. of the actual personality of
112:7.12 in all matters concerned with the r. of personality.
113:6.8 “resurrection of the unjust,” in reality the formal r.
117:6.5 finite manifestation upon the r. of the Father
117:6.17 gradually create in your consciousness the r. of the
120:2.9 your progressive r. of the nature and import of
120:3.10 gradual return to r. of your divine identity incarnate
120:4.2 r. (by the human mind) of this fact of being God and
126:3.8 Jesus had an unerring ability for the r. of truth,
130:3.4 portrayed a clearer r. of the Lord God of Israel as
130:4.3 r. of the Father and the knowing of the Supreme.
132:0.4 prepared for the r. of additional and similar truths
132:2.7 Goodness is found in the r. of the positive truth-
132:6.3 as his ear for the r. of human melody will be able to
133:0.3 you cannot escape the r. of differential human
133:7.8 but none experience a meaningful r. of sensation or
134:4.9 equality never brings peace except in the mutual r. of
136:1.3 a r. of Jesus as the terminator of one age and the
140:10.9 first, r. of the fact of the sovereignty of God; second,
141:4.2 the believing r. of the truth that you are his son.
141:7.6 of human liberty through the sincere r. of truth,
141:7.8 To insure the r. of his Father in the unfolding of the
142:3.21 r. of the fact of creation as the reason for Sabbath
143:1.4 ultimate goal of human progress is the reverent r. of
147:4.7 and the consequent r. of the brotherhood of man,
149:2.5 approach other religions with the r. of the truths
149:6.2 a son’s affectionate r. and reciprocation of the
149:6.4 children are led to love their father in responsive r.
149:6.10 and the r. of the destiny of your spirit-born souls.
155:5.8 general r. of the realities of spiritual experience,
157:6.3 the r. of that fact, at least hazily, by his chosen
160:1.5 man not only possesses capacity for the r. of
160:1.13 Prejudice blinds the soul to the r. of truth, and
170:2.7 new meanings consequent upon the r. of a noble
170:5.14 to provide for the r. of the Master’s teaching
178:1.3 earthly rulers and in this way lead them to the r. of
181:2.10 simultaneous r. of temporal duty to civil powers
185:0.4 Jews have not been the only ones to fail in the r. of
190:3.1 The fifth morontia manifestation of Jesus to the r. of
194:4.6 not from the r. of the brotherhood of mortal man.
195:5.6 3. Man’s ethical r. of social obligations and political
195:7.8 be devoid of all conscious r. of that very fact.
195:7.18 No r. of philosophy is edifying if it ignores the
196:2.11 transcend Jesus’ brotherhood of men based on the r.
196:3.10 Concerning insight, the r. of moral values and the
196:3.25 Morality is equivalent to the r. of duty, realization
recognition of, in
2:5.7 the Father more because of his nature than in r. of
3:1.6 God has limited his direct and actual presence in r.
8:5.5 In r. of this and for many additional reasons the spirit
9:1.1 all designative of relationship and in r. of function:
9:1.2 Third Source functions in consonance with, and in r.
14:1.10 separation is in r. of functional and administrative
82:4.5 it was the practice to pay the father a bride fee in r.
92:4.8 worship which a creature son voluntarily gives in r.
95:5.2 it was in r. of this exploit, among other reasons,
98:5.3 And in r. of his slaying the mythical sacred bull,
103:4.5 not of actual virtue or worthiness, but in r. of the
113:1.1 It was in r. of this that Jesus said: “Take heed that
166:2.8 constrained to give thanks in r. of the good things
185:0.4 Jews have not been the only ones to fail in the r.
recognizable
24:2.9 Directors are persons; they have r. spirit presence
42:5.14 Light and all other forms of r. energy
42:7.5 Not every world will have one hundred r. elements
42:12.10 and which are r. and personally distinguishable.
48:3.5 each of you possesses a distinct and r. personality.
recognize—see recognize—with we; see recognize—with you
1:0.3 The enlightened worlds all r. and worship the Father,
1:0.3 to comprehend the divine nature, to r. the Father.
1:1.2 own hearts–r., love, and voluntarily worship him.
9:1.6 but all his actions appear to r. the Father-Paradise
16:3.19 all ascenders are certain to r. and comprehend when
16:8.4 that part of any individual which enables us to r.
16:8.6 the ability to r. the reality of other personalities.
16:9.7 ability to r. and grasp the reality of other personality,
16:9.13 the ability to r. the reality of God as a personality
18:3.1 that point where they are able to r. and communicate
19:5.3 lower orders of celestial beings to r. one of them.
22:9.6 Their willingness to r. and acknowledge their
26:7.5 Third Person, but not all can r. or even partially
29:4.38 I r. that the frandalanks are intelligent, but I cannot
30:4.28 The first act of your Havona career will be to r.
34:3.8 Creative Spirit is preparing to r. a circumscribed
36:5.15 Creature mind, before acquiring the ability to r.
40:6.2 the power to r. that they are the sons of God.”
44:0.17 the ascenders are able to r. material, morontia, and
44:0.18 power to r. your associates of former existences.
44:0.18 the scale of life, will you retain the ability to r. and
44:0.18 the ability to r. your friends and fellows of former
44:6.6 Urantia mortals could hardly r. this ministry by any
46:2.7 would hardly r. since it has no smoking chimneys;
46:7.7 They have a vision which permits them to r.–
47:1.1 are hospitable hosts to all beings whom they can r..
48:3.5 mansion worlds, after learning to r. them as a class,
49:5.16 group of worlds should in fairness r. planetary age;
52:6.4 are so primitive that they fail to r. the folly of
55:4.8 the range of human vision as enable mortals to r.
56:1.5 observe the existence of these two realities and r.
68:5.13 era cannot hope to survive if its leaders fail to r. that
69:2.3 Primitive man was not slow to r. the advantages of
71:2.4 3. Failure to r. the basic facts of social evolution.
72:5.4 the industrial courts shall r. legal compensation as
72:9.8 These people r. that, when fifty per cent of a nation
79:3.8 did not r. in the Dravidians their Andite cousins
81:2.8 man refused to r. natural causes as explanations for
83:4.7 to disguise the bride so that ghosts might not r. her
87:7.8 It must r. true meanings, exalt beautiful relations,
90:3.9 the first to r. that all disease is the result of natural
91:3.7 Enlightened prayer must r. not only an external
91:3.7 then to r. that the idea of this alter ego has evolved
93:9.10 few were able or willing to r. and receive Michael
97:8.4 the Jews were so confused they failed to r. the
98:2.6 Anaxagoras was a mechanist except that he did r. a
100:2.4 to discover beauty in things, r. truth in meanings,
100:5.6 If one is disposed to r. a theoretical subconscious
101:7.5 Neither does it r. the aesthetic cult of pure wonder
101:9.1 it failed to r. the duty demands of ethical obligation
102:5.3 Human morality may r. values, but only religion
103:5.3 All men r. the morality of this universal urge to be
104:2.3 he r. the Trinity sovereignty extending outward
107:4.1 To say that an Adjuster is divine is merely to r. the
110:1.6 never r. as separate identities the fusion partners—
112:3.1 Urantians generally r. only one kind of death,
112:5.1 To say that a being is personal is to r. the relative
118:6.8 To r. Deity omnipotence is to enjoy security in your
120:2.2 forever r. the justice of your doing in the role of
124:4.2 rendered it difficult to r. the double origin of those
126:3.11 then how should he r. the Jewish Messiah if such
130:4.15 of relativity so to mislead you that you fail to r. the
130:7.6 confusion of the scientist grows out of failure to r.
131:8.4 To know one’s mother is to r. one’s sonship.
132:1.4 religionists must r. that they are on trial before the
132:6.3 melody will be able to r. four tones instead of one.
134:4.3 If different religions r. the spirit sovereignty of God
134:9.9 reason for this failure of his early beneficiaries to r.
137:6.5 be slow to r. in the revelation of my Father’s love
139:4.10 John was the first to r. the Master when he came to
141:4.4 Jesus taught them to r.: 1. Diseases of the flesh–
141:5.2 they will r. that you have been with me and have
141:7.12 beginning to r. the unaffected friendliness of Jesus.
147:4.9 impels us to r. in this rule of life the divine command
150:5.2 By faith r. the indwelling spirit of God, whose
150:8.11 and were not slow to r. that trouble was brewing.
151:2.3 Said he: “Master, while I r. many good things
152:6.4 that spiritual nature of man which must r. truth and
153:5.3 “I r. that this sifting of the kingdom distresses you,
160:1.7 problem, and frankly to r. its nature and gravity.
161:2.4 All men, good and evil, r. these elements of
161:2.5 Jesus is quick to r. and generous to acknowledge
165:4.6 Fail not to r. the danger of wealth’s becoming, not
168:4.8 petitioner fails to r. it as the answer to his prayer.
180:2.4 an experience of learning how to r. and execute
180:2.7 apostles to r. that prayer is a function of spirit-born
181:2.17 leader, and which your brethren therefore freely r..
189:4.10 the Master was so changed that they did not yet r.
190:5.2 But he did not r. the Master even when he spoke
193:2.3 were quick to r. Jesus when he began to teach them.
193:2.3 While his friends could not readily r. his morontia
195:7.3 machine, such a man would be wholly unable to r.
195:7.3 mechanistic science has failed to r. the fact of the
195:7.12 in order to r. such a fact and become conscious of
196:3.10 all that the human mind can do is to discover, r.,
196:3.16 he could not possibly appraise moral values and r.
recognize—with we
0:12.13 r. the impossibility of fully translating the language
7:1.8 We r. all actions and reactions of the omnipresent
8:6.5 even though we r. the omnipresence of the Spirit,
9:2.5 the Eternal Son we know–we can unmistakably r. it.
12:3.12 We r. the circuit, but we cannot measure either
15:8.8 We are able to r. most of the laws governing
19:5.3 their assistance, sometimes r. their presence.
24:3.3 Aids; but we do not r. a personality presence.
32:4.8 we at least can r. the avenue whereby the Father
32:5.4 we are forced to r. that such temporary epochs are
42:2.13 we r. the intelligent action of the Ultimate in both
107:7.6 We r. that the Adjusters are divine in origin,
108:4.1 Paradise Sons and their creative associates we r.
111:4.11 then must we r. that freewill creativity embraces the
132:0.5 r. just three factors of paramount value in the early
160:1.7 excite our profound fears, we refuse to r. them.
163:3.2 should we r. that with God all things are possible.”
180:5.11 so must we clearly r. that neither the golden rule nor
recognize—with you
4:1.2 r. that the watchword of the universe is progress?
12:4.12 You fail to r. the present outward and uniform
15:3.4 you would immediately r. the ten major sectors of
17:5.4 even though you may r. the impersonal presence of
23:2.13 but not until you reach Havona will you r. them
24:1.16 Although you will r. and know them as you journey
26:3.1 You will also fully r. and exquisitely fraternize
27:1.4 you will immediately r. the instigator of rest who
40:10.14 As mortals you can now r. your place in the family
41:3.10 you will at least r. eight of these immense sectors
47:4.3 As you go forward, you will r. more and more of the
81:6.12 shocked at the ravages of war, but you should r. the
82:0.3 And you should r. that most of these civilizations of
91:9.6 You not only r. the Father’s will and choose to do it,
96:7.5 you will r. that it was in the neighborhood of Ur of
100:3.3 You must r. the relation between pleasurable
100:4.5 Immediately you r. that such a picture stands for
109:2.1 You should r. a certain functional classification–
116:5.1 you should now r. that the Sevenfold encompasses
131:8.6 You are truly wise when you r. your insignificance.
132:5.20 You must first r. man as your brother, and if you
140:6.7 “Always must you r. the two viewpoints of all mortal
156:5.4 I admonish you that, while you r. temptation
156:5.5 habits of behavior that you r. as temptation.
168:4.12 to r. and appropriate the long-waiting answers to
175:1.18 Do you not r. how much better it would be first to
recognized—verb; see recognized by
3:2.7 that misadaptations have been r., and that an effort
12:2.1 borders of the seven superuniverses are generally r.
12:5.1 the Paradise-Havona standard day is arbitrarily so r..
14:5.4 when they have r. the Father, they go to sojourn
27:3.2 one more level of ethics to be r. and complied with
29:4.35 Urantia from a form of matter which is r. still less.
34:6.7 Those who have received and r. the indwelling of
38:9.13 most certainly be r. for their age-long service in
42:5.1 sixty-four are wholly or partially r. on Urantia.
43:5.16 Long ago the prophet r. the controlling hand of the
46:1.5 Thus it will be r. that such headquarters worlds are
55:10.7 Heretofore the finaliters have r. no supervision this
57:8.10 Shortly after Urantia was first r. on the universe
62:3.3 displayed superior intelligence and were soon r. as
62:7.7 that Urantia was formally r. as a planet of human
63:2.1 being set upon by hostile relatives and thus r. the
65:7.8 be r. as phenomena apart from spiritual activities.
69:4.3 the early Hebrews r. a separate code of ethics in
70:9.15 Few human rights were r. in the European Middle
70:10.3 Accidental murder was not therefore r.,
70:10.9 evolving tribes all r. this right of blood vengeance.
72:9.3 spiritual leaders are also thus r. and honored with
74:8.8 the earlier traditions r. pre-Adamic civilization is
75:4.1 Adam r. that something was wrong, and he asked
76:3.2 long before Adam and Eve passed away, they r.
77:7.6 Jesus knew and r. the difference between insanity
82:4.3 Adultery was r. as a form of stealing,
82:5.1 It was r. that outbreeding greatly increased the
83:4.9 marriage was r. as consisting in the decisions of the
83:5.5 The institution of polygyny r. four sorts of wives:
83:6.3 The Chaldean tribes r. the right of a wife to
93:5.10 Abraham was soon r. as the civil ruler of the Salem
94:9.3 which Gautama Siddhartha would never have r..
95:5.6 created a religion which r. an intimate worshipful
103:6.7 But many mortals have r. the desirability of having
106:0.10 Thus it should be r. that the concepts herewith
111:0.4 The Chinese r. two aspects of a human being, the yin
112:1.13 Thus it will be r. that the phenomenon of stimulus-
112:2.6 In all concepts of selfhood it should be r that the fact
112:5.4 When it is said that man has identity, it is r. that he
116:0.1 If man r. that his Creators, while being divine were
121:6.5 Paul r. and eliminated from his pre-Christian basic
125:6.4 amazement when they r. the voice of the missing lad
125:6.6 had been r. as a son of the law, and had received
126:3.8 r. in his mind that of all the Messianic predictions
127:3.13 Mary in the fullest sense r. Jesus as the real head of
128:4.3 Jesus was r. as a master teacher by the businessmen
128:4.6 Very early he r. that his followers would be
129:2.7 Annas r. the foolishness of suggesting that Jesus
130:3.5 of all those religions of the world which r. a Deity,
130:3.6 world’s sacred literature all clearly r. the existence of
130:7.4 arrangement whereby events are r. and segregated.
132:1.2 material standards must be r. as transient, partial,
133:9.5 Ganid r. the similarity between the gospel of this
134:3.7 every teacher must represent a religion which r. God
134:9.9 r. in the public teacher the same person they had
135:8.5 When John r. Jesus, the ceremonies were halted
137:4.3 Jesus r. that his family and his six disciple-apostles
137:5.3 At last he r. that there was no way to launch his
139:3.8 be r. that they were cognizant of the dangers
140:8.15 Jesus r. the need for social justice and industrial
140:8.20 The Master r. the many good things which these
141:7.14 More clearly John r. that, notwithstanding all of his
146:2.4 divine and human forgiveness was r. and linked
146:6.2 widow and her friends r. the Master and besought
148:8.3 soon r. that his teaching was not sound as judged
149:4.3 He r. that it was necessary for most men to devote
150:1.3 to the women’s gallery), to behold them being r.
150:5.5 you have already been saved, have r. sonship as
151:6.4 When Amos r. Jesus, he fell down at his feet and
157:5.2 But he now r. that such a plan could hardly be
158:7.4 but the Master’s human nature r. in these words
159:1.3 whatsoever you shall decree on earth shall be r. in
168:4.7 received and r. only after that same praying mind
170:3.10 But Jesus also r. that man develops his character by
170:5.14 When Jesus’ immediate followers r. their partial
176:1.2 Even the Jewish leaders subsequently r. that it was
177:4.6 Judas r. it would be best for the peace of Israel if
178:3.5 The crowds jostled them, but no one r. them nor
186:2.2 he r. as belonging to the governor’s jurisdiction.
189:2.9 the testimony of mortals of the realm who met, r.,
189:4.10 all of the other women r. that it was the Master who
190:5.5 Cleopas r. that their guest was the Master himself.
196:2.4 while the human Jesus was r. as having a religion,
recognized by
8:3.8 must always be first r. by all who are candidates for
16:6.10 Matter-energy is r. by the mathematical logic of
29:4.29 detect currents which are much too feeble to be r. by
34:1.4 And she is so r. and regarded by the Creator Son.
34:2.1 as to be personally r. by all contacting individuals.
42:11.4 Spirit-reality levels are r. by their spirit content,
44:7.1 in the spirit world, but which are not r. by mortals.
53:8.5 Caligastia was r. by the Son of Man as the Prince of
70:10.14 burning alive was r. by many ancient rulers, Moses
100:3.4 such relationships are r. and appreciated by mind.
119:8.1 Michael was also r. by the Father as the established
142:3.8 is r. by the indwelling spirit as homage rendered to
149:1.7 but was immediately r. by his divine nature.
160:3.2 such a character is finally r. by one’s fellows as a
recognized—adjective
4:1.7 more or less conversant with, the r. forces, minds,
15:9.18 holding membership in the r. spiritual family of the
42:2.7 the openly r. transmutation of space potency into
42:8.2 This force is not wholly dominated by your r. laws of
45:7.6 vote is differentially cast in accordance with the r.
62:6.5 on Urantia and in these two now r. human minds.
67:1.4 in an open and persistent defiance of r. reality and
70:9.13 the rules of the game–r. adjustments of relations
72:5.11 work at home and on farms, at some r. industry,
81:5.6 but might does enforce the commonly r. rights of
90:2.3 miracles performed by regular spirits and r. gods
91:7.11 6. To conserve currently r. social, moral, ethical,
101:7.4 of living consists in the nature and level of r. values
102:8.4 created its God conceptions out of its highest r.
103:6.7 unavailing attempt to span this well-r. chasm.
111:4.1 Understanding connotes that these r. sensory
114:3.2 r. leader of the celestial beings functioning on
121:7.4 spoken interpretation of the law by the r. teachers,
149:6.8 The universally r. and unreservedly worshiped
159:4.1 detract from authority of the r. Hebrew scriptures.
178:1.16 clashed with these established leaders and r. rulers
192:0.2 Peter was the generally r. head of the apostolic corps
195:0.16 immortality became a part of the assurance of a r.
recognizes
16:6.5 The cosmic mind unfailingly responds (r. response)
49:5.21 This classification r. the succession of temporal
82:2.1 Nature hardly r. individuals; it takes no cognizance
89:0.2 only advanced civilization r. a consistently even-
90:3.1 he r. that matter is responsive to the intelligent
91:1.4 the human mind r. the reality of beneficent powers
103:5.3 the religionist more correctly r. that the unselfish
103:8.6 Only a philosophy which r. the reality of personality
103:9.10 When reason once r. right and wrong, it exhibits
131:8.5 If a man r. the evil of his ways and repents of sin
147:8.5 while at the same time it r. every man as a brother.
149:6.3 When man r. only the works of God, he is led to
180:5.6 Another mortal r. this same golden rule as the
195:7.9 the universe cannot be scientific because science r.
196:3.1 the intellectual logic which r. the First Cause as It
196:3.27 and assured survival of everything morality r. and
recognizing
3:6.3 Man’s mind can be truly comprehended only by r.
5:2.5 capable of r. the spirit leadings and supermaterial
10:8.1 the Trinity can only be partially comprehended by r.
26:7.5 assistance to a pilgrim in his difficult task of r.,
27:7.1 Worship is the conscious and joyous act of r. and
28:6.18 the responsibility of ethics, the necessity for r. that
29:4.38 draw upon your imagination to the extent of r. that
51:6.6 that mortals have the experience of r. seven fathers:
100:7.8 Jesus loved men as brothers, at the same time r. how
101:7.5 while at the same moment r. their unification in
101:9.6 Though r. that religion is imperfect, there are at least
103:7.13 Reason is the act of r. the conclusions of
103:7.13 Faith is the act of r. the validity of spiritual
131:9.1 Even the least God-r. of the world’s great religions
157:1.1 tax collector came upon them and, r. Jesus, called
182:3.1 The three apostles could not help r. that he was
190:2.3 difficulty in r. the morontia form of the Master,
190:2.3 but few of them had any trouble r. his voice or
recollections
13:2.1 home of sentimental memories and reminiscent r..
160:4.12 But the noblest of all memories are the treasured r.
recombination
101:6.4 from protoplasmic memory in process of r. and
recommend
151:3.3 He did r. the free use of parables, especially nature
recommendation
15:11.3 has the deliberative body ever passed a r. that the
recommendations
15:13.6 co-ordinate all r. which come up to a superuniverse
24:4.3 The Associate Inspectors receive reports and r. only
28:5.12 the Perfectors of Wisdom adapt decisions and r. to
33:8.5 are without authority or power to enforce their r..
33:8.5 courts issue rulings of execution; but if their r.
37:5.9 these commissioners are at hand to present their r.;
48:6.5 These seraphim then make r. to the four and twenty
72:7.9 the industrial congress have ratified the r. of the
107:2.8 Adjusters are personalized on the r. of the Ancients
112:4.12 agree in every item of their life records and r.–
recommended
73:0.3 after his survey of racial progress,duly r. that Urantia
recommender
156:5.15 Are you a better righteousness r. this year than you
recommending
57:8.8 r. that Urantia be placed on the life-experiment
recompense
131:8.4 R. injury with kindness.
131:9.4 Every good deed has its r..
133:1.2 the punishment which I might dictate as just r. for
recompensed
167:1.5 may bid you to their feasts, and thus will you be r..
reconcile
87:4.6 Man’s early philosophy was able to r. spirit
87:4.6 enable man to r. the variables of chance with a
91:6.3 how difficult it may be to r. the scientific doubtings
92:2.3 never-ending attempts to r. olden but reprehensible
94:11.4 Buddhists have been able to r. and correlate the
98:7.1 bestow himself upon the humanity of Urantia to r. an
104:1.8 Hebrew mind could not r. the trinitarian concept
122:3.2 Never could Joseph r. these conflicting ideas until,
143:3.5 Simon was unusually upset in his efforts to r. his
178:2.1 Jesus’ most devoted followers could not r. the
178:2.1 they could not r. such an impending disaster with
194:3.2 a human life are hard to understand, difficult to r.
reconciled
34:6.9 diverse and opposing urges can seldom be fully r.;
93:9.1 they were not r. to the loss of their wonderful leader.
99:1.1 The human race must become r. to a procession of
103:5.5 higher self (divine spirit) are co-ordinated and r. by
104:3.3 the eternal repleteness of infinity must be r. with the
106:9.5 But how can these two viewpoints be r.?
119:2.1 System Sovereign was not fully r. to the verdict.
122:4.1 Joseph did not become r. to the idea that Mary
122:7.3 But before they actually set forth, Joseph was r. to
123:6.2 gradually became r. to these trips away from home.
139:7.3 Iscariot, to become r. to the publican’s presence in
179:3.5 he not only became r. to the thought of allowing
reconciliation
28:5.13 the wise experience of their order as the “oil of r.”
93:6.8 the r. between Abraham and Melchizedek was
103:6.7 Mota is a superphilosophical r. of divergent reality
129:4.5 more advanced phases of human and Adjuster r.
157:6.4 victor over both and effective in the profitable r. of
188:5.13 death on the cross was not to effect man’s r. to God
reconciling
98:7.1 that “God was in Christ r. the world to himself.”
103:6.7 method of r. the interplay between the widely
reconnecting
61:2.3 The southern land bridge was extensive, r. the
reconquered
195:10.18 resurrected itself and virtually r. the whole Western
reconsciousizes
112:3.5 that r. you at the time of the morontia awakening.
reconsciousizing
112:5.16 which makes possible the r. of the sleeping survivor.
reconstituted
66:4.8 r. on Urantia as unique men and women of a high
reconstruct
40:9.7 store of Adjuster-remembered events and to r. any
99:2.2 It cannot r. society without first reconstructing
99:2.2 it cannot r. itself until society has been radically
reconstructed
99:2.2 reconstruct itself until society has been radically r..
reconstructing
99:2.2 It cannot reconstruct society without first r. itself;
reconstruction
40:9.6 this dual response constitutes the r., recognition,
40:9.8 While we understand such techniques of memory r.
40:9.8 albeit, memory itself and the techniques of its r. are
51:2.4 seraphic slumber throughout this entire period of r..
67:5.3 The Caligastia scheme for the immediate r. of human
87:7.2 greatest obstacle to social r. and spiritual progress.
99:0.3 face adjustment to extensive and continuing social r..
99:1.0 1.RELIGION AND SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION
99:1.6 not organically involved in the work of social r. and
99:2.1 leadership in this impending world-wide social r.
99:2.1 economic system which is destined to undergo r..
99:2.4 are of no more value in the tasks of social r. than
99:3.3 Religion influences social r. directly because it
99:3.6 a great part in the present-day program of social r..
99:3.15 of some social, economic, or political r. movement.
99:7.2 Political science must effect the r. of economics and
99:7.2 In all social r. religion provides a stabilizing loyalty
112:6.8 seraphic associates for the r. of human memory;
160:5.10 and testing process of self-destruction and soul r.?
reconstructionists
99:3.6 Many individual social r., while vehemently
reconstructions
160:1.11 to effect those vital r. and readjustments of one’s
reconstructive
149:1.1 health and happiness as a result of the r. power of
record—noun; see record, of; record, on
4:5.1 Religious tradition is the imperfectly preserved r. of
7:6.1 persists in the face of such statements as the r. of a
8:1.8 There exists no r. of these stirring times.
13:0.2 There exists neither r. nor tradition of their origin.
19:4.9 for there are transactions of superuniverse r. which
20:5.7 I have yet to see the r. of the failure or default of
21:4.3 born of woman as you have the r. of the babe of
23:1.6 There is no r. that a Solitary Messenger ever
23:3.3 but the r. shows that on the journey to fulfill this
24:6.4 There is no r. of a Graduate Guide in all the realms
34:4.11 This r. represents the confusion of two presentations
34:6.12 the r. testifies that the Spirit bears witness “with your
37:3.6 judgment of a realm and the dead are called to r.
37:3.7 busy themselves with keeping straight the r. of each
43:4.8 the r.: “And there was a day when the Sons of God
44:4.4 Our rate of reducing thought to a permanent r. can
58:7.12 the fossil pages of the vast “stone book” of world r..
58:7.12 the pages of this gigantic biogeologic r. unfailingly
63:6.8 The r. of the achievements of this master mind and
66:1.4 his trust of world dominion with an enviable r. of
68:2.5 History is but the r. of man’s agelong food struggle
70:11.6 Law is a codified r. of long human experience,
77:7.6 It is no mere figure of speech when the r. states:
78:7.5 Noah kept a written r. of the days of the river’s rise
79:8.15 And Chinese tradition preserves the hazy r. of the
93:9.7 The r. of so many contacts of Abraham and Sarah
93:9.9 The Hebrew scribes therefore destroyed every r. of
96:5.1 many reforms in Israel of which there is no r..
96:5.2 The r. of the times and doings of Moses was derived
96:7.3 This Book of Psalms is the r. of the varying
97:8.1 custom of looking upon the r. of the experiences
97:8.1 the Babylonian exile had prepared their new r. of
97:8.2 their history, we should briefly survey the r. of their
97:8.7 Hebrew history will illustrate how the facts of the r.
97:9.1 the priests’ r. of these things unhesitatingly declared
97:9.2 defame and blacken the r. of the northern Israelites
97:9.4 But the priests later on put it in the r. that Saul was
97:9.8 made him king was inadvertently left in the r. by
97:9.12 in your r. (overlooked by the Judahite editors)
110:7.10 discourage, for me, make r. of this my plea to him.”
112:5.15 r. of personality constitution is faithfully preserved
113:6.7 even as your r. tells; “And he shall send his angels
119:1.4 But a strange r. is to be found on the Melchizedek
119:1.4 This r. is preserved in a simple temple which now
119:1.4 And this r., which I have so recently reviewed,
119:1.5 and this r. is now closed with the certification that
119:8.8 And your r. tells the truth when it says that this same
121:8.1 enjoyed access to the lost r. of the Apostle Andrew
121:8.3 Andrew), briefest, and most simple r. of Jesus’ life
121:8.3 his r. is in reality the Gospel according to Peter.
121:8.3 Mark wrote this r. at the instigation of Peter and
121:8.3 The r. has since been considerably changed,
121:8.3 This r. by Mark, in conjunction with Andrew’s
121:8.4 The so-called Gospel according to Matthew is the r.
121:8.4 The author of this r. seeks to show in Jesus’ life that
121:8.5 remembrance of these events but also a certain r.
121:8.5 This r. by Matthew was written in Aramaic; Isador
121:8.6 Matthew’s original r. was edited and added to in
121:8.6 a private r., the last copy having been destroyed in
121:8.8 the “grace of the Lord Jesus Christ” in his r. as Luke
121:8.9 first four fifths, Isador’s narrative, and a brief r.
121:8.10 When this r. was made, John had the other Gospels
121:8.12 Jesus, I have drawn freely upon all sources of r.
121:8.12 My ruling motive has been to prepare a r. which
121:8.13 —aside from the memory of the r. of the Apostle
121:8.13 permission has been utilized when the human r.
128:4.6 Jesus did not want to build up such a human r. of
131:0.1 And it should be made plain in this r. that all these
131:3.1 Ganid did find some r. of certain earlier beliefs
131:10.1 This was Ganid’s r.: “The Lord our God is one Lord
133:4.13 of hungry souls, too many to find a place in this r..
133:7.7 Ideas are not simply a r. of sensations; ideas are
136:4.5 afterward gained r. as the “temptations of Jesus in
136:10.1 in all other matters, as in these now of decision-r.,
139:1.9 Andrew began the writing of a personal r. of many
139:1.9 copies of this private r. were made and circulated
140:8.1 most profitably be put in this r. by reorganizing
141:7.2 For the purpose of this r. we will reorganize and
142:3.6 This indicates that when that r. was made the Trinity
142:3.21 the reason for Sabbath keeping, while in a later r.
142:7.1 For the purposes of this r. we present the following
144:5.18 transcribing the seven specimen prayers into this r..
147:1.4 This is simply the r., and as to whether or not beings
148:3.4 It has not been revealed for the purposes of this r.,
148:4.7 the meaning of the r. which discloses how Cain,
148:4.7 the r. which portrays sons of God finding wives
155:1.2 the r. which intimates that the triumphant Son
156:2.3 pass over the r. of this warm reception of Jesus’
157:1.4 not strange that you have a r. of Peter’s catching a
159:2.1 the Father’s messengers shall ever make r. of such
159:4.6 idea of the absolute perfection of the Scripture r.
159:4.7 Today we make no r. of the teachings of this
162:3.1 The distorted r. you have of this episode would
168:2.8 while Gabriel made r. of the first instance on Urantia
168:3.4 admitted the resurrection of Lazarus, the r. carried
176:2.8 No part of the gospel r. ever suffered such
180:2.4 as the r. was made, believers eventually regarded
188:0.1 the burial of the Son of Man and put in this r. the
196:2.5 omit from the r. those references which portrayed
record, of
6:1.5 this Son is of r. as the Second Eternal Source and
17:6.10 they are of r. as entering upon the career of sixth-
20:7.1 In Orvonton they are of r. as Trinity Teacher Sons,
21:4.5 It is of r. that the divine Son of last appearance on
22:4.2 There are of r. on Uversa over one hundred million
23:0.2 how many are of registry-r. as functioning for the
24:3.1 Their number must be legion, but it is not of r. on
25:5.3 organized and inhabited creation is a matter of r..
25:6.4 stationed on the subordinate spheres of r. in the
28:1.1 These high angels are of r. on the superuniverse
28:4.6 request, will present the Michael seconaphim of r.;
30:2.129 the personalities of the universes as they are of r. on
31:3.3 the significant fact that they are of r. as only sixth-
35:0.1 exclusive of 9,642 creature-trinitized assistants of r.
35:2.9 number of Melchizedeks of r. on their headquarters
35:5.6 It is of r. on Salvington that the Vorondadeks have
37:8.6 the exact number operating in Nebadon is not of r.,
45:5.4 were of r. in Nebadon 161,432,840 Material Sons
47:8.4 for resurrected survivors and of the archangel of r.
57:0.1 be made to give exact years, though they are of r..
58:7.12 the fossil pages of the vast “stone book” of world r..
65:4.1 the Nebadon life designs, and it is of r. that we
92:2.2 This statement is of r.: “And if you will make me
93:4.14 It is of r., “Melchizedek, king of Salem, brought
108:3.2 Adjusters are of r. (outside of Divinington) only
110:7.3 highly experienced and of r. as previous indwellers
114:4.4 it is of r. that this has happened thirty-three times in
121:0.1 head of our order and the Melchizedek of r.,
121:8.12 Jesus, I have drawn freely upon all sources of r.
121:8.14 under the supervision of the Melchizedek of r.,
121:8.14 acknowledge our indebtedness to all sources of r.
149:1.8 fact of r. that Jesus did frequently suffer men to heal
155:6.2 and to reject the authority of the traditions of r.
168:1.2 as of r. in the mind of the Personalized Adjuster,
168:1.6 Lazarus’s death, and that this order was made of r.
record, on
36:1.2 on r. the creation of a hundred million Life Carriers.
44:1.14 of morontia forces on r. as the musical melodies of
69:5.15 This is placed on r. as a fact and not in justification
89:6.3 There is no more pathetic experience on r.,
96:5.2 There is so little on r. of the great work of Moses
97:7.4 And this young preacher left on r. his teachings,
121:0.1 Apostle Andrew, I am authorized to place on r.
159:4.4 in these writings left on r. their highest concepts of
168:1.7 We know only what we are herewith placing on r..
168:3.3 on r. as desiring to decree his death in advance of
188:3.10 And this is about all we can place on r. regarding the
record—verb
12:3.7 it is interesting to r. certain observations made on
16:6.9 But it is sad to r. that so few persons on Urantia take
26:3.5 They r. in triplicate, executing records for the files of
26:3.8 for your most rapid telegraphic technique to r..
36:5.3 central lodgments r. only a qualitative function.
48:7.2 I am permitted to r. the twenty-eight statements of
54:4.8 in adjudicating the Lucifer rebellion, we may r. that,
69:3.3 But strange to r., both men and women have always
69:5.14 But it is only fair to r. that many an ancient rich man
79:1.8 The early Chinese annals r. the presence of the red-
79:1.8 paintings that faithfully r. the presence of the blond-
132:0.5 can the better be understood when we r. the fact
149:1.4 it will be permissible to r. our opinion of all such
156:4.2 to r. that in subsequent years a Christian church
166:3.2 since the Scriptures r. that only Caleb and Joshua
189:1.4 We can also r. that all known phenomena
191:0.9 Strange to r., the usually inexpressive Philip did
record—adjective
17:3.5 seconaphim, are also retentive or r. personalities.
37:3.7 satellites are occupied by the personality r. keepers.
37:8.4 domiciled on the r. worlds of the archangels.
59:0.8 that great “stone book” of the life-r. preservation
recorded
8:6.3 In the bestowal of his gifts it is r.: “But all these
19:4.5 has spoken and the counsel of divinity has r.,
21:0.5 we r. a universal broadcast of a conclave on the
27:5.1 primary supernaphim, actually r. in these angels;
29:1.1 creation by the Seven Master Spirits is the first r.
30:1.11 to the Father fragments, should be here r..
35:2.2 And it should be r. that they have never abused their
35:5.2 just one million being the r. number in Nebadon.
37:3.7 is “blotted out of r. existence” by the mandate of the
37:5.6 The last registration r. slightly over one and one-half
44:0.16 building in which this narrative is translated and r..
47:10.2 John r.: “I saw as it were a sea of glass mingled
48:6.30 best of his memory he gave it much as it is r. today.
53:7.10 it is r. to the glory of the wisdom of the ascension
57:1.4 the Uversa archives testify, there was r. a permit
67:6.9 It should be r. that, when Van appealed to the
67:6.10 this ruling of the Edentia Fathers was r. on Jerusem.
72:3.9 until one year after application therefor has been r.,
72:11.4 by the surrounding hostile peoples, it may be r. to
89:6.6 his action is also r. as being “according to the word
92:3.7 it should be r. that natural religion has done much to
92:5.12 Among these should be r. Gautama, Confucius,
95:5.14 it should be r. that the repercussions of his work
95:6.6 heaven and hell and the doctrine of devils as r. in the
96:7.1 and which are r. in some of the Psalms and in the
98:7.9 And it should be r. that Mithraism was the dominant
102:8.6 it is regretfully r. that institutional religion has lagged
106:8.10 be r. that there are other phases of this Trinity,
109:2.10 Nevertheless it should be r. that Adjusters rarely
112:3.2 when such co-ordinate advice has been r. on Uversa,
112:4.1 is registered out by the same number that r. entry
119:1.3 r. this extraordinary and never-before-heard-of
119:1.4 when there was r. the fact of Michael’s return and
121:0.1 partially r. by the human subject of my temporal
123:5.2 Book of the Law as it was r. in the Hebrew tongue
128:1.6 even as it is r.: “Let this mind be in you which was
139:1.6 it must be r. everlastingly to their credit that they
139:2.12 teaching is shown in the sermons partially r. by Luke
139:9.2 What may be said of one should be r. of the other.
142:3.21 these commandments as twice r. in the Scriptures,
146:6.4 except that of Luke, who r. it as the episode had
157:1.4 later expanded into a miracle as r. by the writer of
170:2.10 distortion of Jesus’ teachings, as they are r. in the
170:4.15 sometime to return to Urantia, it should be r. that
180:2.4 been remembered and subsequently truthfully r..
190:0.5 it should be r. that Mary was the chief spokesman
195:3.10 of Christianity, it should in all fairness be r. that,
recorder
25:2.9 4. The R.. The remaining member of the commission
25:2.9 He makes certain that records are properly prepared
25:2.9 automatically becomes the r.,the clerk of the tribunal
25:6.3 have I known of the defection of a Celestial R.,
39:8.3 celestial artisan, a Technical Adviser, or Celestial R..
45:3.6 The system r.–Vilton, secretary of the Lanonandek
113:2.9 (one of the two angels) becomes the r. of the
113:2.10 absence the associated cherubim functions as the r.,
Recorder-Teachers
39:6.7 6. R..
48:6.30 6. R..
48:6.30 They serve as instructors regarding the efficient and
recorders—see Recorders, Celestial; Recorders, Chief;
Recorders, Thought; Recorders, Transcendental
17:3.6 records are passed up by and through the angelic r.,
24:2.6 From time to time the official r. of Uversa place on
25:5.1 senior chief r. are chosen as Custodians of Records,
25:5.2 Throughout the universes other r. function regarding
25:6.1 These are the r. who execute all records in
25:6.2 As the r. advance in universe service, they continue
25:6.3 The r. are a tested and tried corps.
25:6.4 the advancing r. stationed on the subordinate
25:6.4 These senior or graduate r. are the superuniverse
31:2.1 Similar types of messenger-r. attached to other
35:8.13 Custodians and R. . . . . . . 100,000
37:3.7 This enormous corps of r. busy themselves with
37:8.4 He works in close association with the personality r.
37:8.8 These are the senior or supervising r..
39:1.17 6. The R.. These are the official r. for the supreme
39:1.17 Many of these high angels were born with their gifts
39:1.17 others have qualified for their position of trust and
39:2.14 6. The R.. These personalities are concerned with
39:2.14 They also serve as special r. for resident groups of
39:2.15 —are a specialized subdivision of the seraphic r.,
39:2.16 Seraphic r. of the superior order thus effect a close
39:2.16 corps of their own order and with all subordinate r.,
39:2.16 constant communication with the higher r. of the
39:2.16 through this channel, with the r. of Havona and the
39:2.16 Many of the superior order of r. are seraphim
39:3.10 6. The R.. The sixth order of supervising seraphim
39:3.10 seraphim act as the special r. of constellation affairs.
39:4.16 6. The R.. These seraphim are the keepers of the
39:4.16 The r. of this order preside over and maintain this
39:5.16 6. The R.. These are the custodians of the major
39:5.16 They function in the recording of planetary affairs
44:4.4 can be so speeded up by the expert r. that the
44:4.5 2. Concept r.. This second group of r. are concerned
44:4.6 3. Ideograph r.. We have the equivalent of your
44:4.6 one thousandfold upon the work of the concept r..
44:4.7 This group of r. are occupied with the task of
44:4.11 6. The rhythm r.. Urantians would undoubtedly
44:4.12 7. The morontia r.. I am at a loss to know how to
44:4.12 the function of this important group of thought r.
46:5.21 inspectors, and r. as they may chance to function on
46:5.22 The r. of all these groups of angels do not sojourn
48:2.25 The morontia world has its own r., who serve in
48:2.25 who serve in association with the spirit r. in the
48:6.30 These seraphim are the r. of the transactions of the
48:6.31 The r. of all the seraphic orders devote a certain
48:6.31 much of this story will be imparted by the seraphic r.
48:6.32 These angels are all in the chain of r. extending from
Recorders, Celestial
25:0.6 5. C..
25:5.4 Chief Records directing the activities of the C., not
25:6.0 6. THE CELESTIAL RECORDERS
25:6.1 C. are not created as such; they are ascendant
25:6.1 There also are located the schools for training C..
25:6.3 They are subjected to a dual inspection, their records
25:6.5 the corps of C. is of permanent assignment.
25:6.5 they will respectively remain C. and Custodians of
25:6.6 On Uversa these senior C. can show the records of
26:1.10 some become C.; others ascend to the ranks of the
27:5.4 the seraphim and supernaphim sponsored by the C..
30:2.79 5. C..
37:8.8 Of the C., the ascendant seraphim, we have seventy-
53:7.5 apostatized, nor did a single one of the C. go astray.
Recorders, Chief
26:3.5 2. The C.. These angels are created on the second
26:3.5 These angels are created on the second circuit but
26:3.5 They record in triplicate, executing records for the
26:3.5 they automatically transmit the transactions of true-
27:5.3 to the c. of the tertiary supernaphim in Havona.
39:2.15 higher ideographic techniques of the superaphic c.
Recorders, Thought
44:0.9 4. T..
44:4.0 4. THE THOUGHT RECORDERS
44:4.2 T. preserve such noble ideas in the tongue of Uversa
44:4.12 the function of this important group of t. assigned to
Recorders, Transcendental
23:3.2 beings, such as Gravity Messengers and T., but they
30:1.95 2. T..
42:12.10 Gravity Messengers, T., and certain others are also
recording or recording angels or recording seraphim
17:3.6 are perfectly preserved in the living minds of the r.
18:4.3 In r. the names of these beings of the spiritual
21:1.3 implied criticisms; they are simply a r. of fact.
24:2.7 —only to the extent of r. the fact of will function.
24:2.7 The Census Directors are not r. personalities.
25:5.2 The ra. of the inhabited planets are the source of all
25:5.3 no more than local importance find only a local r.,
25:5.3 those episodes are advanced to higher r. which
25:6.1 original spirit r. and a semimaterial counterpart–
25:6.2 the recorders continue their system of dual r., thus
27:5.3 and living summaries of the vast network of the ra.,
27:5.4 the rs. and supernaphim sponsored by the Celestial
39:5.16 They function in the r. of planetary affairs but are
40:9.5 the records of the mortal career filed by the ra..
44:4.5 This is a form of permanent r. unknown on the
48:6.30 the efficient and effective techniques of fact r..
48:6.30 ascending mortals become thus affiliated with the rs..
57:1.5 The r. of this permit signifies that the force organizer
113:2.9 These complemental seraphim are the ra. of the
195:2.7 later r. of the New Testament in the Greek tongue.
recordings
25:5.2 From Urantia to Paradise, both r. are encountered:
141:4.1 entries against his erring children on earth, r. of sin
records—noun; see Records, Chiefs of;
Records, Custodians of
4:5.1 the God-knowing men of past ages, but such r. are
4:5.2 and various orders of angels, have been, in your r.,
8:1.9 Absolutely nothing is known, and no r. are in
11:0.2 And Paradise is from eternity; there are neither r.
14:2.9 never in the r. of Havona has an error occurred;
15:1.1 Within the limited range of the r., observations,
15:1.1 plunge into new space; but according to the r. of
17:1.6 The system of material, morontial, and spiritual r.
17:3.6 The formal r. of the universes are passed up by
17:3.6 the true spiritual r. are assembled by reflectivity and
17:3.6 These are the live r. in contrast with the dead r. of
17:3.6 they are perfectly preserved in the living minds of the
17:6.3 the Paradise r. of the career of such a Creator Son.
18:2.1 but like the Secrets of Supremacy there are no r. of
18:3.4 They represent the beginning of the personality r. of
18:3.4 When you reach Paradise and search the written r. of
19:1.2 Paradise r. indicated 21,001,624,821 of these Sons
22:2.2 With such personal r. of fidelity and devotion,
22:5.6 They are the custodians of r., plans, and
22:10.4 the r. of Paradise disclosed that such an idea had
22:10.5 the r. indicate that the idea has been trinitized.
24:2.6 the official recorders of Uversa place on their r. the
24:2.7 They are not concerned with the r. of your life and
24:2.7 he will afford the r. confirmation of your death
24:6.5 On the r. of Havona, in the section denominated
24:7.4 There appears on the high r. a succession of such
24:7.6 When such an entry appears on the r., the career of
25:2.9 He makes certain that all r. are properly prepared for
25:2.9 for the archives of the superuniverse and for the r. of
25:2.9 of the executioner, is prepared for the physical r. of
25:3.4 that the commission closes its r. at a given point,
25:3.5 decisions are placed on the planetary r. and, if
25:4.20 We have no r. on Uversa of their ever having been
25:5.1 archives which stand in contrast to the living r. of
25:5.2 inhabited planets are the source of all individual r..
25:5.2 function regarding both formal r. and living r..
25:5.2 more of the written r. and less of the living;
25:6.1 are the recorders who execute all r. in duplicate,
25:6.2 their system of dual recording, thus making their r.
25:6.2 you will be able to consult the r. of the history and
25:6.3 has there been discovered a falsification in their r..
25:6.3 dual inspection, their r. being scrutinized by their
25:6.3 the quasi-physical duplicates of the original spirit r..
25:6.4 forwarders of the sponsored r. of time and space.
25:6.4 in the circular abodes surrounding the area of r. on
25:6.4 They never leave the custody of these r. to others;
25:6.6 these senior Celestial Recorders can show the r. of
25:8.6 companions carefully examine the r. of mortal origin
26:3.5 They record in triplicate, executing r. for the literal
26:3.5 files of their order, and for the formal r. of Paradise.
27:5.1 They are the divine r. of truth, the living books of
27:5.1 You have heard about r. in the “book of life.”
27:5.1 just such living books, r. of perfection imprinted
27:5.3 knowledge is distinct from the formal r. of Paradise,
28:4.1 R. are essential to the conduct of the universes,
28:6.5 These are the actual, full and replete, living r. of
28:6.6 These are the living r. of mercy ministration which
28:6.6 the living r. of the tertiary seconaphim of the
28:6.6 The formal r. are on file to corroborate the
30:2.130 There are on Uversa the r. of numerous additional
31:3.4 1. We know from the r. that mortals are spirits of the
35:3.20 energy, matter, organization, communication, r.,
35:10.5 established wonderful r. of service, administration,
37:3.8 It is on these worlds that personality r. are classified,
39:2.14 with the reception, filing, and redispatch of the r. of
39:2.15 being concerned with the dispatch of r. and with the
39:4.4 with the r. of such cases to the higher tribunals of
39:4.16 These seraphim are the keepers of the threefold r.
39:4.16 The temple of r. on a system capital is a unique
39:4.16 preside and maintain this threefold system of r..
39:4.16 higher spirit personalities of the realm peruse the r.
40:2.2 as perfected Material Sons on the r. of the local
40:8.3 or failure to attain fusion, they so certify on the r. of
40:9.5 by consulting the r. of the mortal career filed by the
43:3.4 In the Urantia r. it is very difficult at times to know
44:2.6 reproduce crucial events of universe r. and history.
44:4.2 I saw r. and heard broadcasts of the ideation of some
44:4.12 preserved in the archives of the morontia halls of r..
46:5.22 being domiciled in the Jerusem temple of r..
46:5.22 All r. are preserved in triplicate in this threefold
46:5.22 On a system headquarters, r. are always preserved
47:2.1 acquirement of individual status on the universe r..
48:2.25 the r. and other data indigenous to the morontia
48:2.25 The morontia r. are available to all orders of
48:6.4 you are classified as evolving spirits in the r. of the
49:6.7 While some of your r. have pictured these events as
53:9.3 Lucifer, placed on the r. of the Uversa supreme
57:0.1 for the r. of Urantia respecting its antecedents and
57:8.10 registered in the r. of the minor and the major sector
57:8.26 their successors that laid down the life r. of Urantia,
58:4.7 stratified r. of past ages are now exposed to view.
61:0.3 the fossil r. of the successive mammalian dynasties
66:5.9 separate r. and was known as the “house of Fad.”
67:3.10 The Caligastia panoramic reign-r. on Jerusem were
67:6.10 The technical status of Van on the legal r. of Satania
67:8.1 the r. portray Amadon as the outstanding character
69:4.6 Modern writing originated in the early trade r.;
75:4.8 in your r. as “the Lord God calling to Adam and
77:2.10 When archaeologists dig up the clay-tablet r. of the
77:2.10 as these r. go further back, the reigns of the kings
77:2.11 The r. of such long-lived individuals are also due
77:2.11 Biblical genealogy of Abraham and in the early r.
77:2.11 There are r. of a man who lived over nine hundred
77:4.8 The elaborate r. left by the Sumerians describe the
83:4.2 Primitive man had no r.; therefore must the marriage
89:1.3 The r. of the Hebrews are full of the mention of
93:9.6 Melchizedek was full and replete, but the r. of these
93:9.6 the en masse editing of the Old Testament r. in
93:9.7 What the Old Testament r. describe as conversations
93:9.8 the compilation of these r. by the Hebrew priests
93:9.8 Abraham was not so old as the r. indicate, and his
93:9.9 edited their r. for the purpose of raising Abraham
93:10.6 it does not appear from the r. what Machiventa’s
97:8.1 destroyed the existing r. of Hebrew affairs–
97:8.1 other more or less accurate r. of Hebrew history.
97:9.9 matter-of-fact statements that already rested in the r.
101:4.2 revelatory presentations will stand on the r. of the
101:4.2 humanly undiscovered facts in the revelatory r..
108:3.2 But the local universe r. do not disclose the full
108:3.2 the Nebadon r. contain only the local universe
108:3.4 Though we have the r. of Thought Adjusters in
108:3.5 the r. reveal that, in addition to his admonitions
108:3.6 Not on the r. of Nebadon nor before the
109:4.5 according to the r. on Uversa, indwelt fifteen minds
109:4.6 whereof I speak since we have their numbers and r.
110:2.2 the Adjuster has succeeded in doing for you, the r.
110:4.6 For many thousands of years, so the r. show,
110:5.4 to put into the psychic r. during unconscious sleep
112:3.3 On the universe r. a mortal personality is
112:4.2 and all this data, together with the seraphic r.,
112:4.12 and Adjuster agree in every item of their life r.
112:6.4 the r. of the human life as it was lived in the flesh,
112:7.13 the number of that Adjuster is stricken from the r. of
112:7.13 What happens on the r. of Divinington, I do not
113:2.6 All seraphim have individual names, but in the r. of
113:2.9 The r. are kept by the pair of cherubim ( a cherubim
113:2.9 these r. are always sponsored by one of the seraphim
113:6.1 Upon your death, your r., identity specifications,
113:6.3 to witness to the complete r. of her complement as
118:8.10 his machines, generations and centuries with his r.,
119:1.4 this is about all that appears on the r. of Salvington
119:1.6 The r. do not specifically state that this unique and
119:1.6 cannot be found outside of the r. of Sonarington,
119:1.6 and the r. of that secret world are not open to us.
119:3.6 those who have access to the inner circle of the r. on
121:0.1 Master so scrupulously avoided leaving written r.
121:8.0 8. PREVIOUS WRITTEN RECORDS
121:8.1 the existing r. having to do with the life of Jesus on
121:8.2 These New Testament r. had their origin in the
121:8.10 Jerusalem which is not contained in the other r..
121:8.10 from memory and by reference to the three r.
121:8.10 John had no written r. of his own.
121:8.11 And these r., imperfect as they are, have been
121:8.12 have I resorted to those r. which are superhuman.
121:8.12 unable to find necessary concepts in the human r.
131:2.1 of the teaching of Melchizedek, and from these r.,
131:5.1 From the r. of this religion Ganid made the following
134:8.6 The symbolism of your r. was intended for the
135:4.2 John knew only of the r. of such as Elijah, Samuel,
136:3.1 That eventful day, on the universe r., Jesus had
136:3.5 Gabriel in person, saying: “The r. are completed.
136:3.5 I also testify to the completion of the r. of the
136:4.9 was a matter already settled and sealed on the r. of
139:0.4 When your r. refer to the messengers of the kingdom
142:3.9 Cannot you discern that such r. in the Scriptures
146:6.4 keep it out of all subsequent r. except that of Luke,
155:6.12 the word of God only on the pages of the olden r. of
159:4.5 yourself for one moment to believe the Scripture r.
159:4.5 Such r. are the words of men, not very holy men,
159:4.5 in beauty and glory as the prophets make their r.
159:4.7 live these truths while we shun the making of r..
166:5.3 his work in the Gospel r. of the New Testament.
168:1.6 r. of the universe reveal that Jesus’ Personalized
170:5.20 within a few centuries students of the r. of his
176:2.8 Consequently, when the r. were left blank
176:2.8 subsequently added to the Mark and Luke r..
187:4.4 The other r. were based upon the recital of the
188:3.12 There are r. extant which show that during this
188:3.12 There are also r. showing that the Ancients of Days
188:3.15 r. of Edentia indicate that the Constellation Fathers
Records, Chiefs of
25:5.4 dispatched to the superuniverses to serve as C.
25:6.1 to their spheres of work by the councils of the C.
Records, Custodians of
25:0.5 4. C. on Paradise.
25:5.0 5. THE CUSTODIANS OF R. ON PARADISE
25:5.1 certain of the senior chief recorders are chosen as C.,
25:6.5 Like those supernaphim who have become C.,
25:6.5 remain Celestial Recorders and C. until the day of
25:6.6 while on the eternal Isle the C. guard the archives of
30:2.78 4. C. on Paradise.
records—verb
70:10.6 The Old Testament r. one of these ordeals,
121:8.9 the numerous episodes of Jesus’ life which Luke r.,
recount
19:5.10 look back in their experiences and r. happenings
112:0.2 definition of personality, it may prove helpful to r.
125:2.2 Jesus was asked to r. the origin of the Passover,
126:1.2 shift his gaze over to Ebal and Gerizim and r. to
139:7.4 Matthew would never cease to r. that faith only was
recounted
124:3.6 On the way Joseph r. much of the olden history of
124:6.3 In passing by Jezreel, Jesus’ parents r. the doings of
124:6.6 they r. the days of Gideon, when the Midianites
126:0.4 All the village r. his childhood wisdom and conduct
127:3.6 Jesus r. many things by the way, including his former
127:6.1 was recited, the devotion of Rebecca was r..
137:4.12 Jesus r. how the Adjuster had warned him about
138:7.3 Jesus now r. for them the coming of John, the
144:1.7 they rested, visited, r. their experiences since Jesus
146:7.1 the Master r. for the instruction of the apostles the
150:9.4 proceeded to their encampment, where all this was r.
159:2.3 But John oftentimes r. this experience in connection
162:2.4 as many of these people r. these things, they said
177:5.1 the Master r. their years of eventful and loving
177:5.2 Jesus r. their experiences in Galilee when time and
181:0.1 Jesus visited informally with them and r. many
191:0.2 John r. no less than five different times when Jesus
192:1.8 And as they ate, Jesus visited with them and r. their
recounting
119:5.2 you would hear the r. of the days when Eventod
125:3.2 what might have happened to him, r. many of his
133:2.4 spent many hours r. their experiences in Rome
133:3.5 listen to the r. of these visits with the Indian lad and
142:3.9 this r. of the growth of the concept of God in the
157:3.2 and to r. how their message had been received,
161:2.11 learned much from the r. of these experiences by
191:6.4 believers remained there together r. their experiences
recoup
49:1.7 ages to r. the damage occasioned by the loss of a
recourse
44:4.3 superuniverse, they must have r. to a translator.
48:3.12 you will have frequent r. to the interpreters and the
108:4.4 R. is had to such a technique as a means of
recover
75:5.6 Not in fifty years did the older of these children r.
75:5.7 Never did this noble soul fully r. from the effects of
139:8.10 sometimes it was Nathaniel who helped him to r.,
147:4.10 Nathaniel was slow to r. from his supposition that
158:1.9 collecting their wits, but Peter, who was first to r.
167:4.6 has fallen asleep, then will he the more surely r..”
190:2.6 As they began to r. from the first shock of their
191:5.3 here and in Galilee for a short season while you r.
recovered
64:6.22 never r. from the turmoil produced by the Caligastia
93:2.2 When the herder had r. from his astonishment,
122:3.1 Mary had r. her composure, said: “I come at the
122:5.2 And Mary had hardly r. from this shock when she
146:7.3 At home they will have by this time partly r. from
151:0.2 Jesus had not fully r. from the sorrow of his recent
152:1.1 after she had r. from her daze, Jesus directed that
158:7.5 r. from the first shock of Jesus’ stinging rebuke,
172:5.10 Simon never fully r. from the depression which
173:0.1 they had not r. from the experience of the preceding
181:2.12 but now that I am leaving you, after you have r.
185:1.6 Pilate never r. from the regretful condemnation of
185:4.3 Herod never had fully r. from the fear that cursed
185:6.5 When they had r. from the first shock of seeing the
189:4.13 After these women had r. from the shock of their
191:0.8 very personal and altogether too keen to be r. from
196:1.2 of Man should be r. from the tomb of traditional
recovering
89:3.2 man was r. from the wasteful practice of burning
145:2.12 At the end of the seizure, when r. consciousness, he
150:8.9 to proclaim release to the captives and the r. of sight
154:6.7 words, “I have no mother,” was r. from the shock
recovery
147:1.4 only know of the fact of the servant’s complete r..
147:3.5 to do in order to effect r.–take up his bed and walk.
191:4.6 in Jerusalem awaiting the emotional r. of Thomas,
recreation
44:3.4 what mortals would call r. and, in a certain sense,
46:5.30 theater of morontia activities devoted to rest and r..
48:4.8 diversion, spiritual r. and morontia entertainment.
70:1.13 6. R.–war was looked upon as r. by the young men
72:7.1 beautification, water supply, lighting, heating, r.,
72:11.5 are quite fully employed in trade, commerce, and r..
84:8.5 refreshing sleep, rest, r., and all pastimes which
124:1.13 new games and improved methods of physical r..
124:3.9 he endeavored to introduce the idea of wholesome r.
138:6.2 established the mid-week holiday for rest and r..
138:10.9 8. Simon Zelotes was given charge of r. and play.
recreational
72:7.12 of naval equipment for commercial and r. usages.
114:6.15 They ever seek to uplift man’s r. diversions and
126:2.5 While this youth did not wholly neglect the r. and
127:4.10 Thus disappeared the last of his r. pleasures.
138:6.2 or from discovering new sorts of r. activity.”
139:11.2 efficient organizer of the play life and r. activities of
recriminations
134:4.8 there will start dissensions, r., even religious wars,
179:1.7 They were still engaged in voicing angry r. when the
recruit
83:5.14 it required an assembly of wives to r. a large family.
recruited
22:1.11 They are r. from certain of the evolutionary seraphim
22:6.1 the Custodians, are r. from two types of ascendant
25:4.2 The Technical Advisers are r. from the ranks of the
25:8.1 a composite or assembled group r. from the ranks of
37:6.1 These beings are a r. corps embracing all types of
37:7.1 The Mansion World Teachers are r. and glorified
43:2.5 On Edentia this body is not fully r. at the present
44:0.3 are a selected and r. corps of beings composed of
45:4.2 These twenty-four counselors have been r. from the
48:4.9 they are a r. corps embracing beings ranging from
66:3.7 the first students of the Prince’s schools were r..
71:8.13 by a supreme planetary tribunal automatically r. from
72:7.5 This department is r. almost entirely from unmarried
73:2.3 Van and Amadon r. a corps of over three thousand
94:0.1 missionaries were r. from many peoples and races,
98:5.1 through the propagandizing of Roman legions r. in
149:0.1 assisted by the newly r. corps of 117 evangelists
recruiting
31:10.13 in association with the other six similarly r. corps,
67:8.5 and for r. this vast group of mysterious servants of
75:3.5 while awaiting the r. of large numbers of the violet
recruits
31:1.4 Havona r. follow the company of their assignment;
70:1.11 4. Slaves–need of r. for the labor ranks.
rectangles
46:4.4 3. The r.–the rendezvous of the lower native life.
46:4.6 of the system activities into circles, squares, r., and
46:7.0 7. THE RECTANGLES–THE SPORNAGIA
46:7.1 The one thousand r. of Jerusem are occupied by
46:7.1 their center is situated the vast circular headquarters
rectification
22:3.4 foster the r. of misadaptations in the evolutionary
47:4.7 were either corrected or were projected for future r.
48:6.32 sometimes error is so great that its r. by revelation
54:4.6 merciful delay provides time for repentance and r..
130:4.14 reasonable spiritual r. of these originally inherent
rectified
33:6.7 Chronology is reckoned, computed, and r. by a
148:6.9 the inequities of existence may be more justly r..
rectify
3:2.7 that an effort is being made to r. the situation; but
45:7.8 intensive training designed to r. such deficiencies.
rectitude
4:2.3 the immutability, perfection, and r. of Deity, and
149:5.2 with righteousness than great revenues without r..
recuperate
39:2.9 take on energy for flight while in transit and r. power
44:5.8 enter the divine rest and r. our depleting energies.
recuperating
48:4.9 mind rest, for such attitudes are most helpful in r.
recuperation
134:3.1 Jesus had stopped several days for rest and r. at
recuperative
195:4.4 vitality and the possession of vast r. resources.
recur
42:9.3 any given quality or property tends to r. by sevens
120:2.2 similar challenges to your authority can never r. in
recurrence
42:9.3 is exhibited in the chemical domains as a r. of
recurrent
3:5.8 be confronted with insecurities and r. uncertainties.
41:3.9 gravity variations produce regular and r. flares,
recurring
4:4.9 that creature faith which dares to challenge each r.
52:7.9 Each r. mission of the Trinity Teacher Sons exalts
63:4.4 their constantly r. battles with the inferior tribes,
63:6.3 But hunger was the constantly r. urge of these
86:4.5 and eternity; they rather thought of r. incarnations.
