— Ren-Rz —
renaissance
78:5.1 immediately followed the great r. of the Garden
92:5.8 and each r. of Urantian religion has, in the past, been
94:12.5 Buddhism is undergoing a twentieth-century r..
95:6.1 in Persia when, in that great century of moral r.,
97:6.2 the Hebrews share in that r. of monotheism
98:2.2 Africa extensively participated in this religious r..
98:3.2 In the great monotheistic r. of Melchizedek’s gospel
121:6.2 The r. of Judaism dates from the Greek translation
195:4.3 moral influence in the world when the r. dawned.
195:9.4 the spiritual r. must await the coming of these new
195:10.17 education could help in this great spiritual r. if it
renamed
84:2.3 Fathers were often r. after their own children.
rend
140:3.18 trample your gems under foot and turn to r. you.
render
4:1.9 other superultimates, r. it impossible for physicists,
5:3.3 we r. such devotion and engage in such worship
14:1.15 equalize the lines of Havona gravity as to r. the
15:12.3 the Ancients of Days or their associates r. decisions,
18:4.3 exceedingly difficult to r. a satisfactory translation.
19:4.4 And since the Censors always r. their verdicts in
20:3.2 but though Avonals may r. judgments extinguishing
22:4.3 r. opinions when a spiritual viewpoint is desirable,
22:6.3 Ambassadors r. particular and important services on
29:4.24 Their energy-transmutive attributes r. them most
29:4.30 transmitters can r. a distant scene “visible” as well as
35:4.3 forthwith will go a Melchizedek to r. assistance.
37:8.2 r. invaluable service to us in our efforts to overcome
45:6.9 midsonite parental groups who stop off here to r.
48:2.14 initiate those changes in material energies which r.
57:8.3 union with hydrogen, to r. this water faintly acid.
70:11.3 Dalamatia in an effort to r. testimony more truthful.
79:1.6 reduce population and to r. these people less warlike
82:2.5 marriage did r. further sex license taboo to the wife.
87:5.5 the only fetish which could r. the evil eye powerless.
93:10.8 make Urantia a planet of future uncertainty and r.
101:6.7 dares so to combine and spiritize them as to r.
121:5.13 adaptations of the teachings of Jesus so as to r. them
133:4.2 so as to r. the difficult things of divine life readily
133:4.3 To the Roman centurion he said: “R. unto Caesar
133:4.3 if you should come to know him, would r. you all
140:8.9 “R. to Caesar the things which are Caesar’s and to
140:8.17 how to perfect your inner spiritual life so as to r.
141:5.2 the service of God even while you r. such service in
154:6.10 wish to stop in the midst of his discourse and r.
156:5.16 while your ideas are so practical as to r. you a useful
156:5.16 R. to the Caesars the things which are material and
173:4.3 his vineyard to other and honest farmers who will r.
174:2.2 said, “R. to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s and
174:2.2 and r. to God the things that are God’s.”
178:1.3 It is the believer’s duty to r. to Caesar the things
178:1.3 You shall not r. spiritual worship to earthly rulers;
178:1.13 let him r. such service as a temporal citizen of
179:1.2 no servant had been provided to r. this service,
185:0.3 Such conduct would not only r. them unclean and
rendered
28:6.19 The real nature of any service, be it r. by man or
41:7.1 outer layers of a sun, those in the interior are r. very
46:5.25 The entire world has been r. spiritually fragrant since
53:8.4 True, the Uversa tribunals have not yet r. the
57:5.2 periodic pulsation, r. your sun highly responsive to
69:8.9 Modern mechanical invention r. the slave obsolete.
70:10.3 judgment was r. in accordance with the injury done.
72:9.3 individuals who have r. great service to society,
79:8.5 thousands of years had r. this people ultrapeaceful.
84:7.21 Modern problems of child culture are r. increasingly
85:2.1 Primitive man believed that intoxication r. one divine
92:5.15 attained that degree of inelasticity which r. further
95:2.2 tendencies that r. Egypt more favorable to the
111:1.6 mind can actually be twisted, distorted, and r. evil
120:1.3 support and special assistance such as might be r. by
121:7.5 These circumstances r. it impossible for the Jews to
124:4.2 The fact that Jesus had a single personality r. it
139:1.5 Andrew r a prompt decision on every matter brought
142:3.8 recognized by the indwelling spirit as homage r. to
146:1.3 their inclusion r. the Christian teachings more
146:2.15 against thinking that their prayers would be r.
159:3.13 who enter the kingdom are not thereby r. immune to
176:3.4 as your diligent fellow servants have this day r..
178:1.3 spiritual homage and supreme worship be r. to him
186:1.2 great service which he flattered himself he had r.
189:1.13 himself; no personality has r. him any assistance.
191:0.3 heretofore been r. by the messengers of David, but
rendering
22:4.3 those who are instructed with verdict r. should be
50:2.7 r. these latter personalities visible to mortal creatures
55:5.4 Self-control is slowly r. laws of human enactment
70:11.5 all three conspire in r. life more safe and sacred.
77:1.6 and r. other invaluable services to the Prince and
84:4.6 Childbearing was once generally looked upon as r.
87:5.8 burden, r. life tedious and virtually unendurable.
117:3.8 in manipulating the energies of Paradise and in r.
169:1.4 we employ all influences capable of r. assistance
181:2.10 about r. to Caesar the things which are Caesar’s
renders
19:3.4 when it sits in judgment upon a problem and r. a
24:3.3 The lack of such a presence-form undoubtedly r.
32:5.1 the vastness of the undertaking that r. it impossible
38:9.8 Each r. invaluable assistance to the other in the
43:2.8 The approval of this commission r. legislative
50:6.1 The isolation of Urantia r. it impossible to undertake
56:2.2 Such duality of eternal reality r. the mind God,
71:4.17 military preparedness which r. it secure from all
99:4.1 Genuine religion r. the religionist socially fragrant
101:2.2 true revelation never r. science unnatural, religion
110:6.4 r. communication with the Adjuster both difficult
111:7.4 This composite nature r. it exceedingly difficult for
118:7.6 The bestowal of life r. material-energy systems
160:3.5 This new gospel of the kingdom r. a great service
rendezvous
13:1.4 Divinington is the Paradise r. of the Adjusters, but
13:1.15 the r. of a magnificent host of unrevealed beings
13:1.21 the r. of the ascendant creatures of space,
13:2.1 They are r. worlds, reunion spheres, serving as
13:2.8 These r. worlds of spirit life are forbidden ground to
15:7.4 and spiritual beings are at home on these r. worlds of
15:13.5 Minor sector headquarters worlds are the grand r. of
17:2.3 the center of all things at the r. of the Master Spirits.
36:4.7 the seven primary worlds of the finaliters are the r.
44:5.8 betake ourselves to suitable places of r. where we
45:1.8 This sphere serves as the system r. of the high
46:4.4 3. The rectangles—the r. of the lower native life.
46:5.18 The seventh circle is the r. of the ascending sons,
47:0.4 adjoining is the local r. of the Technical Advisers.
47:3.2 This gigantic structure consists of the central r. of
63:2.3 And they safely made their previously prepared r.
73:3.6 In this r. the cream of the civilization of Urantia was
74:1.5 children spent some time together at the family r.
74:2.3 Eden as the runners went in great haste to the r. of
134:8.10 Jesus met Tiglath coming up to the r. with food.
137:1.1 On the way back to John’s r. he asked Jesus many
139:5.1 on their way from John’s r. on the Jordan to Cana of
178:3.5 to the last mortal r. with his chosen ambassadors of
179:1.6 This supper is their last r. with Jesus, and even in
179:5.6 The remembrance supper is the believer’s symbolic r.
191:5.1 back with them to their r. at the Mark home.
rending
184:3.15 he was exceedingly angry, and r. his outer garments,
rends
158:5.1 spirit which possesses him r. him in convulsions
renegade
65:2.3 virus bodies really belong to this group of r.
139:12.13 the sordid and sinful business was all over, this r.
renegades
67:5.5 r. who had already converted the Father’s temple
renew
34:2.4 You r. the face of the earth.”
89:5.4 to kill and eat their own children in order to r.
97:7.8 Those who wait upon the Lord shall r. their strength;
121:7.5 that God would “create a clean heart within and r. a
131:2.6 They who wait on the Lord shall r. their strength;
144:5.81 R. our minds by the transformations of the
146:2.13 “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and r. a right
156:5.12 refresh the soul, inspire the mind, and r. the spirit by
renewal
89:10.6 The forgiveness of sin by Deity is the r. of loyalty
138:9.1 together until after the resurrection and the r. of
160:2.8 Association with one’s fellows is essential to the r.
renewed
4:1.6 cease to function; all things are constantly being r..
68:6.4 population is increased, the inevitable struggle is r.;
108:6.3 admonished men that they should be r. in the spirit
125:6.13 Mary set to work with r energy to mold his thoughts
130:1.2 fresh opportunities for r. service and wiser living.”
135:10.2 denounced with r. vehemence the corrupt political
150:5.4 the gospel with new power and with r. energy and
153:0.2 Matthew was putting forth r. efforts to replenish
renewing
34:6.5 “according to his mercy, through the r. of the Spirit.
143:2.4 inner soul by the constant spiritual r. of your mind
147:8.4 guide you continually, satisfying your soul and r.
renews
150:8.2 day by day and every day, r. the works of creation.
160:1.12 Master brings that relaxation which r. the mind;
renounce
171:2.4 If you are unwilling to r. all that you are and to
177:5.2 and some will r. the gospel and desert you.
renounced
193:4.14 repudiated a sacred cause, r. his holy calling, and
renovated
52:7.12 This is the same r. earth, the advanced planetary
renovation
61:2.5 this was pre-eminently the age of mammalian r.
70:8.15 1. Biologic r. of the racial stocks—the selective
renown
77:2.3 were the ‘mighty men of old,’ the ‘men of r..’”
renowned
15:14.2 Orvonton is r. for the manner in which justice
35:3.22 for the order of Melchizedeks in Nebadon is r.
42:9.1 When a r. religious teacher reasoned that the number
124:4.8 rabbis, exemplified by the r. Nazareth teacher, Jose.
124:5.5 continue his education in the r. Hebrew academies.
124:6.7 Joshua had performed his r. exploits, according to
126:5.3 a teacher, probably the successor of the r. Gamaliel
133:4.13 Athens, which was more r. as an educational center,
139:5.11 Leah, later becoming the r. prophetess of Hierapolis.
rent
129:2.4 For two years the r. of this house was applied on
147:7.2 lest, when it is wet, it shrink and produce a worse r.
173:1.6 the air was r. by the bellowing of a drove of some
rental
173:4.2 he sent servants to the tenants to receive his r..
rented
126:5.10 This was the year that Jesus r. a considerable piece
rents
69:9.15 made secure their titles, landlords could collect r.,
renunciation
36:3.9 volunteer, by taking temporary r. vows, to remain
65:1.8 Life Carriers must either leave the planet or take r.
69:5.1 Capital is labor applied as a r. of the present in favor
89:3.0 3. RENUNCIATION AND HUMILIATION
89:3.1 R. came as the next step in religious evolution;
89:3.2 this new religious doctrine of r. appeared,
89:3.3 negative form of this ofttimes foolish ritual of r..
89:3.6 was only natural that the cult of r. and humiliation
89:4.7 R. was the negative form of propitiation; sacrifice
177:4.6 where he wished to make public and formal r. of
reopened
132:4.8 The judge r. the case, and when the evidence had
134:6.16 Later it was r. as a Mithraic temple and eventually
reorganization
23:4.5 Paradise, is undergoing a definite and certain r. in
67:2.1 the hands of Daligastia as trustee, pending the r. of
67:5.1 The complete and radical r. of the whole world
71:1.19 6. Conquest and r. of weak and backward peoples.
86:7.4 increasing philanthropy, and more industrial r.,
93:6.8 to effect the r. of the Salem dairying projects.
99:1.6 the work of social reconstruction and economic r..
99:2.1 world-wide social reconstruction and economic r.
138:10.11 the r. made necessary by the desertion of Judas,
139:5.10 Philip participated in the r. of the twelve, and was
156:6.9 began the r. of his scattered, tested, and depleted
163:0.1 After devoting a few days to the r. of the camp,
195:9.4 moral, economic, and political r. of the world.
reorganize
77:2.5 chromosomes of specialized Urantia pattern to r.
130:5.1 Paul sent Titus to the island to r. their churches.
133:2.3 resolved to r. his home when he returned to India.
140:8.10 Jesus did not come to r. the world; even if he had
141:7.2 we will r. and classify these teachings as follows:
reorganized
98:3.7 r. the state priesthood, re-established the state
reorganizing
134:1.7 The Adjuster had been actively engaged in r. the
140:8.1 may most profitably be put in this record by r. the
repair—see repair shop
55:2.3 bid farewell to the world of his origin, and r. to the
76:5.5 disintegration gradually gained on the process of r.,
repair shop
123:5.6 from many lands passed in and out of his father’s r..
127:3.1 to make a payment on the old family supply and r.
127:3.7 Jesus began work in the old family r. and was greatly
128:2.3 but Jesus spent most of his time at the caravan r..
128:2.3 Jesus left James in charge of the r. while he went
128:2.6 When he returned to the r., he did not again
128:3.1 The purchase price of the r. was over one third paid.
128:6.3 final payments had been made on the caravan r.;
128:6.11 The children were always welcome at the r. shop.
128:7.7 time to training James in the management of the r.
128:7.13 Jesus presented full title to the r. to James,
128:7.13 stipulated that, in return for the gift of the r., James
134:1.3 spent some time at the r. with his brother Joseph,
repaired
162:4.4 two priests then r. to the silver funnels leading to
repairing
140:0.1 lingering near the shore r. their nets and tinkering
repay
164:1.3 is more, when I come back again, I will r. you.
167:1.5 and the halt cannot r. you for your loving ministry
repeat
118:0.11 for no matter how many times you r. this addition to
123:5.5 while the pupils would in unison r. it after him.
139:6.5 Let me r.: I have come that my brethren in the flesh
140:10.1 Many times did he r., “Be you therefore perfect,
152:1.5 To r. these phenomena, we would have to go into
153:2.12 I r., I am this living bread, and every soul who
160:2.10 I r., such inspiring and ennobling association finds
162:4.3 turned about to face westward, to r. their chants,
165:5.1 Would you be willing to r. these words for our
192:3.2 knelt in a circle about the Master and heard him r.
repeated—adjective
20:4.2 Even when a planet is blessed with r. magisterial
40:4.1 after r. services of this sort or following some
47:6.1 the advancing mortals as they make these r. visits
64:7.17 it was the tradition of these r. glacial advances that
65:2.13 prehuman status, having suffered such r. losses of
66:5.25 with steam power, notwithstanding the r. urgings of
75:4.5 Eve had told Cano of this oft-r. warning on the
79:5.5 began to suffer r. defeats at the aggressive hands
94:2.3 This belief in the weary and r. transmigrations
119:3.5 beloved ruler chose to engage in these r. bestowals
137:3.6 in spite of Jesus’ r. warnings that they tell no man
137:4.17 and sympathy become responsible for r. episodes of
137:7.1 her oft-r. exclamation: “I cannot understand him.
153:1.3 to r. rehearsals in disappointment and provided
176:4.7 look for his glorious appearing, even for r. comings
183:4.2 called their attention to Jesus’ oft-r. teachings
repeated—verb
67:1.6 when sin has so many times been chosen and been r.,
140:7.4 Jesus many times r. to his apostles the two great
143:1.1 the twelve r. their experiences with the subjects of
143:5.13 r. to John that Jesus had really told her all about
160:3.2 When these experiences are frequently r., they
162:4.4 And as they r. these lines, they would wave their
168:3.6 so many times r.: “It is better that one man die,
185:2.14 insisted that these charges be r. in Jesus’ hearing.
189:4.13 when Mary Magdalene r. the words which Jesus had
189:4.14 The women r. the story of talking with Jesus to the
repeatedly
1:3.8 and I have r. returned to the presence of the Father.
5:1.11 Mortal man may draw near God and may r.
10:3.1 R. throughout the Urantian writings there occurs this
12:7.2 the habits of God, his way of r. doing things;
12:7.2 that God does the same thing in the same way, r.,
13:2.7 though you shall surely stand r. at the “right hand of
20:2.6 Avonals may r. serve in a magisterial capacity on
20:3.3 Such technical visits occur r. in the long history of
22:10.5 I have been sent to attack and solve; and I have r.
28:5.10 When you stand, as I r. have, in the special
48:2.23 You may r. subject yourself to the test of these
59:2.2 The land masses were r. covered with water; only
62:1.3 r. cut off by the southern invasions of the glaciers.
66:1.3 early sought a commission as Planetary Prince, but r.
70:2.20 r convinced that peace is best for his material welfare
75:7.4 I had personally and r. warned Adam and Eve, both
109:6.2 If an Adjuster should r. fail to attain fusion
113:2.4 their personal or group guardians may r. serve in
120:2.2 all you have r. declined arbitrarily to accomplish
123:6.6 R. Jesus sought the explanation for the difference
124:4.7 Joseph and Mary had r. instructed Jesus as to the
132:6.2 they went r. to comfort this mother and her children,
133:6.4 of these talks Jesus had r. used the word “soul.”
137:7.3 Peter r. sought to persuade Jesus to launch forth
139:0.1 Jesus r. dashed to pieces the hopes of his apostles
139:4.4 aged apostle did not hesitate r. to refer to himself as
140:8.14 He r. refused to lay down laws regarding marriage
141:5.4 R. Jesus told them it was not his desire that those
144:2.5 widow in that city who came r. to this unjust judge
148:8.3 out into the lake and, after r. plunging him into the
153:5.1 r. had he crushed their fondest expectations, but
155:3.8 Jesus r. taught his apostles that no civilization could
166:0.1 Jesus r. called the attention of his apostles to the fact
167:7.4 for have I not r. told you that I have other sheep
173:2.7 Jesus had r. asserted that all his teaching and
178:2.1 wherein he r. alluded to the future transactions of
179:4.1 I have r. told you that I must return to the Father.
180:3.4 If this were not true, I would not have r. told you
181:2.9 I have r. told you that my kingdom is not of this
182:2.3 “My brethren, the Master has r. told us that his
182:3.8 these armies of heaven have r. been warned not to
184:2.10 that he had r. denied his Master by the crowing of
repeating
123:5.2 committed to memory, by the method of r. aloud,
and Jude, r., “My hour has come—let us go to John.”
150:8.4 This ritual consisted in r. numerous passages from
162:4.4 associated with the r. of the Psalm for the day,
repellent
42:3.4 2. Subelectronic matter—the explosive and r. stage of
133:8.1 were not so shocking to Indians, but they were r. to
repels
171:7.2 but when it is devoid of grace, it often r. affection.
repent—see repent—imperative
2:2.2 The Father does not r. of his original purposes of
76:2.8 Fear, and some remorse, led him to r..
97:1.4 words, “The Strength of Israel will not lie nor r.,
97:1.4 nor repent, for he is not a man, that he should r..”
131:10.4 they would certainly be led to r. of their evil ways
134:9.8 “The kingdom is at hand; r. and be baptized.”
143:5.5 “My Lord, I r. of my manner of speaking to you,
169:3.2 but if one go to them from the dead, they will r..
175:1.6 offering your last chance to come forward and r.,
186:1.4 I r. that I have done this; here is your money.
repent—imperative
135:3.4 and proclaim to all men: “R.! Get right with God!
135:5.7 John went forth proclaiming: “R., for the kingdom
135:7.3 his early and cryptic message: “R. and be baptized.”
136:0.2 coning kingdom, the burden of his message was: R.!
136:1.5 “R. and be baptized, for the kingdom is at hand.”
144:6.9 John’s apostles preached, “R. and be baptized.”
194:4.4 R., that your sins may be blotted out; that the
repentance
2:6.3 of the goodness of God leads erring man to r..”
48:6.8 preaching “the goodness of God, which leads to r.,”
53:2.5 Lucifer was long offered opportunity for r., but
53:9.1 To all who would show proof of sincere r., Michael
54:4.2 how a loving father can long wait for the r. of an
54:4.3 provided the extended mercy might conduce to r.
54:4.6 this merciful delay provides time for r. and
76:5.1 Adam and Eve were duly informed that their r. was
76:5.2 sincere r. had made it possible for Adjusters to
91:5.2 Confession, r., and prayer have led individuals,
92:1.4 fear is then further conditioned by remorse and r..
92:3.2 incantation, inspiration, revelation, propitiation, r.,
97:4.5 Hosea preached forgiveness through r., not by
97:4.6 Hosea continued to preach r. and forgiveness,
119:3.4 This emergency Material Son effected the r. and
131:3.3 Restraint is born of r..
131:5.5 I bow before the God of heaven in r. if I have
133:4.12 not fear to meet the judgment of God if your r. is
135:5.8 rough-and-ready preacher of righteousness and r.,
135:6.4 been asked to submit to the baptism of r..
135:6.7 I warn you to bring forth fruit worthy of sincere r.
135:8.1 caused many to join John’s cult of r. and baptism.
135:9.7 this cause came I out of the wilderness to preach r.
136:0.2 to preach, there remained the exhortation to r., but
136:1.5 There was much talk about r.; wherefore the mighty
136:2.1 baptism as a rite of r. or for the remission of sins.
137:8.10 “John did indeed baptize you in token of r. and for
137:8.17 “John came preaching r. to prepare you for the
138:8.8 difference between the r. of so-called good works
138:8.8 John had taught them “r.—to flee from the wrath
140:10.1 Said Jesus: “John preached a baptism of r., sorrow
140:10.1 Preach r. to those who stand in need of such
143:1.5 first to heed the call to r. and acceptance of sonship
143:2.7 goodness of God that leads men into genuine r..
144:6.9 As to whether or not r. should be attached to the
149:6.4 The goodness of God leads to r.; the beneficence of
150:5.5 they will be led to voluntary r. of all known sin.
150:6.1 “Forgiveness in Relation to R.,” “Peace and
159:1.2 ninety and nine righteous persons who need no r..
159:1.2 even before they have seriously thought of r..
161:2.4 Our piety springs from r., but his piety springs
167:5.2 to the realization of the need for r., confession,
169:1.2 the ninety and nine just persons who need no r..
169:1.3 taught that divine acceptance comes after your r.
173:3.2 even though they appear to refuse the call to r.,
174:1.1 I maintain that r. and confession must precede the
174:1.2 the readjustment of r. by the child with forgiveness
repentant
53:9.1 r. and salvaged personalities will be exempted from
96:7.7 “He is gracious to the r. and says, ‘Deliver him from
159:1.2 In your religion God may receive r. sinners; in
159:5.16 The Jews had heard of a God who would forgive r.
187:4.7 Just after the r. thief heard the Master’s promise that
repentants
135:8.4 Scores of r. were standing in line awaiting their turn
repented
67:4.7 misled planets have since heartily r. of their folly;
113:6.10 notwithstanding that many sincerely r. of their folly,
136:1.4 and that “He r. that he had thus made man.”
136:1.5 The Jewish nation had not wholeheartedly r.;
136:2.6 When Jesus was baptized, he r. of no misdeeds;
147:5.4 “You have indeed r. of your sins, and they are
163:6.5 would have long since r. in sackcloth and ashes.
169:1.3 that the Father accepts you even before you have r.
173:3.1 ‘I will not go’; but afterward he r. and went.
repents
4:3.4 God r. of nothing he has ever done, now does, or
131:8.5 If a man recognizes the evil of his ways and r. of
159:1.2 there is more joy in heaven over one sinner who r.
161:2.4 Jesus never r. of misdeeds because he transgresses
167:7.5 the presence of the angels over one sinner who r.,
169:1.2 there is more joy in heaven over one sinner who r.
169:1.4 one sinner who r. and returns to the Father’s fold.
repercuss
36:5.16 they do not r. in the Supreme Being when acting on
115:4.5 so far as triodity relations r. directly in the Supreme
repercusses
22:7.14 this conjoint effort r. in certain phases of the
repercussing
113:7.8 achieve ultimate spirit two-in-oneness, r. in a new
repercussion
11:9.3 Paradise appears to have been the inevitable r. to
21:3.23 The r. of the totality of this Creator-creature
23:4.3 a Solitary Messenger (a conjectured personality r.
42:12.14 the physical r. of the creative action of spirit-mind.
82:1.1 propensity and marriage is its evolutionary social r..
105:6.4 3. The creature r. to finite-reality promulgation
106:8.19 God the Absolute as the personal r. of the union
repercussional
57:5.7 The r. ejection of gas from the opposite side of the
60:3.11 profound r. changes along the Pacific shores of
94:3.5 again, very close to the truth of the r. synthesis of all
105:2.2 of “first” volitional expression and “first” r. reaction
105:5.1 to the r. adjustments of the functional triunities.
repercussions
9:3.7 are not reflections, derivations, or r. of anything or
11:9.4 The energy and material r. of the acts of Deity could
22:7.8 the r. of creature trinitization are not eternal in
32:3.13 These creature transactions are the universe r. of
54:6.5 Of the many valuable r. of the Lucifer rebellion
54:6.3 the beneficial r. continued to multiply and extend
56:2.1 the material r. of Deity are correlated the one with
56:7.0 7. UNIVERSAL EVOLUTIONARY R.
56:7.1 accompanied by well-defined r. of enlarged deity
56:10.18 Truth meanings are the mortal-intellect r. of the
65:4.4 phases of possible chemical reactions and biologic r..
67:7.0 7. REMOTE REPERCUSSIONS OF SIN
67:7.2 But not so with the external r. of sin: The impersonal
67:7.7 sin’s far-flung r. in administrative, intellectual, and
75:5.0 5. REPERCUSSIONS OF DEFAULT
81:6.40 the full outworking of their material and social r..
91:5.0 5. SOCIAL REPERCUSSIONS OF PRAYER
91:5.2 is very effective in that it is highly socializing in its r..
91:5.3 But the social r. of such prayers are dependent on
92:5.12 there were religious r. to the teachings of both,
95:5.14 the r. of his work persisted for centuries in Greece
98:0.4 Christian ethics were fundamentally r. of the earlier
99:3.2 attended by astounding political and economic r..
99:5.5 the potential of religion for effecting social r.
99:5.6 the believer is certain to have powerful r. in the life
105:6.0 6. REPERCUSSIONS OF FINITE REALITY
105:6.1 the many r. to creative actualization of the finite,
105:7.18 stupendous r. of the far-flung cosmic panorama of
106:4.4 But irrespective of the administrative r. attendant
115:6.7 the trends of Supremacy by observing the r. of such
117:5.5 but the universe r. of the experience of all men do
117:5.7 they can and do transmit the impersonal r. of
120:2.9 But no superhuman r. will attend your earthly
130:4.2 are the time-space r. of the Paradise Pattern and
134:6.14 The r. of Jesus’ teachings would have been much
repersonalization
37:3.8 intervenes between mortal death and the hour of r.,
45:6.7 a mortal child of the realms will be accorded r. on
49:6.5 With each seraphim of assignment to the r. of a
49:6.9 this is the r. of the dead just as literally as when the
66:2.9 The entire transaction of r., from the time of the
73:6.2 Only in the planetary r. are they dependent on this
112:3.5 now static formulas of identity, are essential to r.
112:5.8 the detail working of the universal plan of mortal r.,
112:5.13 is unconscious during the period from death to r.
112:5.16 The situation which makes r. possible is brought
112:5.19 3. When these prerequisites of r. have been
112:5.19 And this completes the r., reassembly of memory,
112:5.20 The fact of r. consists in the seizure of the
112:5.20 gradual; at death and upon r. the change is sudden
repersonalize
27:1.4 And as you there spiritually r., you will recognize
113:6.6 guardian seraphim will r. you and re-present you to
repersonalized
40:9.3 When sleeping survivors are r. on mansion worlds,
47:2.4 are also r. on the finaliter world of the system,
49:6.3 most survivors are r. at the inauguration of a new
49:6.7 Thus the sleeping survivors of a planetary age r. in
49:6.8 These mortals may be r. in the morontia life
49:6.9 these evolving creatures are r. on the first mansion
49:6.12 who die when too young to have Adjusters are r. on
66:4.1 the Prince’s staff were r. on Urantia as supermen.
76:5.3 he and his companion would probably be r. in
76:6.2 Adam and Eve were r. and reassembled in the
112:4.4 mortal associate belongs to a group that will be r.
112:5.10 the ranks of the sleeping survivors who will be r.
repetition
6:4.2 and needless r. of function is never encountered;
12:7.4 not a habit-bound slave to the chronicity of the r.
65:6.8 from reactive habits of behavior in response to r. of
90:5.3 a prostitution of former ritualistic r. of holy names.
94:10.2 Tibetans keep up an endless r. of sacred rituals and
123:5.5 learned his lesson by reading aloud and constant r.
136:8.8 that he would not lend his mission on earth to a r.
144:4.2 The earnest and longing r. of any petition, when
187:5.2 Jesus resorted to the r. of passages in the Hebrew
187:5.2 r. in his mind of a portion of the Book of Psalms
repetitions
110:6.6 nevertheless, numbers of decisions, frequent r.,
110:6.6 persistent r., are also essential to the habit-forming
140:6.11 go apart by yourselves and use not vain r. and
146:2.15 would be rendered more efficacious by ornate r.,
replace
14:5.7 the forward impulse of eternity, r. its forerunner,
52:2.6 national life begins to r. tribal organization or rather
55:4.10 orders of liaison ministers largely r. the midwayers;
65:4.3 creating new cells to r. any fellow cells which may
72:6.1 a determined effort to r. the self-respect-destroying
84:5.12 pitiless competition will certainly r. that chivalry
99:0.1 problem of religion was the endeavor to r. evil with
121:8.3 matter added at the end to r. the latter one fifth of
replaced
55:2.5 epochs of human evolution are r. by ecstatic joy
60:4.5 On land the fern forests were largely r. by pine and
61:2.5 Brains and agility r. armor and size in the progress
71:2.12 when the whims of human rulers are r. by legislative
81:2.9 the simple story of Andon and the flint was soon r.
86:2.5 Thus is the fear of existence r. by the joy of living.
87:2.10 advance in civilization when inheritance of kin r.
89:4.4 and propitiation r. the older methods of avoidance,
103:3.4 the element of magic is r. by the concept of morals.
147:7.3 the notion that all olden teaching should be r. by new
replaces
101:5.14 the assurance of truth r. the assurance of faith.
replacing
124:6.16 and the r. of “the government of a universe on his
replenish
41:7.14 being able to r. their material losses by the intake of
44:5.9 form of rest required to r. the energy losses incident
59:6.9 species, born to adversity, went forth to r. the seas.
153:0.2 was putting forth renewed efforts to r. the treasury
replenished
44:5.8 Morontia and spirit energy must be r just as certainly
63:2.7 The Primates ancestors of Andon had often r. fire
138:10.6 to see that the budget was balanced, the treasury r..
139:7.3 as it was Matthew’s duty to keep the treasury r..
181:2.14 to keep the treasury r. which your brethren do not
replete
1:0.5 as r. in their sphere of divine perfection as God
2:7.4 Truth is beautiful because it is r. and symmetrical.
14:5.2 central universe is so rich and full, complete and r.,
15:7.10 worlds containing thousands of r. institutions
19:3.6 combined conclusions are not only complete but r.
23:2.17 we all enjoy the satisfaction of a more r. function.
26:9.4 and perfection is r. in the supremacy of divinity.
27:5.1 perfect and r. repositories of the truth of eternity
28:5.7 the Voices of Wisdom are living, current, r.,
28:6.4 ready to supply their superiors with an up-to-date, r.,
28:6.5 These are the actual, full and r., living records of
30:4.26 spirit development is complete, even though not r.,
32:3.1 Havona is an existential, perfect, and r. universe,
40:7.3 a r. statement regarding Adjuster-fused mortals.
44:4.4 These universe languages are far more r. than the
46:4.9 the purely spiritual zones is no less exquisite and r.
70:12.5 natural ability and who have been made wise by r.
72:1.3 Their natural resources are r., and by scientific
73:5.8 Urantia harbored such a beautiful and r. exhibition of
93:9.6 The teaching of Melchizedek was full and r., but
108:0.2 The infinite God is, as always, r. and complete,
120:3.9 but wholly and supremely r. as evaluated on the
127:6.13 He lives a full, representative, and r. life on Urantia.
127:6.15 r. in the understanding of human nature, and full of
132:2.9 it has become divinely complete and spiritually r.;
139:8.7 special and outstanding trait of his r. personality,
repletely
32:2.8 has been so completely organized and so r. manned,
39:5.17 These abundant reserves r. provide for every
126:5.2 Jesus’ subsequent teachings, which so r. reveal his
repleteness
2:2.2 and perfection of r. in the mandates of the Father.
2:7.3 r. of personal experience as well as in the length
10:0.3 Deity unity coupled with the r. of volitional
28:5.12 But the sublime r. of these transactions is beyond my
30:4.33 elaborate, and with more r. divinely illuminate,
31:1.1 viewpoint of one born in perfection and divine r..
46:4.9 perfection of beauty and r. of appointment would
104:3.3 In some manner the eternal r. of infinity must be
111:6.6 the exquisite r. of the all-inclusive nature of the First
repletion
106:0.18 R. is continually being superimposed upon
replica
72:4.5 The school government is a r. of the national
86:4.8 The Hebrews conceived that a phantom r. of the
replied—see replied—with Jesus
125:4.3 r., “We might have known; he is from Nazareth.”
135:8.5 John r.: “But I have need to be baptized by you.
135:9.4 John r.: “It should be for those who have heard
137:2.6 And Philip r., “He is Jesus of Nazareth, the son of
139:1.6 Peter r.: “And but for your bringing me to the
139:3.8 asked if they were ready to drink the cup, they r.
142:6.4 Then r. Nicodemus: “But how can a man be born
142:6.6 Nicodemus r.: “But I do not understand—how can
148:6.6 And then you remember how Job r. to his friends
151:4.1 he r. to his servants, ‘An enemy has done this.
156:1.3 Norana r. that she and the child would remain
156:1.3 To Peter’s entreaties she r. only: “I will not depart
156:1.5 Norana r. only: “Yes, teacher, I understand your
157:1.1 Peter r.: “Why of course the Master pays the
162:2.9 Eber only r.: “We feared to arrest him in the midst
163:2.5 Matadormus r.: “Master, I will do anything if I
164:4.9 was neither dumb nor lacking in humor; so he r. to
164:4.10 Josiah r., somewhat impatiently: “I have told you
166:2.3 Simon quickly r., “If you cleanse them, you will
169:2.4 And he r., ‘A hundred measures of wheat.
169:3.2 then Abraham r.: ‘My son, you should remember
171:5.2 And one of the beggars r., “Jesus of Nazareth is
181:2.8 drying his eyes, r.: “Master, have no fears for my
183:2.3 but Judas r. that they could not depend upon all
185:8.2 then the mob cheered and r., “His blood be on us
187:1.3 he only r., “What I have written, I have written.”
190:5.3 Cleopas r.: “If you do not know about these matters,
191:6.4 when they r. to his announcement, saying: “Yes,
192:2.8 And of course James r., “Yes, Master, I trust you
192:2.9 Thomas r., “Yes, Lord, I serve you now and always.
replied—with Jesus
53:8.4 divine assurance r., “Get you behind me, Satan.”
119:6.5 “I have simply been about my Father’s business.
124:3.8 Jesus only r., “Very well, my father, it shall be so.”
125:4.3 “thirteen years lacking a trifle more than four
128:1.11 he merely r., “Not I, that is my elder brother.”
128:7.5 Jesus only r., “My hour has not yet come.”
130:2.4 “Since you know the ways of kindness and value
130:4.12 to which Jesus r.: Evil is a relativity concept.
132:6.3 smilingly r.: “Perhaps we will make him all four;
132:6.3 “Not a book—my mission is to live a life in this
132:7.6 And Jesus r.: “Ganid, religions are not made.
132:7.7 Ganid’s father sleepily r., “My son, there are others—
133:1.5 “That test has not yet come, Ganid, and when it
133:6.4 “The soul is the self-reflective, truth-discerning,
133:9.4 “Peace be upon you, and may the blessing of the
135:11.4 “Go back to John and tell him that I have not
137:3.5 “It is better that I tarry here for a while; I must do
137:4.8 “Again I declare that I have not come to do things in
138:1.2 “Yes, John, the men you choose shall become one
140:7.7 May your wisdom equal your zeal and your courage
140:10.4 “How long shall I bear with you! Ever you insist
141:4.2 “God is your Father, and religion—my gospel—is
141:5.1 “James, James, when did I teach you that you
142:2.2 “Jacob, you have well stated the teachings of the
142:2.3 “Suffice it to say that the Father and the Son know
142:7.17 Thomas, how long before you will acquire the
143:5.3 “Everyone who drinks of this water will thirst again,
147:3.2 “John, why would you tempt me to turn aside
149:6.2 “My children, I am not surprised that you ask such
159:5.1 “Yes, James, when you read Scriptures look for
162:1.1 Jerusalem he had r., “The hour has not yet come.”
162:2.1 “No man has taught me the truths which I declare
162:2.2 “The rulers seek to kill me because they resent my
162:2.3 “You claim to know me and to know whence I am
163:2.3 “If you would be ordained, you must be willing to
163:3.2 “No, Peter, but all who put their trust in riches
165:4.5 “My friend, it is not a sin to have honorable wealth
165:4.8 My son, why do you miss the opportunity to feed
165:4.10 “I have come to judge neither the rich nor the poor,
166:1.5 “You, like the Pharisees, delight in the first places
166:2.3 “So shall it be, Simon, and you will soon know the
171:4.6 “I know about Herod and his fear of this gospel
173:1.8 “Have you never read, ‘Out of the mouth of babes
184:1.8 looked upon Annas but only r., “So you have said
196:0.9 Teacher, instantly r., “Why do you call me good?”
replies
91:3.1 pseudo dialogues in which this alter ego makes r. to
102:6.5 believer only r., “How do you know that I do not
132:7.3 but he had always received more or less evasive r..
186:2.2 Jesus declined to make r. to the testimony of
reply—see reply, no
53:8.4 your Master, in r. to the Lucifer proposals, calmly
67:2.2 it was in r. to this amazing message that the noble
100:7.14 he would only r., “My hour has not yet come.”
102:7.7 should God-knowing men r. to such unwarranted
102:7.7 faith-born son of the experiencible Father may r.
125:6.7 prepared to fathom the wisdom of the boy’s r. to his
127:2.7 the chazan, who counseled him about his r. to the
127:3.5 To his inquiries Jesus only made r., “My hour has
127:5.3 made kindly r. to the effect that no amount of money
128:1.15 Jesus would only r., “My hour has not yet come.”
132:7.3 question about Buddha, and he received a direct r..
133:3.7 as Jesus paused for his r., Ganid’s voice choked
134:8.7 the emissaries of Lucifer, Jesus only made r.: “May
134:8.8 Jesus only made r., “The will of my Father be done.”
137:5.2 Only the deep-thinking Andrew dared to make r. to
137:7.3 But Jesus’ r. to Peter ever was: “Be patient, Simon.
139:2.6 hearing the Master’s r., begged to be washed all over
139:5.8 Philip’s effective r. was, “Come and see.”
140:8.9 making r., “Render to Caesar the things which are
143:5.4 and groping about in her mind for a suitable r.,
149:4.1 said, in r.: “Anger is a material manifestation which
150:9.1 in r. to their rude questions and sinister banterings
153:1.7 Jairus’s only r. to all this pleading was: “I have
158:5.1 the disconcerted and humiliated apostles could r.
162:7.3 And when you r. that Abraham is your father, then
164:0.1 r. only, “I would give these teachers in Israel
166:2.8 still the apostles said nothing in r. to the Master’s
174:2.5 he employed the wisdom of making a double r..
174:3.2 Jesus condescended to r. to their mischievous
174:4.3 better part of valor to commend the Master’s r..
175:3.1 the Sanhedrin’s r. to the last offer of mercy ever to
184:1.6 But before Annas could make r., the chief steward
185:4.2 Jesus would not r. to his many inquiries or respond
186:2.2 if he were the Son of God, he unfailingly made r..
191:0.11 said, in r. to a question asked by Philip: “We do not
reply, no
135:8.7 But Jesus made no r..
142:0.2 But Annas made no r..
166:2.8 still the apostles said nothing in r. to the Master’s
167:4.1 At first Jesus made no r..
174:4.6 rulers, the scribes, and the chief priests made no r.
184:1.4 the Master looked full into his eyes but made no r..
184:3.6 he made no r. to their many false accusations.
185:2.15 accusers, but Jesus made no r. to their false charges.
185:4.2 Jesus would not r. to his many inquiries or respond
187:3.4 Inasmuch as Jesus would make no r. to their taunts,
report—noun
18:6.3 They make a threefold r. to their superiors:
19:1.2 I can state that, at the last periodic r. to Uversa,
23:0.2 From the last Uversa r. I observe that there were
25:1.7 last r. of Uversa indicates that almost 138 billion
25:2.9 a third r., with the assistance of the executioner, is
25:3.15 The last r. of registry on Uversa gives the number
28:6.21 a dual and mutually dependent r. of every being
44:4.10 to insure the proper reception of every r. on every
52:1.8 the r. of the Life Carriers that will is functioning,
57:8.7 examine the planet and make a r. on its adaptation
119:3.2 pending its consideration by Immanuel and his r.
122:0.2 After a study of the special r. on the status of
122:0.2 Gabriel was present on Urantia and received the r.
122:10.1 informers returned and made full r. of the recent
128:3.8 Mary was much upset by Simon’s r. that Jesus spent
144:9.1 When Jesus heard their r., he dismissed the
145:2.14 the r. rapidly spread through Capernaum that Jesus
145:2.14 This r. was also carried to all the settlements around
146:6.4 her son from the dead, and many who heard this r.
147:6.2 blasphemy, to return to Jerusalem with their r..
147:6.2 returned to Jerusalem to submit their r. to the chief
154:5.1 heard this alarming r., Rachel hastened word to all
157:3.5 When Jesus had listened to this r., he drew
171:8.5 send for all of you to receive your r. of stewardship
172:3.7 spread the r. among the throngs of visiting pilgrims
186:1.1 As Caiaphas was engaged in making his r. to the
186:3.1 On hearing their r., the Sanhedrin was satisfied
188:3.1 learn of the resurrection of Jesus and to carry the r.
189:5.3 grave, but when they all refused to believe her r.,
190:1.2 When the apostles refused to believe the r. of the
190:1.2 And the women believed their r..
190:1.2 Joseph and David were disposed to believe the r.,
190:2.2 Ruth, of course, believed the r., and so did Jude
191:1.5 not to be too much influenced by his brother’s r..
191:4.1 the more recent r. of the resurrection which had
191:4.1 not difficult for them to believe the r. that Jesus
191:6.1 at the conclusion of the r. of David’s messenger
193:6.1 forgathered to hear the r. of the farewell message of
193:6.2 Peter made a thrilling r. of the last meeting of the
195:6.9 sociologist of today surveys a community, makes a r.
report—verb
18:6.3 They r. pertinent data of a physical and semi-
18:6.3 they r. intellectual and quasi-spiritual happenings
18:6.3 they r. spiritual and semiparadisiacal matters to the
18:7.3 jurisdiction of, and r. directly to, the Union of Days.
22:7.5 At the end of this assigned retreat, if they r. that
24:5.4 and Associate Inspectors do not r. to the Supreme
25:3.14 During the Paradise sojourn they r. to the Master
145:3.12 he sent watchers to r. on the work and teachings of
154:0.3 When the Jews threatened to r. to Caesar that he
154:3.1 The Jewish leaders were able to r. to Herod that
167:7.4 of your heart and to r. on the deeds of the flesh.
185:3.9 when Herod has examined him, r. his findings to me.