98:4.8 of the annually r. stoppage of vegetation growth
101:9.5 reacting to ever-r. situations of mortal existence.
102:6.9 bankrupt when it persists, in the face of each r.
109:6.5 mind–that mind which in each of life’s r. situations
123:3.5 sermons, and the r. feasts of commemoration.
132:5.20 just and impartial settlement of every r. problem
136:6.1 these creator prerogatives in the r. life situations
136:9.13 three constantly r. situations: the clamor to be fed,
141:3.3 adjusting the constantly r. misunderstandings and
153:1.3 choosing between the r. situations of good and
recurs
42:9.2 periodic characterization which r. in groups of seven
42:9.3 This periodic change by sevens r. diminishingly
red—see red—with man, people, race, etc.
12:4.14 lines are displaced towards the r. by a receding star
41:3.7 white light, never having known an initial r. stage of
53:5.5 Lucifer emblem was a banner of white with one r.
53:7.7 John saw this when he wrote of the great r. dragon,
59:4.7 There is a r. sandstone stratum which characterizes
59:4.7 r. layer extends over much of the earth’s surface,
59:4.7 Such r. deposits are suggestive of arid or semiarid
60:1.1 The gypsum and r. layers throughout these
60:1.2 the one thousand feet of r. sandstone deposit of this
60:1.4 In England the New R. Sandstone belongs to this
63:4.1 complexion, something of a cross between r. and
64:5.3 Among these nineteen children were five r., two
65:6.4 this performance of the r. blood cells illustrates
65:6.4 by the action of the iron of the r. blood cells,
70:3.8 In later times, blood diluted with r. wine was used,
97:5.2 though they be r. like the crimson, they shall be as
131:2.10 Though they be r. like crimson, they shall be as
157:2.1 you say it will be fair weather, for the heaven is r.;
157:2.1 be foul weather, for the heaven is r. and lowering.
red-blooded
141:3.5 r., rugged Galilean fishermen called him Master.
red-haired
79:1.8 The Chinese annals record the presence of the r.
red-hot
66:5.25 a piece of r. metal was a terrorizing object to man.
red—with man, people, race, etc.; see also Indians
45:4.5 3. Onamonalonton, a far-distant leader of the r. man
49:4.2 six basic evolutionary races: three primary–r.,
51:4.1 the early ages of the inhabited worlds is the r. man,
51:4.1 while the r. man is the senior race of the planets,
51:4.2 the r. man stands far above the indigo—black—race.
51:4.2 full bestowal of the living energies to the initial or r.
51:4.2 mortal stature tends to decrease from the r. man
51:4.3 peoples are the first, third, and fifth races–the r.,
51:4.4 to deteriorate the original endowment of the r. man
51:4.5 there is a slight tendency for the r., the yellow,
51:4.6 The orange men are usually subdued by the r. and
51:4.6 The yellow and r. men often fraternize, but not
52:1.1 order of the spectrum colors, beginning with the r..
52:1.2 The evolutionary races of color–r., orange, yellow,
61:4.5 the continent of its origin long before the r. man
61:7.14 exterminated by the r. man much as the white man
64:5.3 Among these nineteen children were five r., two
64:6.1 the r. is the first to evolve, and for ages he roams the
64:6.1 for ages he roams the world before the succeeding
64:6.3 1. The r. man. These peoples were remarkable
64:6.3 They were a most intelligent group and were the first
64:6.3 They were always monogamous; even their mixed
64:6.4 They were aided by their early invention of the bow
64:6.4 they unfortunately inherited much of the tendency of
64:6.4 yellow tribes were able to drive them off the Asiatic
64:6.5 comparatively pure remnants of the r. race went
64:6.5 No r. man ever returned to Asia.
64:6.5 they left behind much of their stock blended with the
64:6.6 When the r. man crossed over into America, he
64:6.6 he brought along much of the teachings and
64:6.6 His immediate ancestors had been in touch with the
64:6.6 the r. men began to lose sight of these teachings,
64:6.6 of this remnant of the comparatively pure r. race.
64:6.7 Because of this great retrogression the r. men
64:6.7 brought temporary peace among the American r.
64:6.8 American continent by these able and intelligent r..
64:6.9 the northern r. man never again came in contact with
64:6.9 until he was later discovered by the white man.
64:6.9 It was most unfortunate that the r. man almost
64:6.9 As it was, the r. man could not rule the white man,
64:6.9 the white man, and he would not willingly serve him.
64:6.14 Intellectually they were somewhat inferior to the r.
64:6.14 they were able to drive the r. race before them as
64:6.21 The blue man had the brain power of the r. man
64:6.24 first modified by slight mixture with yellow and r.,
64:6.25 As the r. men were the most advanced of all the
64:6.26 Isolated in Africa, the indigo peoples, like the r. man,
64:7.3 r. man going northeast to Asia, closely followed
64:7.4 The r. men early began to migrate to the northeast,
64:7.4 They were closely followed by the yellow tribes,
64:7.5 pure-line remnants of the r. race forsook Asia,
64:7.5 three groups never fully fraternized with the r.
64:7.5 joined by a small group of mixed yellows and r..
64:7.5 was much less warlike than the pure-line r. men.
64:7.6 To a certain extent the early r. and yellow men
64:7.7 and wars of extermination as were waged by the r.,
64:7.16 the r. man holds North America, the yellow man
64:7.16 and the brown man, a blend of the r. and yellow,
64:7.18 shortly after the r. man entered North America,
64:7.18 about twenty-one hundred years after the r. man
64:7.19 Eskimos were absorbed by the more numerous r.
64:7.19 the only contact of the North American r. man
65:4.7 beginning with the r. man and passing on down
65:4.11 first appearing among the superior types of the r.
66:5.10 The r. man preferred pictorial writing, while the
66:7.7 India together with representatives of the r. men
68:0.3 profited by these early social teachings, the r. man
69:8.4 The hunter, like the American r. man, did not
69:9.12 The American r. man never understood private
69:9.12 he could not comprehend the white man’s view.
70:5.4 Certain tribes of the r. man preserved the teaching of
70:5.7 The r. men often had two sets of chiefs–the peace
71:1.3 The northern tribes of the American r. men never
71:1.3 They never progressed beyond a loose confederation
71:1.3 Their nearest approach was the Iroquois federation,
71:1.7 These r. men clung to the mother-family inheritance.
71:1.12 The r. men were too democratic; they had a good
71:1.12 they would have evolved a state had they not
76:2.4 Nodite race later admixed with the blue and the r.
76:4.1 by fair complexions and light hair color–yellow, r.,
78:1.6 4. The r. man occupied the Americas, having been
78:3.5 Adamites mixed with Nodites, Andonites, and r.
78:3.6 Africa and, like the r. race, were virtually isolated.
79:2.2 in India were a blending of the migrating r. and
79:2.3 it was a real calamity that both the blue and the r.
79:2.3 As it developed, the r. man was destroying himself
79:5.0 5. RED MAN AND YELLOW MAN
79:5.1 that of the primary Sangiks, particularly the r. man
79:5.2 And when the r. man moved northeast around the
79:5.2 he found northeastern Asia free from subhuman
79:5.2 The tribal organization of the r. races was formed
79:5.2 But the r. man had reigned supreme in eastern
79:5.4 to push into the hunting grounds of the r. man.
79:5.5 The story of this agelong contest between the r.
79:5.5 In the earlier struggles the r. men were generally
79:5.5 The r. tribes continued their internecine conflicts,
79:5.6 the decimated tribes of the r. race were fighting with
79:5.6 since the last of the pure r. men departed from Asia,
79:5.6 the Andonite Siberians, assimilated much of the r.
79:5.7 the pure r. strains were spreading out over North
79:5.7 the nearest to white men the northern tribes of r.
79:5.8 The r. and the yellow races are the only human
79:5.8 were founded by a race predominantly r. but
79:5.9 should go to upstep the r. men of the Americas.
79:6.1 Sometime after driving the r. man across to North
79:6.3 embracing large proportions of the yellow and r.
79:6.7 both the r. and yellow races had largely escaped
79:6.7 strengthened by small amounts of the superior r.
79:6.12 the way open to attack, and from the days of the r.
79:8.1 While the r. man suffered from too much warfare,
79:8.2 Of the epic struggle with the r. race there persisted
80:0.2 became admixed with the Sangik races, some r. and
80:1.5 Adamites would have mixed freely with the r. man
80:1.5 had he not been far removed in the Americas,
80:3.2 a highly blended people carrying strains of both r.
80:9.2 together with smaller amounts of the r. and yellow
81:4.5 2. Primary Sangik, r., yellow, and blue.
81:4.12 —the primary Sangik type, including the original r.,
82:1.2 the r. man had the highest sex code.
82:6.1 other races much as is the r. man of the Americas.
82:6.2 Though the primary races–blue, r., and yellow–
82:6.9 interbreeding between the highest types of the r.,
83:4.3 The r. man was the first to develop the elaborate
84:2.2 the mother-family among the North American r.
84:7.21 the children of the r. and the yellow men are equally
85:1.3 among the r. men it was usually a circle of stones.
87:2.10 become the most powerful of the northern r. men.
88:1.5 to the snake dance of the Moqui tribe of r. men
88:6.4 The r. men often staged a buffalo dance in which one
89:5.4 The r. men, especially in Central America, were
90:2.9 Even the vanishing r. man had such a prophet within
90:4.7 The r. men were especially devoted to the plant
90:4.7 they always put a drop of blood in the root hole left
92:4.5 received the teachings of the one hundred, the r.
93:5.2 There were equally endowed families among the r.
113:2.2 Rantowoc, a wise man of the r. race of long ago.
134:2.3 of the surviving races of Urantia excepting the r..
reddish
41:3.6 the r., faintly glimmering stars acquired a density
41:3.7 and very old suns usually shine with a r. glow.
41:4.4 this sun shines with a faint r. glow,the senile glimmer
57:4.9 of this magnificent nebula still burns with a r. glow
147:3.1 This was a hot spring whose r.-tinged water would
rededicated
55:8.6 finaliters who will supervise such r. mansion worlds.
rededication
192:3.2 never forgot this experience of the morontia r. to
redeem
74:3.5 they would seek to r. the social culture of Urantia
89:7.4 if a woman met head-hunters, she could r. her life
89:7.4 might elect to r. her life by dedicating her body for
122:9.1 a son might live provided his parents would r. him
131:2.13 ‘I will ransom you from the grave; I will r. you from
136:1.4 believed that Messiah was to come in order to r.
157:1.2 But wherewith will you r. your promise?
redeemed
82:3.14 If a wife was barren, she had to be r. by her parents,
88:5.5 a man could not use his name until it had been r.
89:7.1 Lands, properties, and children could be r. according
97:5.3 In his love and in his pity he r. them.”
97:7.7 “Thus says the Lord, ‘I have created you, I have r.
119:3.4 Daughter arrived on this rejuvenated and r. world,
135:5.5 the Son of Man, who would rule over the r. nations
194:2.1 Jesus lived on earth and taught a gospel which r.
redeemer
98:4.5 The Iranian cult of the worship of Mithras as the r.
119:8.8 a system savior, an Adamic r., a seraphic fellow,
131:2.7 “God is our Father; the Lord is our r..
139:2.13 Christ as the world’s r., and the Son of Man as the
170:5.3 when the Messiah of the kingdom became the R. of
170:5.6 general belief that Jesus was the R. of the children of
170:5.9 the person of Jesus as the R.-Creator and spiritual
188:4.7 to speak of Jesus as a sacrificer, a ransomer, or a r.,
redefined
0:2.6 level of Deity function and must be still further r.
89:10.2 Sin must be r. as deliberate disloyalty to Deity.
92:7.13 Thinking men and women want religion r.,
196:3.29 Love must always be r. on successive levels of spirit
redemption
89:0.1 in debt to the spirits, as standing in need of r..
89:4.2 the debt sacrifice, which embraced the idea of r..
89:7.4 temple; in this way she could earn her r. money.
89:8.0 8. REDEMPTION AND COVENANTS
89:8.1 Sacrificial r. and temple prostitution were in reality
89:9.1 These early ideas of ransom, r., and covenants have
89:9.3 doctrines of r. through human or animal sacrifices.
90:0.1 and propitiation to sacrifice, atonement, and r..
92:3.2 sacrament, ritual, ransom, salvation, r., covenant,
97:8.3 Isaiah talked about salvation by sacrifice and r..
121:5.14 1. Paul taught a moral r., an ethical salvation.
121:6.5 doctrines of hereditary guilt and innate evil and r.
121:7.10 especially the Mithraic doctrines of r., atonement,
122:9.1 to present Jesus to the priests and effect his r. and
122:9.4 this was their hymn of the r. of the first-born son:
122:9.6 For he has visited us and wrought r. for his people;
122:10.1 which had been sung at the r. ceremonies of Jesus.
170:5.15 ideal of the final r. of the saints of the Most High.
188:5.2 It is altogether proper to speak of salvation as r. if
redictate
108:5.1 to r. or translate these spiritual messages to the mind
redirect
156:5.4 you intelligently r. the energies of spirit, mind, and
redirecting
100:2.8 catastrophes are but the r. cataclysms which wreck
rediscover
63:5.7 again and again r. various methods of kindling fire.
rediscovered
56:9.10 r the eternal God—the Paradise Father of all universe
66:5.18 ages, never to be r. until the twentieth century.
66:5.27 ages of rebellion, never to be r. until modern times.
68:5.4 r. the idea of using a long stick for his arm and a
rediscovery
195:9.5 The hour is striking for a r. of the true and original
redispatch
39:2.14 reception, filing, and r. of the records of Salvington
redispatched
15:4.9 and some of it is taken up by near-by suns and r. in
redistribute
13:2.5 and do r. certain of these personality groupings.
redistribution
67:2.1 the subsequent r. of these offices of administrative
redound
10:7.6 many of the universe acts of the Paradise Trinity r.
redounded
84:5.9 struggle has r. to the liberation of woman, and she
redress
70:10.16 of the individual to surrender private r. to the state.
redressing
41:9.4 thus r. the imbalance between gravity and heat.
reds
64:7.5 joined by a small group of mixed yellows and r..
reduce
44:1.14 handicapped in any attempt to r. these melodies of
58:6.5 animals evolved the ability to r. the saltiness of their
79:1.6 Increasing aridity in Asia operated to r. population
89:5.10 ghost fear did not always operate to r. man-eating.
reduced or greatly reduced
51:4.6 orange men are usually subdued by the red and r. to
60:0.2 no longer dominant, having survived in gr. numbers.
61:5.7 they were rapidly r in numbers by the increasing cold
66:5.18 cooking gr. infant mortality and facilitated weaning.
68:5.8 spread of animal husbandry r. women to the depths
68:6.4 When the land yield is r. or population is increased,
76:3.1 It was pathetic to observe this magnificent couple r.
77:4.1 internal war gr. the numbers of the purer Nodites
79:7.6 gr the volume of trade passing over the caravan trails
81:6.18 Even when the tongues of a world are r. to a few,
84:3.9 use of cow’s milk and goat’s milk gr infant mortality
89:5.16 the more backward tribes dog-eating gr. man-eating.
95:1.4 The Salem teachers gr. the number of the gods of
95:4.2 long before the Old Testament was r. to writing.
96:0.1 the Mesopotamians r. their gods to the more
102:2.7 becomes r. only to an idea, it is no longer religion;
102:8.5 Religion, when r. to terms of reason and intellectual
179:5.5 symbolism of that last night has been r. to precise
reduces
195:6.8 Materialism r. man to a soulless automaton and
reducing
44:4.4 Our rate of r. thought to a permanent record can
69:6.7 animal husbandry,by r. the effort necessary to secure
72:5.2 the task of r. the numbers of their degenerate classes
77:9.5 was instrumental in r. the casualties in his order.
87:3.4 practices by r. the number of feast days to 135 a year
104:2.2 thus r. this idea of an unrelated God to the status
reduction
41:8.2 R. of hydrogen content increases the luminosity of a
68:6.4 the r. of population tend to foster the development
72:5.8 they shall share proportionally in transient r..
75:7.4 that r. to the status of mortal flesh would be the
76:5.2 But shortly after their r. to mortal status they
101:4.6 1. The r of confusion by the authoritative elimination
160:1.7 entails the r. of our long-cherished conceit,
redwood
64:6.7 maintained his headquarters among the great r. trees
redwoods
60:4.5 and other modern trees, including the gigantic r..
reed
144:8.3 What did you behold in John—a r. shaken with the
148:5.5 ‘A bruised r. shall he not break, and the smoking
185:6.2 they had put a r. in his hand as a mock scepter,
185:6.2 took the r. from his hand and struck him upon the
reeds
81:2.17 the hut, which was interlaced with transverse r.,
reef
59:3.7 Gastropods, sponges, and r.-making corals
59:3.11 monarchs; coral-r. formation increases greatly.
reefs
59:4.6 The coral r. characterizing these times indicate that
reeking
86:4.1 the savage who would awaken from such dreams r.
reel
4:2.7 of the ever-moving r. of infinity picturization.
refer
0:0.6 we commonly r. to as the grand universe; these are
0:2.9 would be advisable to r it to the person of the Father
0:2.10 Deity may, or may not, r. to divinity personalities.
1:1.5 Creator association and r. to God as “our Father.”
6:0.4 to r. to the “Father’s first personal, universal, and
8:5.6 consistent to r. to the liaison of all spiritual ministry
11:9.2 We commonly r. to the central Isle as belonging to
12:3.8 These calculations all r. to absolute gravity; linear
18:2.4 as upward, but it would be more correct to r. to the
21:0.3 Sometimes we r. to the sovereign of your universe
33:3.7 not altogether out of place to r to the Universe Spirit
41:7.2 (All these temperatures r. to your Fahrenheit scale.)
42:2.9 pure energy; on Uversa we r. to it as SEGREGATA.
42:2.15 we r. to the realm of universe power as GRAVITA.
49:5.19 This classification does not r. to the one-, two-, and
52:4.6 By self-government we r. to the highest type of
93:5.1 it is not a mistake to r. to Abraham as a chosen
105:2.1 By absolute reality we r. to the existential persons of
107:2.1 We often r. to the different orders as follows:
108:6.3 The “image of God” does not r. to physical
123:2.3 we will r. to this as his fifth (calendar) year of life.
126:3.10 To what event did these prophecies r.?
135:5.6 Messiah could not possibly r. to one who merely
136:1.1 went so far as to r. to the Messiah as the “Son of
136:9.8 the conclusion that such utterances did not r. to him.
138:8.4 “Only those who heard the voice may r. to it.
139:0.4 When your records r. to these messengers of the
139:4.4 to r. to himself as the “disciple whom Jesus loved.”
140:5.16 he did not r. to outward or ostentatious mourning.
160:1.10 I r. to that which he so consistently practices, and
162:7.2 to another’s rule; I r. to the liberties of the soul.
169:4.1 Never did Jesus r. to his Father as a king.
170:4.15 promises may, or may not, r. to the same event.
174:4.6 the interpretation of this Psalm so as to make it r.
174:5.3 But truly did the Prophet Isaiah r. to this people
185:2.5 laws; therefore he sought to r. the case back to their
188:4.7 redeemer, it is wholly correct to r. to him as a savior
referee
25:2.10 Hence these commissions are called r. trios.
25:2.12 These r. trios do not pass upon matters of eternal
25:3.6 The r. trios are not so much concerned with personal
25:3.9 avail themselves of the help and decisions of the r.
37:6.6 No longer must you constantly r. the conflicting
39:4.5 appearing before the r. trios of the conciliating
43:5.9 The Most High r., the Vorondadek Son intrusted
refereeing
103:5.5 the intricate problem of r. the contest between the
referees
37:8.6 These r. are registered on Uversa; the exact number
40:8.3 the survival r. of the Creator Son are convened.
70:11.13 encounters; the judges were merely umpires or r..
reference—noun
9:3.3 Antigravity operates only with r. to material gravity,
10:3.1 occurs this r. to the acts and doings of plural Deity,
11:7.6 upper and a lower limit to horizontal space with r. to
12:4.14 such reckonings with r. to the realms of outer
23:4.5 co-ordination with, and with r. to, the vast energy
27:5.2 their chief function is that of r. and verification.
33:7.4 This has no r. to death as it obtains on Urantia, but
49:2.21 are classified with r. to heat-regulating mechanisms.
56:4.5 Philosophically, cosmically, and with r. to differential
70:11.7 R. to precedent in court decisions represents the
74:8.8 later editors, intending to eradicate all r. to human
74:8.8 to remove the telltale r. to Cain’s emigration to the
93:5.2 the fact that Palestine was centrally located with r.
101:4.5 While statements with r. to cosmology are never
103:2.5 When it is said that the child is positive, r. is made to
117:3.5 with r. to certain universe potentialities it is a fact.
121:8.10 John supplied his material from memory and by r.
128:6.7 judicious statement with r. to the provocative nature
135:7.2 made r. to “another one who is to come after me”
136:5.6 limit his personal earth activities with r. to space,
140:8.21 seldom did Jesus make r. to moral delinquency.
143:6.1 he said in r. to the preaching of John the Baptist.
143:6.3 the woman at Jacob’s well, but he made no r. to
145:2.13 avoided all r. to these so-called acts of “casting out
150:3.1 making r. to Miriam, Deborah, Esther, and others.
155:2.3 Jesus made further r. to the parable of the sower and
157:7.4 disposed to regard this statement as a veiled r. to
158:2.2 Peter sought to avoid r. to his death and resurrection
159:2.2 the kingdom, while in the other case r. was made to
160:5.13 True religion has r. to destiny and reality of
161:2.6 his death, some mystic r. to his future glorification
169:4.5 And when the Master made r. to his Father as God,
170:4.7 which of these five phases he may have r. to when he
172:2.1 swords concealed, but he made no r. to this fact.
182:2.4 The Master’s comment in r. to Judas, spoken in the
reference – adjective
25:4.18 technical or legal r. minds of the spiritual world.
27:5.5 In constituting themselves the living r. library of
28:6.4 The Significance of Origins are the living ready-r.
72:4.1 the student may consult the necessary r. books.
118:5.1 the intellectual r. point of mortal comprehension,
references
127:2.8 Jesus made several veiled r. to his “life mission”
178:2.1 these r. to an extended future of gospel activities.
196:2.5 with the tendency to omit from the record those r.
referendum
72:7.7 a three-fourths r. is required before any state can
referred
1:1.5 On your constellation headquarters God is r. to as
1:1.6 and r. to him as the one who “inhabits eternity.”
1:7.1 he r. to a personal Deity–the Father in heaven.
6:1.3 Had the New Testament writer r. to the Eternal Son,
8:5.5 the spirit presence of the Infinite Spirit is often r. to
26:11.5 Unthinking mortals have r. to the manifestation of
33:7.4 it must be r. to the tribunals of Orvonton, and if
33:8.5 advisory councils are r. either to the Salvington
36:4.8 concerning the midsonite races are always r. to the
37:3.6 sometimes r. to as the “archangel of Michael.”
38:3.1 are never called seraphim, neither are they r. to as
43:0.1 Urantia is commonly r. to as 606 of Satania in
43:3.4 know exactly who is r. to by the term “Most High.
48:6.33 being “caught up to the third heaven,” he r. to that
66:2.3 —sometimes r. to as the Caligastia one hundred.
88:6.2 one’s own cult, and it also r. to older ghost beliefs.
93:2.4 he was often r. to as the sheik, or king, of Salem.
103:5.6 Jesus r. to such a paradox when he said:“Whosoever
107:0.7 they are often r. to as Thought Controllers.
107:4.5 has been r. to as that “true light which lights every
107:7.1 these marvelous Father fragments are commonly r.
128:7.5 Whenever this subject was r. to, Jesus only replied,
134:6.15 They never suspected that the oft-r.-to lectures of
135:6.7 (The twelve stones to which he r. were the reputed
137:7.6 Pharisees r. to themselves as the “associates.”
139:7.2 commonly r. to Matthew as the “money-getter.”
140:5.12 Jesus r. more to that faith which man should have
140:10.4 I r. not to ease of deception, mere willingness to
146:2.14 he explained that he r. to praying sincerely and in
149:6.11 I have so often r. to the little child as illustrative of
151:3.13 Jesus said the parable r. to two things: First, it was
158:2.2 perceive that he r. to John the Baptist as Elijah.
159:5.11 offer the other garment, Jesus r. not so much to a
163:6.2 they r. to the wonderful cures they had wrought in
165:0.3 r. to by the Jews as “the land beyond the Jordan.”
169:4.1 he always r. to himself as the Son of Man and as
169:4.5 Jesus r. to Deity by only two names: God and Father
169:4.6 Jesus never r. to Deity in any manner other than in
170:2.24 Jesus frequently r. to “the kingdom of God within
170:4.15 Jesus r. one phase of the kingdom to the future
170:4.16 jumped to the conclusion that these promises r. to
171:4.8 When Jesus spoke of “rising,” they thought he r.
173:4.3 perceived that this parable r. to the Jewish nation
173:4.5 they understood that Jesus r. to themselves and the
174:4.4 Jesus spoke the truth when he r. to this lawyer as
179:1.6 an institution which antedated even Moses and r. to
183:2.3 he refused to accede to their request and r. them to
184:3.7 pointed to his body when he made the remark r. to.
185:5.6 of death, should be r. to as “the king of the Jews.”
referring
38:2.2 the sons of God, while r. to the children of the
57:0.2 When r. to an event as of one or two millions of
96:1.7 there grew the practice of r. to this composite Deity
102:6.9 in refunding its current objections by r. what is
122:4.4 as r. to a new Jewish ruler who would sit upon the
126:3.10 to ponder the many statements in the Scriptures r. to
131:10.1 This young man was in the habit of r. to such beliefs
132:0.1 the emperor, r. to Jesus, remarked to the aide
137:2.4 to explain that they, r. to himself, Andrew, James,
141:7.11 r. to the prebestowal instructions of Immanuel.
146:4.6 that they refrain from r. to him as a healer.
147:7.2 And Jesus, r. to a statement by John, answered this
159:1.7 the Scriptures r. to Lamech’s exultation because of
159:2.2 in this case Jesus was r. to man’s personal relation
163:6.2 r. to these, Jesus said: “It is not strange that these
170:5.19 without in any way r. either to the visible church
176:1.6 Jesus’ followers interpreted these predictions as r. to
185:8.1 appeal to their patriotism by r. to Jesus as the
refers
5:2.2 This r. to the personality circuit, whenever, wherever
6:6.1 Mind must be differently defined when it r. to the
30:1.2 the Trinitized Corps, which designation r. to all
49:5.19 it r. primarily to gland chemistry, more particularly
93:9.7 “the angel of the Lord” r. to their numerous visits
159:3.2 against the employment of material influences r.
161:2.9 with the Father in the same manner that he r. to
178:1.2 This distinction of procedure r. to the relations of
refine
95:1.3 Although the Salem teachers did much to r. and
95:1.5 They did much to r. the worship of this goddess,
refined
52:4.5 Such r. peoples well know how to utilize leisure for
66:5.29 The purely military war dances were r. and made to
88:2.8 object of supreme veneration is a form of r. fetishism
92:3.10 evolutionary religion, must ever continue to be r.
98:4.8 Isis and Osiris were more r. and impressive than
128:6.2 Jesus was one of the most robust and r. specimens
130:4.5 Mindless causation cannot evolve the r. and complex
142:6.8 Nicodemus was r., egoistic, and altruistic; but he did
refinement
70:1.20 The first r. of war was the taking of prisoners.
83:6.7 Monogamy contributes to a r. of moral character,
88:2.4 Idols were a r. of fetishism.
refinements
64:7.20 While we appreciate the value of many of the r. of
79:3.8 resulting in the early appearance of many of the r.
81:3.3 no misconception regarding the r. of early urban
reflect
10:7.3 this evolutionary Deity does appear to r. the
14:1.14 These dark gravity bodies neither r. nor absorb light;
17:3.1 Thus they variously r. the natures and characters
19:2.3 They do not r. the wisdom of the Paradise Trinity;
20:7.4 but in Havona they seem more to r. the nature of the
28:5.11 have only to turn their faces downward to r. the
28:5.18 utilize them to r. from one world to another the
28:5.19 these angels, who so unerringly r. the actual moral
28:5.22 available whenever the secoraphic discerners r. with
28:5.22 The discerners can and do r. the presence of the
28:6.13 of Trust unerringly r. to the governing authorities the
46:1.6 The gases which r. this light-energy from the upper
50:2.5 the decrees of such courts r. a highly fatherly and
88:2.9 r. the winnowed moral wisdom of many centuries,
92:2.1 evolutionary religion does r. the changing mores,
97:7.2 Jews invariably distorted these legends to r. honor
112:6.3 the physical body does, to a limited degree, r.
142:2.4 they may r. that their father is angry and filled with
143:7.5 to anticipate the better life ahead and then to r. these
159:4.5 Scriptures always will r. the intellectual, moral,
reflected
17:3.8 on a local universe headquarters is inherently r. to
17:3.8 everything of local universe significance is r.
25:2.3 all Master Spirits are r. on the superuniverse capitals,
28:5.20 they are face to face with the naked soul of the r.
28:5.21 receiving the breath of life, are instantly r. on high;
46:1.4 these energies are r. back and down as a gentle,
67:7.8 local disturbances as they are r out upon the universe
71:8.1 moral stamina of a people are all faithfully r. in
86:5.17 This philosophy of human existence was later r. in
89:3.6 his personal views are r. in the teachings which he
93:9.9 which they deemed r. great honor upon Abraham.
107:3.7 I have often r. that it would be quite useless for me
110:6.7 conquest of these levels of cosmic evolution is r. in
125:6.13 Joseph was puzzled, but Mary, as she r. on these
126:1.6 economic condition of the Nazareth family was r. in
131:3.1 Ganid did find some record of earlier beliefs which r.
139:8.3 and this was r. in Thomas’s adult experience.
166:0.2 the gospel from this time on r., not so much Jesus’
178:2.10 And after Judas had r. for a moment, he answered:
189:1.3 both are the r. shadow of enduring spirit reality.
reflectible
28:4.7 No other order of sonship is thus “r.,” and no other
28:5.22 and knowledge of the Father fragments are not r..
reflecting
25:2.2 Out of these episodes, r. the sevenfold nature of
25:2.4 superuniverse becomes like a gigantic mirror r. the
28:6.21 In r. other qualities of divinity, the superuniverse
46:1.6 the escape of the terrestrial broadcast waves, r. them
72:9.5 4. There are five brackets of suffrage r. the average
117:7.6 to a limited degree anticipate future evolution by r.
119:0.2 the Paradise Sons are r. the divine nature of their
125:2.2 inclusion of remarks mildly r. the impressions made
reflection—see reflection of
24:7.8 Havona Servitals are thus, in actuality, a r. in the
43:6.6 have a violet or orchid tinge of varying hue and r..
44:6.3 make the ten thousand color tones of spirit r. peal
81:2.2 no leisure which could be devoted to thoughtful r.
103:5.5 predicated on spiritual insight–genuine religious r..
117:5.1 and quantities of the cosmos do find their deity r.;
123:3.3 earthquake caused by God, but a moment’s r.
130:2.7 leads to decision-conduct based on intelligent r..
132:3.5 And all such true faith is predicated on profound r.,
167:5.7 pursues his earth mission alone is in no way a r. on
190:4.2 be left alone for a few more hours of solemn r. and
192:2.2 the value of meditation and power of intelligent r..”
196:0.4 living faith of Jesus was more than an intellectual r.,
reflection of
0:7.7 God the Supreme is the personal spirit r of the triune
6:5.4 there does appear a very limited r. of the creative
17:3.1 to achieve the perfect r. of all phases of every
20:1.13 Here is a divine r. of that absolute drawing power of
28:5.11 perceiving a r. of the wisdom of divinity and the
42:12.14 the physical counterpart is the time-space r. of the
54:5.8 the wisdom of the Union of Days is the time r. of the
56:10.17 Universal beauty is the recognition of the r. of the
84:3.2 womankind during the Old Testament era is a r. of
86:5.14 The r. of oneself in the water was also sometimes
92:3.1 mores of the anthropomorphic gods are a r. of the
94:6.10 true pattern of temporal civilization is the mirror r.
95:1.10 The Book of Job is a fairly good r. of the teachings
105:2.7 this unity is the outward r. of the absolute oneness of
108:6.3 the Father, the r. of the image of God abroad in
115:6.8 that, as a finite r. of Paradise Deity, the Supreme is
116:6.6 the evolution of the parts is a segmented r. of the
117:0.4 individuals of the grand universe evolve as a r. of the
117:1.8 Such creature affection is a true r. of the love of the
195:0.8 the echo of the life bestowal of Jesus and the r. of his
reflections
9:3.7 they are not r., derivations, or repercussions of
11:9.5 Patterns are never r.; they are duplications–
14:6.23 the power-personality synthesis of the finite r. of the
25:2.2 function the seven r. of the Seven Master Spirits.
44:6.4 These impulses are in reality the superb r. of the
111:0.3 breath, shadows and with r. of the self in water.
115:3.1 cosmos, must content himself with distorted r.
117:4.1 vicissitudes of time in the evolutions of space are r.
125:0.6 If you, my earthly father, possess such human r.
130:4.1 the material things of the world are shadowy r. of
186:2.8 Jesus would not so much as cast r. of insincerity
reflectivating
53:2.3 the Union of Days had been r. to Uversa that all
Reflectivator
30:1.110 The Unnamed R. Liaisons of Majeston.
Reflectivators
15:10.21 the Ultimate, the unnamed liaison r. of Majeston,
reflective—see Reflective Image Aids; Reflective Spirit(s)
6:2.4 the Son is r. of all the Father’s holiness of character.
9:1.7 a being equal to God in divinity, r. of the Son’s
9:7.2 in the amazing performances of the r. personalities
10:8.2 eventuating act of the Ultimate and is probably r.
13:0.3 are highly r. of the spiritual luminosity of the central
15:9.5 The r.-service circuit of the seven Reflective Spirits
16:6.6 nonfactual, r. conclusions based on cosmic response.
16:6.9 constitutive in the self-consciousness of r. thinking.
16:6.10 These three basic factors in r. thinking may be
17:1.10 presence of Majeston, the chief of all r. spirit groups.
17:2.2 Therefore, when the cycle of r. creation had run its
17:3.1 the capitals of the superuniverses at the r. focus of
17:3.11 the r. organization acts as a segregated unit; but on
17:4.3 They are true images, wholly r. of the personality
17:4.3 some being of the r. nature will be interposed
18:1.3 Divinington affairs are r. of the personal character
18:1.3 The ten directors who rule Ascendington are r. of
19:3.1 They are not r. of the divine counsel of the Trinity;
19:4.1 They are not merely r. of the decisions of perfection;
25:2.1 a definite superuniverse technique of r. response to
25:2.2 perfectly r. of just one of the Seven Master Spirits.
28:3.2 they are not directly r. of the beings and entities,
28:3.2 even if we had no other proof, the r. performances
28:4.2 this same r. technique keeps each one of them in
28:4.2 are thus perfectly r. of the authority above and are
28:4.4 truly and automatically r. of the Conjoint Actor
28:4.6 the remarkable gift of being r. of the minds of these
28:4.9 attuned to cosmic mechanisms of r. perfection and
28:4.9 may enjoy the r. presence of all those exalted beings
28:4.11 conscious of the phenomenon of r. transference,
28:4.12 they work in liaison with the angels of the r. voices
28:4.12 synchronizing the r. vision of the Ancients of Days
28:5.1 Seconaphim of the secondary order are no less r.
28:5.2 The seven r. types of secondary seconaphim are
28:5.6 and so with the six other types of these r. angels.
28:5.7 In specialized r. service the Voices of Wisdom are
28:5.7 superb beings are so r. and selective, so sensitive,
28:5.13 seconded by their r. associates, the Unions of Souls
28:5.13 these seconaphim remain in r. liaison with the
28:5.15 This is the first group of these r. geniuses to be
28:5.15 Especially are they r. of the superaphic intelligence
28:5.15 they are selectively r. of the counsel of all beings,
28:5.17 These angels are highly r. of the attitude of the
28:5.19 advisers of the Havona circle and these r. angels.
28:5.19 when it is subjected to their r. scrutiny, these
28:5.20 that these r. angels thus function intuitively,
28:6.1 angels are created serially and in seven r. types,
28:6.3 series of r. seconaphim who can instantly portray
28:6.21 truth is literally and strikingly illustrated by the r.
28:6.21 but the r. estimates of greatness and of goodness
28:7.3 and freely r. of the sure knowledge and wisdom of
28:7.4 full privilege of using these angels of the r. order
28:7.4 When your world is once more restored to the r.
28:7.4 this functional curtailment of their r. associates.
30:3.4 transformers and transmitters, as well as of the r.
37:8.10 The r. seconaphim are encountered wherever the
39:5.11 During moments just prior to physical death a r.
43:6.1 universe headquarters is more r. of spiritual glory,
54:6.1 it should be clear to all r. thinkers that the technique
56:8.4 All creational phenomena are r of antecedent creator
69:2.5 and Buddha became a r. devotee of leisure.
70:10.8 R. thinking should make it clear that no divine being
100:1.8 r. meditation on cosmic meanings, worshipful
100:5.10 of spiritual meditation is to be found in r. worship
102:4.5 The r. powers of the mind are deepened by worship.
112:2.11 and wisdom is lost in enlightened and r. worship.
112:3.2 the Censors and their r. associates have verified
112:4.1 a r. contact is made with the supervisors of both
112:4.12 if the Universal Censors and their r. associates on
115:6.5 r. of the outward, diverging motion of the Supreme,
116:4.4 he is in r. contact with the Reflective Spirits of his
117:6.15 superuniverse r. of the nature of that Master Spirit.
117:7.7 perfected creations begin to be r. of the emerging
130:2.8 to the human will, inasmuch as it is not r.–it is not
130:2.10 that every r. human being can become creative.
131:3.5 But whoso is thoughtful, prudent, r., fervent, and
132:7.9 That which the enlightened and r. human imagination
133:6.5 “The soul is the self-r., truth-discerning, and spirit-
133:7.7 ideas are sensations plus the r. interpretations of the
133:7.8 the conclusions of intelligent and r. interpretations.
133:7.11 the truly r. human intellect is not altogether bound
133:8.2 Jesus became sober and r. as he drew near Palestine
140:0.3 apostles were silent; even Peter was in a r. mood.
140:3.1 practices which are r. of my ideals of mortal living
195:10.12 Christianity still contrives to move the minds of r.
196:3.20 Every time man makes a r. moral choice, he
Reflective Image Aids
15:10.2 abiding places of the Reflective Spirits and the R..
15:10.20 7. The seven R.–the spokesmen of the Reflective
15:10.21 The R. also function as the representatives of groups
17:0.6 4. The R..
17:0.11 they are in personal communication through the R.
17:3.4 of each superuniverse are the creators of their R.,
17:4.0 4. THE REFLECTIVE IMAGE AIDS
17:4.1 The forty-nine R. were created by the Reflective
17:4.1 the production of their seven R., each Reflective
30:1.60 4. The R. Image Aids.
30:2.18 4. The R. Image Aids.
Reflective Spirit
17:2.2 when the forty-ninth R. had personalized, then a new
17:4.1 Image Aids, each R. Spirit creating his own Aid.
17:8.1 Whether it is a R. Spirit group in liaison with the
Reflective Spirits
9:8.3 who acts through the seven R. situated at the capital
9:8.17 2. The R. of the Superuniverses.
15:9.5 2. The reflective-service circuit of the seven R. in
15:10.2 The headquarters are the abiding places of the R.
15:10.20 7. The Image Aids–the spokesmen of the seven R.
16:3.3 He is always in personal liaison with the seven R. at
16:3.5 He is always in liaison with the seven R. situated at
16:3.7 is always in liaison with the R. at the headquarters
16:3.9 He is always in personal liaison with the R. of the
16:3.11 This Spirit is always in liaison with the R. at the
16:3.13 This Spirit is always in liaison with the R. at the
16:3.20 This Master Spirit is always in liaison with the R.
17:0.4 3. The R..
17:0.11 reveal themselves through the channel of the R.
17:2.1 The R. are of divine Trinity origin.
17:2.1 Seven of these extraordinary personalities were
17:2.2 Paradise center of all the work of the forty-nine R.
17:3.0 3. THE REFLECTIVE SPIRITS
17:3.1 The forty-nine R. are of Trinity origin, but each of
17:3.1 reason it is necessary to have seven of these R. on
17:3.1 These groups of seven dissimilar R. maintain
17:3.2 The R. have names, but these designations are not
17:3.4 with the exception of Majeston and the R., are all
17:3.4 The R. of each superuniverse are the creators of
17:3.5 The R. are not merely transmitting agents; they are
17:3.5 they are retentive personalities as well.
17:3.5 personalities belonging to the vast staff of the R..
17:4.1 Reflective Image Aids were created by the R.,
17:4.1 The first creative act of the seven R. of Uversa was
17:4.1 perfect reproductions of their R. Mother Spirits;
17:4.1 as the channel of communication between the R.
17:4.2 The R. themselves are true personalities but of
17:8.2 The R., collectively, are the mother-makers of a
17:8.7 4. Through the R. they synchronize the governments
22:8.5 the R. of the superuniverses, and the Mother Spirits
25:2.2 portray the natures of these R. to material minds.
25:2.2 is a simultaneous focalization upon one of the R.
25:2.2 none but the R. of the seventh order would
25:8.2 the superuniverse R., and by Majeston of Paradise.
26:1.13 Seconaphim, the children of the R., variously serve
28:0.1 however, these children of the R. are much more like
28:3.1 The secoraphic hosts are produced by the seven R.
28:3.2 of the superuniverses are the offspring of the R.,
28:4.4 True, the seven R. are there, but these mothers of
28:4.5 superuniverse capital by some one of the seven R. of
28:4.8 to the established universe technique of the R..
30:1.6 3. The Seven Orders of R..
30:2.17 3. The Seven Groups of R..
37:9.12 agents of the Ancients of Days and the seven R.
40:10.2 so is his “fusion spirit” implemented in the R. of
40:10.2 unmistakably revealed in those children of the R.–
116:3.2 the Creative Spirit in a local universe through the R.
116:4.3 ancestral Trinity in the cocreation of forty-nine R.,
116:4.4 the Master Spirits continue in supervision of the R..
116:4.4 contact with (and has overcontrol of) the seven R.
116:4.4 he is in reflective contact with the R. of his own type
reflective-service
15:9.5 2. The r. circuit of the seven Reflective Spirits in
reflectively
15:2.9 universes are administered indirectly and r. from
27:5.5 Only by indirection and r. are the benefits of
28:3.2 They are r. responsive to all of each phase of every
28:4.5 Collectively, they are only r. present; therefore do
28:5.7 also r. see the very beings, of high or lowly origin,
28:5.16 By nature these beings are r. attuned to the
reflectivity—see reflectivity service(s)
6:4.8 the Conjoint Actor, is fully cognizant of the vast r.
9:7.0 7. UNIVERSE REFLECTIVITY
9:7.1 This is the phenomenon of universe r., that unique
9:7.1 focalize, by r., all this information and knowledge
9:7.1 The action of r. is shown in perfection on each of
9:7.1 R. finally focalizes on Paradise.
9:7.2 The phenomenon of r., as it is disclosed on the
9:7.2 in the extraordinary phenomenon of universe r.
9:7.3 Much of the technique of r. we comprehend, but
9:7.4 certain features of the phenomenon of r. can be
9:7.4 If the Supreme is not concerned in r., we are at a
9:7.5 R. appears to be omniscience within the limits of the
9:7.5 If this assumption is true, then the utilization of r. in
13:1.10 Spiritington involve impenetrable mysteries of r..
13:1.10 of the vast and universal phenomenon of r.,
13:1.10 R. is a secret of God the Spirit.
13:1.10 You have been instructed concerning r. functions
13:1.10 r. is also an indispensable feature of the normal
14:6.36 Daughter Spirits derive great satisfaction from the r.
15:10.2 beings conduct their tremendous r. operations,
16:4.15 7. The r. mechanism of the local universes and the
17:1.10 through the unique functioning of universal r..
17:2.0 2. MAJESTON–CHIEF OF REFLECTIVITY
17:2.2 Majeston, the r. chief and Paradise center of all the
17:2.3 the personal and infallible center of r. phenomena in
17:3.3 The attribute of r., the phenomenon of the mind
17:3.3 disclose these powers of co-ordinate universal r.
17:3.6 but the true spiritual records are assembled by r.
17:3.7 The r. organization is also the news-gathering and
17:3.7 It is in constant operation in contrast with the
17:3.9 do not participate in the operation of the universal r.
17:4.1 are virtual duplications minus the attribute of r..
17:4.3 ascending mortals do not intimately contact with r.
17:8.7 with Majeston, the Paradise center of universal r..
18:3.5 are the superuniverse focal points of the r. system.
23:2.16 cannot be obtained by Gravity Messengers, r., or
23:3.1 to utilize the broadcast service or the r. mechanism
24:2.2 be able to maintain perfect synchrony with the r.
28:3.2 Spirits, and therefore r. is inherent in their nature.
29:4.37 They are to the physical universe what the vast r.
34:3.4 her collaboration with the mysterious function of r..
34:3.5 acts timelessly within his own universe and by r.
43:0.1 r. to the superadministration of the Ancients of Days
43:1.11 for portraying superuniverse r. to assembled groups
46:3.3 the Uversa friends add the r. phenomena to the
55:12.4 possibly be involved in the technique of universe r.,
108:1.2 the r. technique extending inward from the capitals
117:3.11 in the matter of universe r. had been exhausted,
117:4.9 over the inscrutable mechanisms of universe r..
117:5.9 and through the provisions of superuniverse r., you
reflectivity service(s)
17:2.3 with the co-ordination and maintenance of the r. in
17:3.4 The personnel of the r., with the exception of
17:3.8 The r. from the universes of time up to the
17:3.10 range of the extra-Paradise r. seems to be limited by
22:2.7 their headquarters through the superuniverse r..
52:6.8 universe broadcasts and the r. of the superuniverse.
108:1.8 of data supplied by the superuniverse r..
reflector
140:4.5 one’s vocation can be utilized as an effective “r.”
reflectors
26:3.8 the r., these “living newspapers” of Havona are
28:5.13 the Perfectors of Wisdom, are these r. of the ideals
28:6.8 The mercy r., with their tertiary associates, engage
28:6.21 r. of greatness and of goodness work together,
reflects
8:2.1 The Infinite Spirit r. in perfection not only the nature
102:8.4 the eternal social or racial mirror which faithfully r.
109:6.6 This same Adjuster now r. in the inscrutable nature
112:6.9 The soul of survival value faithfully r. the qualitative
131:7.3 hypocrisy, with a soul which r. truth like a mirror.
195:7.16 which eternity r. as the reality shadows of time.
reflex
36:5.6 the primitive physical and inherent r. instincts,
62:6.3 intuition could function in the instinctive and r.
92:4.3 ghost-spirit world–the human belief-r., excited by
100:1.8 spiritual stimuli, a sort of conditioned spiritual r..
108:2.11 such bestowals are determined by some cosmic r.
reform—noun
91:5.2 cities, nations, and whole races to mighty efforts of r
95:1.6 failed in their effort to bring about this social r.,
97:9.19 the r. did not succeed until the country landlord
97:9.25 the Hebrews rejoiced that their magic of r. had
132:4.4 for some project of teaching, social r., or religious
175:4.6 2. His zeal for temple r. struck directly at their
reform—verb
77:2.12 when the Egyptians undertook to r. the calendar,
87:3.4 One Roman emperor tried to r. these practices by
93:4.15 Jesus, Melchizedek did not attempt to r. the mores
96:3.3 No leader ever undertook to r. and uplift a more
97:10.7 destroying all ritual, they would do better to r. it.
140:6.6 I have come not to r. the kingdoms of this world
153:2.2 amend your ways and r. your doings and obey the
reformation
98:2.5 notably Pindar, attempted the r. of Greek religion.
99:7.1 man must go on with his r. of philosophy and his
196:2.1 Some day a r. in the Christian church may strike
reformer
95:5.11 the priests, long after the young r. had passed on.
97:1.1 a better opportunity for Samuel to function as a r..
97:1.3 Samuel was a practical r. who could go out in one
97:3.6 The prophet began as an agrarian r. and ended up by
97:4.2 Amos was not merely a restorer or r.; he was a
140:8.10 Jesus was not, therefore, a political r..
140:8.15 Jesus was not an economic r., although he did call
140:8.21 Jesus was not even a moral r..
reforming
95:1.8 in the apparently worthy cause of r. the mores,
reforms
71:1.22 The harm to society consisted not in these r.
87:2.10 The Iroquois Indians made many r. in funeral
96:5.1 Moses attempted to introduce many r. in Israel
97:2.1 And he carried forward his r. in the face of the
97:9.25 Judahites started social r., such as releasing slaves,
99:0.1 In past ages, since social r. were largely confined to
99:0.3 Religion did approve the occasional social r. of past
99:3.6 after all religious in the propagation of their social r..
refrain – see refrain – imperative
13:1.20 we r. from discussing the secrets of such closely
65:1.8 vows; that is, they must pledge themselves to r.
72:7.2 the plan of government to r. from interfering.
89:5.7 it was customary to r. from eating near relations;
123:1.3 They agreed to r. from all mention of these matters
124:2.8 Jesus was a born teacher and simply could not r.
135:1.1 let the hair grow, and to r. from touching the dead,
135:12.2 agree either to leave the domains of Herod or to r.
136:7.1 but to r. from all superhuman intervention when
138:3.7 the Zealots’ movement, prevailed upon Simon to r.
142:4.2 to r. from this and take care not to do that, but
145:3.7 consistent policy to r. from exhibiting his creator
147:8.4 And all this he will do if you r. from oppression,
149:2.5 they r. from placing such emphasis on the differences
157:5.3 Jesus decided to r. from further efforts to convince
164:1.4 “He who showed mercy,” that he might r. from
164:3.15 to r. from despising or neglecting material means in
167:4.7 not persuade him to r. from going into Judea,
172:5.7 that they would r. from placing him under arrest.
179:1.8 had sufficient emotional control to r. from publicly
186:2.6 Pilate, the onlooking celestial hosts could not r. from
187:1.6 could not r. from weeping when they saw him
190:3.1 James had not asked Mary to r. from reporting the
refrain—imperative
75:4.4 been warned by the archangel custodian to r. from
120:2.9 should r. from the formulation of any superhuman
120:3.7 R. from all writing upon permanent materials;
138:8.2 Jesus enjoined his apostles to r. from discussing:
140:5.14 In dealing with children, avoid all deception and r.
140:8.26 Jesus constantly exhorted them to r. from trying to
141:6.2 to r. from all efforts to take something out of the
146:4.6 Jesus’ insistence that they r. from referring to him
152:1.5 you should r. from placing any sort of limitation
163:4.3 2. While ministering to the sick, r. from teaching the
172:2.1 advised the apostles to r. from doing any public
173:3.4 the Master’s injunction to r. from all public teaching
177:4.1 his Master’s specific request to r. from entering
179:5.7 likewise should you r. from contending for greatness
194:4.10 Gamaliel, who advised them: “R. from these men
refrained
53:1.2 subordinate intelligences r. from showing Lucifer
66:6.3 wisely r. from any radical attempts at modifying
88:5.1 Public spitting was r. from because of the fear that
125:2.6 Being thus made conscious of his youth, he r. from
125:2.6 he r. until the Passover celebration had ended and
127:4.2 He r. from placing emphasis on evil by forbidding
137:7.8 as a brotherhood in monasteries, r. from marriage,
139:5.9 he r. from laying hands on his converts in token of
166:2.1 Ordinarily these Jews would have r. from all
173:1.7 r. from participation in what so soon followed,
173:2.1 so overawed the Jewish leaders that they r. from
174:4.6 likewise r. from asking him any more questions
refraining
63:6.4 formed the habit of r. from eating the flesh of the
183:4.2 he persisted in r. from the use of his divine powers
refresh
73:3.3 a “mist would go up” to r. the vegetation of the
102:3.4 welling-up of goodness within his own soul to r. and
144:3.8 tomorrow; R. our souls with the water of life.
144:5.79 R. us day by day with the living waters of the river
156:5.12 escape the harassments of existence–while they r.
158:7.2 when they stopped in the shade to r. themselves.
166:3.5 to partake of the bread of life and to r. themselves
180:3.10 As the Master went aside to r. himself with water,
refreshed
34:6.8 They are spiritually illuminated and r., morally
78:5.3 revived and r. by the newcomers from Mesopotamia,
130:6.6 The travelers were truly rested and r. when they
133:7.1 their destination much rested in body and r. in spirit.
138:5.2 When they had r. themselves, Jesus took the
183:0.1 they had been r. by their short naps, and besides,
refreshing
1:7.1 intelligent worship; it promotes r. trustfulness.
14:5.6 There is a r. originality about this central creation.
24:7.7 It is r. and inspiring to witness their mutual devotion.
27:2.3 have had such long contact and such r. association
27:7.5 the highest joy of Paradise existence; it is the r.
28:5.18 A r. and wholesome rivalry is promoted even among
43:9.5 look back on one of the most beautiful and most r.
47:1.3 your brethren of Paradise attainment, but it is very r.,
48:4.12 it is r. and in a measure amusing to look back upon
48:6.10 the beautiful paths and glorious r. of life everlasting.
84:8.5 r. sleep, rest, recreation, and all pastimes which
94:7.3 moderate teachings of Gautama came as a r. relief.
103:4.1 The atmosphere of the communion provides a r.
107:2.5 enjoying a period of r. association with the Father
124:1.10 In those days rain fell in r. showers from November
127:4.4 in all his administrative rulings a r. elasticity of
141:9.2 the apostles tarried for five days, resting and r.
143:7.8 assumption of r., creative, fraternal, and romantic
146:3.8 it was r. and inspiring for Jesus’ followers to hear
156:0.1 and they rested over the Sabbath day amid these r.
162:8.2 Mary sat at Jesus’ feet drinking in his r. teaching,
162:8.3 both serving in co-operation and both r. your
181:2.9 Jesus said: “It is indeed r. to hear you talk like that
195:3.3 Christianity came with r. comfort and liberating
refreshingly
48:4.14 times when its inhabitants r. resurrect the memories
55:5.6 Life is r. simple; man has at last co-ordinated a
100:7.2 free from affectation; Jesus was always so r. genuine
141:5.2 Your personalities may be r. diverse and markedly
refreshment
48:4.17 Those beings who most need the r. of periodic
124:6.9 They invited the Nazareth family in for r.,
133:3.7 to a friend’s house where we will seek r. and plan
138:6.2 arduous labors of the kingdom and enjoy the r.
143:5.3 in him a well of r. springing up even to eternal life.
160:3.1 to let go of God that he may spring forth to the r.
166:4.1 when on a journey, to pause at midday for rest and r.
refuge
2:6.3 “God is good; he is the eternal r. of the souls of men.
4:1.4 “The eternal God is our r., and underneath are the
49:3.3 inhabitants must take r. in their special structures
59:6.9 marine animals of those ages took temporary r. in
69:4.4 in some countries were later known as “cities of r..”
94:8.1 made public profession of the faith by reciting the R.:
94:8.1 “I take my r. in the Buddha;
94:8.1 I take my r. in the Doctrine;
94:8.1 I take my r. in the Brotherhood.”
96:4.6 when he said, “The eternal God is your r., and
102:2.8 present the nearest r., the best avenue of escape.
127:0.3 thus forever Jesus became the understanding r. for
127:0.4 the understanding r. of the beings of all ages and of
131:2.3 God is our r. and strength, a very present help in
131:4.3 “God is the sure r. of every good man when in
131:4.4 He is the supreme r. of the universe and guardian
131:8.5 The Supreme is the secure r. for all creation;
145:3.8 he sought r. in appeal to his Father’s will.
148:5.5 The eternal God is your r., while underneath are
148:5.5 ‘The Lord also is a r. for the oppressed, a haven of
148:5.5 of the needy in his distress, a r. from the storm,
148:6.9 Next Job took r. in the consolation of a future life
152:5.3 and pour out your heart to him, for God is your r..
155:5.9 established religions of authority afford a ready r. to
155:5.11 Tradition is a safe r. and an easy path for those
refugees
74:8.9 the neighboring Philistines, who were political r.
133:3.12 This couple were Jewish r. from Rome, and they
refunding
102:6.9 in r. its current objections by referring what is
refusal
100:1.8 r. to presume on divine mercy, living as in the
100:4.1 conflict persists only in the face of r. to espouse the
127:2.2 Jesus’ r. had the effect of keeping out many of his
127:2.3 went so far as to intimate that his r. to espouse the
148:5.3 his persistent r. to walk in the better ways of the
153:1.6 his prompt and unequivocal r. to be made king.
154:2.1 This r. to accede to the Jerusalem decree was
157:7.2 the Pharisees for a sign, bewildered by the r. of his
166:1.4 their r. to see the light and acknowledge the truth,
166:1.11 the Pharisees’ r. to engage in social intercourse with
173:1.11 the r. to employ force to protect the majority of
179:3.3 Peter’s firm declaration of r. to allow Jesus thus to
184:1.5 Annas was considerably disturbed by Jesus’ r. to
refuse—noun
66:5.20 thousands of years to persuade them to burn r..
69:6.4 the benefits of fire because they would not burn r..
171:2.5 is useless; it is fit only to be cast out among the r..
refuse—verb
48:7.6 majority of souls are rich, but they r. to believe it.
48:7.8 to possess power and steadfastly r. to use it for self-
54:3.3 And the Ancients of Days r. to annihilate any being
68:6.10 mothers r. to rear more than two or three children.
69:6.2 backward tribes r. to sleep unless a flame burns
84:7.6 exposed undesired children to die; moderns r. to
88:2.7 sane men and women will r. to accept positive
111:7.3 Why do you r. to be enlightened and inspired by the
124:3.2 the lad was quick to r. all such special consideration.
125:0.6 I r. to believe that my Father in heaven loves me
125:6.12 Though Jesus would many times r. to consent to the
128:4.4 former carpenter of Nazareth who had dared to r.
130:6.3 r. to be dominated by fear like an unthinking
131:10.7 of God while I r. to accept the brotherhood of man.
132:7.4 r. to enter because the noble craft of the Buddha
136:8.1 r. the taunting challenge of his enemies to “show
136:8.6 civilized man, to have power and steadfastly r. to use
138:4.2 R. not therefore to break bread with Pharisee or
140:1.2 many of the children of Abraham will r. to enter this
146:5.2 except you see signs and behold wonders, you r. to
148:4.7 But why do you r. to comprehend the meaning of
148:4.7 And why do you r. to interpret the meaning of the
148:5.1 why you r. to practice healing indiscriminately,
153:2.3 who fears not to point out wherein you r. to walk
155:4.2 Why do we r. to confront the foes of truth?”
156:2.7 but you must r. to harbor even the feelings of guilt.
156:5.18 who r. to grow up, and those who r. to grow old
160:1.7 when problems excite our profound fears, we r. to
162:2.2 they steadfastly r. to accept this new gospel of the
162:7.3 living the truth, and many of you r. to believe.
163:1.4 if the people of any city r. to receive this gospel,
164:4.8 Why do you r. to discern the truth?
166:1.5 You yourselves r. to enter into the way of truth,
166:3.3 And the Son will never r. entrance to any child of
166:3.5 But you who r. this salvation will some day see
166:4.3 why do the rich so many times r. to believe this good
173:3.2 even though they appear to r. the call to repentance
173:3.2 serving the Father while you r. to do the works of
174:5.7 Jews, choose to reject me and to r. my teachings,
174:5.7 they who reject me and r. to receive my teaching
175:1.1 has not opened the eyes of those who r. to see light,
175:1.12 You r. to enter the kingdom and at the same time do
175:1.14 You who r. to show mercy, can you hope for mercy
177:4.11 cowardice as the motive which led him to r. to
179:3.9 you were not content proudly to r. to wash one
180:6.1 and they r. to receive me when they reject you,
181:2.9 I have told you this many times, Simon, but you r.
184:5.4 2. That he taught the people to r. to pay tribute to
185:1.8 if he dared to r. their demands for Jesus’ death.
185:7.2 Then said Pilate: “Do you r. to speak to me?
191:2.1 How long will you doubt my words and r. to
195:9.5 The modern age will r. to accept a religion which is
195:10.11 The visible church should r. longer to handicap the
refused—see refused – with Jesus
53:6.3 I r. to participate in the projected insult to Michael;
54:5.7 instance they r. to overrule the Michael decisions.
62:5.11 He r. to eat, even when food was brought to him
67:3.2 hundred (including Van) r. to join the insurrection.
69:8.2 captives who r. to accept the conqueror’s religion.
75:6.1 the counsel of the Melchizedeks,but they r. to advise
78:6.6 neighboring tribesmen, r. to leave their homes.
78:8.7 be superior to all other gods, and therefore they r. to
81:2.8 man r. to recognize natural causes as explanations
85:4.1 Sometimes a drowning man would be r. succor for
89:6.2 The people revolted; they r. to obey.
94:1.6 the priests of Vedism, r. to accept the Melchizedek
97:9.21 conspired with the king of Egypt and r. to pay
97:10.6 Though Hebrew theology r. to expand, it played an
109:4.5 What others have lost, in that they r. to survive,
117:6.2 depend on his presence for life, and none are r..”
121:0.1 Andrew steadfastly r. to multiply copies of his
121:2.8 But even in that sad hour the Jews r. to learn that
123:0.6 Joseph’s relatives r. to permit them to make the
126:5.11 But when Herod r. to pay them any of the funds
127:5.6 Rebecca r. to be comforted and importuned her
135:2.3 Since John r. to accept the priest’s allowance due
137:2.2 those who believed in John but r. to accept Jesus.
139:2.6 First Peter r. to let Jesus wash his feet and then,
142:8.1 these eccentric men r. to accept Jesus as a teacher
146:2.3 the Prophet Zechariah: “But they r. to hearken and
146:2.5 scriptures: “I have called and you r. to hear;
148:7.3 But Herod r. to take action against Jesus, advising
148:9.2 But the paralytic r. to accept defeat; he directed
149:2.12 Only three men who received his personal call r. to
150:0.2 the apostles of Jesus r. to bind themselves by such a
152:2.1 more than one half of his disciples r. to leave him,
152:2.4 Passover, and they simply r. to be disappointed.
152:3.3 the Mark lad, spoke, “And he r. to be our king.”
152:4.4 episode was a vision of Peter’s and therefore Luke r.
154:0.1 Herod r. to take action against him as a political
154:0.2 Herod r. to interfere with Jesus’ activities.
154:2.1 rulers of the Hebron synagogue r. to acknowledge
154:3.1 to have Herod place Jesus under arrest, but he r. to
154:6.1 he had always treated his family fairly and Ruth r.
154:7.4 They r. to believe Jesus had escaped them, and while
155:6.5 generation which other generations have r. to hear
156:1.5 But Norana r. to take offense at Simon’s thrust.
162:0.1 very little about Jesus, and they r. him lodging
162:2.9 Eber and his assistants r. to arrest Jesus; they
164:5.3 blasphemy because you r. to believe me when I
166:3.4 Having r. to enter the kingdom as a spiritual
166:3.4 but you r. all such proffers of mercy; you rejected
166:3.4 to you who have r. salvation, the door is shut.