186:3.3 instructing them to r. to him quietly on Sunday
189:2.4 fled to their homes, afterward going back to r.
reported
24:6.8 so named because the initial universe broadcast r.
57:1.3 r. to the Ancients of Days that space conditions were
57:8.8 commission returned to Jerusem and r. favorably to
73:3.1 It r. favorably concerning three possible locations:
107:3.2 manifestation of the Father’s divinity which is r. to
108:3.2 Adjuster indwelling each ascending creature are r.
113:6.3 complete records of her complement as previously r.
122:10.1 When they r. to Herod the visit of the priests of Ur
123:6.9 his favorite playmate, and then, two days later, r.
137:2.3 to learn more about the r. coming of the kingdom
153:3.6 it had been r. that Jesus had said, “Salvation is a
153:5.2 Joab, the leader of the evangelists, returned and r.
154:0.1 Herod’s advisers had correctly r. the episode
162:0.2 Matthew had returned to their fellows and r. how
162:1.8 when it was r. that Jesus was teaching in the temple.
167:2.2 the servants went back and r. this to their master.
171:8.6 last of the servants, on being called to account, r.:
172:3.14 they r. to their associates: “Behold, all that we do is
189:2.4 The Romans fled to the fortress of Antonia and r.
190:3.3 it was being r. about the city that Jesus had risen,
190:5.3 And when the women r. this to the men, two of his
193:1.1 had finished their discussions of the r. resurrection,
reporting
15:13.2 for r. to the courts of the Ancients of Days,
113:6.2 the chief of seraphim for r. to the Evening Star
119:4.2 “R. the unannounced arrival of an unknown
135:11.2 after r. concerning the public activities of Jesus,
153:5.2 r. that the revulsion of feeling toward the Master
190:3.1 James had not asked Mary to refrain from r. the
reports—noun—see reports, space
15:13.6 The Recents of Days receive all r. of observations
15:13.6 All such r. are transmitted to the Perfections of
24:2.5 as a magnificent totaling personality for their r.
24:2.6 r. are transmitted neither to Havona nor to Paradise.
24:4.3 The Associate Inspectors receive r. only from their
24:4.3 they make r. only to their immediate superior,
28:2.2 receives instructions from, and makes r. to, only the
35:2.3 periodical r. to the Creator Son independent of all
53:7.11 the r. continuously narrated the unswerving loyalty
134:9.8 Jesus listened to these r. as John slowly worked
135:8.1 back fresh, first-hand r. of the evangelist’s work.
137:7.4 the r. about his baptism and the wine of Cana had
137:7.4 r. of the strange doings of Jesus had been carried to
138:2.1 they made their formal r to the Master and presented
138:2.10 their questions and listening to the details of their r.,
138:10.5 Nathaniel received regular r. as to the requirements
138:10.10 week to week and also made weekly r. to Andrew.
147:0.2 unduly alarmed by the spreading abroad of the r.
153:1.1 to ascertain the truth concerning the disturbing r.
154:0.2 Herod had confidence in Chuza’s r., so much so
159:6.2 The messengers of David were present and made r.
186:0.3 the messengers of David Zebedee brought them r.
186:3.3 David sent messengers every half hour with r. to
188:2.1 received r. of his saying he would rise from the dead.
190:4.1 the r. of the Master’s resurrection, he manifested
190:4.2 Rumors of Jesus’ resurrection and r. concerning the
190:5.2 Cleopas was half a mind to believe these r., but
191:2.1 all this discussion about the r. of the women,
192:0.1 the bribed guards effectively to counteract all such r.
reports, space
9:7.3 all known existence; they contain the universal sr.,
15:9.9 6. The broadcasts of Paradise, the sr. of Havona.
24:6.8 signalized the inauguration of the “sr. of glory,”
26:3.6 the directors of the sr. of all Deity phenomena on
26:9.4 broadcasts of Havona flash forth the sr. of glory,
39:5.15 While planetary sr. are received at noon at the
44:4.10 The transmittal of these sr. is carefully supervised,
46:3.1 on the never-ending stream of universe sr..
186:4.2 were closely attending upon the sr. of the archangels
reports—verb
113:6.2 attending angel r. in person to the commanding
191:6.1 David, who sends us this word, r. that the Master,
repose
3:4.1 store of wisdom as they continue to reside and r. in
3:4.4 perfection of truth and knowledge which r. in the
reposed
23:2.11 to divulge a secret or betray the confidence r. in
67:1.3 no high trust is deemed more sacred than that r. in a
110:1.6 if you only prove faithful to the trust r. in you by the
reposes
116:1.3 the mind potential r. in the Seven Master Spirits.
188:3.8 soul-identity of Jesus now r. in the “bosom of the
reposing
3:4.2 the co-ordination r. in the Isle of Paradise would be
134:6.3 their sovereignties, r. them in the United Kingdom.
repositories
17:8.6 they are the r. of that spirit-mind-power sovereignty
24:7.8 Power Directors are the personal r. of the mind
27:5.1 these perfect and replete r. of the truth of eternity
33:2.4 constitutes these Master Sons the personal r. of the
repository
3:1.7 the Unqualified Absolute, the r. of the uncreated
9:1.3 he is the Deity r. of the Father’s thought and the
11:8.9 Absolute is the revealer, regulator, and r. of that
27:5.2 Paradise may at will have by his side the living r.
56:1.1 the Unqualified Absolute, their ultimate r. in space
159:4.10 instead of appealing to the sacred writings as the r.
repossess
40:9.5 to r. their former human memory experience through
reprehensible
51:3.5 who remonstrated with them concerning their r.
66:8.2 very r. motives which were beginning to dominate
91:7.1 culminate in religious fanaticism, they are all but r..
92:2.3 the never-ending attempts to reconcile olden but r.
92:2.5 and numerous other of their olden and r. customs.
170:5.20 of spiritual brotherhood is both inexcusable and r..
195:0.11 numerous other r. practices of the Persian mystery.
represent
0:2.1 spiritual idealism r. a value level—an experiential
1:7.9 I r. the highest source of information available for
6:0.2 Such distortions of language r. our best efforts at
8:3.9 the Spirit equally r. and similarly serve the Father
9:7.5 r. the emergence of the presence-consciousness of
10:5.5 each seems to r. the Trinity during the prepersonal
10:6.16 they r. this collective attitude of Deity only in the
10:6.16 they r. the Trinity only in those functions for which
12:8.7 beings who may r. a union of both the material
13:1.9 the high beings that exclusively r. the Infinite Spirit.
13:1.12 constitutes the secret of authority to r. the Trinity,
13:1.12 Authority to r. the Trinity attaches only to those
13:1.12 glorified creatures r. no more than the conceptual
14:2.2 The physical realities of Havona r an order of energy
15:12.4 r. the concurred opinions of the Ancients of Days
16:1.2 The Master Spirits singly and collectively r. any
16:1.4 When associated, the Master Spirits r. the Paradise
16:3.8 When it becomes necessary to r. the Father and
16:4.1 They r. the Third Source and Center in the
18:0.10 Supreme Trinity Personalities r. the administrative
18:0.10 they r. the justice and are the executive judgment of
18:3.4 They r. the beginning of the personality records of
19:3.6 We r., in fact are, the counsel of perfection.
19:3.6 Such verdicts r. the nearest possible approach to
19:3.7 One without Name and Number—r. the nearest
22:6.2 Ambassadors r the superior minds of their respective
22:7.14 they r. actualities of Supreme-Ultimate Deity
23:0.1 They r. the initial creative action of the Infinite Spirit
23:2.22 ambassadors from one creation to another, to r.
25:0.9 the remaining four r. attainment levels of the angelic
28:4.5 the primary seconaphim, who are so competent to r.
29:3.11 r. the unpredictable realms of energy manifestation
29:4.34 They r. an order of life which is simply beyond the
31:10.10 The seven finaliter corps r. the divinity response of
32:3.5 personalities who r. self-contained authority and
33:5.4 Paradise ambassadors to the constellations r the final
33:6.4 Ambassadors r. universes to other universes.
33:6.4 System Sovereign to r. that system to other systems
36:5.1 These adjutants r. that function of the mind ministry
37:2.2 The Brilliant Evening Stars r. Gabriel on these
37:2.3 They frequently go to Uversa to r. the Bright and
40:5.1 Mortals r. the last link in the chain of those beings
40:10.4 Does all this r. an intended part of the all-wise
40:10.7 Son-fused mortals r. a slowly accumulating body of
42:5.4 These short and powerful rays r. the initial activity of
42:5.5 and r. the preatomic stage of this form of matter.
43:6.7 utilize living materials to r. their ideas and to capture
43:7.4 the univitatia r. the largest group associated with the
44:1.10 Your ensembles of dancing undoubtedly r. a crude
45:3.22 This council periodically chooses three members to r
45:4.1 they have authority to r. the Master Son in all
46:5.23 revised so as to truly r. up-to-date conditions on the
48:2.1 r. a working combination of spiritual and physical
49:2.13 you r. the average or typical breathing order of
50:1.1 The Planetary Prince and his assistant brethren r.
52:1.4 the performances of primitive man r. a splendid,
55:4.17 r. differing universe viewpoints and diverse personal
55:5.2 in light and life r. the acme of evolutionary material
55:12.4 they are supremacy and only r. God the Supreme.
57:7.3 all derived from the earth’s surface and hence r.
58:5.2 the surface today r. the exudate of ancient volcanoes
59:1.18 These animals r. a variety of early life which has
59:3.4 the mineral deposits r. the sedimentation of sluggish
60:2.10 These sea serpents r. a backward step in evolution.
60:2.12 They r. the nonsurviving strains of bird ancestry.
65:2.3 Many of the fungi also r. a retrograde movement
65:2.4 what bacteria are to the plant kingdom; they r. the
65:2.5 fish family, today r. the stationary types of early
69:1.6 On Urantia they r. a complex organization which
69:5.1 Savings r. a form of maintenance and survival
69:9.14 these “commons” r. the survival of the earlier form
70:10.16 Lynching and dueling r. the unwillingness of the
71:2.8 but they r. the right way even to do a wrong thing.
72:8.2 They r. minor positions of assistantship,
80:9.11 The Basques and the Berbers r. the survival of two
88:2.2 The relics of modern religions r. an attempt to
88:2.9 it does r. real evolutionary progress to advance from
91:0.4 dairymen priests of the Todas do not r. a religious
106:8.18 It will probably r. a minimum distortion of truth if
108:0.1 mission of the Adjusters to the human races is to r.
114:1.1 of twenty-four former Urantians with authority to r.
116:3.2 emanating from these varied intelligence focuses r.
117:1.7 these concepts of divinity r. finite maximums of
117:6.7 a universe self qualified to r. both the Father and
130:4.15 Static concepts may r. a certain knowledge, but they
132:5.15 You are under moral obligation to r. the past
134:3.7 to gain a seat on this faculty—every teacher must r.
134:3.7 independent teachers on the faculty who did not r.
134:6.5 These Americans r. almost all the religions and cults
138:7.1 very soon, you are to r. me in the world and in the
138:7.1 even as I now r. my Father who is in heaven?
139:4.13 John also learned to r. the church as a “spiritual
140:1.7 as I now r. my Father in this life which I am living
140:2.2 I have chosen these twelve to go forth to r. me as I
140:2.2 go forth to represent me as I came forth to r. you.
140:3.1 you have elected to r. me in the world even as I
140:3.1 to represent me in the world even as I now r. the
140:3.14 “I am sending you out into the world to r. me and to
140:3.20 who executes his commission to r. me before men
140:4.1 go on preaching the gospel and aspiring to r. him in
142:7.17 you have been called to r. me in the world, even as
142:7.17 represent me in the world, even as I r. my Father.
151:2.2 seed that fell upon the hardened ground r. Satan,
151:2.3 the seed which fell by the wayside r. one’s habits
159:4.3 The teachings of these books r. the views and extent
160:4.16 They are related in life, but they r. vastly differing
169:4.7 employed to r. the human concept of the Father
169:4.9 As the divine Son he claimed to r. only the Father.
178:3.2 so am I about to send you forth to r. me and finish
180:3.1 I have chosen you out of the world to r. the spirit of
182:1.4 whom I have chosen out of the world to r. me
182:1.4 I must leave these men behind to r. us and our
195:6.10 False religions may r. an evasion of reality, but Jesus
195:7.21 cowardice and courage—r. the performances of mind
representation
4:2.5 can never be the adequate expression, the true r.,
7:2.3 these creations he maintains only a superpersonal r..
8:4.7 The Spirit’s ministry is not restricted to the r. of
13:1.3 each of these sacred spheres enjoys a specialized r.
14:1.9 each is pervaded by a specialized r. of the Infinite
15:9.18 Although Nebadon does not yet have r. on Uversa,
15:10.23 do not maintain any sort of ambassadorial r.;
16:3.2 In a special manner this Spirit is the direct r. of the
16:3.17 natures of the Father, Son, and Spirit, through a r.
16:4.1 The Seven Master Spirits are the full r. of the Spirit
17:5.1 are the joint impersonal r. of the Infinite Spirit and
28:4.5 the seven Reflective Spirits of assignment, such r. is
32:2.6 whereupon does this r. of the Infinite Spirit begin
33:2.3 the Creative Mother Spirit, the local universe r. of
33:8.3 Systems in isolation do not have r. in this assembly,
34:0.1 the Infinite Spirit individualize a new and unique r.
34:1.1 the Creator Son, a new personal r. of the Infinite
34:2.1 even this r. of the Infinite Spirit may not appear to
38:1.1 The Creator Son and the universe r. of the Infinite
45:1.8 But on transition world number six there is no r. of
45:3.22 headquarters, but this r. is suspended by rebellion.
53:1.6 The dragon eventually became the symbolic r. of all
71:2.19 10. Intelligent and trained r..
139:11.9 concern ourselves with aught but the r. of the will
174:5.10 this mighty spirit of the Father’s r. spoke to Jesus
representations
17:4.1 they are actual r. of their respective Spirit ancestors
50:4.9 a test of faith to believe the r. of the semimaterial
110:5.4 also bear witness to the horrible distortion of the r.
representative or personal representative—noun
7:3.1 look to the Creator Son as the pr of the Eternal Son
8:3.6 the Infinite Spirit, the conjoint r. of the divine union.
9:1.1 As the Conjoint Actor, he is the joint r. of the Father
9:8.3 There is no direct r. of the Third Source and Center
10:6.3 the conjoint r. of the Father and the Son to all realms
14:6.17 proof of being the Conjoint Actor, the infinite r. of
15:2.5 the presence of a Union of Days, a r. of the Trinity.
15:11.2 to the superuniverse councils elects a native r..
18:6.1 these counselors, who acts as the r. of the Trinity,
23:2.18 responsible to their resident r., the Union of Days.
24:5.2 an Assigned Sentinel, who acts as the direct r. of
33:4.4 the personal administrative r. of the Creator Son.
33:5.1 pr. of the Father to the court of the Creator Son;
37:1.9 Gabriel, functioning as the pr. of the Sovereign Son
37:8.5 is the pr. of the Supreme Executive of Orvonton.
37:9.9 liaison between the Creator Son and the universe r.
40:8.3 court of inquiry, sanctioned by a pr. of the
40:9.3 the Divine Minister, the r. of the Infinite Spirit in the
43:4.1 the Faithful of Days, the r. of the Paradise Trinity
43:4.2 present on Edentia as the pr. of Immanuel since the
43:5.6 4. The Most High adviser, the pr. of Michael since
43:5.7 Most High executive, the pr. of Gabriel stationed on
50:1.1 Planetary Prince is the sole r. of complete divinity,
54:5.10 9. On Jerusem the pr. of the Supreme Executive
55:4.16 the omniaphim who functions as the pr. of the
67:3.1 Gabriel volunteered to act as the r. of the Creator
70:1.19 stake all on the outcome of a contest between a r.
70:6.5 Ordinarily a r. was chosen to impersonate him,
72:2.1 legislatures, which consist of one r. for each one
74:2.5 embracing a r. of each of the six Sangik races;
84:4.4 relegate trouble to Eve, Pandora, or some other r.
114:2.3 the Assigned Sentinel of Satania, the direct and pr.
114:3.1 sojourn on your world to act as their executive r.,
114:3.2 as the r. of the twenty-four Jerusem counselors.
120:0.4 but he can rule as the supreme r. of the Trinity
120:1.2 I, as the pr. of our Father, assume the unqualified
128:4.1 A r. of this merchant had sought out Jesus when
139:4.4 that John was his chosen pr. in so many matters,
139:7.2 appointed Matthew the financial r. of the apostles.
144:6.3 I am the r. of the Father to the individual, not to
157:6.5 not merely as a teacher but as the r. of the Father,
158:3.3 The universe r. of the Infinite Spirit, the immediate
181:2.17 and since you have thus served as my pr.,
187:2.3 a society of Jewish women who always sent a r. to
representative—adjective; see representative government
7:0.5 not always truly r. of the character of the Son,
10:5.5 Neither the Ultimate nor the Supreme are wholly r.
10:6.16 These orders are not r. of the attitude of the Trinity
15:11.1 It is on such worlds as Uversa that the beings r. of
16:1.3 then and there are they collectively r. of the power
16:3.15 The Seventh Master Spirit is not organically r. of
16:3.16 No one of the Seven Spirits is organically r. of the
18:4.3 clear to you and at the same time be somewhat r.
22:7.10 resultant magnificent creature-trinitized sons are r.
33:4.3 the Bright and Morning Star will ever be fully r. of
43:2.5 finaliter and consisting of one thousand r. mortals.
44:2.10 spectacles r. of the purpose of such gatherings.
45:7.3 universe is organized and administered on the r. plan.
45:7.5 To receive nomination for r. honor a candidate must
46:5.27 occupied by a group of 619 planetary memorials r.
49:6.18 they are most often r. of the final phases of human
55:8.2 Assigned Sentinel, r. of the superuniverse Supreme
61:2.6 venerable frog, the only remaining group r. of man’s
70:12.1 are best regulated by the r. type of civil government
70:12.2 the ideal government is the r. system wherein
72:1.5 monarchy to a r. form of government was gradual,
78:1.5 3. The Andonites maintained five or six fairly r.
79:2.2 But the so-called aborigines of India are hardly r. of
82:6.1 peoples of color have only two r. races persisting in
94:9.1 It was more r. of the Melchizedek truths than any
108:4.5 prepersonal spirits are r. of the Father’s direct and
114:3.5 the twenty-four counselors, who are r. of Michael
120:0.5 Thus has his administration become r. of the
127:6.13 Jesus lives a full, r., and replete life on Urantia.
134:5.12 when such a r. or democratic world power controls
134:6.13 The political sovereignty of r. mankind government
135:5.6 would interpose some r. intermediary, the Messiah
136:1.2 the coming Messiah as the perfected and r. Israelite,
140:4.1 he was so eloquently and perfectly r. of his Father.
159:4.2 they also contain much that is far from being r. of
193:0.2 This is the most r. group of believers—apostles and
representative government
45:5.6 govern themselves by universal suffrage and r..
45:7.3 for the assumption of the high responsibilities of r..
45:7.3 R. is the divine ideal of self-government among
45:7.7 are then carried to the citizenship registrars of r.,
52:3.10 R. begins to take the place of the monarchial form
52:4.6 self-government we refer to the highest type of r..
52:7.5 R. is vanishing, and the world is passing under the
70:12.1 best regulated by the r. type of civil government
70:12.2 the ideal government is the r. system wherein
70:12.2 there was entirely too much war to permit r. to
70:12.19 acting as governors upon the engines of r. on an
71:2.0 2. THE EVOLUTION OF R. GOVERNMENT
71:2.9 the evolution of a practical and efficient form of r.,
71:2.13 R. is unthinkable without freedom of all forms of
71:2.15 R. assumes the right of citizens to be heard.
71:2.17 R. presupposes an intelligent, efficient electorate.
71:2.19 survival of democracy is dependent on successful r.;
72:1.5 monarchy to a r. form of government was gradual,
72:2.1 This continental nation now has a r. with a centrally
74:5.7 Adam and Eve had come to institute r. in the place
74:5.7 Adam abandoned all effort to establish r., and before
134:5.12 power to make war into the hands of a r. of all
134:6.13 The political sovereignty of r. mankind government
195:2.1 Romans bodily took over Greek culture, putting r.
representatives
9:3.6 power centers, and other r. of the God of Action
13:4.2 The Master Spirits are the supreme and ultimate r. of
15:10.20 the seven Reflective Spirits and through them r. of
15:10.21 The Reflective Image Aids also function as the r. of
15:10.21 and the superpersonal spirit r. of the Eternal Son.
15:10.22 At almost all times it is possible to find r. of all
15:11.2 These r. are chosen by the high councils of such
15:13.6 local system headquarters do not have Trinity r..
16:4.7 The Seven Master Spirits have personal r. who
17:1.1 of a type that could function as their universal r..
17:1.8 the headquarters of each superuniverse choose r.
17:8.6 3. As diversified r. of the Conjoint Actor they are the
18:1.2 The remaining three act as the personal r. of triune
22:2.4 not effected until the candidate corps contained r.
22:3.2 it has r. among a recently trinitized class of this order
24:4.2 Executives, being their personal and powerful r. to
24:5.1 and liaison r. of the Seven Supreme Executives.
28:4.4 the personal r. of the Third Source and Center on
30:1.13 others, like the superpersonal r. of the Eternal Son,
33:6.4 Consuls are r. of constellations to one another and
33:8.3 three members from each system and seven r. from
37:2.1 these beings function as Gabriel’s r. at the capital of
37:2.3 missions to the individual planets as his personal r..
37:4.1 assigned as central and superuniverse r. to the local
37:4.3 they continue to function as r. of the higher
37:8.5 the Assigned Sentinels in the local systems, are r. of
40:6.1 The mortal races stand as the r. of the lowest order
45:7.4 selects its ten r. to sit in the constellation legislature.
45:7.4 All r. or other delegates are selected by the council
46:5.13 Teacher Sons come nearest to being the personal r.
50:1.3 Being quite alone as r. of divinity on the individual
55:4.13 the r. of these superuniverse rulers enter into new
55:8.1 world, and each planet sends its ten r. thereto.
55:9.1 the r. of the superuniverse assume new and more
66:7.7 India together with r. of the red men and the blue
70:6.5 Rulers soon appointed r. to be in charge of
70:12.5 For r. in the legislative branch they should elect only
72:2.6 participate in the election of both classes of r., but
76:5.6 and Eve, physical r. of the universe government
93:10.7 Adam and Eve or certain of their progeny as r. of
104:0.3 Paradise Trinity of Deities, or even any of their r.,
108:3.2 number as designated by the r. of the Ancients of
119:0.2 the local universes of space in the persons of his r.
120:0.7 instructed by the personal r. of the various Deities
133:1.2 or be administered by chosen r. of the group?
140:6.8 You are my personal r.; but do not err in expecting
140:8.20 this is just why he chose as his personal r. twelve
140:9.2 commissioned to go forth in the world as his r..
142:7.17 ambassadors of a spiritual kingdom, special r. of
157:4.6 a faith which could stand what his chosen r. had
184:0.1 R. of Annas had secretly instructed the captain of
188:1.1 taking Jesus down from the cross and the r. of the
189:2.3 a numerous host of the r. of all orders of celestial
190:1.7 ere his chosen r. are willing to believe his word or to
192:4.8 Master’s well-meaning r. began that subtle process
represented
8:5.1 Second and the Third Person of Deity are r. on all
9:8.6 The Third Source and Center is r. in the grand
14:4.20 The Infinite Spirit is r. on the Havona worlds by a
17:2.2 effort of the Supreme Creator Personalities, r. by the
19:2.3 the knowledge and wisdom r. in the doings of
22:10.4 first of our ideas was r. by a High Son Assistant
28:4.5 Though each Master Spirit is already r. on a capital
32:3.4 the Father is absent in person, being r. by his Sons
32:3.4 being spiritually r. by the prepersonal presence of
32:3.5 he is personally r. by its Creator Son, sometime
49:2.9 groups, although some are very sparingly r..
52:4.5 would be r. by two and one-half hours of your time.
53:2.3 the plans of the Father, as they are r. in Michael,
53:8.2 “Satan came also,” claiming that he r. all of the
59:2.9 every type of life below the vertebrate scale was r. in
61:3.13 The dog family was r. by several groups, notably
65:2.10 descended from the frog family, is today r. by four
65:3.3 This particular ancestral frog r. our third selection,
66:3.6 The city r. the best practices of those early days in
68:5.4 these various forms of hammers r. one of the great
69:8.5 The herders were the first capitalists; their herds r.
70:1.21 The practice of declaring war r. great progress.
75:4.6 project constituted evil because it r. the wrong way
76:4.8 selected from all the surrounding tribes and r.
78:6.6 This group r. the survival of many superior Nodite
81:4.14 in India, as in South America, all three types are r..
87:4.5 This dualism r. a great religio-philosophic advance
88:4.6 These superstitions r. the emergence of the human
89:3.5 contracts with the gods and, in that sense, r. true
89:8.6 And all this r. a new device for insuring against bad
92:3.3 The observances of such a creed r. the extension of
93:3.8 and whom he r. to Abraham as a God who would
94:1.3 The polytheism of these Aryans r. a degeneration of
95:2.7 believed that the stars twinkling in the night sky r.
97:5.2 Isaiah r. the God of Israel as saying: “Judgment also
113:6.1 you, except the identity of continuing existence r.
114:3.4 The Urantia government is r. in the councils of
114:3.5 The constellation authorities are r. directly by a
121:2.6 The temple service at Jerusalem r. the survival of a
134:3.6 thirty religions were r. on the faculty of this temple
135:3.2 the great image, which Zacharias had told him r.
136:9.6 with the hosts of heaven at his command, r. the
139:0.2 These twelve men r. many different types of human
140:3.20 represent me before men even as I have r. my Father
148:1.1 as far as India, were r. among the students in this
148:1.3 r. the material from which (excepting Abner and
153:3.7 rabbinic system of rules which was r. by the oral law
167:5.5 the social practices r. by either their written laws or
168:5.1 if they permitted Lazarus, who r. the very peak of
173:2.8 the Sadducees now r. a majority of the Sanhedrin.
175:3.1 it r. their reaction of bitter resentment toward Jesus’
181:2.16 “Andrew, you have faithfully r. me as acting head of
182:1.4 even as I have r. you in this world during my
190:1.2 the five women who r. that they had seen Jesus
194:4.6 but even that r. the greatest religion mankind had
representing
0:3.24 the Infinite is an actual value-level r. the eternity-
0:12.12 more than one thousand human concepts r. the
9:1.4 operates not only as an infinite spirit r. the Son but
11:7.3 a maltese cross, with the horizontal arms r.
11:7.3 the vertical arms r. unpervaded (reservoir) space.
18:1.2 one r. the Father, one the Son, and one the Spirit.
18:5.4 absent while r. the Ancients of Days at the
18:5.4 They alternate with the Perfections of Days in r.
20:8.1 they may become spiritual ambassadors r. the local
35:1.4 special ambassadors, r. one universe to another in
35:5.5 as consuls r. constellations within the native universe
45:7.4 body charged with the duty of r. the system groups
66:2.7 fifty females of the Andon and Fonta posterity, r.
82:5.10 relationships, cases r. no blood relation whatsoever.
93:10.5 remain forever a planetary minister r. Christ Michael.
93:10.6 function as vicegerent Planetary Prince r. Christ
101:5.11 religions are sponsored by the bestowal spirits r. the
107:5.6 appear to transmute some mind factor r. a union of
120:0.4 he was aspiring to the privilege of r. the maximum
134:8.6 Satan (r. Lucifer) and the rebellious Planetary
140:0.3 dedication to the sacred work of r. their Master in
140:1.7 the solemn responsibility of r. me in the world
154:0.1 special commissioners r. the Jerusalem Sanhedrin.
170:4.8 five points as r. the cardinal features of the gospel
188:0.3 a group of Jews r. the Sanhedrin had gone out to
190:1.7 laymen, r. the first attempt at the socialization of the
represents
0:3.25 personalities such a concept r. the exercise of faith.
0:4.13 Paradise r. nothing and nothing r. Paradise.
2:4.5 Divine mercy r. a fairness technique of adjustment
4:5.4 even by the shedding of blood, r. a religion wholly
5:6.13 And this r. my efforts to present the relation of the
7:3.3 That which r. true spiritual value in your petitions
9:7.2 the reflective personalities there stationed, r. the
10:3.19 The Conjoint Actor r. the Father-Son association,
10:8.2 the Supreme thus partially r. the Trinity in relation
11:9.8 such an achievement r. the reality of a spiritual
15:1.4 r. the nearest physical approach of the spheres of
15:3.1 The vast Milky Way starry system r. the central
15:8.3 and the anywhere-present velocity of energy r.:
17:2.2 transaction, occurring in the dawn of time, r. the
19:4.5 such a disclosure r. the divine conclusion, the sum
24:5.2 Much as an Associate Inspector r. the Seven
31:0.1 The Corps of Mortal Finaliters r. the present known
33:1.2 not only personifies the Eternal Son but fully r.
33:1.2 He even r. the Father-Son.
34:1.3 a stupendous drama in few words, but it r. about
34:4.11 This record r. the confusion of two presentations,
34:6.10 And all this r. but the preliminary steps to the final
36:2.12 The chief of Melchizedeks often r. the Creator Son
42:2.7 This r. the first basic change in space potency and
42:4.12 this difference in atomic weight r. the actual loss of
42:9.4 hypothetical ether, which r. an ingenious attempt of
44:1.13 Tuneful syncopation r. a transition from the musical
46:1.2 mature ultimaton and r. almost exactly ten ounces of
47:7.1 Transport to the fifth mansion world r. a forward
47:10.7 cultural education r. the introduction of survivors to
49:2.14 This type r. a radical or extreme adjustment to the
50:1.1 the Planetary Prince r. the last effort of the Eternal
51:4.2 a distinct group of mortals r. variation at the expense
55:3.12 Each of these successive ages r. advancing
56:10.2 This r. man’s effort to discern God in mind, matter,
56:10.9 Divine goodness r. the revelation of infinite values
58:7.9 Much of the older sandstone and conglomerates r.
64:7.19 r. the only contact of the North American red man
65:4.4 wound healing and cell reproduction r. the choice of
68:5.9 this era r. the highest type of material civilization.
69:5.5 Capital r. the saving of property in spite of the
70:11.7 Reference to precedent in court decisions r. the
71:0.1 the state r. society’s net gain from the ravages and
72:9.7 every free and intelligent group of citizens r. a vital
77:2.8 And this new feature of human life on Urantia r.
77:2.11 This period r. not quite seventy years, and such lives
87:5.2 Religion r. man’s adjustment to his illusions of the
90:5.3 The habit of swearing, profanity, r. a prostitution
91:0.4 Only, among the Todas, this r. a regression of their
91:1.1 The practice of prayer r. the unintended, but
91:2.8 Prayer r. one technique associated with the natural
92:2.6 it simply r. the humanly conceived ideal of reaction
93:6.4 This covenant of Melchizedek with Abraham r.
101:1.1 it r. true experience with eternal realities in time,
105:6.1 The entire promulgation of finite existences r. a
105:7.17 God the Sevenfold r. the personality and divinity
110:6.15 This level r. the highest possible realization of
112:1.6 1. Length r. direction and nature of progression—
112:1.15 (response to a drive) r. the attitude of the whole
114:3.5 the resident governor general r. Salvington as well as
117:4.5 the personality of each human r. an irreplaceable
117:5.13 spiritual character r. the creature’s capital
117:6.6 This intriguing period of grand universe function r.
118:1.9 this r. our best concept of eternity and the eternal.
118:10.19 morontia mota r. a real advance in this direction.
132:5.24 10. That part of your fortune which r. the earnings
133:5.7 Quality, being a matter of mind interpretation, r. an
133:6.5 the soul is that part of man which r. the potential
149:4.2 “Anger is a material manifestation which r.,
151:2.2 The seed which fell by the wayside r. those who
151:2.2 rocky places, and which sprang up so suddenly, r.
151:2.2 The seed which fell among thorns r. those who
151:2.2 some sixty, and some a hundredfold, r. those who
151:2.3 My idea of this parable would be: The seed r. the
151:2.3 which fell by the wayside on hardened ground r.
151:2.3 The seed which fell among the thorns r. those who
151:2.3 some sixty, and some a hundredfold, r. the natural
155:1.5 r. the measure of your truth endowment, your
160:1.14 linked with the gospel, r the new religion of maturity
160:5.1 to that which r. our highest concept of the ideals of
161:1.9 That personality r. man’s highest concept of human
161:1.9 God also r. man’s highest concept of divine reality
162:6.1 shall be filled with the spirit which this water r.,
169:4.3 that concept of God which r. the measure of your
177:2.5 the family r. to the young child all that he can first
181:2.5 the fact that age oftentimes r. experience,
182:2.3 such a course r. his attempt to fulfill his Father’s
195:7.10 The sincere effort of man to become a mechanist r.
195:7.16 Art r. the human and time-space evaluation of
195:7.21 In language, an alphabet r. the mechanism of
repressed
14:5.11 were not given you merely to be frustrated and r..
repression
103:2.1 in life as a result of mental conflict, emotional r.,
140:4.7 Moral worth cannot be derived from mere r.—
reprimand
139:5.7 but such a r. would so hurt Philip that he would
185:8.2 Pilate had recently received a r. from Caesar, and
reprimanded
139:5.7 But Jesus never r. him for such thoughtlessness;
reproach
62:5.5 They were mildly cognizant of pity, shame, and r.
166:1.5 Master, in some of your statements you r. us also.
187:3.3 Even the two thieves also railed at him and cast r.
reproached
187:4.1 But when he had r. Jesus, the other thief, who had
reprobates
175:1.18 You wicked r.!
reproduce
14:0.2 who aspire to duplicate in time and to r. in space
29:2.1 The Power Directors are not able, individually, to r.
29:2.1 can and do r.—create—other beings like themselves.
36:6.3 while creature ability to r. is the specific and
44:1.14 endeavoring to r. the strains of a great orchestra by
44:2.6 The historic pageanteers—those who dramatically r.
49:1.6 Mice r. much more rapidly than elephants, yet
51:1.6 where they r. and carry on as material citizens of the
69:7.3 but like the elephant, many of them would not r. in
69:7.3 man’s presence, and that they would r. in captivity.
71:3.8 are supported and permitted to r. without restraint.
79:2.7 culture can be preserved only if the superior stocks r.
167:7.2 Angels are a direct creation, and they do not r.
174:3.2 In him you all do live, r., and possess your mortal
reproduced
36:2.16 highest form of life is r. by a life-carrying bundle
77:2.2 For when the corporeal staff later r., it was
reproducers or heavenly reproducers
44:0.7 2. H..
44:2.0 2. THE HEAVENLY REPRODUCERS
44:2.1 a distorted concept of the functions of the h.,
44:2.2 There are seven groups of the h., and I will attempt
44:2.10 Very often and effectively the h. collaborate with the
44:2.10 the r. associate themselves in tremendous spectacles
44:2.11 groups of r. in their morontia educational activities.
reproducing
36:2.11 fundamental arrangements of the r. configurations
36:4.3 The midsonite creatures live and function as r beings
37:9.9 They are a r. order of sonship, being created male
45:5.3 These Material Sons are the highest type of sex-r.
45:5.6 On Jerusem these r Sons are permitted to experiment
51:4.8 authorities, pass upon the fitness of the r. strains.
52:3.4 tendencies are very nearly eliminated from the r.
75:8.4 combined with that of the r. beings once attached
84:6.7 co-operation is capable of maintaining and r. society.
133:2.2 that divine experience of r. yourselves in the lives
144:5.59 Thus r. you imperfectly in this sphere As you are
reproduction
1:7.6 human father’s personality does not prevent the r.
14:6.14 Son the gratification of parental craving, spiritual r..
23:1.10 possess no power of personality extension or r.,
35:5.2 Sons, the Melchizedeks, possess no power of r..
35:8.7 Neither do these Sons engage in r.; their number is
36:2.11 —trait determiners—in the sex cells of human r..
36:6.7 activated plasm the prerogatives of organismal r..
38:1.1 engages in her initial solitary effort at spirit r..
44:1.14 music employs all seven modes of expression and r.,
44:2.1 things of supreme value, things worthy of r. but
44:4.1 artisans are devoted to the preservation and r. of the
44:4.7 with the task of preserving thought for r. by oratory.
45:5.4 number is being constantly increased by natural r..
45:6.7 There is no r. of mortal kind after the life experience
46:5.27 model is forty miles in diameter and is an actual r.
49:1.2 the technique of living cell r. is slightly different in
49:3.4 Almost every act of living, aside from r., differs,
52:4.5 the restriction of r. among the less fit and poorly
52:5.9 has already been largely eliminated by selective r..
55:6.3 R. is regulated in accordance with planetary
55:6.3 the selective r. of those racial strains which exhibit
65:4.4 and reaction concerned in wound healing and cell r.
66:4.10 their instructions the staff did not engage in sexual r.
67:4.2 Daligastia ordered immediate resort to sexual r.,
77:1.4 the Planetary Prince authorized the r. of midwayers
77:2.4 if they engaged in sexual r., their progeny would
77:2.4 the followers of Nod, actually engaged in sexual r.,
79:2.7 multiplication of inferiors, with decreasing r. of
82:1.1 sufficient to insure their coming together for the r. of
82:2.1 and exclusively interested in the r. of the species.
82:2.1 Nature compellingly insists on r. but indifferently
82:3.1 biologic tension of man’s unremitting urge to r.—
84:5.11 Woman is man’s equal partner in race r., hence just
84:6.7 the continuation of civilization and insuring the r. of
87:5.5 The organs of r. were thought to be the only fetish
142:4.2 why should all men frown upon the r. of grace
reproductions
11:9.5 are never reflections; they are duplications—r..
17:4.1 perfect r. of their Reflective Mother Spirits;
25:1.2 nearest to being the pattern for the long list of r. of
reproductive
16:8.15 series of the cosmic mind of parental r. pattern.
36:4.3 enseraphiming deprives them of r. prerogatives.
36:6.3 Salvington worlds are always devoid of r. powers.
36:6.3 two essential attributes—mind endowment and r.
45:5.4 In the exercise of their r. functions they are not
47:2.2 physical status at the time of death except for r.
51:1.2 the r. potential of the Adams would be nonfunctional
51:1.3 differing only in r. nature and in certain chemical
51:1.8 these Sons are rematerialized for r. function on an
52:7.5 r. rate of racial increase is intelligently controlled.
65:6.3 The spore is most efficient as a r. agent, but it lacks
77:1.2 supermaterial creatures without r. prerogatives.
82:1.2 The entire r. experience was free from imaginative
84:1.6 the fact that the r. function entails the mother-child
84:6.1 The r. urge unfailingly brings men and women
84:7.7 tend to eliminate from the r. stream of the race those
88:1.7 the r. function received only a limited amount of
reproof
131:3.6 but safety is found only when the soul craves r.
146:2.5 all my counsel, and you have rejected my r.,
172:1.7 which he took as a personal r., that Judas finally
reprove
143:5.9 drew aside, no man daring to r. him, while Jesus
161:2.3 While he does not hesitate to r. us, it is plain to all
reproved
75:4.2 “the voice in the Garden” r. them for disobedience.
123:5.12 who r. Ahab and exposed the priests of Baal.
167:6.1 r. them, saying: “Suffer little children to come to me
172:1.6 Mary has r. all of you in that by this act she
172:1.6 This woman shall not be r. for that which she has
reproving
97:4.3 startled his hearers when, pointing a r. finger at them
reprovingly
125:6.5 His father looked r. at him but said nothing.
reptile
59:6.8 the first step in the evolution of the frog into the r.
60:2.11 were also a reversion from the land type of r., but
65:2.9 all prehuman evolution was executed when the r.
reptiles
60:1.2 but numerous sandstone footprints of the land r. may
60:1.9 epoch, the r. appeared in full-fledged form.
60:1.9 They developed rapidly, soon yielding crocodiles,
60:1.9 developed rapidly, yielding crocodiles, scaled r.,
60:1.9 and eventually both sea serpents and flying r..
60:1.9 Their transition ancestors speedily disappeared.
60:1.10 earlier r. were smaller, carnivorous, and walked
60:2.2 These monstrous r. are buried throughout the Rocky
60:2.9 ferocious sea serpents, descended from the land r.,
60:2.10 this is what happened when these two types of r.
60:2.12 These ancient flying r. grew to be ten feet long,
60:2.12 For a time these flying r. appeared to be a success,
60:2.14 And so did these sluggish land r. perish in ever-
60:2.15 the height and the beginning decline of the r.,
60:3.20 60,000,000 years ago, though the land r. were on
60:3.22 the age of birds as well as the declining age of r..
61:3.14 R. were similar to modern types—snakes, crocodiles,
65:2.9 and ostriches—all descended from the enormous r.
65:2.10 The kingdom of r., descended from the frog family,
88:1.5 many moderns believe in the charm powers of r..
Reptilia
65:2.8 The frogs gave rise to the R., a great animal family
65:2.10 the massiveness of the passing R. found echo in
reptilian
60:1.0 1. THE EARLY REPTILIAN AGE
60:1.10 These rapidly evolving r. dinosaurs soon became
60:2.0 2. THE LATER REPTILIAN AGE
60:2.1 120,000,000 years ago a new phase of the r. age
60:2.14 One hundred million years ago the r. age was
60:3.1 the end of the long r. dominance and witnesses the
60:3.22 it sprang directly from the r. group, not from earlier
61:1.2 sprang suddenly from the pre-existent r. ancestor
61:1.9 A small r., egg-laying type of mammal flourished,
61:2.5 and destroying the remainder of their r. ancestors.
61:2.6 The surviving members of the early r. families are
65:2.12 It was from a little r. dinosaur of carnivorous habits
republic
72:1.5 The present r. has now been in existence just two
republics
72:1.4 many different orders of government—abortive r.,
repudiate
96:3.4 But the king later saw fit to r. this treaty, giving as
repudiated
132:1.3 moral values and r. its spiritual goal of attainment.
159:5.9 the better half of a Scripture while he r. the lesser
175:3.2 Israel had r. the Son of the God who made a
193:4.14 forsook his fellows, r. a sacred cause, renounced his
repudiating
99:3.6 while vehemently r. institutionalized religion, are,
repudiation
89:10.5 The confession of sin is a manful r. of disloyalty,
repugnant
12:7.3 It is r. to the divine nature to suffer any sort of
131:4.6 Let no man do to another what would be r. to
136:9.7 The idea of battle, contention, and slaughter was r.
155:6.5 a belief in things which are spiritually r., unholy,
repulse
142:6.2 The Master made no attempt to r. his secretive caller
repulsive
4:5.4 Such beliefs are utterly r. to the celestial beings and
62:3.6 mammals capable of showing disgust in certain r.
80:1.6 in Europe, had no religious practices which were r.
reputable
88:3.3 a medicine bag, a pouch containing a r. assortment
150:2.2 the attitude of r. society toward women who
reputation
84:4.4 witches were women did not improve the olden r.
88:1.1 The same thing is true of the r. of many medicines
90:1.5 many resorted to these tricks and deceptions, their r.
127:5.1 considering his r. as a spiritual leader, it was not
130:5.1 The Cretans of that time did not enjoy an enviable r.
133:5.12 were intellectually proud of their r. of another day
139:6.3 Nathaniel was proud of his family, his city, his r.,
147:5.3 a woman of unsavory r. who had recently become a
149:2.6 fame of Jesus rested chiefly upon his r. as a healer,
152:1.3 About this time Jesus’ r. as a healer was at its very
194:3.12 these embittered struggles with an enhanced r.—
reputations
90:2.10 olden shamans established their r. as voices of God
repute
162:3.1 Jesus dealt with a certain woman of evil r. who
reputed
70:7.15 seance at which ghosts were r. to have appeared.