167:6.1 these women r. to depart until the Master laid his
170:3.11 society the world has little known because it has r.
173:2.7 This the Jewish leaders r. to accept and were
173:4.2 But they took counsel among themselves and r. to
173:5.2 had promised to attend, at this time r. to come.
174:5.3 those to whom I first came have r. to receive me.
175:1.7 steadfastly r. to believe the revelation of the truth of
175:4.14 the Pharisees r. to countenance such a procedure.
176:1.2 his people rejected his spiritual bestowal and r. to
177:2.2 Amos’s parents r.; they loved their son so much that
177:4.3 Judas r. to entertain the idea of apparent failure.
179:3.1 who had so recently r. to wash one another’s feet,
180:6.1 They have r. to know the Father by refusing to
183:2.3 he promptly r. to accede to their request and
185:0.3 the Jews, who r. to enter any gentile building
185:1.3 Pilate flatly r. to grant their petition and threatened
185:1.4 When Pilate r. to listen to their protests, they
185:3.1 Did you ever teach that tribute should be r. Caesar?”
186:0.3 his sister Ruth r. to remain behind with the rest of
186:5.2 True, the Father r. to interfere with the march of
189:5.3 when they all r. to believe her report, Mary became
190:1.1 they r. to believe until they were confronted with the
190:1.2 When the apostles r. to believe the report of the
191:5.1 appearances, but Thomas steadfastly r. to believe.
193:3.2 and because Judas r. to trust you, his loyal brethren.
193:4.2 He persistently r. to confide in, or freely fraternize
193:4.3 Judas persistently r. to confide in his brethren.
193:4.10 Judas r. to talk over his difficulties with his friends
194:3.9 he r. to subject the gentiles to these Jewish practices.
195:0.2 Hebrews, as a people, r. to accept either Jesus’
refused—with Jesus
121:8.3 Knowing how consistently the Master r. to write
125:0.2 Jesus virtually r. to go unless his mother would
127:2.2 Jesus asked many questions but r. to join the party.
127:2.5 They were amazed when he r. the honor offered
128:4.7 Jesus always r. to take undue or unfair advantage of
128:5.4 he r. the money, saying: “The house of Joseph has
130:8.4 had given a coin to a street beggar, he r. to pause
132:4.5 Jesus r. to accompany his friends to the baths
133:3.6 Ganid observed that Jesus r. to accompany them
136:7.3 knowing that the Master r. to work in defiance of his
136:8.2 Jesus r. to become a mere wonder-worker.
136:8.8 Jesus r. to prostitute his divine attributes for the
136:8.8 Jesus of Nazareth r. to compromise with evil,
136:9.7 he had again r. the offer of the Zealots to lead
136:9.9 Jesus r. to apply material tests to prove spiritual
136:9.9 when Jesus r. presumptuously to defy natural laws.
136:9.9 Jesus r. to grasp temporal power as the prelude to
139:9.9 when the Master r. to accept a certain rich man as
140:8.4 He absolutely r. to defend himself, and it appeared
140:8.9 Jesus r. to have his attention diverted from his
140:8.14 Jesus r. to lay down laws regarding marriage and
140:8.21 of imparting instruction; Jesus r. to advertise evil.
141:3.3 Jesus r. to participate in any of these conferences;
144:6.2 he steadfastly r. to participate in their discussions,
144:6.7 Jesus had r. to make any pronouncement upon the
144:7.2 why he r. to produce outward signs of his divine
145:4.2 Jesus r. the congratulations and adoration of the
152:2.1 establish a new encampment, but Jesus r. consent.
152:3.3 the Mark lad, spoke, “And he r. to be our king.”
152:4.1 Jesus had never before sent them all away and r. to
153:5.2 worries, when they reached home, Jesus r. to eat.
155:5.6 the Master r. to belittle, though he deplored the fact
157:7.2 disappointed when Jesus r. to be made king,
157:7.2 chagrined when he r. to accept the challenge of the
161:1.3 but the Master r. to enter into their discussions.
167:2.4 differing interpretations, Jesus steadfastly r. to offer
167:4.2 r. to stoop to the performance of material wonders
167:5.3 Though Jesus r. to be drawn into a controversy
167:5.4 And so, while Jesus r. to make pronouncements
169:2.8 but Jesus r. to debate with his enemies.
183:1.2 he steadfastly r. to extricate himself from the cruel
183:4.2 as he r. to allow his friends to defend him,
186:2.2 Jesus steadfastly r. to speak when in the presence
186:2.3 he r. to employ even his purely human powers of
187:2.3 narcotized wine, as thirsty as he was, he r. to drink
188:5.11 Jesus so willingly gave, and which he r. to avoid.
194:3.4 On the cross he r. to drink the deadening drug,
refuses
1:1.2 The Creator r. to coerce or compel the submission
33:5.2 such superb condescension that he r. the worship
48:7.9 lower being who r. to act upon his light of truth.
54:3.3 this rebel against the reality of truth r. to approve the
54:3.3 in his heart the justice of his condemnation but r. to
66:8.6 even the indwelling Adjuster r. to compel man to
102:1.6 The hungry soul of man r. to be satisfied with
117:4.11 To the extent that the human self thus r. to take part
159:1.3 Now if he r. to hear your brethren, you may tell
159:1.3 whole story to the congregation, and then, if he r.
165:4.1 but my brother r. to give me that which is my own
166:4.2 Son of Man consistently r. to employ the forces of
180:3.1 but because you are not, the world r. to love you.
refusing
67:3.5 the Andonite attendants of the disloyal staff r. to go
136:6.4 go on pursuing the policy of r. to defend himself.
157:1.1 entrap them in the act of r. to pay the customary
162:2.3 By r. to hear me, you are r. to receive him who
172:5.4 in permitting this wild acclaim and then in r. to say
180:6.1 They have refused to know the Father by r. to
182:2.3 Nathaniel, in r. to arm himself, said: “My brethren,
refutation
130:4.1 injected no teaching of his own in r. of the Greek
151:3.14 parables as the best possible r. of the studied effort
184:3.8 The very best r. of their false accusations was the
refute
161:2.8 The Master does not hesitate to r. the religious
regain
67:1.3 that his mind has never since been able fully to r. its
127:3.9 Jesus was enabled to r. some of the local prestige
159:3.3 who have lost it, and who really desire to r. it.
185:1.4 Pilate determined to r. this lost prestige and had the
regained
74:0.1 They r. consciousness simultaneously.
182:3.11 the Master had fully r. his customary poise;
regal
169:3.2 died and was buried with great pomp and r.
regard—noun; see regard to, with
10:5.5 The Trinity has r. for those levels of existence which
14:6.10 The God of universes has favorable r. for Havona
61:1.5 nurture, and protect offspring with affectionate r..
63:0.3 the meanings are significant of their mutual r. and
66:5.20 and also because they all held fire in superstitious r..
79:6.7 southern Chinese did not fare so well in this r.,
81:2.8 fire was of little value in this r. to primitive man.
85:1.4 The ancients had a peculiar r. for holes in stones.
97:3.5 Out of this basic difference in the r. for land, there
106:0.16 not just in r. to the present age of the evolutionary
106:6.6 But in r. to the conceivable values of divinity and
106:8.11 and the Consummator of Universe Destiny in r. to all
112:2.7 love connotes mutual r. of whole personalities,
112:5.2 Man’s personality is eternal but with r. to identity
113:2.4 The seraphim develop a sentimental r. for individual
115:6.3 This statement is made with due r. for the
118:10.11 Trinity) manifests r. for the whole, not for the part.
127:5.5 than those of simple brotherly r. and pure friendship.
127:6.1 more of the nature of worshipful and adoring r..
131:7.2 still I have r. for the prayer of the poorest man.
132:5.13 unselfish r. for the distress of the suffering victims
133:3.6 to express himself in r. to the relations of the sexes
134:3.7 effort to show how similar their religions were in r.
136:6.4 in r. to the appetite of the physical nature as
138:8.9 a profound respect and sympathetic r. for every
144:2.5 ‘Though I fear not God nor have r. for man, yet
146:2.2 1. The conscious and persistent r. for iniquity in the
146:3.6 of divine worship and loving r. for one’s fellows.
149:6.6 to the appreciative and affectionate r. of love.
153:2.1 a nation which will have little r. for you.
154:1.3 the time of the lowest ebb in the tide of popular r.
163:4.17 the Jews had a peculiar r. for the number seventy,
184:1.5 Do you have no r. for the power I have in
187:2.6 ridicule, lest any give serious r. to the inscription.
187:3.4 they were astonished at the Master’s tolerant r. of
regard to, with
10:3.7 the three divine personalities with r. to the totality of
12:7.1 operative throughout time and space and with r. to
16:1.2 Number Seven is personally nonfunctional with r.
26:11.1 education of ascending pilgrims, especially with r. to
29:2.11 function both as individuals and conjointly with r.
29:4.30 Energy transmitters can function with r. to all forms
36:5.3 But with r. to the sixth and seventh adjutant spirits
38:8.1 three classes of cherubim and sanobim with r. to
40:0.10 particularly with r. to the mortal creatures of time
41:2.8 They do fairly well with r. to the physical circuits
49:6.7 with r. to the nonsalvable personalities of a realm,
53:7.14 decisions in the many appeals still pending with r. to
103:7.13 the conclusions of consciousness with r. to the
113:2.3 needs and with r. to the status of the angelic pair–
118:1.2 purpose of the creature has become fixed with r.
118:1.2 Number has ceased to have meaning with r. to the
118:10.5 Providence functions with r. to the total and deals
118:10.5 Providential intervention with r. to any being is
130:3.6 eternal God and were much in agreement with r. to
139:4.10 carrying out John’s trust with r. to Jesus’ mother
141:2.1 further instruction with r. to the new kingdom.
regard—verb; see regard, not
0:11.16 Neither do we r. the Universal Absolute as self-
7:1.9 but we hardly r. the reactions associated with the
12:1.16 we r. the master universe as having limitations,
12:2.3 the nebulae which Urantian astronomers r. as
13:2.1 Through all eternity you will r. Ascendington as
13:2.5 would r. Vicegerington as their home, but such is
14:1.18 space levels; we r. these alternate processions of
14:4.11 You might possibly r. these Havoners as material
14:6.31 The Paradise Sons r. the central creation as the home
17:6.10 likewise r. the Universe Mother Spirits as having
23:2.24 The Solitary Messengers r. the assignment to reveal
24:3.3 it is difficult for others to r. them as real persons;
25:8.1 Though serving for what you would r. as an
29:4.34 can function at temperatures which you would r. as
31:1.5 The Havona citizens r. these three destinies as
33:3.7 and to r. the creatures of the realms as their sons and
38:2.3 truly r. a seraphim as a mathematical prodigy.
40:6.3 Urantia mortals are entitled to r. themselves as being
42:12.12 having a spirit, but we r. the spirit as having a body.
47:1.1 They must r. finaliters much as you do the angels in
48:6.35 They respect your newborn morontia will; they r.
65:8.3 they r. evolution as being a long-drawn-out process.
66:4.2 is the tendency of mortals to r. them as gods, but
70:6.4 some Urantia peoples still r. their rulers as having
72:3.4 These people r. the home as the basic institution of
74:1.4 Adam and Eve were duly advised to r. themselves as
74:8.11 much as later peoples r. mythological narratives.
77:4.9 intermarriage with the Adamites, continued to r. the
79:6.3 the initiative of a chieftain whom they came to r. as
79:8.8 folly to r. the past as the exclusive source of truth.
85:2.4 and eastern Russia r. the tree spirits as being cruel.
85:4.2 and Christians r. it as “the bow of promise.”
86:2.5 Men r. a natural occurrence as an accident or as
86:3.3 some civilized races r. disease as having been
87:5.1 spirits were thought to r. man as having manifold
90:3.8 To r. sickness and suffering as “arrows of the
91:7.3 Religious persons must not r. every vivid
93:8.1 to r. him as a demigod, to look upon him as a
97:0.1 to r. the matured concept of Yahweh as a Father,
97:8.5 it is a mistake to r. theologic dogmas and religious
105:3.9 As mortal minds would r. it, the First Source would
107:1.1 can only explain how we r. these Mystery Monitors
110:0.2 I r. the love and devotion of a Thought Adjuster as
111:1.8 And Adjusters so r. and respect it while they strive
114:3.2 angelic hosts r. him as their co-ordinating director,
120:2.2 I would r. it as a fitting climax of your mortal
120:4.5 we r. as a miracle–the operation of universal laws
121:7.3 They could hardly r. with favor the teachings of
122:1.2 Racially considered, it is hardly proper to r. Mary
131:2.8 If you r. iniquity in your heart, the Lord will not
132:5.2 If you honestly desire to r. your wealth as a trust,
132:5.14 dictator as to how other rich men shall r. their wealth
134:4.9 Freewill beings who r. themselves as equals, unless
136:9.1 forbid that he further r. himself as the Messiah,
138:9.1 each one of them, to r. him as the best friend he
139:4.4 to r. himself as the “disciple whom Jesus loved”
139:7.8 his associates might r. his money as being tainted;
139:8.1 knew him intimately to r. him as a trifling skeptic.
146:2.9 needy, and he will r. the prayer of the destitute.”
150:4.2 Beelzebub, how much more shall they so r. those of
151:5.5 never ceased to r. the episode as a nature miracle.
157:5.2 His followers were disposed to r. him as the
157:7.4 he was disposed to r. this statement as a veiled
164:3.15 they must cease to r. miracles as the only method of
171:4.3 could not bring themselves to r. his words as literal;
179:3.9 that the place nearest me, as men r. such honors,
189:1.3 before you r. time as the moving image of eternity
195:7.22 the scientist discovers, and which he comes to r. as
195:10.12 and therefore no man should lightly r. Christianity,
regard, not or never
7:1.9 but we hardly r. the reactions associated with the
13:2.3 universe age I do not r. Vicegerington as my home.
49:4.4 We do not r. a planet as having emerged from
73:7.2 We cannot r. this disappearance of the Garden as
73:7.2 We do not r. the submergence of Eden as anything
98:1.4 and gods which the intelligent Greeks never did r.
110:3.6 You must not r. co-operation with your Adjuster as
125:0.6 the Father cannot so r. his erring children on earth.
134:2.5 No longer did Jesus r. Nazareth as his home.
151:2.8 an allegory, but never again did they r. such
159:4.2 I do not r. the Scriptures as do the rabbis.
171:4.3 could not bring themselves to r. his words as literal;
regarded
1:1.4 Father is known by names which may be r. as
3:0.3 any one characteristic of the divine nature can be r.
3:5.15 the universe, every unit is r. as a part of the whole.
10:5.1 beings may more properly be r. as having functions,
14:1.10 Physically r., the Havona and the Paradise circuits
15:1.4 as direction is r. on Urantia, superuniverse number
15:4.9 The vast star clouds of Orvonton should be r. as
17:6.7 local universe Mother Spirit will be r. as a person
21:4.6 that they are commonly r. as a different order.
22:2.3 higher types of loyalty in a universe crisis is r. as
26:8.3 On Paradise, disappointment is never r. as defeat;
34:1.4 she is so recognized and r. by the Creator Son.
34:4.10 adjutant mind-spirits are hardly r. as personalities
36:5.4 not r. as entities; mind-spirits are more like circuits.
39:3.6 are r. as operating on the mating, complemental,
42:2.13 Puissant and gravity energies, when r. collectively,
42:4.6 Such scarcity of matter is r. as practically empty
49:6.21 this class, the planet is r. as belonging to this series.
50:0.1 so specialized in service that they are commonly r. as
57:6.7 This age may be r. as the era of planetary assembly.
61:2.10 While this family cannot be r. as true lemurs,
64:0.2 to the period commonly r. as the Old Stone Age.
66:1.5 I really r. Urantia as being among the five or six
67:1.4 Error might be r. as a misconception or distortion
68:2.6 where woman was has always been r. as the home
68:6.3 war, famine, and pestilence were r. with less concern
68:6.8 peoples always r. twins as omens of good luck.
69:3.6 They were r. as neutrals during war, and this extra
69:4.3 tribes but r. it as all right to cheat distant strangers.
69:6.4 many of Andon’s descendants r. the flame as a fetish
70:1.5 Early man r. it a virtue to shed alien blood.
70:6.4 The succession of kings was r. as supernatural,
70:6.5 he was r. as too sacred to be viewed except on
70:9.14 What may be r. as right in one age may not be so
70:9.14 so r. as right in one age may not be so r. in another.
70:11.14 not resent what would now be r. as an injustice;
72:5.8 these fixed charges shall be r. as dividends and shall
72:7.2 phases of physical well-being are r. as industrial
74:7.2 Religious and sexual training were r. as the province
75:8.3 Adam should not be r. as the cause of a curse on the
77:2.3 the staff and their early descendants were so r. by
77:2.11 seventy years, and such lives were r. for ages as
77:9.1 Midwayers may be r. as the first group of permanent
80:7.4 physically r., the most beautiful of men since the
82:3.8 The fact that ancient peoples r. it as a disgrace,
82:3.13 In olden days many practices now r. as immoral
83:3.1 the purchase price of a wife was r. as a forfeit or
83:4.2 marriage became more seriously r., the wedding
83:4.5 Thursday being most favorably r., and weddings
83:7.9 The ancients seem to have r. marriage just about as
84:1.4 Deformed or premature babies were r. as the young
84:3.8 to do what had theretofore been r. as woman’s work
84:4.5 Men have long r. women as peculiar, even abnormal.
84:4.7 childbirth as the will of heaven; mothers were r. as
84:6.3 Male and female are, practically r., two distinct
84:6.5 women, far from occasioning concern, should be r.
84:7.3 Now, woman is no longer r. as property, and new
85:3.2 were creatures were r. as half human and half animal,
85:4.2 Likewise, influences r. as beneficent in one part of
85:4.3 that thunder was r. as the voice of an angry god.
85:5.1 In India the stars were r. as the glorified souls of
85:5.2 the sun was r. as the ancestor of their kings.
85:6.2 Early man r. all unusual persons as superhuman,
85:6.2 Even having twins was r. as being either very lucky
86:1.5 prosperity, they were r. as good luck or bad luck.
86:2.6 Primitive man never r. anything as accidental;
86:3.2 while early man r. death as a visitation of some sort.
86:4.3 The breath of life was r. as the one phenomenon
86:4.4 origin, ghosts, or spirits, were r. as superhuman.
86:5.2 that death was finally r. as “giving up the ghost.”
86:5.10 sleep was r. as proving that the ghost soul could
86:5.14 self, and mirrors were r. with superstitious awe.
86:5.15 the eyes have been r. as the windows of the soul.
86:5.17 The early Nodite races r. man as consisting of two
86:6.4 to a changing environment was r. as ill luck,
87:5.14 During these times, dreams were r. as prophetic,
87:6.12 Water was r. as the best protection against ghosts.
88:1.1 Early man r. shooting stars and meteors as indicating
88:1.5 snakes, birds, and swine were also similarly r..
88:1.6 For ages Friday has been r. as an unlucky day and
88:1.8 highly prized fetish; even today it is so r. in Africa.
88:1.9 Hunchbacked and crippled children were r as fetishes
88:2.1 the skeletal remains of saints and heroes are still r.
88:2.6 more especially those which were r. as God’s words;
88:3.4 and kingly office were eventually r. as fetishes,
88:3.4 One man’s opinion, when taken by itself, is not r.
88:5.4 Writing, printing, and pictures were long so r..
88:5.5 The name was r. as an entity, an influence distinct
88:5.5 names; the important one was r. as too sacred to
89:0.1 Primitive man r. himself as being in debt to the spirits
89:1.3 the article resting under ban was r. as unclean,
89:2.4 Community calamity was always r. as punishment
89:3.2 Property was r. as a spiritual handicap.
89:4.8 These barbarians r. the animals as their actual kin.
89:7.4 The ancients r. it as highly elevating to have sex
89:8.7 so some were r. as better prayers than others.
90:0.2 the spirit world was r. as being unresponsive to the
90:1.4 Sleight-of-hand feats were r. as supernatural by
90:2.13 Primitive man r. the shaman as a necessary evil;
90:3.1 Since ancient man r. himself and his material
90:3.2 Since all diseases and death itself were originally r.
90:3.7 dangerous to point a finger at anyone; it is still r.
90:3.8 The Chinese and Mesopotamians long r. disease
90:4.6 Vapor baths were highly r.; natural hot springs soon
90:4.8 secretions, being definitely magical, were highly r.;
92:2.2 religion, novelty has always been r. as sacrilege.
92:2.3 the scriptures of different religions that may be r.
92:2.6 practically all that is now r. as immoral or sinful.
93:2.5 this insignia of three concentric circles became r. as
93:3.3 even Abraham rather r. this symbol as standing
93:9.5 five hundred years many r. the whole narrative as
93:9.5 because of this, r. by his brothers as a dreamer.
93:9.7 scribes r. the term Melchizedek as synonymous with
94:4.5 Siva and Vishnu are each r. by some as supreme
95:1.2 the seventh day was r. as the worst of bad luck.
96:1.1 The early Semites r. everything as being indwelt by a
96:7.4 And when thus r., this group of Psalms constitutes
97:1.6 the Hebrews had r. the favor of Yahweh mainly in
97:4.6 the Israelites r. it as cruelty bordering on treason
97:9.29 much which has been r. as sacred history turns out
98:2.1 A lightly r. and superficial religion cannot endure,
98:7.9 letters to his converts would be r. as the “word of
100:5.6 along with extraordinary dreams, may be r. as
101:2.1 can ever be r. as scientific or even psychological.
101:9.1 No professed revelation of religion could be r. as
106:8.15 The Ultimate consists in a variably r. unity of many
117:2.8 the incompleteness of the Supreme be r. as a virtue
119:4.4 True, all seraphim during that age were r. with
119:4.4 the supreme seraphim r. with special solicitude,
120:3.9 not necessarily perfect as r. by any one man in any
121:2.12 The Galileans were not r. with full favor by the
121:3.5 The upper classes r. them disdainfully, allowing that
121:3.9 The major portion of the populace r. themselves
121:7.3 did not hesitate to clash with dogmas which they r.
124:4.1 cause him to be r. as different from his fellows.
126:3.14 which would lead to his being r. as peculiar or
127:4.1 Mary r. him less as a son; he had become to her
127:5.1 foremost young men of the city and very highly r.
132:4.3 He always r. this six months as one of the richest
132:5.21 Accidental riches should be r. somewhat in the light
133:5.5 to physical things; but neither is to be r. as wholly
134:1.4 Though they all r. James as the head of the family
135:1.2 The Jews r. a Nazarite with almost the respect and
135:4.2 Elijah was the first of the teachers of Israel to be r.
136:1.1 the Jews r. their national history as beginning with
136:2.1 not all who submitted to John’s baptism r.
136:4.9 said in its favor as it might be r. in the light of the
137:4.16 he returned to the people, they r. him with awe;
138:0.1 r. themselves as belonging to Jesus’ inner circle
138:6.5 personalities which most people would have r. as
139:2.15 Peter r. himself as the recipient of high honors when
139:7.7 hosts of downhearted and outcast souls who had r.
139:8.2 Thomas was r. as the leading citizen of this village.
139:12.14 Jesus r. the betrayer only with pity.
140:8.3 clear that the world is not to be r. as an enemy;
141:4.5 1. Diseases –those afflictions commonly r. as
145:1.3 But Jesus’ followers always r. this as a miracle.
146:2.5 I stretched out my hand, but no man r..
146:5.2 and even the apostles r. this episode as a miracle,
146:6.1 people r. as physical healing, miraculous cures.
148:2.1 what should be r. as the kingdom’s first hospital.
149:2.13 hated only by those who r. him as the champion
149:5.5 Jesus hardly r. this world as a “vale of tears.”
150:3.2 a bright and supposedly new star was r. as a token
153:3.7 —the traditions of the elders, all of which were r. as
154:0.2 healed by Jesus, and he r. his as either a prophet
155:6.2 of record which are now r. as the word of God.
157:3.2 and how the different peoples r. their Master.
157:3.5 They told him that he was r. as a prophet or as an
157:5.1 these apostles had variously r. him as the Messiah,
157:6.3 him as the Son of Man and r. him as the Messiah.
157:6.3 majority of his followers still r. him as the Messiah
159:4.8 nothing which human nature has touched can be r.
160:5.1 I have r. religion as man’s experience of reacting to
163:2.11 The Master r. the wise investment of excess
168:3.5 since so many of his believers r. him as the Messiah,
170:2.13 a double viewpoint of the kingdom; they r. it as:
171:3.5 that Jesus was “the resurrection and the life,” r. him
172:5.9 Thomas r. the whole performance as a little childish,
174:4.3 much more to be r. than all the burnt offerings and
175:4.5 popular favor with which the multitude r. Jesus
179:3.9 Is it not commonly r. that he who sits at meat is
180:2.4 believers eventually r. prayer in Jesus’ name as a
188:5.11 whom r. God as a relentless Sovereign of stern
194:2.16 the Creator Son–the Spirit of Truth, generally r. as
194:2.17 Mother Spirit–the Holy Spirit, generally r. as the
194:3.11 now r. the eternal Deity as the “God and Father of
regardful
9:1.3 the Son’s word and in action is eternally r. of the
9:3.7 and indeed the agencies of power are all r. of,
54:1.3 is ever r. of social equity, cosmic fairness, universe
regarding
0:10.1 but we are not certain r. the encompassment of all
3:2.7 the profound ignorance you enjoy r. the existence
5:6.8 r. the eternal destiny of the personality of the
7:6.8 perfection of knowledge at all times r. everything of
8:1.9 and no records are in existence, r. any event prior to
10:1.6 reliable and trustworthy information r. the Father,
10:3.1 R. the endowment of man with the divine Adjusters,
12:3.7 conclusions r. the different gravity systems of the
16:3.8 is the determining influence r. Father-Son policies
16:3.16 for the attitude of the Sevenfold-Spirit-union r. the
19:4.7 this is not the end of our difficulties r. the working
20:4.5 but r. the future appearance of Paradise Sons, not
20:9.5 often led to speculate r. their possible association
21:5.8 There is no penetration beyond their wisdom r. the
21:5.9 matters of special planetary needs, in particular r.
21:6.1 nevertheless, we speculate much r. these matters.
22:10.5 who is the fullness of divine concept r. the problem
22:10.8 intelligent, supremely wise–r. a single idea–and
25:4.15 by instructing the personalities of time r. the forms
25:4.18 advisers of all classes of beings r. the proper usages
25:4.19 Besides counseling r. legal usages, Tech. Advisers
25:5.2 other recorders function r. both formal records and
26:1.16 Supernaphim are limited in “spirit polarity” r. only
26:3.8 by keeping them currently informed r. the affairs
26:10.1 the instructors of the children of time r. the career of
27:3.2 and friendly counsel r. ethical interpretations.
27:4.4 r. the almost endless array of new situations and
28:4.6 really know–the attitude of Michael r. some matter
28:5.9 If confusion arises r. the harmonization of these two
28:5.13 make available current information r. the status of
32:4.8 Sons enjoy intimate and complete knowledge r.
32:4.8 whereby the Father can receive information r.,
33:2.2 executive judgments r. the extinction of personality.
33:6.1 seeks the counsel of Immanuel r. all major problems.
34:1.3 that can be told r. these momentous transactions.
34:3.6 and atone for his inherent limitations r. space,
39:2.6 instruct the morontia graduates on Salvington r.
40:7.3 make a replete statement r. Adjuster-fused mortals.
41:2.7 staffs of physicists and other technical advisers r.
42:2.13 We are quite uncertain r. the exact causes of the
43:3.4 there has been great confusion on Urantia r. the
43:5.13 as a special counselor with the Faithful of Days r. the
44:5.10 cherubim, and sanobim r. the most efficient modes of
47:1.5 custodians of such children r. their instruction and
48:6.30 They serve as instructors r. the efficient techniques
53:2.4 Edentia to confer with the Constellation Fathers r.
53:8.4 have not yet rendered the executive decision r. the
54:5.2 formulate a deliberate and fully chosen attitude r. his
54:6.9 possessed the endowment of freewill choice r. the
55:4.11 the volunteer adviser of the planetary rulers r. the
55:10.11 We are satisfied r. two features of our speculations:
55:11.5 We arrive at conclusions r. the readjustments which
66:5.7 The advisers r. the conquest of predatory animals.
66:5.20 the dissemination of knowledge r. the health-giving
67:8.3 the first inquiry of all subordinate celestial life r. the
70:10.8 ever gave mortal man such unfair instructions r. the
72:3.8 have been duly instructed in the parental schools r.
74:3.3 They learned all the facts r. the utter collapse of the
74:7.3 The teaching in these schools included instruction r.:
74:7.20 for instance, r. the injunction against murder,
77:5.7 midwayers kept Adamson informed r. the welfare of
79:2.6 establishment of rigid restrictions r. intermarriage.
81:3.3 no misconception r. the refinements of early urban
83:0.3 The self-r. and self-gratifying sex relationship entails
83:6.3 the Christian error of r. marriage as a sacrament.
83:8.4 But, r. marriage, which is a human institution, who
84:4.4 Man found it hard to understand woman, r. her
84:5.5 the Edenic teachings r. women’s place in society.
86:4.8 a different idea r. the destiny of the ghost soul.
87:5.7 custom of depreciating complimentary remarks r.
89:5.5 men experienced bitter emotions r. their enemies.
91:4.4 the primitive or immature mind r. such prayers.
91:6.3 to reconcile the scientific doubtings r. the efficacy of
93:9.10 lost sight of the teaching of this emergency Son r.
94:7.6 Gautama wavered r. the Salem gospel of divine
95:5.6 the then existent Aton faith r. the fatherhood and
95:7.1 the misunderstanding of Machiventa’s instructions r.
96:1.1 the teaching of Melchizedek r. a Universal Creator
101:4.2 many of our statements r. the sciences will stand
101:10.6 the impasse in mortal thinking r. the continuing
102:1.3 found in company with obsolete ideas r. the material
102:8.2 R. the status of any religion in the evolutionary
103:3.4 paramount is the feeling r. moral values and social
103:3.4 not the thinking r. theologic dogmas or philosophic
104:1.10 Jesus taught his apostles the truth r. the persons of
105:3.4 R. all actualized, nonspiritual, impersonal, and
106:6.2 But our concepts r. the full function of this second
106:6.4 we are not so sure r. quantitative relationships.
106:8.17 The concept difficulty r. this third member is
107:1.2 Though there are diverse opinions r. the mode of the
110:1.4 Adjuster, while passive r. purely temporal welfare,
112:6.2 difficult to instruct you r. your morontia personality
118:9.7 we have theories r. the operations of the Universal
119:1.4 records of Salvington r. the first Michael bestowal.
120:1.7 as you become progressively self-conscious r. the
120:3.1 after counseling you r. the general conduct of your
121:6.5 Some phases of Paul’s teachings r. original sin
121:7.1 had preconceived notions r. the promised Messiah,
121:7.2 The teachings and practices of Jesus r. tolerance and
121:7.12 all held crude and primitive ideas r. the geography
122:2.5 much perplexed r. the prospective motherhood of
123:3.8 Jesus was assiduously storing up knowledge r. man
123:5.12 And at Nazareth they were also more liberal r. the
123:6.6 science, particularly r. geography and astronomy.
124:1.3 Jesus dared to challenge the chazan r. the teaching
124:2.1 revelation within his own consciousness r. the
124:3.5 why Jesus was so indifferent to all his suggestions r.
124:4.2 if not actual doubt, r. the nature of his mission.
124:4.5 the viewpoints of Joseph and Mary r. the nature of
125:6.3 bade him state his views r. prayer and worship.
126:5.7 to receive the decision of Herod r. the appeal taken
127:2.10 maintained a division of sentiment r. the Son of Man.
127:3.2 James did not fully agree with his mother r. the little
128:6.5 a Roman guard who made improper remarks r. a
129:2.4 consulted with his father, Zebedee, r. the money
129:2.10 Jesus took Zebedee fully into his confidence r. this
130:2.2 never forgot his words of wisdom r. “the living of
130:5.2 Jesus had his first long talk with Gonod r. religion.
130:6.2 your appealing request for help and guidance r.
131:10.1 belief he had arrived at r. God as a result of Jesus’
132:5.15 your decisions r. the bequest of riches to your
133:9.3 Ganid had a long talk with Jesus r. the difference
135:2.1 restrictions of his vow r. contamination by the dead,
135:4.1 of the Nazarite restrictions r. contact with the dead,
136:3.3 and he came forever to destroy all such notions r.
136:3.6 Jesus held converse with Gabriel r. the welfare of the
136:5.4 no such perfect limitations imposed r. time.
136:7.1 Having made his decisions r. such matters as food
136:9.7 now he made his final decision r. those Scriptures
137:4.2 Jesus was thoroughly self-conscious r. his human
139:0.3 Do not make the mistake of r. the apostles as being
139:5.9 no instructions from his superiors r. such matters;
139:9.7 Jesus would always enjoin silence r. his unusual acts
139:12.8 Judas grew intellectually r. Jesus’ teachings about
140:6.6 what shall we teach the people r. divorcement?
140:8.3 In answer to many of their questions r. frugality
140:8.5 He summarized his instructions up to that time r.
140:8.14 He repeatedly refused to lay down laws r. marriage
140:8.16 made no pronouncement of any sort r. such matters.
142:2.4 earlier and misconceived notions r. their father?
142:5.2 father would keep his son in anxiety or suspense r.
142:6.3 I am desirous of knowing about your teachings r. the
142:7.1 instructed us r. our personal mode of life, but what
144:4.1 the apostles continued to ask the Master questions r.
144:4.1 Jesus’ instruction to the apostles r. prayer and
145:3.11 warnings of his Personalized Adjuster r. the
146:3.8 had been uncertain r. the survival of the righteous,
146:3.10 very little instruction r. the socialization of religion
146:4.4 continuing to instruct the believing miners r. the
146:6.1 become miracle minded r. Jesus and his ministry.
147:4.3 I hoped you would give us further instruction r.
147:5.2 they did not shun publicity r. their philanthropy.
147:5.7 long-to-be-remembered address to the apostles r.
148:6.12 to change their viewpoints r. the source, nature,
149:1.4 In the absence of direct word from the Master r. the
149:2.6 Fathers sought his advice r. the management of
149:5.0 5. LESSON REGARDING CONTENTMENT
149:7.3 and spent much time in conference r. the welfare and
150:0.2 participate or to express himself r. their conclusions.
150:7.2 had been a division of opinion in Nazareth r. him;
151:5.6 From this day on they insisted on r. the Master as
152:6.6 Jesus instructed them r. the miraculous feeding of
155:4.1 after receiving word r. the progress of the kingdom
155:6.1 Jesus continued to teach them r. the religion of the
156:0.2 in their meditations r. the discourses of the Master
157:4.4 since you assented to Simon Peter’s declaration r.
157:5.3 determination to persist in r. him as the Messiah.
158:2.2 Jesus knew that, if they insisted on r. him as the
158:3.4 Jesus welcomed this testimony r. the success of his
158:7.8 carrying out his Father’s will r. the remainder of his
159:1.3 you may legislate r. the conduct of the group, for,
159:2.2 social relations of believers r. the questions of
159:3.7 Forewarn all believers r. the fringe of conflict which
159:4.10 They know the truth r. the sacred writings, but
161:1.1 that was presented to him r. the attributes of God,
161:1.7 forever settled the question r. the ability of God to
162:1.4 to confer with Jesus r. the progress of the kingdom
162:1.11 listened to his bold pronouncements r. the nature of
164:1.4 stunning rebuke to all Jews r. their attitude toward
164:2.4 the final remark of Jesus r. the offer of the former
166:2.3 Simon, and you will soon know the truth r. the
167:5.3 a positive teaching of the highest ideals r. marriage.
167:5.8 Jesus cleared up many misunderstandings r. divorce;
167:6.1 That evening Jesus’ message r. marriage and the
167:7.1 what shall we teach the people r. the heavenly
167:7.7 have spoken with Nathaniel r. the ministry of angels,
168:1.15 These beliefs and opinions r. the dead and the
169:0.2 Word r. the resurrection of Lazarus had reached the
169:4.2 His teaching r. the Father centered in the declaration
170:0.1 existed in the minds of his apostles and disciples r.
170:1.14 Centuries of confusion r. the meaning of the term
170:2.10 the real meaning of the Master’s utterances r. the
170:2.23 R. sin, he taught that God has forgiven;
170:5.5 1. The believers persisted in r. him as the Messiah.
170:5.14 the Master’s teaching r. the fact of the kingdom,
170:5.17 applied all of Jesus’ spiritual implications r. himself
170:5.19 system of belief r. the fact of Michael’s sojourn
171:0.3 something of his teachings r. the inner kingdom,
171:0.7 the foolish request she had made of Jesus at Pella r.
171:4.8 note of final triumph in Jesus’ declarations r. the
172:5.6 After he was relieved of these personal fears r. the
174:1.1 the Master’s teaching r. the forgiveness of sin.
174:1.1 James and I are not in accord r. your teachings
176:2.6 But you should be wise r. the ripening of an age;
176:2.8 r. the twofold subject of the destruction of
176:3.7 r. their stewardship of divine truth: “Here, Master,
178:1.1 answered a score of questions r. the relation of the
179:5.6 man’s puerile misinterpretations r. the meaning of
180:2.4 the misinterpretation of the Master’s inferences r.
180:6.9 these deep-rooted notions r. the glorious triumph of
181:2.2 See to it that their present confusion r. my mission
181:2.3 I may leave any message with you r. my family.
181:2.10 Do not forget what I have taught you r. the relation
183:4.2 to Jesus’ oft-repeated teachings r. nonresistance.
184:3.13 developing charges r. his conduct and teachings
184:3.17 charges of a definite nature r. Jesus’ relation to the
184:5.6 who testified r. Jesus’ statement about destroying
185:0.4 scrupulous r. these matters of ceremonial cleanness
185:2.2 had been all night engaged in deliberations r. his guilt
185:4.1 for a just decision r. the money due his father,
185:4.3 Pilate had listened to r. the alleged evil doings of the
185:5.11 Then again Pilate appealed to them r. the release of
186:1.1 engaged in making his report to the Sanhedrin r.
186:1.2 disillusioned r. the reward he was to receive as
188:3.5 are uncertain r. the status of the personality of Jesus
188:3.10 And this is about all we can place on record r. the
188:3.12 of Days communicated with Michael r. the status of
190:2.2 had drifted into grave doubting r. the later claims of
191:0.3 David’s messengers for their daily information r.
191:6.1 the report of David’s messenger r. the crucifixion.
193:6.4 Nathaniel differed with Peter r. preaching about
195:3.5 The teaching r. Christ’s love for children soon put an
regardless
3:2.6 R. of appearances, the power of God is not
13:3.3 We infer that all types of impersonal spirits–r. of
15:10.23 the welfare of their own superuniverses r. of what
16:8.4 to identify such a being at some future time r. of
20:4.5 R. of the misunderstandings about the Urantian
20:5.4 r. of spiritual status, every mortal-inhabited world
26:6.3 But r. of our inability to grasp the technique, each
28:5.19 R. of the source or channel of information, no
33:6.5 to all inhabited worlds r. of their spiritual status.
34:6.2 R. of plurality of origin, all spirit influences are one
36:4.8 R. of our uncertainty as to the future of the
41:7.1 R. of what material elements may appear in the outer
41:7.11 35,000,000 degrees remains about the same quite r.
42:2.7 But r. of any such possible relationships, the openly
42:7.8 obtains in all atoms r. of the number of electrons
43:4.8 And this is a statement of fact r. of the connection
45:4.21 r. of unexpected visitations of divine Sons which
47:3.5 R. of the technique which may be employed on
49:4.8 The mind of mortals is akin, r. of certain structural
49:4.8 R. of personal or physical planetary differences,
49:6.13 Those attaining the third circle, r. of the status of
54:5.6 5. R. of Michael’s attitude toward Lucifer,
54:6.7 R. of the many additional reasons for delaying the
56:9.8 are one, and thereby is infinity Deity-realized r. of
61:7.11 hardly possible for another glacial age to occur, r.
65:8.4 The soul may evolve r. of mental culture but not in
65:8.5 then survival is assured r. of the handicaps of time.
68:6.9 But r. of the dictates of the mores, very few children
72:9.6 industrial, social, or professional groups, r. of their
73:0.1 Organic evolution proceeded apace, quite r. of the
75:7.5 then, r. of the spiritual level of creature existence,
77:7.8 R. of the presence of the Adjusters, the pouring out
81:0.1 R. of the ups and downs of the miscarriage of the
81:2.14 R. of the transient trouble produced by the prolific
83:6.1 quite r. of the effect on the individual, monogamy is
83:7.1 mother-child bond has functioned r. of the stage of
83:8.4 concept of the indissolubility of the marital state r. of
84:1.9 R. of the antagonisms of these early pairs,
84:4.3 personal standing, r. of their social position as a sex.
84:5.4 enjoy added rights, she got them, and all quite r. of
84:7.3 R. of its merits this system did provide stability.
87:3.5 But r. of varying beliefs in more advanced spirits,
87:7.6 R. of the drawbacks and handicaps, every new
90:3.4 R. of the erroneous basis for these beliefs, they did
90:4.1 And r. of the error in their theories, ancient men
91:6.7 There is no other technique whereby every man, r.
92:4.2 But r. of apparent connection or derivation,
92:5.7 But r. of the superstitious awe in which they were
101:3.12 to exhibit undaunted faith in the soul’s survival r. of
101:3.15 belief in universe unity and divine guidance r. of the
103:3.1 R. of the influence of all these primitive
103:7.5 desirous of following truth wherever it may lead r. of
104:3.2 R. of the realization of the survival of spiritual
105:3.10 But r. of any confusion concerning the origin of the
106:8.20 And r. of any conceptual difficulty in understanding
108:2.9 R. of the attainment of the psychic circles and the
108:4.3 But r. of such apparent independence, long-range
109:1.4 r. of the survival or nonsurvival of their particular
113:5.3 seraphim function r of your passing whims or moods
114:6.9 r. of their political entanglements and religious
117:4.3 Adjuster presence, is indestructible r. of the choice
127:2.8 his “life mission” but explained that, r. of whether
128:7.2 “R. of who I am and what power I may or may not
133:1.4 of resistance, r. of consequences to the attacker.
133:5.9 R. of how divergent the universe phenomena of fact
143:1.4 this one thing I will do, r. of the misunderstanding
154:5.2 and to carry on the work of the kingdom r. of
155:6.12 discern the word of God r. of whence it appears to
156:5.19 freely receive from divine and human sources r. of
158:6.4 the higher and spiritual realities of the kingdom r.
160:5.4 R. of the name applied to this ideal of spirit reality
167:7.4 this is true, r. of your difficulty in comprehending
184:3.7 That was not exactly what Jesus said, r. of the fact
191:0.10 R. of Jesus’ supposed resurrection, Judas was gone,
regards—see regards, as
2:0.1 better understood by man if he r. himself as a child
84:7.26 Civilization r. the parents as assuming all duties,
86:2.3 What civilized man r. as superstition was just plain
96:5.6 a mighty and terrible God, who r. not man.”
103:5.2 Primitive man r. as neighbor only those very close
131:8.4 He is a wise man who r. all parts from the point of
145:2.4 father loves his family as a whole, he so r. them as a
160:5.1 told me that your Master r. genuine human religion
160:5.1 reacting to something which man r. as being worthy
195:7.8 If the universe were truly what the materialist r. it
regards, as
0:4.11 destiny, as r. values, meanings, and factual existence.
12:6.5 the universe is not highly predictable as r. new
22:8.3 and as r. classification they are often temporarily
32:3.12 perfect and perfected creatures are incomplete as r.
32:4.3 As r. the policies, conduct, and administration of a
32:5.3 As r. an individual life, the duration of a realm, or
32:5.4 As r the sectors of time connected with, and forming
33:7.3 As r. jurisdiction, the local universe courts are
34:3.4 Only as r. the element of time is a Creative Spirit
34:6.8 all but independent of material environment as r. the
35:3.22 Nebadon stands low in the scale of universes as r.
48:2.11 but function in a world of their own as r. energy
48:2.18 the universe headquarters, is in the custody–as r.
77:6.2 These unique children were equally divided as r. sex,
77:8.3 Both orders are nonmaterial beings as r. nutrition
117:3.13 is destined to provide totality culmination as r. the
132:5.17 endows its possessor with an equity as r. a voice
134:6.10 to trustee their sovereignty as r. international affairs
136:5.6 status as potential Sovereign of Nebadon as r. time.
145:0.3 Baby Ruth was the chief comfort of Jesus, as r.
161:1.2 follows that, as r. beings of equality, God is alone
169:4.10 As r. the character of the other persons of the Trinity
176:3.3 nothing else matters as r. the surety of survival.
180:5.6 the highest concept of moral obligation as r. all
181:2.17 I release you from all responsibility as r. these
183:4.8 the early morning hours of Friday as r. the apostles,
195:6.5 religion a qualitative experience, as r. man’s life on
regencies
114:4.5 Vorondadek r. are not peculiar to rebellion-isolated
regency
109:7.7 assumed an emergency r. of your world–asserted his
109:7.7 appeared in his presence the instant he assumed the r
109:7.7 their divine presence at the time of a previous r..
regenerated
92:5.9 The Sethite priests, as r. under the leadership of
92:5.10 Urantia religion was in no small measure r. by the
135:5.4 for a r. Jewish nation delivered from its enemies
139:7.10 And this r. publican died triumphant in the faith of
160:1.14 requires that man shall become r., converted, born
regeneration
78:5.1 when the r. of the Sethite priesthood inaugurated a
120:3.4 that you confine your efforts largely to spiritual r.
143:2.6 “Salvation is by the r. of the spirit and not by the
195:9.4 will be exclusively devoted to the spiritual r. of men.
regenerations
153:2.4 to more evidential spiritual transformations and r..
regent
33:2.5 who then functions as r. of the universe of Nebadon.
33:6.1 Sons on Paradise, Gabriel is the r. of the universe.
39:3.11 Vorondadek observer, and sometimes Most High r.,
109:7.7 the Most High r. did not assign service or designate
114:4.1 The present Most High observer (and sometime r.)
114:4.4 Most High observer functions as the Most High r.,
regents
35:5.6 exercised authority as Most High r. of such planets.
regime
7:3.1 begin the ascent of the superuniverse training r.,
13:2.6 Subsequent to your passage through Paradise r.
15:4.2 their associates of the superuniverse r. appear
15:7.6 Jerusem r. of personality mobilization, unification,
15:10.12 came up through the ascendant r. and passed
15:13.6 Thus the Trinity r. extends from the constellations
18:5.4 Since the r. of a minor sector is so extensively
18:7.5 The Trinity-origin r. stops with the constellations;
20:9.5 identified with the r. of mortal progression through
23:4.2 to make contact with the absonite r. of the master
25:4.12 In the universal r. you are not reckoned as having
27:7.4 to the essential activities of the Paradise r..
28:1.2 When a Michael Son is detached from the parental r.
29:0.11 Supervisors function exclusively in the morontia r. of
30:4.12 these survivors pass on through the ascension r.
30:4.19 The r. of the superuniverse does not function until
30:4.25 The superuniverse r. is not the same for all mortals.
31:5.2 and progress by faith through the ascendant r.,
35:3.11 Melchizedek, where they are initiated into the r. of
35:4.2 vast educational system and experiential training r.
35:7.3 many other activities, not a part of the ascendant r.,
37:3.7 individual leaves Salvington for the superuniverse r.
37:10.2 concerned with the evolutionary ascension r..
37:10.6 universe of their origin to the higher educational r.
38:9.10 continue their co-operation with the Adamic r.
39:5.2 were removed upon the collapse of the Adamic r.,
39:5.7 ministry of these planetary seraphim of the Adamic r.
39:5.8 group of seraphim was transferred to the new r.
40:5.10 ascending mortals of the local universe r..
43:0.4 Being the mid-point in the morontia-training r.,
43:3.6 Although the constellation r. stands between you
45:4.19 These personalities are exempt from the ascension r.
47:4.6 presenting the early beginnings of the morontia r..
48:2.12 devoted to the transition r. of morontia progression
48:2.26 and by the time of departure from the morontia r.,
48:3.17 the finaliters institute their new training r., which
49:0.1 their translation to the r. of the superuniverse and
49:5.24 attains its natural biologic peak during the r. of the
49:6.16 pass by the entire morontia r. of the local system.
50:4.2 all of this stands in contrast with the Adamic r.
1:6.0 6. THE EDENIC REGIME
52:2.1 are made during a few thousand years of this r..
52:2.1 can have little or no idea of such a r. on a normal
52:2.2 the seraphic guardians amplify their r. of mortal
52:3.3 It is the prime purpose of the Adamic r. to influence
52:7.8 the duration of the mortal r. of time and space.
55:4.8 heretofore invisible cousins of the early Adamic r..
55:7.2 The actual and literal heads of the planetary r. are
63:7.1 and Fonta emerged from the r of the mansion worlds
64:6.28 disruption of this r. by the outbreak of the Lucifer
65:7.2 the unfolding and inherent r. of the Life Carriers is
66:4.6 the entire r. was upset by rebellion, and those who
67:5.3 where it was at the beginning of the Caligastia r.,
67:6.2 each, groups identical with those of the Prince’s r..
73:5.4 Before the disruption of the Adamic r. a covered
74:5.7 before the collapse of the Edenic r. he succeeded in
75:2.5 Edenic r. was now to meet its complete undoing and
75:3.7 Cano was very sympathetic with the Adamic r.;
76:5.6 But with the Adamic default this r., extending over
77:1.7 This r. continued until the tragic days of the rebellion
77:8.1 This r. has obtained since their amalgamation into
77:9.2 provide the one continuing r. which harmonizes and
92:4.5 secession and the disruption of the teaching r..
97:9.16 all of the tyranny and taxation of his father’s r..
100:1.3 year-by-year progress through an educational r.
112:4.6 for a period to the observation of the Paradise r..
114:1.2 move toward modifying the present planetary r. of
114:5.3 the material r. of an Adamic Son and Daughter is
195:10.7 No political r. which denies the reality of God can
regimes
17:5.2 not directly concerned with the r. of the Eternals of
48:0.3 the morontia transition r. in this part of Orvonton.
49:5.18 even the r. of the Planetary Princes are identical.
52:5.3 government grow up to supplant the crude r. of
53:9.4 temporary planetary r. on all the isolated worlds.
81:2.20 evolution was tremendously complicated by the r. of
region
11:3.1 The vast r. immediately surrounding the presence
11:3.3 The Holy Area, the outlying or residential r., is
11:5.4 a r. having mainly to do with space potency and
11:7.8 A space level thus functions as an elliptical r. of
43:1.9 an enormous area in the mid-r. of the thirty-fourth
46:5.19 This central r. is now occupied by the Michael
57:1.4 the dispatch of a force organizer and staff to the r.
58:2.2 The ozone permeating this r., at conditions
58:2.6 troposphere; this is the r. of winds and air currents
58:2.6 Above this r. is the inner ionosphere and next
58:7.7 In this r. there occurred one hundred and twenty-
59:1.5 The entire Caribbean r. was highly elevated.
59:2.2 The Caribbean r. was highly elevated.
59:3.6 This lava flow over the British Isles r. today
59:3.9 the eastern mountains to the Mississippi valley r.
59:4.12 the Pacific Ocean extended into the land of that r..
59:4.16 volcanic activity occurred in the St. Lawrence r..
59:5.19 Carboniferous sea over the Rocky Mountain r.,
59:6.9 favorable retreats: the present Gulf of Mexico r.,
60:1.8 connect with the old sea basin of the midwestern r..
60:2.4 extended eastward to the Dakota Black Hills r..
60:3.13 the Atlantic coast r. were projected straight up,
60:3.14 the maximum elevation of the Rocky Mountain r.
60:3.15 volcanoes broke out in the submerged Himalayan r..
60:4.4 The present North American Rocky Mountain r. is
61:3.3 The Rocky Mountain r. remained highly elevated
61:3.3 The great four-mile vertical fault in the California r.
61:3.8 the Suez r. was elevated so that the Mediterranean
62:1.2 migrating tribes finally reached the salubrious r.
62:1.3 submerged, completely isolating the life of this r..
62:2.5 dominated the life of the smaller creatures of this r.
62:4.3 Thus it was that the Primates came to occupy a r. on
62:5.9 and Fonta migrated northward to a secluded r.
63:6.7 the ancient Mediterranean in the r. of the Caspian
64:5.2 northeastern part of the then inhabited highland r.
64:6.13 the orange and the green men occurred in the r. of
66:3.1 Planetary Prince was situated in the Persian Gulf r.
66:4.7 residence in a warm r. abounding in fruits and nuts.
73:1.6 in the vicinity of Lake Van and the Caspian Sea r.,
76:0.1 the hills of that r. were infested with hostile tribes.
77:3.9 This r. was long known as the land of Babel.
77:4.12 it is not surprising that Mount Ararat and its r. were
77:5.10 in the r. east of the southern end of the Caspian
78:0.1 From this r. went those men and women who
78:5.3 Aryan was a blend of the Andonic dialect of that r.
78:6.7 The Andites had almost entirely evacuated this r. by
79:1.1 while from the highlands of this r. they infiltrated
79:1.2 In those days the Tarim r. was a fertile land;
80:2.5 thousands of years behind that of Asia since this r.
80:4.5 whole world, outside of China and the Euphrates r.,
80:5.1 more men with Andite inheritance in that r. than
80:6.2 Egypt, though really derived from the Euphrates r.,
80:7.5 Greece and the Aegean Islands r. succeeded
80:7.6 The Aegean r. passed through five cultural stages,
80:8.2 reinforced by arrivals from Asia Minor, which r. they
95:7.2 teachings fail more completely than in this desert r.
96:1.11 the time of the sojourn of the Israelites in this r..
121:2.2 some part of this r. to the few good seaports of the
124:6.6 Gideon, when the Midianites poured into this r. to
124:6.8 gained his first view of the Mount of Olives (the r. to
125:3.1 that the Nazareth party should gather in the r. of
127:1.6 idle no matter how slack work might be in that r..
134:2.1 Nazareth on the caravan trip to the Caspian Sea r..
134:2.1 and Parthia to the southeastern Caspian Sea r..
134:2.5 On the return from the Caspian r., Jesus gave up the
135:2.3 other ascetic herdsmen who congregated in this r.
135:3.1 milk, wild honey, and the edible locusts of that r..
142:8.2 The people living in this r. did not know that Jesus
143:0.1 weeks teaching the Jews and Samaritans of this r.,
151:5.3 that it was confined to this r. of the lake,
152:2.1 r. was a favorite resorting place for Capernaum
152:5.5 they went by boat to the r. of Gennesaret for two
152:6.1 the home of a wealthy believer in the Gennesaret r.
156:5.23 day before Jesus left Tyre for the return to the r. of
157:3.1 Caesarea-Philippi was situated in a r. of wondrous
165:0.2 and in no other r. did the better classes of citizens
166:5.2 alone in this r. as a center of Christian learning for
171:3.1 Many gentiles lived in this r., and since few were
regional
15:10.13 the following sector rulers and other r. overseers:
59:6.6 Isolated mountain and r. glaciers began to appear,
72:2.7 persons nominated by the r. (subfederal) executives,
72:2.8 administrative work is carried on by the ten r.
72:2.8 These r. divisions are wholly executive and
72:2.8 The ten r. executives are the personal appointees
72:2.8 tribunal approves the appointment of these ten r.
72:2.8 these r. chiefs choose their own cabinets of
72:2.11 The r. executives are empowered to bring any case
72:2.15 the juridical bodies connected with the state and r.
72:4.4 contests from the local, through the state and r.,
72:5.9 Every ten years the r. executives adjust and decree
72:6.2 by the pension commissioner of the r. government.
72:6.8 Although state and r. actuarial foundations supply
72:6.8 federal government through the ten r. departments
72:7.10 original creations in the ten r. laboratories,
72:8.2 These schools are of three classes: national, r.,
72:8.2 must be graduates of both r. and national schools
72:8.2 upon graduating from one of the ten r. schools
72:8.2 concern responsibilities in the r. administration
72:8.3 industrial matters hold degrees from the r. schools.
72:9.1 offices are restricted to graduates of the state, r.,
72:9.3 nomination by the state governors or by the r.
72:9.3 and by the mandate of the r. supreme councils,
72:9.3 civic privileges are conferred by the state and r.
regions
0:11.8 the staggering stretches of the space r. beyond the
11:4.1 transports destined to Paradise land in these r..
11:5.5 end of the Paradise center than in the southern r.;
11:7.4 space of the grand universe and that of all outer r. is
11:7.7 enormous elliptical r. of quiescent space activities.
12:1.11 all seven of the superuniverses and all r. of outer
12:1.15 greater activities are taking place beyond these r.,
12:2.1 manifestations now characteristic of these outer r.,
12:2.1 from the larger viewpoint the space r. extending
12:2.4 energy and matter of these outer and uncharted r.
12:4.12 cycles of space respiration along with the outer r.
15:0.1 Spirits, the rim the outer r. of the grand universe.
15:1.3 nor swinging out blindly into unknown r..
15:1.4 the advance r. now approaching opposition to the
15:4.9 in the space r. external to the Milky Way galaxy.
15:5.12 In those r. of thicker clustering, collisions are not
15:8.8 and extend in unified equilibrium on through all r.
23:2.21 out on exploring expeditions to the uncharted r. of
23:3.5 lines of communication throughout remote space r.,
41:0.1 being the extra-Nebadon space r. of Orvonton—
41:5.8 other undiscovered energies present in the space r.
41:5.8 forces and solar energies operating in the space r.
41:7.2 height of about 35,000,000 degrees in the central r..
41:8.3 the internal pressure of support for the outer gas r.
57:2.2 materializations taking place in the Andronover r.,
57:3.4 the outer gaseous r. began actually to escape from
57:3.4 returning to the nuclear r. to complete their circuits,
57:3.10 Relative space appeared even in the r. near the
57:3.10 The outer r. were becoming more stabilized and
57:7.1 the space r. of the solar system were swarming with
57:8.22 in the air hovering over these highly elevated r.,
58:1.5 developments on earth and in adjacent space r. are
58:2.10 of electrified conducting r. in the superstratosphere
58:3.1 space r. are interspersed with vast hydrogen clouds,
58:3.1 astronomic dust clusters now characterize many r.
58:7.4 over the eastern, central, and northern r. of Canada.
59:1.16 In many r. these rocks are horizontal, but in the
59:1.17 northward over North America up to the polar r..
59:2.4 over Mexico and the present Rocky Mountain r.,
59:3.9 the Niagara deposit, in many r. may be found a
59:3.9 In some r. these rock salt beds are seventy feet
59:3.10 and marine fossils are laid down in the arctic r..
59:4.6 Canada and northern Europe to the arctic r..
59:5.18 The great Atlantic and Pacific high coastal r. began
59:5.20 both in the Appalachian r. and in the west.
59:5.20 and California and in the mountain-forming r. of
59:6.6 in many r. the glacial deposit of these local ice
59:6.6 Many of the earth’s higher r. had become arid and
59:6.9 And it was from these three r. that the new marine
60:0.1 conspired to change the world’s climate in all r. far
60:1.2 In many r. the one thousand feet of red sandstone
60:1.4 limestone walls, peaks, and pillars of those r..
60:1.4 will be found in the southern r. of South America as
60:1.7 the fresh- and salt-water lakes of the mountain r..
60:1.7 The petrified forests of many r. belong to this epoch.
60:1.12 the Himalayan, Siberian, and Mediterranean r.,
60:2.2 reptiles buried throughout the Rocky Mountain r.,
60:2.4 these r. were later invaded by both the northern sea
60:3.5 earthenware laid down over the Atlantic coast r.
60:3.9 with coal or lignite, and in many r. they contain oil.
60:3.10 water supply of much of the earth’s present arid r..
60:3.18 The arctic r. were enjoying weather much like that
61:1.9 suited to living in the forests of the mountain r..
61:3.7 15,000,000 years ago the mountain r. of Eurasia
61:3.7 there was some volcanic activity throughout these r.,
61:5.1 Mild climates had prevailed over these northern r.,
61:5.2 began to fall on these elevated and therefore cool r.
61:5.3 not in mountainous r. where they are found today.
61:5.4 The northern r. of this world have experienced six
61:6.4 arctic animals, testifying that man lived in these r.
61:7.11 And as long as the polar r. continue to be covered
61:7.12 The temperate r. have been free from the ice for a
61:7.14 preferred the sheltered fringes of the forest r..
61:7.18 great ice age excepting in the polar r. of the planet.
62:1.2 implantation but on the borders of the eastern r..
62:1.2 elevating mountainous r. of the Indian peninsula.
62:3.5 large beasts native to these r. were not carnivorous,
62:3.11 Their descendants sought the warmer southern r.
64:2.6 really the first human beings to live in those r..
64:3.5 most of the borderland animal groups of these r.
64:6.29 many lesser teachers arose in different r.;
64:7.7 The yellow race continued to occupy the central r. of
64:7.16 The purer Andonites live in the extreme northern r.
65:2.15 more advanced in North America than in other r.;
65:2.15 life strains but in the central to near-eastern r..
73:1.5 The eastern group migrated to the highland r. of
76:0.1 journeyed eastward toward the then pleasant r.
78:1.5 throughout Eurasia, especially in mountainous r..
78:1.7 situated to the northwest of modern China in r.
78:1.9 a culture slightly above that of the outlying r..
78:3.7 still scattered over the Arctic and central Asian r..
78:4.2 The earliest Andite peoples took origin in the r.
78:4.2 Nodites entered the then fertile r. of Turkestan,
78:6.3 into India with their Aryan brethren from the r. to
78:7.2 the inhabitants of the river r. were driven to the
78:7.7 the oldest civilizations, are to be found in these r.
78:8.1 these Sumerians of the coastal r. were the last of
79:0.1 Nodites, Adamites, and Andites, and from these r.
79:1.2 in the highland r. of Tibet, where the Andites and
79:1.3 slowly increasing aridity of the highland r. of Asia
79:1.8 by the blond types occasionally found in these r..
79:4.3 India is not only due to their presence in these r. in
79:6.2 to produce the successive civilizations of those r..
80:2.1 turning the open pasture r. of Sahara into a desert.
80:3.2 in the r. of present-day Russia they had absorbed a
80:5.1 Mesopotamia through the Turkestan-south Russian r
80:6.3 from Mount Sinai instead of from the Black Sea r..
80:8.1 west into the Mediterranean r. to mix with the blue
80:8.1 Andonite tribes had long inhabited these central r..
80:8.2 were dispersed through most of the mountainous r.
81:1.5 from hunting to agriculture only occurred in those r.
81:2.11 in Asia, especially in the central to southwest r..
81:3.1 compelled the men of those r. to resort to new
85:1.3 In some r. a stone may be employed as a talisman
85:4.2 world may be looked upon as malignant in other r.
93:7.2 teachers were dispatched to the remote r. of Europe
95:6.7 spread throughout the Levant and Mediterranean r.,
96:1.11 and smoke awed the Bedouins of the surrounding r.