74:8.12 This spurious document, r. to be the teachings of
122:4.4 would sit upon the throne of David and, by the r.
124:2.4 youths attacked Jesus, relying upon his r. docility,
126:1.2 site of the tomb of Simeon, a r. holy man of Israel.
128:1.14 told about the experiences of the r. tribes of Ruben,
130:1.2 the ship landing from which it was r. that Jonah
133:6.1 enormous temple dedicated to her worship was r. to
135:6.7 (The twelve stones to which he referred were the r.
135:9.3 see the new attraction in John’s camp, the r. Messiah
136:1.3 Many of their r. Messianic predictions, had they
136:1.4 But this r. symbol of the Divine Presence was not
136:6.6 even greater wonders than Moses, who was r. to
138:3.7 pleasure-seeking throng of publicans and r. sinners.
145:3.1 environs were agog over these r. miracles of healing;
150:7.2 The people of Nazareth were never r. for piety and
192:4.1 and to find out the truth about these r. appearances.
reputedly
90:3.8 wrath is still prevalent among many r. civilized
125:4.3 unwittingly entered the forbidden and r. sacred
request—noun
5:3.3 There is absolutely no self-r. or other element of
18:6.5 A Union of Days acts only at the r. of the local
28:4.6 Nebadon Voices, upon r., will present the Michael
33:5.2 to the Sovereign Son but gives counsel only on r..
36:6.8 acting in this capacity by r. of the Melchizedek Chief
37:4.3 when serving on r., they often voluntarily place
38:9.14 [Presented by a Melchizedek acting by r. of the Chief
39:2.17 by the directors of assignment or upon the r. of
39:9.4 [Presented by a Melchizedek acting by r. of the Chief
42:12.16 on duty in Nebadon and by the r. of Gabriel.]
45:4.19 ascension regime for the time being, on Gabriel’s r.,
50:0.2 the reception of a r. from the Life Carriers for the
50:2.4 the Planetary Princes have only to make r. of their
53:2.5 The Faithful of Days of Edentia, on the r. of the
54:6.11 acting in this matter by r. of Gabriel of Salvington.]
56:10.22 by a Mighty Messenger visiting on Urantia, by r. of
63:7.3 these revelations, but this r. was wisely denied them.
65:4.9 Prince would have been granted on the r. of the
66:1.3 when his r. came up for approval in the constellation
66:2.6 The r. was granted on Jerusem and approved on
66:6.5 were never sent to a race except upon the specific r.
73:0.2 This r. was addressed to the Most Highs of Edentia
91:8.6 Prayer may be a wholly selfish r. or a true gesture
119:2.3 Simultaneously with the reception of this r. on
119:3.2 Upon the r. of Michael, action on the petition of
119:8.1 signified their desire to comply with this r. to their
120:1.6 in accordance with your explicit r. that I thus act
120:2.4 4. In accordance with your r., Gabriel and all
128:5.8 that Jacob should come to him making formal r. for
130:6.2 making the least effort to answer your appealing r.
132:5.14 and in response to the rich man’s r. for more detailed
134:8.2 And his r. was granted.
134:8.6 This r. was granted.
135:12.7 sat at meat with him, he would not deny the r..
136:9.13 final r. that he allow followers to make him king.
137:1.6 even before these others made r. to be received.
137:1.6 You, my brethren, have no need to make r. for
137:1.6 even before you thought to make this r. of me.
139:3.8 remembered it was the mother who made this r..
139:5.5 complied with his steward’s r. to “be shown.”
140:8.13 were to be given out as alms except upon his r. or
142:2.1 he came to Andrew making r. to see Jesus privately.
143:6.2 Sychar believed the gospel and made r. for baptism,
144:1.9 Jesus’ discourse on prayer in answer to Thomas’s r.:
144:1.10 answer to Thomas’s r., to teach them a suggestive
144:9.1 and, going to Herod, made r. for his body, which
152:0.1 When Jesus heard the r. of this father, he said: “I
152:0.2 the large crowd which had heard the father’s r.
153:1.7 I have granted this r., and I will not violate my word.
156:1.7 did comply with this r., the mother and the child
158:1.8 apostles to witness this scene because of Jesus’ r..
164:4.11 God would do such a thing only at the r. of a true
165:5.1 And in response to Andrew’s r., Jesus said: “Yes,
167:1.4 He made no r. of Jesus for healing, but the Master
168:2.2 I am thankful that you heard and granted my r..
169:1.6 the father heard this r., knowing how unhappy the
171:0.4 Jesus promise in advance to grant whatever r. she
171:0.5 When Jesus heard Salome’s r., he said: “Woman,
171:0.5 to come to me secretly, making this unseemly r..
171:0.5 that you bring your mother to make this r. of me;
171:0.6 secretly go with their mother to make such a r..
171:0.7 remembered the foolish r. she had made of Jesus
171:5.3 when Jesus heard this r. and saw his faith, he said:
174:5.1 so we come to you, Sir, with the r. to see Jesus,
177:4.1 specific r. to refrain from entering Jerusalem,
183:2.3 he promptly refused to accede to their r. and
183:2.3 so since his wife had asked him not to grant the r..
183:2.3 present and making personal r. for this assistance,
186:0.1 When John heard his Master’s r., he hastened off to
186:0.2 John arrived bearing the r. to see his mother
187:5.3 The last r. that the mortal Jesus made of his fellows
187:5.7 When Pilate heard this r., he forthwith sent three
188:0.3 When he heard the r., he quickly signed the order
188:2.2 the official r. of the Sanhedrin that a Roman guard
188:2.3 When Pilate heard this r. of the Sanhedrists, he
189:2.3 the chief of archangels had been granted this r.,
189:2.7 the celestial hosts had been granted their r. to afford
request—verb
50:2.4 the Planetary Princes have only to make r. of their
83:5.13 often grew tired of bearing children and would r.
135:12.6 “I r. that you forthwith give me the head of John
137:1.6 even before these others made r. to be received.
140:6.14 Peter ventured to r. of his Master that “I have just
142:2.1 he came to Andrew making r. to see Jesus privately.
144:9.1 and, going to Herod, made r. for his body, which
147:1.1 “Teacher, we earnestly r. you to go over to
167:1.5 the host will have to come to you and r. that you
183:2.3 present and making personal r. for this assistance,
188:2.2 We have come before you to r. that you issue
requested
33:5.2 in the executive affairs of the universe except as r..
50:2.2 assistance, and if such aid is not voluntarily r.,
55:10.5 Later on, and as r. by the System Sovereigns, one of
74:5.2 Adam had r. his advisers to remain on earth with him
119:8.1 and personally r. them forever to remain on duty in
123:6.9 Nahor r. permission to lay the whole matter before
130:2.7 the young man r. Jesus to tell him the difference
133:3.1 Ganid r. Jesus to take him to the service.
134:8.2 Jesus r. that he be permitted to go up to his last
135:8.2 Jesus r. that they postpone the discussion until the
140:7.1 “It shall be as you have r.; we will remain here
143:5.1 but he r. that they go with their brethren, saying:
144:1.10 believers constantly r. to be taught how to pray.
145:1.1 cleaning and mending their nets when Jesus r.
150:1.1 Jesus r. David to summon his parents back to their
158:4.7 Andrew frankly confessed defeat and r. the father to
163:2.4 concerning the requirements of ordination and r.
168:1.12 why the Master had r. that the stone be removed;
177:3.4 David’s mother did as her son r., and the runners
182:2.2 were loath to return to their tents even when r. to
183:2.1 Judas r. the captain to assemble the guards and
183:2.3 they went at once to the fortress of Antonia and r.
184:2.4 it was John who had r. that the girl let Peter pass
190:3.1 James, Jesus’ brother, had r. that nothing be said
requesting
146:5.3 messengers r. that he heal sufferers at a distance.
171:5.2 and rebuked him, r. him to hold his peace; but
184:2.1 and when he spoke to her, r. that she let Peter in,
185:3.1 r. the prisoner to sit down, Pilate sat down by his
requests
7:3.6 such purely selfish and material r. fall dead; they do
7:3.6 they do not ascend in the circuits of true spirit values
45:4.1 agents for executing the special r. of Gabriel and
91:4.3 petitions and often consist in r. for material favors.
141:7.12 any man for advice; Jesus never made r. for prayers.
180:6.7 Hitherto have you made all your r. in my Father’s
require—see require, not
2:6.6 neither does it r. a mediator to secure the Father’s
5:5.1 the moral situations r. the making of choices in the
14:4.10 above the human level r. a concept of “beginnings
15:5.14 planetary evolution would r. the narration of
15:8.2 r. a little over 968 million years to complete the
17:4.2 they r. the assistance of their Image Aids in all
17:4.2 Days, as the content of the communication may r..
19:2.5 The Perfectors of Wisdom will always r. this
20:5.6 it would r. the bestowal of a Creator Son to effect
23:2.23 When it develops that it will r. hundreds of years for
26:3.8 in one hour of Urantia time as would r. a thousand
27:7.4 it would r. hundreds of years for the average
29:4.1 like all other space traversers they r. the assistance
30:0.2 It would r. numerous additional papers to cover the
31:2.3 of 999 fellow messengers, and as occasion may r.,
32:3.14 so does the perfect central universe r. the existence
36:2.17 far-reaching projects of life metamorphosis may r.
37:5.9 Whenever fairness and justice r. an understanding of
38:4.3 neither do seraphim r. complements of being when
40:10.9 If some phase of their universe ministry should r.
41:3.8 younger stars whose gigantic respiratory heaves r.
42:5.5 rays r. extraordinarily high or low temperatures for
46:2.2 morontia world of living things both r. moisture,
48:2.2 created for their specific function and r. no training
48:2.17 These early morontia-form changes r. seven days
50:6.5 And it will r. age upon age to retrieve the resultant
53:3.3 r. all personalities to acknowledge allegiance to this
54:5.12 to take its full and natural course, even if it should r.
70:1.18 Saul did not hesitate to r. one hundred Philistine
75:3.6 this would r. hundreds of years to consummate,
81:6.40 these r. the passing of time for the full outworking
84:7.21 these more imaginative and adventurous youths r.
97:5.6 O man, what is good; and what does the Lord r. of
99:5.11 Christians dare to r. God-conscious men and women
102:7.6 But it does r. brilliance of mind to answer these
103:7.4 insight will always r. the harmonizing function of
110:7.5 But it will r. an eternity of the future for an Adjuster
117:6.20 Havona and the seven superuniverses r. each other
120:1.3 you so unvaryingly r. all your creatures to master
126:4.5 And what does the Lord r. of you but to deal justly,
134:6.2 but it will r. mankind government to regulate the
140:3.17 therefore do I r. of you during your mortal life that
140:5.1 But fatherly affection would r. that you should love
141:5.1 What I r. of you, my apostles, is spirit unity—
155:5.8 religions of authority which r. only intellectual
155:6.9 The religions of authority r. of men uniformity in
162:2.9 And even then does not our law r. fairness?
163:3.3 Shall we r. those who would follow you to give up
173:1.3 practice to r. the temple dues of one-half shekel
175:1.22 the Judge of all the earth shall r. of this people
176:3.4 you confess that you knew I would r. of you an
176:3.7 your hands will the Master of truth r. a reckoning.
181:2.10 unless the rulers presume to r. of you the homage
186:5.2 did not decree, demand, or r. the death of his Son
191:5.3 but I r. of my disciples life, even a life of loving
require, not
2:6.6 neither does it r. a mediator to secure the Father’s
3:5.16 The inhabitants of the Havona worlds do not r. the
38:4.3 neither do seraphim r. complements of being when
73:6.2 Mater. Sons do not r. the tree of life for sustenance.
99:5.10 Jesus did not r. of his followers that they should
107:6.7 Adjusters do not r. energy intake; they are energy,
123:3.10 —when his mother did not r. his help about the house
138:6.2 did not actually r. this day of rest, he conformed
155:6.5 My Father does not r. of you as the price of
196:0.13 Jesus does not r. his disciples to believe in him but
required—see required, not
5:5.14 in union with a divine Adjuster, is all that is r. in
7:4.7 evolution, revelation, and ministration—and if r.,
10:8.4 the minimum number of beings r. to activate the
11:4.4 one million times that actually r. for such purposes.
14:1.12 standard day is based on the length of time r. for
14:3.1 that no intellectual system of government is r..
17:3.1 One of each of the seven types is r. in order to
17:4.2 all seven are r. for the full and proper presentation
18:6.4 all other r. personalities up to the supreme councils
19:4.9 adjudication that may be r. by time-space conditions
19:7.4 It r. 109 days of your time for me to journey from
20:5.4 It is only r. that each inhabited world have one
22:9.4 Uversa to bring back beings whose presence is r.
22:9.4 when, for any reason, their presence is r. on Uversa
25:4.1 the plans of evolutionary creation has been r. of all
26:3.4 some sort of co-ordinating influence would be r.,
26:3.4 to give assistance wherever and whenever r..
26:5.5 Here you will be r. to pass the tests of the circle
26:7.1 far-more-arduous spiritual exertion that will be r.
27:7.3 But no ascendant being is ever r. to enter upon the
28:6.3 seconaphim who can instantly portray anything r.
28:6.6 testimony of the Memories of Mercy if they are r..
28:6.11 they portray the element of time which will be r. in
30:0.2 additional papers to cover the further revelation r. to
31:7.2 trinitized offspring—any being r. in the prosecution
33:3.4 sustain the Son in all of everything he may be r. to
34:3.2 time is actually r. in traveling from one location to
34:7.1 though eternity may be r. to fulfill the commission,
35:8.2 these beings were r. to pass through certain courses
36:3.5 transmit the spark of life, start the r. revolutions of
41:5.5 The great energy of velocity r. to escape the gravity
42:1.8 even if age upon age be r. for the completion of the
44:0.13 are r. constantly to impart their superior knowledge
44:5.9 it is also a necessity, a form of rest r. to replenish the
45:6.8 the training which such ascenders are r. to undergo
46:1.3 physical channels of conduction yields the heat r. for
46:7.6 Spornagia are bisexual and procreate as they are r.
47:7.2 vocabulary, still additional enlargement being r. for
50:2.2 they are not arbitrarily r. to ask for such assistance
52:4.5 The daily work r. to sustain one’s independence
53:2.2 Lucifer first announced his plans to Satan, but it r.
55:10.10 the archangels will be r. in universe administration.
56:9.9 though another eternity may be r. to experience
57:1.6 liaison staff was r. to inaugurate the energy whirl
57:3.8 It r. almost one million years to complete these
57:5.2 These titanic heaves r. three and one-half days to
60:2.3 dinosaurs r. such an enormous amount of food and
61:7.12 it r. a like span of time to complete its northern
63:2.3 While it r. unusual courage for them to undertake
66:4.1 While it r. almost a thousand years for the news to
66:5.20 It r. thousands of years to persuade them to burn
68:2.10 other emotions and impulses which r. a social arena
68:6.11 are r. to administer the lower levels of industry,
69:7.2 thus being able to kill them as they were r. for food.
69:9.7 marriage r. the consent of the tribal ruler.
72:7.7 referendum is r. before any state can borrow except
72:7.7 as well as for men and materials, as it may be r..
72:8.2 such officials are only r. to have state degrees of
72:8.7 Parental consent is r. before twenty-five in order to
73:7.1 sinking was not sudden, hundred years being r.
76:1.1 It r. almost a full year for the caravan of Adam to
81:2.9 of so-called natural phenomena has r. ages,
82:2.5 it has always been r. of wives that they be faithful to
82:3.5 Many tribes r. feats of stealing as a qualification for
82:3.6 The groom was long r. to enter the bride’s family for
82:3.7 She was r. to execute a piece of agricultural work
82:5.5 forbade marriage to a dead brother’s widow but r.
83:4.2 marriage is today, and therefore r. a legal ceremony,
83:5.14 and since the infant mortality was very high, it r. an
84:7.15 4. Family pride r. extension of name.
84:7.18 7. Certain religions r. offspring.
84:7.19 to offer the r. sacrifices for the ghost’s progress
86:3.1 it r. age upon age for man to realize its inevitability.
87:2.3 The savage believed that it r. from three days to a
89:4.6 such a host of creditor deities that it r. all the priests,
90:1.4 As the profession developed, a novice was r. to
90:4.2 faith r. to get well under the foolish ministrations of
90:4.2 that which is r. to experience healing at the hands of
93:5.8 It r. great determination for Abraham to forego the
95:1.5 this was thought to be a devotion r. by Ishtar,
97:9.6 They r. the tradition of Saul and Samuel as a
100:4.2 The slothful animal mind rebels at the effort r. to
100:7.13 when duty r., he was willing to walk courageously
101:2.3 and revelation is r. for the validation of such a faith,
111:6.2 The courage r. to effect the conquest of nature and
113:2.8 Both angels are r. only for communication and
119:8.2 It r. almost one billion years of Urantia time to
119:8.2 but he was r. to earn his sovereignty by experience
119:8.2 Michael completed the experience which is r. of
120:0.4 First, he was completing the r. experience in
120:0.7 The Creator Son r. instructions from no one in order
121:8.3 But Peter felt the church at Rome r. the assistance
121:8.13 I had failed in my efforts to find the r. conceptual
122:6.2 It r. two persons to operate this type of mill, one to
123:0.5 it r. three weeks to overcome Mary’s objections.
124:6.13 as soon as Jesus reached the r. age of fifteen.
124:6.14 as to why the Father r. the slaughter of so many
127:4.3 early age that little or no punishment was ever r. to
128:2.4 and sometimes during the week when occasion r.,
129:2.11 Notwithstanding that they r. little assistance, it was
129:4.8 virtually finished the living of the life r. of mortals as
130:8.4 aside from the time Jesus was r. as interpreter, he
134:8.9 Jesus had paid the last price r. of him to attain the
135:1.1 the making of the offerings which were r. of those
135:2.1 John offered the sacrifices r. for his cleansing.
137:4.12 power transformers, midwayers, and all other r.
138:8.8 he r. as the price of admission to the kingdom.
139:7.3 it r. some little time for the rest of the apostles to
139:11.3 It usually r. only about fifteen minutes for Simon
139:12.5 It r. tact, ability, and patience to manage the affairs
140:3.1 Of the citizens of the heavenly kingdom more is r.
148:5.2 But many ages will be r. to restore this part of the
150:0.4 two and two to baptize believers as occasion r..
152:3.1 project to seize Jesus and proclaim him king r. no
153:3.6 fail to go through with the r. ceremonial washing
157:6.5 and it was r. that he do all this as a human being,
159:5.8 the positive doing of that which his new religion r.
159:5.8 in actually doing, those things which the gospel r..
159:5.9 Jesus r. his followers to react positively and
163:2.11 Jesus r. only the twelve and the seventy to dedicate
163:5.2 these accommodations were r. to take care of the
165:2.10 if it shall be r., I will not hesitate to lay down my
165:4.3 wealth, for that very night was his soul r. of him.
165:6.3 given to you; therefore will much be r. of you.
166:1.5 shall be r. of this perverse and self-righteous
166:2.4 and show yourselves to the priests as r. by the law
167:1.5 with shame you will be r. to take a lower place at the
169:2.3 and asked the meaning of these rumors and r. that he
171:2.4 you will be r. to face bitter persecutions and to bear
171:8.4 when I return, when a reckoning shall be r. of you.
171:8.6 you knew this reckoning would be r. of you.
175:1.22 this accounting may be r. of this very generation.
181:1.3 as I have, perforce, been r. to live it on this world.
184:0.2 it r. only twenty-three to constitute a trial court.
184:3.6 The Jewish law r. that at least two witnesses must
184:4.1 The Jewish law r. that, in the matter of passing the
186:5.3 had completed the technique of the r. experience on
186:5.9 only one thing is r. to make such a truth factual in
188:5.11 There was nothing in the cross which the Father r.
189:1.12 This initiation into the morontia world r. more than
191:0.13 Thomas was so depressed that it r. almost a week
194:4.9 Baptism was all that was r. for admission into the
195:8.4 It r. a great power, a mighty influence, to free the
196:0.14 It r. a strong will and an unfailing confidence to
196:2.7 he demanded of himself rather than what he r. of
required, not
26:7.5 ascender’s companions of the transit trio are not r.
29:2.12 power centers were not r. in Havona, but ever since
30:3.3 Star students are not r to serve eternally in this corps
50:2.2 they are not arbitrarily r. to ask for such assistance
72:7.13 income from natural resources, when not fully r. for
72:8.2 fourth and last division of officeholders are not r.
125:0.2 feast at Jerusalem; women were not r. to be present.
134:9.5 “It is not r. of you to bear the burden of the Son of
155:6.5 It is not r. of you that your own sense of mercy,
175:1.8 You are not r. to unite with them in their plans to
179:4.1 it was not r. that one of you should betray me into
179:4.2 was not r. that one of you should become a traitor
181:2.9 vigorous approval), “but that will not be r. of you.
189:3.4 by all the celestial host not r. for duty on Urantia.
requirement
14:5.3 In every r. of Havona there is disclosed the reason of
20:6.6 it is not a r. of the divine plan that this death be
26:5.2 but an outline of every Paradise r. is taught by the
26:5.4 There is a definite r. of the pilgrims of time on each
44:5.9 This is not only a technical r. of transit from the
68:2.7 the fleeting sex passion as in consequence of food r.;
82:3.4 as a political r. to provide citizens for the state.
93:4.8 2. You shall not doubt that faith is the only r. for
160:3.3 Another r. for the attainment of maturity is the
196:0.13 This is the full significance of his one supreme r.,
requirements
3:1.6 fulfill all the infinite r. of his unchanging purpose.
11:3.3 these facilities are almost infinitely beyond the r. of
25:4.15 to function in harmony with the r. of Paradise;
29:4.21 As r. vary, they can upstep and accelerate the energy
35:6.5 constellation headquarters and as the local r. vary.
39:2.9 for local universe and even for superuniverse r.,
47:1.4 must pass the r. of the parental commission from
48:2.23 the morontia environment, modifications in food r.
48:3.9 It would all depend on the r. and on the supply of
55:6.3 regulated in accordance with planetary r. and
83:6.4 their best to co-operate with, and enter into, its r..
83:8.7 the commonplace r. of marriage and family life.
95:7.3 less stringent in collateral social r. of their own
95:7.4 faith which, though less demanding in its social r.,
99:0.2 to new economic conditions and cultural r..
103:5.12 a social religious group has complied with the r. of
135:2.1 wholly obedient to the r. of the Nazarite order;
137:7.8 originating during the Maccabean revolt, whose r.
138:10.5 regular reports as to the r. of each apostle’s family
139:7.9 funds for the week were short of the estimated r.,
140:6.9 If you find the r. of apostleship too hard, you may
140:8.3 between the r. of apostleship and discipleship.
158:1.4 chose to meet the r. of his order of divine sonship
158:3.2 As far as concerned the r. of the Eternal Son, Jesus
159:3.5 his children into yielding obedience to his just r..
159:5.8 In place of negative compliance with ceremonial r.,
161:1.8 the r. of the ability of intercommunication were
163:2.4 Jesus talked with Matadormus concerning the r. of
165:4.3 In providing for the material r. of his mind and
166:1.2 failure of the Master to comply with the strict r. of
166:1.4 you should not have left these weightier r. undone
175:1.2 conform with the reasonable r. of the laws of Moses
175:4.10 for the Sabbath and other legal and ceremonial r..
178:1.3 cannot be any disagreement between these two r.,
180:5.9 the individual r. and capacity of every son of God,
181:2.10 conflict between the r. of citizenship on earth and
188:3.8 and the spiritual r. of the ideal mortal existence,
189:1.12 being introduced, as a creature, to the r. of the life
194:1.5 still loyal to the essential r. of the Jewish ceremonial
194:3.9 to impose the r. of Judaism upon their converts.
196:0.14 and unflinchingly confronted the stern r. of duty.
196:3.1 personality for effective adjustment to all mortal r..
requires
0:2.6 The term r. a different definition on each personal
4:4.7 But it r. revelation to show that the First Cause of
11:6.5 It thus r. a little over two billion Urantia years to
14:1.12 the dark gravity bodies and gigantic Paradise, it r.
14:3.1 Havona r. only administrative direction.
15:5.11 it r. ages upon ages for such enormous masses of
16:9.7 It r. the enlightenment of reason, morality, and the
19:3.3 we also function as a trio whenever the occasion r..
32:2.5 no longer r. the fixed presence of the Creator Son
32:3.15 Each r. the other to achieve completion of function,
38:4.3 In the majority of assignments it r. two angels to
39:1.8 mercy r. that every such misstep be fairly adjudged
39:2.9 Such an exhaustive journey r. the special powers of
39:2.17 but there is always a residue of messages which r.
41:5.4 It r. more than one-half million years for an X-ray
48:2.13 it r. millions of these regulators to energize even a
49:1.7 It often r. ages upon ages to recoup the damage
51:2.2 it r. the co-operation of a Life Carrier to restore
52:6.2 planet like Urantia such an achievement r. a much
52:7.6 The administration of a world during this age r. one
54:5.2 1.Mercy r. that every wrongdoer have sufficient time
56:10.16 into the relations of the parts to any given whole r.
91:7.2 The soul of man r. spiritual exercise as well as
101:2.3 but it r. religious faith to transform the First Cause
101:7.2 it r. courage to invade new levels of experience and
102:2.1 Religion r. no definition; we all know its social,
102:7.6 It r. no great depth of intellect to pick flaws, ask
102:8.1 As to what that power or person r. of man in return
103:3.2 But sooner or later the evolving religion r. that the
104:3.4 finite experience r. the postulate of plural Absolutes
108:2.2 And it r. the co-ordinate function of all adjutants to
112:6.8 this pattern r. the presence of the former Adjuster
112:6.8 Without the Adjuster, it r. considerable time for
115:3.3 The primordial stasis of infinity r. segmentation prior
116:6.6 the spirit person of Supremacy r. the evolutionary
133:1.1 If mercy r. that you rescue the smaller lad, does
143:1.6 it r. a higher and more profound form of courage
151:3.9 To reject the truth contained in parabolical analogy r
152:6.1 It r. time for men and women to effect radical and
154:2.5 The spiritualization of the human soul r. intimate
155:5.9 Such a religion r. of its devotees, as the price to be
155:5.11 religion of the mind—the theology of authority—r.
155:6.9 religion of the spirit r. only unity of experience—
155:6.9 The religion of the spirit r. only uniformity of
160:1.8 The solution of life problems r. courage and sincerity
160:1.8 It r. the lure of a great ideal to drive man on in the
160:1.14 r. that man shall become regenerated, converted,
160:3.1 maturity necessitates work, and work r. energy.
160:4.1 even the problem of making a living r. religion for
160:4.10 It r. intelligence to secure one’s share of the
160:4.10 Success r. not only devotion to one’s work but
160:5.12 the teaching of the Master r. the attainment of actual
163:2.7 entrance into the kingdom r. as a part of the price
163:3.3 Father r. that the affections of his children be pure
168:1.11 resurrection in morontia form and r. more celestial
176:3.5 My Father r. all his children to grow in grace and
180:2.1 And the Father r. of me only that you shall bear
184:2.12 It r. a great and noble character, having started out
193:1.2 whom the Father r. you to love as yourself.
193:2.2 My Father r. of the children of faith that they bear
193:2.2 may enter the kingdom as a child, but the Father r.
195:7.4 But it r. the eye of faith in a spirit-born mortal to
requiring
15:12.3 In all matters not r. trial, the submission of evidence,
22:2.6 the execution of assignments r. the services of two
26:3.7 as bearers of all messages r. personal transmission.
28:5.13 Of all the problems in the universe r. an exercise of
33:3.6 r. all their creatures to pledge themselves in loyalty
46:7.3 orders of universe personalities r. material service.
68:6.11 those tasks r. intelligence above the animal level but
69:6.3 The household fire was the first educator, r.
82:1.6 sex attraction to create serious problems r. social
83:5.4 The Jewish custom r. that a man consort with his
87:5.3 about their business, r. little from human beings.
160:1.4 conventional ideas for the energy-r. lure of the
162:3.3 Jesus’ enemies, if he upheld the law of Moses r.
163:2.6 r. him to part with all of his temporal possessions.
167:4.7 in matters r. deliberate and sustained courage,
180:5.7 to view this injunction of the Master as r. them to
195:9.6 and r. that the energies of living be consecrated to
requisite
17:6.4 preliminary training r. to the acquirement of spirit
39:8.6 when mortal survivors attain the r. intellectual and
43:2.4 Twelve of this order who have had r. experience on
45:7.5 a candidate must have gained r. recognition from the
47:2.4 receive Mystery Monitors after attaining the r. age
91:2.2 which is r. for the solution of Urantian problems.
109:2.2 1. Has had certain r. experience in the evolving life
113:2.2 the first being who attains the r. circle of conquest.
114:7.1 capacity, adequate moral status, and r. spirituality,
133:5.10 so slowed down that they acquire the r. degree of
137:4.13 chemical elements r. for the elaboration of the wine.
138:8.8 Jesus taught his apostles that faith was the only r.
160:2.6 worth any price, any sacrifice, r. for its possession.
189:3.3 those achieving the r. attainment of spiritual progress
195:9.4 the leadership and inspiration r. for the social, moral
requisites
15:9.15 r. for admission to the councils of the Ancients of
30:3.3 The r. are: continuing life and sufficient knowledge
requisition
22:10.4 I made r. on the chief of their order on Uversa for
24:1.9 We obtain them on r. as we arrange for the
28:5.15 they immediately r. an ensemble of the Hearts of
30:3.10 they are dispatched on active service on the r. of
37:10.5 assigned on r. to practically all corps of celestial
39:2.17 seraphim also furnish messenger aids upon r. by the
48:3.11 from time to time make r. on the celestial artisans
48:8.3 r. a substantial part of the celestial creation as
120:1.6 at any moment you may see fit to r. its return.
138:10.5 of each apostle’s family and, making r. on Judas,
requisitioned
39:2.17 they are r. by the directors of assignment or upon
51:3.5 the miscarriage of the divine plan and r. the return
72:6.4 1. One day’s earnings each month are r. by the
119:2.2 ordered his segregation and r. the Salvington rulers
reread
126:3.8 proved very intriguing to him, and he read and r. it
135:4.4 John read and r. the last five chapters of Isaiah,
reregistration
109:2.6 to perform some exploit of liaison, contact, r., or
rescind
111:3.1 human will is empowered to r. such a choice and
136:7.1 nothing could happen to harm him provided he r.
rescue
93:1.2 who “would r. the planetary titles from forfeiture
133:1.1 If mercy requires that you r. the smaller lad, does
133:1.2 I must go to the r. of the assaulted lad, and in all
133:1.5 even as you always go to the r. of any person you
133:2.1 robbers, you would unhesitatingly rush to my r..
145:1.1 some fishermen in a near-by boat to come to his r.
152:4.2 Then Peter dreamed that Jesus came to the r. and,
161:1.3 and they had asked Jesus to come to their r., but he
183:3.9 the followers of the Master might attempt to r. him
183:4.2 hasten on after the mob and effect the r. of Jesus.
186:3.1 no danger of an uprising or any attempt to r. Jesus
rescued
85:5.3 always put adrift upon some sacred river to be r. in
133:1.1 assistance of the youth, and when he had r. him,
research
30:3.5 universe is largely dependent on observation and r..
33:8.2 on Salvington a variety of advisory and r. assemblies,
35:3.20 be found those schools devoted to a single line of r.,
79:6.11 This worship of truth was provocative of r. and
90:4.9 the illumination and enlightenment of scientific r..
103:6.2 when he approaches the r of himself and the universe
researchers
12:3.7 during recent millenniums by the corps of gravity r..
12:3.9 these r. have explored the present reaction capacity
59:0.3 This era is known to your r. as the Proterozoic.
59:3.12 million years and known to your r. as the Silurian.
59:4.18 it has become known to your r. as the Devonian.
61:7.19 known to your r. as the Cenozoic or recent-times era
researches
64:6.24 The European r. and explorations of the Old Stone
resemblance
18:1.3 Although there is a definite class r. which typifies the
85:1.2 peoples because of their frequent r. to animals.
86:4.6 hereditary and trait r. of offspring to ancestors.
88:1.5 Apes and monkeys, because of r. to man, early
resemble
11:7.3 of total space would slightly r. a maltese cross,
16:3.3 the Infinite Spirit, seems more especially to r. the
16:8.4 given series, type, order, or pattern may and do r.
21:1.3 Son is one whose nature and character more r.
21:1.3 Michaels who appear equally to r. God the Father
25:1.7 the Master Spirit whom they most r. in general and
33:2.1 Observation of Creator Sons discloses that some r.
33:2.1 traits and attributes which more r. the Eternal Son.
38:9.8 Primary midwayers r. angels more than mortals;
40:10.3 Son and Spirit fusion do, superficially, r.
43:7.2 univitatia much r. the morontia state of existence,
48:3.5 Mortals all r. one another; at the same time each of
77:2.4 their progeny would altogether r. the offspring of
85:1.2 formations in the mountains which so much r. the
117:3.6 man’s evolution does in some ways r. the growth of
143:1.5 Do you, my chosen apostles, r. weaklings?
148:2.2 of Elman’s patients did appear to r. the working of
172:5.12 Jesus seemed to him more to r. a clown than a king.
196:0.11 it did r. the unsuspecting trust of the child mind.
resembled
63:4.1 Andonites more nearly r. the present-day Eskimo
67:1.1 no way r. your caricatures of his nefarious majesty.
84:2.4 They believed that children r. the father as a result
93:2.5 In personal appearance, Melchizedek r. the blended
93:4.6 ancient Dalamatian supreme law and very much r.
196:0.11 goodness of the universe r. the child’s trust in the
resembles
16:3.6 This Spirit personality especially r. the Infinite Spirit,
18:1.3 Each group of ten r. that Deity or Deity association
21:2.10 divinely like their Paradise parents, none exactly r.
42:9.3 the eighth chemically active element r. the first,
55:2.6 those gathered around the translation shrine r. that
114:3.3 but his administration much more closely r. that of
resembling
17:3.1 a type of being in nature r. the characteristics of
25:1.3 r. the physical power directors more than the Master
26:1.17 and an intake of wisdom much r. their technique of
38:7.6 very definitely r. the morontia level of existence.
57:2.1 in many ways r. your own diminutive solar system.
57:6.3 as rings of matter r. those of Saturn or may be
57:7.5 earth is a veritable fiery inferno, the surface r. its
81:2.17 reeds, the whole creation r. a huge inverted basket.
93:2.6 His physical body, while r. that of the human male,
108:2.9 —in the absence of anything r. a crisis decision—
149:2.10 Jesus had nothing in his heart r. social antagonism
resent
66:8.1 authority, to mildly r. all forms of supervision.
70:11.14 But primitive man did not so much r. what would
141:7.12 Jesus seldom paused to r. misrepresentation or to
146:3.2 outward analysis, nor does truth r. honest criticism
150:7.4 the younger generation was prone to r. his fame
162:2.2 “The rulers seek to kill me because they r. my
resented
77:3.8 been guilty of rebellion; they r. such a racial stigma.
78:6.8 still r. the presence of ignorant and uncouth invaders.
97:4.2 and many Hebrews of those days bitterly r. it.
121:5.4 man as the symbol of the state was very seriously r.
124:1.4 Jesus r. their blaming his father for his alleged
125:0.4 While he strongly r. this, aside from a few remarks
125:5.8 even to those who more or less r. his youthfulness
135:10.3 Herod also r. John’s public criticisms of his
149:2.12 Jesus commanded confidence, and no man ever r.
168:0.12 Jesus indignantly r. the show of forced and
168:1.4 Jesus r. these outward exhibitions of mourning.
172:5.12 Judas heartily r. the whole performance.
173:1.5 heartily r. this profiteering desecration of their house
175:4.9 Pharisees were ultraconservative, and they r. these
177:4.11 Deep down in his heart Judas always r. the fact
179:3.2 not strange that his soul r. the thought of Jesus’
185:5.6 They r., more than Pilate could know, the
193:4.6 Judas bitterly r. thwarting.
resentful
66:8.1 While slightly r. of senior counsel and somewhat
142:2.4 that their father is angry and filled with r. wrath.
177:4.4 Judas found himself becoming strangely r. that
195:2.2 were tolerant of any and all religions but very r. of
resenting
173:1.5 was not alone in r. this profanation of the temple;
resentment
43:8.9 ever-lessening irritability and ever-diminishing r..
68:2.7 who would stand great abuse without violent r.,
70:10.16 When society fails to punish crimes, group r. asserts
76:2.8 he had not been unaware of their subconscious r.
89:4.5 a blanket insurance device which covered even the r.
90:5.1 it only arouses the anger and r. of the gods.
97:7.1 It was r. of the loss of their national god that led
97:7.3 If there is r. of the fact that these priests have
100:4.4 If some one irritates you, causes feelings of r.,
126:0.3 there developed in his mind a growing righteous r.
127:6.6 rebellion against tradition—the expression of r. for
128:6.5 slow in expressing his r. of such an impropriety
132:7.8 Ganid never experienced feelings of r. or reactions of
139:12.9 personal disappointment, and finally a victim of r..
139:12.11 The son of r. failed; Judas yielded to the sour and
141:0.2 and petty r. indulged as a result of hurt feelings.
150:7.2 there was much r. when he moved to Capernaum.
150:9.3 giving expression to passionate and vehement r.,
151:3.8 of a minimum of the self-defense of personal r..
156:6.7 there was general r. against the Pharisees and the
167:1.4 The Pharisee was not slow to voice his r. that such
169:1.12 When his father heard of his r. of the welcome of
173:2.1 the multitude might turn upon them in a fury of r.;
175:3.1 represented their reaction of bitter r. toward Jesus’
177:4.11 And all these accumulations of human r. and bitter
177:4.11 was always left in Judas’s heart a scar of bitter r.;
177:4.11 disappointment, jealousy, and long-continued r.,
182:2.4 R. of Judas’s being a traitor for the moment eclipsed
184:4.2 John’s r. would be so aroused as to produce such
resentments
111:4.9 is already preoccupied by prejudice, hate, fears, r.,
reservation
3:5.1 the limits of the r. of divine power and potential,
7:5.1 The Eternal Son without r. joined with the Father in
25:8.5 escort you to the r. made ready for the reception
33:2.2 by the r. on the part of the Ancients of Days of the
43:1.9 adjoining the residential r. of the morontia citizens.
45:6.9 the unrevealed destiny on their special worlds of r.
107:7.6 demonstration of a r. by the Father of the possibility
112:4.12 confirm this data and without equivocation or r.,
reservations
11:4.3 There are just seven trillion of these historic r. now
46:5.1 The residential r. assigned to the major groups of
46:5.19 These circular r. of the Sons occupy an enormous
reserve—see reserve corps; see reserve—verb
11:4.3 of these historic reservations now set up or in r.,
22:7.10 and the citizens of eternity are all held in r. on
22:9.7 left in r. for acquiring experience in a future
22:9.7 these creature-trinitized sons are held in r. for
28:4.14 seventh primary serials, are held in r. for the duties
28:6.7 far in excess of your ability to exhaust the r. if you
39:1.18 thus constituting the general r. of this order.
39:7.1 Large numbers of them are held in r. on the seraphic
45:4.21 being held in r. for the great teachers of other ages
75:3.6 the plan of building up a strong r. of the violet race
91:6.4 approach to the realization of those r. powers of
114:7.9 these r. personalities function for the prevention of
117:2.3 age, being held in r. for the next universe age.
124:2.8 as lacking in proper humility and youthful r..
142:0.2 high priest’s home, he was received with much r..
153:3.7 And Jesus spoke out with less r. because he knew
160:4.12 Thus build up for yourself and in yourself r. galleries
184:1.2 observing his coldness and r. in receiving him.
reserve corps or reserve-corps
18:6.2 The r. of the Unions of Days functions on Paradise
18:7.1 Their Paradise r. is the Advisory Commission of
18:7.1 with the rulings of the supreme council of their r..
22:6.3 They are the emergency or r. of the Trinitized Sons
23:2.19 When the r. of the Solitary Messengers is
24:4.1 were personalized, and their r. abides on Paradise.
25:3.1 their superuniverse, where their primary r. is held.
26:3.10 7. The R.. The fluctuation in the work with the
26:3.10 They are created without special design and are
26:8.1 seven worlds in this circuit on which the r. of the
27:2.2 a predilection to fraternize with the r. of the chiefs of
28:4.14 7. The R.. A very large group of seconaphim,
28:4.14 they are held in reserve for the unclassified duties
28:4.14 they can function fairly well in any of the capacities
28:4.14 Their usual tasks are the performance of those duties
30:2.154 5. The Various R..
30:3.10 5. The Various R.. Vast reserves of beings not
30:3.10 supervision are mobilized on Uversa as the r. colony.
35:8.14 R. . . . . . . 800,000
39:4.17 The r. of administrator seraphim on Jerusem spend
39:4.17 and many-experienced seraphim of the waiting r..
39:5.17 The Satania r. of the planetary seraphim is
50:7.4 [Presented by a Lanonandek Son of the R. Corps.]
51:7.6 [Presented by a Lanonandek Son of the R. Corps.]
77:7.5 guardians of the human minds of the Urantia r. of
77:8.13 those men and women who constitute the r. of
108:1.2 transmitted via Paradise to the r. of Adjusters on
108:4.4 the self-acting Adjusters of the r. of destiny are so
109:2.5 a subject who has been mustered into one of the r. of
110:7.10 human associate, a member of the r. of destiny.
113:1.5 their Adjusters; members of the various r. of destiny.
113:1.5 becomes enrolled in any of the several r. of destiny,
113:2.1 third circle, or has been mustered into one of the r..
113:2.7 a certain mortal was recently admitted to the r.
114:6.20 mobilization, training, and maintenance of the r. of
114:7.0 7. THE RESERVE CORPS OF DESTINY
114:7.1 The r. of destiny consists of living men and
114:7.1 This c. is made up of the men and women of each
114:7.3 Mortals are chosen for service in the r. of destiny
114:7.7 average world employs seventy separate c. of destiny
114:7.7 On Urantia there are twelve r. of destiny, one for
114:7.8 This combined c. now consists of 962 persons.
114:7.8 The smallest c. numbers 41 and the largest 172.
114:7.8 mortal reservists are chosen by the c. to which they
114:7.9 worlds are mobilized in the numerous r., and it is,
114:7.9 The men and women of these r. of destiny thus
114:7.10 in ways unknown to us, in connection with these r..