96:2.1 well-led horsemen who invaded the eastern r. of the
107:6.5 follow the gravity presence of Paradise into these r.,
107:6.5 presence of Adjusters in the uncharted r. of outer
112:7.16 unrevealed tertiary function in these uncharted r.
121:2.8 might curb Rome’s future expansion in these r..
125:2.12 the way in which the youth of Egypt and other r.
128:1.14 and Gilead that traditionally had dwelt in these r.
134:5.1 intervening lands of the Caspian and Turkestan r..
138:2.9 Judas was looking for employment in these r. when
143:6.6 the marvelous work of Philip in these r. after Jesus’
145:3.12 spread throughout Galilee and Judea and to the r.
149:0.4 workers in many parts of Palestine and adjacent r..
163:5.2 from all parts of Palestine and even from remote r.
164:3.4 all these r., a lingering belief in reincarnation.
165:0.3 Jews having been generally removed from these r.
165:6.4 were working in these r. under Abner’s supervision.
166:5.2 for the promulgation of the gospel through the r. to
register
5:3.2 are empowered to r. the bona fide adoration of
24:2.8 Census Directors r. the existence of a new will
24:2.8 Exactly how they r. the function of will, we do not
29:4.37 The frandalanks that r. time in addition to qualitative
30:0.1 and an abbreviation of the Uversa Personality R..
30:2.0 2. THE UVERSA PERSONALITY REGISTER
30:4.28 Next you go to r. your arrival and prepare your
35:0.1 The third order, being of Trinity origin, do not r. in
40:2.2 they are permitted to r. themselves as perfected
40:2.2 and similarly r. as perfected Material Sons.
48:2.23 as soon as you r. adequate spiritual achievement,
108:3.10 various influences as they r. in the expanding Deity
108:5.2 from circle to circle those items which he fails to r.
110:5.4 the Adjusters try to r. their creations in the higher
110:6.5 that the Adjuster is enabled to r. his picturizations of
110:7.6 The Adjuster finds it almost impossible to r. these
117:5.10 How do these circuits of cosmic ministry r. the
122:7.2 —Joseph was authorized to r. for his family–but
158:7.7 rising from the dead utterly failed to r. in their minds.
189:3.4 departed for Salvington to r. with Immanuel
registered
7:3.4 are r. in the highest levels of human consciousness.
11:5.5 southern regions; this is a uniformly r. difference.
17:3.5 Everything of true spiritual value is r. in duplicate,
22:6.1 Almost one-half billion are r. on Uversa.
25:4.10 the number of Technical Advisers r. on Uversa is
30:2.1 The divine family of living beings is r. on Uversa in
36:5.3 adjutant of worship and adjutant of wisdom is r. in
37:8.6 These referees are r. on Uversa; the exact number
40:3.1 relieved of planetary service, both orders are r. in
44:0.5 All celestial artisans are r. on the superuniverse
44:4.4 half a million words, or thought symbols, can be r.
45:7.6 and duly r. personal possession of mota–morontia
57:3.11 Michael’s creation is r. on Uversa as a universe of
57:8.8 Your world was accordingly r. on Jerusem as a
57:8.10 Soon thereafter it was r. in the records of the minor
61:6.2 1,000,000 years ago Urantia was r. as an inhabited
62:6.2 tireless mind ministers had ever r. their increasing
63:0.1 Urantia was r. as an inhabited world when the first
101:2.5 somehow r. hope and trust initiated by the Adjuster.
107:2.7 with such surviving mortals they are r. in and out
112:4.1 and the Monitor is r. out by the same number that
113:2.6 At the universe headquarters they are r. by name and
113:6.2 after being duly r. for the final adventure of time and
117:5.10 the Spirit of Truth and the Holy Spirit probably r.
119:1.3 On this day a communication was r. on Salvington
122:4.3 Joseph go to the City of David, Bethlehem, to be r.
122:7.1 Empire this census was r. in the year 8 B.C.
129:1.8 Jesus r. as a “skilled craftsman of Capernaum.”
registering
84:4.1 marriage itself is a reasonably accurate gauge r. the
registers
37:8.4 He currently r. the exact number of will creatures
58:2.6 eight miles, at which height it r. around 70 degrees
108:2.1 indicated in the seventh mind-adjutant and r instantly
112:4.13 the Adjuster, so I am instructed, r. at Divinington,
117:5.14 But since all creature experiencing r. in, and is a
registrants
35:3.22 Besides the immense group of local r. there are
registrar
48:2.19 and either an associate r. or a selective assorter.
registrars
45:7.7 three factors are then carried to the citizenship r. of
Registrars
30:2.115 7. Associate R..
48:2.10 7. Associate R. 50
48:2.25 7. Associate R.. The morontia world has its own
registration
19:5.5 a very definite quantitative r. which enables him to
24:2.5 is not directly attuned to the r. of intelligent will.
29:4.37 automatic and unerring r. of the status of all forms
37:5.6 The last r. recorded slightly over one and one-half
45:5.4 At the last millennial r. on Salvington there were
49:0.3 are numbered serially in accordance with their r.
62:7.3 in honor of the r. on the headquarters of Nebadon
72:9.2 R. in these groups cannot be changed for twelve
108:1.9 all of this time is occupied with r. on Uversa.
168:1.2 While we have access to the r. of the combined
registrations
24:2.6 by the r. in and upon the personality of Usatia.
29:4.2 to interpret the readings and r. of the frandalanks,
112:6.4 as lived in the flesh, together with certain living r.
133:4.10 must long remain as superconscious r. in the souls of
registries
17:1.6 and here are maintained the r. for all personalities
25:3.15 The superuniverse r. do not enumerate those
57:8.1 about this time it was placed upon the physical r. of
registry
5:3.2 We further believe that such r. of the homage of
15:14.8 That is the r. number on Uversa and on Paradise,
15:14.8 I know the physical-sphere r. number, but it is of
18:4.9 Although you are entered only upon the r. of the
23:0.2 how many are of r.-record as functioning for the
25:3.15 The last report of r. on Uversa gives the number
25:5.1 which stand in contrast to the living records of r. in
28:2.1 Omniaphim are not of r. on Uversa, nor are they
31:1.1 a r. for Havona volunteers presided over by the
32:2.9 At the last r. there were 3,840,101 inhabited planets
37:3.1 at the time of the last r. there were almost eight
39:5.13 and, after due r., are inducted into the transit sleep.
41:6.7 being very favorable to the r. of the iron spectrum.
44:4.10 always a back r. to insure the proper reception of
47:3.6 to consult the r. and call upon your loved ones
47:3.12 you can go to the r. sector of the system capital
52:0.9 physically suitable for life, are placed on the r. of the
57:6.9 your solar system was placed on the physical r. of
57:8.6 and Urantia was placed on the life r. of Norlatiadek.
57:8.8 that Urantia be placed on the life-experiment r..
57:8.10 Urantia had found entry on the planetary-life r. of
58:0.1 as a decimal planet and assigned to the special r. of
102:2.5 level, from the perspective of its psychological r..
110:5.5 differentiation of the Adjusters’ concept r. from
112:7.13 I surmise that the r. of that Adjuster is removed to
114:0.2 The r. shows 1,002,469,238 individuals; it follows
117:5.10 r. takes place through the persons of the Supreme
117:5.10 they probably find r. in the mind of Supremacy.
regression
91:0.4 Only, among the Todas, this represents a r. of their
regret
4:3.5 does anything that causes subsequent sorrow or r.,
25:7.3 you will truly r. that these companionable creatures
64:7.20 we all r. that so many of those sterling and rugged
65:5.1 It was a source of r. to the Life Carriers that our
119:3.5 I r. that I do not have permission to narrate the
119:6.3 I r. that I am forbidden to reveal the details of this
139:12.12 traitorous betrayal, Judas experienced moments of r.
185:3.7 You will r. it if you let this wicked man go free.”
regretful
185:1.6 never fully recovered from the r. condemnation of
regretfully
102:8.6 it is r. recorded that institutional religion has lagged
regrets
4:3.5 the Father neither makes mistakes, harbors r., nor
153:0.2 thought that possibly Jesus was oppressed with r.
regrettable
87:7.3 it is r. that so many modern believers in moral
92:6.20 and r. that this primitive concept persists in China,
130:2.3 r. that there was no one like Peter to go into China,
156:5.8 by your failure wholly to forget some of your r.
regretted
71:3.2 Much as it is to be r., national egotism has been a
156:2.8 Jesus greatly r. that his people–the Jews–were so
168:1.5 His sisters really needed him, but Jesus r. having to
169:4.6 Jesus r. that the Jewish hope for a restored kingdom
177:1.4 John told Jesus how much he r. that he had not been
184:1.7 Although Annas r. that his steward had struck Jesus,
regretting
97:1.4 a fitful God of jealous whims, always r. that he
155:1.3 attitude of r. the past, whining over the present,
regrouped
71:2.17 for both sexes, will be effectively modified, r., and
regrown
73:6.5 Upon the outbreak of the rebellion it was r. from the
regular
18:2.2 Eternals of Days preside over r. planetary conclaves.
20:4.4 But the r. sequence of Paradise Sons on your planet
25:4.11 but they do not enter the r. courses of training for
25:7.2 you will always be provided with r. seasons of rest
28:4.12 While they are not the r. broadcasters of Uversa,
33:4.7 They were never known to depart from their r. work
35:2.3 Most of their work is r. and somewhat routine, but
35:2.3 coming up to universe headquarters through the r.
41:3.9 These gravity variations produce r. and recurrent
42:7.4 These one hundred forms of matter consist of a r.
44:3.3 abodes of the r. and routine workers of the spirit
44:5.8 we of the spirit world must stop our r. activities
46:3.3 Periodically the r. and special broadcasts of
48:4.11 releases from the tension of functional duty are a r.
48:6.29 and perform numerous other r. and special duties.
49:6.11 or at the r. millennial and dispensational roll calls.
66:7.20 This number includes the r. students but does not
76:3.7 Eve never partook of flesh as a part of their r. diet.
79:3.7 camel trains were making r. trips to Mesopotamia;
82:3.14 the woman became pregnant, when the r. marriage
83:2.3 Later, mock capture became a part of the r. wedding
83:4.4 human sacrifice was a r. feature of all weddings
90:2.3 had to do with miracles performed by r. spirits
91:8.3 direful may happen if they do not offer their r.
91:8.8 Many have abandoned r. praying; they only pray
93:6.8 carried over one hundred thousand r. tithe payers
114:2.6 detached from the r. program of universe activities
123:5.4 the faithful assembled in the synagogue at the r.
123:5.10 great inspiration from the r. Sabbath sermons in the
124:3.9 later program of r. activities for his twelve apostles.
124:4.1 Jesus began doing r. work in the home carpenter
125:6.6 Jesus had finished the r. schooling of a child,
126:5.11 Even the little tots had their r. duties to perform in
128:6.1 and witnessed the finishing of the r. schooling of all
129:1.1 never again to be a r. member of that household.
129:2.7 Jesus would never be accorded the status of a r.
132:0.2 While at Rome, Ganid had r. hours for study and
135:0.5 Zacharias received a r. allowance from the temple
135:3.1 This, their r. diet, was supplemented by provisions
135:8.2 knew that Jesus was very r. about such matters.
137:6.5 Jesus instructed them to take up their r. duties
138:6.2 never prosecuted their r. activities on Wednesday.
138:10.5 Nathaniel received r. reports as to the requirements
163:0.1 This r. instruction began on Friday, November 4,
163:5.3 he used less than twenty men on r. messenger duty.
173:1.4 money-changers not only conducted a r. banking
173:1.5 Sanhedrin itself held its r. meetings in a chamber
179:0.2 occasion which was to precede the r. Passover
193:4.7 Instead of accepting disappointments as a r. feature
regularity
185:0.4 all matters of ceremonial cleanness and traditional r..
regularly
14:3.1 There are no r. constituted courts, neither are there
20:8.2 the combined staff of the r. constituted University
25:3.3 before the r. constituted tribunals of the realm,
29:4.30 of communication outside of r. established circuits.
35:1.2 Gabriel presides over the r. constituted tribunals and
63:5.4 They r. dwelt under the shelter of overhanging
63:6.7 the first r. to use fire in the preparation of food.
64:4.13 The sun, they early learned, would r. return, but
114:1.1 until the arrival of a r. constituted Planetary Prince.
126:0.4 permitted r. to read the Scriptures in the synagogue
127:6.11 fight off poverty since three of them were now r. at
128:7.8 a fisherman; and Jude worked fairly well and r. from
136:5.5 act transcending the natural laws established and r.
137:6.5 he set an example by going back r. to work in the
154:7.2 their whereabouts and safety was r. transmitted to
173:2.3 in the rabbinic academies and r. ordained by the
183:4.7 there await news which his messengers would r.
184:3.2 This was not a r. called meeting of the Sanhedrin
185:2.14 Jesus had not been r. tried nor legally convicted on
regulate
48:2.13 who co-ordinate physical and spiritual energy and r.
57:8.18 to facilitate the control of terrestrial energy and to r.
65:0.6 adjutant mind-spirits activate and r. the adaptative
66:5.30 to r. and humanize warfare, to co-ordinate intertribal
71:5.2 The ideal state undertakes to r. social conduct only
83:1.1 Marriage is society’s mechanism designed to r. and
83:1.4 not undertake exclusively to control and r. marriage.
86:7.3 ghost fear impressed upon men that they must r.
134:6.2 it will require mankind government to r. the social,
regulated
55:6.3 Reproduction is r. in accordance with planetary
70:10.4 Society was r. on the theory that the group should
70:11.13 The first courts were r. fistic encounters; the judges
70:12.1 inhabited worlds are best r. by the representative
72:5.3 and other economic problems are not rigidly r., but
72:9.2 guilds, like the noneconomic associations, are r.
82:5.7 Later on, marriages were r. more in accordance
83:5.1 But these loosely r. associations were the first step
83:5.2 associations were largely r. by the totem mores.
84:0.1 state demanded and r. marriage, while in later times
84:7.3 but marriage is social and has always been r. by
86:6.6 then must human conduct be r. accordingly.
102:7.2 The everywhere-changing universe is r. by laws,
126:5.11 regular duties to perform in the well-r. scheme of
134:6.10 Today, citizens of the great powers are taxed, r.,
177:2.4 your first eight years in a normal and well-r. home.
177:2.7 eliminated from many better-r. modern homes.
regulates
14:2.6 an absolute grasp of material creation, perfectly r.
134:5.13 While each state r. its internal affairs, it is not
134:8.9 in itself r. the status of all rebels and determines
regulating
35:1.3 a self-r. order, though the original Melchizedek
41:7.11 There exists a r. blanket of hot gases which envelops
49:2.21 are classified with reference to heat-r. mechanisms.
49:3.4 The reactions of the nervous system, the heat-r.
70:0.1 was confronted with the task of r. human contacts.
82:3.2 distinct realms of marriage: the mores, the laws r.
96:5.9 and partially self-r. nation of pastoral warriors.
regulation
9:3.6 the God of Action who have to do with the r. and
11:6.2 there flow through the transmuting r. channels,
14:3.2 They stand in no need of r., for they are beings of
15:8.0 8. ENERGY CONTROL AND REGULATION
16:4.3 indispensable to the organization, control, and r. of
17:0.11 In some matters pertaining to the administrative r.
19:3.5 in administrative matters and governmental r.,
29:0.1 Of all the universe personalities concerned in the r.
29:0.1 having to do with force control and energy r. in the
29:0.5 intelligent r. of energy throughout the grand universe
29:1.3 power directors function singly in power-energy r.
29:2.12 Perfection of energy r. is the ultimate goal of all the
29:2.18 certain material energies and upon the efficient r. of
29:3.7 these “vital organs” of power r. are mobile and
29:3.8 the manipulation and r. of the master circuits of
32:3.4 in the adjustment and r. of the spiritual affairs of
48:2.14 subject to the control and r. of their associates.
50:2.5 All problems involving more than the r. of the
55:5.4 The extent of civil government and statutory r.,
69:8.7 Slavery demands strong r. and during the Middle
70:0.2 Social r. is inseparable from social organization;
70:5.1 right on down to those forms of social and civil r.
71:2.8 public opinion can control behavior and state r.
71:8.1 Aside from this divine concept of effective social r.
81:5.5 and freedom from violence through police r..
81:5.6 of the right, the just and fair r. of class differences,
81:5.6 be protected, including the r. of the sex propensity.
81:5.7 Liberty subject to group r. is the legitimate goal of
81:6.33 Modernized co-ordination and fraternal r. will be
82:1.3 The r. of sex in relation to marriage indicates:
82:1.9 a dominant impulse and stands in need of social r..
82:2.2 there was little or no r. of the relations of the sexes.
83:1.2 1. In the r. of personal sex relations.
83:1.3 2. In the r. of descent, inheritance, succession, and
83:5.2 developed because sex and marriage r. favored the
84:7.29 discussing every proposal and r. of a family nature
89:1.1 It was the earliest form of societal r. and for a long
89:3.7 Self-control is a better human policy of behavior r.
134:6.11 With global r. of money and trade will come the new
150:0.2 the apostles refused to bind themselves by such a r..
173:1.3 This r. necessitated that money-changers be
195:0.3 art, literature, law, government, morals, sex r.,
regulations
14:5.3 The r. of the central universe are fittingly natural;
17:0.11 In all matters of an executive nature–rulings, r.,
37:4.3 universes are not wholly exempt from the r. of the
70:11.1 Mores are laws and police r. in the making.
70:11.1 mores tend to crystallize to precise laws, concrete r.,
72:3.9 Divorce r. are somewhat lax, but decrees of
72:7.1 with such matters as health, sanitation, building r.,
73:5.3 of the sanitary r. designed to conserve its purity.
74:7.14 2. The social r. of the Garden.
82:1.10 Intelligent submission of this impulse to the r. of
82:2.4 But it was long the practice to suspend all sex r. on
82:3.2 been rebellious against the sex r. imposed by society;
82:3.3 sex mores were a mass of inconsistent and crude r..
82:3.3 society all had conflicting interests in the marriage r..
83:8.8 taboos, and enforced by the laws and r. of society.
89:1.6 constructive r. but obsolete, and outworn taboos.
97:10.2 the second Isaiah for the rules, r., and rituals of their
121:7.3 These minute r. of conduct pursued and dominated
121:7.3 who dared to flout their long-honored r. of social
123:3.9 co-operative with parental wishes and family r..
132:5.20 be impossible for men to establish rules and r.
134:6.1 becoming subservient to such laws, rules, and r.
140:8.9 was always duly observant of all civil laws and r.;
153:3.7 the folly of the whole rabbinic system of rules and r.
regulative
15:8.2 Further r. functions are performed by the
69:1.3 war for gain, and all the r. machinery of society.
69:6.1 primitive society with its four divisions—r., religious,
69:8.7 slavery compelled man to invent the r. mechanism of
70:0.2 peace is secured only by some sort of social r.
70:5.2 This r. group was composed of old men who had
70:7.1 were wholly religious; subsequently they became r..
71:1.1 The state is a territorial social r. organization, and
71:3.9 supervision that exercises a minimum of r. control.
81:6.33 primitive methods of communism or dictatorial r.
89:1.1 one; it is still a basic unit of the social r. structure.
regulator
11:8.9 The Unqualified Absolute is the revealer, r., and
56:1.1 repository in space and their revealer and r. in time
72:2.7 this body is purely advisory, but it is a mighty r. of
regulators
15:8.1 are able to function as efficient power-energy r.
29:0.1 little information concerning the controllers and r. of
29:1.1 Power Directors are the physical-energy r. of the
29:2.10 associates of the Power Directors are the r. of the
29:4.13 these more automatic r. of physical power are not
30:2.19 1. Circuit R..
48:2.4 1. Circuit R. 400
48:2.13 1. Circuit R.. These are the unique beings who
48:2.13 it requires millions of these r. to energize even a
48:2.14 Circuit r. initiate those changes in material energies
48:2.14 are morontia power generators as well as circuit r..
48:2.19 four circuit r., one planetary custodian, one liaison
48:2.20 These are the r of the morontia energy in association
regulatory
15:8.3 plus the r. function of the living energy controllers
27:2.1 as a body, are wholly self-governing and self-r.
rehabilitate
2:7.9 loyalty of many twentieth-century men, would r.
21:5.7 That which mercy cannot r. justice will eventually
65:2.13 forever shorn of the power to r. human potentialities.
78:2.2 always these superior peoples would r. themselves
rehabilitated
45:4.11 9. Adam, the discredited but r. planetary father of
45:4.12 the penalty of default with her mate and was r. with
45:7.1 Adjusters during the life in the flesh are r. in
67:4.7 all such sincere penitents will in some manner be r.
189:2.7 was empty,not because the body of Jesus had been r.
rehabilitating
29:4.29 form skillful liaisons which are effective in r. the
73:7.2 violet race for undertaking the work of r. the world
rehabilitation
2:3.6 to the r. of rebels and wrong thinkers, but when all
7:4.7 ministration–and if required, in restoration and r..
20:5.6 bestowal of a Creator Son to effect its spiritual r..
35:9.10 After r. these Sons are assigned to custodial duties
35:10.4 in rebellion who choose to accept the proffered r.
46:1.7 are in operation during this period of rest and r..
53:9.1 Panoptians and were given r. at the time of Jesus’
54:4.3 extended mercy might conduce to repentance and r..
67:3.10 the probationary era of planetary r. was inaugurated.
67:6.1 worked for the r. of the world as their early Badonite
73:7.4 ministry of intellectual advancement, and moral r..
74:3.5 concerning their plans for the r. of the world and
74:5.5 to resist Adam’s plans for the r. of human society.
76:5.1 They believed this gospel of resurrection and r.
76:5.6 further uplift and spiritual r. of unfortunate Urantia.
97:7.3 the r. of the Jewish nation, the glorification of
130:8.2 notable event of their stop here was the r. of Ezra,
188:5.2 The Master’s love implies r., eternal survival.
188:5.2 salvation as redemption if you mean this eternal r..
189:0.1 their various associates in the work of creature r.
195:4.3 The r. of Christianity, following the passing of the
195:4.4 fragmentation, and more recent relative r..
rehabilitators
7:4.5 Paradise Sons act as r. of that which misguided
rehearsal
83:2.3 the mimic flight, a sort of elopement r. which was
rehearsals
109:0.1 so does the Adjuster wax great in the r. of the next
153:1.3 He subjected his chosen messengers to repeated r.
rehearse
112:5.22 The Thought Adjuster will recall and r. for you
rehearsed
14:6.18 the Spirit r. for the adventure of ministry in the
114:7.4 1. Special capacity for being secretly r. for possible
114:7.8 who have been r. for numerous crucial positions on
114:7.8 r. in the deep mind by the combined technique
127:2.8 That very day the chazan had r. James in his
174:2.2 students from the academies, who had been r. for
182:2.5 And when Jacob had r. this message to the Master’s
rehearsing
109:0.1 by virtue of the preliminary mortal planning and r.
109:0.1 Adjusters are, as it were, r. the realities of the
134:1.7 in r. the mind for the great events which were in
140:7.4 During this week of r., Jesus many times repeated to
144:0.3 decided to spend time in retirement r. his apostles
155:2.3 the entire evening in r. their experiences among the
reign—noun or adjective
20:9.3 Teacher Son presides over the planetary millennial r.
49:5.23 confusion is no criterion of the early days of the r. of
52:6.1 his advent would not bring the usual r. of peace on
52:7.16 at the end of their first or some subsequent r.,
54:1.8 true and genuine liberty is compatible with the r. of
59:2.5 The only exception to this r. of terrestrial quiet was
65:5.3 the rule of wisdom, the r. of power, and the march
66:1.2 Prior to the r. of Lucifer in Satania, Caligastia had
66:6.0 6. THE PRINCE’S REIGN
67:3.10 The Caligastia panoramic r.-records on Jerusem
70:5.2 This r. of the oligarchy of age gradually grew into
71:2.12 3. The r. of law. Liberty can be enjoyed only when
74:2.8 new rulers of Urantia start their r. under favorable
95:5.5 with the establishment of monotheism during his r..
97:8.3 the everlasting r. of righteousness, the Messianic
97:9.21 This r. of terror was ended by a monotheistic revolt
101:6.5 lived under the r. of evolutionary religion up to the
121:2.10 Herod’s r. contributed much toward the blending of
136:2.8 Jesus was baptized in the fifteenth year of the r. of
136:8.8 of the disappointment of the r. of the Maccabees.
137:8.13 kingdom which I declare to you is not a r. of power
138:7.1 that my kingdom is a rule of power or a r. of glory.
140:1.6 some of you will not die until you have seen the r.
170:4.1 the brotherhood of God’s r. in the hearts of men.
170:4.3 the quickened ethics resulting from the r. of God’s
reign—verb
4:5.4 the divine rulers who serve and r. in the universes.
21:0.3 and forever do they r. after the “order of Michael,”
77:9.10 that distant day when in fact peace does r. on earth
96:5.4 You shall r. over many nations, but they shall not
96:5.4 over many nations, but they shall not r. over you.”
97:10.1 the coming Messiah would r. over them and all the
98:5.4 and the righteous would r. with Mithras forever.
120:3.11 “In your stead I now r..
150:8.5 King and say, Yahweh shall r., world without end.
171:8.3 saying, ‘We will not have this man to r. over us’?
180:5.3 permit its spirit of activation to live and r. within
184:3.14 Man be clothed with power and once more r. over
reigned
53:1.1 And Lucifer r. “upon the holy mountain of God,”
53:2.1 Lucifer and his assistant, Satan, had r. on Jerusem
67:5.1 Great confusion r. in Dalamatia and thereabout for
79:5.2 But the red man had r. supreme in eastern Asia for
119:2.2 This rebel System Sovereign, Lutentia, r. supreme
171:8.3 would have r. over such a dominion of human hearts
177:2.4 in a home where love prevailed and wisdom r..
196:0.12 faith of the child r. supreme in all matters relating
reigning
23:2.18 they are under the full jurisdiction of the r. Master
35:6.1 The r. Most High, the Constellation Father, has
43:2.4 court of the Most High, the r. Constellation Father.
43:2.8 and is presided over by the r. junior Most High.
reigns—noun
77:2.10 the r. of the individual kings lengthen from around
77:2.10 This lengthening of the r. of these older kings
reigns—verb
3:2.1 universes know that “the Lord God omnipotent r..”
33:2.2 this local universe, and herein he now r. supreme.
43:3.2 A Constellation Father r. for ten thousand standard
119:0.7 he r. in just and merciful supremacy over all the
122:4.1 Joseph, I appear by command of Him who now r.
131:2.4 Let all nations say: The Lord r.!
136:2.4 “My Father who r. in heaven, hallowed be your
140:1.3 the brotherhood of love wherein righteousness r.,
rein
48:4.14 But we do not give r. to it freely, as you might say,
reincarnation
46:7.4 do evolve an individuality which can experience r..
46:7.5 creatures who experience this or any other sort of r..
86:4.6 orange race given to belief in transmigration and r..
86:4.6 This idea of r. originated in the observance of
86:4.6 children after grandparents was due to belief in r..
88:1.4 resident therein, then fetishism may impinge on r..
94:2.3 transmigration–the doctrine of the r. of souls–
164:3.4 throughout all these regions, a lingering belief in r..
reincarnations
94:2.6 the Deccan, with their anthropomorphisms and r.,
reindeer
61:7.13 the glaciers back and forth over the land were the r.,
64:4.3 The r. was highly useful to these Neanderthal
reinforce
65:5.2 admixture of the Adamic life plasm would so r.
91:3.5 prayer is a splendid way to r. the self for better living
111:3.2 the evolving soul is enabled to r. the supermaterial
159:3.12 such a faith will expand the mind, r. the personality,
reinforced
39:5.14 the spectacle will be lost even to r. seraphic vision.
51:6.3 moral authority of such an ancient center would be r.
62:0.1 the direct line of human ancestry, this strain was r.
68:4.3 developing primitive religion greatly r. ghost fear
78:3.6 A blended colored race, about this time greatly r. by
79:4.3 because they were r. by later conquerors, traders,
79:4.4 and this center was later r. by contributions from the
79:6.5 now these centers began to be r. by the arrival of a
80:5.1 The tribes of Europe were being r. and upstepped by
80:8.2 They were often r. by arrivals from Asia Minor,
89:1.1 acquired ghost or spirit sanction, and when thus r.,
113:4.4 mind adjutants, r. by the leadings of the Adjuster.
reinforcement
110:2.5 and you receive the r. of the Adjuster’s mind.
reinforcements
62:5.10 she held off the enemy until the father arrived with r.
157:0.1 in Mary’s home and, after summoning r., waited
reins
45:2.3 the first assistant to the erring chief, seized the r.
128:2.4 Never again did Jesus take the r. out of James’s
reinstate
120:1.6 If you should choose to r. yourself in power and
reinstated
53:9.6 system circuits will not be r. so long as Lucifer lives.
196:1.2 if the Jesus of Galilee is r. in the minds and souls
reinstatement
35:2.8 correctional rest, r. to service ensues on the third day
53:9.1 forgiveness and r. in some form of universe service.
177:4.6 with the Galilean and at the same time to ask for r.
reinterpret
194:2.5 words of the Master as well as to illuminate and r.
reinterpreted
195:0.3 The ideals of Jesus, as they were r. by Greek
reinvest
120:1.6 may choose to r. yourself with universe authority.
reiterate
5:6.13 I can do nothing more helpful than to r. that God is
44:2.3 1. The singers–harmonists who r. the specific
140:10.1 But Jesus would r., “In the kingdom you must be
166:4.12 Jesus found it necessary to r. his message, to tell
reiterated
11:0.1 And again it should be r. that spirit things and
97:1.4 Samuel r. the Melchizedek covenant with
127:2.8 r. that loyalty to a dead father forbade his leaving
140:8.17 Jesus constantly r., “What shall it profit a man if
148:6.9 Zophar r. his melancholy advice.
153:1.3 the r. choosing between the recurring situations of
158:6.2 r. declaration that my kingdom is not of this world
162:1.1 the Master’s recently r. declarations that he must
reiteration
161:2.9 exhausts the possibilities of language in the r. of
192:0.1 their r. of the story that a band of his followers had
reject
3:6.4 The mechanistic philosopher professes to r. the idea
24:6.9 meet face to face if you do not r. the certain plan
30:4.15 if you do not r. the plan of mortal survival.
34:7.1 If you do not r. this spirit, even though eternity may
87:5.8 no generation has ever yet dared to wholly r. it.
97:10.2 the Hebrew nation r. the magnificent concept of the
99:5.11 God-conscious men and women to r. the historic
109:6.1 And so it is, a mortal creature may r. survival; still
110:2.1 you are at full liberty to r. any part or all of the
111:1.9 will of man r. the guidance of such a loving pilot
111:3.1 empowered to rescind such a choice and r. survival.
111:3.1 this prerogative of choosing to r. eternal life;
119:3.8 honor Michael too devotedly ever consciously to r.
124:6.10 stood and wept over the city which was about to r.
127:6.1 not again did he have to r. the personal proffer of
132:0.4 apparent to Jesus that the Jews were going to r. his
136:9.12 finally r. all of his claims to authority and divinity.
137:8.18 one third prepared in their hearts to r. such a purely
150:4.3 when men r. my gift, division and turmoil result.
150:4.3 others r. the gospel, such division can produce
151:3.9 To r. the truth contained in parabolical analogy
153:1.3 but surely preparing their minds finally to r. him.
153:3.4 Altogether willing are you to r. the word of God
155:6.2 to r. the authority of the traditions of record which
156:5.2 labor upon the unsound beam, must r. it as unfit
159:4.1 I infer that you r. the teachings of the rabbis to the
162:5.3 You who would r. this light are from beneath; I
163:1.4 to those who r. your teaching: ‘Notwithstanding
163:1.4 ‘Notwithstanding you r. the truth, it remains that
165:6.3 members of a family believe in me and three r. this
166:1.4 you knowingly spurn the visitation of God and r.
166:1.4 Woe upon all who spurn mercy, and r. truth!
168:2.10 others only hardened their hearts the more to r. him.
171:8.3 Notwithstanding that they r. my spiritual rule over
171:8.3 that which the children of Abraham now r. will be
172:3.10 You are about to r. the Son of Peace and turn your
172:3.10 about to r. the gift of God, and all men will r. you.
172:3.15 crowds were equally as willing quickly to r. Jesus
173:4.4 you are set in your hearts to r. the Son of Man.”
173:4.4 I warn you that, if you continue to r. this gospel,
174:5.3 their leaders are about to r. me, and in so doing they
174:5.3 and in so doing they will r. Him who sent me.
174:5.7 If my fellow countrymen, the Jews, choose to r.
174:5.7 they who r. me and refuse to receive my teaching
174:5.7 he has appointed to sit in judgment on such as r.
175:1.1 see light, those who are determined to r. this gospel
175:1.6 “And when you do once r. this revelation of God
175:1.11 no ill will for these scribes and Pharisees who r. my
175:1.11 profess to talk with God and then presume to r. him
175:1.19 Woe upon all of you who r. truth and spurn mercy!
175:1.19 Even so do you who knowingly r the counsel of God
175:1.24 To you who have chosen to r. the gift of God, I say
180:3.2 they have known the light and presumed to r. it,
180:6.1 and they refuse to receive me when they r. you,
183:1.2 that unthinking and evil mortals would thus r. the
184:1.5 How can you, therefore, r. the light of God?”
186:2.8 knowing that, while they had chosen to r. him, he
rejected—verb
2:3.6 when all such loving efforts are finally and forever r.,
43:4.9 he was unanimously r. by the assembled System
45:1.11 the sin of Lucifer and his fallen associates who r.
53:2.5 but always was the mercy of the Creator Son r.
53:2.5 r. and r. with increasing contempt and disdain.
77:3.8 The majority r. the teaching that their ancestors had
94:2.6 Having r. the teachings of personal religion
94:2.7 the Brahmans had r. the one God of Melchizedek,
95:3.5 halfheartedly for a short generation; Moses they r..
97:10.2 as the Hebrew clans r. the wonderful story of God
98:3.9 But the people at large r. the Cynics;
107:2.8 the mortal indwelling, but whose subjects r. survival.
112:3.2 If and when mortal man has finally r. survival,
112:4.11 believing that the human partner may have r. survival
121:7.3 not strange that they promptly r. one of their
128:4.3 He who was r. by the Jerusalem religious leaders,
133:3.2 when the Jews had r. his message and had voted to
137:2.2 Ezra r. the mild-mannered carpenter of Nazareth,
138:0.1 throughout his public ministry—they very nearly r.
146:2.5 you have r. my reproof, and because of this
146:2.5 Having r. the way of life, you may seek me
147:7.3 Likewise, that which is new but false must be r..
154:0.1 to proclaim Jesus king and how he r. the proposal.
158:2.2 who must suffer many things and finally be r..
158:7.3 presently go to Jerusalem, suffer many things, be r.
161:1.4 This the Greek r. on the ground that God does not
163:2.1 appointment to membership in the seventy were r.
163:2.1 the Master never r. a single person who craved
166:3.4 you r. all invitations to come while the door was
171:0.3 disappointed in this expectation, when he was r.
171:2.4 you must presently gain when the Son of Man is r.
171:8.3 who had already r. him, sent an embassy after him,
171:8.3 As this king was r. in the temporal rule, so is the
171:8.3 so is the Son of Man to be r. in the spiritual rule.
171:8.3 You will see the Son of Man r. now, but in another
172:3.1 Nazareth, Capernaum, and Jerusalem had r. him,
172:3.13 the Son of Peace, whom the chief priests have r..
173:1.1 having his supposedly perfect animal r. by the temple
173:1.2 sacrifice would not be r. on the ground of
173:4.2 lord shall hear how they have r. and killed his son,
173:4.4 “You know how your fathers r. the prophets,
173:4.4 the Scripture about the stone which the builders r.,
173:5.2 promised to attend the wedding feast, had finally r.
173:5.3 who have spurned my hospitality and r. my call.
174:5.13 but I declare that the Son of Man will be r. by men
175:1.5 when once you have finally r. my Father’s mercy,
175:1.8 is slighted and how the messengers of truth are r..
175:1.22 an accounting for the way they have r., persecuted
175:2.1 religious teachers of the Jewish nation onetime r.
175:2.3 manner in which certain of his fellow Jews r. him
176:1.1 kinsfolk, under the leadership of those who have r.
176:1.2 When his people r. his spiritual bestowal and
178:1.16 the new light, which they have so vigorously r..
180:3.2 can only condemn you if it is knowingly r..
182:3.9 His father Joseph’s people had r. him and thereby
rejected – adjective
2:6.7 restrain love, while justice conditions his r. mercy.
69:8.4 Hebrews were not allowed to sell such r. consorts
82:4.5 professional prostitute classes; the r. brides, those
94:6.9 Confucius was a r. teacher during his lifetime, but
111:1.9 wreck the mortal career upon the evil shoals of r.
171:8.4 “And now, as the r. nobleman of this parable, I
171:8.5 “And even if this r. Son should not return, another
182:3.9 His soul was tortured by baffled love and r. mercy
rejectful
130:1.5 those who are resistant to goodness, r. of beauty,
rejecting
110:5.5 But a human being would do better to err in r. an
111:1.5 are either accepting or r. the potential of eternal
117:4.10 or by r. survival, will you allow these secrets of
117:4.11 choice of accepting or of r. the role of personality
124:4.5 her son was gradually r. her guidance in matters
136:9.12 In r these methods of enhancing the coming kingdom
153:4.3 they are guilty of the sin of eternally r. divine
159:5.9 the positive portion of this Scripture while r. the
163:6.5 But woe upon the light-r. inhabitants of Chorazin,
166:1.4 Woe upon you Pharisees who have persisted in r.
175:1.2 By r. the truth of God and the light of heaven, they
175:1.5 they are on the verge of finally r. the gift of God to
175:2.1 in full the terrible price of r. the Prince of Peace.
rejection
53:0.1 spurious personal liberty—r. of universe allegiance
54:0.1 the kingdom as contrasted with its continuous r.,
54:0.2 the willful r. of truth is error; the persistent pursuit
67:7.1 of the creature’s willful and persistent r. of light are
67:8.1 in his glorious r. of the flood tides of sedition and
94:1.6 The r. of the Melchizedek gospel of trust in God
94:2.2 now, with the weakening of Vedism through the r.
94:2.4 paid the most terrible price for its r. of the Salem
95:1.10 Salem missionaries of the period following the r.
112:5.1 actual choice of destiny acceptance or of destiny r..
112:5.9 to enjoy a second opportunity in the face of the r. of
119:2.6 While I continue in r. of the Paradise rule, I am
130:1.5 follows upon the heels of the unwise r. of light.
145:0.3 family, throughout the trying ordeal of his trial, r.,
146:4.6 Jesus had taught had he met with such a general r.
148:4.5 Iniquity is the measure of the continued r. of the
149:3.2 their hearts were hardened by the continued r. of
150:9.0 9. THE NAZARETH REJECTION
151:0.2 not fully recovered from the sorrow of his recent r.
153:1.2 of open warfare and final acceptance or final r..
173:4.3 and to the impending r. of Jesus and the gospel of
173:5.6 anticlimax in that they all pointed to the certain r.
175:2.3 the individual Jew as one who is guilty of the r.
176:1.2 The Master realized that the r. of the spiritual
176:3.3 save you in the face of knowing and persistent r.
rejections
173:5.2 When the king heard of these r. of his invitation,
rejects
117:4.2 But if a creature r. the eternal career, that part of
117:4.11 if mortal man r. the eternal career, he is moving
162:5.3 every one who deliberately r. this saving light shall
163:1.4 He who r. your gospel message r. me.
163:1.4 And he who r. me r. Him who sent me.”
rejoice—see rejoice—imperative
1:5.4 they should r. in the assurance that he is a person;
5:1.3 you should r. in the recognition of the ever-present
20:6.1 Let us all r in the knowledge and assurance that such
75:8.7 we r. that disagreement and misunderstanding are
90:4.9 and r. in the enlightenment of scientific research.
97:5.3 “I will greatly r. in the Lord, my soul shall be joyful
108:6.7 How they r. when they can dispense with symbols
110:7.7 Adjusters r. to make contact with the mortal mind;
131:3.7 The unselfish go to heaven, where they r. in the
131:10.7 I do not see how I can r. in the fatherhood of God
137:6.2 And when you see these things, your heart shall r..
138:3.6 but you should r. still more because many of you
143:2.3 rebirth of the spirit, you are taught to believe and r.
143:6.1 consequently the sowers and the reapers r. together.
145:5.7 and to r. in the liberty of the sons of God, and make
150:9.2 I would r. to see you all enter the kingdom, but
155:1.2 he commands you to r. with trembling;
155:1.2 I bid you r. with assurance.
158:1.9 We r. to see this glory.
159:3.10 and in their hearts are constrained to r. evermore.
163:6.2 I r. with you that you have power with men, but
163:6.3 I r. to know that the good news will spread to all
163:6.6 “I did indeed r. with you when you came back
165:3.3 but to r. in the knowledge of Him who has power
169:1.2 shepherd called in his friends and bade them r.
169:1.10 they all gathered about the father to r. with him
169:1.11 killed the fatted calf to r. over his son’s safe return.
180:6.7 will first be made sorrowful, but later on will you r.
181:2.7 I would r. to know that you would not falter; I
191:4.3 As you r. in your loyalty to the gospel, pray the
193:1.2 You r. to know that I am the resurrection and the
193:2.2 You r. to know that the Son of Man has risen from
rejoice—imperative
100:7.13 was Jesus saying, “R. and be exceedingly glad.”
122:9.20 R. in the tender mercy of our God because the
131:2.4 Let the heavens be glad and let the earth r..
140:3.11 R. and be exceedingly glad, for great is your reward
140:5.20 R. and be exceedingly glad, for great is your reward
142:2.4 And thus seeing him, you should r. to enter the
145:4.2 R. not that my Father is powerful to heal the body
146:5.2 saying, “R., for your son is improved–he lives.”
155:1.2 he commands you to r. with trembling;
159:1.2 R. with me, for I have found my sheep that was lost.
159:2.1 R. that already our teaching has begun to manifest
163:6.2 But r. not so much over this, for I declare to you
163:6.2 rather r. that your names are written on the rolls of
169:1.4 ‘R. with me, for I have found the piece that was
172:3.4 Zechariah: “R. greatly, O daughter of Zion; shout,
179:5.7 recall the life I have lived among you and r. that I
181:2.19 r. with them and continue your daily work as
rejoiced
24:6.7 we all r. in the assurance that, eventually, pilgrims
53:7.11 perused the bulletins of the Satania rebellion and r.
63:7.1 Fonta sorrowed because of the Adamic failure, but r.
97:9.25 Hebrews r. that their magic of reform had delivered
122:2.7 Zacharias and Elizabeth r. greatly in the realization
137:4.1 And everybody r. when Jesus consented to lead the
137:4.16 r. at the supposed miracle which they thought
139:9.2 they r. to find themselves numbered among such a
142:1.6 Jesus, and hundreds of them r. in the good news.
145:5.3 people were overjoyed, and his apostles so much r..
147:3.5 r. at Jesus’ words and, picking up his bed, went forth
150:5.4 And the women r. all the more to know they were
159:5.16 looking for sinners, and who r. when he found them
162:7.5 Even Abraham r. to see my day, and by faith he
167:0.3 They were much r. over the progress of the gospel
167:3.3 congregation r. with her that she had been healed.
167:6.5 He r. to contemplate the Father through the starry
174:5.9 I am r. to receive these truth-seeking gentiles who
177:4.9 But he r. in being so sagacious as to trade off his
181:2.14 r. that, though he who carried the bag is absent,
191:4.7 they all r. to know their Creator as one of their own
rejoices
14:4.13 Man r. in the goodness of God, Havoners exult in
135:11.2 bridegroom who stands near-by and hears him r.
161:2.5 and r. when they consent to see the light of truth.
rejoicing
47:10.1 Supervisors are absent from these occasions of r..
74:1.5 at the family rendezvous r. that their parents were
74:4.6 mind culture, while the evening was spent in social r.
131:3.2 my being shall be at peace with this supermortal r.
140:3.8 they who weep, for they shall receive the spirit of r..
145:4.1 the r. and happy throng overran Zebedee’s home,
150:5.4 there was great r. among those who had heard these
159:1.2 he lays it over his shoulder and, going home r.,
162:4.2 Here was a time of racial r., mingled with sacrifices
163:6.6 now, while I would not quench your spirit of r.,
169:1.3 to find you and bring you, with r., back to the fold,
169:1.12 you never made r. over my faithful service, but
172:5.8 Zechariah where the prophet had alluded to the r. of
180:6.7 again, and then will your sorrow be turned into r.,
rejoin
26:4.11 And this they do, hoping to r. the pilgrims of time,
39:8.10 passed their Havona separation tests, frequently r.
137:0.1 Jesus came down from the hills to r. John’s company
172:3.14 Pharisees hastened on ahead of the procession to r.
191:0.12 Thomas felt the urge to r. his fellow apostles, but
rejoined
25:8.7 remains with this person until he either is r. by his
125:4.3 “Then,” r. the now irate teacher, “why are you
rejuvenated
41:7.15 Such dead or dying suns can be r. by collisional
119:3.4 a Material Son and Daughter arrived on this r.
rejuvenating
48:4.19 you always find it r. when for a short time you can
rejuvenation
195:4.4 moral hibernation, threatened extinction, later r.,
rejuvenations
196:1.2 the economic transformations, the moral r.,
rejuvenators
48:4.11 who are inherent Creators, hence automatic self-r.,
rekindle
94:6.11 Mo Ti sought to r. the ancient quest for new truth,
rekindled
94:12.5 The desire to learn has been r. in the hearts of the
relate
8:1.11 We know that any child can best r. himself to reality
9:3.7 material activities of the God of Action appear to r.
19:5.6 I may r. a further interesting fact: When a Solitary
55:0.12 are described as they r. to the universe organization,
70:10.11 strange to r., even then a man could kill his wife
123:5.12 times Jesus heard his father r. the story of Elijah,
127:2.6 difficult for spiritual leaders to r. themselves to,
128:6.10 youngsters, who never tired of listening to Jesus r.
131:8.4 R. yourself to every man as if you were in his place.
138:2.10 had many interesting and profitable experiences to r..
143:3.1 When Jesus had listened to the apostolic chief r.
145:2.6 of the heart, to r. yourselves to God as individuals?
158:4.5 And then the father proceeded to r. to the apostles
159:4.2 on condition that you do not r. these things to
168:1.6 now we may r. an interesting and instructive fact:
180:5.7 so to r. themselves to their fellows that they will
189:5.1 Strange to r., this promise had not occurred to Peter
190:3.1 Mary proceeded to r. what had recently happened
related—verb
0:3.12 The First Source and Center is r. to the universe as:
0:6.9 This luminous emanation is in no respect r. either to
4:4.3 Therefore is God r. to the universe as the being of
7:1.10 the Eternal Son and Deity Absolute appear to be r.
10:4.6 The Trinity is so r. to total universe affairs that it
11:5.6 knowledge that this mid-area is in some manner r. to
12:3.6 These four circuits are not r. to the nether Paradise
12:4.7 space exists only as r. to something positive and
13:2.10 as their name might suggest, are r. to the Supreme;
13:2.10 r. to the Ultimate and the future Supreme-Ultimate.
15:4.6 Nebulae are not directly r. to any administrative units
16:6.1 functionally r. to the mind of the evolving Supreme
17:5.5 The Circuit Spirits are r. to the native inhabitants of
17:5.5 the Adjusters are r. to the mortal creatures inhabiting
19:5.6 suggests that Adjusters are in some manner r. to,
23:2.11 And all this is r. in this connection, not to appear
23:4.2 some manner r. to the Conjoint Actor’s bestowal of
29:3.12 These living power mechanisms are not r. to the
30:2.130 beings that are also closely r. to the organization and
31:9.9 if our former conjectures are valid, it must be r. to
33:5.4 Constellations are closely r. to the superuniverse
36:2.20 creature life as it is r. to the cosmic philosophy of
36:5.14 These mind-adjutants are r. to creature life of
36:5.14 the power centers and physical controllers are r. to
36:5.16 The adjutant mind-spirits are in no manner directly r.
38:3.1 engagements which are in no way r. to man’s
39:5.16 functions as a part of the system, and as it is r. to,
40:6.8 you are directly r. to the divine Father of all Sons of
41:2.6 the physical controllers are r. to the preliving
43:3.6 Urantia is closely r. to the constellation rulers
43:3.8 Urantia became peculiarly r. to the Most Highs.
49:2.15 four distinct species of intelligent life as they are r. to
49:5.19 There are three groups of mind design as r. to
49:5.30 Intelligent beings are vertically r. in twelve great
54:1.3 True liberty is progressively r. to reality and is ever
55:9.2 the constellation remains r. to the local universe as
58:2.7 Auroral phenomena are directly r. to sunspots,
62:1.1 ancestry of the human species were not directly r. to
62:3.12 readily seen that man and the ape are r. only in that
81:5.1 evolution and culture become r. as cause and effect
81:6.20 The progress of civilization is directly r. to the
86:5.4 The soul was thought of as being r. to the body as
97:7.10 proclaimed that man was very closely r. to God,
103:9.2 Thinking is more closely r. to the material life and
104:3.13 Thus is the Father r. to the six co-ordinate
104:3.17 They are roughly r. as the relation of function to
105:3.4 Just as spirit energy is r. to the Father through the
107:3.1 All universe activities r. to the dispatch, direction,
108:2.4 their human subjects; God and man are directly r..
108:4.2 not r. to, the work of the universe of universes,
109:6.2 As r. to fusion candidates, if a Mystery Monitor is
110:5.1 commonly called conscience; they are not directly r..
110:6.16 These circle attainments are only relatively r. to
110:6.18 The mastery of the cosmic circles is r. to the growth
112:1.18 the unifier of all these factors as r. to cosmic realities
113:6.1 together with all other values r. to your future
115:5.2 The function of the Trinity is r. to the function of the
116:4.12 in the evolution of God the Sevenfold which are r. to
117:6.3 Even Thought Adjusters are r. to him; in original
118:1.1 the Gods are r. to time as an experience in eternity.
118:10.2 But the functions of the Almighty Supreme are r. to
118:10.5 of any creature as such function is r. to the total.
121:5.17 Morality among the gentiles was not necessarily r.
121:8.9 the story of Jesus’ life as Paul had r. it to Luke.
123:2.2 the supervision of the Universe Rulers, as it was r. to
127:4.9 the family teachings and practices r. to Sabbath
128:7.6 complicated affairs of this planet as they were r. to
132:7.5 largely without a philosophy of living as r. thereto.
136:2.2 human evolutionary ascension in all matters r. to
136:5.4 I cannot limit your creatures in anything r. thereto.
136:5.5 will of this God-man to the effect that time, as r. to
138:6.3 “My kingdom and the gospel r. thereto shall be
140:5.3 reveal this new concept of fatherly love as it is r. to
143:3.4 to reminiscences and to talking over matters not r. to
146:6.4 Luke, who recorded it as the episode had been r. to
156:5.19 But in all other things r. to honor and adulation seek
157:4.3 or some happening r. to themselves, too seriously.
157:7.1 Judas never had freely and confidentially r. himself
158:1.2 his bestowal in the flesh as this experience was r. to
160:4.16 They are r. in life, but they represent vastly differing
161:1.8 two things which are r. to the same thing are r. to
163:6.1 enthusiasts for the gospel r. their experiences.
163:6.2 When the seventy r. how “even the devils were
168:0.6 question the Master’s conduct as r. to Lazarus’s
168:4.2 their recent experiences as they were r. to prayer
170:0.2 outworking of the kingdom idea as it is r. to the
175:1.8 in everything r. to the peace of Israel you are to be
186:2.2 willing to discuss with Pilate any question r. to the
188:4.12 The great thing about the death of Jesus, as it is r. to
189:4.13 the home of Elijah Mark, where they r. to the ten
190:1.2 Joseph’s house, where they r. their experiences to
190:1.2 the home of Nicodemus, where they r. all these
193:2.2 These great truths and universe facts are all r. to
related—adjective
12:6.7 but also to all other r. causations throughout the
13:1.20 refrain from discussing secrets of such closely r.
17:1.5 have the same names as their r. superuniverses;
38:3.1 six other orders of r. beings, the unrevealed angels
40:6.5 if in spirit you become truly r. brothers of Christ,
45:1.7 to individual groupings of these divinely r. sons.
48:6.30 the intelligent assembly and co-ordination of r. data,
49:5.29 These r. classes of universe creatures are inspected
49:5.30 The co-ordination of these uniquely r. groups of
54:3.2 prove entirely satisfactory to all r. personalities,
54:3.3 extinct, both in the evildoer and in all r. supporters
56:7.6 we speculate much concerning these and r. matters.
61:1.14 the evolution of mammalian and other r. forms of life
62:3.12 readily seen that man and the ape are r. only in that
62:4.3 while the less intelligent and closely r. tribes lived
65:2.5 the closely r. groups of earthworms and leeches,
67:7.4 its inherent negativistic harvest upon any and all r.
84:7.9 The early family embraced a r. working group,
96:5.9 of Abraham, Nahor, Lot, and other of the r. tribes
130:7.4 The universe of space is a time-r. phenomenon as
130:7.4 the only physically r. reality which can transcend
130:7.5 will be viewed as a whole and perfectly r. cycle;
relatedness
106:7.7 the absonite architects perceive its r. to future and
130:4.2 combined in eternal r., and experienced with
130:4.11 it is simply the observation of a relativity in the r.
130:7.6 concept of the variation in r. of universe objects.
130:7.6 of the concept of the space-r. of material objects.
132:1.2 scientist is limited to the discovery of the r. of facts.
relates
121:8.10 The Gospel according to John r. much of Jesus’
133:2.2 It is Godlike to share your life and all that r. thereto
155:6.4 is able to grasp the reality of God and all that r. to
relating
24:5.3 fully informed on all matters r. to the welfare and
33:4.6 officer of execution for superuniverse mandates r.
93:6.7 narratives r. to the natural destruction of Sodom and
123:6.8 Jesus’ frankness and unconventional manner of r.
125:6.3 to answer his question r. to the purpose of prayer
127:4.2 and everything r. to the welfare of the family.
128:3.7 Simon kept the family up late that night r. his
142:3.2 Do you not know the traditions of Israel r. to the
190:2.2 Mary was excitedly r. to the family her experiences
196:0.12 in all matters r. to the religious consciousness.
relation—see relation to, in
0:11.9 we do not fully perceive the r. of this Absolute to the
1:7.1 The fellowship r. of father and son, as between
4:0.0 GOD’S RELATION TO THE UNIVERSE
5:0.0 GOD’S RELATION TO THE INDIVIDUAL
5:6.13 my efforts to present the r. of the living God to the
7:0.0 R. OF THE ETERNAL SON TO THE UNIVERSE
7:3.0 R. OF THE SON TO THE INDIVIDUAL
8:3.0 R. OF THE SPIRIT TO THE FATHER AND SON
8:3.3 The Spirit sustains the same personal r. to the Son
9:0.0 R. OF THE INFINITE SPIRIT TO THE UNIV.
9:6.8 concerning its r. to creatures, we can only speculate.
12:4.2 not so sure about the r. of this Absolute to motion.
12:4.2 we are not so sure about the r. of the Unqualified
13:1.18 this world holds the secrets of the personal r. of the
14:4.10 an eternity fact which has no r. to time or space as
16:1.0 1. RELATION TO TRIUNE DEITY
16:2.0 2. RELATION TO THE INFINITE SPIRIT
16:5.0 5. RELATION TO CREATURES
17:2.4 any personal capacity with r. to other (nonreflective)
21:5.0 5. R. OF MASTER SONS TO THE UNIVERSE
29:3.6 Their r. to gravity is wholly negative.
32:4.0 4. GOD’S RELATION TO A LOCAL UNIVERSE
34:1.3 This is the r. of a stupendous drama in few words,
40:5.4 classified in accordance with their r. to these gifts,
42:4.4 these beings have only a negative r. to gravity–
49:2.15 to do with the r. of mortals to water, air, and land,
49:5.31 is determined by the r. of the personality status to
56:10.16 requires a grasp of the r. of all parts to that whole;
56:10.16 means the r. of created parts to the Creative Whole.
56:10.19 values of divinity are blended in the Father’s r. with
69:6.0 6. FIRE IN RELATION TO CIVILIZATION
70:3.9 “Guest friendship” was a r. of temporary hospitality.
70:8.5 by conquest, the r. of the victor to the vanquished,
74:7.6 3. The r. of individual rights to group rights and
82:5.10 in-law relationships, cases representing no blood r.
83:8.3 Neither can marriage be truly compared to the r. of
84:1.7 The mother and child r. is natural, strong, and
84:4.5 existed great fear of the first sex r. with a woman;
95:5.6 an intimate worshipful r. between man and God.
99:5.7 Let the term “faith” stand for the individual’s r. to
100:3.3 You must recognize the r. between pleasurable
100:6.1 the r. of the supposedly irreligious mother to her
102:6.1 The r. between the creature and the Creator is a
102:7.2 the truth of God, his r. to the universe, is a relative
103:6.14 and with the essential curvature of all r. concepts.
104:3.17 They are roughly related as the r. of function to
108:2.6 definite but unknown r. between the ministry of
108:4.0 4. R. TO OTHER SPIRITUAL INFLUENCES
109:0.0 RELATION OF ADJUSTERS TO UNIVERSE
109:3.0 3. R. OF ADJUSTERS TO MORTAL TYPES
110:0.0 R. OF ADJUSTERS TO INDIVID. MORTALS
110:6.16 beings are far less conscious of experiential r. to
110:6.19 There is only an indirect r. between cosmic-circle
111:6.1 troubles of mortal man grow out of his twofold r. to
113:3.0 3. RELATION TO OTHER SPIRIT INFLUENCES
115:5.0 5. R. OF THE SUPREME TO THE PARADISE
115:6.0 6. R. OF THE SUPREME TO THE TRIODITIES
117:4.8 The temporal r. of man to the Supreme is the
117:7.16 What the r. of the superuniverse citizens of that age
118:1.1 to attain comprehension of Deity’s r. to the cosmos.
118:9.8 same r. to their Creator Fathers and their Creative
120:3.8 sex, you will probably not enter the marriage r.,
120:3.8 which r. would be wholly honorable and consistent
126:0.2 the contemplation of his r. to his Father’s business
126:3.11 what should be his r. to this Jewish Messiah?
126:3.11 And what should be his r., after embarking on his
128:7.2 Jesus said little about the r. of himself to his Father
129:1.10 when discussing religion–the r. of man to God.
135:9.5 What was to be the r. of John to Jesus?
136:3.3 Jesus was wholly self-conscious concerning his r.
140:5.11 Genuine meekness has no r. to fear.
140:10.5 the personal r. of the individual to God–this very
140:10.8 the nature of man, but from the r. of man to God.
142:7.4 was not the best way to illustrate man’s r. to God;
146:2.13 Jesus commented at great length on the r. of
148:4.2 Never forget these laws of r. to the Father’s will:
149:6.3 And it is just this changing of the r. of man to God
150:6.1 “Forgiveness in R. to Repentance,” “Peace and
159:2.2 Jesus was referring to man’s personal r. to the
160:2.10 finds its ideal possibilities in the human marriage r.
161:1.8 That the r. of Son and Father presupposes equality
178:1.1 a score of questions regarding the r. of the kingdom
178:1.1 concerning the r. of sonship with God to citizenship
181:2.10 I have taught you regarding the r. of citizenship on
184:3.17 that charges of a definite nature regarding Jesus’ r.
186:5.1 There is no direct r. between the death of Jesus
196:3.2 three elements in universal reality: fact, idea, and r..
relation to, in
0:1.11 Supremacy may be conceived as a function in r. to
0:1.12 Deity level of Ultimacy connotes a function in r. to
0:3.9 God, as the First Source, is primal in r. to total
0:3.11 or finality, exists except in direct or indirect r. to,
0:3.13 is eternally fixed in absolute r. to the force-energy
1:7.3 divine goodness is understandable only in r. to
2:1.10 are revealed in r. to the outworking of the plan of
6:4.1 the spiritual power of the Son is absolute in r. to
10:4.1 God functions as God only in r. to God and to those
10:4.1 Deity only in the Trinity and in r. to universe totality.
10:4.4 can function in r. to this selfsame Paradise Trinity.
10:5.3 the functions of the Trinity is best considered in r. to
10:5.4 Hence the Trinity in r. to the finite is sometimes
10:5.6 Absolute Attitude of the Trinity is in r. to absolute
10:8.2 a qualified manifestation of the Trinity in r. to the
10:8.2 Supreme thus partially represents the Trinity in r.
12:4.10 are absolute, motion in r. to unmoving Paradise.
13:1.10 instructed concerning reflectivity functions in r. to
15:6.14 they happen to be in proper r. to a near-by sun,
17:0.12 his function in r. to the native beings of Nebadon is
18:1.2 the personal representatives of triune Deity in r. to
21:6.1 The Michaels must be partial in r. to total infinity,
21:6.1 but they are probably absolute in r. to that part of
33:6.7 time of universe swing in r. to the Uversa circuit
40:5.18 essential differences in r. to the ascension career.
42:7.8 same comparative ratio of electronic behavior in r.
82:1.3 The regulation of sex in r. to marriage indicates:
87:5.2 the art of self-maintenance practiced in r. to belief
104:2.2 demands that such Deity exist in r. to other and
105:2.4 seven phase–nature may be best suggested in r. to
105:5.3 Transcendental ultimates are, in r. to the finite,
106:0.4 maximum” is itself relative–maximum in r. to what?
106:0.16 depicting cosmic evolution and destiny in r. to all
109:2.1 of Adjusters in r. to experience–virgin, advanced,
112:0.12 unique in r. to God–he is no respecter of persons,
112:0.14 illustrating primacy of the Father in r. to the Son.
112:1.17 are not connected with each other except in r. to the
116:6.1 Thus, in r. to personality, do physical systems
118:3.7 levels, but spirit patterns only exist in r. to space;
130:7.4 The motion of time is only revealed in r. to
134:5.9 and clans in r. to the tribe and larger groupings.
136:3.4 personal status in r. to sovereignty and rebellion.
167:7.1 their discussion of children in r. to the kingdom led
170:1.13 as embracing man’s personal experience in r. to his
170:3.0 3. IN RELATION TO RIGHTEOUSNESS
186:5.0 5. JESUS’ DEATH IN R. TO THE PASSOVER
relational
28:6.2 Origin is the basis of the r. reaction of the Gods.
relations—see relations, sex
0:3.10 maintains personal r. of infinite control over all
1:7.8 in all reality reactions and in all creature r., as one.
2:2.7 mortal experience with evil and all man’s r. thereto
2:5.11 connote man’s highest concept of the mortal r. of
4:4.6 Therefore, in all his personal r. with the creature
5:3.1 their spiritual r. with such beings as inhabit Urantia
5:3.1 of personal appeals, communion, and intimate r..
6:0.4 any adequate idea of the eternal r. of the Deities;
8:1.11 child will be able to adjust to the concept of family r.
9:8.11 Spirits, who are in a class by themselves in their r. to
10:2.1 forever maintains personal r. of loving association
10:3.2 the Son and the Spirit sustain the same and equal r.