114:7.11 On Urantia the r. of destiny, though having no
114:7.11 titular (mortal) heads of the whole r. have been
114:7.12 The Urantia r. corps had its largest membership in
114:7.12 Pentecost, since which time r. membership has
114:7.13 (The cosmic r. of universe-conscious citizens on
119:2.4 appeared among the r. of the primary Lanonandek
reserve—verb
10:1.1 to r. to himself the exercise of only those powers
45:5.6 The higher orders of sonship r. the veto functions of
109:7.5 Eternal Son, but he chose to r. for his own ministry
reserved
3:6.1 he has r. all final decisions and unerringly wields the
5:0.2 God has also r. to himself the prerogative of
5:0.2 he has further r. the prerogative of maintaining
11:3.1 the Most Holy Sphere and is r. for the functions
20:1.15 natures and activities will be r. to the next paper in
32:4.12 God has r. for himself of power and glory only that
37:2.11 The seventh-world satellites are r. for the triune
37:2.11 The seventh primary world itself is r. for those
53:1.6 has r. in sure chains of darkness to the judgment of
69:9.14 the cities always r. certain lands for public pasturage
89:5.15 it was eventually r. for the still more superior spirits;
108:4.1 the Father has r. to himself the unchallengeable
110:0.2 The Father has apparently r. this form of personal
165:1.1 The evenings Jesus r. for the usual sessions of
166:1.11 he r. his remarks designed to rebuke the Pharisees’
167:1.2 But since this place had been r. for the Master and
171:0.5 Such honors are r. for those who have been
173:1.1 Part of these gains was r. for the temple treasury,
reserves
11:4.3 We infer that these vast r. belong to creations
13:3.2 the creation of additional r. of these orders on the
19:1.3 large numbers of Teacher Sons are held in the r. on
20:7.2 and this is exclusive of the Paradise r., which include
22:3.2 their r. on Uversa act as the central directing body of
24:2.3 Excepting these seven and the r. of the order on the
25:3.1 Their secondary r. are stationed on the capitals of
25:8.9 a call would be made to the r. of the Paradise
25:8.11 Instead, a call is made to the r. of the Paradise
26:3.10 necessary to maintain these r. of supernaphim on the
26:11.2 common destiny in the r. of the Paradise Corps of
29:4.15 The vast r. of the physical controllers are
29:4.16 Their own r. are maintained on these same minor
30:3.10 Vast r. of beings not under our supervision are
30:3.10 Similar general r. are maintained on Salvington and
31:2.3 he may call upon the r. of the order for assistants
31:10.13 the mission of the gradually accumulating r. of the
35:8.5 are assigned as Planetary Princes and to the r. of that
35:8.11 Planetary Princes and R. . . . . . . 10,000,000
35:9.3 constellation headquarters from the r. of that order,
35:9.4 while the junior associate supervises the r. of the
39:0.11 seraphim are assigned to the r of their inherent group
39:0.11 assignment to the r. of the planetary helpers, and if
39:2.17 7. The R.. Large r. of all types of the superior
39:2.17 The r. of superior seraphim also furnish messenger
39:2.18 The basic r. for the entire local universe are held on
39:3.11 7. The R.. General r. of the supervisor seraphim are
39:3.11 are attached to the Salvington r. of unassigned
39:4.17 7. The R.. The reserve corps of administrator
39:5.17 7. The R.. The Satania reserve corps of the
39:5.17 close association with the r. of the Material Sons.
39:5.17 These abundant r. repletely provide for every
39:6.8 7. Ministering R..
44:5.9 to store r. of spirit power for the next stage of the
45:3.7 Fortant, number 319,847 of the r. of the secondary
46:5.16 The system r. are held in this circle, while the System
48:6.34 7. Ministering R.. A large corps of all orders of the
48:6.34 friendship with volunteer servers of the seraphic r..
50:0.1 these local universe Sons are assigned to the r. of
53:7.12 I was among the r. mobilized on Edentia by Gabriel,
55:3.6 4. One per cent was assigned to the insurance r.
73:7.2 the accumulation of the r. of the violet race for
78:5.8 they continuously depleted the biologic r. of their
80:5.3 ever-augmenting biologic r. enabled them to wipe
81:1.2 the cultural ferments and biologic r. of the Andites
reserving
6:1.6 the habit of r. the designation “the Eternal Son” for
69:9.15 property to the individual, r. the right of taxation.
reservist
110:7.10 a contact between the mortal mind of a destiny r.
114:7.10 Many times, upon the death of a r., a transfer of
114:7.10 from the mind of the dying r. to a younger successor
114:7.11 The tenure of such r. chiefs is usually a matter of a
reservists
39:3.11 Such angelic r. are in no sense inactive; many serve
114:6.20 The chief function of these r. is to insure against
114:6.20 they are the provisions which the celestial forces
114:6.20 they are the guarantees against disaster.
114:7.2 destiny guardians to serve with these mortal r..
114:7.2 All r. have self-conscious Adjusters, and most of
114:7.8 The twelve groups of Urantia destiny r. are
114:7.8 These mortal r. are chosen by the corps to which
114:7.9 On Urantia these r. of destiny have seldom been
114:7.10 The r. unconsciously act as conservators of essential
reservoir
11:6.3 We do not know whether vertical (r.) space is
11:7.3 vertical arms representing unpervaded (r.) space.
78:3.5 by a great r. of the Adamites mixed with Nodites,
91:3.5 for help: for material aid to the subconscious r. of
reservoirs
11:6.1 exist in the vast space r. above and below Paradise.
11:6.1 to imagine the volume outlines of these space r.,
11:6.2 the r. of the vertical extension of unpervaded space
11:6.3 we really know very little about the space r., merely
11:6.3 they seem to counterbalance the space-expansion-
11:6.4 The unpervaded-space r. now extend vertically
11:6.5 For a billion years the space r. contract while the
11:7.3 and completely incapsulate both the space r. and
11:8.2 and equilibrated by the upper and nether space r..
104:5.11 Thus are interassociated the infinity r. of all latent
reshaped
101:7.3 standards are achieved; habits and ideals are r.;
reside
3:4.1 to r. and repose in the central personality of Deity.
18:3.6 divisional capitals in which the Ancients of Days r.
28:2.1 where omniaphim r. as a special courtesy colony.
31:3.2 At present they r. on Paradise and temporarily serve
32:3.4 the Mystery Monitors that r. in the minds of these
32:3.5 On the headquarters of a local universe there r. all
35:3.13 the numerous beings who r. on the tributary worlds
37:9.7 These marvelous beings r. and function as citizens
40:8.5 but seldom permanently r. there, being, as a class,
46:5.14 Here the system chiefs r. and supervise the almost
46:5.15 Universal Censors all r. in this circle when on duty
72:3.2 Even the agriculturists who r. in small country
88:0.2 the higher spirits were supposed to r. in fetishes.
111:0.3 it was thought to r. in different physical organs—
resided
1:7.9 and have long r. at the Paradise center of all things.
70:5.3 In the early council of the elders there r. the potential
74:7.22 that all procreation r. in the “loins of the father.”
86:5.15 The Semites taught that the soul r. in the bodily fat,
86:5.17 the vegetative r. in the stomach, the animal in the
94:11.5 held that the Buddha (divine) nature r. in all men;
133:6.3 Ephesus largely through the efforts of Paul, who r.
139:8.2 Thomas had become a fisherman and r. at Tarichea,
residence—see residence, in
2:3.3 originating on the sphere of the wrongdoer’s r.;
11:1.0 1. THE DIVINE RESIDENCE
11:1.3 are not able to comprehend much about the divine r.
11:1.3 know God’s location and r. just as certainly as
11:3.3 called “the Father’s House” since it is his eternal r.,
11:9.6 God’s r. is central and eternal, glorious and ideal.
14:3.4 finally attain the Deities and achieve r. on Paradise
14:4.19 development will enable them to claim Paradise r..
14:5.4 the ascending pilgrims pass inward to Paradise r.
15:1.4 the Paradise r. of the Great Sources and Centers
15:7.5 of morontia detention, man’s first postmortal r..
25:8.7 once assigned to an ascendant mortal of solitary r.
26:3.2 no fixed span of time is arbitrarily assigned to r. on
26:11.1 the study of the impending problems of Paradise r..
27:0.11 Not until the ascending pilgrims attain Paradise r. do
30:4.17 all training worlds of mortal r. are called “mansions,”
30:4.31 Your r. on Paradise signifies that you have found
35:3.12 Ascending mortals maintain r. on the Melchizedek
37:5.11 these worlds are the permanent r. of the Spirit-fused
43:4.3 The r. of the Edentia Faithful of Days is the center
43:4.4 but the actual r. of the Paradise Son is modest in
43:4.5 The r. of the Faithful of Days on Edentia is located
43:4.10 a new structure has been provided near the r. of the
43:7.1 they change r. from one Edentia sphere to another
43:9.1 seventy, ascending mortals take up r. on Edentia.
45:6.3 the supernal Adamic sex creatures of permanent r.
47:3.6 sector, where you are assigned permanent r..
47:7.2 still additional enlargement being required for r. on
47:9.1 will co-operate in the task of preparing you for r.
47:10.4 After mortals have attained r. on the system
51:2.3 physical catastrophe should doom the planetary r.
61:2.11 deserted the land and took up their r. in the oceans.
66:4.7 their r. in a warm region abounding in fruits and nuts
66:7.4 life and the living of one family together in one r. of
68:2.6 the woman had to maintain a settled r. where she
72:9.6 social, or professional groups, regardless of their r..
82:5.7 in accordance with territorial r. than with kinship.
126:2.1 of a derrick while at work on the governor’s r..
129:1.8 Jesus never claimed any other legal r., although he
129:1.8 he did permit others to assign his r. to Damascus,
130:2.1 for Caesarea was the r. of the Roman procurator.
132:0.2 Palatine hill, where were located the emperor’s r.,
133:8.1 of Syria, and here the imperial governor had his r..
135:12.1 Herod maintained r. at both Julias and Machaerus in
135:12.1 In Galilee the official r. had been moved from
135:12.4 the public buildings and the official r. at Tiberias
148:0.1 was maintained by the seaside near the Zebedee r.,
183:2.2 perturbed by the failure to find Jesus at the Mark r.
residence, in
25:3.13 pilgrims who are in r. on the educational spheres
53:9.4 Urantia because you had no Son of standing in r.—
148:0.1 Jesus and the apostolic party were in r. at the
150:3.1 new palace, Herod being away in r. at Julias in Perea
165:1.1 multitude each day when he was in r. at the camp,
171:1.4 At this time four thousand visitors were in r.,
residences
14:3.5 exalted beings have their personal r. on Paradise.
18:7.4 the Faithfuls of Days maintain their personal r. on
43:1.4 The lesser elevations are the sites of special r. and
43:4.5 is located to the north of these r. of the Most Highs
46:7.4 bodies in which the old spornagia re-establish their r.
124:1.12 the capital of Galilee and one of the r. of Herod
135:12.4 Herod spent considerable time at his Perean r.,
resident—noun
123:0.3 a far greater world influence as a r. of Alexandria
129:1.8 of his earth life he was known as a r. of Capernaum.
168:0.4 one who had been the leading r. of the little village
resident - verb; see resident in; resident on
4:2.2 defaults, and insurrections of certain beings r. upon
7:2.3 superuniverse the Son is not personally present or r.;
11:1.1 The personal presence of the Universal Father is r. at
11:1.2 is spiritually personalized, and geographically r. at
42:0.2 is under the ultimate control of a personal God r. at
88:0.1 logically worships and reverences the spirit r. therein
88:1.4 an animal and the ghost is permanently r. therein,
101:1.4 spiritual communion with the spirit influences r.
112:7.3 Adjuster is usually effected while the ascender is r.
115:6.2 Isle of Paradise and the infinite Deities r. thereon.
124:4.4 was something superhuman r. within this eldest son,
156:6.1 speaking words of comfort to the believers r. there.
resident in
6:4.3 The spirit of the Father is eternally r. in the spirit of
19:5.10 powers of detection r. in the Solitary Messengers
21:3.2 the personalities r. in his local universe withdraw.
24:0.10 The Graduate Guides are r. in the Havona universe
34:1.1 spirit presence and power of the Infinite Spirit r. in
39:1.2 service of the high Sons and Spirit-origin beings r. in
56:6.2 translated from the potential r. in the infinite mind
65:3.6 fostering of the evolutionary potentials still r. in
78:5.4 of the Andite stock of the world was r. in Europe
81:6.27 most material aspects of a cultural civilization is r. in
100:6.7 glory, r. in the consciousness of the religionist who
106:2.4 with the spirit presence and divine personality r. in
110:6.4 spiritual truths r. in the higher superconsciousness.
110:7.1 the will of God as it is r. in the Thought Adjuster.
110:7.5 ancestral mortal mind and then r in the morontia soul
111:3.2 will, the personality power of decision-choice, is r. in
114:5.1 with the veto power r. in the Most High observer.
115:3.16 the morontia progressor is r. in the mature God-
152:0.3 hold upon the creative power r. in the Master’s
156:6.4 numerous company of believers r. in Capernaum
160:3.5 the very best that is r. in man’s higher nature.
160:5.5 values r. in the spiritual fact of the eternal God.
161:3.1 avail himself of only that information which was r. in
196:3.23 God-consciousness is r. in the indwelling spirit.
resident on
10:8.10 acting by authority from the Ancients of Days r. on
13:1.3 by those particular groups of intelligences r. on,
17:0.12 personally directed by the Creative Mother Spirit r.
19:0.1 along with numerous groups of beings r. on Paradise
19:7.1 There are r. on Paradise numerous groups of superb
23:1.8 operate by the authority of the Infinite Spirit r. on
29:5.1 The force organizers are r. on Paradise, but they
30:1.13 Certain of these beings are r. on the Paradise worlds
35:6.1 the unassigned Vorondadeks r. on the Salvington
37:8.5 An Associate Inspector is r. on Salvington.
37:9.12 seven Reflective Spirits r. on the capital of Orvonton
43:1.9 The morontia area assigned to ascending mortals r.
43:5.15 Vorondadeks and others who are also r. on Edentia.
47:1.1 of salvaged children and their caretakers are r. on
53:7.10 member of the Satania ascendant citizenship r. on
56:3.4 unified in the personalities r. on the headquarters of
58:7.13 a member of the Urantia Life Carrier Corps now r.
62:7.8 [Sponsored by a Life Carrier of Nebadon r. on
63:7.5 [Presented by a Life Carrier r. on Urantia.]
64:7.21 [Presented by a Life Carrier r. on Urantia.]
65:8.7 [Sponsored by a Life Carrier of Nebadon r. on
66:2.6 the two supervising Life Carriers r. on Urantia,
77:8.10 ministering to, the spiritual forces r. on the planet.
93:1.3 Controllers, and other celestial personalities r. on
107:0.1 Although the Father is personally r. on Paradise,
114:1.1 One of this council is now always r. on Urantia as
114:4.1 There is still r. on Urantia a Vorondadek Son,
114:4.4 authority over all ministers and administrators r. on
117:7.16 the Supreme may then be personally r. on Uversa,
resident—adjective; see governor; see governors
14:3.3 It is chiefly planetary and vested in the r. Eternal of
14:5.6 embellished with the plans of the r. Eternal of Days.
18:2.3 the r. Eternals of Days have developed their spheres
18:5.2 utilize large numbers of the r. ascending mortals,
19:4.2 planetary administration of the r. Eternal of Days.
19:6.4 may be peopled by a mixed group of r. beings,
23:2.18 responsible to their r. representative, the Union of
24:4.2 and is a close associate of the r. Union of Days.
39:2.14 They also serve as special recorders for r. groups of
39:5.1 though closely associated with the r. Adamic citizens
57:8.27 the original Urantia Corps and now a r. observer.]
61:7.20 [Sponsored by a R. Life Carrier.]
62:7.4 containing instructions for the r. Life Carriers
66:7.20 Dalamatia had a r. population of six thousand.
67:6.2 The senior r. Life Carriers assumed leadership of
67:6.5 aids of the fallen Prince, the two r. Life Carriers,
74:2.5 deceased father’s plans; and the two r. Life Carriers.
107:3.7 I probably should be unable to see any r. beings
114:4.2 informally attached to the r. Vorondadek observer,
114:5.5 the chief of r. Life Carriers, and invited guests from
residential—see residential area(s); residential status;
residential universe
1:5.5 God has no personal or r. manifestation aside from
2:3.3 the execution is by the direct act of those judges r.
6:0.1 And this Eternal Son is r. at the center of all things,
11:1.4 there converge in him at this r. center the universal
11:3.3 The Holy Area, the outlying or r. region, is divided
11:3.4 seven sectors of Paradise is subdivided into r. units
11:3.4 staggering number of r. designations on Paradise,
12:7.12 God is a personal self-conscious being with r.
13:2.6 really fraternal or status worlds more than actual r.
18:3.5 The Ancients of Days never personally leave their r.
30:3.8 The next higher r. world of the ascendant career
37:9.8 enjoys the continuous ministry of a r. order of beings
37:9.12 These r. citizens on Uversa are at present
40:8.5 Aside from r. destiny on Paradise they are in every
43:1.8 number corresponds to that of your current r. world.
43:1.9 thirty-fourth triangle adjoining the r. reservation of
43:4.4 the seventy structures comprising the r. unit of the
43:4.4 These appointments are exclusively r.; they are
45:4.1 At the center of the seven angelic r. circles on
46:5.1 The r. reservations assigned to the major groups of
46:5.9 Each of these r. groupings consists of seven circles
46:5.11 as to overlook all of their respective r. circles.
46:5.33 Other Jerusem circles: In addition to the r. circles
47:3.12 they freely journey back and forth between their r.
50:3.2 volunteer servers remains as of the r. standing on the
50:7.2 ascenders from isolated worlds occupy a r. sector
55:12.5 enshrouding his spirit person and will become r. on
66:7.2 And while the r. buildings were models of neatness
residential area(s)
11:3.3 The next or second zone is the r. of the natives of
46:4.0 4. R. AND ADMINISTRATIVE AREAS
46:4.1 Considerable portions of Jerusem are assigned as r.,
46:4.2 1. The circles—the nonnative r. areas.
46:4.7 Our narrative of these r. and administrative areas
46:5.20 Like the r. of the Sons, these circles of the angels
residential status
13:2.1 possibly you will give up your r. on Paradise.
13:4.6 though r. is limited to native beings and those who
19:6.4 may be thus destined to r. in the future Havona, but
26:7.4 They do not achieve r. on Paradise until they have
26:11.6 the others go as visitors, as guests without r..
27:1.3 r. in the timeless and spaceless abodes of Paradise.
27:3.3 eventful period extending from the attainment of r.
27:4.4 and unexpectedly new to those who finally attain r..
30:4.31 On reaching Paradise with r., you begin the course
35:3.1 training on all 490 worlds in the acquirement of r.
40:10.7 Son-fused mortals who have achieved r. on Uversa.
47:7.2 both languages before arriving on Jerusem with r..
47:9.4 to witness your departure for Jerusem with r. status.
residential universe
0:12.12 of the Paradise Deities and their transcendent r..
9:8.24 These groups serve on Paradise, in the central or r.
15:1.1 around the First Great Source and Center and his r.
15:3.3 you are looking toward the r. and the center of all
16:3.4 whenever they happen to be in the r. as individuals
32:3.4 Although the Father is personally present in the r.,
residents
22:10.6 encourage the r. of Paradise to attempt trinitization
25:3.9 The different orders of seraphim and other r. of the
26:11.1 permanent and transient r. of this inner ring of
27:2.2 have much to do with glorified mortal r. of Paradise
27:3.3 pilgrims have met numerous unrevealed r. of the
27:4.4 instructing the new mortal r. regarding the endless
27:5.2 conduct informal courses of instruction for the r.
27:5.5 The facility with which the r. of Paradise can
27:7.7 satisfied by the sincere worship of the r. of Paradise,
28:1.1 tertiaphim are r. of these superuniverse capitals
30:3.8 a sort of preparatory school for the progressing r. of
37:5.10 sojourns as the invited guests of the Spirit-fused r..
44:8.5 And then will the Paradise r. be confronted with
46:4.7 spiritual ministry in behalf of the supermaterial r.
52:1.5 these primitive mortals are cave dwellers or cliff r..
76:6.3 on Jerusem, once again to be r. of the planet of their
resides
0:3.16 4. The unlimited capacity for deity action r. in the
5:0.1 fragment of the living God r. within the intellect of
34:1.3 procedure r. in the bosom of the Paradise Trinity.
117:5.7 the human intellect r. in the rhythmic pulsations of
152:6.4 the gateway to the soul, where there r. that spiritual
155:5.12 appeal to the divine spirit of my Father which r. in
178:1.6 In the gospel of the kingdom there r. the mighty
residing
0:9.1 eventuate from the potentials of divinity r. in the
35:4.5 he presided over a small colony of truth seekers r. at
69:2.6 The Sangik tribes were fairly industrious when r.
134:2.2 Scores of men, women, and children r. along the
137:2.6 the son of Joseph, the carpenter, more recently r.
169:0.1 certain of the more advanced disciples r. at the camp
residual
40:9.5 having no memory of mortal events, does have a r.
41:8.4 matter continues to exist about the r. cooling sun
43:6.6 energy growth; when eaten there is no r. portion.
47:4.6 utilized in the morontia body; there is no r. waste.
78:6.8 barbarians who drove out the r. strains of ability.
86:4.6 This belief (r. from the teachings of Adam about the
131:1.1 The r. teachings of the disciples of Melchizedek,
residue
32:4.11 of that r. he is in lavish generosity bestowing the
39:2.17 but there is always a r. of messages which requires
77:5.10 The r. of Adamson’s descendants migrated north
78:6.8 Even in later years the cultured r. still resented the
78:8.4 the r. of the civilization of Mesopotamia and
80:7.9 scattering the biologic and cultural r. of the Andites.
96:5.3 Jethro, gathered up the r. of the traditions of the
resign
40:2.2 Material Son and Daughter are permitted to r. all
55:2.3 for such a mortal to r. all planetary duties,
resignation
116:0.1 to encourage stoical r. in the unfortunate victims of
154:2.1 action of the Sanhedrin was followed by the r. of
168:0.11 maintain strong faith in the Father and complete r. to
resignations
28:1.3 Thereupon formal r. of the tertiaphim are tendered
168:3.3 While these r. were not formally acted upon for
168:3.3 When these r. were subsequently acted upon, five
resigned
101:7.4 r. to submission to tradition and authority.
108:4.1 the Father may have apparently r. the exercise of
136:9.6 The Most Highs of Edentia had r. all these powers
138:1.5 Jesus r. himself to “wait upon the Father’s will.”
154:1.2 Jairus r. as chief ruler and aligned himself with Jesus.
168:3.3 fourteen members of the Sanhedrin r. in a body
resigning
67:2.1 demanded all administrative groups abdicate by r.
resist
29:3.6 with physical gravity except to r. its drawing power.
39:2.11 you are unable to oppose, r., or otherwise hinder
42:5.16 falling into the sun and the encircling electron to r.
57:7.10 fewer and fewer meteors prove large enough to r.
69:9.10 Vanity plus ghost fear led early man to r. all attempts
74:5.5 to r. all of Adam’s plans for the rehabilitation of
83:2.3 A modern girl’s pretensions to r. “capture,”
100:7.14 Jesus was often mightily moved to r. that which was
102:6.7 Belief may not be able to r. doubt and withstand fear
110:3.2 with the Adjuster; they assist you in ceasing to r..