12:8.14 Spirit is unchanging, therefore, in all personality r.,
17:6.7 regarded as a person and will maintain personal r.
18:1.5 fitting that these very personal r. and extraordinary
18:1.6 granted us fully to penetrate all of the personal r. of
23:2.14 Solitary Messengers enjoy special r. with the natives
24:1.16 Paradise, you will have no personal r. with them.
27:3.1 even the morontia concept of personal and group r..
32:4.4 the r. of any division of creatures to any other class
43:5.17 Melchizedek revealed the r. of this Most High
43:8.12 you will practice such improved ethics in your r.
51:6.4 devoted to culture, economic development, trade r.,
51:7.4 their energies to the promotion of the arts, social r.,
53:2.3 His r. with the Creator Son had been intimate and
55:9.1 more intimate r. with the planetary, system, and
55:10.4 The Mother Spirit experiences new liaison r. with
56:3.2 in all time-space situations and r. this single spirit is
56:7.3 expanded in personality r. with the mind and spirit
56:10.8 the recognition of divine goodness in Deity r. with
56:10.9 Universal beauty embraces the harmonious r. and
56:10.13 recognition of true r. implies a mind competent to
56:10.16 All insight into the r. of the parts to any given whole
66:5.28 9. The governors of advanced tribal r..
66:5.30 to humanize warfare, to co-ordinate intertribal r.,
66:5.30 improved social r. were very helpful in influencing
69:3.7 The next differentiation of labor grew out of the r. of
69:9.9 Property r. did not end with death;
70:3.4 Trade r. have been facilitated by development of
70:9.13 the rules of the game–recognized adjustments of r.
71:7.2 of insight into the significance of human r.,
72:12.2 establish ambassadorial r. with the inferior peoples,
74:5.3 idea of developing trade r. with the outside world.
74:5.3 extensive trade r. with the near-by tribes had been
75:3.4 the chairman of the Edenic commission on tribal r.,
75:3.7 the Nodites who favored friendly r. with the Garden.
79:1.2 built their settlements and entered into trade r.
81:3.7 but these were all secondary to the trading r.,
81:6.19 And all these international r. should be fostered,
82:2.2 there was little or no regulation of the r. of the sexes.
82:3.2 otherwise secret and personal r. of men and women.
83:1.1 to regulate and control those many human r. which
83:2.5 The r. between the sexes are evolving favorably;
84:6.8 the biologic r. of male and female with the social
84:6.8 male and female with the social r. of husband and
85:3.3 the Hindus still maintain friendly r. with their snakes.
87:7.8 It must recognize true meanings, exalt beautiful r.,
89:5.7 it was customary to refrain from eating near r.;
89:10.6 forgiveness of sin by Deity is the renewal of loyalty r
89:10.6 of the human consciousness of the lapse of such r.
89:10.6 the consciousness of re-establishment of loyalty r.
93:5.11 Melchizedek maintained peaceful r. with all the
96:3.4 maintain friendly r. with the Pharaohs and not to
99:1.4 These new social r. and economic upheavals can
100:1.1 concepts of diversified life situations and cosmic r..
103:7.12 analogous interpretations of origins, functions, r.,
103:8.2 arises out of the dissimilar interpretations and r. of
105:4.4 R. existent within the I AM as the unity thereof is
105:4.5 R. existent between the I AM as sevenfold and the
106:0.1 mortal should know something of the r. of Deity to
106:9.2 creature could possibly perceive the r. of sequence
106:9.2 no creature could fathom the r. of simultaneity.
114:4.2 observer, who maintains very close advisory r. with
114:6.8 now functioning in the overcontrol of international r.
115:2.2 if not augmented even in the r. of infinite Deity.
115:4.5 direct and indirect: direct in so far as triodity r.
116:4.2 Deity and sustains very close r. to the Supreme.
117:7.12 speculations concerning his r. to the present grand
120:3.4 3. In your r. to the social order we advise that you
121:2.10 The friendly r. of Herod with the Roman rulers made
124:4.3 enjoyed good r. with them up to the beginning of
127:5.5 not free to enter into r. with any woman other than
130:2.4 become master of all r. between the two of you?
131:0.1 world’s religions about God and his r. with man.
131:1.7 In all your r. with men do good for evil.
133:3.6 express himself in regard to the r. of the sexes.
133:5.8 of a living universe of changing impersonal r.
134:5.13 internal affairs, it is not concerned with foreign r.,
136:6.2 in general even in his r. with other personalities,
136:9.1 his individual r. to natural law and spiritual power,
140:8.9 the strained r. then existing between the Jewish
141:7.5 that he had come to establish personal and eternal r.
142:2.2 and better r. among the families of all nations.
142:7.13 application of these features of family life to the r.
143:3.1 maintaining harmonious r. with John’s disciples.
143:3.7 a period of improved r. with the followers of John.
143:7.2 the act of an individual soul in its self-conscious r.
144:6.3 If you are in personal difficulty in your r. with God
153:3.7 he could do nothing to prevent an open rupture of r.
159:2.2 the outward and far-flung social r. of believers
160:2.6 Of all social r. calculated to develop character, the
160:2.6 Marriage, with its manifold r., is best designed to
161:2.9 speaks of these r. in such a matter-of-fact way.
170:3.10 man unfolds his moral nature in loving r. with his
170:3.11 the approaching age of improved human r. and
174:1.2 comprehend the nature of those loving r. between
178:1.2 This distinction of procedure refers to the r. of the
178:2.1 over vast stretches of time and embracing r. with
180:5.6 golden rule as the yardstick for measuring social r.
181:2.16 dealt with as individuals in all their spiritual r., but
184:1.1 priest, and with his r. to the Roman authorities,
186:5.5 divinely beautiful r. between man and his Maker
188:5.1 all r. between God and man upon the family basis.
188:5.1 the central truth in the universe r. of Creator and
194:4.11 Greek believers that terminated the peaceful r.
196:0.4 religion based on personal spiritual r. with the Father
relations, sex
45:6.3 derived from average sr. on their native spheres.
82:2.2 there was little or no regulation of the r. of the sexes.
82:3.10 allowed members of the ruling group to have sr. with
82:4.3 and all legalized sr. grew out of these pre-existent
82:5.1 crystallize in restriction of sr. among near relatives.
83:1.2 1. In the regulation of personal sr..
83:2.5 The r. between the sexes are evolving favorably;
83:2.6 among early peoples sr. were conventional during
83:4.3 all formality, marriage being consummated by sr..
83:5.12 one wife, but he could maintain sr. with any number
83:5.13 The olden taboos on sr. with a pregnant or nursing
84:1.1 Marriage was not founded on sr.;
84:1.3 by the conscious realization of the obligations of sr..
84:1.4 of bathing in the sea at high tide than of having sr..
84:1.5 that sr. opened the way for the impregnating ghost
84:4.3 proper and satisfactory sr. have always involved the
89:7.4 highly elevating to have sr. with a woman engaged
92:2.5 that they be permitted freely to indulge in loose sr.
133:3.6 express himself in regard to the r. of the sexes.
relationship
0:4.5 The primal r. is the tension between them.
0:6.11 but there is no r. between space and pattern;
0:7.7 This associative Deity r. is now creatively expanding
0:12.4 Trinities are truths of r. and facts of co-ordinate
1:1.1 it grows out of the recognition of our personal r.
1:1.3 numerous appellations, in spirit of r. all meaning
1:1.5 known by some name indicative of personal r.,
1:1.5 yield to the sentimental appeal of the touching r.
1:7.2 Such a r. can exist only between personalities.
2:5.11 so much of human r. that is wholly ignoble and
2:6.2 level of intimate family morality of the parent-child r.
2:7.7 coheres in God the Father through the direct r.
3:2.13 the will of God, by his mercy ministry and fatherly r.
3:4.7 And all of such a unique r. is an actual experience in
3:4.7 the Creator-creature r.–the Father-child affection.
4:4.5 the whole of this absolute nature is subject to the r.
4:4.5 but in all his vast family r. with the creatures of time
6:0.4 afford the finite mind something of an idea of the r.
8:0.4 I do so merely to enable you to think of their r..
9:1.1 is known by many names, all designative of r. and
9:1.1 is the apparent ancestor of motion, change, and r..
9:1.3 actual or actualizing reality can escape eventual r.
9:1.6 his actions appear to recognize the Father-Paradise r.
9:7.4 The r. between the finite cosmic mind and the divine
10:2.7 experiences the fullness of divine personality r.,
10:4.6 totality of any isolated cosmic event or personality r.
10:5.5 and this r. is denominated the Trinity of Ultimacy.
10:7.3 We understand that they sustain a similar r. to the
10:7.3 often conjecture as to what will be the personal r.
12:4.12 The present r. of your sun and its associated
12:7.7 to taste the divine delights of experiencing the r. of
12:7.8 the universality of God’s love brings into being a r.
12:7.10 this brotherhood, being universal, is a r. of the whole
12:7.10 Brotherhood discloses not the each r., but the all r..
12:7.11 Brotherhood constitutes a fact of r. between every
12:7.11 the penalties that may come as a result of r. to other
12:9.6 Such a r. of personal mind and spirit constitutes the
15:4.6 charge of a superuniverse irrespective of nebular r.,
16:3.15 Master Spirit discloses a personal and organic r. to
16:5.5 to portray a complete Trinity r. to the evolutionary
16:9.13 realization of our fraternal r with fellow personalities
16:9.14 Fatherhood is the r. out of which we reason
21:0.2 The r. of the Creator Sons with their Paradise Father
21:3.9 Augmenting supreme sovereignty–the advanced r.
21:3.23 7. To achieve new and higher r. with the Supreme
24:1.13 Circuit Supervisors have something of the same r. to
29:4.20 By placing these controllers in proper technical r.
30:1.1 with inherent and attained r. to the Paradise Deities.
31:9.14 Creator Sons, and while this r. is unrevealed, you
31:9.14 Supreme Creators in the r. of the first experiential
32:4.3 origin in the Third Source and Center, or in the r.
36:5.13 This animal r. makes the adjutants more practically
37:2.11 unrevealed matters which pertain to the future r.
40:10.2 Such spirit r. between the local and superuniverse
40:10.13 Sonship is the supreme r. of the creature to the
41:4.2 relationships, but density is a r. of space and mass.
42:10.1 potency, is suggestive of certain evolutions of r. in
44:0.20 conveying, the meaning, value, and r. of these
44:6.7 by dramatizing the significance of r. through the
44:7.2 Truth, fact, and r. are intellectually inseparable and
45:6.4 that sublime experience of achieving parental r. to
45:6.4 The r. of child and parent is fundamental to the
55:10.9 new and sublime r. between the Creator Son,
56:10.13 —the living spirit r. of all things and all beings
83:0.3 The self-regarding and self-gratifying sex r. entails
83:8.2 union of husband and wife in the marriage-home r.
84:1.6 reproductive function entails the mother-child r..
86:2.3 necessarily any r. between purposes and results.
91:2.2 But aside from this generalized r., prayer and magic
92:7.11 fear or love has dominated the parent-child r..
93:5.11 a friendly severance of r., Abraham going over to
101:7.3 God, followed by enlarging concepts of r. thereto.
103:3.1 In the group r. there was presented the exact social
103:4.2 an effort to make atonement, to restore friendly r..
103:4.4 creature-Creator r. was placed on a child-parent
103:4.4 not a legitimate part of such an intimate family r. are
103:4.5 The r. is one of parent-child association and is
104:3.15 Father, Son, and Spirit (as persons) can sustain a r.
104:3.15 Father, Son, and Spirit sustain no such personal r. to
104:3.15 they collectively sustain an external r. to the triunity
104:3.17 and trinities otherwise exhibit no categorical r..
104:4.44 the First Source, who in this r. is to all intents and
105:2.2 The Infinitude, but the postulation of this dual r.
105:2.4 I AM is establishing the basis for a sevenfold self-r..
105:2.5 This is the primal personality r. of actualities.
105:2.5 This r. establishes the personality of the Infinite and
105:2.6 This is the primal impersonal r. of actualities,
105:2.6 r. establishes the potential of form–configuration–
105:2.6 master pattern of impersonal and nonspiritual r.–
105:2.8 In this r., all qualifieds and unqualifieds are
105:2.11 This is the stasis or self-r. of Infinity, the eternal
105:2.11 In so far as this r. is discernible as personality,
105:2.11 In so far as this r. is impersonally expressible,
105:2.11 In so far as this r. is conceivable as an absolute,
105:3.4 chronicity of motion is determined by Paradise r..
105:4.2 static self through self-segmentation and self-r. to
106:7.3 But the Deity Absolute stands in eternity r. with
106:8.18 But we still do not perceive the r. to the creative and
106:9.5 the Trinity of Trinities are each an eternity r. which
107:1.6 In their r. to fusion creatures they reveal a supernal
110:6.6 true that the supremacy of a decision, its crisis r.,
110:6.15 the highest possible realization of mind-Adjuster r.
110:6.16 approach to the morontia consciousness of initial r.
110:6.16 it is this very r. that makes it forever impossible
111:2.3 with mind and spirit held together in functional r. of
111:2.3 This functioning r. of such mind and spirit does not
111:2.7 3. The r. between material mind and divine spirit,
111:2.7 The reality of this unique r. is neither material nor
112:0.11 —awareness of relativity of r. with other persons.
112:0.15 changeless; the r. between them (in the soul) is
112:1.17 is much more than just an enlarged or complex r..
112:2.8 Every true r. of mortal man with other persons—
112:5.14 the same human personality again to function in r.
112:5.16 provide that r. of universe energy—morontial, mindal
114:1.1 Urantia had no sure and settled r. with the local
114:3.5 of Urantia does not maintain a very close organic r.
115:0.1 With God the Father, sonship is the great r..
115:1.2 the Father-Son portrayal of Creator-creature r. will
115:5.1 the growth of the Supreme is a matter of triodity r.,
115:7.7 into consideration source, function, and destiny: r.
116:3.3 divinity becomes like humanity, inherent in this r.
116:4.2 a particularly close r. between the Supreme Being
116:4.2 This closeness of r. is shared in measure by all of
116:5.1 You have been instructed in the r. of God the
116:5.17 r. of the settled universes to the evolving universes
117:3.13 culminates the total finite and establishes its r. with
117:7.10 2. Coabsolute r. in the second experiential Trinity.
117:7.16 it may be something like the present r. between
118:1.3 There is a direct r. between maturity and the unit of
118:1.8 divorce the present of its true r. to the not-present
118:1.8 to reveal the co-ordinate r. of past-present-future
118:6.3 exhibits inheritance factors which establish r. with
118:9.7 is evolving a new r. between pattern and person.
118:10.11 other individuals; the r. is personal–man and God.
120:1.3 to master as a part of their intimate r. with you as
120:1.4 be by the perfection of such a r. that the world of
120:4.2 the progressive factor in such a nonunderstandable r.
122:5.2 wise in her r. with her strange and little-understood
129:4.2 natural and normal human r. between the material
130:3.6 regard to his character and his r. with mortal man.
134:4.2 the kingdom is a spiritual r. between God and man.
140:10.4 gather from the illustration was the child-father r..
140:10.4 father that insures an understanding and loving r.,
140:10.4 realization of this very and eternal child-father r..”
140:10.5 of the individual to God–this very child-father r..
142:7.4 it is presented in terms expressive of the family r.–
142:7.5 application to the r. existing between God and man.
142:7.6 The r. of father and child is inherent in all nature
142:7.13 “This entire r. of a son to the Father, I know in
143:1.4 is a liberating revelation, but love is the supreme r..
143:6.4 love is the greatest r. in the world–in the universe–
146:2.11 expressive of your inner r. with the Father of spirits.
149:6.2 I would instruct you in the Father-son r. of God
157:3.4 more about his own nature and his personal r. to the
160:2.4 Such an effective r. is also possible between two
160:2.6 your Master has wisely chosen the father-child r.
160:2.6 And such a matchless community of r., man and
167:5.4 did denounce shameful floutings of the marriage r.
169:4.6 in terms descriptive of his own personal r. with the
169:4.11 in all matters of r. with his creatures, he is a Father.
169:4.11 Jesus made the final pronouncement of his r. with
174:1.3 in all matters connected with the child-parent r..
174:1.4 understanding of the depth of the child-father r.,
177:2.6 Jesus’ teaching, founded on the father-child r., can
180:5.6 Others experience this expression of human r. as
180:5.8 The true cosmic meaning of this rule of universal r.
180:5.10 the growing and living r. of one spirit-led mortal’s
184:4.3 in personality r. with the God of all this universe,
196:0.9 very deep consciousness of close r. with divinity,
relationships
0:0.1 confused and uncertain about the r. of the divine
0:1.18 certain Havona levels of existential-experiential r..
0:3.23 —nonbeginning, nonending realities and r..
0:7.1 master universe is twofold as concerns eternity r..
1:2.9 God does control them in many of their universal r.
4:3.6 with relative imperfection in the r. of time and matter
6:0.2 designate the r. of eternity by such time concepts
6:0.4 sequential concept of the r. of the eternal and
6:5.3 Creator, who may act for the Father in such r..
8:1.11 first mastering the r. of the child-parent situation
8:1.11 to r. of the community, the race, and the world,
9:1.4 physical-energy r., and true mind meanings.
9:3.2 the Conjoint Actor to certain phases of universe r..
9:4.5 mind establishes those relative r. between energy and
10:3.2 they certainly disclose r. of a very diverse nature.
10:3.2 from Paradise out on the universes, these r. do seem
10:5.7 involves the co-ordinate action of all triunity r. of the
10:8.8 the cosmic r. of the Universal Absolute will tend to
11:7.8 Such r. of motion and quiescence constitute a curved
11:9.5 Personality and mind-spirit r. are transmissible,
12:5.5 R. to time do not exist without motion in space,
13:1.21 your human self will here enter into new r. with
13:2.0 2. FATHER-WORLD RELATIONSHIPS
15:6.16 There are physical r. among those planetary systems
16:3.19 ascendant creatures in the matter of personal r..
16:4.1 They represent the Third Source in the r. of energy
16:8.6 attainment of identity status in the personality r. of
17:2.6 to such unification of r. between experiential Deity
21:3.11 7. Unrevealed sovereignty–the unknown r. of a
25:1.4 In personality r. the spiritual is dominant over the
26:1.16 Complemental r. may be transient; they are not
26:6.3 In certain respects, new r. with the Seventh Master
26:8.2 their candidates for a realization of the Trinity r. of
27:2.3 your societal r. involve a great deal more than
27:4.1 been fully instructed in the ethics of Paradise r.–
27:7.1 fact of the intimate and personal r. of the Creators
28:5.13 these reflectors of the ideals and status of ethical r..
28:5.13 out of the r. and associations of intelligent beings.
28:6.2 All r. and the application of ethics grow out of the
29:2.19 those spheres of the most extraordinary energy r.
29:4.25 by varying their liaison r., they are able to exert a
33:1.2 These r. constitute a Creator Son the most
37:5.5 justice, and fair treatment in all r. with other peoples.
39:1.12 the creatures of Nebadon for the r. of the next age.
39:3.7 appreciation of the morality of interpersonal r.,
39:4.18 It is just such friendly r. as these that so endear a
41:4.2 and solid states are matters of atomic-molecular r.,
42:2.7 But regardless of any such possible r., the openly
42:10.1 an arena of changing r. wherein energy-matter is
42:10.7 difficult to portray the r. of mind to nonspiritual
42:11.7 superimposed on an increasing complexity of r.,
48:6.30 spiritual and the physical, of the r. of men and angels
49:5.29 groupings according to type, series, and other r..
50:1.3 failure to keep a proper grasp of the values and r.
50:5.9 and culture grasps at cosmic r. and true values.
51:6.1 And all of these r. are augmented and sealed by
52:2.6 Heretofore, human r. have been chiefly tribal; now,
52:7.3 New values and r. are being established.
53:0.1 of fraternal obligations, blindness to cosmic r..
54:1.4 personality reality is proportional to its divinity r..
54:6.3 systems, constellations, and universes are r. of
55:4.13 these superuniverse rulers enter into new r. with the
55:9.1 marked modification of r. with both the system
55:9.2 in matters pertaining to Havona and Paradise r..
55:10.4 New r. extend down to the constellations and
56:6.5 the First Person of all deity levels of personal r. with
56:10.6 to discover new levels of harmonious cosmic r..
79:3.6 Ghats owed their prominence to maritime r. with
79:3.8 These commercial r. greatly contributed to the
79:7.6 commercial r. between these two remotely situated
79:8.10 worship insured the building up of superior family r.
82:5.10 which embraced many degrees of in-law r.,
83:5.1 her husband could sever such temporary r. at will.
83:8.3 At scarcely any point are such r. comparable to the
83:8.3 it is unfortunate that the misconception of these r.
84:2.1 gave origin to the blood-bond concept of human r..
100:3.4 when such r. are recognized and appreciated by mind
100:3.5 are real, but always values depend on the fact of r..
101:2.2 and r. of matter and spirit by the mediation mind.
101:5.13 supreme values, divine goodnesses, universal r.,
102:8.3 his differing recognition of moral values, ethical r.,
103:6.5 truths and r. without the guidance of philosophy
103:7.3 perfectly correlated in the mind r. of the Conjoint
103:7.8 The truth–an understanding of cosmic r., universe
103:9.6 wisdom introduces him to a world of truth, to r.;
104:0.1 The ideas of triads arose from many suggestive r.
104:1.13 it was practically true with respect to spiritual r..
104:2.2 personal nature of a God who has no personal r. in
104:2.6 further presentation of certain other threefold r..
104:2.6 —the r. of the God of force, energy, power,
104:3.1 that there are certain r. between all seven Absolutes.
104:3.4 Absolutes and of their co-ordination in cosmic r..
104:3.4 for the appearance of diversity of absolute r.,
104:3.14 It would seem that triunity of absolute r. is inevitable
104:3.16 does the Trinity stand unique among absolute r.;
104:5.1 There are certain other triune r. which are non-
105:1.5 certain source r. which reality manifests to infinity.
105:2.3 I AM are eternally integrated by simultaneous r.
105:3.1 The seven prime r. within the I AM eternalize as the
105:3.10 The r. of absolutes in eternity cannot always be
105:3.10 predicated on their eternity existence and infinity r..
105:4.1 the I AM into the primary self-r.–the seven phases
105:4.2 to absolute r., r. with self-derived Absolutes.
105:4.2 These dual r., eternalizing to the universes as the
105:4.3 three great classes of primordial r., and they are:
105:4.4 1. Unity r..
105:4.5 2. Duality r..
105:4.6 3. Triunity r..
105:4.7 Triunity r. arise upon duality foundations because of
105:5.9 The two are co-ordinate in eternity r., but within
105:5.10 there is still another type: Trinitizing and other r.
105:7.17 but there are other sevenfold r. of the First Source
106:0.1 he should comprehend something of the r. existing
106:6.4 though we are not so sure regarding quantitative r..
109:7.4 who embrace within their being all the known r. of
111:6.5 mind can create other mechanisms, even energy r.
111:6.5 even energy r. and living r., by the utilization of
112:1.17 creature means more than the integration of r.;
112:1.17 all factors of reality as well as co-ordination of r..
112:1.17 R. exist between two objects, but three or more
112:5.22 But personality and the r. between personalities
112:5.22 mortal memory of personality r. has cosmic value
115:2.4 growth becomes an actuality through triodity r.
115:3.18 r. cannot be more than relative landmarks on the
116:2.3 in order to grasp universe r. and to understand the
116:3.5 And throughout all these r. in the finite universes
116:5.14 Their struggle for physical dominance over the r. of
117:1.1 the reality of volitional experience in the trinity r. of
118:3.0 3. TIME-SPACE RELATIONSHIPS
118:3.6 It may help to an understanding of space r. if you
120:3.3 2. As concerns family r., give precedence to the
132:3.2 Knowledge deals with facts; wisdom, with r.; truth,
133:5.8 impersonal relations and evolving personal r..
136:3.2 the forty days of adjusting himself to the changed r.
136:3.3 and fully comprehended all these far-flung r.,
140:8.14 that family r. must not interfere with religious
141:7.5 forever take precedence over all other human r..
142:7.6 The r. of nature and the phenomena of mortal
142:7.17 use the earth family as an illustration of divine r.
142:7.17 I presume to employ commonplace and literal r.
143:6.4 pronouncement of the observation of these divine r..
147:4.8 when you perceive the eternal fitness of human r.,
147:4.9 That is the universe ideal of human r..
148:4.7 You do not understand the r. of evil and sin
167:5.3 marriage as the ideal and highest of all human r..
174:1.2 Understanding r. associated with attitudes of love
177:2.5 that he can first know of either human or divine r..
177:2.5 by these social and spiritual r. of the home.
180:5.6 of moral obligation as regards all fraternal r..
180:5.10 constant and living readaptative interpretation of r.
181:2.16 in all group r. we unfailingly provide for definite
186:5.5 but these essential r. of God and men are inherent
relative—noun
93:5.7 brief sojourn in Egypt Abraham found a distant r. on
122:8.3 found lodgings in the home of a distant r. of Joseph.
123:0.3 at the palatial home of Joseph’s r.-benefactor a short
124:6.12 the large home of a well-to-do r. of Mary’s,
128:7.8 to Magdala with him and put him in the care of a r.,
129:1.5 Zebedee’s wife, Salome, was a r. of Annas, the high
137:2.2 This Jesus is a r. of John, and through much
142:0.2 Annas, the onetime high priest and r. of Salome,
184:0.3 high priest was a distant r. of their mother, Salome.
relative—adjective
0:1.18 or it may be r., neither perfect nor imperfect, as on
0:1.21 Absolute perfection in some phases and r. perfection
0:1.22 3. Absolute, r., and imperfect aspects in varied
0:1.24 5. Absolute perfection in no direction, r. perfection
0:1.25 6. Absolute perfection in no phase, r. in some,
0:2.2 Deity-personality levels of subinfinite value and r.
0:3.20 as comprehended by finite beings, is partial, r.,
0:4.8 Absonites–realities which are r. with respect to time
1:7.4 universe, an evolving universe of r. imperfections.
2:2.4 perfection must necessarily be a r. term, but in the
2:7.1 finite knowledge and creature understanding are r..
2:7.9 the goodness of God to the r. exclusion of truth
3:5.11 Then must man struggle in an environment of r.
3:5.16 Havona worlds do not require the potential of r.
4:2.4 content of the evil, error,and disharmony of r. reality
4:3.6 effective exhibition of all phases of r. goodness.
4:3.6 stands in contrastive association with r. imperfection
5:4.2 polytheism is a r. unification of the evolving concept
5:6.4 which he endows with the attributes of r. creative
5:6.9 personality confers r liberation from slavish response
9:4.5 mind establishes those r. relationships between spirit
9:4.6 The Paradise ascent involves a r. and differential
11:2.11 much meaning as it may be applied to r. locations
11:7.2 Geographically these zones appear to be a r.
11:7.8 motion surrounded on all sides by r. motionlessness.
11:8.8 it is ancestral to all r. functional nonspirit realities–
12:1.2 motion, alternating with zones of r. quiescence,
12:1.14 the space-forces existing in this zone of r. quiet
12:4.10 3. R. motions–r. in the sense that they are not
12:4.12 while disclosing many r. and absolute motions in
12:7.11 The r. velocities of part and whole determine
12:8.9 to comprehend the seven levels of r. cosmic reality,
12:8.13 material manifestations are r., and the cosmic mind
12:9.5 and from the r. blindness of mechanistic materialism.
13:2.7 you will have access to Ascendington and r. access
14:4.12 have r. meaning quite apart from either Paradise or
15:3.7 of star observers arises out of the r. distortions and
15:4.3 Their chief difficulty lies in the r. inaccessibility of
15:8.3 energy has weight, although weight is always r.,
16:6.7 arena of reason, recognition of r. right and wrong.
16:7.7 The art of r. estimation or comparative measurement
16:8.5 self-consciousness and associated r. free will.
16:8.6 the realization of r. independence of creative and
16:8.7 The r. free will which characterizes the self-
21:5.7 the end of agelong uncertainty and r. confusion.
24:1.1 —but with the circuits of r. spiritual energy and
24:1.1 all r. spirit circuits concerned in the administration
34:6.5 Spiritual effort results in r. spiritual exhaustion.
38:1.2 the attainment of r. personality by the Mother Spirit,
39:4.7 to enjoy the transient satisfactions of r. maturity–
39:4.7 But however r. such successes may be, no creature
40:10.6 and established eras of r. perfection attainment.
41:9.5 Your sun has long since attained r. equilibrium
42:4.13 The r. integrity of matter is assured by the fact that
42:7.2 There is the same r. distance, in comparison with
42:10.1 The endless sweep of r. cosmic reality from the
49:3.5 the activities of the realm with the same r. trials and
54:5.13 Time, even in a universe of time, is r.: If a Urantia
54:5.13 The r. lapse of time from the viewpoint of Uversa,
55:3.2 throughout this age of r. progress and perfection.
56:1.4 Pure energy is the ancestor of all r.,nonspirit realities
56:9.7 the revelation of God must always be partial, r.,
56:10.12 Goodness is the mental recognition of the r. values
57:3.9 through a transient period of r. physical stability.
57:3.10 R. space appeared even in the regions near the
57:4.4 and r. stabilization of the far-flung starry systems
57:5.2 Today, your sun has achieved r. stability, but its
59:1.1 By the dawn of this period of r. quiet on the earth’s
64:6.14 various tribes learning to live together in r. peace,
70:9.13 Rights are r. and ever changing, being no more than
75:8.7 But in our evolving universe of r. perfection and
76:2.2 The two boys had many times argued about the r.
77:4.5 long period of r. peace between this Nodite group
79:8.8 Truth is r. and expanding; it lives always in the
82:1.4 1. The r. progress of civilization.
82:5.8 groups had learned to live together in r. peace.
86:6.7 a natural consciousness of r. right and wrong;
100:3.4 a meaningless enjoyment bordering on r. evil.
102:6.6 take origin in him, while all facts exist r. to him.
102:7.2 his relation to the universe, is a r. revelation which
105:3.4 Paradise is not in space; space exists r. to Paradise,
105:3.4 the Unqualified pervades it, and all r. existence has
105:3.8 the undeified; correlator of the absolute and the r..
105:5.5 With the appearance of r. and qualified reality there
106:0.4 But the term “maximum” is itself a r. term–
106:0.10 the concepts herewith presented are entirely r.,
106:0.10 r. in the sense of being conditioned and limited by:
106:1.4 The Sevenfold, in all phases, is the source of the r.
106:7.7 of qualification within the r. absoluteness of the quiet
106:8.1 Finalities are difficult for r. beings to comprehend,
106:9.3 are man’s greatest aids to r. reality perception
110:6.1 Completion of the first circle denotes r. maturity of
112:2.12 the observation of the observation of all this r.
112:5.1 To say that a being is personal is to recognize the r.
112:5.4 beings are born, live, and die in a r. instant of time;
113:1.6 you reach the first or inner circle of r. contact with
115:3.18 relationships cannot be more than r. landmarks on
115:7.3 the unqualified values of the seven Absolutes, is r..
117:4.8 morality which transcends the temporal sense of r.
118:3.3 and are relegated to the domain of r. cosmic realities.
118:6.4 All volition is r..
118:10.1 Man does have r. powers of choice.
118:10.14 Man, the civilized, will someday achieve r. mastery
121:1.9 Syria were enjoying a period of prosperity, r. peace,
122:0.2 the Hebrews possessed those r. advantages which
124:0.1 more balanced idea of the r. merits of the Eastern,
130:4.11 from the r. and imperfect to the final and perfected
130:4.11 Error is the shadow of r. incompleteness which
130:4.15 The finite shadow of r. and living truth is continually
130:7.7 reality has an expanding and always r. meaning on
132:2.2 good and evil are merely words symbolizing r.
132:2.3 Goodness, like truth, is always r. and unfailingly
132:2.7 Goodness is living, r., always progressing, invariably
134:5.2 There are only two levels of r. sovereignty on an
134:5.2 all groupings and associations are r., transitory, and
134:5.16 All other sovereignties are r. in value, intermediate in
134:6.1 And the r. nature of freedom is true socially,
147:5.7 the r. value of status with God and progress in the
158:2.2 fearing James or John might ask some question r.
159:4.8 truth may shine forth, but always of r. purity and
167:5.6 reluctance to make positive pronouncements r. to
184:3.16 except the one question r. to his bestowal mission.
195:4.4 fragmentation, and more recent r. rehabilitation.
195:5.8 supreme values which are in contrast with the r.
relatively
2:7.1 gleaned from even high sources, is only r. complete,
2:7.2 Evolving personalities are only partially wise and r.
2:7.2 may be wholly true in one place may be only r. true
5:6.6 a self-conscious and a (r.) self-determinative and
7:0.5 The will of the personal creature is r. free and
11:4.1 its size is so enormous that this terminal angle is r.
11:7.2 Paradise is the motionless nucleus of the r. quiescent
11:7.7 The r. quiet zones between the space levels, such
11:7.7 inner and outer margins by r. quiet space zones.
12:5.4 The r. motionless midspace zones impinging on
12:6.6 in accordance with r. stable but unknown laws
15:1.3 You belong to one of the r. recent universes.
34:3.5 seem to be able to operate r. independent of time.
35:4.1 by mortals who have ascended to r. higher levels of
37:9.6 the spironga, constitute a r. permanent citizenship.
37:9.6 Adamic Sons and midway creatures, it is r. true of
37:9.9 Their progeny function as the r. permanent citizens
39:0.10 imply ability to function on r. lower service levels.
41:3.7 Most of the giant suns are r. young; most of the
42:3.10 —matter as it exists on Urantia in a state of r. stable
42:3.12 10. Collapsed matter–the r. stationary matter found
42:7.1 the center of every minute universe of energy a r.
42:7.4 hundred electrons revolve around a central and r.
49:2.10 to the planetary differentiation of life are r. minor.
50:4.2 by mineral embellishment and by r. advanced
51:6.1 Even in early times when the violet peoples are r.
57:6.4 But if two space bodies of similar density are r.
58:2.2 this r. small amount of ozone protects Urantia
59:2.8 The world is once again quiet and r. peaceful;
61:1.4 Bring forth r. mature and well-developed offspring.
61:2.3 the world climate remained r. mild because of the
64:7.5 When the r. pure-line remnants of the red race
65:7.3 On life-experiment planets they are r. isolated.
66:4.4 1. They were corporeal and r. human, for they
68:5.8 Man thus became r. independent of woman;
77:9.9 immortal planetary citizenry, is r. immune to those
80:3.8 These great and r. sudden climatic modifications
81:6.44 Before the discovery of printing, progress was r.
82:2.3 the twentieth-century standards of r. complete sex
87:5.2 more advanced and r. complex spirit-ghost cult,
89:8.5 a dependable Deity until he himself became r. moral
92:6.20 much that is r. more advanced, such as Buddhism
95:2.9 this was, r., an advanced concept of a future life
100:3.6 Progress is always meaningful, but it is r. valueless
101:2.9 natural life is thus r. continuous as a phenomenon,
101:4.5 Truth may be but r. inspired, even though revelation
101:5.10 result in the stabilization of r. ethical civilizations.
105:0.1 and the finality of reality is only r. understandable.
105:7.16 and r. by the Seven Master Spirits, the subsupreme
110:6.16 These circle attainments are only r. related to God-
112:0.5 Personality is r. creative or cocreative.
112:5.1 all of which are r. subject to the destiny of the whole
112:7.4 but mortals pass through a r. short and intensive
115:1.2 Conceptual frames of the universe are only r. true;
115:1.2 destiny, time, space, even Deity, are only r. true.
115:7.1 Father-I AM has achieved r. complete liberation
116:5.17 R. complete control over the material creation has
117:0.2 If all grand universes should ever r. achieve the full
118:3.6 r. speaking, space is after all a property of all bodies.
118:6.4 choosing is not absolute, nevertheless, it is r. final on
118:7.4 dazzled by the freedom of the r. sovereign will of
118:8.4 Creature choice, when r. liberated from mechanical
118:9.2 the radius of this choice his will is r. sovereign.
130:7.6 Space is r. and comparatively finite to all beings of
130:7.8 R., and in accordance with transcendental attainment
132:2.10 A shadow is only r. real.
151:6.2 on a small, r. level spot was the cemetery of the little
154:0.2 he regarded his as either a prophet or a r. harmless
relatives
55:2.6 friends and r. who might assemble at a graduating
62:5.9 admixture with their inferior r. of the Primates tribes.
63:2.1 They envisaged being set upon by hostile r. and thus
63:2.3 be missed and pursued by their tribesmen and r..
63:2.6 thus forever to be independent of their animal r. of
64:1.2 not turn back to their inferior tree-dwelling r. in the
64:1.3 in contrast with the habits of their nonhuman r..
64:4.5 further mingling with its nonprogressive simian r.
65:6.5 toward thirty-two in the dawn man and his near r..
82:3.3 Parents, children, r., and society all had conflicting
82:5.1 in restriction of sex relations among near r..
82:5.2 taboos against all marriages among near r..
83:5.15 their offended r. swept down on the chief in wrath
84:2.6 Power lodged with the male r. of the mother could
122:5.6 taken by her other children and her friends and r.,
122:7.7 Joseph accordingly sought lodgings with distant r.
122:10.1 The boy baby was secreted with Joseph’s r..
122:10.4 Jesus lodged with well-to-do r. of Joseph’s family.
123:0.3 Aside from a few friends and r. no one was told
123:0.3 One of Joseph’s r. revealed this to a few friends in
123:0.4 month of September in counsel with friends and r.
123:0.6 Joseph’s r. refused to permit them to make the trip
123:1.3 their friends and r. that Jesus was a child of promise.
123:3.1 presented to him by Alexandrian friends and r..
125:2.1 the plan to eat the Passover with Mary’s r., but
125:4.2 First, they hastened to the house of their r., where
125:4.2 trace of Jesus, they returned to their r. for the night.
138:0.1 But Jesus planned to have no close r. as members
152:1.1 making an unseemly tumult; already were the r.
165:6.3 Friends, r., and loved ones are destined to be set
175:4.1 in conference with a certain group of Sadducean r.
177:4.2 Judas had disclosed to some of his r. and to friends
177:4.3 suggestion of one of his r. that Jesus, while he was
193:4.3 received the consolation of his unspiritual r. or
relativities
105:5.2 of absoluteness and implies the appearance of r..
106:8.1 therefore must they always be presented as r..
116:2.3 Time-space creatures must have origins, r., and
relativity
0:1.19 conceive of perfection in all phases and forms of r.,
0:3.11 No thing or being, no r. or finality, exists except in
2:7.3 vary in details owing to this r. in the completeness
94:11.4 consisted in its comprehension of the r. of all truth.
106:9.5 which mortals can only perceive as a time-space r.
112:0.11 —awareness of r. of relationship with other persons.
115:1.0 1. RELATIVITY OF CONCEPT FRAMES
115:7.6 unqualified infinity, but he seems to be on all r. levels
130:4.11 simply the observation of a r. in the relatedness of
130:4.13 evil, to which Jesus replied: Evil is a r. concept.
130:4.14 presence of the complete constitutes r. of reality,
130:4.15 But do not permit the concept of r so to mislead you
195:7.5 the faintly glimpsed findings of “r.” disturb your
relax
143:3.2 that we go apart with him for a season to rest and r..
relaxation
26:11.8 now the third metamorphosis is the true rest, the r.
30:3.7 3. The Reversion Directors are the promoters of r.
43:6.3 this shrine the Most Highs, on every tenth day of r.,
46:5.29 Stated otherwise, they are: service, study, and r..
48:4.2 Celestial r and superhuman humor are quite different
48:4.3 the function of these directors of change and r.,
48:4.12 contemplation of the past permits of r. and such a
48:4.16 The need for the r. and diversion of humor is
48:4.19 Humor and play–r.–are never reactions of exertion;
107:6.7 Adjusters have no r. from the time of their bestowal
117:7.17 r. from the agelong struggle for evolutionary
138:6.2 they pursued this plan of r. for one day each week
138:10.9 and Simon sought to provide for a few hours of r.
139:11.2 Simon was given charge of the diversions and r. of
143:3.0 3. DIVERSION AND RELAXATION
143:3.1 the enjoyment of a three-day period of rest and r..
143:3.3 all learn the value of rest and the efficacy of r..
160:1.12 worshipful practice of your Master brings that r.
160:1.12 The r. of worship, or spiritual communion as
160:3.1 it is a question of combined meditation and r..
160:3.1 r. determines the capacity for spiritual receptivity.
160:3.5 mountaintop of thought are to be found r. for the
relaxations
45:2.6 entertained by the Sovereign at these weekly r. meet
relaxed
128:3.1 This year the financial pressure was slightly r. as four
143:7.3 living–the time tension of personality–should be r.
relay
29:2.18 The circuit r. between the planets depends upon the
41:1.2 r. the down-stepped and modified circuits to the
67:6.9 ruling discovered lodged in the possession of a r.
149:0.4 clearinghouse for Jesus’ work on earth and the r.
159:6.4 David maintained an overnight r. messenger service
191:6.1 the fifth in the Jerusalem-Alexandria r. of runners,
relayed
46:3.3 the regular and special broadcasts of Uversa are r.
46:3.4 All broadcasts to the individual worlds are r. from
108:2.1 as soon as the personality forecasts have been r. to
108:3.2 concerned and r. to the particular planet involved.
183:4.5 David at the garden camp, and which was then r. to
relaying
159:6.4 These runners left Jerusalem each evening, r. at
relearn
112:6.8 time for the mortal survivor to re-explore and r.,
release – noun
13:4.7 When I am accorded a period of r. from assignment,
31:5.1 planetary assignment, may initiate a petition for r.
32:3.12 both types find r. from inherent limitations and
55:4.15 easy for the Planetary Adam and Eve to secure r.
55:4.18 Eve can petition the Sovereign Creator Son for r.
55:4.24 Upon obtaining r. from their agelong assignment,
55:4.25 They can secure planetary r. and from the universe
66:4.12 later r. to resume the interrupted journey to Havona
67:2.6 receive vindication and r. their prolonged anxiety
67:6.9 the r. of this decision would have awaited the
71:1.22 the r. of the girl so that she was at liberty to marry
77:9.4 not to leave the planet prior to their sometime r. by
99:4.5 through contact with, and r. of, spiritual energies in
107:6.7 until the day of their r. to start for Divinington
108:2.5 just what determines the r. of the Adjusters who
112:3.2 order the immediate r. of the indwelling Monitor.
112:3.2 this r. of the Adjuster in no way affects the duties of
119:6.5 time of Michael’s r. from the morontia bestowal,
128:6.6 either an immediate hearing for Jude or else his r.
136:3.5 I bring to you the bestowal r. of Immanuel, your
144:7.2 prison, and why he made no effort to secure his r..
181:2.17 But this r. from responsibility as the administrative
185:5.2 in shouting their protests against the r. of Jesus,
185:5.2 the purpose of asking Pilate for the r. of a prisoner
185:5.2 had come before him to ask for the r. of a prisoner
185:5.4 while they loudly shouted for the r. of Barabbas.
185:5.6 all let loose their mighty shouts for Barabbas’s r.
185:5.8 and urged the people to call for the r. of Barabbas
185:5.11 Then again Pilate appealed to them regarding the r.
185:8.2 mob cheered when he ordered the r. of Barabbas.
186:2.8 well-meant but halfhearted efforts to effect his r..
194:3.2 The religions of pessimistic despair seek to obtain r.
194:3.3 Jesus did not use religion as a r. from life.
release—verb
29:4.33 they are empowered to r. these accumulated energies
47:5.3 these circles of culture prior to r. from the flesh
49:5.25 r. the Spirit of Truth for planetary function, and thus
55:4.9 The System Sovereign has authority to r. midway
106:0.18 the age of the first outer space level, will r. the
127:2.8 he could not in clear conscience r. himself from the
127:2.8 mother and brother for being willing to r. him but
130:6.3 activate the body if you will r. it from the fetters of
131:4.5 we would r. our friend from the wrong he has done
132:3.6 Faith acts to r. the superhuman activities of the
135:12.2 Herod feared to r. John lest he instigate rebellion.
135:12.3 message, Herod was afraid to r. John from prison.
136:5.4 those cases where the Father directs me to r. such
138:1.5 a temptation to use his potential powers to r. him,
144:0.2 held John in prison, fearing either to r. or execute
148:5.2 thus r. the children of men from the extra burdens of
150:8.9 He has sent me to proclaim r. to the captives and the
160:3.1 how can we induce man to r. these soul-bound
181:2.17 I r. you from all responsibility as regards these
185:5.1 I am willing to chastise him before I r. him.”
185:5.2 he r. to them this man of Galilee as the token of
185:5.4 Which, therefore, would you prefer that I r. to you
185:5.11 which of these prisoners shall I r. to you at this,
185:5.12 Then said Pilate: “If I r. the murderer, Barabbas,
185:6.3 and having scourged him, I would r. him.”
185:7.2 Do you not realize that I still have power to r. you
185:7.5 Pilate was just about ready to r. Jesus when
185:7.5 “If you r. this man, you are not Caesar’s friend,
190:1.5 I r. you from your oaths and thereby disband the
released
31:6.1 they are r. from permanent-citizenship status and
40:3.1 both groups of midway creatures are r. from duty.
41:9.3 reached, and the subatomic energies begin to be r..
42:4.13 energy can be absorbed or r. only in exact amounts
55:4.23 order remaining on the planet are immediately r..
65:8.6 the personality is r. from the handicaps of time and
70:7.12 before marriage, the young men were usually r. for a
77:9.5 r. from immediate planetary duties after Pentecost.
81:2.1 that tools r. man power for the accomplishment of
93:10.1 technique whereby he was to be r. from the flesh
93:10.2 he had been duly r. by the Father Melchizedek
109:6.2 when r. by natural death (or prior thereto),
112:3.3 the indwelling Adjuster is immediately r. to depart
112:4.3 the r. Adjuster goes immediately to the home sphere
112:4.12 communication circuits to Salvington, and, thus r.,
114:2.6 to the opinion that all but Machiventa may be r.
133:1.1 moment Jesus r. the little bully, Ganid pounced
135:10.3 As weeks passed and he was not r., his disciples
135:12.2 or to refrain from all public activities if he were r..
144:0.3 until John should be either executed or r. to join
148:3.3 He had r. Peter, James, and John temporarily from
159:1.4 He ordered that he should be r., and that the loan
167:7.6 means whereby man’s spirit is r. from the tabernacles
183:4.2 Andrew had been r. from all responsibility in the
187:0.2 if Barabbas had not been r. as the Passover pardon
188:3.8 the “bosom of the Father,” to be subsequently r.
191:0.6 grateful the Master had r. him from the burdens of
193:5.4 r. Jesus of Nazareth from the morontia state and,
releases
48:4.11 These periodic r. from the tension of functional
104:4.27 the fundamental units of cosmic energy and r. them
131:4.7 Without God the soul is a prisoner; to know God r.
155:3.7 it r. faith and courage for daily living and unselfish
releasing
73:6.4 a superchemical storage battery, mysteriously r.
87:2.10 To break an article was to “kill it,” thus r. its ghost
97:9.25 Judahites started social reforms, such as r. slaves,
99:6.4 r. them for heightened service as kingdom builders.
101:8.2 is limiting and binding; faith is expanding and r..
128:7.13 full financial responsibility for the family, thus r.
160:4.12 exalting influences under the r. touch of spiritual
relegate
84:4.4 Many tribal and racial traditions r. trouble to Eve,
94:2.2 to r. to themselves the honors due their gods.
135:5.5 judgment of God which would r. the unrighteous
relegated
21:4.5 “all power in heaven and on earth” was r. to this
45:4.11 a Material Son of God who was r. to the likeness of
118:3.3 and are r. to the domain of relative cosmic realities.
relentless
52:2.5 r. warfare sometimes results in the obliteration of
62:3.4 war, r. war, broke out;and when the terrible struggle
64:5.1 For more than one hundred years this r. warfare
64:7.7 they did not carry on such incessant and r. wars of
79:5.5 defeats at the aggressive hands of the r. Chinese,
102:0.1 the grasp of a pitiless doom which a hostile and r.
188:5.11 regarded God as a r. Sovereign of stern justice and
194:4.13 And then broke out the new and r. persecutions by
relentlessly
159:3.9 I am equally and r. inexorable where there is
relevant
25:5.3 Paradise also has a r. summary of superuniverse
39:7.1 seraphim are engaged in pursuits r. to the dawning
102:2.5 until their r. facts actually become meaning
139:2.4 the majority of these questions were good and r.,
reliability
25:3.2 are of unquestioned r. and unerring in faithfulness.
50:7.1 a peculiar quality of confidence in cosmic r. which
97:1.5 story of God’s sincerity, his covenant-keeping r..
97:5.2 his infinite wisdom, his unchanging perfection of r..
139:5.5 The strong point about Philip was his methodical r.;
reliable
10:1.6 look to the bestowals of these Paradise Sons for r.
12:3.11 We think they are fairly r..
12:4.14 estimations of astronomic velocities are fairly r.
15:8.8 Practically, our forecasts are r., but we are always
28:5.7 are living, current, replete, and r. concentrations
35:5.3 but they are even more r. and efficient as rulers
44:5.4 There are just as certain and r. laws in the spirit
55:11.8 fairly r. conclusions as to what will happen when a
57:7.3 The radium clock is your most r. timepiece for
77:8.6 service of quick and r. personal communication.
93:9.8 narratives of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph are more r.
133:5.5 mathematics is r. when limited in its application to
162:5.2 You even allow that the witness of two r. persons
reliant
23:1.8 dependable, self-r., versatile, thoroughly spiritual,
relic
4:5.3 Such concepts are a r. of the times when men
70:10.8 retain such a r. of barbarism within the pages of a
83:4.7 The wearing of the bridal veil is a r. of the times
83:5.4 This was a r. of the time when marriage was a family
85:2.5 wooden divining rod is a r. of the ancient tree cults.
187:2.9 been tempted to resort to superstitious r. worship.
relics
59:5.22 The modern ferns are truly r. of these bygone ages.
83:2.3 “capture,” to be reticent toward marriage, are all r.
83:4.7 the pranks played upon honeymooners are all r. of
88:2.1 This belief explains the efficacy of many modern r..
88:2.2 Belief in r. is an outgrowth of the ancient fetish cult.
88:2.2 The r. of modern religions represent an attempt to
88:2.2 but supposedly all right to accept r. and miracles.
88:2.5 r. alongside the law in the combined war altar
90:5.4 dancers, weathermakers, guardians of religious r.,
92:1.3 Holy water, r., fetishes, charms, vestments, bells,
150:3.6 4. Charms and r. are impotent to heal disease,
relief
46:2.9 the pearly observatory and view the immense r. map
65:4.6 it affords more pain r. and exercises better control
68:5.7 Pastoral living afforded further r. from food slavery;
75:0.1 something for r. not embraced in the original plans.
94:7.3 teachings of Gautama came as a refreshing r..
125:1.4 profane jesting which he there heard were a r. from
132:4.2 anxious, and dejected mortals who gained much r.
159:5.15 “Do not sit down and sigh for r. while you berate
172:5.6 the majority of the apostles, was a great r. to Philip
193:4.3 accumulation of his emotional conflicts, to seek r.
relieve
69:9.10 ghost fear led early man to resist all attempts to r.
70:1.9 2. Woman scarcity–an attempt to r. a shortage of
90:4.6 Early man discovered that heat would r. pain;
125:2.5 Jesus and did much to r. the unpleasant memories of
126:4.4 learn to do good; seek justice, r. the oppressed.
139:6.6 Nathaniel would r. the tension by a flash or humor;
140:5.17 And in an unspoiled child the urge to r. suffering is
167:2.1 one of the lawyers present, desiring to r. the silence,
relieved
38:4.4 being r. by a seraphim of another birth date.
40:3.1 Upon being r. of planetary service, both orders are
55:4.23 Adam and Eve are always r. of planetary duties.
84:3.9 the mothers thus r. of their temporary barrenness,
113:2.10 the guardian is periodically r. by her complement,
122:1.2 predominance of strong but average individuals, r.
125:6.8 Presently the young man r. the embarrassment of all
127:6.7 Mary was greatly r. when Jesus assured her that
139:8.3 was r. by the thought that her pessimistic husband
143:7.3 Profound philosophy should be r. by rhythmic poetry
157:4.3 Jesus r. the tension by that friendly and fraternal
158:5.1 the nine apostles were more than r. to welcome
162:9.7 The apostles were greatly r. to have the Master back
163:6.2 had been a few cases of real spirit possession r. by
167:5.7 his answers to these inquiries r. their minds of
167:5.8 And in this way Jesus r. the minds of the apostles of
172:5.6 After he was r. of these personal fears regarding
185:4.3 Now he was r. of that fear since he observed that
relieves
153:3.3 The law of the elders thus r. such crafty children
160:1.12 communion as practiced by the Master r. tension,
relieving
179:2.1 Jesus looked them all over and, r. the tension with a
religio-cultural
92:6.19 Islam is the r. connective of North Africa, the
94:2.5 Caste alone could not perpetuate the Aryan r. system
religio-mystical
70:7.1 became divided into two classes: sociopolitical and r.
religio-philosophic
79:8.7 social standardization and r dogmatization continued
87:4.5 This dualism represented a great r. advance
94:5.6 brown races as an underlying influence in r. thought.
religio-philosophy
121:4.4 At least the Cynics made their r. democratic.
religio-political
174:3.4 the Sadducees because this r. sect acknowledged
religion—specific
2:7.9 The great mistake of the Hebrew r. was its failure
5:4.5 The Buddhist r. promises salvation from suffering,
5:4.5 the Jewish r. promises salvation from difficulties,
5:4.5 the Greek r. promised salvation from disharmony,
5:4.8 The Greek r. had a watchword “Know yourself”;
80:7.7 incorporated in the Christian r. under the guise of
92:5.11 Bedouins and founder of the Hebrew r.–Moses.
92:6.4 2. The Hebrew r..
92:6.17 The Hebrew r. encompasses the philosophic
92:6.18 The Christian r. is the r. about the life and teachings
93:4.6 These commands of the Salem r. were: 1. You shall
93:5.4 family were halfhearted converts to the Salem r.,
94:0.1 The early teachers of the Salem r. penetrated to
94:0.1 where they taught the natives the Salem r. and
94:1.7 But as this superior r. became contaminated with
93:4.0 4. THE SALEM RELIGION
94:4.0 4. THE HINDU RELIGION
94:4.8 has proved to be the most adaptive, amorphic r. to
94:5.2 form of Taoism arose in China, a vastly different r.
94:5.4 2. The Salem r. of a Most High Creator Deity who
94:5.5 the eastward spread of the Salem r. was exerted by
94:9.1 But Buddhism did not become widespread as a r.
94:9.1 he made Buddhism the dominant r. of one half
94:9.1 it was a r. vastly superior to those which it
94:9.6 Buddhism is a living, growing r. today because it
94:11.1 This new synthetic r. with its temples of worship
94:11.3 Thus did the r. of the great Indian protestant find
94:12.3 their r., they cling to faith in the all-merciful Amida
95:1.0 1. THE SALEM RELIGION IN MESOPOTAMIA
95:2.0 2. EARLY EGYPTIAN RELIGION
95:3.4 the surviving doctrines of the Salem r. flourished.
95:5.2 amazingly clear concept of the revealed r. of Salem
95:5.8 The supreme word of Ikhnaton’s r. in daily life was
95:6.1 whole nation was swinging to the Melchizedek r.
95:7.5 reverence led to the establishment of the Islamic r..
96:0.2 The Salem r. was revered as a tradition by Kenites
96:0.3 The Salem r. persisted among the Kenites in
96:0.3 this r. as it was later adopted by the Hebrews was
96:0.3 Factually the Hebrew r. is predicated upon the
96:0.3 It is through the Hebrew r. that much of the
96:1.12 believed in El Elyon, the supergod of the Salem r.,
96:7.3 God entertained by the believers of the Salem r.
97:2.1 But these efforts to advance the Hebraic r. did not
97:6.2 And thus did the r. of the Hebrews share in that
97:7.12 the trust-breeding r. of Salem shine forth for the
97:9.27 The Jewish r. of the Old Testament really evolved in
97:10.0 10. THE HEBREW RELIGION
97:10.5 but the Hebrew r. of sincere belief in the one and
97:10.5 And this r. survives because it has effectively
97:10.5 The Jewish r. did preserve the ideals of a people,
97:10.5 The Jewish r. had many faults–it was deficient in
97:10.7 The Jewish r persisted also because of its institutions
98:0.2 later incorporated into the newly forming Christian r.
98:1.0 1. THE SALEM R. AMONG THE GREEKS
98:1.2 This new r. was based on the cults of the Hellenic
98:1.2 it shared in the myths of the older inhabitants of
98:1.6 The Greek r. was helpful in that it portrayed a
98:2.1 The Olympian r. did not promise salvation, nor did it
98:2.5 Pindar, attempted the reformation of Greek r..
98:3.3 Roman r was greatly influenced by extensive cultural
98:5.2 that Zoroaster’s r. exerted an influence upon later
98:6.2 Occidental r. languished until the days of the Cynics,
98:6.2 Mithraism and Paul’s new r. of Christianity.
98:7.0 7. THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION
98:7.2 the origin and dissemination of the Christian r..
98:7.3 The Christian r., as a Urantian system of belief, arose
98:7.9 that Mithraism was the dominant r. during Paul’s
98:7.11 Christianity, today, has become a r. well adapted to
121:5.15 2. Christianity presented a r. which grappled with
121:5.17 Jewish r. and subsequently the teachings of Jesus
121:6.0 6. THE HEBREW RELIGION
121:7.5 But when the Jewish r. of good works and slavery
121:7.11 3. The sturdy morality of the established Jewish r..
122:5.11 the Eastern, or Babylonian, views of the Jewish r.;
126:3.11 to the Jewish commonwealth and r.?
127:2.6 since the Jewish r. was involved in all this agitation
128:3.6 if not the sole founder, of the Christian r..
130:3.3 we remark that the early teachers of the Christian r.
130:3.4 their r. eventually portrayed a clearer recognition
130:8.3 The lad became a devotee of the Mithraic r. and
131:1.1 excepting those which persisted in the Jewish r.,
131:3.1 Buddhism came to being a great r. without God,
131:5.1 the one God became a central teaching in the r. that
131:5.1 Aside from Judaism, no r. of that day contained
131:5.1 From the records of this r. Ganid made the following
131:7.1 the manuscripts of this Far-Eastern r. been lodged in
133:0.1 in Rome of the first preachers of the Christian r..
133:3.1 becoming very much interested in the Jewish r.,
159:5.7 Jesus took the best of the Jewish r. and translated
159:5.8 action into the passive doctrines of the Jewish r..
174:4.3 in accordance with the highest concept of Jewish r.
195:0.3 Christianity came not merely as a new r.–
195:0.18 yet slumber in this r. of paganized Christianity,
195:1.7 the Christianized version of the older Jewish r. came
195:2.9 Judaism was not acceptable as a r. to these Greeks.
195:10.18 Christianity is an extemporized r., and therefore
195:10.18 But Christianity is a mighty r., seeing that the
195:10.18 And then, when this Christian r. became comatose
196:2.1 Christianity, a r. embodying his own theologic
religion—non-specific; see religion of Jesus;
religion, evolutionary or evolved or evolving;
religion, new; religion, primitive;
religion, revealed or revelatory;
religion, true or real or genuine
1:2.7 the reality of God is essential to r., and indispensable
1:5.10 The truth and maturity of any r. is directly
1:5.10 the measure of religious maturity after r. has first
1:6.2 science a cause, to philosophy an idea, to r. a person,
2:6.1 In its true essence, r. is a faith-trust in the goodness
2:6.1 but in r. God must also be moral; he must be good
2:6.2 R. implies that the superworld of spirit nature is
2:7.9 As civilization progressed, and since r. continued
2:7.9 overstressed and isolated morality of modern r.,
4:4.7 In science, God is the First Cause; in r., the loving
4:4.7 self-existent Unity of philosophy are the God of r.,
4:5.4 shedding of blood, represents a r. wholly puerile
5:4.0 4. GOD IN RELIGION
5:4.1 But r. is not merely a passive feeling of “absolute
5:4.1 it is a living and dynamic experience of divinity
5:4.6 The Hebrews based their r. on goodness; the Greeks
5:4.7 The Zoroastrians had a r. of morals; the Hindus a
5:4.7 the Hindus a r. of metaphysics; the Confucianists
5:4.7 of metaphysics; the Confucianists a r. of ethics.
5:4.7 Jesus lived a r. of service.
5:4.7 R. is destined to become the reality of the spiritual
5:4.8 These differing concepts of the purpose of r.
5:4.8 The spiritual status of any r. may be determined by
5:5.2 R. is not grounded in the facts of science, the
5:5.2 R. is an independent realm of human response to
5:5.2 R. may permeate all four levels of the realization
5:5.5 picture of human existence begins and ends with r.
5:5.5 albeit very different qualities of r., one evolutional
5:5.5 r. is normal and natural to man, it is also optional.
5:5.6 the function of theology, the psychology of r..
5:5.6 The difficulties and paradoxes of r. are inherent in
5:5.6 realities of r. are utterly beyond the mortal capacity
12:9.5 Your r. is becoming real because it is emerging from
16:6.4 a priori assumptions of science, philosophy, and r..
16:6.10 in the realms of science, philosophy, and r..
16:6.10 spirit-faith (worship) is the r. of the reality of
16:6.11 experience to realize them; of r. to ennoble them;
16:9.4 endowments of man–science, morality, and r..
16:9.5 constitutive factors of man–science, morality, and r..
16:9.5 science, morality, and r. always survive the crash.
16:9.7 the urge of r., God-knowingness, to generate an
50:5.9 R. is completing the ascent from the emotional
51:6.4 schools are concerned with philosophy, r., morals,
52:1.7 the early or biologic r. of primitive man is largely a
52:1.7 this early fear r. serves a very valuable purpose in
52:2.3 R. is wholly an evolutionary process prior to the
52:2.3 r. progresses by graduated revelation as well as by
52:3.11 R. becomes less nationalistic, becomes more and
52:5.10 but only one race, one language, and one r..
55:3.1 under the momentum of one language, one r.,
55:3.5 3. Three per cent was dedicated to goodness–r.,
55:3.22 achieved one language, one r., and one philosophy.
55:5.5 associated schools of experiential r. are creations of
56:10.10 science, presenting the intellectual foundation of r..
56:10.10 embraces the sense of ethics, morality, and r.–
63:4.3 all of the emotions essential to the birth of r. were
64:2.1 r., and even flintworking were at their lowest ebb.
64:2.2 They had no r. but were crude flintworkers and
64:4.12 Neanderthalers really had no r. beyond a shameful
64:6.23 a revival of learning and r. of a primitive sort–but
66:6.6 human race had spent ages in acquiring the little r.
68:4.3 powerful social influences of ethics and r. which
69:0.1 ancestors in his ability to appreciate humor, and r..
69:0.3 have been conserved by taboos and dignified by r..
69:1.4 the school, of family life, education, ethics, and r..
69:3.5 3. Differentiation based on r..
69:3.6 In this first contest between science and r., r. won.
69:8.2 captives who refused to accept the conqueror’s r..
70:1.14 7. R.–the desire to make converts to the cult.
70:1.14 in recent times has r. begun to frown upon war.
70:5.1 just as much as are marriage, industry, and r..
70:6.5 representatives to be in charge of commerce and r.
70:8.18 R is the mighty lever that lifts civilization from chaos
70:8.18 but it is powerless apart from the fulcrum of sound
70:10.9 Vengeance became the aim of primitive life, but r.
70:10.10 leisure, comforts, r., and philosophy have united
70:11.5 while r. consecrated the custom as moral law,
70:11.5 held together had not rights had the sanction of r.;
71:3.2 the co-ordination of science, commerce, play, and r..
71:6.2 is to service motivation what fear is to love in r..
71:8.14 The evolution of a world r., which will presage the
72:3.5 deemed to be the exclusive privilege of parents, r.
72:3.5 In their philosophy r. is the striving to know God
72:3.5 R. is so entirely a family matter among these
72:3.5 there is a strange overlapping of r. and philosophy.
72:8.4 philosophy and are more or less associated with r.
72:12.2 have endeavored to force a superior culture and r.
76:1.2 homes and establish a new center of culture and r..
76:2.8 family discipline and disdainful of his father’s r..
76:3.5 priesthood a threefold undertaking, embracing r.,
76:3.10 high-minded and noble teachers of health and r.,
78:8.5 united people because they had a uniform group r.
79:3.4 But their r. did not persist.
79:4.7 lingering traditions of the r. of the second garden.
79:4.9 for r., true religion, is the indispensable source of
79:6.10 The stimulus of a progressive and advanced r. is
79:6.10 the invigorating stimulus of a r. in which truth was
80:3.3 difficult to impress their r. upon the Cro-Magnoids
80:3.3 For ten thousand years r. in Europe was at a low ebb
80:8.2 having a culture and r. derived from the Andites,
81:6.10 science purifies r. by the destruction of superstition.
81:6.19 language, trade, art, science, competitive play, or r..
82:4.1 always been linked with both property and r..
82:4.1 has been the stabilizer of marriage; r., the moralizer.
82:5.3 R. has been an effective barrier against outmarriage;
83:0.2 mores have drawn heavily on both property and r.
83:1.4 True, r. should mightily influence it but should not
83:2.6 In recent times, r. has established a sex taboo on the
84:0.1 sex hunger embellished marriage, r. sanctioned and
84:5.7 Science, not r., really emancipated woman;
84:7.4 1. The new role of r.–the teaching that parental
85:0.1 animals have fears but no illusions, hence no r..
85:0.2 and in the hereafter which deserve to be called r..
85:0.2 Early r. was wholly intellectual in nature and was
85:0.3 When r. once evolved beyond nature worship, it
85:0.3 it acquired roots of spirit origin but was nevertheless
85:3.5 In r., symbolism may be either good or bad just to
85:6.3 In early evolution r. creates its own gods.
85:6.3 In the course of revelation the Gods formulate r..
86:0.0 EARLY EVOLUTION OF RELIGION
86:0.1 The evolution of r. from the preceding and primitive
86:0.2 R of a primitive type was therefore a natural biologic
86:2.2 And so was r. born of the fear of the mysterious,
86:2.7 Naturalism is not a r.–it is the offspring of r..
86:3.1 death inspired fear and thus effectively fostered r..
86:6.3 has packed all of the superstition and r. of primitive
86:6.3 was man’s only r. up to the times of revelation,
86:6.3 many of the world’s races have only this crude r. of
86:6.4 Primitive man slowly evolved r. out of his innate
86:7.2 business of insurance from the realm of priests and r.
86:7.2 R. is concerning itself increasingly with the insurance
86:7.2 R. is slowly ascending to higher philosophic levels in
86:7.3 But these ancient ideas of r. prevented men from
86:7.3 The r. of ghost fear impressed upon men that they
86:7.5 r. similarly arose as his response to the illusory
86:7.5 R. was an evolutionary development of self-
86:7.5 it has worked, notwithstanding that it was erroneous
87:2.1 In r. the negative program of ghost placation long
87:4.1 Ghost fear was the fountainhead of all world r.;
87:4.5 truth in the entire history of the evolution of r.
87:5.2 R. represents man’s adjustment to his illusions of
87:6.2 Man’s r. no longer was completely negativistic,
87:7.5 A meaningless cult vitiates r. when it attempts to
87:7.10 Every effective r. unerringly develops a worthy
88:0.1 prevailed since the beginning of the evolution of r..
88:3.2 the attempted socialization of otherwise personal r..
88:6.2 And as r. evolved, magic was the term applied to
89:1.3 As r. began to play a larger part in the evolution of
89:2.1 r. evolved through spirits and fetishes to taboos.
89:2.4 primitive law made vice a crime; r. made it a sin.
89:3.6 long influenced the teachings of a great world r..
89:3.6 the involvement of a r. with the ancient continence
89:4.2 Early in the evolution of r. there existed two
89:4.4 As r. evolved, the sacrificial rites of conciliation and
89:8.4 and this was a major step in the stabilization of r..
90:0.2 R. thus enters upon a new phase, a stage wherein
90:0.2 a stage wherein it gradually becomes secondhanded;
90:0.3 R. eventually achieves the profoundly simple
90:2.3 Witchcraft was a r. with many primitive tribes.
90:3.1 it is not strange that his r. should have been so
90:4.1 prophylactic; their r. was in no small measure a
90:5.5 As r. evolved, priests began to specialize according
90:5.5 when r. became institutionalized, these priests
90:5.6 is that the ritual tends to become a substitute for r..
91:0.1 Prayer, as an agency of r., evolved from previous
91:0.4 this represents a regression of their degenerating r.
91:1.1 This mission of r. is not consciously observed by
91:1.2 R. and its agencies, the chief of which is prayer,
91:1.2 primitive man was deprived of the consolation of r.
91:1.5 r. and animism have had entirely separate origins.
91:2.1 higher function of assisting r. in the conservation of
91:2.4 The appearance of the sacrifice idea in any r detracts
91:2.5 When r. is divested of a personal God, its prayers
91:2.5 When the highest God concept of a r. is that of an
91:3.2 dignity, and prayer as an agency of r. has appeared.
91:3.3 prayer function as the most potent agency of r. in the
91:5.6 sooner or later, every r. becomes institutionalized.
91:8.4 sometimes it is the imitation of another’s r., while
92:0.0 THE LATER EVOLUTION OF RELIGION
92:0.1 Man possessed a r. of natural origin as a part of his
92:0.1 But this r of natural origin was, in itself, the product
92:0.5 revealed in the ages to come as mortal r. ascends,
92:1.0 THE EVOLUTIONARY NATURE OF RELIGION
92:1.1 The evolution of r. has been traced from early fear
92:1.2 R. progressed from nature worship up through ghost
92:1.3 R. arises as a biologic reaction of mind to spiritual
92:1.3 it is the last thing to perish or change in a race.
92:1.3 R. is society’s adjustment, in any age, to that
92:1.3 it embraces rites, symbols, cults, scriptures, altars,
92:2.0 2. RELIGION AND THE MORES
92:2.1 R. is the most rigid and unyielding of all human
92:2.1 but it does tardily adjust to changing society.
92:2.1 Slowly, surely, but grudgingly, does r. (worship)
92:2.2 R. clings to the mores; that which was is ancient
92:2.4 A nation can only assimilate from any advanced r.
92:2.4 Social morality is not determined by r., that is, by
92:2.4 rather are the forms of r. dictated by racial morality.
92:2.6 R. has at one time or another sanctioned all sorts of
92:3.1 The study of human r. is the examination of the
92:3.2 R. has always been largely a matter of rites, rituals,
92:3.2 It has usually become tainted with that persistently
92:3.5 can modify and uplift the dogmas of natural r.:
92:3.6 R. handicapped social development in many ways,
92:3.6 without r. there would have been no enduring ethics,
92:3.6 R. enmothered much nonreligious culture: Sculpture
92:3.7 calling attention to the fact that r. was essential to
92:3.7 natural r. has done much to cripple and handicap
92:3.7 R. has hampered industrial activities and economic
92:3.7 it has been wasteful of labor and has squandered
92:3.7 it has not always been helpful to the family;
92:3.7 it has not adequately fostered peace and good will;
92:3.7 it has sometimes neglected education and retarded
92:3.7 it has unduly impoverished life for the pretended
92:3.7 Evolutionary r., human r., has indeed been guilty of
92:3.7 it did maintain cultural ethics, civilized morality,
92:3.8 r. can be justified only in the light of evolutionary
92:3.9 R. facilitated the accumulation of capital;
92:3.9 R. fostered civilization and provided societal
92:3.9 R. provided that human discipline and self-control
92:3.9 R. is the efficient scourge of evolution which
92:4.1 the revelations of r. ever-expanding and successively
92:4.1 Always must the r. of revelation be limited by man’s
92:4.5 Great Spirit was a hazy concept in Amerindian r.
92:5.7 advancement of the morality, philosophy, and r. of
92:5.8 and each renaissance of Urantian r. has, in the past,
92:5.10 Urantia r. was in no small measure regenerated by
92:5.13 Their concepts of r. have played a dominant part in
92:5.14 Mohammed founded a r. which was superior to
92:6.1 where primitive man was when the evolution of r.
92:6.1 The Zulus are just evolving a r. of ghost fear and
92:6.19 main must get his r. by evolutionary techniques.
92:6.20 this hero-venerating nationalistic r. makes its
92:6.20 idea that r. is but “a shared quest of the good life.”
92:7.0 7. THE FURTHER EVOLUTION OF RELIGION
92:7.1 R. can never become a scientific fact.
92:7.1 may, indeed, rest on a scientific basis, but r. will
92:7.3 There is not a Urantia r. that could not profitably
92:7.5 As r. evolves, ethics becomes the philosophy of
92:7.5 And thus r. becomes a spontaneous and exquisite
92:7.6 The quality of a r. is indicated by: 1. Level values–
92:7.13 Modern man is adequately self-conscious of r.,
92:7.13 Thinking men and women want r. redefined,
92:7.13 this demand will compel r. to re-evaluate itself.
92:7.14 And this all influences the social attitude toward r.,
92:7.14 r. is a way of living as well as a technique of thinking
94:0.1 enthusiastic and aggressive missionaries of any r.
94:2.6 Having rejected the teachings of personal r.
94:3.1 the highest phase of Brahmanism was hardly a r.,
94:3.1 dual concept of r.: the existence of the Father of all
94:3.6 would have paved the way for an advanced r. had
94:4.1 so Occidentalized as to be a “white man’s r.,”
94:4.8 at the same time it has usually been a tolerant r..
94:4.10 to make Michael’s life bestowal a white man’s r..
94:5.3 many gods and spirits insidiously crept into their r..
94:6.12 During these spiritually decadent centuries the r. of
94:6.12 head of human society because of an advanced r.,
94:8.19 gospel of Buddhism was that it did not produce a r.
94:10.0 10. RELIGION IN TIBET
94:11.5 of the Adjusters ever to be made by a Urantian r..
95:2.5 effectually delivered them from the r. of the tombs
95:2.9 the Egyptians had a r. far above that of surrounding
95:3.1 Although the culture and r. of Egypt were chiefly
95:5.5 changed the whole history of the evolution of r.
95:5.6 a r. which recognized an intimate worshipful relation
95:5.9 Such sentiments of internationality in r. failed to
95:5.12 Ikhnaton proposed such an advanced r. that only the
95:5.15 perpetuated many of Ikhnaton’s doctrines in their r..
95:6.2 to undertake the remodeling of the r. of his people.
95:6.7 Even the r. which succeeded Zoroastrianism in
96:0.2 That a r. of one God should be so fostered as to
96:0.3 but culturally it has borrowed freely from the r.,
96:1.6 One of the dominant ideas of the r. of this era was
96:2.5 the r. of the rank and file of the Hebrew slaves was
96:3.2 the Bedouin captives hardly had a r. worthy of the
96:5.3 advances Moses made over and above the r. of the
96:5.3 guided Moses in the creation of the improved r.
96:5.3 he selected the best in the r. and mores of Egypt
96:6.3 all too willing to believe their old and native r. but
96:6.3 but unwilling to go forward in the r. of faith and
97:1.10 the prophets of this age preached a r. designed to
97:9.28 R. was taking shape as a system of human thought
97:10.7 It is difficult for r. to survive as the private practice
97:10.7 Seeing the evils of institutionalized r., they seek to
97:10.8 the greatest feat in the evolution of r. ever to be
98:0.1 contact with evolving Occidental philosophy and r.,
98:2.1 A lightly regarded and superficial r. cannot endure,
98:2.1 the Greeks were without a national r., the gods of
98:2.2 master fear and no longer sought r. as an antidote
98:2.3 capacity for reception of this new substitute for r..
98:2.7 aesthetics entirely submerged in r. and morality.
98:2.7 But r. as a personal experience failed to keep pace
98:2.12 long persisted without some identification with r..
98:2.12 Philosophy is to r. as conception is to action.
98:2.12 in which philosophy, r., and science are welded into
98:3.1 Mars, the god of war, it was natural that the later r.
98:3.2 which became organized into the Roman state r..
98:3.2 This r. of the Latin tribes was not trivial and venal
98:3.5 devastating cults was the mystery r. of the Mother
98:3.6 destroy the mysteries and revive the older political r..
98:3.7 One of the priests of the state r. told Augustus of the
98:3.7 the state priesthood, re-established the state r.,
98:5.1 recruited in the Levant, where this r. was the vogue
98:5.5 At first Mithraism was a r. only for men, and there
98:6.1 personal r. hardly developed as an independent
98:6.1 While it is true that the institutionalization of r. has
98:6.1 it is also a fact that no r. has thus far succeeded in
98:7.11 it still valiantly portrays a beautiful r. about Jesus
99:0.0 THE SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF RELIGION
99:0.1 R. achieves its highest social ministry when it has
99:0.1 r. did not have to adjust its attitude to extensive
99:0.1 The chief problem of r. was the endeavor to replace
99:0.1 R. has thus tended to perpetuate the established
99:0.2 But r. should not be directly concerned either with
99:0.3 R. did approve the occasional social reforms of past
99:0.3 it is of necessity called upon to face adjustments to
99:0.3 r. must accordingly quicken its adaptation to this
99:1.0 1.RELIGION AND SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION
99:1.2 R. must become a forceful influence for moral
99:1.3 The paramount mission of r. as a social influence is
99:1.4 R. has no new duties to perform, but it is urgently
99:1.4 R. must function to prevent these new and
99:1.4 R. must act as the cosmic salt which prevents the
99:1.4 in lasting brotherhood only by the ministry of r..
99:1.5 In the past, institutional r. could remain passive
99:1.6 R. must not become organically involved in the
99:1.6 But it must actively keep pace with these advances
99:1.6 The spirit of r. is eternal, but the form of its
99:2.0 2. WEAKNESS OF INSTITUTIONAL RELIGION
99:2.1 Institutional r. cannot afford inspiration and provide
99:2.1 it has unfortunately become more or less of an
99:2.2 Institutional r. is now caught in the stalemate of a
99:2.4 than nonreligionists except in so far as their r. has
99:2.6 Modern r. finds it difficult to adjust its attitude
99:2.6 The r. of living experience finds no difficulty in
99:3.0 3. RELIGION AND THE RELIGIONIST
99:3.3 R. influences social reconstruction directly because
99:3.3 it spiritualizes and idealizes the individual citizen.
99:3.6 while vehemently repudiating institutionalized r., are,
99:3.7 a fact that r. does not grow unless it is disciplined by
99:3.8 There is the danger that r. will become distorted and
99:3.8 each nation prostitutes its r. into military propaganda
99:3.8 Loveless zeal is always harmful to r., persecution
99:3.8 while persecution diverts the activities of r. into the
99:3.9 R. can be kept free from unholy secular alliances
99:3.15 never concern themselves with anything but r.,
99:3.16 It is the business of r. to create, sustain, and inspire
99:4.1 Human friendship and divine r. are mutually helpful
99:4.1 R. puts new meaning into all group associations–
99:4.1 It imparts new values to play and exalts all humor.
99:4.2 r. prevents all collective movements from losing
99:4.2 Together with children, r. is the great unifier of
99:4.2 be had without children; it can be lived without r.,
99:4.3 But if r. is to stimulate individual development of
99:4.3 it must not be standardized.
99:4.3 If it is to stimulate evaluation of experience and
99:4.3 it must not be stereotyped.
99:4.3 If r. is to promote supreme loyalties, it must not be
99:4.4 r. is genuine and worth while if it fosters in the
99:4.5 But the activation of r. is superemotional, unifying
99:4.6 need the consolation and stabilization of sound r..
99:4.7 There is no danger in r.’ becoming more and more
99:4.7 provided it does not lose its motivation for unselfish
99:4.7 R. has suffered from many secondary influences:
99:4.9 the three contending philosophies of r. is ended:
99:4.13 harmonized by the revelatory presentation of r.,
99:5.0 5. SOCIAL ASPECTS OF RELIGION
99:5.1 While r. is exclusively a personal spiritual
99:5.1 R. is first an inner or personal adjustment, and the
99:5.1 then it becomes a matter of social service or group
99:5.1 R. has always been a conservator of morals and a
99:5.2 R. is not a slavish belief in threats of punishment or
99:5.4 R. has little chance to function until the religious
99:5.5 depravity of man destroyed the potential of r. for
99:5.9 His r. was danced out rather than thought out.
99:5.9 Future religionists must live out their r., dedicate
99:6.0 6. INSTITUTIONAL RELIGION
99:6.1 Sectarianism is a disease of institutional r.,
99:6.1 It is far better to have a r. without a church than a
99:6.1 have a r. without a church than a church without r..
99:6.2 There is a real purpose in the socialization of r..
99:6.2 to dramatize the loyalties of r.; to magnify the lures
99:6.3 But as r. becomes institutionalized, its power for
99:6.3 The dangers of formalized r. are: fixation of beliefs
99:6.3 diversion of r. from the service of God to the
99:6.3 routinizing of r. and the petrification of worship;
99:6.3 failure to make up-to-date interpretations of r.;
99:6.4 Formal r. restrains men in their personal spiritual
99:7.0 7. RELIGION’S CONTRIBUTION
99:7.1 aloof from all secular activities, at the same time r.
99:7.1 reformation of philosophy and his clarification of r..
99:7.2 In all social reconstruction r. provides a stabilizing
99:7.5 R. inspires man to live courageously and joyfully
99:7.5 it joins patience with passion, insight to zeal,
99:7.5 but science is sobering him so that r. can presently
100:0.0 RELIGION IN HUMAN EXPERIENCE
100:0.1 R. ministers to the progress of all through fostering
100:0.2 r. ennobles the commonplace drudgery of daily living
100:1.1 While r. produces growth of meanings, evil always
100:1.7 R. cannot be bestowed, received, loaned, learned,
100:1.7 It is an experience which grows proportionally to
100:2.2 And this entire experience constitutes the reality of r.
100:2.3 R. can progress to that level of experience whereon
100:2.3 it becomes an enlightened and wise technique of
100:2.3 Such a glorified r. can function on three levels of
100:3.1 R. is not a technique for attaining a static and
100:3.1 it is an impulse for organizing the soul for dynamic
100:3.1 It is the enlistment of the totality of selfhood in the
100:3.1 R. pays any price essential to the attainment of the
100:5.1 The symbols of socialized r. are not to be despised
100:6.1 R. is not a specific function of life; rather is it a
100:6.2 A r. is genuine to just the extent that the value which
101:0.0 THE REAL NATURE OF RELIGION
101:0.1 R., as a human experience, ranges from the fear
101:0.2 R. is the ancestor of the advanced ethics and morals
101:0.2 But r., as such, is not merely a moral movement,
101:0.2 albeit the outward and social manifestations of r. are
101:0.2 Always is r. the inspiration of man’s evolving nature,
101:0.2 but it is not the secret of that evolution.
101:0.3 R., the conviction-faith of the personality, can
101:0.3 The assurance of r. transcends the reason of mind,
101:0.3 R. is faith, trust, and assurance.
101:1.1 R. is not the product of reason, but viewed from
101:1.1 R. is not derived from the logic of human
101:1.1 R. is the experiencing of divinity in the
101:1.4 R. lives and prospers, then, not by sight and
101:1.4 It consists not in the discovery of new facts or in
101:1.4 neither is r. the offspring of sublime feelings and
101:1.4 It is a profoundly deep and actual experience of
101:1.4 it is simply the experience of experiencing the reality
101:1.5 While r. is not the product of the rationalistic
101:1.5 R. is born neither of mystic meditations nor of
101:1.6 The experience of r. eventually results in the certain
101:2.0 2. THE FACT OF RELIGION
101:2.1 The fact of r. consists wholly in the religious
101:2.1 And this is the only sense in which r. can ever be
101:2.1 divergent sciences of nature and the theology of r.
101:2.1 and unbroken explanation of both science and r.,
101:2.2 faith is the method of r.; logic is the attempted
101:2.2 And true revelation never renders r. unreasonable,
101:2.7 R. does not stop in its flight of faith until it is sure
101:2.7 R. believes unreservedly in the existence and reality
101:2.7 and r.’ God of salvation are one and the same Deity.
101:2.8 Reason is the proof of science, faith the proof of r.,
101:2.8 Science yields knowledge; r. yields happiness;
101:2.11 being looked upon as the handiwork of the God of r.
101:2.13 R. consists not in theologic propositions but in
101:2.14 R. is the faith act of the recognition of this inner urge
101:2.15 The realization of r. never has been, and never will
101:2.16 R. must ever be its own critic and judge;
101:2.16 it can never be observed, much less understood, from
101:2.17 to the real and inner motives and workings of r..
101:3.0 3. THE CHARACTERISTICS OF RELIGION
101:3.1 R. is so vital that it persists in the absence of learning
101:3.1 It lives in spite of its contamination with erroneous
101:3.1 it survives even the confusion of metaphysics.
101:3.1 In and through all the historic vicissitudes of r. there
101:3.18 a vigorous performance of faith in the domain of r.
101:4.4 In the last analysis, r. is to be judged by its fruits,
101:5.0 5. RELIGION EXPANDED BY REVELATION
101:5.2 Science deals with facts; r. is concerned only with
101:5.2 wisdom, and r. the sphere of the faith experience.
101:5.2 But r. presents two phases of manifestation:
101:5.3 The experience of primitive worship, the r. which is
101:5.5 Both science and r. start out with the assumption of
101:5.9 and emotion are invariable concomitants of r., but
101:5.9 concomitants of religion, but they are not r..
101:5.9 R. may be the feeling of experience, but it is hardly
101:5.13 The third step in r., or the third phase of the
101:5.13 the third phase of the experience of r., has to do with
101:6.8 teachings of Jesus constituted the first Urantian r.
101:6.16 the reality of the faith of the human experience of r..
101:7.0 7. A PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
101:7.1 out of which to build a personal philosophy of r.
101:7.1 in the formulation of a personal philosophy of r..
101:7.2 A philosophy of r. evolves out of a basic growth of
101:7.5 aesthetic cult of pure wonder as a substitute for r..
101:8.4 Faith vitalizes r. and constrains the religionist to live
101:9.0 9. RELIGION AND MORALITY
101:9.1 No professed revelation of r. could be regarded as
101:9.2 (or on the r. of primitive man), you should remember
101:9.2 Do not make the mistake of judging another’s r. by
101:9.3 And such a r. is simply the experience of yielding
101:9.4 The search for beauty is a part of r. only in so far as
101:9.6 Though recognizing that r. is imperfect, there are
101:9.7 1. The spiritual urge and philosophic pressure of r.
101:9.7 the affairs of his fellows–the ethical reaction of r..
101:9.8 2. R. creates for the human mind a spiritualized
101:9.8 R. thereby becomes a censor of mortal affairs,
101:9.9 R. becomes the avenue of man’s escape from the
101:10.0 10. RELIGION AS MAN’S LIBERATOR
101:10.5 The purpose of r. is not to satisfy curiosity about
101:10.7 R. effectually cures man’s sense of idealistic isolation
101:10.7 it enfranchises the believer as a son of God,
101:10.7 R. assures man that, in following the gleam of
102:1.2 faith of r. argues from the spirit program of eternity.
102:1.3 the more of r. you have, the more certain you are.
102:1.4 certitudes of r. spring from the very foundations of
102:1.4 r. appeals to the loyalty and devotion of the body,
102:2.0 2. RELIGION AND REALITY
102:2.1 Observing minds and discriminating souls know r.
102:2.1 R. requires no definition; we all know its social,
102:2.1 the fact that r. is the property of the human race;
102:2.1 True, one’s perception of r is still human and subject
102:2.2 Thus do the words and acts of true and undefiled r.
102:2.4 r. makes its endowments immediately available,
102:2.7 is no real r. apart from a highly active personality.
102:2.7 You cannot conceive of r. without ideas, but when
102:2.7 when r. once becomes reduced only to an idea,
102:2.7 reduced only to an idea, it is no longer r.;
102:2.8 souls who would use the sentimental ideas of r. as
102:2.8 from the incessant pressure of evolutionary life, r.,
102:2.8 it is the mission of r. to prepare man for bravely,
102:2.8 R. is evolutionary man’s supreme endowment,
102:2.8 Conduct will be the result of r. when man actually
102:2.8 rather when r. is permitted truly to possess the man
102:2.8 Never will r. be content with mere thinking or
102:2.9 are not blind to the fact that r. often acts unwisely,
102:2.9 always and ever r. does something; it is dynamic!
102:3.1 of the spiritual nature robs r. of its chief channel of
102:3.1 The intellectual factors of r. are important, but their
102:3.1 R. must continually labor under a paradoxical
102:3.2 Speculation tends to translate r. into something
102:3.2 the clarity of logical thought, it indirectly causes r.
102:3.2 will r. always be characterized by paradoxes,
102:3.5 r., experience, leads to value consciousness;
102:3.6 R. leads to serving men, thus creating ethics and
102:3.7 Science sorts men; r. loves men, even as yourself;
102:3.8 r. brings into being the brotherhood of the spirit.
102:3.9 r. is the experience of cognizance of the value of
102:3.10 R. grasps the idea-of-the-whole, the entire cosmos.
102:3.11 r. envisions God as a loving spiritual personality.
102:3.12 the love for God is r.; the hunger for truth is a
102:3.13 in r., the experience of realization precedes the
102:3.14 In evolution, r. often leads to man’s creating his
102:3.15 Science is only satisfied with first causes, r. with
102:4.1 R. and social consciousness have this in common:
102:4.3 Faith translates this natural experience into r.,
102:5.3 not the personal-experience r. of spiritual origin.
102:5.3 Human morality may recognize values, but only r.
102:5.3 r. is something more than emotionalized morality.
102:5.3 R. is to morality as love is to duty, as sonship is to
102:5.3 r. discloses an all-loving Father, a God to be
102:5.3 the spiritual potentiality of r. is dominant over the
102:6.1 To isolate part of life and call it r. is to disintegrate
102:6.1 call it r. is to disintegrate life and to distort r..
102:6.3 Love is the essence of r. and the wellspring of
102:6.8 to philosophy a probability, to r. a certainty,
102:7.3 Those who would invent a r. without God are like
102:7.4 prove his contentions in behalf of a godless r., but
102:7.5 The intellectual earmark of r. is certainty;
102:8.0 8. THE EVIDENCES OF RELIGION
102:8.1 The highest evidence of the reality and efficacy of r.
102:8.1 That is the one central truth of all r..
102:8.2 Regarding the status of any r. in the evolutionary
102:8.2 it may best be judged by its moral judgments and its
102:8.2 The higher the type of any r., the more it encourages
102:8.2 We cannot judge r. by the status of its accompanying
102:8.2 of a civilization by the purity and nobility of its r..
102:8.4 historic r. has always created its God conceptions
102:8.5 R., when reduced to terms of reason and intellectual
102:8.6 While personal r. precedes the evolution of human
102:8.6 is regretfully recorded that institutional r. has lagged
102:8.6 Organized r. has proved to be conservatively tardy
102:8.6 R., being a matter of inner or personal experience,
102:8.7 But r. is never enhanced by an appeal to the
102:8.7 R. is ever and always rooted and grounded in
102:8.7 And your highest r., the life of Jesus, was just
102:8.7 And that is r., even the highest yet revealed in the
103:0.1 functions to enlarge man’s viewpoint of ethics, r.,
103:0.3 On Urantia, today, there are four kinds of r.:
103:0.5 2. Supernatural or revelatory r..
103:0.6 3. Practical or current r., varying degrees of the
103:1.0 1. PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
103:1.1 upward of five hundred different definitions of r..
103:1.1 In reality, every human being defines r. in the terms
103:1.3 While your r. is a matter of personal experience,
103:1.4 Rationalism is wrong when it assumes that r. is at
103:1.4 R. is primarily a pursuit of values, and then there
103:1.4 this explains how r. can agree on values and goals
103:1.4 R. persists in spite of revolutionary changes in
103:1.4 Theology does not produce r.; it is r. that
103:1.5 does not invalidate r. because r. is founded on the
103:1.5 R., then,is based on experience and religious thought
103:1.5 theology, the philosophy of r., is an honest attempt
103:2.0 2. RELIGION AND THE INDIVIDUAL
103:2.1 R. is functional in the human mind and has been
103:2.1 the “birth” of r. is not sudden; it is rather a gradual
103:2.1 R. is never a passive experience, a negative attitude.
103:2.1 What is termed the “birth of r.” is not directly
103:3.0 3. RELIGION AND THE HUMAN RACE
103:3.1 primitive Australians still focus their r. on the clan.
103:3.1 all these primitive contributions to man’s early r.,
103:3.2 Later r. is foreshadowed in the primitive belief in
103:3.2 Ultimately, r. is destined to become the service of
103:3.3 R. is designed to change man’s environment, but
103:3.3 but much of the r. found among mortals today has
103:3.3 Environment has all too often mastered r..
103:3.4 Remember that in the r. of all ages the experience
103:3.4 R. evolves favorably as the element of magic is
103:3.5 —insured survival of r. throughout the vicissitudes
103:6.1 Theology is always the study of your r.; the study of
103:6.1 the study of another’s r. is psychology.
103:6.3 R. has to do with the spiritual viewpoint, awareness
103:6.5 Never, then, can either science or r. hope to gain an
103:6.7 harmonious co-ordination between science and r.
103:6.7 sciences and the functioning of the spirit of r..
103:6.7 faith is the insight technique of r.; mota is the
103:6.7 the widely separated domains of science and r.;
103:6.9 r. is man’s experience with the cosmos of spirit
103:6.11 R. is forever dependent on faith, albeit reason is a
103:6.12 incomplete grasp of science, his faint hold upon r.,
103:6.15 be based on the reason of science, the faith of r.,
103:7.0 7. SCIENCE AND RELIGION
103:7.1 Science is sustained by reason, r. by faith.
103:7.5 the findings of science and the insights of r. unless
103:7.6 effecting the stabilization of both science and r..
103:7.6 both science and r. become increasingly tolerant
103:7.7 What both developing science and r. need is more
103:7.7 The teachers of both science and r. are often too
103:7.7 Science and r. can only be self-critical of their facts.
103:7.8 But revelation originates neither a science nor a r.;
103:7.8 its function is to co-ordinate both science and r. with
103:7.9 The r. of the spiritual experience is the source of the
103:7.9 meeting ground for the discoveries of science and r.
103:7.10 both science and r. are predicated on assumptions.
103:7.10 the postulates of both science and r. are capable of
103:7.11 R. starts out with the assumption of the validity of
103:7.12 R. assumes to deal not only with finite and
103:7.15 Science discovers the material world, r. evaluates it,
103:7.15 But history is a realm in which science and r. may
103:8.0 8. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
103:8.4 souls who would create a r. without God.
103:8.6 to be of the greatest service to both science and r.,
103:8.6 the theories of material science and spiritual r..
103:9.0 9. THE ESSENCE OF RELIGION
103:9.1 Theology deals with the intellectual content of r.,
103:9.1 Religious experience is the spiritual content of r..
103:9.1 psychologic illusions of intellectual content of r.,
103:9.1 perversions of the philosophic content of r.,
103:9.1 spiritual experience of personal r. remains genuine
103:9.2 R. has to do with feeling, acting, and living, not
103:9.2 erroneous one’s theology, one’s r. may be wholly
103:9.3 R. without faith is a contradiction; without God,
103:9.4 The magical and mythological parentage of natural r.
103:9.4 Jesus’ life and teachings finally divested r. of the
103:9.4 effectively prepared the way for later superior r. by
103:9.5 The earmarks of such a r. are: faith in a supreme
103:9.6 When theology masters r., r. dies; it becomes a
103:9.6 it becomes a doctrine instead of a life.
103:9.6 expound, and justify the experiential claims of r.,
103:9.8 R. (the truth of personal spiritual experience) is
104:0.3 the triad made its appearance in r., and this long
111:3.5 in the survival of supreme values is the core of r.;
111:4.4 sociology, eugenics, philosophy, the fine arts, r.,
112:2.12 r., true spiritual experience, is the experiential
120:3.6 establishment of an organized cult, a crystallized r.,
121:4.3 Stoicism remained a philosophy; it never became r.
121:4.4 Cynicism had formerly been more of a r. than a
121:5.1 Throughout preceding ages r. had chiefly been an
121:5.1 it had not been a matter of concern to the individual.
121:5.5 This pseudo science of Babylon developed into a r.
121:5.12 portraying a real hunger and thirst for personal r.
121:5.17 not necessarily related to either philosophy or r..
121:5.17 not always occurred to people that a priest of r.
121:5.18 perplexed by such complex cults of r., Jesus was
121:5.18 gave his gospel of personal r.–sonship with God.
122:1.1 in connection with the evolution of r. on Urantia.
122:1.2 of civilization and the progressive evolution of r..
123:6.6 embarrassing questions concerning science and r.,
126:2.5 every institution of society and every usage of r. by
127:4.9 to Sabbath observance and many other phases of r.,
128:4.6 would be tempted to formulate a r. about him
128:6.12 the profound discussion of politics, philosophy, or r.
129:1.10 authoritative finality except when discussing r.–
130:3.4 the Father in heaven than any other world r..”
130:3.5 decided that the Romans had no real God in their r.,
130:3.5 that their r. was hardly more than emperor worship.
130:3.5 a philosophy but hardly a r. with a personal God.
130:4.15 Static concepts invariably retard science, politics, r.,
130:5.2 Jesus had his first long talk with Gonod regarding r..
130:5.2 I never knew they had such a r. even in Jerusalem,
130:7.1 and commercial; hardly a word was said about r..
131:3.1 Buddhism came to being a great r. without God,
131:3.4 When the faith of your r. has emancipated your
131:5.4 We know that the r. is right which leads to union
131:5.5 “This r. of the Wise One cleanses the believer
131:7.1 Shinto was the one world r. of which Ganid had
131:10.0 10. “OUR RELIGION”
131:10.1 in the habit of referring to such beliefs as “our r..”
131:10.8 I find him in ‘our r.’ as being more beautiful, loving,
131:10.8 At last I have a r. with a God, a marvelous God,
132:1.4 If the so-called science or r. of any age is false,
132:1.4 the emergence of a material science or spiritual r.
132:7.5 the spiritual driving power which a r. must possess
132:7.8 Ganid continued to evolve a r. of his own.
132:7.8 In all their discussions of philosophy and r. Ganid
132:7.9 they were making a new and everlasting r. right
133:4.4 Mithraic cult he said: “You do well to seek for a r.
133:5.4 physical-energy activities; r. deals with eternal values
133:5.7 When both science and r. become less dogmatic
133:5.11 racial superiority and talks something besides r..”
133:6.3 tents for a living and conducting lectures on r. and
133:8.3 and in many ways expanded his views of r..
134:3.1 lecture amphitheater–dedicated to the “spirit of r..”
134:3.2 This temple of r. had been built by a wealthy citizen
134:3.3 The lectures and discussions in this school of r.
134:3.7 teacher must represent a r. which recognized God—
134:3.7 the faculty who did not represent any organized r.,
134:3.8 prevailing in both r. and human governments, are
134:4.3 Only when one r. assumes that it is in some way
134:4.3 will such a r. presume to be intolerant of other
134:4.8 some one r. will begin to assert its superiority over
134:5.1 complicated by the appearance of the r. about him
134:6.2 R. makes it possible to realize the brotherhood of
134:6.11 at least some hope of sometime having a global r.–
134:6.15 These teachers sought to make their r. dominant
138:2.1 that r. is purely and wholly a matter of personal
138:3.4 where they talked much about politics and r. until
140:4.7 R is valid only when it reveals the fatherhood of God
140:8.19 5. Personal r.. You, as did his apostles, should the
140:8.20 The teachings of Jesus constitute a r. of valor,
140:8.23 the heart of Jesus’ r. consisted in the acquirement
140:8.27 realized that their Master’s r. made no provision
140:8.30 Jesus did not teach his apostles that r. is man’s only
140:8.30 But he did insist that r. was the exclusive business of
140:10.1 They knew only a r. that imposed the doing of
140:10.8 his teaching was inseparable from the r. of his living.
141:4.2 replied: “God is your Father, and r.–my gospel–is
141:4.3 these men, trained in the r. of the daily sacrifice,
142:3.6 of three Gods in one had found lodgment in the r. of
142:3.7 supplanted previous ideas of Deity in our fathers’ r..
142:3.8 Our teaching provides a r. wherein the believer is a
142:7.4 the family relationship–when man understands r.
143:1.2 They assert that the r. of the heathen is superior to
143:1.2 They assert that your r. is not for this world; that
143:2.2 that was the r. of self-examination and self-denial.
143:5.6 a mixture of the r. of many pagan gods and gentile
143:5.7 Once more she resorted to questions of general r.,
143:6.3 In any r. it is very easy to allow values to become
143:6.3 but it is not the central truth of the r. which may
143:7.2 organized r. is man’s attempt to socialize the
143:7.3 alternate with play; r. should be balanced by humor.
144:6.3 religious questions and upon the socialization of r.
144:7.1 Always does the socialized r. of a new revelation
144:7.1 established forms and usages of the preceding r.
145:2.3 make clear the fact that r. is a personal experience.
145:2.4 generations have you had a national or racial r.; now
145:2.4 now have I come to give you a personal r..
145:2.6 And did not Jeremiah exhort you to make r. an affair
145:2.7 Ezekiel taught even your fathers that r. must
146:3.1 R. is a revelation to man’s soul dealing with
146:3.10 the Master ever discussed the social aspects of r..
146:3.10 little instruction regarding the socialization of r..
148:6.4 Said this false comforter: ‘Trust in your r., Job;
148:7.4 making the Sabbath rest of r. a veritable bondage of
148:8.2 of establishing a joint school of philosophy and r.
149:2.2 more of the Master’s gospel than any other r.,
149:2.4 not belittle the place of the person of Jesus in a r.
149:2.7 Jesus is the only founder of a r. who performed
149:2.9 And it is the one shameful thing about the r. that
149:2.10 While he complied with the good in the r. of his
152:1.4 never occur an opportunity for either science or r. to
153:3.6 beliefs, when they once become a part of one’s r.,
155:1.4 Consider the Greeks, who have a science without r.,
155:1.4 without r., while the Jews have a r. without science.
155:3.6 But that, if their r. were spiritual, never could the
155:3.7 They learned that, when r. is wholly spiritual in
155:3.7 it makes all life more worth while, filling life with
155:3.8 civilization long survive the loss of the best in its r..
155:3.8 the mission of thawing out the frozen forms of r. into
155:4.2 just what is wrong with the r. of our enemies at
155:4.2 What is the real difference between their r. and
155:5.0 5. THE DISCOURSE ON TRUE RELIGION
155:5.1 This memorable discourse on r., summarized and
155:5.3 chiefly a r. of the physical nature, the r. of fear.
155:5.4 2. The r. of civilization. The advancing religious
155:5.4 —the r. of the mind–the intellectual theology of the
155:5.5 3. True r.–the r. of revelation. The revelation of
155:5.5 Father–the r. of the spirit as demonstrated in human
155:5.6 The r. of the physical senses and the superstitious
155:5.6 the great difference between the r. of the mind and
155:5.6 the r. of the spirit is that, while the former is upheld
155:5.8 in contrast to the r. of the spirit, which entails
155:5.9 Such a r. requires of its devotees, as the price to be
155:5.11 The r. of the spirit means effort, struggle, conflict,
155:5.11 The r. of the mind–the theology of authority–
155:5.12 system of intellectual beliefs, a r. of authority.
155:5.12 about to enter a deadly conflict with such a r.
155:5.12 —a r. which is not a r. in the present-day meaning
155:5.12 a r. that makes its chief appeal to the divine spirit
155:5.12 a r. which shall derive its authority from the fruits
155:5.13 of conformity to an established and fossilized r.,
155:5.13 settledness of the r. of traditional authority, or
155:5.13 proclaiming the new truths of the r. of the spirit,
155:5.14 life of love is the very spirit of the r. we proclaim.”
155:6.0 6. THE SECOND DISCOURSE ON RELIGION
155:6.1 Jesus continued to teach them regarding the r. of
155:6.2 who choose to remain satisfied with a r. of mind,
155:6.2 protest against the bondage of institutional r. and
155:6.4 Your r. shall change from the mere intellectual belief
155:6.4 The r. of the mind ties you hopelessly to the past;
155:6.4 the r. of the spirit consists in progressive revelation
155:6.5 While the r. of authority may impart a present
155:6.5 The r. of the spirit leaves you forever free to
155:6.8 therefore must the r. of the mind ever run true to
155:6.8 through the superendowment of the r. of the spirit.
155:6.8 the unifying and ennobling r. of the spirit–
155:6.8 spirit–the r. of personal spiritual experience.
155:6.9 the r. of the spirit will progressively draw men
155:6.9 The r. of the spirit requires only unity of
155:6.9 The r. of the spirit requires only uniformity of
155:6.9 The r. of the spirit does not demand uniformity of
155:6.9 the r. of the spirit grows into the increasing joy
155:6.18 You are my apostles, and to you r. shall not become
155:6.18 but rather shall your r. become the fact of real
156:0.2 the discourses of the Master on r. to which they had
156:2.5 not yet ready for an open clash with established r.,
156:2.8 The burdensome r. of the Pharisees could never
156:5.10 R. is the exclusively spiritual experience of the soul
156:6.10 the r. of the spirit of the living God who dwells in
157:2.2 and by their profound loyalty to the forms of r..
157:2.2 It is not the fear of a dead r. that will save you but
157:6.4 did Jesus exemplify in his life what he taught in his r.
159:1.2 In your r. God may receive repentant sinners;
159:3.8 Faith is to r. what sails are to a ship; it is an
159:3.10 Our r. is throbbing with new life and new meanings.
159:4.9 A false fear of sacredness has prevented r. from
159:5.0 THE POSITIVE NATURE OF JESUS’ RELIGION
159:5.7 then made this teaching the cornerstone of his r..
159:5.7 service of man became sum and substance of his r.
159:5.8 Jesus’ r. consisted not merely in believing, but in
159:5.8 did not teach that the essence of his r. consisted in
159:5.16 This positive note in r. Jesus extended even to his
159:5.17 Jesus brought the philosophy of r. from heaven
160:2.3 the cultural activities of the race: art, science, r.,
160:4.1 even the problem of making a living requires r. for
160:4.15 far-reaching vision of r. exerts its supreme influence.
160:5.0 5. THE RELIGION OF THE IDEAL
160:5.1 that your Master regards genuine human r. as the
160:5.1 I have regarded r. as man’s experience of reacting
160:5.1 In this sense, r. symbolizes our supreme devotion to
160:5.2 When men react to r. in the tribal, national, or
160:5.2 R. can never be a matter of mere intellectual belief
160:5.2 r. is always and forever a mode of reacting to the
160:5.2 R. embraces thinking, feeling, and acting
160:5.3 If something has become a r. in your experience,
160:5.3 already have become an active evangel of that r.
160:5.3 since you deem the supreme concept of your r. as
160:5.3 not a positive and missionary evangel of your r.,
160:5.3 you are self-deceived in that what you call a r. is
160:5.3 If your r. is a spiritual experience, your object of
160:5.4 Morality and r. are not necessarily the same.
160:5.4 grasping an object of worship, may become a r..
160:5.4 A r., by losing its universal appeal to loyalty and
160:5.5 R. implies the existence of undiscovered ideals
160:5.5 R. reaches out for undiscovered ideals, unexplored
160:5.5 You cannot have a genuine spiritual r. without the
160:5.5 A r. without this God is an invention of man, a
160:5.5 A r. might claim as the object of its devotion a
160:5.6 with the ideal of God, can become a part of any r.,
160:5.6 no matter how puerile or false that r. may chance to
160:5.7 That, I submit, is the highest concept of r. the
160:5.8 only intrigued by the consummate ideals of this r.
160:5.9 Yes, you can have a r. without this God, but it does
160:5.10 I see in the teachings of Jesus, r. at its best.
160:5.13 The wisdom of the reasoning that this r. is the best
160:5.13 the best of all is not r. as a personal and spiritual
162:2.2 free from the burdensome traditions of a formal r.
162:2.2 their system of traditional r. will be overthrown,
166:5.6 believers at Philadelphia held more strictly to the r.
167:5.2 publican and Pharisee illustrated good and bad r.,
170:1.17 was inherent in the fact that Christianity became a r.
170:1.17 the gospel became more and more a r. about him.
170:3.8 It therefore is evident that the true and inner r. of the
170:3.8 Jesus taught a living r. that impelled its believers to
170:3.8 But Jesus did not put ethics in the place of r..
170:3.8 Jesus taught r. as a cause and ethics as a result.
170:3.9 Jesus taught that the r. of the kingdom is a genuine
170:3.10 The r. of the kingdom is personal, individual;
170:5.19 In this way a historical r. displaced that teaching in
173:1.11 attitude toward commercializing the practices of r.
173:3.3 the inevitable clash between a new and living r. of
173:3.3 the older r. of ceremony, tradition, and authority.
175:1.18 you make the outward performances of your r.
177:2.6 Such a home life enhances r., and genuine r. always
178:1.9 result in the gradual divorcement of politics and r..
180:5.12 clearly indicates the difference between the old r.
180:5.12 The old r. taught self-sacrifice;
180:5.12 The old r. was motivated by fear-consciousness;
192:4.8 into a new and modified form of r. about Jesus.
194:3.3 Jesus did not use r. as a release from life.
194:3.4 If r. is an opiate to the people, it is not the r. of Jesus
194:3.8 the Spirit of Truth on Pentecost made possible a r.
194:3.8 growth of the r. which he lived and the gospel which
194:3.8 the teacher of an expanding and always-growing r.
194:3.11 designed forever to loose the r. of the Master from
194:3.11 taught his followers that his r. was never passive;
194:3.13 Up to Pentecost, r. had revealed only man seeking
194:4.6 but even that represented the greatest r. mankind
195:0.2 these achievements they had no soul-satisfying r..
195:0.16 became a part of the assurance of a recognized r..
195:1.6 economic, political, and philosophic–except r..
195:1.6 Few Greeks had paid much attention to r.;
195:1.6 they did not take even their own r. very seriously.
195:1.6 thought while they devoted their minds to r..
195:1.6 They took their r. very seriously, too seriously.
195:1.7 Greeks did very well with their r. and their politics
195:1.7 but not so with Greek political administration or r..
195:1.8 after obtaining from the East a r. whose one God
195:2.2 The Roman cared little for either art or r., but he
195:2.3 to their ideals, but without a r. worthy of the name.
195:2.5 became the moral culture of Rome but hardly its r.
195:2.5 did penetrate beneath the surface of all this state r.
195:2.7 force Jews and Christians to philosophize their r.,
195:3.2 and nations at least nominally to accept one r..
195:3.7 the best time in all the world’s history for a good r.
195:3.9 Even a good r. could not save a great empire from
195:4.1 r. became more and more monasticized, asceticized,
195:4.1 alongside this slumbering and secularized r.,
195:4.2 centuries, r. became virtually secondhanded again.
195:4.5 R. is now confronted by the challenge of a new age
195:5.3 R. is the revelation to man of his divine and eternal
195:5.3 R. is a purely personal and spiritual experience
195:5.8 R. is designed to find those values in the universe
195:5.8 faith, trust, and assurance; r. culminates in worship
195:5.8 R. discovers for the soul those supreme values which
195:5.14 In r., Jesus advocated and followed the method of
195:6.2 R. is simply indifferent to, but sympathetic with,
195:6.2 while it supremely concerns itself with the scientist.
195:6.5 Science is a quantitative experience, r. a qualitative
195:6.5 Science deals with phenomena; r., with origins,
195:6.8 but r. validates the conservation of men’s souls–
195:6.10 R. must provide itself with new up-to-date slogans.
195:7.2 Science should do for man materially what r. does
195:7.16 R. is the divine embrace of cosmic values and
195:7.16 r. is the ennobling transformation of the material
195:7.16 and it never ceases in its spiritual evaluation of art.
195:7.18 and r. cannot exist without the real experience of the
195:7.20 R. is the spiritual rhythm of the soul in time-space
195:7.23 The religionist, not r., proves the existence of the
195:8.3 R. has become more and more a nominal influence,
195:8.5 assuming to take the place of the r. whose bondage
195:8.10 Without God, without r., scientific secularism can
195:8.11 that it discards ethics and r. for politics and power.
195:9.4 R. does need new leaders, spiritual men and women
195:9.4 await the coming of these new teachers of Jesus’ r.
195:9.5 The modern age will refuse to accept a r. which is
195:9.6 Thinking man has always feared to be held by a r..
195:9.6 When a strong and moving r. threatens to
195:9.7 to the discovery of the barrenness of formalized r.,
195:9.8 The world needs more firsthand r..
195:9.8 not only a r. about Jesus, but it is so largely one
195:9.8 They take their r. wholly as handed down by their
195:10.1 R. is only an exalted humanism until it is made
195:10.14 indolent souls crave an ancient and authoritative r.
195:10.15 which has more and more become a r. about Jesus.
195:10.17 Upon such a foundation r. may contribute its
196:0.4 local creation discover a new and higher type of r.,
196:0.4 r based on personal spiritual relations with the Father
196:0.10 Jesus consistently interpreted r. wholly in terms of
196:0.11 the earthly life of Jesus, r. was a living experience,
196:1.1 How unfortunate that r. itself should be so
196:1.2 suddenly supplant the theologic r. about Jesus.
196:2.1 You may preach a r. about Jesus, but, perforce,
196:2.1 new r., the r. of the risen and glorified Christ.
196:2.4 the human Jesus was recognized as having a r.,
196:2.4 divine Jesus (Christ) almost overnight became a r..
196:2.6 Jesus founded the r. of personal experience in
196:2.6 Paul founded a r. in which the glorified Jesus
196:2.6 pity that his followers failed to create a unified r.
196:2.10 that made the golden rule a vital factor in his r..
196:2.11 his was a religious mission, and r. is an exclusively
196:3.0 3. THE SUPREMACY OF RELIGION
196:3.1 R. does not remove or destroy human troubles,
196:3.19 The Hebrews had a r. of moral sublimity; the Greeks
196:3.19 the Greeks evolved a r. of beauty; Paul founded a
196:3.19 Paul and his conferees founded a r. of faith, hope,
196:3.19 Jesus revealed and exemplified a r. of love: security
196:3.20 Moral choosing constitutes r. as the motive of inner
196:3.26 such an illuminated man has a r. and is spiritually
196:3.27 Morality without r. fails to reveal ultimate goodness,
196:3.27 R. provides for the enhancement, glorification, and
196:3.28 R. stands above science, art, philosophy, ethics, and
196:3.28 R. is man’s supreme experience in the mortal nature,
196:3.30 R. is man’s supreme gesture, his magnificent reach
religion of Jesus
5:4.5 The r. of is salvation from self, deliverance from
5:4.7 of value in that they are valid approaches to the r..
87:7.6 even the restatement of the r. must develop a new
98:7.11 It has long since ceased to be the r., although it still
99:5.3 The r. is the most dynamic influence ever to activate
103:9.4 religions and the consummate saving gospel of the r..
140:8.23 the heart of Jesus’ r. consisted in the acquirement of
140:8.27 realized that their Master’s r. made no provision
140:8.27 But not so with the r. of Jesus of Nazareth.
140:8.29 The teaching of Jesus is a r. for everybody, not alone
140:8.29 His r. never became crystallized (during his day) into
140:10.6 This new r. was not without practical implications,
141:7.4 The r. was wholly based on the living of his life
143:5.11 Even the Christian r. has been persistently built up
149:2.5 The teachers of the r should approach other religions
159:5.8 Jesus’ r. consisted not merely in believing, but
159:5.8 did not teach that the essence of his r. consisted in
160:5.7 The r. transcends all our former concepts of the
160:5.11 concepts of the reality of the idealism of the r.,
160:5.12 The r. demands living and spiritual experience.
184:4.6 The living experience in the r. thus becomes the
192:4.8 and changing the r. of Jesus into a new and modified
194:3.2 The r. is a new gospel of faith to be proclaimed to
194:3.2 This new r. is founded on faith, hope, and love.
194:3.3 The r. does not seek to escape this life in order to
194:3.3 The r. provides the joy and peace of another and
194:3.5 On the day of Pentecost the r. broke all national
194:3.7 The r. fosters the highest type of human civilization
194:3.7 it creates the highest type of spiritual personality
194:3.9 at Jerusalem, indicate the universality of the r..
194:3.9 great effort of the spirit to liberate the r. from its
194:3.11 designed forever to loose the r. of the Master from
194:3.11 taught his followers that his r. was never passive;
194:3.17 The r. is the most powerful unifying influence the
195:4.4 transformation of the r. into a religion about Jesus.
195:4.5 secular and spiritual, the r. will eventually triumph.
195:6.1 panic is over, the r. will not be found bankrupt.
195:9.2 A new and fuller revelation of the r. is destined to
195:9.4 await the coming of these new teachers of Jesus’ r.
195:9.6 evade the r. because of their fears of what it will do
195:9.6 The r. does, indeed, dominate and transform its
195:9.7 turn wholeheartedly to the gospel, the r. of Nazareth
195:9.9 but the r. stands as the unsullied and transcendent
195:10.15 do not yet understand that there is a r. separate,
195:10.18 and the more general acceptance of the real r..
196:1.2 drastic and revolutionary if the living r. should
196:2.0 2. THE RELIGION OF JESUS
196:2.1 but, perforce, you must live the r. of Jesus.
religion, evolutionary or evolved or evolving
2:6.2 E. may become ethical, but only revealed religion
5:4.9 is the highest attainment level of purely e..
5:5.4 Moral conduct is always an antecedent of e. and a
5:5.5 E. is the mother of the science, art, and philosophy
52:2.3 primitive, the e. of fear and ignorance prevails.
85:3.4 Early in e. the lamb became the typical sacrificial
85:6.3 E. creates its gods in the image and likeness of man;
86:1.1 e. had its roots of origin in the human experiences of
87:4.6 E. has paid a terrible price for the concept of dual
87:4.6 The gods of e. have generally been opposed by the
89:2.2 when the taboo received the solemn sanction of e.,
89:3.3 were two of the greatest social gains from early e..
90:0.3 E. is born of a simple and all-powerful fear,
90:1.1 and the focus personality for all the practices of e..
91:1.1 The function of early e. is to conserve and augment
92:0.1 E. arose slowly throughout the millenniums of
92:0.5 sufficient to initiate and prosecute the growth of e..
92:1.3 it is impossible entirely to divorce purely e. from
92:1.4 Fear fashions the gods of e. and motivates the
92:1.5 is a great fear”; that is the outgrowth of purely e..
92:2.1 Eventually, e. does reflect the changing mores,
92:2.2 In the course of e., novelty has always been
92:2.4 not determined by religion, that is, by e.; rather are
92:3.0 3. THE NATURE OF EVOLUTIONARY R.
92:3.3 But when tempted to criticize e., be careful.
92:3.4 E. makes no provision for change or revision;
92:3.4 e does not provide for its own progressive correction
92:3.4 E. commands respect because its followers believe it
92:3.7 E., human religion, has indeed been guilty of all
92:3.8 E. has been man’s most expensive but incomparably
92:3.10 And this sacred heritage of animal ascent, e., must
92:4.3 E. is sentimental, not logical.
92:4.3 It is man’s reaction to belief in a hypothetical ghost-
92:4.3 E. pictures the circuitous gropings of humanity in
92:5.1 In e., the gods are conceived to exist in the likeness
92:6.2 On Urantia, revelatory and e. are progressing side by
95:2.1 e. of the Nile valley was periodically augmented
100:6.8 Even e. is all of this in loyalty and grandeur because
100:6.9 The characteristic difference between e. is a new
101:5.3 1. E.. The experience of primitive worship,
101:5.4 e. is destined to receive the spiritual expansion of
101:5.10 E. is the outworking of the endowment of the local
101:5.11 E. drives home to the individual the idea of duty;
101:5.12 Evolved r. rests wholly on faith.
101:5.13 E. provides only the assurance of faith and the
101:6.5 Urantia, lived under the reign of e. up to the time
101:6.5 the combined guidance of e. and revealed religion.
101:9.1 had been created and fostered by preceding e..
101:9.1 unfailingly enlarges the ethical horizon of e. while
102:5.3 You can psychologize e. but not the personal-
103:0.4 1. Natural or e..
103:3.2 But sooner or later the e. requires that the individual
religion, new
64:4.12 This n. of fear led to attempts to placate the invisible
92:2.5 of men only superficially accept a strange and n.;
92:5.15 the Occident and the synthesis of a n. in the Orient.
95:5.9 the priests to use against the young king and his n..
95:6.2 This founder of a n. was a virile youth, who, on his
95:6.3 And this n. was one of action–work–not prayers
95:6.4 an Iranian prince, this n. was spread by the sword.
98:3.8 This n. of Augustus worship flourished and was
110:4.5 Many a n. and strange “ism” has arisen from the
121:1.1 the effective spread of a n. to both East and West.
131:10.6 This n. of ours is very full of joy, and it generates an
132:0.8 for the leadership of the n. in Rome and throughout
132:7.6 Ganid: “Teacher, let’s you and I make a n., one
132:7.9 to the Creator of a universe that they make a n.!
132:7.9 they were making a new and everlasting r. right
133:3.2 that Crispus with his entire family embraced the n.,
154:6.3 only give up the foolishness of trying to preach a n.
155:5.12 will so shortly begin the bold proclamation of a n.—
156:6.10 associates prepare to begin the proclamation of a n.,
159:5.8 Jesus enjoined the positive doing of that which his n.
160:1.12 of the kingdom, constitutes the n. as I understand it.
160:1.14 the gospel which you preach, represents the n. of
173:3.3 the inevitable clash between a new and living r. of
180:5.12 the n. teaches only self-forgetfulness, enhanced
194:0.3 to Paul, who created a n. out of the new version of
194:3.11 teachers of this n. are now equipped with spiritual
194:3.14 No wonder these believers in the n. would cry out,
194:4.13 so that the active teachers of the n. about Jesus,
195:0.3 Christianity came not merely as a n.–something all
195:0.10 the Roman emperor Constantine was won to the n..
195:1.1 Paul proclaimed to the Greeks his version of the n.
195:1.5 forced the Romans subsequently to accept this n.,
195:2.5 in spiritual growth of those who embraced the n. in
195:3.7 This was a great age for the spread of a new r..
195:3.8 This n. was a cultural necessity for imperial Rome,
195:3.8 it is unfortunate that it did not become a means of
196:0.4 local creation discover a new and higher type of r.,
196:2.1 Peter unintentionally inaugurated a n., the religion
religion, primitive
1:5.11 P. had many personal gods, and they were fashioned
4:5.3 times of famine and flood–these are the gods of p.
4:5.4 shedding of blood, represents a r. wholly primitive
62:5.4 of natural phenomena, is about to give birth to p..
63:6.8 These simple people had a real though p., but
64:4.12 A p. of the fear of natural forces gradually developed
64:6.23 a widespread revival of learning and r. of a primitive
68:4.3 Later developing p. greatly reinforced ghost fear
85:0.1 P. had a biologic origin, a natural evolutionary
86:0.2 R of a primitive type was therefore a natural biologic
86:7.0 7. THE FUNCTION OF PRIMITIVE RELIGION
86:7.1 P. was the payment of premiums on insurance
86:7.6 P. prepared the soil of the human mind, by the force
89:1.7 have endured but for the upholding sanctions of p..
89:2.1 bad luck literally drove man into the invention of p.
89:2.5 of confession and forgiveness early appeared in p..
91:1.4 the premagical incantations of p. have evolved to
91:3.4 with the fictitious symbol of the alter ego of p. have
92:3.3 P. is nothing more nor less than the struggle for
92:6.1 The basic belief of p. was survival after death.
92:7.2 P. was very democratic; the savage was quick to
92:7.5 P. was largely a material-value consciousness, but
101:7.6 Philosophy transforms that p. which was largely a
101:9.2 presume to sit in critical judgment on the p. of man
150:3.9 in common with the soothsayer priests of p..
155:5.3 1. Primitive r.. The seminatural and instinctive
religion, revealed or revelatory
2:6.2 but only r. becomes truly and spiritually moral.
5:5.4 antecedent of evolved religion and a part of even r.,
5:5.5 which elevated man to the level of receptivity to r.,
52:1.4 the standards of later dispensations of r. and higher
52:1.7 planting of the seeds of r. by the Planetary Prince
52:2.3 These initial presentations of r. are very simple,
52:4.4 Each new dispensation extends the horizon of r.,
66:5.13 6. The college of revealed r..
67:4.1 Hap and the entire college of r. remained loyal
68:3.5 tendency is derived from the teachings of revealed r.,
69:9.4 The teachers of r., especially the Christian teachers,
70:10.9 teachers of r. have always proclaimed, “Vengeance
85:6.3 r. seeks to evolve and transform mortal man into the
86:4.6 any many other remnants of r., can be found among
89:2.2 sin was universally established in the world before r.
92:2.1 changing mores which may have been affected by r..
92:3.5 ghosts laid the foundation for a philosophy of r.,
92:3.7 made it possible for later r. to compensate for
92:3.10 and ennobled by the continuous censorship of r.
92:4.3 R. is propounded by the real spiritual world;
92:4.3 it is the response of the superintellectual cosmos to
92:4.3 gropings of humanity in quest of truth; r. is that very
92:5.1 exist in the likeness of man’s image; in r., men are
92:5.3 2. The sublime ideals of revealed r..
92:6.2 On Urantia, evolutionary and r. are progressing side
92:7.2 Only with r. did autocratic and intolerant theologic
95:5.14 culture of the Nile and the r. of the Euphrates to all
99:4.8 of fear without immediately grasping the r. of love.
100:6.8 But revelatory r. is excellent as well as genuine.
100:6.9 characteristic difference between evolved and r. is
101:4.1 Any cosmology presented as a part of r. is destined
101:5.4 2. Revealed r..
101:5.11 r. lays increasing emphasis on loving, the golden rule
101:5.13 r. provides the assurance of faith plus the truth of a
101:5.13 morontia progression the truths of r. are expanded;
101:6.1 morontia phase of r. has to do with the experience of
101:6.5 the combined guidance of evolutionary and r..
102:4.6 R. is the unifying element of human existence.
102:8.7 never does r. point to miracles as proof of
103:0.5 2. Supernatural or revelatory r..
103:2.3 the seed of r. germinates is the moral nature that
104:0.1 The Trinity concept of r. must not be confused with
131:5.3 God by walking in the paths ordained by his r..
194:3.9 No r. can spread to all the world when it makes
195:9.6 By such procedure, even a r. becomes man-made
religion, true or real or genuine
5:4.2 The immediate service of t. is the establishment of
79:4.9 for religion, t., is the indispensable source of that
85:7.3 then begins to develop into the phenomenon of r..
87:7.10 dynamic body of personal spiritual experience–t..
92:1.2 mankind is ripening for the appreciation of real r.,
92:7.5 for t. is the devotion of the self to the service of
92:7.15 T. must ever be the eternal foundation and guiding
98:2.2 they did not perceive that t. is the cure for soul
99:0.2 T. does oppose violence as a technique of social
99:0.2 it does not oppose the intelligent efforts of society to
99:1.5 but t. is the only power which can lastingly increase
99:2.1 Only the r. of personal spiritual experience can
99:2.6 True r. carries over from one age to another the
99:4.1 G renders the religionist socially fragrant and creates
99:4.3 T. is a meaningful way of living dynamically face to
99:5.2 T. is to know God as your Father and man as your
99:5.7 Since t. is a matter of personal spiritual experience,
100:6.1 T. is a wholehearted devotion to some reality
100:6.5 But true r. is a living love, a life of service.
100:6.5 G. takes nothing away from human existence, but
100:6.5 but it does add new meanings to all of life;
100:6.5 it generates new types of enthusiasm, zeal, and
100:6.5 It may even engender the spirit of the crusader,
101:1.0 1. TRUE RELIGION
101:1.1 T. is not a system of philosophic belief which can
101:1.5 The germs of t. originate in the domain of man’s
101:1.6 the sense of duty completes the ancestry of t..
101:2.13 T. is an insight into reality, the faith-child of the
101:2.13 T. consists in the experience that “the Spirit itself
101:9.3 T. is that sublime and profound conviction within the
102:2.2 Thus do the words and acts of true and undefiled r.
102:2.7 But true r. is alive.
102:2.8 True r. must act.
102:3.4 Real r. leads to increased social service.
102:7.7 dogmatic in contending with the prophets of t.,
102:8.7 T. has nothing to do with alleged miracles, and never
103:5.7 R. does not foster moral indolence and spiritual
103:5.7 T. does not belittle man’s efforts to progress during
103:7.6 within the domain of t., faith is always logical from
103:9.11 T. is an experience of believing and knowing as well
132:4.8 founded on justice, even as t. is founded on mercy
143:7.2 True r. is the act of an individual soul in its self-
149:2.11 clean hearts for clean hands as the mark of t..
155:3.5 that t. was man’s heartfelt loyalty to his highest and
155:3.7 T. is designed to lessen the strain of existence;
155:3.7 it releases faith and courage for daily living and
155:5.5 3. True r.–the r. of revelation. The revelation of
155:5.0 5. THE DISCOURSE ON TRUE RELIGION
155:6.3 handed down by your ancestors to a t. of spirit
157:2.2 with the spirit of living truth and the power of t..
157:2.2 It is not the purpose of t. merely to bring peace but
159:5.8 the certain effects of the possession of the spirit of t.
160:4.1 T., in fact, does not function apart from the
160:5.5 The social characteristics of a t. consist in the fact
160:5.5 T. does all of this; all other beliefs are not worthy
160:5.6 changed to meet the demands of the ideals of t..
160:5.13 of the impulse to be like God is not true r..
160:5.13 feelings of the emotion to worship God are not t..
160:5.13 conviction to forsake self and serve God is not t..
160:5.13 T. has reference to destiny and reality of attainment
170:3.8 It therefore is evident that the true and inner r. of
177:2.6 the loyal devotion of t. exert a profound reciprocal
180:5.7 This is the essence of t.: that you love your neighbor
185:1.1 to grasp the fact that these Hebrews had a real r.,
194:3.6 At last, t. is delivered from the custody of priests
195:6.2 t. cannot become involved in any controversy with
195:6.4 Modern science has left t.–the teachings of Jesus as
195:7.1 spiritual resources of the personal experience of t..
195:7.2 True science can have no lasting quarrel with t..
195:7.16 science, while in turn it is spiritualized by t.–
195:8.7 the revolt went too far and lost sight of God and t.,
195:8.8 was not necessary for the secularists to antagonize t.
196:3.1 T. unifies the personality for effective adjustment to
196:3.20 But such a r. is not a purely subjective experience.
196:3.20 It signifies the whole of the subjectivity of the
196:3.27 albeit real r. enhances all moral values, makes them
religion’s
99:4.7 There is no danger in r. becoming more of a private
99:7.0 7. RELIGION’S CONTRIBUTION
101:2.7 this First Cause of science and r. God of salvation
religionist
1:6.2 of unity, to the r. a living spiritual experience.
5:5.3 The r. of faith believes in a God who fosters survival
87:6.2 No longer does the r. stand defenseless before the
90:0.2 a shaman, or a priest intervene between the r. and
94:3.5 personal attainment of Deity by the individual r.,
94:6.6 And of the true r. he said, in expressing the truth
99:3.0 3. RELIGION AND THE RELIGIONIST
99:3.3 The r. is not unsympathetic with social suffering,
99:3.15 albeit any one such r., as an individual citizen, may
99:4.1 Genuine religion renders the r. socially fragrant and
99:5.6 powerful repercussions in the social life of such a r..
99:5.7 it is inevitable that each individual r. must have his
100:3.2 To the r. the word God becomes a symbol signifying
100:6.1 devotion to some reality which the r. deems to be
100:6.2 The accepted supreme value of the r. may be base or
100:6.3 The sincere r. is conscious of universe citizenship
100:6.3 He is thrilled and energized with the assurance of
100:6.5 The r.’ detachment from much that is purely trivial
100:6.7 resident in the consciousness of the r. who has
101:8.2 faith can rise up only in the heart of the individual r..
101:8.4 Faith vitalizes religion and constrains the r. to live
102:2.4 certitude does not lead such a sound-minded r. to
102:6.3 The r. of philosophic attainment has faith in a God of
102:6.3 The r. has faith in a God of love.
103:5.3 the r. more correctly recognizes that the unselfish
103:8.5 The certainty of the God-knowing r. should not be
131:3.5 “No r. may hope to attain the enlightenment of
195:7.18 cannot exist without the real experience of the r.
195:7.23 The r., not religion, proves the existence of the spirit
196:2.7 was the world’s most wholehearted and devoted r.
religionists
4:1.9 impossible for physicists, philosophers, or even r. to
77:3.8 The r., the noncombatants, fled to their homes in the
87:4.6 made it difficult for r. to conceive of cosmic unity.
88:2.7 writings which various r. hold as sacred books,
92:7.3 It is a fallacy for any group of r. to conceive of their
92:7.3 R. would do better to borrow the best in their
94:3.2 and was therefore not experiencible by individual r..
94:9.2 devotion and missionary persistence of sincere r..
98:2.5 elevated its ideals, but were more artists than r..
99:2.3 R. must function in society, in industry, in politics
99:2.4 R. are of no more value in the tasks of social
99:3.3 influenced by the attitude of these individual r. as
99:3.15 R., as a group, must never concern themselves with
99:5.7 Someday r. will get together and actually effect
99:5.7 Goals rather than creeds should unify r..
99:5.9 Future r. must live out their religion, dedicate
100:0.2 is stimulated by intimate association with other r..
100:6.6 Such r. are like the Apostle Paul, who said: “I am
102:2.3 R. seem to live in effective emancipation from
102:2.3 they exhibit a stabilization of personality and a
103:1.5 That r. have believed so much that was false does
103:4.2 and this creates new problems for the individual r.,
114:6.7 meaningless controversial divisions of professed r.
121:5.17 ethics, insisting that r. pay some attention to both.
130:3.3 readily received by the various groups of Asiatic r..
132:1.4 In every age scientists and r. must recognize that
134:4.8 even religious wars, at least wars among r..
134:4.10 The Urmia r. lived together in comparative peace
143:7.2 attempt to socialize the worship of individual r..
149:2.4 for Jews, Hindus, and other Eastern r. to accept
196:3.17 a result of the irreligious conduct of professed r.,
religions—see religions, evolved or evolutionary;
religions, modern; religions, primitive;
religions, revealed or revelatory
5:4.1 The morality of the r. of evolution drives men
5:4.1 The r. of revelation allure men to seek for a God of
5:4.5 All r. teach the worship of Deity and some
5:4.6 goodness; the Greeks on beauty; both r. sought truth
5:4.7 All these r. are of value in that they are valid
48:1.1 in distorted form, has found a place in present-day r..
52:2.4 There uniformly run through all of these racial r. two
69:2.5 But many of the r. of the world reverted to the
70:1.14 The primitive r. all sanctioned war.
74:8.12 “sacred scriptures” of the Hebrew and Christian r..
79:4.7 contact with the inferior r. of the Deccan after the
79:4.7 bondage of the enslaving superstitions of inferior r.;
81:3.7 and missionary enterprises fostered by the later r.
84:5.6 even worse under the teachings of several Oriental r.
84:7.18 7. Certain r. required offspring.
86:2.7 But all r. did not develop from animism.
87:0.1 None of these early r. had much to do with the
87:4.7 most of the world’s r. carry this cultural birthmark
88:2.6 sacred books of many r. have become fetishistic
89:3.1 ritual of the fast was deeply rooted in many ancient r
89:3.3 and teachings of many r., notably Christianity.
89:3.6 Many of the world’s great r. have been adversely
89:3.6 formation of celibate priesthoods in the many r.
91:2.8 one technique associated with the natural r. of racial
91:2.8 higher r. of ethical excellence, the r. of revelation.
91:4.1 materialistic praying is incompatible with ethical r.
91:4.1 and is unworthy of enlightened r. and advancing
92:1.3 bells, drums, and priesthoods are common to all r..
92:2.3 of different r. that may be regarded as obscene,
92:3.1 Ancient r. and mythology faithfully portray the
92:3.1 cult present a true picture of the racial r. of the past
92:4.1 to sort and censor the successive r. of evolution.
92:4.1 But if revelation is to exalt and upstep the r. of
92:4.2 r. of revelation are always characterized by a belief
92:5.10 though unproductive of any immediately appearing r.
92:5.10 later teachers of truth were to build the r. of Urantia.
92:5.15 into Sikhism, one of the most advanced r. of Asia.
92:6.0 6. THE COMPOSITE RELIGIONS
92:6.1 Twentieth-century Urantia r. present an interesting
92:6.2 These r., the r. of twentieth-century Urantia, may be
92:6.14 The most advanced r. of ancient times were Judaism
92:6.14 Both Hindus and Hebrews believed that their r. were
92:6.17 between the r. of evolution and the r. of revelation
92:6.20 The “national r.” are nothing more than a
92:7.2 New r. cannot be invented; they are either evolved,
92:7.3 The many r. of Urantia are all good to the extent that
92:7.4 All these r. have arisen as a result of man’s variable
92:7.4 They can never hope to attain a uniformity of creeds,
92:7.4 they can realize a unity in true worship of the Father
92:7.11 Civilization, science, and advanced r. must deliver
94:2.5 the inferior r. of the Deccan permeated the north,
94:4.1 the oldest and most cosmopolitan of the world’s r.,
94:4.9 tolerant attitude of adoption toward many other r.,
94:9.2 Gautama it became, the more like the r. it supplanted
94:10.2 found the observance of so much from so many r.
94:10.3 Tibetans have something of all the leading world r.
94:12.4 its adherents are free to choose truth from all r.;
94:12.7 dogmas of nineteen centuries of contact with the r.
95:0.1 India gave rise to many of the r. and philosophies
95:1.1 By 2000 B.C. the r. of Mesopotamia had about lost
95:1.3 Salem teachers did much to refine and uplift the r. of
95:3.3 Of all the purely human r. of Urantia none ever
95:6.7 to impress three great r.: Judaism and Christianity
97:10.6 important part in the development of two world r.,
98:2.12 R. have long endured without philosophical support,
98:3.1 the Greeks and Brahmans or the more spiritual r. of
98:4.1 having lost their primitive family and state r.
98:6.4 were those who at one time belonged to both r.,
98:6.4 Both r. employed baptism and partook of the
98:6.4 Mithraism’s tolerance for other r. (except later
98:7.4 a basic factor in all the r. of Occident and Orient that
99:4.8 psychology, has weakened only those r. which are
99:4.10 spiritistic belief (in a providential Deity) of many r..
99:6.2 And all live r. encourage human friendship, conserve
100:6.1 And the outstanding characteristics of all r. are:
100:6.9 But it is experience in and with the human r. that
102:8.1 this watchcare and final salvation, no two r. agree;
102:8.3 The difference in the r. of various ages is wholly
103:0.6 of the admixture of natural and supernatural r..
103:0.7 4. Philosophic r., man-made or philosophically
103:0.7 thought-out theologic doctrines and reason-created r
103:4.1 social communion, and so did early r. provide that
103:6.11 the spiritual worlds, sciences and r. falsely so called.
103:9.3 Buddhism is one of the best r. without a God which
104:1.9 The trinity idea takes best hold of those r. which
111:0.2 of Deity has long formed a part of many Urantian r..
120:3.6 become the common heritage of all r. and all peoples
121:4.6 not r. of salvation for even the poor and the weak.
121:5.0 5. THE GENTILE RELIGIONS
121:5.2 In the times of Jesus the r. of the Occident included:
121:5.6 4. The mystery r..
121:5.6 new and strange r. from the Levant, which had
121:5.6 These r. rapidly became the accepted belief of the
121:5.7 The mystery r. spelled the end of national beliefs
121:5.13 adherence to the better types of the mystery r.,
121:5.17 Christianity of Paul were the first European r. to
126:3.11 the Roman Empire? To the gentiles and their r.?
130:3.4 discussed again and again all the r. of the world,
130:3.5 Ganid made a collection of the teachings of those r.
130:3.5 Deity seemed to be derived from other and older r..
130:3.10 r. only in the sense that they led men to find God
131:0.0 THE WORLD’S RELIGIONS
131:0.1 collection of the teachings of the world’s r. about
131:8.1 a part of the earlier teachings of several Chinese r.;
131:9.1 the least God-recognizing of the world’s great r.
131:10.1 this compilation of the teachings of the world r.
131:10.8 Though I see God in these other r., I find him in
132:7.6 And Jesus replied: “Ganid, r. are not made.
132:7.6 The r. of men grow up over long periods of time,
134:3.1 This structure was a temple of the philosophy of r..
134:3.3 The founder of this unique school of r. lived and
134:3.6 thirty r. and religious cults were represented on the
134:3.7 These teachers of the various r. made a great effort
134:3.7 a great effort to show how similar their r. were
134:4.3 If different r. recognize the spirit sovereignty of God
134:4.3 sovereignty of God, then will all such r. remain at
134:4.3 that it possesses exclusive authority over other r.,
134:4.3 such a religion presume to be intolerant of other r.
134:4.4 peace–brotherhood–can never exist unless all r. are
134:4.5 You cannot have equality among r. without having
134:4.5 without having religious wars unless all r. consent to
134:4.8 will begin to assert its superiority over other r.;
134:5.1 of the religion about him among the world’s r.–
134:6.5 These Americans represent almost all the r. and sects
134:6.11 hope of sometime having a global religion–or r.
140:8.27 All r. before and after the times of Jesus, even
140:8.29 Jesus’ teaching stands apart from all r., as such,
141:7.8 which had been so neglected by most of the e. of
143:1.5 The r. of this world have neglected the poor, but
149:2.1 all nations and all r. of the world would speedily
149:2.1 more acceptable to certain nations, races, and r.,
149:2.1 less acceptable to all other nations, races, and r..
149:2.5 of the religion of Jesus should approach other r. with
155:5.2 While the r. of the world have a double origin–
155:5.8 show a personal preference for those r. of authority
155:5.9 The acceptance of the traditional r. of authority
155:5.9 The settled, crystallized, and established r. of
155:5.10 in so casting their lot with the r. of authority, they
155:5.12 The appeal of all such r. is largely to the mind.
155:6.8 Never can the r. of authority come to unification.
155:6.8 divergent mind r. of authority become impregnated
155:6.9 The r. of authority can only divide men and set
155:6.9 The r. of authority require of men uniformity in
155:6.9 The r. of authority crystallize into lifeless creeds;
155:6.17 to a passive attitude of assent to r. of authority,
159:5.7 Other r. had suggested the thought of the nearness
160:1.14 All philosophies and r. which fall short of these
160:5.3 All r. based on fear, emotion, tradition, and
160:5.3 tradition, and philosophy I term the intellectual r.,
160:5.3 on true spirit experience I would term the true r..
160:5.3 R. can therefore be either good or evil.
160:5.6 The lower r. shape their ideas of God to meet the
160:5.6 the higher r. demand that the human heart shall be
160:5.9 Such beliefs are merely r. of wishful fancy.
160:5.12 Other r. may consist in traditional beliefs, feelings,
170:1.7 culminating heritage of the Jewish and Persian r..
170:5.8 to this Christian church, even as to all other r., races,
170:5.17 The concept of Jesus is still alive in the advanced r.
194:3.2 The r. of pessimistic despair seek to obtain release
194:3.2 they crave extinction in endless slumber and rest.
194:3.2 These are the r. of primitive fear and dread.
194:3.14 or no spiritual standing in the tenets of the older r..
195:0.2 war weary, and skeptical of all existing r. and
195:0.3 the ethics, morality, and r. of Western civilization.
195:0.5 The triumph of Christianity over the philosophic r.
195:1.2 triumphed over all contending r. primarily because of
195:2.1 new tolerance for strange languages, peoples, and r..
195:2.2 The Romans were tolerant of any and all r. but very
195:5.1 problems for Christianity and all other r. to solve.
195:6.10 False r. may represent an evasion of reality, but Jesus
195:9.8 Christianity–the best of the r. of the twentieth
196:1.2 the church that bears his name, and to all other r.!
religions, evolved or evolutionary
91:4.3 But the prayer of the natural or evolved r. is not at
92:4.7 with the beliefs and practices of various e. and finally
92:6.17 between the r. of evolution and the r. of revelation
92:7.2 All new e. are merely advancing expressions of the
94:12.7 centuries of contact with r. of evolutionary origin.
99:4.8 of unfinished growth: forsaking the e. of fear without
100:6.1 E. and revelatory religions may differ markedly in
104:0.1 must not be confused with the triad beliefs of e..
religions, modern
88:2.2 The relics of m. represent an attempt to rationalize
89:9.4 the sacraments of m. the legitimate successors of
97:8.5 All m. have seriously blundered in the attempt to
102:4.5 but prayer has been wrongly emphasized by m.,
140:4.7 The major error of modern r. is negativism.
religions, primitive
85:0.1 Man creates his p. out of his fears and by means
87:4.5 the early ghosts of the monospiritism of most p.
101:5.10 Such p are directly concerned with ethics and morals
101:5.10 Such r are predicated on the assurance of conscience
102:8.7 for miracles is a harking back to the p. of magic.
103:0.2 p. are always evolutionary in their genesis.
103:3.1 origin of p., you should not overlook the influence
194:3.2 These are the r. of primitive fear and dread.
religions, revealed or revelatory
91:4.3 religions is not at first ethical, as it is in the later r..
92:4.2 the r. of revelation are always characterized by a
92:6.17 between the r. of evolution and the r. of revelation
100:6.1 Evolutionary religions and r. may differ markedly
101:5.11 Personally r. are sponsored by the bestowal spirits
103:9.4 the later r. and the consummate saving gospel of the
religious—see experience(s), religious; see leaders
5:5.5 Man does not have to be r. against his will.
69:6.1 society with its four divisions–regulative, r., military
70:7.1 as secret societies and originally were wholly r.;
70:8.10 8. R–the early cult clubs produced their own classes
84:7.3 The mores (r., moral, and ethical), together with
86:0.2 fear of the forces of nature gradually became r. as
91:8.2 True prayer is both moral and r.; magic is neither.
99:3.6 zealously r. in the propagation of their social reforms
100:6.2 may be base or even false, but it is nevertheless r..
101:9.4 Art is only r. when it becomes diffused with purpose
103:2.8 such a choice; such a decision is both human and r..
103:4.1 in contrast with the secular the r. is pervaded by
123:6.8 unconventional manner of relating to things r.,
124:1.13 of manhood–physical, intellectual, and r..
124:2.6 things economic, political, and r. with older minds,
167:6.6 Beauty is most r. when it is most simple and
195:5.7 4. Even human morality is not, in and of itself, r..
religious acquirements
124:1.13 for promoting the acquirements of manhood—r.,
religious actions
102:3.3 lead directly to r., unselfish acts of social service
religious activity or activities
5:4.4 and art intervene between the nonreligious and the r.
71:8.4 2. The freedom of social, political, and r. activities.
99:2.3 which presumes to function as such, apart from r.,
99:3.7 of all this unrecognized and unconscious type of r. is
99:6.2 the purpose of group r. to dramatize the loyalties of
102:2.7 men often seek to escape the rigors of truly r. by a
157:1.1 contribute to the r. of his sworn enemies, but,
religious advancement
87:7.2 every appealing movement in social culture or r. has
religious affairs
164:2.2 a grasp of the affairs of men, both secular and r..
religious art
90:2.2 Ancient black art, both r. and secular, was called
101:9.4 Art is only r. when it becomes diffused with purpose
religious aspect(s)
97:3.6 issue to the r. of Hebrew and Canaanite ideologies.
103:7.5 unless both the scientific and the r. of a personality
religious assembly
72:3.5 there are no public places devoted exclusively to r.
167:6.6 public houses of r. that are at least as attractive as
religious assurance
101:0.3 The feeling of r. is more than an emotional feeling.
102:2.2 One of the characteristic peculiarities of genuine r.
religious attainment
102:3.1 educational poverty unavoidably handicaps r.
144:4.5 realization and individuality of intellectual and r..
religious attitude(s)
97:3.5 bitter antagonisms of social, economic, moral, and r.
99:5.7 been able to agree upon as a common r. attitude.
103:3.5 the r. attitude of the individual became the group
148:6.9 friends and enshrined even in his own r. attitude.
religious authority or authorities
100:5.1 how to install a philosophy of living in the place of r.
132:2.4 to become a social automaton, and a slave to r..
162:2.2 Some said the r. were afraid to molest him;
195:8.6 revolt against the almost total control of life by r.,
195:10.14 hardly sufficient to enable all men to dispense with r.
religious awakening
52:4.8 ideal world, witnesses the fullness of a great r.,
92:5.12 one of the greatest centuries of r. ever witnessed on
religious background
95:5.2 monotheistic channel which was vital to the r. of
135:5.7 Such was the r. of the Jewish world when John
religious beauty
167:6.6 Beauty is most r. when it is most simple and
religious belief(s)
52:7.16 those embraced within r. which depict heaven as the
75:1.3 the inhabitants to the most simple forms of r..
78:5.8 their presence usually improved the r. and moral
85:2.2 lessons from, and predicate r. on, the sprouting grain
87:4.5 became the most widespread and persistent of all r.
90:0.2 And today most Urantia systems of organized r. are
96:2.3 Semites, because of their peculiar r., were called
96:4.2 his father and his mother, their commonness of r.
97:3.1 clash of ideologies rather than a difference in r..
99:5.6 Any r. which is effective in spiritualizing the believer
99:5.7 Just as certainly as men share their r., they create
103:1.4 easier to agree on religious values than on r.–
103:1.4 in the face of giving up or changing many of his r.
103:1.4 persists in spite of revolutionary changes in r..
103:5.12 of his own personal interpretation of the truths of r.
120:3.7 to the creation of stereotyped systems of Urantia r.
121:6.3 and fairly consistent system of r. and practice.
134:3.3 lived and died without ever revealing his personal r..
138:5.2 to fit Jesus’ new gospel into their old forms of r..
142:3.21 the advancing r. of our forefathers demanded that
195:1.6 extent, of a new order of human r. and practice.
195:9.11 a social and cultural movement as well as a r. and
religious believers
46:0.1 visualized by the majority of twentieth-century r..
94:12.4 indeed a commendable tendency to appear among r.
131:6.1 The third group of r. who preserved the doctrine of
134:4.3 of other religions or dare to persecute other r..
134:4.6 any and all religious groups composed of such r.
religious brotherhood(s)
92:5.16 the augmentation of the r. of spiritual worship
121:5.9 giving rise to r. and numerous sectarian societies.
153:1.2 winning lasting converts for the r. of mankind.
religious brothers
134:4.10 will men become r. and live together in peace on
religious capacity
52:2.3 evolution of the r. of receptivity in the inhabitants
religious castes
99:6.3 religion creates the evil discrimination of r.;
religious causes
99:2.3 must confine its efforts to the furtherance of r..
religious center
77:3.7 as a cultural and r. for surrounding barbarians.
78:5.7 Easter Island was long a r. and administrative
religious ceremonial(s)
64:4.13 of human sacrifice as a part of r. long persisted.
66:5.21 Before the Prince’s arrival, bathing had been a r.
77:4.7 animals, pottery, commercial law, civil codes, r.,
83:4.4 association of marriage with certain magical or r..
85:4.1 Baptism became a r. in Babylon, and the Greeks
87:5.2 R. must keep pace with spirit evolution and
89:4.1 When the idea of sacrifice first attached itself to r.,
90:5.2 and finally acquiring the sanctity and dignity of r..
94:10.2 Examination of the r. of present-day Tibetan rituals
94:11.1 religion with its temples of worship and definite r.
96:4.4 the r. of the newly evolving Hebrew worship were
religious ceremony or ceremonies
74:7.21 fruit of the land for the blood sacrifices in the r. but
76:3.5 priests of this order were trained to officiate at r.,
85:5.2 sun worship became the chief r. of the agricultural
86:3.3 produced by “the enemy” and depend on r. to effect
87:6.12 the later water ritual; primitive bathing was a r..
89:7.4 It was a r. to consort with these sacred maidens,
91:0.4 dairymen priests of the Todas do not represent a r.
98:3.4 Oaths and admissions to citizenship were in reality r.
religious certainty
103:7.9 well-balanced philosophy of scientific stability and r..
religious challenge
2:7.10 The r. of this age is to those farseeing men and
religious charge(s)
147:6.2 that he would have to be apprehended on a r.
154:3.1 Jesus and carry him to Jerusalem to be tried on r.,
religious choice
196:3.14 3. God-judgment–r. choice.
religious circumstances
95:3.5 Again was it political rather than r. that made it
religious civilization
79:3.5 India bid fair to produce the leading cultural, r.,
91:6.6 been a factor in the progress and preservation of r.,
103:5.2 as r. advances, one’s neighbor expands in concept
religious collectivism
99:2.3 R. must confine its efforts to the furtherance of
religious comfort
138:2.1 hungry to hear words of r. and spiritual good cheer.
religious community or communities
121:2.4 synagogues and well-organized r. scattered hither
170:5.9 as the Redeemer-Creator and spiritual head of a r..
religious concept(s)
76:3.10 Sethite r. of Deity and the universe were advanced
94:12.1 understand the significance of the evolution of r..
102:2.7 Intellectual crystallization of r. is the equivalent of
103:3.1 such r. tend to personalize, first, as animals, later
103:7.15 the material viewpoint with the r. spiritual concept.
121:2.6 represented the survival of a r. cultural concept in
155:5.4 The advancing r. and practices of the civilizing races
195:3.1 with one God, a great r., but without empire.
195:3.1 a God to serve as the suitable r. for empire worship
religious conditions
134:3.8 Urmia teachings as adapted to twentieth-century r.
religious confidence
111:6.8 Only r.–living faith–can sustain man amid such
religious conquest
79:3.4 priests entered India and nearly achieved the r. of the
religious consciousness
5:5.12 God-knowingness, r., is a universe reality, but no
16:9.8 Unselfish social consciousness must be a r.;
91:0.4 just as did the early peoples before the times of r..
103:2.6 normal child moves positively, in the emergence of r.
196:0.12 reigned supreme in all matters relating to the r..
196:3.2 The r. identifies these realities as science, truth,
religious consolation(s)
98:4.1 people craved promises of salvation–r. for today
139:7.7 regarded as long since without the bounds of r..
155:5.10 individuals who will prefer thus to secure their r.,
religious controversy
92:2.3 A considerable amount of r. has been occasioned
religious conventions
122:5.1 faithful to the r. and practices of his people.
religious conversions
100:5.4 with so-called r. are entirely psychologic in nature,
religious conviction(s)
83:1.4 factors in marriage stability are pride, vanity, and r..
84:1.7 maternal instinct may be thwarted by ambition, and r
99:5.9 Primitive man made little effort to put his r. into
102:2.9 Aberrations of r. have led to bloody persecutions,
152:6.1 fundamental concepts of social conduct, and r..
185:1.3 strong feelings will not hesitate to die for their r.;
195:9.6 thought of falling under the dominance of strong r.
196:2.1 experience and to a portrayal of his personal r..
religious criticism
99:3.7 unable to profit from open r. and thereby attain to
religious cults
70:7.1 was the evolution of r. and the political clubs.
87:7.3 But a r. cannot be manufactured; it must grow.
134:3.6 More than thirty religions and r. were represented
religious culture
79:7.4 while their influence upon the r. of the yellow race
95:1.11 Much of the Mesopotamian r. found its way into
121:1.2 Paul, who, being in r. a Hebrew of the Hebrews,
121:2.3 Palestine was the home of Jewish r. and birthplace
religious custom(s)
64:2.7 racial superiority and perpetuated their primitive r..
89:5.1 cannibalism was a social, r., and military custom.
89:6.2 persisted in the r. of the Chinese, Hindus, Greeks,
89:6.3 contentions between ancient and time-honored r.
90:5.2 contributing to the preservation of social and r..
94:11.1 Buddhism fitted well into the r. of the yellow race.
religious daydreaming
100:5.8 danger associated with the habitual practice of r.;
religious decision
103:2.8 a choice; such a decision is both human and r..
religious designation
73:1.3 “Amadonite” is more a cultural and r. than a racial
religious desire
102:3.4 R. desire is the hunger quest for divine reality.
religious development(s)
79:8.7 The r. of ancestor veneration became complicated
79:8.16 The mechanical and r. of the white races have been
92:0.5 Spirit of Truth, all of which accelerate the rate of r.
92:3.8 would such a course of r. stand without justification.
92:6.14 has greatly influenced the course of r. in Orient and
94:11.12 though helpful to philosophy, are not vital to r..
102:8.4 the unobservable progress of internal spiritual and r..
102:8.6 The prophets have usually led the people in r.;
103:2.1 albeit no r. occurs without conscious effort and
132:0.9 victims of a settled preconception as to all future r..
religious devotion(s)
76:3.2 civil administration, educational methods, and r..
89:4.1 Sacrifice as a part of r., like many other rituals,
89:8.3 head and cutting the hair were likewise forms of r..
100:6.1 This r. to supreme values is shown in the relation
125:0.6 would not accept explanations of worship and r.
155:5.2 there are to be found three distinct forms of r..
160:5.3 The object of r. may be material or spiritual, true
160:5.4 the recipient of the r. of those who worship, is God.
195:6.7 too busy to find time for spiritual meditation and r..
196:1.2 the demonstration of his real life of r. to the doing
religious dictators
178:1.9 governments seek to exercise the authority of r.,
religious discrimination(s)
194:3.14 woman has been forever set free from all r. based
194:3.14 Pentecost obliterated all r. founded on racial
religious doctrine(s)
34:6.6 The dead theory of even the highest r. is powerless
89:3.2 take shape, this new r. of renunciation appeared,
102:2.7 a retreat to the false shelter of stereotyped r. and
131:0.1 in the making of this abstract of the r. of the world
religious dogma(s)
98:2.9 In Palestine, r. became so crystallized as to
102:2.7 a retreat to the false shelter of stereotyped r. and
132:2.4 follows social usage, and r. stands in grave danger
196:1.2 his burial tomb amidst the r. of nineteen centuries.
religious dominance
94:1.1 the political and r. of the Aryan-Andite invaders
religious duty
141:4.3 free from the idea of offering animal sacrifices as a r.
196:0.10 Jesus never prayed as a r. duty.
religious ecstasy
91:7.3 R. is permissible when resulting from sane
91:7.4 Unrestrained mystical enthusiasm and rampant r. are
religious education
99:6.2 glorify the potentials of family life; to promote r.;
123:2.14 direct responsibility for Jesus’ intellectual and r.,
religious effort
103:9.6 Theology constitutes the r. to define, clarify,
religious ego
196:0.6 to disastrous fanaticism, to exaggeration of the r.,
religious egotist
196:0.8 of the fanatic or the superficial frothiness of the r..
religious emotions
64:1.2 Many of man’s earliest r. grew out of his feeling of
101:1.2 mystic faculty for the reception or expression of r..
religious enmity
143:4.2 The r. between the Jews and the Samaritans dated
religious episodes
103:2.1 conversion experiences which characterize r.
religious epochs
92:5.5 Most great r. have been inaugurated by the life
92:5.8 into the seven major r. of post-Adamic Urantia:
religious ethics
52:2.3 receives an enlarged presentation of truth and r..
120:3.5 an enduring and improved system of positive r..
religious evolution
87:0.2 this very fear mankind started on the upgrade of r..
89:3.1 Renunciation came as the next step in r.; fasting was
90:0.3 between the beginning and consummation of r.,
92:2.4 are all influential in determining the progress of r..
92:4.6 The entire trend of Levantine r. was modified by the
92:6.1 tribes are not yet beyond the fetish stage of r..
92:6.20 worship constituted a decided advance in r., but
94:12.5 will be certainly provocative of new advances in r..
98:1.4 As a consequence of these factors in r., there
103:3.5 But in all of this r. the moral element was never
121:7.5 the motion of r. passed westward to the European
religious experience—see experience
religious experiences
91:7.5 The practical test of these strange r. of mysticism,
91:7.13 prayer has no association with these exceptional r..
101:1.3 Such r. result from the impress made upon the
103:1.3 exposed to the knowledge of a number of other r.
144:5.18 from all of these revelations in their personal r..
195:7.2 useless in the evaluation of spiritual realities and r..
religious expression
86:5.9 Later on, sneezing was accompanied by some r.,
religious faith
95:4.4 among whom evolved the acme of Occidental r.,
99:5.9 Modern men have created many tests of r..
101:2.3 it requires r. to transform the First Cause of science
101:2.15 R. is available alike to the learned and unlearned.
101:3.4 Through r. the soul of man reveals itself and
101:3.17 within him: first, by personal experience–r.; second,
101:6.3 augmented by wisdom, and sanctioned by r..
101:8.2 But living r. is more than the association of noble
102:0.0 THE FOUNDATIONS OF RELIGIOUS FAITH
102:6.0 6. THE CERTAINTY OF RELIGIOUS FAITH
102:6.1 the Creator is a living experience, a dynamic r.,
102:6.8 should be very respectful of that r. which can find
113:2.5 allow your higher intellectual powers, even your r.
116:0.1 No longer would r. be prostituted to the promotion
195:7.1 rather than attempting the overthrow of r.–human
196:1.3 To “follow Jesus” means to personally share his r.
196:2.4 human Jesus, who, by the valor of his personal r.
196:3.1 R.–the positive leading of the indwelling presence
196:3.4 ennobled by wisdom, and saved–justified–by r..
religious faculty
101:1.2 there is no mystic r. for the reception of religious
religious families
195:4.3 And many of these special Christian groups, or r.,
religious fanatic(s)
154:0.2 as either a prophet or a relatively harmless r..
154:4.2 1. That Jesus was a deluded and harmless r. fanatic.
185:1.9 never have permitted these bloodthirsty r. to bring
religious fanaticism
91:7.1 practices lead to social isolation and culminate in r.,
religious fealty
127:2.7 Despite these limitations his r. and national loyalty
religious fear
86:0.2 fear of the forces of nature gradually became r. as
86:6.7 spirits, the slavish bondage to evolutionary r.,
92:1.4 Mystery and power have always stimulated r. and
102:5.2 Primitive man had more r. than faith,
102:6.1 The philosophic elimination of r. and the steady
195:9.6 man lived a life of superstitious bondage to r..
religious feasts
185:1.5 visitors to Jerusalem at the times of the great r..
religious feelings
92:1.4 Mystery and power have always stimulated r. and
140:8.20 mortal wholly occupied with r. and actuated only
185:1.3 did not understand that men of strong r. will not
religious fellows
97:4.3 And in denouncing his timeserving, half-r., Amos
religious festivals
121:6.9 to Jerusalem for the celebration of their national r..
religious force
102:2.2 R. is not the product of the individual’s personal
religious forms
94:1.1 Their r. of worship followed closely the ceremonial
98:3.1 Having grown out of the earlier r. of worship of the
124:4.8 Jesus did much to modify their practice of r.,
155:5.6 this primitive form of worship persist in the r. of the
155:6.5 to an outworn system of r. and ceremonies.
religious freedom
121:7.5 divine destiny as messengers of the new gospel of r.
religious gathering
103:4.1 difference between a social occasion and a r. is
103:4.1 in contrast with the secular the r. is pervaded by
religious genius
92:5.11 the outstanding r. of the post-Melchizedek era was
196:0.6 In a r., strong spiritual faith so many times leads to
religious group(s)
77:3.8 The r. group were promptly voted down.
85:2.3 The cults of tree worship are among the oldest r..
94:12.4 Japan has become one of the most progressive r. in
99:2.3 A r. which presumes to function as such, apart from
99:4.1 But the formalization of r. many times destroys the
99:5.1 man’s gregariousness perforce determines that r.
99:5.1 What happens to these r. depends very much on
99:5.1 In primitive society the r. is not always very
99:5.4 Religion has little chance to function until the r.
99:5.7 they create a r. of some sort which creates goals
99:7.1 Though churches and all other r. should stand aloof
103:5.12 When a member of a social r. has complied with the
103:5.12 The security of a r. depends on spiritual unity,
103:5.12 A r should be able to enjoy the liberty of freethinking
134:3.6 chosen, and fully accredited by their respective r..
134:4.6 any and all r. composed of such religious believers
134:4.10 no lasting religious peace on Urantia until all r.
137:7.5 what their attitude should be toward the various r.
144:7.1 a socialized r., the followers of John the Baptist.
religious groupings
114:6.9 regardless of their political entanglements and r..
religious growth
89:10.5 nature of sin–is essential to r. and spiritual progress.
92:2.4 foolish to attempt the too sudden acceleration of r..
100:0.2 Love supplies the soil for r.–an objective lure in the
100:1.0 1. RELIGIOUS GROWTH
100:1.5 The soil essential for r. presupposes a progressive
100:1.8 Habits which favor r. embrace cultivated sensitivity
100:1.8 The factors of r. may be intentional, but the growth
100:1.9 The unconscious nature of r. does not signify that it
100:1.9 reality of unconscious r. is the one positive proof of
100:5.2 The progression of r. leads from stagnation through
196:2.2 Jesus’ life in the flesh portrays a transcendent r. from
religious guardians
114:6.7 3. The r.. These are “the angels of the churches,”
religious guidance
99:1.3 morality and painstakingly observe the compass of r.
religious habits
100:1.8 R. of thinking and acting are contributory to the
religious hegemony
94:2.1 Brahmans, who, in turn, have maintained their r. in
religious history
79:3.3 thread of monotheism running through the r. of India
96:4.9 The most amazing feature of the r. of the Hebrews
religious hysteria
152:6.2 tempted rely on such manifestations of transient r.
religious idealism
71:4.17 r. can prevent the prostitution of preparedness into
religious ideals
81:6.35 No civilization endures unless its r. inspire a high
religious ideas
92:3.2 The cardinal r. of incantation, inspiration, worship,
92:3.2 they go back to the times of primordial ghost fear.
93:3.6 Even many modern r. about heaven and earth,
religious implications
91:6.4 Prayer is a sound practice, aside from its r. and its
religious impulse
36:5.11 6. The spirit of worship–the r., the first differential
100:6.3 The marks of human response to the r. embrace the
103:3.1 the fact remains that the true r. has its origin in
religious individual
5:4.3 the truly r. seeks to identify the self with the universe
religious influence
79:4.3 In the Deccan their influence was cultural and r.
religious initiation
98:3.4 The r. of Roman youths was the occasion of their
religious insight(s)
100:4.1 New r. arise out of conflicts which initiate choosing
102:1.2 admonishes to allow faith to accomplish through r.
102:3.3 R., spiritual motivations, lead directly to religious
102:3.13 reason, r., and revelation–the will that believes.
103:0.1 the development of the higher types of human r..
103:7.1 Faith, human r., can be surely instructed only by
103:7.4 The union of the scientific attitude and the r. by the
196:3.29 R. possesses the power of turning defeat into higher
religious inspiration
159:4.10 to the sacred writings as the repository of the r.,
religious institutions
72:3.5 no such exclusively r. as the Urantia churches
82:0.2 While r., social, and educational institutions are all
98:6.1 Much as the Romans, their r. lacked a powerful
religious instruction
72:3.5 Purely r. is given publicly only in the temples of
159:4.5 remember that the Scriptures are intended for r.
religious interpretation
103:1.2 matters concerned in their similarity of philosophic r.
141:5.4 in accordance with the r. of even good men.
religious intolerance
90:2.3 for the many comparatively recent exhibitions of r..
religious introspection
140:8.27 Jesus’ philosophy of life is without r..
religious issue
97:3.5 socioeconomic controversy did not become a r. until
religious leader – see also leaders, religious
72:12.2 for the first time a great r. has arisen who advocates
92:5.8 been identified with the life and teachings of some r..
127:5.1 he was to become a great r., perhaps the Messiah.
religious leadership
95:5.3 manifested political genius to match his surprising r.,
religious leanings
79:3.3 The superior culture and r. of the peoples of India
religious liberty
103:5.12 he should be encouraged to enjoy r. in the full
134:4.5 You cannot have equality among religions (r.)
155:6.5 price of the loss of your spiritual freedom and r..
178:1.9 unbelievable liberation, intellectual freedom, and r..
195:1.1 Jesus taught spiritual liberalism leading to r..
195:3.7 There was r.; travel was universal and thought was
religious life
2:0.2 to be found in the comprehension of the r. of Jesus
5:4.15 In the study of the r. of Jesus, view him positively.
76:2.3 difficult to organize the r. of the second Eden.
92:5.14 against the incoherence of the r. of his own people.
99:5.1 and that involves the social or group aspect of r..
102:2.8 do not relish the more robust activities of living a r.
103:1.3 you may prevent your r. from becoming egocentric–
103:2.3 there occurs a gradual development of the r. which is
120:2.5 Live the ideal r. for the inspiration and edification of
120:3.4 devote yourself to living the ideal r. on Urantia.
122:5.4 from Mary Jesus derived a broader viewpoint of r.
141:7.4 other forms of human organization affecting the r.
150:3.1 the Scriptures concerning woman’s work in the r. of
196:0.10 as concerns prayer or any other feature of the r.,
196:0.10 secret of his unparalleled r. was this consciousness
196:1.3 that which is of greatest value is to know the r. of
196:2.1 to the portrayal of the significant and inspiring r.
196:2.1 only once reverted to the personal r. of his Master.
196:2.9 Jesus attained an idealistic r. in the very midst of a
religious lines
97:3.5 fought out on more strictly r.–Yahweh vs. Baal–
religious living
4:5.1 but such records are untrustworthy as guides for r.
5:5.4 Social service is the result of moral thinking and r..
87:7.6 This enhanced symbol must arise out of r., spiritual
87:7.7 moral values and stimulate a high type of personal r..
92:1.5 Jesus, the revelation of the highest type of r.,
99:7.2 social sciences and by the motives supplied by r..
100:0.1 experience of dynamic r. transforms the mediocre
100:1.8 recognition of r. in others, reflective meditation on
100:4.1 R. is devoted living, and devoted living is creative
100:4.3 But the great problem of r. consists in the task of
100:6.0 6. MARKS OF RELIGIOUS LIVING
100:6.6 One of the most amazing earmarks of r. is that peace
100:7.0 7. THE ACME OF RELIGIOUS LIVING
102:6.9 experience of the r. of the God-knowing mortal.
103:9.12 are unassailable; the logic of r. is incontrovertible;
121:1.1 such a revival of spiritual thinking and r. as it had
133:3.2 Jesus was teaching Crispus the better ways of r..
140:4.7 Fear and shame are unworthy motivations for r..
196:1.2 minds and souls of men as the ideal of personal r.?
religious longings
101:1.7 Thus it may be seen that r. longings and spiritual
101:1.7 rather are they of such nature and power that men
155:3.6 Jesus warned his believers that, if their r. were only
religious loyalty or loyalties
87:7.1 and the stimulation of moral sentiments and r..
99:4.2 transition from old r. to the emerging new values
100:3.1 There is a consecrated completeness in r. which is
120:3.7 religious beliefs or other types of nonprogressive r.,
160:5.2 We always look upon the object of our r. as being
160:5.4 attainment that constitutes the supreme ideal of r.,
religious man—see also religious men
101:2.9 The r. who finds God in nature has already found
140:8.20 Jesus did not want simply to produce a r.,
196:1.1 the saving truth that Jesus was a r. who, by faith,
196:1.1 he was the most truly r. who has ever lived on
196:3.32 but the r. transcends his environment and escapes
religious maturity
1:5.10 personal Deity becomes, then, the measure of r.
religious meaning(s)
92:7.11 R. progress in self-consciousness when the child
196:3.17 Moral evaluation with a r.–spiritual insight–
religious men
129:3.8 animalistic and spiritual, r. and irreligious, moral and
religious ministry
91:1.4 appear until the agency of r. is visualized as personal
religious mission
196:2.11 his was a r., and religion is an individual experience.
religious mores
84:7.3 The mores (r., moral, and ethical), together with
religious motivation
99:3.6 And so it is that r., personal and unrecognized, is
196:1.4 the presentation of his human life of consecrated r. if
religious movement(s)
92:5.15 This period witnessed two r.: the disruption of the
120:3.6 you are to identify yourself with existing r. and
132:4.4 for some project of teaching, social reform, or r..
religious nature(s)
16:7.1 his animal cousins, but it is his moral and r. that
85:2.6 long before the newly awakening r. of mankind
95:6.2 —all of which had made a strong appeal to his r..
108:1.5 development, the birth and growth of the r..
religious obligation(s)
82:3.4 in another, as a r. obligation; and in still another,
140:8.14 relationships must not interfere with r. obligations.
146:3.10 experience and the amities of social r. obligations.
196:0.7 all human loyalties–family love, r. obligation,
religious obliteration
94:2.2 racial extinction and r., the Brahman caste sought
religious observances
87:0.1 its primitive r. were the outgrowth of anxiety about
88:3.2 Totemism is a combination of social and r..
90:0.1 The evolution of r. progressed from placation,
religious offender
149:3.3 be apprehended, convicted, and executed as a r.,
185:7.4 crowd, saying: “I am certain this man is only a r..
religious organization
87:5.2 so did r. evolve in response to the belief in higher
170:5.3 Redeemer of the church, a social and r. growing out
religious paradoxes
116:0.1 of temporal inequalities cease to be profound r..
religious parties
137:7.7 The Pharisees and Sadducees were really r.,
religious peace
134:4.4 R.–brotherhood–can never exist unless all religions
134:4.10 no lasting r. on Urantia until all religious groups
134:4.10 become religious brothers and live together in r.
religious perplexities
100:4.2 R. are inevitable; there can be no growth without
religious persons
91:7.3 R. must not regard every vivid psychologic
religious philosopher(s)
52:6.3 interchange of students, teachers, industrialists, r..
130:3.9 Alexander, whose brother, Philo, was a famous r.
religious philosophy
3:6.3 All r., sooner or later, arrives at the concept of
95:2.1 Egypt fostered the most blended type of r. found
95:4.3 teachings gave color to all subsequent Hellenic r..
95:6.3 it was a militant r. which dared to battle with evil,
96:4.1 Moses comprehended the advanced Egyptian r.,
98:0.1 the Western world were Socratic, and its later r.
98:2.7 The evolution of r. among Hellenic and Hebrew
101:7.1 intellectual bent determine the pattern of r..
101:7.4 The difference between a r. and a nonreligious
101:7.4 There are four phases in the evolution of r.: Such
101:7.5 The acid test for any r. consists in whether or not it
101:7.5 A sound r. does not confound the things of God with
101:7.5 Neither does it recognize the aesthetic cult of pure
103:1.1 unique and wholly different from the r. of all other
103:1.2 When one mortal is in full agreement with the r. of
103:9.5 The ideal of r. is such a faith-trust as would lead
128:4.1 the establishment of a school of r. at Damascus.
134:3.6 were represented on the faculty of this temple of r.
religious pledges
87:6.16 ritual vows, soon followed by r. and sacred oaths.
religious practice(s)
70:9.12 10. The guarantee of the freedom of r. to the end
80:1.6 The blue men had no r. which were repulsive to the
82:2.4 The sex customs of dress, adornment, and r. had
87:6.16 man early developed a decided austerity in his r.,
92:6.1 The Dyaks have evolved only the most primitive r.
93:4.14 eradicating this proclivity to sacrifice from the r. of
96:7.1 contaminated with the less advanced Canaanite r..
124:4.9 effort to adjust his personal views of r. and social
132:2.2 you may take as your standards of good the r. and
144:6.10 on outward observances, and socialize personal r..
155:5.8 so characteristic of the evolutionary r. of primitive
195:0.3 meant conflict between the older r. and the new
195:2.7 its ideals, to adapt r. to the existing current of life.
195:3.1 learning; Christianity, a unity of r. and thought.
195:9.11 has become a cultural movement as well as a r..
196:0.10 not by leadings, voices, visions, or extraordinary r..
religious practitioners
102:2.3 not difficult to observe that such r. live and carry
religious prayer(s)
91:0.3 among Australian tribes primitive r. antedated their
91:8.2 True prayer is both moral and r.; magic is neither.
religious predispositions
100:1.8 One can develop r. toward favorable reaction to
religious prejudice(s)
149:2.10 Jesus was free from r.; he was never intolerant.
149:2.13 except by those who entertained deep-seated r.
166:2.1 affliction more than enough to overcome all r..
171:4.7 bigotry and the result of r. and spiritual blindness.
185:6.4 victims of intense emotional hatred and slaves to r..
religious problems
144:6.3 “I am concerned only with your purely r..
religious progression
196:2.2 short life, did Jesus traverse that experience of r.
religious propaganda
195:2.2 persecutions died out, the field for r. was wide open.
religious qualities
68:0.2 qualities of civilization–scientific, philosophic, and r.
religious questions
144:6.3 the co-ordination of divergent interpretations of r.
religious quickening
70:8.17 R. of the feelings of mortal kinship and brotherhood.
religious reactions
92:6.1 The Pygmies of Africa have no r. as a class,
101:2.17 may indeed attempt to study the phenomena of r. to
103:0.1 All of man’s truly r. are sponsored by the early
religious reality
103:8.1 hypothesis of the probability of God becomes a r..
196:3.23 Psychology and idealism aren’t the equivalent of r..
religious reasons
70:8.10 R.–the early cult clubs produced their own classes
religious rebuke
140:8.21 that the sensual urges are not suppressed by either r.
religious reflection
103:5.5 urges predicated on spiritual insight–genuine r..
religious relics
90:5.4 singers, dancers, weathermakers, guardians of r.,
religious renaissance
98:2.2 northern Africa extensively participated in this r..
religious repercussions
92:5.12 while there were r. to the teachings of both,
religious restrictions
82:2.1 of sex control through the pressure of social, and r.
religious revelation
52:2.3 rate of spiritual advancement and the extent of r..
52:6.2 R. is essential to the realization of brotherhood on
92:4.4 There have been many events of r. but only five of
religious reversions
87:6.15 explains many r.-ritual reversions of a sex nature,
religious revisions
196:1.2 the r. of Christian civilization would be drastic
religious rite(s)
70:7.4 2. In order to practice minority r. rites.
80:8.5 mother worship and r. rite of cremating the dead,
90:5.3 tribal secret societies were in reality a crude r. rite.
religious ritual(s)
83:8.1 The Sethite priests made marriage a r.; but for
87:6.1 When men believed in ghosts only, r. was more
87:6.13 through r. and other practices man was attempting
87:6.15 explains many r.-ritual reversions of a sex nature,
89:5.4 Having been started through hunger, friendship, r.,
89:5.10 2. Cannibalism early became a r., but the growth of
90:0.1 The technique of r. passed from the forms of the
90:5.3 just one long performance of accumulated r..
90:5.6 to awe the common people by conducting the r. in
92:1.4 and motivates the r. of the primitive believers.
92:2.3 part of their accepted mores, even as approved r..
98:3.9 to abandon their wild and senseless r. and return to
98:5.1 And this new r. was a great improvement over the
134:9.3 ceremonies of this day of all days in the Jewish r.,
195:0.3 early struck a decided attitude on r., magic, art,
religious rulers
76:3.4 The r., or priesthood, originated with Seth, eldest
135:10.2 renewed vehemence the corrupt political and r..
143:0.1 because of increasing opposition of the Jewish r.,
144:0.2 The Jerusalem r. were very antagonistic; Herod
152:6.5 He explained to the twelve that the r. of Jerusalem
171:4.2 into the hands of the chief priests and the r.;
religious sanction
69:1.3 of survival by means of taboo, convention, and r..
religious schools
140:8.30 he only detracted from the tradition-bound r. of
religious scriptures
94:11.4 and correlate the divergencies within their own r.
religious sect(s)
134:6.5 These Americans represent almost all the r. and cults
137:7.8 The Essenes were a true r., originating during the
religious sentiment(s)
91:1.5 but such beliefs may exist alongside emerging r..
91:2.7 Prayer contributes to the development of the r. of
religious services
66:5.14 to the desire for the establishment of a form of r..
85:4.4 candles still burn as a part of the ritual of many r..
98:1.1 each teacher never to receive fees for r., only food,
194:3.14 can man presume to monopolize the ministry of r.
religious shrine
88:2.5 combined war altar and r. which was the ark.
religious significance
79:8.9 the family attained a social importance, even a r.,
87:7.8 on the biologic, sociologic, and r. of the home.
religious sites
70:1.21 Very early it became the custom not to fight near r.
religious slavery
196:3.23 necessarily a part of these grotesque systems of r..
religious societies
70:7.19 into the earlier r.–the forerunners of churches.
religious soul
102:2.4 but the r. of spiritual illumination knows,
religious sovereignty
134:4.5 unless all religions consent to the transfer of all r.
134:4.6 free from all notions of ecclesiastical authority–r..
134:4.10 they had fully surrendered all their notions of r..
134:4.10 freely surrender all their notions of divine favor, r.,
religious speculation
102:3.2 R. is inevitable but always detrimental; speculation
religious standards
80:7.8 decadence, together with the disappearance of r.,
religious standpoint
160:4.9 best solved when viewed from the r. of our Master’s
religious status
72:3.5 but this is not typical of the r. of the other nations
79:3.5 the r. of the inhabitants of India was far above that
120:3.5 to the advancement of the spiritual and r. of the
146:2.8 not the social or outward r. of the one who prays.
religious stimulus or stimuli
85:4.2 numerous events have functioned as r. to different
92:1.4 Fear has always been the basic r. stimulus.
religious structure
89:5.1 it was a part of social and r. of primitive society.
98:1.1 Salem missionaries might have built up a great r.
religious suicide
89:6.2 still carried on by volunteers, a sort of ritual or r..
religious superstition
97:8.5 mistake to regard r. as a supernatural sedimentation
religious symbols
155:3.8 danger of accepting r. and ceremonies in the place of
religious system(s)
85:6.4 Many r. embraced a dual concept of deity, nature
88:2.2 a place of dignity and respectability in the modern r..
94:9.1 of the Melchizedek truths than any other r. to be
98:7.10 Paul’s version of Christianity than with any other r.
121:5.1 Such r. afforded little satisfaction for the individual
196:3.23 Many of the r. of man come from the formulations of
religious teacher(s)
42:9.1 When a renowned r. reasoned that the number seven
50:4.7 or the training of teachers–secular, cultural, and r..
66:5.21 Lut induced the r. to include cleansing with water
91:7.2 The great r. and the prophets of past ages were not
91:7.2 They were God-knowing men and women who best
92:5.12 neither was a r.; Lao-tse envisioned more of God in
92:5.13 As a r., Jesus of Nazareth started out with the cult
94:6.2 spiritual progress was characterized by great r.,
95:4.4 Amenemope was not the greatest of the r. of this age
96:5.1 Moses was a combination of military leader, r.,
96:7.5 the product of more than a score of Mesopotamian r.
97:7.5 No prophet or r. from Machiventa to Jesus attained
101:2.15 just the reason why some of the world’s greatest r.,
102:8.2 Many of the world’s most notable r. have been
122:2.8 was to grow up to become a spiritual leader and r..
122:8.6 had been told by a strange r. of their country that
124:2.10 led him to the final choice of becoming a r. of a new
128:5.2 who besought Jesus to establish himself as a r.,
129:2.7 to visit the many academies of the Jerusalem r..
132:0.4 six months in intimate association with these r..
134:5.3 R. must always remember that the sovereignty of
135:5.2 school of r. arose in Palestine, the apocalyptists.
144:3.13 The r. of the Jews had twenty-five set prayers
147:0.2 Herod had no objections to Jesus’ work as a r..
150:1.3 formally to commission these ten women as r.
153:4.2 went on to state that the r. and leaders at Jerusalem
155:6.6 Shame on those false r. who would drag hungry
164:3.1 the Sanhedrin and the other Jewish leaders and r..
173:2.5 the r. of Israel, could not (or would not) express
175:2.1 The fact that the spiritual leaders and the r. of the
175:4.9 radical attacks upon their vested prestige as r..
195:9.8 their religion as handed down by their accepted r..
196:1.4 the world’s greatest r. was indeed a layman.
religious teaching(s)
80:6.4 revive the remnants of the early r. of the Sethites,
82:5.3 many r. have proscribed marriage outside the faith.
93:7.4 doctrine to become absorbed into the older body of r
95:5.4 all of which reacted unfavorably against his r.
96:4.6 Moses wisely nationalized his r., telling followers
97:8.6 inextricably bound up with the r. of the Christian
101:7.1 the r. of one’s time and place all become factors in
121:1.6 3. The rapidly spreading influence of Jewish r..
121:6.4 better elements in contemporaneous systems of r.,
129:1.12 John cared most for his r. teaching and opinions.
132:0.9 the man whose name became the subject of their r..
132:4.1 His r. during these weeks were no different than
160:0.1 his philosophy of life with Jesus’ new r.,
161:2.8 Master does not hesitate to refute the r. of today
196:2.1 deep enough to get back to the unadulterated r. of
religious tendencies
69:9.4 2. R. tendencies.
95:2.2 political and moral, rather than philosophic or r.
103:0.2 The r. of the human races are innate; universally
103:0.2 they are universally manifested and have a natural
religious thought
4:5.2 Urantian r. thought still confuses the associate
52:2.4 the races tend to develop specialized systems of r..
94:5.1 absorbed much of the philosophy and r. thought
96:0.3 much of the morality and r. thought of Egypt, Iran
103:1.1 this diversity of the interpretation of r. thought is
103:1.5 Religion is based on experience and r. thought;
121:6.1 the r. thought of Jerusalem had been influenced by
121:6.4 such a profound influence on the ethical and r. of the
195:3.1 Christianity, a unity of r. thought and practice.
religious totem
70:4.4 2. Allegiance to a common r. totem.
religious tradition
4:5.1 R. is the imperfectly preserved record of the
100:7.16 this did not deter him from making attacks on r. or
132:2.2 you may take as your standards of good the r. and
140:8.22 Jesus understood their enslaving bondage to r..
155:3.5 the origin of r., with the grave danger of allowing a
155:5.4 —the theology of the authority of established r..
religious training
72:3.5 but not so with r., which is deemed to be the
74:7.2 R. and sexual training were regarded as the province
123:2.5 could give a child a better intellectual, moral, and r.
132:0.9 Jesus could do this great work of r. because these
145:5.1 more important work of spiritual teaching and r..
167:6.5 the discussion of the early r. of children in habits
religious traits
102:7.4 True, many apparently r. can grow out of
religious tree
88:6.5 Magic was the branch off the evolutionary r. which
religious truth(s)
92:5.8 many ebbs and flows of the tide of r. and faith,
92:5.16 appearance of teachers of r.–the Fatherhood of God
94:6.1 witnessed an unusual presentation of manifold r..
101:4.1 are tempted to discard any element of genuine r.
101:4.2 the historic facts and r. of this series of revelatory
103:0.1 enlargement of the human capacity to perceive r..
140:10.2 to take highly idealistic and spiritual principles of r.
167:5.6 was concerned with revelations of spiritual and r..
religious turmoil
99:6.1 The r. of the twentieth century does not betoken
religious type
127:3.2 James was a very r. of lad, and while he did not
religious unity
75:1.3 and instead of beginning the task of effecting r.,
134:4.6 kingdom will create r. (not necessarily uniformity)
196:0.7 always correlated in a matchless r. of harmonious
religious urge
155:5.2 And these three manifestations of the r. are:
religious usages
149:2.11 an utter disregard of the social, economic and r. of
religious value(s)
92:7.5 but civilization elevates r., for true religion is the
94:11.12 Even an anthropomorphic Yahweh is of greater r.
100:6.2 may be base or even false, but it is nevertheless r..
103:1.4 It is much easier for men to agree on r.–goals–
religious viewpoint
96:6.2 this evolution of life practices and change of r.
religious views
129:1.12 Jesus as a mechanic but took little stock in his r.
religious wars
134:4.5 without having r. unless all religions consent to the
134:4.8 there will start dissensions, recriminations, even r.,
religious water
133:2.4 when he got into deep r., he called on Joshua to help
religious wisdom
159:4.3 Scriptures do constitute the best collection of r. and
religious work
141:3.2 although each of these three also did considerable r..
143:3.4 and to talking over matters not related to their r..
150:1.3 tardy acknowledgment of woman’s place in r..
160:1.9 for success in secular or r. unless you can learn how
religious world
99:4.9 little tranquillity in the r. until the great struggle
religious worship
90:5.3 into the modern types of social ceremonials and r.,
90:5.4 foretellers, to the status of actual directors of r..
162:4.2 of vacation pleasures with the solemn rites of r..
196:3.22 True r. is not a futile monologue of self-deception.
religious writings
96:7.3 No collection of r. gives expression to such a
religious zeal
160:1.8 power of an intelligent enthusiasm that borders on r..
religiously
196:0.1 but Jesus never r. doubted the certainty of God’s
196:0.14 —doing the Father’s will, living the human life r. and
relinquish
20:6.7 not put to death by violence, they voluntarily r.
25:4.13 assumed such responsibilities, they may not r. them.
29:3.5 never for a fraction of a second can these beings r.
70:5.6 chosen only for military service, and chiefs would r.
74:1.4 until that governing body should see fit to r. rule
relinquished
74:2.6 by Van, who thereby r. the titular authority which he
120:1.6 but all your r. power may be had at any time you
158:1.4 The Master could have r. the struggle this day on
189:3.4 Son of Man r. his authority over the celestial hosts
relinquishes
3:6.1 the Father r. authority and delegates power, but he
relinquishment
33:3.5 not until after this voluntary r. of power and
120:1.4 from the moment of your voluntary r. of authority
186:5.9 had departed from Urantia by the voluntary r. of
relinquishments
10:3.17 All these r. and delegations of jurisdiction by the
relish
23:4.6 adventures, even as you should, with keen r. and
86:4.7 they did not r. the idea of becoming old and decrepit.
102:2.7 Evolutionary man does not naturally r. hard work.
102:2.8 humans who do not r. the more robust activities
reluctance
69:3.3 woman has never shown any r. to doing man’s work.
125:5.8 he exhibited that same r. to take unfair advantage
167:5.6 the Master’s r. to make positive pronouncements
reluctant
68:1.3 this isolation fear and by means of r. co-operation.
183:0.2 to return to their tents, but they were r. to comply
184:1.2 Annas was r. to participate in the murder of a good
185:2.2 When Pilate observed that they were r. to state their
186:0.1 When John heard his Master’s request, although r. to
reluctantly
145:5.10 And r. they went forth to preach the good tidings in
rely
152:6.2 not be tempted to r. on such manifestations of
relying
124:2.4 older and uncouth youths attacked Jesus, r. upon his
remade
160:5.10 Are we willing to be born again? To be r.?
remain
0:11.1 And these undisclosed infinity potentials r. space
12:5.4 without thus sleeping, but they r. creatures of time.
13:2.6 there will always r. one seventh of Sonarington,
15:4.1 While creation and universe organization r. forever
18:1.6 these secret worlds ever r. a test of loyalty.
20:9.3 Teacher Sons usually r. on their visitation planets for
21:6.3 undisclosed creator powers will r. self-contained
23:2.20 such phenomena would long r. unnoticed even by
24:6.3 receiving world of the outer Havona circuit will r.
24:6.3 Companion assigned to welcome you and to r.
25:6.5 they will respectively r. Celestial Recorders and
25:8.9 with him and to comfort and cheer him, and to r.
27:6.1 climb so high or advance so far that there do not r.
28:5.11 Wisdom and, when not otherwise directionized r.
28:5.13 these seconaphim r. in reflective liaison with the
30:3.4 These astronomers come and go, though some r.
30:3.11 these visitors may tarry a day, others may r. a year,
36:0.1 r. there for long periods to foster its development.
36:3.9 to r. indefinitely on the planet as advisers in the
37:5.2 but the majority will forever r. in the service of the
37:9.11 they are the only group of intelligent beings to r.
37:9.11 midway creatures r. on the planet uninterruptedly
38:8.3 Most of them will r. cherubim and sanobim, although
38:9.13 Midwayers r. for long periods on an inhabited world,
40:10.11 Finaliters r. unfinished creatures–sixth-stage spirits–
44:1.15 Forever, music will r. the universal language of men
44:2.11 work is of a permanent nature and will forever r. as
48:2.26 As morontia progressors you will r. in full contact
48:3.16 always will they r. Morontia Companions; never do
49:2.16 the evolving animal life to r. in its marine nursery
50:3.5 high types of material beings who r. attached to the
51:0.2 Together with the Planetary Prince, they r. on their
51:3.3 Adam and Eve r. biologically segregated from the
51:3.7 Many of the Adamic group who did not r. loyal to
51:6.1 the Gardens of Eden r. as superb cultural centers
52:3.8 of their descendants sometimes r. nonflesh eaters.
52:4.3 those cases where they r. as rulers on certain planets.
52:7.2 This corps will r. for some time on the world, long
52:7.12 the new earth, which I will make, shall r. before me,
53:3.2 r. steadfast in resistance to all the rebel’s proposal
53:5.4 Michael elected to r. aloof from the actual warfare
54:5.8 Immanuel counseled Michael to r. aloof from the
55:3.1 There still r. the problems of caring for accidental
55:4.10 very few ever r. beyond the fourth stage of light.
55:4.18 they can r. on the planet as directors of the newly
55:10.11 We are equally sure that the Melchizedeks are to r.
58:6.2 The so-called “missing links” will forever r. missing,
60:2.10 certain strains r. stationary and others gravitate
61:2.4 in existence are now extinct, though their fossils r..
65:1.8 those Life Carriers who choose to r. on the planet
66:6.7 and daughters are supposed to r. under the control
70:7.7 to pass the puberty tests and thus be compelled to r.
71:4.1 society and government must evolve if they are to r..
72:3.7 Children r. legally subject to their parents until
72:6.2 entitle them to r. at work until the age of seventy.
73:1.3 those Andonites who chose to r. loyal with Van and
74:5.2 Adam had several times requested his advisers to r.
75:6.3 about one third elected to r. with their parents.
77:5.2 the children of Adam and Eve who elected to r. on
77:5.3 Adamson wanted to r. with his parents and assist
77:9.2 come and go, but midway creatures r. and will r.,
77:9.9 Thus does the culture of a planet r. ever present on
78:7.6 the Sumerians did any trace of the former glory r..
79:1.8 there still r. paintings which faithfully record the
83:7.8 upon marriage, just so long will divorce r. prevalent.
83:8.4 any two things or persons together, they will r. thus
84:3.1 that virtually compelled woman to r. in wedlock.
84:5.13 Forever each sex will r. supreme in its own domain,
87:1.4 a dead body was never permitted to r. in the dark.
92:7.1 but religion will ever r. either evolutionary or
93:10.5 but will r., speaking in the terms of time, forever
99:1.5 In the past, institutional religion could r. passive
101:10.6 But it will always r. true: Whosoever wills to do
103:9.3 although, as this faith developed, it did not r. godless
106:7.1 Always there must r. unexplored possibilities in the
106:7.5 the unexplored vastness of which will always r.
106:7.5 how much of God you may attain, there will r. much
106:8.23 in the self-revelation of the I AM, and who will r.
112:2.11 vanishes to the material senses but r. real to mind.
114:2.4 the affairs of these planets, which still r. more or less
117:5.7 these ministries r. forever a part of Supremacy.
117:5.12 the impersonal consequences of such utilization r.
119:7.5 origin on the world, will forever r. unsolved.
119:8.1 requested them forever to r. on duty in Nebadon.
120:2.9 in potential you will r. a Creator Son of the Father.
120:2.9 your creator prerogatives will r. associated with
122:7.8 was distressed and besought Joseph to r. by her side,
122:8.4 it was not difficult to prevail upon Joseph to r. in
123:0.3 Memphis and Alexandrian friends to r. in Egypt.
123:0.4 whether they should r. there or return to Nazareth.
123:3.4 Although the visitors could r. only a few days,
123:6.9 he rather felt he should r. at home “with my father
127:2.9 allow Jesus to r. “with us, to be our father and
127:3.11 unless Jesus advised him to r. in Nazareth to take up
128:7.8 Nazareth, but Jude did not r. long after the harvest.
129:2.2 Jesus agreed to r. in Jerusalem until Passover time,
130:2.1 The captain decided to r. in port while a new one
130:4.3 Likewise do they r. aware of selfhood progression
133:4.10 must long r. as superconscious registrations in the
133:5.7 must, therefore, r. an experience of the individual.
134:2.5 where the owners of the camels besought him to r. in
134:4.3 the Father, then will all such religions r. at peace.
134:5.10 war as long as they r. infected with the virus of
134:9.4 Jesus planned to r. throughout the week of the feast
136:4.1 Jesus planned to r. in comparative retirement until
136:5.5 time miracles, it was necessary for Jesus to r. time
137:2.2 Let us r. aloof from this false Messiah.”
137:2.6 Philip now motioned to the group to r. where they
137:6.5 “We will all r. hereabout until the Father bids me
138:7.4 We will r. here by the sea two weeks and fish or
139:1.3 necessary for Andrew to r. on duty with his brethren
139:4.3 three of your associates to be with me and to r. by
139:7.9 Matthew preferred to r. and hear the instruction,
139:8.11 stick close to his work and to r. near his associates.
140:7.1 “It shall be as you have requested; we will r. here
140:8.17 Jesus would r. grandly aloof while teaching you
141:1.1 Though they consented to r. behind, many of them
143:2.7 in faith, and you are to r. unmoved by fear.
144:6.11 to r. sympathetic with the other person’s viewpoint
146:0.2 Jesus admonished them to r. away from Nazareth
146:2.7 Such a prayer cannot r. unanswered, and no other
146:2.17 they should r. for a time in silent receptivity to
150:4.1 While I r. to comfort and instruct the younger
150:8.1 Many of the apostolic retinue had to r. without the
150:8.11 for the speaker to r. so that those who might be
152:2.9 “Gather up the broken pieces that r. over so that
154:5.2 the twelve apostles he directed to r. with him no
154:5.2 twelve women he instructed to r. at the Zebedee
155:6.2 who choose to r. satisfied with a religion of mind,
156:1.3 Norana replied that she and the child would r.
158:1.7 “How long do we r. on this mountain away from our
158:4.7 confessed defeat and requested the father to r. with
158:6.1 while we who tarried behind still r. ignorant of what
159:0.2 others of the disciples he directed to r. with him.
160:1.3 Thus will humanity r. immature; society will fail in
161:0.2 secured the Master’s permission to r. at Magadan
162:3.5 your accusers? Did no man r. to stone you?”
162:7.2 You also know that the son does r. in his father’s
163:1.3 having selected this home, r. there for your stay in
163:2.2 You are a faithful disciple, and you can r. such
163:3.3 Jesus was grieved that Matadormus did not r. with
165:2.3 in Israel; therefore does your sin r. upon you.
168:0.9 It had been Martha’s intention to r. in the house with
170:5.21 which will not permit them forever to r. unfruitful
172:2.1 Jesus instructed them to r. near him and to “watch
174:0.2 R. firm in your faith, and you shall soon know of
174:0.2 “Judge not by appearances; r. firm in your faith
174:0.2 R. unshaken, even when you cannot see the way.
174:5.1 He asked these Greeks to r. right where they were.
175:1.16 swears by the gold in the temple must r. bound.
176:1.4 Said Jesus: “You may r. in the city after I have
178:3.3 but you are to r. to witness to this gospel when I
178:3.4 all of you who by faith enter therein and r. therein
181:2.2 as you know I would if I were to r. in the flesh.
181:2.3 the closing hours of my earthly career, r. near
182:2.2 “I desire that you r. with me for a little while.”
182:3.2 their eyes were heavy and they could not r. awake.
183:4.2 the understanding that David would r. at the camp
183:5.3 remembering his Master’s instructions to r. always
183:5.4 explains why John Zebedee was permitted to r.
183:5.4 other ten apostles were compelled to r. in hiding.
184:4.2 well knew that, if he permitted his apostle to r. in the
185:1.1 Tiberius would hardly have suffered him to r. as
186:0.3 his sister Ruth refused to r. behind with the rest of
194:3.12 power to r. unmoved in the face of appalling danger,
remainder
35:3.16 the activities of the r. of the architectural worlds of
43:1.7 The r. of this sphere is one vast natural park,
46:5.24 The r. of the promenade is almost entirely open,
61:2.5 and destroying the r. of their reptilian ancestors.
66:5.7 from destruction by the r. of the hostile animal world
67:3.2 the r. of these beings remained true to their trust.
67:6.3 The r. of this noble band continued on earth to the
73:5.6 fifteen per cent partially cultivated, the r. being left
76:5.2 greatly heartened Adam and Eve throughout the r.
77:6.6 the r. of the secondary midwayers became a strange,
79:5.7 completely isolated from the r. of the world from
110:6.14 to morontiaize the mind of man during the r. of
113:2.9 they serve for the r. of the life of that human being
119:6.1 the first time, unfolded the r. of the incarnation plan,
128:5.6 The r. of this year was the most uneventful six
129:2.4 John paid up the r. of the mortgage when it fell due
130:0.5 The r. of each day, which was at his disposal, Jesus
132:5.15 The r. of your legitimate inherited wealth you may
132:6.1 from that day forward, for the r. of his natural life,
132:7.8 From this day, for the r. of his natural life, Ganid
134:0.1 he reached his final decision as to the r. of his life
134:2.2 met and talked with him were made better for the r.
134:7.6 the task of effecting his full consecration to the r. of
135:10.1 John and the r. of his disciples began their journey
136:2.5 Throughout the r. of Jesus’ earth life this Adjuster
136:4.1 up in the hills, Jesus formulated the plans for the r.
136:4.9 there were two ways in which he could order the r.
136:4.9 And he lived out the r. of his earth life always true
136:4.10 to control his conduct for the r. of his earth career.
136:4.11 In all this planning for the r. of his earth life, Jesus
136:5.3 having to do with the r. of his mortal career unless
136:6.2 and consistent policy for the r. of his earth labors.
136:9.4 Jesus began to realize that the cup of the r. of his
138:6.2 relaxation for one day each week throughout the r.
138:7.5 The apostles spent the r. of the day perfecting their
145:4.1 From time to time, during the r. of Jesus’ sojourn on
145:3.13 throughout the r. of his earth career, Jesus became
147:6.5 For the r. of the day they kept by themselves and
149:1.2 continued throughout the r. of Jesus’ life on earth
150:2.3 the r. of Jesus’ life on earth, laboring faithfully
150:6.1 During the r. of this tour–before they all reunited
151:3.13 a forecast of what lay ahead of him for the r. of his
154:7.2 From now on, throughout the r. of his earth life,
155:1.2 you shall not see the r. of the Psalmist’s prophecy
158:7.8 carrying out his Father’s will regarding the r. of his
171:1.5 with Abner and Lazarus, he spent the r. of his life,
173:5.5 the city which they could occupy during the r. of the
174:0.3 made their headquarters for the r. of the Master’s life
181:2.18 Dedicate the r. of your life to promoting the
181:2.24 will reveal to you throughout the r. of your life on
187:5.1 the sky was so dark the sun was hid, and the r. of
remained
50:4.13 ascenders of the Prince’s materialized staff r. loyal
53:5.4 Michael r. on Salvington while Gabriel proceeded to
53:7.5 and r. under the leadership of the Faithful of Days
57:5.10 These two largest of the solar system planets have r.
59:1.15 Only certain parts of North America r. above these
59:2.2 only the coastal highlands r. above these shallow
59:2.4 only an arm of the Pacific Ocean r. over Mexico
59:3.7 The oceanic climate r. mild and uniform,
59:4.8 the land southeast of the Cincinnati Island r. well
59:5.20 most of this section has ever since r. above the sea
60:1.4 South America as that part of the continent r. down
60:4.3 though some of the higher lands r. as islands.
61:2.3 the world climate r. relatively mild because of the
61:2.11 And they have ever since r. in the sea, yielding the
61:3.3 The Rocky Mountain region r. highly elevated
61:3.9 but the Pacific coast r. warmer than at present.
61:6.1 while the simian tribes have r. stationary or have
62:3.4 and ancestral race of dawn mammals r. alive.
64:6.25 possession of the continent, and have ever since r.
67:3.2 the remainder of these beings r. true to their trust.
67:3.9 Amadon r. steadfast in the service of the universe
67:4.1 Van and his court of co-ordination had r. loyal.
67:4.1 Hap and the entire college of revealed religion r.
67:4.1 The council of art and science r. loyal in its entirety
67:6.8 Van and Amadon r. on earth until shortly after the
70:8.12 Among the tribes the boy r. under the watchcare of
73:1.5 The central group r. in the vicinity of their original
74:1.4 Adam and Eve had r. loyal to Michael during the
74:4.3 the guard of honor which had r. behind with Adam
74:5.1 after Adam’s arrival the Melchizedek receivers r.
76:1.1 Finding it in flood tide, they r. camped on the plains
78:8.1 a small minority of this superior race r. in their
79:5.7 cultural groups r. almost completely isolated from
79:8.5 conflict, but the societal opinion of war r. low;
79:8.7 a real concept of God r. preserved in the imperial
80:2.2 of central Africa, where they have ever since r..
80:9.7 which have ever since r. characteristically Alpine.
81:2.11 But the dog had r. with the hunters ever since being
84:2.4 engage in hard labor, but the husband r. in bed to
86:4.8 Egyptians believed that soul and body r. together.
93:2.6 Had Machiventa r. for any long period on earth,
93:3.2 Melchizedek r. silent as to the status of Lucifer and
93:5.5 Nahor r. behind and built up a strong city-state
97:6.1 it r. for Jeremiah to take the next bold step in the
97:7.3 It r. for later-day men to assemble these and other
111:0.5 this guardian spirit r. with the mortal subject
119:5.5 the technique of these successive bestowals r. a
121:4.3 Stoicism r. a philosophy; it never became a religion.
122:2.6 Mary r. with her distant cousin for three weeks.
122:8.4 they r. in Bethlehem more than a year, Joseph
122:10.1 Zacharias and Elizabeth r. away from Bethlehem.
123:1.6 he sent out to work while he r. at the shop making
124:0.1 Had he r. at Alexandria, his education would have
124:3.4 Mary was so ill for several weeks that Joseph r. at
124:6.7 By nightfall they reached Jericho, where they r. until
125:2.4 but Joseph r. calm, though he was equally puzzled
125:4.1 Jesus had r. in the temple throughout the afternoon,
125:4.1 Jesus, and he r. in Simon’s house for the night.
126:2.1 while Jesus r. home with the younger children
126:2.3 It r. always true that Jesus “sat at no man’s feet.”
128:2.4 but he purposely r. away, assigning weather and
128:6.6 Jude r. in confinement until the morning of the
128:7.4 prevented a break in the family; they r. together.
129:1.4 during the year and more he r. at Capernaum.
132:7.4 thereon have many of your people r. all these years.
132:7.4 Had your people r. true to the spirit of Buddha,
134:1.4 only Ruth, the youngest, r. at home with Mary.
134:7.3 Jesus r. longer in Antioch than at any other place he
134:7.4 Jesus took the inland trail to Beersheba, where he r.
134:8.4 the final phase of mind and Adjuster attunement r.
134:9.3 ritual, but Jesus r. a thoughtful and silent spectator.
134:9.6 personal effects, which had r in Zebedee’s workshop
136:0.2 When Jesus began to preach, there r. the exhortation
136:5.2 this vast host r. with him throughout the balance of
136:7.1 his associates, there r. yet other problems to solve.
137:2.9 r. overnight with Joseph in Jesus’ boyhood home.
137:2.9 with destroying every vestige of his writing which r.
137:5.1 Though many of the guests r. for the full week of
138:0.1 Only Ruth, the youngest, r. unswervingly loyal to
138:3.8 Jesus and the apostles r. that night in Matthew’s
138:9.1 they r. true to their vows of devotion and loyalty
138:9.1 they all (save Judas Iscariot) r. loyal and true to
139:1.3 To the end Andrew r. dean of the apostolic corps.
140:2.3 When Jesus had finished praying, the apostles r. each
141:3.1 The Master and his apostles r. near Amathus for
141:7.1 Jesus with his apostles r., teaching and preaching,
141:9.2 The disciples of John r at Bethany beyond the Jordan
142:5.5 The throng of listeners r. many hours with Jesus,
143:5.1 the Zebedee sons would have r. with Jesus, but
144:6.13 throughout this period the apostles of John r. with
145:4.2 the Master’s conduct as the hours passed and he r.
146:4.4 Jesus r. two days in the outskirts near the mines,
147:0.2 they r. bitter and threatening enemies of Jesus
147:2.4 Under the direction of Abner they r. in Jerusalem
147:5.10 baptized by Abner and his associates, who r. behind
147:6.3 but such a crowd gathered here they r. three days,
149:7.2 The group r. together over the Sabbath day,
149:7.3 James, and John, r. at the Zebedee home and spent
150:6.2 This being their first tour, the women r. much of the
150:8.11 had r. without now pressed into the synagogue
154:7.3 For a time they r. in the domains of Philip, going
156:6.2 They held meetings at Ramah on Friday and r. over
156:6.8 indicating that Jesus would not be molested if he r.
157:6.1 Jesus and the apostles r. another day at the home of
158:6.1 They r. overnight with Celsus, and that evening in
158:6.2 who r. on watch here with instructions to strive to
161:2.1 Rodan’s views of the gospel, there r. only one more
162:0.4 Jesus and the twelve r. in the vicinity of Jerusalem
162:3.3 If he r. silent, they would accuse him of cowardice
162:4.4 One band r. at the temple to attend the morning
163:7.2 period at least ten of the apostles r. with Jesus.
163:7.3 Pentecost, Perpetua r. with her illustrious husband
165:3.9 while Jesus listened to the questions of those who r..
165:4.3 had plundered his barns, they burned that which r.
166:1.4 they cast their eyes upon the table and r. silent.
166:2.5 As the Samaritan r. kneeling at Jesus’ feet,
168:2.3 Though these human observers r. motionless,
168:5.1 Lazarus r. at the Bethany home, being the center
169:1.12 I have r. here to care for you all these years,
171:1.6 while Philadelphia r. the center of the Abnerian
171:5.3 received his sight, and he r. near Jesus, glorifying
172:5.13 it only r. for him to find some plausible excuse for
173:1.1 the fact r. that this animal must be free from all
173:1.10 that they r. throughout the whole episode huddled
173:3.4 each one r. obedient to the Master’s injunction to
175:4.1 Jerusalem and the end of the Jewish nation, and r.
182:0.1 And John Mark r. so near the Master throughout
182:1.7 The eleven r. kneeling in this circle about Jesus
182:2.12 John would have r. at this post but for his great
182:3.2 The Master r. in a prayerful attitude for a few
183:3.9 All this time John Mark had r. secluded in the near
183:4.2 David r. on hand with three or four messengers,
183:4.5 Until the very end of the crucifixion, John r., as Jesus
186:0.3 The rest of the Master’s family r. in Bethany
186:3.5 the Passover and the following day r. in seclusion.
187:3.4 had gone; less than fifty persons r. on the scene.
187:4.8 other women withdrew for a short distance and r. in
187:5.6 Jesus freely admitted his kingship and r. master of
187:6.2 John r. at Golgotha until Joseph and Nicodemus
188:2.3 And these twenty men r. on watch up to the hour
188:3.1 the disciples and the apostles r. in hiding, while all
188:3.3 David Zebedee r. at the home of Nicodemus, where
189:1.7 his body of flesh r. undisturbed in the sepulchre.
189:3.4 But Gabriel r. on Urantia with the morontia Jesus.
190:1.10 James, Jesus’ eldest brother, r. with his family in
190:1.10 Ruth r. at Bethany with Lazarus’s sisters.
190:4.1 They r. within the house all evening; they were too
191:0.1 Thomas would have fared better had he r. with his
191:0.13 Thomas thus r. away from his associates until the
191:6.4 All that night these believers r. there together
192:4.6 the next day they r. in quiet seclusion in this upper
193:0.6 all night they r. together, earnestly discussing the
195:0.2 Their spiritual longings r. unsatisfied.
195:1.11 the message of Jesus, notwithstanding that it r. more
remaining—verb
19:6.4 the number of natives r. in Havona is constantly
27:7.3 would enjoy forever r. in the attitude of worship
32:2.2 this Universe Son, forever r. in associated control of
55:4.23 the finaliters, all of that order r. on the planet are
67:6.4 Van was left on Urantia until the time of Adam, r. as
71:2.17 As civilization progresses,suffrage, while r. universal
72:1.5 kings r. as mere social or sentimental figureheads,
75:6.3 given the option of r. on Urantia with their parents
84:2.4 at childbirth he went to bed, along with the wife, r.
84:6.1 self-perpetuation but,does not insure their r. together
113:7.4 r. with you until you finally enseconaphim for the
115:3.3 becomes duality, triunity, and diversity while yet r.
124:1.8 snow had fallen in Nazareth, r. on the ground only a
130:3.7 his intellectual integrity by ever r. a learner.”
140:8.28 cost of r. in the progressive ascent of the kingdom is
141:6.1 the Persian signified his intention of r. for several
147:6.2 attached to Jesus’ family of followers, r. with the
149:4.6 Truly educated persons are not satisfied with r. in
184:2.8 his accusers by going away from the fire and r. by
remaining—adjective
15:5.8 Jupiter, would be enlarged by capturing the r.
15:10.12 The r. three orders, Mighty Messengers, Those
17:0.5 The r. four groups are brought into being by the
18:1.2 The r. three act as the personal representatives of
20:1.5 The r. four orders of descending sonship are known
20:1.15 be concerned with two r. orders of Paradise sonship:
22:0.5 be confined to a portrayal of the r. two groups,
25:0.9 the r. four represent attainment levels of the angelic
25:2.9 The r. member of the commission automatically
26:9.2 notwithstanding the r. circuits to be traversed.
29:4.26 The r. four groups of the Physical Controllers are
35:7.2 on up through the r. six primary spheres and their
36:6.4 again the r. material body becomes dead matter.
38:4.1 The r. six clusters are occupied by the six orders
41:3.4 r. in each other’s gravity grasp and revolving about
49:2.14 Nonbreathers account for the r. one and one-half
61:2.6 the venerable frog, the only r. group representative
62:6.4 But never had the r. two, the highest mind ministers,
72:1.4 that one of the other rulers, the baser of the r. two,
80:9.6 This invasion included the r. groups of Adamson’s
94:3.3 and might possibly have envisioned the r. two.
110:6.14 to make the r. circles, and achieve the final stage
136:5.5 occurring in connection with Jesus’ r. earth labors
137:8.18 while the r. one third could not grasp his teaching,
164:2.3 concerning his desire to win the r. members of the
177:1.6 Throughout the few r. hours of Jesus’ earth life John
remains—noun
58:7.1 there will be found only the fossil r. of vegetable
58:7.1 they yield fossil r. of some of the earlier forms of
59:4.14 Greenland holds the r. of these early land plants
59:5.16 Coal is the water-preserved r. of the rank vegetation
59:5.16 Peat beds, the r. of past vegetable growth, would
60:1.12 the beautiful ammonites, whose fossil r. are found
60:4.4 front range of mountains is what is left of the r. of
61:2.7 contain the fossil r. of dogs, cats, coons, and
61:6.4 human bones mingled with the r. of both tropic and
64:2.6 Though the r. of the Foxhall peoples were the last to
80:9.4 This explains why r. of the earlier white races,
81:4.10 as the human r. of the last twenty thousand years are
88:2.1 the skeletal r. of saints and heroes are still regarded
189:1.4 Joseph’s new tomb, where the mortal material r.
189:2.1 but we would have his mortal r. put in our custody
189:2.2 make such disposition of the physical r. of Jesus as
189:2.8 The mortal r. of Jesus underwent the same natural
remains—verb
0:6.10 But pattern is pattern and r. pattern; only copies are
1:5.9 Father r. a true person and everlastingly maintains
5:1.11 the divine will so long as the power of choice r..
5:5.12 The experience of God-consciousness r. the same
5:6.8 it r. for man himself to will the creation or to
7:6.4 The Father r. primal in the universes.
7:7.4 And this r. true notwithstanding that your very
11:9.1 Paradise r. the goal of desire for all supermaterial
13:1.23 to you, for some reason it forever r. your secret.
16:4.7 the activity of the Seven Master Spirits r. hidden
17:6.5 The newly identified Creative Spirit r. with the
18:5.4 But at least one of these rulers always r. on duty at
21:2.11 And the Mother Spirit of a local universe r. always
25:8.7 the companion r. with this person until he either is
28:4.11 unless forewarned by a Solitary Messenger, she r.
31:3.3 in the face of even this apparent destiny, there r.
31:3.3 There undoubtedly r. one more step in the career of
39:2.13 When you finish your earthly career, your body r.
39:8.1 Seraphington ever r. the eternal goal of all angels.
40:5.10 An experiential Adjuster r. with a primitive human
41:6.5 circle of the higher orbit, it only r. in that orbit for
41:7.11 the internal temperature of 35,000,000 degrees r.
42:8.1 a force which r. to be discovered on Urantia.
47:4.4 Your personality r. intact after you once pass from
47:4.5 Your Adjuster memory r. fully intact as you ascend
50:3.2 volunteer servers r. as of the residential standing on
51:7.1 this Magisterial Son is universally accepted, he r. for
55:8.3 Such a sovereign r. perpetually at the head of his
55:9.2 the constellation r. related to the local universe as
59:2.8 the climate r. mild and equable; the land plants are
69:5.13 Man’s technique varies, but his disposition r. quite
84:8.2 self-gratification, it r. a fact that the evolving mores
92:0.5 here as long as this planet r. an inhabited sphere.
92:5.7 it r. a fact that these teachers were the temporal
93:10.5 long as Urantia r. an inhabited planet, Machiventa
102:1.3 Truth r. unchanged from generation to generation,
103:3.1 the fact r. that the true religious impulse has its
103:7.10 there is much beyond the finite that r. unproved.
103:9.1 spiritual experience of personal religion r. genuine
105:1.6 but the I AM ever r. as our hypothesis of all that we
106:7.4 such a finality fruition r. a theoretical possibility.
107:6.5 But it r. a fact that they flash throughout the entire
108:4.4 there r. but one possibility of direct interplanetary
110:1.5 The Adjuster r. with you in all disaster and through
110:5.7 he r. consciously quite unconcerned about the entire
112:0.1 there is one part of you that r. absolutely unaltered
112:2.11 When spiritual insight pursues that reality which r.
112:3.4 When death overtakes a human being, the Adjuster r
112:3.5 career, proceeds to Divinington; and there also r.,
115:5.1 the Paradise Trinity, which ever r. as the absolute
131:8.3 He is supreme in power, yet he r. hidden from our
132:2.9 there r. no possibility that such a righteous spirit
139:1.11 Every one of the apostles loved Jesus, but it r. true
147:7.2 As long as the bridegroom r. with them, they can
163:1.4 it r. that the kingdom of God has come near you.
165:5.5 in that which r. for you after I go to the Father,
166:3.7 it r. eternally true: “Behold, I stand at the doors of
175:1.18 the cup and the platter, but within there r. the filth
177:2.6 it r. a fact that very few modern homes are such
178:1.15 while it r. the same living seed, unfailingly unfolds
182:1.3 r. only for me to lay down my life in the flesh.
194:2.8 though the gospel did become distorted, it r. a fact
remake
94:6.8 God is the source of that divine energy that will r.
140:10.2 spiritual principles of religious truth and r. them into
142:6.7 begin to lay hold upon this spirit which is to r. me
166:5.4 Abner stubbornly resisted all attempts of Paul to r.
remaking
15:8.10 metamorphoses of universe making, unmaking, and r
108:4.5 that Adjusters are devoted solely to the r. of mortal
remanded
25:8.9 the Deity adventure, in due course he would be r.
26:8.5 supernaphim, and are r. to the work of the realms
26:10.4 are r. to the service of time on the worlds of space;
109:1.2 training is always imparted before the Adjuster is r.
remark
127:5.3 His only r. to Mary, his wife, was: “We can’t have
130:3.3 again we r. that the early teachers of the Christian
164:2.4 They thought much over the final r. of Jesus
184:3.7 that he pointed to his own body when he made the r.
185:5.6 They looked upon such a r. as an insult to
192:2.6 This r. spread among the brethren and was received
remarkable
28:4.6 every seventh serial thereafter possess the r. gift of
29:4.1 controllers engage in a r. variety of autotransport,
29:4.25 energy transformers are the most r. and mysterious
39:5.4 In view of the Adamic default, it is indeed r. that
41:6.3 calcium feat is all the more r. since this element
62:4.6 Primates suddenly gave birth to two r. creatures,
62:5.2 These two r. creatures were true human beings.
62:5.4 But the most r. advance in emotional development
63:1.1 Andon and Fonta were the most r. pair of human
64:6.3 These peoples were r. specimens of the human race,
77:4.8 describe the site of a r. settlement located on the
94:9.1 next to Ikhnaton in Egypt, was one of the most r.
95:5.0 5. THE REMARKABLE IKHNATON
95:5.2 this young Egyptian king is one of the most r.
109:7.8 the most r. personalities of the entire grand universe,
122:1.2 ancestors embracing many of the most r. women
122:8.7 it is a r. astronomic fact that similar conjunctions
122:9.2 about the courts of the temple two r. characters,
132:0.5 The significance of this r. doing can the better be
139:4.7 John was gifted with a r. and creative imagination.
144:6.11 These twenty-four men had a truly r. experience
152:1.4 for science or religion to check up on these r. events
155:4.2 Jesus delivered one of the most r. addresses which
161:2.2 Many r. things have happened in connection with his
171:7.4 Jesus could be such a true friend because of his r.
remarkably
63:5.5 They very early became r. clever in disguising their
70:7.9 But the earlier groups were r. free from sex laxity.
95:1.11 The Egyptians r. preserved the teachings of social
109:3.1 But, on the whole, their labors are r. uniform,
remarked
123:5.9 r. to Joseph that he feared he “had learned more
125:6.1 when Lazarus’s mother r. that his parents must be
132:0.1 emperor, referring to Jesus, r. to the aide standing
134:1.5 Jesus had so little to say that they r. about it among
149:1.3 Jesus r. when touched by an ailing child, “I perceive
150:9.1 he half humorously r.: “Yes, I am Joseph’s son;
157:1.4 Jesus r., half-humorously: “Strange that the sons
166:2.8 he r.: “You see how it is that the children of the
178:0.1 and several of the apostles r. about his absence,
182:0.2 their chief r. only, “I do not know where Judas is,
remarking
156:5.4 by r.: ‘The Lord spoke to me saying, do thus and
158:2.1 by r.: “Make certain that you tell no man, not even
remarks
87:5.7 The custom of depreciating complimentary r.
125:0.4 aside from a few r. of protest to his father, he said
125:2.2 r. mildly reflecting the impressions made on his
125:2.11 Joseph was profoundly perplexed at the lad’s r. and
125:5.8 Jesus made few comments on the r. of his elders.
128:6.5 stood a Roman guard who made some improper r.
130:1.2 And when he had concluded his r., he asked Jesus
133:2.1 Jesus bestowed on him at the conclusion of his r..
134:9.3 Jesus did drop numerous r. which disturbed John;
135:8.4 He had heard of Jesus’ r. concerning his preaching
138:3.7 prevailed upon Simon to refrain from making any r..
138:4.2 his r. by saying: “All men are my brothers.
140:8.9 He cautioned his apostles to be discreet in their r.
149:0.2 At the conclusion of James’s r. Jesus said to the
153:3.5 Jesus then directed his r. to all present.
159:5.1 When, in the course of his r., he intimated that
164:2.2 were amazed at the breadth and depth of the r.
165:3.1 After preliminary r. by Peter, the Master said: “What
166:1.11 he reserved his r. designed to rebuke the Pharisees’
166:4.1 “Master, from hearing your r. as we journeyed this
170:0.2 including some r. made only to the apostles during
176:0.1 These r. depicting the destruction of the sacred
179:1.8 were still engaged in making uncomplimentary r.
193:4.1 of Judas’s downfall in the light of the Master’s r.
remarriage
82:3.12 social restriction since r. was generally disapproved.
remastered
160:1.3 the art of living will need to be r. in less time,
rematerialized
51:1.8 these Sons are r. for reproductive function on an
51:2.4 destination the Material Son and Daughter are r.
66:2.4 These one hundred r. members of the Prince’s staff
rematerializing
74:0.1 All the work of r. the bodies of Adam and Eve
remedial
35:9.9 by the r. measures adopted by the Melchizedeks
90:4.8 dieting, and counterirritants were often used as r.
91:6.2 prayer many times added to the efficacy of other r.
remedies
70:2.10 but they have since discovered better r. for most of
90:4.7 men were devoted to the plant theory of universal r.;
90:4.9 secret r. lost their power when they became known;
140:8.17 he well knew that each age must evolve its own r.
remedy
86:7.4 not r. the facts of birth and the accidents of living.
90:4.1 their methods of treatment, and that is a powerful r..
90:4.7 the belief that there existed a beneficent plant r. for
140:8.15 But he did not offer any suggestions by way of r..
remember – see remember – imperatives
2:5.4 for my own sake, and I will not r. your sins.”
53:7.12 I well r. the first message of Lanaforge to the
85:4.4 A devotee of magic will vividly r. one positive
86:1.3 good luck–take it for granted–but they painfully r.
97:7.10 for my own sake, and I will not r. their sins.”
107:6.4 If you will r. that God is the source of pure energy
112:1.12 if the finite creature would r. that dimensional
112:2.1 It would be helpful in the study of selfhood to r.:
112:5.22 you will r., and be remembered by, your onetime
119:3.2 I well r. how we all anticipated something unusual,
123:3.5 the children would r. that no leavened bread was
129:3.6 if all mortal students of this divine bestowal will r.
133:9.4 I will r. your teaching, but most of all, I will never
135:11.2 You well r. that I said, ‘I am not the Messiah, but I
139:5.9 But these men were foreigners, and Philip could r.
140:10.2 when they did make sure to r. what the Master said,
142:3.22 “And then will you r. that once again–in the greater
147:6.4 you do well to r. the Sabbath day to keep it holy;
148:5.5 Do you not r. that it is written: ‘My son, despise
147:6.4 you do well to r. the Sabbath day to keep it holy;
148:6.2 You well r. that Job was blessed with children,
148:6.6 “And then you r. how Job replied to his friends,
150:7.4 They failed to r. his early devotion to his father’s
151:2.5 I r. that you once told us to beware of this very thing
167:7.4 “And do you not r. that I said to you once before
169:1.2 you r. that the good shepherd called in his friends
171:8.3 Do you not r. about a certain prince who went into
179:5.9 And when you do r. me, first look back upon my life
180:0.2 Said the Master: “You well r. when I sent you
181:2.19 and I will r. you in the kingdom to come.”
188:2.2 “Sir, we r. that this deceiver, Jesus of Nazareth,
190:5.4 Do you not r. that this Jesus always taught that his
194:0.5 was easier to r. their personal association with Jesus
194:3.20 those who thus r. to maintain unbroken communion
remember—imperatives
0:11.12 Always r.: Potential infinity is absolute and
2:5.3 during your fiery trials r. that “in all our afflictions
6:5.6 Ever r., the Eternal Son is the personal portrayal of
8:5.5 Ever r. that the Infinite Spirit is the Conjoint Actor;
10:4.5 Ever r. that what the Infinite Spirit does is the
12:7.2 You should also r. that nature is not the exclusive
25:3.7 We should all r. that the all-wise and all-powerful
44:8.4 But every human being should r.: Many ambitions
85:7.2 You must r. that feeling, not thinking, was the
91:4.5 R., even if prayer does not change God, it very often
92:3.1 Always r., the cults are formed, not to discover
92:3.3 R., that is what happened; it is a historical fact.
96:5.4 Moses even said: “R. the Lord your God, for it is
100:1.3 R., year-by-year progress through an established
101:5.2 R. that science is the domain of knowledge,
101:9.2 you should r. to judge such savages and to evaluate
103:3.4 R. that in the religion of all ages the experience
105:1.6 Ever r. that man’s comprehension of the Father is a
107:6.4 If you will r. that God is the source of pure energy
110:5.5 R., the influence of an Adjuster is a superconscious
110:7.3 R., Adjusters gain valuable indwelling experience on
112:1.12 if the finite creature would r. that dimensional
112:2.1 It would be helpful in the study of selfhood to r.:
118:2.1 And you should r. that, while Deity ubiquity may be
120:1.6 to reinstate yourself in power and authority, r.,
122:9.11 show mercy to our fathers, and r. his holy covenant–
129:3.6 if all mortal students of this divine bestowal will r.
131:2.12 r. the Sabbath day to keep it holy; honor your father
131:3.5 R., every act shall receive its reward.
131:8.5 Always r. that God does not reward man for what
132:5.16 enjoys wealth as a result of discovery should r. that
132:5.20 he should also r. that it was as man among men
133:2.2 r. that man has no rightful authority over woman
133:4.6 Ever r., there is a city whose foundations are truth
133:4.7 “As you judge men, r. that you yourself will also
133:4.9 R. that the Father’s spirit ever lives within you and
133:4.11 Jesus said: “R., there are two things you cannot run
134:5.3 Religious teachers must r. that the sovereignty of
134:6.1 If one man craves freedom—liberty—he must r. that
137:6.5 Tell no man about me and r. that my kingdom is
140:4.8 R.: While inherited urges cannot be fundamentally
140:6.8 Again must you r. that you are my messengers;
140:6.8 r. that I have sheep not of this flock, and that I am
140:6.11 Always r. that the Father knows what you need
140:8.6 Love your enemies–r. the moral claims of human
142:2.2 R., Jacob, that a good and true father not only
142:3.22 “And then will you r. that once again–in the spiritual
144:4.3 In all praying, r. that sonship is a gift.
147:7.3 R. it is written: ‘Forsake not an old friend, for the
148:6.4 ‘Trust in your religion, Job; r. that it is the wicked
148:6.6 “And then you r. how Job replied to his friends,
149:3.3 he said: “You should r. that in body and mind–
150:4.2 R. that the disciple is hardly above his master nor
151:3.1 R. that I have many times told you: To him who
153:5.4 “My beloved, you must r. that it is the spirit that
155:6.11 fail not to r. that the will of God can be done in
158:6.5 And r. what I am saying to you: The Son of Man
159:3.2 R. that I have said: “Behold, I stand at the door
159:3.3 your pupils; r. also to accord generous recognition
159:3.7 r.: The gospel yoke is easy and the burden of truth is
159:4.5 And you should r. that the Scriptures are intended
163:1.3 R., as you go forth proclaiming peace on earth and
165:6.3 R., much has been given to you; therefore will
168:4.13 you should r. that you are progressive creatures of
169:1.4 you should also r. the story of the woman who,
169:3.2 ‘My son, you should r. that in your lifetime you
170:4.14 R. that the order of progressive evolution is
171:4.2 Take heed to yourselves and r. that I have
174:0.2 And r. that I have trusted you with many things.”
174:5.7 R., all of you, that I speak not of myself, but that I
175:1.8 R., this is the sin of these rulers: They say that which
175:1.10 R., I have taught you that he who would be greatest
176:3.5 And r. that, inasmuch as you minister to one of
178:1.11 R. that you are commissioned to preach this
178:1.17 vicissitudes of life, r. always to love one another.
180:2.1 R.: I am the real vine, and you are the living
180:3.1 But always r. the words I have spoken to you: The
181:2.5 And, John, always r., strive not with the souls you
181:2.20 R., Philip, you have a great mission on earth, for
181:2.20 And always r., Philip, he who has seen me has
181:2.26 times to come, r. that you are still my ambassador.
181:2.30 “But r. my promise: When I am raised up, I will
182:2.2 R., we should all submit ourselves to the will of
187:4.1 said, “Lord, r. me when you come into your
191:4.3 R., as you love one another, all men will know that
192:2.2 r. always that God is no respecter of persons.
192:2.8 R. that the reaping is in accordance with the
192:2.12 R., both Jew and gentile are your brethren.
193:0.4 “I admonish you ever to r. that your mission among
193:5.2 R. all I have taught you and the life I have lived
195:5.12 As you view the world, r. that the black patches of
196:2.7 only r. that he was the world’s most wholehearted
remembered—see remembered—imperatives
40:9.7 the returning Adjuster and hence are r. subsequent
40:9.7 to pool their store of Adjuster-r. events and thus
54:6.2 rebellion–sin and sinners–unless it be r. that God as
76:5.3 I have r. the desire of your hearts ever to be loyal
112:5.22 you will remember, and be r. by, your onetime
121:8.11 presented honest pictures of Jesus as they saw, r.,
125:0.1 more humanly thrilling, than this, his first r. visit
128:1.15 many words were dropped which Joseph r. during
129:1.7 who chanced to attend r. him as the carpenter
129:2.5 James r. his contract with Jesus and, with the help
137:3.6 They r. what had been told them about the
141:0.2 none of my father Joseph’s family have r. to come
146:5.3 The townspeople r. the water and the wine, and now
147:5.7 Jesus made the long-to-be-r. address to the
158:5.2 James of Safed spoke those long-to-be-r. words of
171:0.7 well r. the foolish request she had made of Jesus
172:1.1 they r. that on his previous visit to Bethany, Lazarus
180:2.4 if his exact words had been r. and truthfully
184:1.2 more majestic and well poised than Annas r. him.
184:2.8 the cock crowed, and Peter r. the words of warning
187:4.4 John told about the crucifixion as he r. the event
remembered – imperatives
13:1.17 It should be r. that all divisions and levels of universe
41:6.1 it should be r. that space is not empty; that light, in
41:6.7 It should be r. that spectral analyses show only sun-
42:11.1 it should be r. that the universe is neither mechanical
58:2.1 And it should be r. that you receive from the sun
69:6.8 should be r. that fire opened the doors to metalwork
75:2.2 It must be r. that Caligastia was the titular Prince
77:5.6 It should be r. that both of these beings were really
82:6.2 it should be r. that these secondary races had many
91:3.5 it should be r. that ethical prayer is a splendid way to
97:7.3 should be r. that they did not intentionally do this;
97:8.2 It must be r. that the Jews failed to evolve an
106:8.9 It should be r. that the Paradise Trinity implies a
125:6.6 It should be r. that Jesus was supposed to be a
139:3.8 it should be r. that it was the mother who made
remembering
77:3.2 r the traditions of the engulfment of their first capital
121:2.7 r. the then only recent heroic exploits of Judas
126:3.13 then Mary would steady her fears, r. that Jesus was
170:4.16 and r. his promise to come again, they jumped to the
183:5.3 John, r. his Master’s instructions to remain near
192:2.13 Go on believing and r. your association with me,
remembers
3:3.2 “he knows your frame; he r. that you are dust.”
14:6.34 The Universe Mother Creator r. Paradise as the
77:9.9 the corps of midwayers r., and that memory is the
148:5.5 He knows your body; he r. that you are dust.
150:8.6 creates all things, who r. the gracious promises to
remembrance
99:5.10 —partake of the communal supper of the r. of his
121:8.5 not only Matthew’s personal r. of these events but
179:5.0 5. ESTABLISHING THE R. SUPPER
179:5.1 This shall be the cup of my r..
179:5.2 Master was instituting a new r. supper as a symbol
179:5.3 When they had finished drinking this new cup of r.,
179:5.3 pass it around, said: “Take this bread of r. and eat it.
179:5.3 When they had partaken of the bread of r., they all
179:5.4 In instituting this r. supper, the Master resorted to
179:5.5 his effort to establish this new sacrament of the r.,
179:5.6 This supper of r., when it is partaken of by those
179:5.6 The r. supper is the believer’s symbolic rendezvous
179:5.8 The r. supper was established without ecclesiastical
179:5.9 When Jesus had thus established the supper of the r.,
179:5.9 “And as often as you do this, do it in r. of me.
179:5.10 with the inauguration of the new supper of the r.,
180:4.3 this spirit friend will bring to your r. everything I
remind
27:2.3 they r. the mortals of time of the seraphim with
120:1.6 I would r. you that I am recipient of your universe
120:3.8 I must r. you that one of the incarnation mandates of
124:6.16 now arrived the celestial messenger to r. this lad,
138:3.6 Need I r. you that they who are whole need not a
150:9.1 you r. me of the proverb, ‘Physician heal yourself,
reminded
128:5.3 They r. Jesus of the ominous rumblings of
136:4.6 Gabriel had r. Jesus that there were two ways in
147:7.2 Be r. that a wise tailor does not sew a piece of new
153:2.4 I have so many times r. you that my kingdom is
171:8.7 And when they r. the master that such a one already
179:0.1 when Philip r. the Master about the approaching
183:2.3 The rulers of the Jews r. Judas that Jesus had
183:4.2 Nathaniel r. them that Jesus had that very night
187:1.3 But Pilate r. them that such an accusation was part
187:5.6 r. Pilate of the source of his sovereign authority
192:1.6 the scene r. Peter so vividly of the midnight fire of
reminder
0:12.8 Trinity is an ever-present r. that Deity trinitization
42:9.1 the ever-present r. of the reality of the sevenfold
66:7.17 introduce a spiritual r. into the common reckoning of
76:2.7 Cain was fast becoming the grim r. of their folly,
162:4.2 did hate this ever-present r. of the Roman yoke!
reminding
143:7.7 Prayer is self-r.–sublime thinking; worship is self-
191:0.5 by r. them of Jesus’ warning against jeopardizing
reminisce
28:6.17 will during the service of eternity, r. the play of time.
48:4.10 experiences of the race or order are restful to r..
reminiscence
48:4.19 the echoes of a backward glance, a r. of the past.
reminiscences
143:3.4 The whole day was devoted to r. and to talking over
150:7.1 indulged his mind in many r. of his childhood days
reminiscent
11:3.2 more in the r. historic areas of peripheral Paradise.
13:2.1 home of sentimental memories and r. recollections
44:3.4 higher spirits engage in a certain form of r. humor
48:4.5 1. R. jests. Quips growing out of the memories of
83:2.3 The carrying of the bride over the threshold is r. of
89:6.6 keepsakes in the cornerstone of a building is r. of the
95:1.4 all r. of the trinity teachings of the Andites and the
reminiscing
133:2.4 hours recounting their experiences in Rome and r.
remission
4:5.5 without the shedding of blood there could be no r. of
81:6.7 these warmer zones of habitation afforded some r.
89:2.5 Confession was merely a rite of r., also a public
122:9.19 of salvation to his people In the r. of their sins.
135:6.4 his believers in the Jordan “for the r. of sins.”
135:6.7 sincere repentance if you would receive the r. of
136:2.1 John’s baptism as a rite of repentance or for the r.
137:8.10 baptize you in token of repentance and for the r. of
remits
131:4.6 God is a kind friend and a gracious father who r.
remitted
72:7.5 assess a rather heavy bachelor tax, which is r. to all
remnant
45:4.14 12. Moses, the emancipator of a r. of the violet race
57:4.4 continued in the central mass of the nebular r..
57:4.9 The final nuclear r. of this magnificent nebula still
57:4.9 moderate light and heat to its r. planetary family of
62:3.13 strains of the selected r. of this mid-mammal tribe,
64:6.6 wars would result in the speedy extinction of this r.
64:7.11 The r. of the blue race left in the Persian peninsula
96:7.7 the r. of the onetime Melchizedek colony in
97:9.21 Judah–the Jews, the “r. of Israel”–had begun the
97:9.26 captivity shocked the r. of Israel into monotheism.
126:4.3 the Lord God will be gracious to the r. of Joseph.
137:2.2 A r. of this group persists in Mesopotamia even to
remnants
41:6.3 these mutilated r. of solar calcium literally ride the
47:9.1 Here you will be purged of all the r. of unfortunate
47:9.1 The last r. of the “mark of the beast” are here
51:4.4 observing the r. of these early races on your world.
55:4.11 drastic elimination of the retarded and persisting r.
57:5.1 the near-by circulating matter of space, r. of the
57:8.12 the modified r. of these ancient preocean rocks
64:2.4 of Andon and certain r. of the culture of Onagar.
64:6.5 pure r of the red race went en masse across to North
64:6.13 The shattered r. of these people were absorbed by
64:6.18 with the Indian peoples of those days, and r. still
64:6.20 The r. of the victorious green men were absorbed by
64:7.5 When the relatively pure-line r. of the red race
64:7.14 These indigo races absorbed the r. of the orange man
67:6.6 Melchizedek receivers preserved the r. of civilization
68:1.6 These miserable r. of the nonsocial peoples of
68:4.6 The path of human history is strewn with the r. of
68:6.10 there persist r. of these primitive population controls
71:1.23 castes persist in the later state organizations as r.
74:8.6 Babylonians, because of contact with the r. of the
77:4.3 The r. of the nationalistic or racial memorialists
78:1.4 in Mesopotamia, near the mouth of the rivers, r. of
78:4.3 the highest types of the surviving r. of the Adamite
78:7.7 The r. of this, one of the oldest civilizations, are to
78:8.5 they did not conquer the r. of the Andites who
80:1.4 the shifting water-laden winds dispersed the r. of
80:6.4 to revive the r. of the early religious teachings of
80:8.1 to mix with the r. of the commingled Saharans and
86:4.6 and many other r. of revealed religion, can be found
87:5.14 belief in signs, tokens, and other superstitious r. of
88:5.1 Even food r., clothing, and ornaments could
88:5.1 savage never left any r. of his meal on the table.
89:1.6 Caste systems and social levels are vestigial r. of
89:4.7 And it is the r of these positive practices of the olden
92:3.1 The r. of the cult present a true picture of the racial
92:5.11 He persistently sought to uproot the r. of the ghost
94:2.5 distorted r. of the Melchizedek and even the Adamic
95:1.9 But r. of the Salem schools persisted.
96:7.8 And thus did the r. of the Salem missionaries in
97:10.2 so did these r. of the Hebrew nation reject the
98:2.10 persecuted the r. of the Salem cult, both doctrines
114:6.9 On Urantia there are r. of nine human races which
121:4.4 they derived much of their doctrine from the r. of
131:7.1 This belief contained r. of the Melchizedek teachings
156:6.4 attended by about fifty men and women, the r. of the
remodel
44:3.2 builders–those who construct and r. the abodes
remodeling
95:6.2 to undertake the r. of the religion of his people.
Remona—Cain’s wife
76:2.9 Cain married R., his distant cousin, and their first
remonstrate
156:1.5 came forward Simon Zelotes to r. with Norana.
remonstrated
51:3.5 one of the seraphic Voices of the Garden who r.
124:4.7 Jesus r. with his father about the Jewish custom of
124:4.7 Joseph removed the parchment after Jesus had r.
164:0.1 to be present at the feast of dedication, they r. with
191:2.1 while Nathaniel r. with Andrew, and as the ten
remorse
62:2.3 sense of self-abasement bordering on shame and r.
75:5.4 consternation and beside himself with fear and r..
76:2.8 Fear, and some r., led him to repent.
92:1.4 fear is then further conditioned by r. and repentance.
remote
4:1.6 during the r. ages of the past and in the eternal
8:6.5 the ministry of the Infinite Spirit to the r. worlds of
9:7.2 as to enable the universe rulers to know about r.
12:2.3 375 million new galaxies in the r. stretches of outer
15:1.3 and some day in the r. future your system, or its
15:14.3 God the Supreme will in the r. future and from
22:4.7 to Paradise, attain the Trinity embrace, and in r.
22:10.5 When I am acting on some r. assignment out in
22:10.7 often accompany us on our assignments to the r.
23:1.4 crave assignment to the r. creations, even to the
23:2.22 it may prove to be so r. in space that a long time
23:3.5 emergency lines of communication throughout r.
23:4.4 in the r. future the supply of messengers will become
23:4.4 Is the grand universe at some r. period going to be
26:11.2 beings are going to work together in the r. future,
34:7.5 their r. ancestors were not more fully Adamized by
35:2.5 When a Melchizedek goes to a r. world in the name
35:3.21 spiritual liberty and divine sonship to the r. worlds of
41:5.5 attractions,on to the distant spheres of the r. systems
41:9.2 gravity attraction of near-by or r. material masses,
42:12.4 3. Exploration of r. situations.
46:2.6 your sometime arrival on the more r. training
50:4.3 Although the r. tribes continued in hunting and food
51:7.3 subcapitals are founded on r. land bodies and among
57:5.7 solar gravity as the Angona system receded into r.
58:3.1 now characterize many regions throughout r. space.
63:1.1 from all of their ancestors, both immediate and r..
63:6.2 r., and so Andon failed to become a sun worshiper.
63:6.7 From Oban he sent out teachers to the r.
65:2.7 progress, persisting today much as in those r. times.
65:6.5 these attained to thirty-six in man’s r. ancestors,
66:5.30 were very helpful in influencing more r. tribes.
67:7.0 7. REMOTE REPERCUSSIONS OF SIN
75:2.4 rather than to plan farsightedly for more r. effects,
75:3.4 the work of winning the r. tribes to the cause of the
75:3.8 intellect of his r. progenitors of the Prince’s staff.
77:1.6 the work of influencing human society r. from the
77:9.6 talk with travelers from afar and thus learn about r.
78:4.6 the globe and discovered the last r. continent.
86:2.4 that which is in his immediate or r. interest;
93:7.2 Andite center, teachers were dispatched to the r.
94:11.10 then, in the r. past and in the r. future, the races of
94:11.12 infinitely r. Absolute of Buddhism or Brahmanism.
105:1.2 idea of an infinite I AM since this concept is so r.
105:1.8 Infinity is indeed r. from the experience level of
106:1.3 No matter how r. from Paradise, how deep in space,
106:7.4 may be measurelessly r. in the futurity of endless
106:7.10 Such eventualities are rather r. to say the least;
106:8.22 universe philosophers deem this to be a most r.
106:8.22 But as we view these r. eventualities as personal
106:9.1 as an experiential reality is unthinkably r., but
125:2.12 hailed from the Far-Eastern and the r. Western
128:3.3 more r. countries of the Far West and the Far East,
146:4.2 fame of Jesus as a healer had spread even to this r.
163:5.2 arrived from all parts of Palestine and even from r.
167:7.4 informed concerning the doings of other and r.
191:0.3 resurrection to groups of believers who dwelt r.
remotely
44:6.6 type of spiritual grandeur can be even r. compared.
65:3.3 thousand different and r. situated mutating strains
79:7.6 the commercial relationships between these two r.
104:1.3 Creator Deity; still fewer even r. grasped the idea
remoteness
3:1.11 Father’s influence in them is limited by the r. of their
3:6.2 to divinity; by potential evil–r. from divinity.
11:1.3 much about the divine residence because of its r.
106:9.1 theorize that all this may happen in the utter r. of
106:9.7 2. The imperfect human status, the r. from the level
123:6.8 he attributed it to the r. of Galilee from the centers
remotest
94:0.1 teachers of the Salem religion penetrated to the r.
remotivated
100:2.8 Such spirit-born individuals are so r. in life that they
removal
47:4.8 provides for the r of all phases of intellectual conflict
53:9.6 We do not look for a r. of the present Satania
83:3.4 the bride’s independence, to suggest far r. from the
107:0.5 which is created by the distance of man’s r from God
135:2.3 John was twenty years of age witnessed their r. to
remove
22:7.5 extend their recess and to r. themselves for a time
44:8.3 career will not fully compensate and wholly r..
74:8.8 neglected to r. the telltale reference to Cain’s
103:5.12 and dares to r. all creedal pressure from its members.
130:2.4 why do they not r. the cruel and unjust foreman of
136:1.4 that the Messiah would r. this curse and restore
139:11.3 faith in God to settle all doubts and r. all indecision,
144:2.6 Genuine faith will r. mountains of material difficulty
159:1.6 Group judgment is more likely to r. the dangers
171:0.2 could not wholly r. from the minds of his Jewish
179:3.1 they saw the Master r. his outer garment, gird
187:2.2 It was the custom to r. all clothes from those who
187:2.6 but they dared not attempt to r. it since the Roman
187:2.6 Not being able to r. the title, these leaders mingled
188:0.3 to pay for permission to r. Jesus’ body to a private
189:2.4 As they made ready to r. the body of Jesus from
190:1.2 at half past seven o’clock to r. the grave cloths.
191:0.4 Peter thought to r. himself from among the
196:3.1 Religion does not r. or destroy human troubles, but
removed—see removed, far
14:5.4 the attainment of the Eternal Son, ascenders are r.
22:1.10 their names are r. from the finaliter roll call.
34:4.7 nonfunctional if her personal presence should be r.
35:9.9 results of insurrection are partially overcome and r.
39:5.2 the planetary helpers were r. upon the collapse of the
41:10.5 one exception, being the farthest r. from Jerusem,
44:3.4 the training of ascendant beings but recently r. from
45:2.3 Lanaforge will probably not be r. from Jerusem
45:2.3 and the products of rebellion r. from Satania.
50:3.4 The prince’s corporeal staff are usually r. from the
50:3.5 to the prince’s staff after their parents have been r.
55:2.5 their loved ones a transient farewell as they are r.
55:10.6 Teacher Sons are r. from the jurisdiction of the local
61:4.2 but most of these sedimentations were later r..
69:4.3 secure against theft; nothing would be r. except by
71:6.2 profit motive must not be suddenly destroyed or r.;
74:5.5 world ruler, but he had not been r. from the planet.
75:5.7 r. from the world in retribution for her misstep.
77:8.1 when Michael r. the slumbering survivors of time,
87:1.3 the sick man was usually r. from the family hut,
87:1.5 the corpse was r. through a hole in the wall, never
90:3.5 were early r. from the category of ghost action.
90:3.9 Fever was one of the first human ailments to be r.
93:5.13 other ninety per cent he r. to his capital at Hebron.
94:8.18 effectively r. all grounds for superstition, magical
107:0.1 Father is at one and the same time farthest r. from,
112:7.13 I surmise that the registry of that Adjuster is r. to the
115:6.2 space, it functions and exists farther and farther r.
120:3.12 Michael r. himself from our midst, and we saw him
124:4.7 And Joseph r. the parchment after Jesus had thus
126:3.5 Family responsibility had effectively r. all thought of
131:5.5 the evil thing, that sin will be r. from my soul.
135:8.3 Jesus laid down his tools, r. his work apron, and
137:4.6 r. from the minds of his six disciple-apostles when
137:8.2 Jesus laid down his tools once more, r. his apron,
138:0.1 differences were not fully r. until after his death
139:4.14 portions of which were r., subsequent to John’s
143:5.6 Jews know whom they worship; they have r. all
153:2.1 you shall be r. into all the kingdoms of the earth.
160:1.13 prejudice can be r. only by the sincere devotion of
165:0.3 Jews having been generally r. from these regions
168:1.12 why the Master had requested that the stone be r.;
185:1.3 imploring him to have these images r. from the
185:1.3 Pilate surrendered, ordered the images r. from the
185:1.4 as promptly ordered the offending shields r..
186:1.6 As Judas left, he r. the thirty pieces of silver from
186:3.1 he early r. some five or six tents up the ravine near
187:2.2 after Jesus’ clothes had been r., he was thus garbed
189:2.3 it could not be r. from the tomb as the morontia
189:4.6 had rested on the stone before the celestial hosts r.
189:4.9 how could the body have been r. since the very
190:1.2 they conjectured that the Jews had r. the body.
190:1.3 disposed to believe that the Jews had r. the body.
192:0.1 the story that a band of his followers had r. the body.
removed, far
0:10.2 to discuss those realities which are so far r. from
15:1.6 you are far r. in space from those physical systems
32:2.11 The Satania system of inhabited worlds is far r. from
38:2.3 While in personal status angels are not so far r.
39:0.11 They are not far r. from you in certain personality
41:7.14 stars far r. from these chief channels of recharging
47:4.6 You are still a near human and not far r. from the
60:0.1 to change the world’s climate in all regions far r.
80:1.5 the red man had he not been far r. in the Americas,
92:4.1 visitations portray teachings that are not too far r.
93:3.6 are not far r. from these teachings of Melchizedek.
remover
65:6.4 double role of oxygen carrier and carbon dioxide r.
removes
3:5.2 “He r. kings and sets up kings.”
21:4.6 forever r. him from the divine level of a Creator
65:6.4 cells and just as efficiently r. the carbon dioxide.
69:9.13 “Cursed be he who r. his neighbor’s landmark.”
86:5.14 models, or images r. all or a part of the soul from the
160:1.12 r. conflicts, and mightily augments the total
removing
86:7.2 Modern society is r. the business of insurance from
88:6.7 science is r. the gambling element from life.
156:6.7 upon Jesus’ r. himself as an object of controversy,
185:1.3 enter Jerusalem without r. the images of Caesar
186:4.1 after r. the robe which Herod had put on him, they