131:3.3 amends for past sins you acquire strength to r. future
140:3.14 Do not forcibly r. injustice; put not your trust in the
140:8.4 Jesus taught them not to r. evil, not to combat
141:3.8 when Jesus said, “R. not evil,” he later explained
141:3.8 to teach forgiveness, to “r. not evil treatment of
141:6.2 Why did he so r. me and so readily lend an ear to
156:5.17 character is your ability to r. the holding of grudges
182:2.3 If he will not r. his enemies, it must be that such a
183:5.3 the garden, and he did not draw a sword to r. us.
186:4.1 he feared to r. the clamor of the rulers of the Jews,
187:4.2 thief could no longer r. the conviction that this Son
188:5.2 He taught us not to r. evil but to find through him
resistance
11:7.8 a curved space path of lessened r. to motion which
12:1.2 not a series of elliptical space levels of lessened r. to
29:4.1 overcoming the action of gravity and r. of inertia in
29:4.19 each controller has a gravity r. equaled only by
42:2.8 in response to the r. afforded by the space presence
42:4.11 minus the r. of the forces overcome in transit and
42:5.14 due to the r. of the undifferentiated force blanket of
42:6.4 three varieties of motion: mutual r. to cosmic force,
46:1.3 The natural r. to the passage of these energies
46:2.8 the planetary gravity and overcoming the air r..
52:5.10 The military branches of national r. are passing away
53:3.2 remain steadfast in r. to all the rebel’s proposals.
67:1.4 sin is a purposeful r. to divine reality—a conscious
69:2.3 to pressure—pursuing the paths of lessened r..
74:5.5 a world government, but he met with stubborn r.
74:5.5 met the direct and well-planned r. of Caligastia
80:5.3 white race met with stubborn and protracted r. from
80:5.5 France, but the last great military r. was overcome
97:5.6 And but for the stubborn r. of the priests,
110:3.5 does not necessarily signify r. to the leadings of the
110:3.5 Only conscious r. to the Adjuster’s leading can
110:7.7 Adjusters are unable to break through animal r. and
133:1.4 defend myself to the capacity of my powers of r.,
134:5.8 in the inertia-r. exhibited on all intervening levels.
159:5.13 2. To suffer evil without complaint and without r.—
166:3.8 for the purpose of breaking through all material r.
183:0.3 that they would offer r. to the soldiers and would
183:2.2 eleven men, only two of whom were armed for r..
183:2.2 was quiet, and when there was little chance of r..
183:3.8 effectively put a stop to this show of physical r. by
184:2.12 first step along the path of compromise and least r.,
191:4.4 Fear not the r. of evil, for I am with you always,
resistant
9:3.3 The gravity-r. phenomenon of a gyroscope is a fair
52:5.9 through the high r. qualities of the Adamic strains
58:3.4 The implanted life of the Life Carriers is fully r. to
76:4.7 the Material Sons and their progeny are far more r.
76:4.7 You would be far more disease r. if your races
130:1.5 unthinking misstep of those who are r. to goodness,
resisted
67:3.8 the seven-year struggle he and his loyal associates r.
97:9.18 Ahab of Ephraim gathered ten other groups and r.
166:5.4 Abner stubbornly r. all attempts of Paul to remake
195:8.5 religion whose totalitarian bondage it onetime r..
resisting
56:10.14 Only sin is isolated and evil gravity r. on the mental
65:5.2 Adamic life plasm would so reinforce the r. powers
67:1.4 a personality who is knowingly r. cosmic reality.
83:4.6 were always considered the best means of r. ghosts
87:6.3 the living began to devise methods of r. the dead.
96:3.5 Egyptian military forces were fully occupied in r.
159:5.11 the three ways of contending with, and r., evil:
195:8.10 The chief cohesive force r. this disintegration of
resists
92:3.4 The cult r. development because real progress is
resolute
97:1.2 This teacher was a virile and r. man.
131:4.4 Let all men submit their wills to him, the R..
143:3.3 a steadier hand, not to mention a more r. heart.
resolutely
91:6.5 you yourself r. and courageously attack the problems
96:4.3 but he did r. maintain that Yahweh was over all,
196:0.14 Jesus r. surmounted extraordinary difficulties, and
resolution
0:11.10 the r. of the tension created by the freewill act of
116:7.6 a profound cosmic tension which can only find r. in
148:6.3 While Job did not, through suffering, find the r. of
168:3.2 a certain Pharisee presented a r. calling for Jesus’
168:3.3 But this r. did not come to a vote since fourteen
168:3.4 the resurrection of Lazarus, the record carried a r.
181:1.7 Either they must be stoics, with steadfast r.
resolutions
48:7.13 11. The weak indulge in r., but the strong act.
resolve
14:4.9 they do not r. by process of decay and cellular death.
103:5.4 Failure to r. this problem gives origin to the earliest
127:0.2 had or ever will have more weighty problems to r.
129:4.7 You may not aspire to live his life, but you can r.
136:4.9 the remainder of his earth life always true to that r.
172:3.4 choosing a proper method of executing such a r..
resolved
0:3.21 This tension of infinity differential is r. by the
0:4.5 This Father-initiated divinity-tension is perfectly r. by
2:3.4 The living energy factors of identity are r. by the
10:5.7 avoided, and certain paradoxes may be partially r..
21:2.9 materialization and of equilibrium have been r.;
56:6.1 constitutes a reality tension that can be r. only
62:6.5 finally r., as a result of meditative thought, to flee
76:2.5 when the tension between them was finally r., Cain
98:2.9 so abstract that the concept of God r. itself into a
103:5.6 a problem which cannot always be satisfactorily r.
116:7.6 tension in the living cosmos which can only be r. by
133:2.3 r. to reorganize his home when he returned to India.
136:8.2 He r. to become occupied with but a single task—
148:9.2 he r. to be carried into Jesus’ presence, where he
171:5.1 Bartimeus had r. that he would never again allow
171:6.1 Zaccheus had r. that he would see what sort man
172:5.12 was almost r. to forsake all such farcical attempts to
175:3.1 never before had they r. to place him under arrest
184:3.3 they were r. that Jesus should never live to escape
resolving
103:2.4 seeking for superhuman help in the task of r. such
resort—noun
90:4.4 r. to temple sleep, during which healing supposedly
resort—verb; see resort, not
0:12.11 We r. to pure revelation only when the concept
43:6.7 Whereas your artists must r to inert paint and marble
62:4.4 though continuing to r. to the treetops as a safety
66:4.5 instructed to r. to parenthood only under certain
67:4.2 Daligastia ordered r. to sexual reproduction,
81:3.1 to r. to new forms of industry and manufacturing.
84:4.3 fact that women were compelled to r. to shrewdness
87:6.14 when you engage in prayer, you r. to the older style
88:1.10 these talented humans soon learned to r. to fraud
91:1.2 seek the aid of nonreligious magic, r. to sorcerers,
102:7.9 the spirit experiencer can r to the dogmatic challenge
105:2.1 notwithstanding that we r. to time-space language in
121:8.13 My revelatory commission forbade me to r. to
133:3.6 know all of the circumstances which led them to r.
146:2.12 11. Many r. to prayer only when in trouble.
157:7.2 a sign, bewildered by the refusal of his Master to r.
173:1.11 are not disposed to r. to force for self-protection or
187:2.9 garments, they would have been tempted to r. to
187:3.6 Jesus had purposed to live without r. to his power,
resort, not
66:4.2 did not r. to supernatural methods nor superhuman
145:3.3 Though Jesus did not r. to logic, legal quibbles, or
149:4.5 Never did he r. to ignoble tactics in meeting the
178:1.2 In the kingdom of heaven true believers will not r.
187:1.5 Herod, with all his cruelty, did not r. to crucifixion.
187:3.6 Jesus had purposed to live without r. to his power,
196:0.3 he did not r. to faith merely as a consolation in the
resorted
68:6.8 The early races often r. to practices designed to
69:9.6 who r. to diverse subterfuges in an effort to escape
89:5.4 cannibalism has been deliberately r. to by many
90:1.5 While many r. to these tricks and deceptions,
93:4.14 Even Abraham r. to this barbarous practice after
96:1.9 The Semites therefore r. to numerous appellations
100:5.11 Jesus never r. to such methods for communion with
100:7.2 stooped to pretense, and he never r. to shamming.
103:4.2 man r. to sacrifice of some kind in an effort to make
103:7.8 mortal man r. to his futile gesture of metaphysics,
121:8.12 Only when such sources failed, have I r. to those
121:8.12 I have next r. to the memory resources of my own
121:8.12 unhesitatingly r. to the superplanetary sources of
127:2.7 first time he had consciously r. to public strategy.
143:5.7 Once more Nalda r. to questions of general religion,
146:5.2 law, just such knowledge as Jesus frequently r. to
151:3.14 Jesus also r. to the use of parables as the best
179:5.4 the Master, as was always his habit, r. to parables
187:2.3 Crucifixion was r. to in order to provide a cruel
187:5.2 the human mind of Jesus r. to the repetition of
189:2.5 r. to bribing these guards and the Roman soldiers.
193:4.7 Judas unfailingly r. to the practice of blaming
resorting
102:2.7 ingenious self-deception through r. to a retreat to the
152:2.1 This region was a favorite r. place for Capernaum
164:3.15 But Jesus had a third reason for r. to these material
resorts
90:4.6 hot springs soon blossomed as primitive health r..
150:2.2 ten women evangelists were free to enter the evil r.
150:2.2 woman found herself in one of the nefarious r. of
resource
65:3.2 Life Carriers may employ every possible natural r.
resourceful
156:5.15 Are you more r. in revealing goodness to humanity
resourcefulness
64:1.3 of the open lands stimulate action, invention, and r..
resources—see resources, natural
5:1.2 He has mobilized the r. of divine wisdom in a
8:3.5 Infinite Spirit pledged all his r. of divine presence
69:5.11 Early man tended to squander his r. on luxury.
70:8.14 biologic, intellectual, and spiritual r. of a progressing
72:11.4 employed these military r. in an offensive war.
81:6.11 4. Human r.. Man power is indispensable to the
81:6.14 5. Effectiveness of material r..
84:8.4 Though you exhaust the r. of art, color, sound,
93:1.3 having been thrown so completely on their own r.
121:8.12 I have next resorted to the memory r. of my own
132:5.1 wealth as a wise and effective trustee of the r. of
132:5.4 wealth—riches derived from the uncultivated r. of
132:5.16 derived from the uncovering of nature’s hoarded r..
132:5.21 wise and effective distribution of such unearned r..
139:1.8 Andrew had a gift for discovering the hidden r. of
139:7.9 Levi would draw heavily upon his own personal r..
160:1.12 mightily augments the total r. of the personality.
194:4.7 the dwindling r. of Christian “equal-sharing” came
195:4.4 vitality and the possession of vast recuperative r..
195:6.1 this bank of human experience has vast spiritual r.;
195:7.1 deprive him of the vast spiritual r. of the personal
resources, natural
55:3.7 The n. of this planet were administered as social
72:1.3 Their n. are replete, and by scientific techniques they
72:6.7 4. The income from natural r..
72:6.7 One half of the income from n. goes to the old-age
72:7.13 5. N.. The income from n., when not fully required
78:2.4 since every civilization is limited by available n.,
81:6.3 material civilization is in large determined by the n.
81:6.14 on the wisdom displayed in the utilization of n.,
132:5.16 derived from the uncovering of nature’s hoarded r..
respect—noun—aspect or feature
0:4.8 Absonites—realities which are relative with r. to time
0:6.9 This luminous emanation is in no r. related either to
20:6.2 In every r. they become like the mortals of the race
22:7.3 Deity seems to be limited in just one r.: There can be
45:5.6 but in nearly every r. the Jerusem Adamites govern
61:3.10 animal quality to that of the elephant, but in one r.
93:10.6 If our conjectures in this r. are correct, it is
94:12.4 In this r. the Shin sect of Japan has become one of
97:10.7 In this r. Ezekiel was wiser than his contemporaries;
104:1.13 Trinity erred in fact, it was practically true with r.
106:4.1 but functions in this r. as a self-qualified absolute;
106:6.6 a reasonable conclusion with r. to the Universal
115:3.13 The potential may fail to time-actualize with r. to a
118:9.7 the operations of the Universal Absolute with r. to
128:1.7 Wherefore it behooved him in every r. to be made
139:4.8 In this r. John and James were much alike—they both
140:8.20 The teachings of Jesus in this r. have been grossly
respect—noun—esteem; see self-respect
2:3.1 Lord our God, no r. of persons, no taking of gifts.”
2:5.11 man’s highest concept of the mortal relations of r.
25:3.12 The higher a creature’s education, the more r. he
54:1.9 Rulers of the universe stand back in merciful r. for
66:5.15 Deliver us from violence and anger; give us r. for
69:9.13 Hebrews had great r. for these family landmarks:
74:4.4 any honor and receive all r., but worship never!
84:7.26 R. of the child for his parents arises, not in
87:1.5 later on, to show r. for the dead and thus appease
87:2.5 Moderns may mourn the dead out of r. and because
88:2.7 Modern r. for wisdom and truth is but the recent
88:3.2 Originally it was thought that r. for the totem animal
88:5.5 man believed that names must be treated with r.,
89:1.2 The r. which these prohibitions commanded in the
92:1.4 fear becomes modified by reverence, r., sympathy
92:3.4 Evolved religion commands r. because its followers
92:6.20 veneration of national gods and r. for racial heroes
94:6.9 established a r. for ancestral conduct that is still
95:7.5 r. which almost all Arabian tribes were willing to pay
97:7.4 although sheer r. for their beauty and grandeur led
100:7.4 Even his enemies maintained a wholesome r. for
107:3.4 1. Always to show adequate r. for the experience
108:3.6 I come to express admiration and profound r. for
108:3.6 I pay you r. even while you are apparently under
119:5.2 he unfailingly commanded the r. and admiration of
121:8.4 picturing Jesus as showing great r. for the law and
126:0.3 Jesus had great r. for the sincere Pharisees and the
135:1.2 The Jews regarded a Nazarite with almost the r. and
138:8.9 the Master had a profound r. and sympathetic regard
144:2.5 This judge feared not God nor had r. for man.
149:6.6 led up, through understanding r. and increasing
157:4.3 he did not approve of such an outward show of r..
159:3.2 show proper r. for the personalities of your pupils.
167:5.8 to augment their r. for women and children and for
171:7.2 Goodness always compels r., but when it is devoid
173:4.2 but they will surely show r. for my beloved son.
179:3.1 fellow apostles in this expression of surprise, r.,
181:2.14 neither the Father nor the Son has r. of persons,
185:1.1 held the Sanhedrin in r. as the highest tribunal on
185:2.4 Sanhedrists toward Jesus as well as their lack of r.
195:2.3 Roman law was dignified and r.-breeding.
respect—verb
10:8.5 God the Father; I r. and honor the Deity Absolute.
18:1.5 The Paradise Creators r. the privacy and sanctity of
48:6.35 They r. your newborn morontia will; they regard
54:4.4 to r. the rights and liberties of all other beings
110:2.1 The Adjusters r. your sovereignty of personality;
111:1.8 And Adjusters so regard and r. it while they strive to
133:6.1 Not all of Ganid’s early training to r. images as
156:5.14 It is not possible to r. yourself more than you love
159:3.2 Jesus taught: Always r. the personality of man.
respectability
88:2.2 to a place of dignity and r. in the modern religious
196:1.2 unconsecrated fellowship of social r. and selfish
respected—verb
54:1.9 conferred by the Creators and duly r. by their loyal
69:9.9 Private property was thus originally r. because it was
78:8.6 Sumerians were r. and sought after as teachers and
80:3.4 They r. maidenhood, only practicing polygamy when
82:3.3 The mores, when r., have ample power to restrain
90:2.13 Early man r. knowledge; he rewarded wisdom.
119:2.5 loved or more widespreadly honored and r..
129:1.12 David r. Jesus as a mechanic but took little stock in
139:6.5 The apostles all loved and r. Nathaniel, and he got
144:5.89 reverenced your mercy, and r. your judgment.
146:6.2 This woman was much r., and half of the village
168:0.4 they were highly r. by all who knew them.
179:3.5 in compliance with the wish of one whom he r.
respected—adjective
10:3.3 love for an honored and divinely r. common Father.
89:6.2 A shaman once ordered the sacrifice of a much r.
114:3.2 the r. head and universally recognized leader of
128:5.9 and r. citizen of Nazareth in the commonwealth of
146:6.2 This woman was much r., and half of the village
168:0.4 they were highly r. by all who knew them.
173:3.1 A certain great and r. landholder had two sons,
respecter
40:10.13 he is no more a r. of ascendant destinies than is he
155:6.2 My father is no r. of races or generations in that
respecter of persons, no
1:4.6 God is no r., either spiritual or material.
3:1.12 He is no r., planets, systems, or universes.
12:7.8 Yet God thus loves every individual; he is no r.,
112:0.12 personality is unique in relation to God—he is no r.,
117:6.22 The Father is no r.; he treats each of his ascending
117:6.22 The Supreme likewise is no r.; he treats his children
133:0.3 they stand on an equal footing; God is truly no r..
137:8.6 and poor, free and bond, for my Father is no r.;
139:9.9 they knew of a certainty that Jesus was no r..
143:1.5 have neglected the poor, but my Father is no r..
148:6.2 loves the poor just as much as the rich; he is no r..
156:2.4 the teaching that God is no r., races, or nations;
166:4.11 Although the Father is no r., in the bestowal of gifts
174:2.2 God, for you fear no man, and that you are no r..
175:2.3 God is no r., and salvation is for the Jew as well as
181:2.14 life service to showing all men that God is no r.;
192:2.2 fear or favor; remember always that God is no r..
respectful
43:5.17 he paid r. homage to the Most High observer then
74:4.2 bow down in r. worship and prostrate themselves
100:7.16 Jesus was even r. of the faulty worship of his fellows
102:6.8 cannot find the God of probability should be r. of
respectfully
136:5.3 division of universe intelligences obediently and r.
respecting—see self-respecting
0:0.1 there exists great confusion r. the meaning of such
2:6.4 fostered a high moral standard and created a law-r.
2:6.4 believer in a sad position of insecurity r. his status
4:5.7 and pagan superstitions r. the nature of the Father.
11:0.2 there are neither records nor traditions r. the origin
25:4.18 instructing them r. their prerogatives and latitudes
26:7.2 engaged in instructing the ascenders r. the nature
28:6.3 who can instantly portray anything required r. the
30:4.34 in connection with instruction r. your own world,
31:3.7 have been trained to the limits of their capacity r.
31:3.8 you are free to conjecture with us r. the mystery of
31:7.4 We of Uversa often conjecture r. the identity of the
31:10.15 the plans of the Architects of the Master Universe r.
33:4.5 arbiter of all executive appeals r. its administration.
35:7.1 the acme of their education r. universe legislation.
37:5.7 advising the presiding magistrates r. the antecedents,
38:0.1 Peter wrote r. Jesus, “who has gone to heaven and is
40:0.10 the recital of the eternal purpose of the Gods r. the
43:4.10 to the constellation government in all matters r. the
44:3.6 to gain additional information r. one’s present and
44:8.5 they will be satiated r. every intellectual, artistic,
48:6.6 governed on the principle of r. your freewill choice
54:6.9 One error of human thinking r. these problems
56:7.7 We are not all in agreement r. the future status of
57:0.1 the records of Urantia r. its antecedents and early
66:8.2 lovingly warned r. their critical tendencies and the
82:5.10 That these taboos r. in-marriage were sociologic,
84:4.8 The so-called modesty of women r. their clothing
87:5.5 The evil eye gave origin to the first superstitions r.
108:1.2 possession of full data r. the candidate for indwelling
143:5.2 in those days for a self-r. man to speak to a woman
154:2.3 orders from their chief r. the safeguarding of Jesus.
respective
0:9.3 focalization and power mobilization, on their r.
2:7.3 Creator Sons as they function in their r. universes,
5:3.6 petitioning subjects throughout their r. creations.
10:1.2 actually transferred to his Sons, in their r. universes.
10:5.5 Trinity, but in a qualified sense and to their r. levels,
12:6.8 superuniverses each have their r. rulers who labor
14:4.11 citizenship dwell on their r. spheres of nativity.
15:7.1 the astronomical center of their r. superuniverses.
15:12.4 jurisdiction over all things and all beings in their r.
16:6.10 disproportionate and virtually unrelated in their r.
17:4.1 actual representations of their r. Spirit ancestors;
18:1.2 as co-ordinate and joint directors of their r. spheres,
18:2.3 the Eternals of Days have developed their r. spheres
18:3.3 Seven Master Spirits determine the nature of their r.
21:2.1 builders, and administrators of their r. domains,
21:2.10 architects and makers of the life plans of their r.
21:2.12 still their realms whirl on about their r. centers.
21:5.8 and administrative power in their r. universes;
22:6.2 They represent the superior minds of their r. groups
24:1.15 supervisors are entirely alike within their r. orders,
28:4.2 only by the Ancients of Days and only on their r.
28:4.13 and outward to the worlds of their r. sectors.
28:6.4 status of any individual on any world of their r.
29:4.24 potential of the living and dead energies of their r.
30:3.10 on active service on the requisition of their r. group
32:3.3 disciplining, and settling their r. local universes.
35:10.1 Salvington circuit of seventy planets, with their r.
41:2.7 the calculations and deductions of their r. staffs of
41:3.1 between the individual stars and their r. systems.
42:12.11 and characteristic of their r. spirit-mind indwellers.
43:1.7 at the headquarters buildings of their r. sectors.
44:6.9 craftsmen who, when all others have made their r.
46:5.11 so elevated as to overlook all of their r. residential
48:4.14 recess from the serious assignments of our r. orders.
50:6.4 is received by the ages of their r. dispensations.
51:1.2 being attuned to the life pattern of their r. systems.
66:3.8 back as teachers and leaders of their r. peoples.
66:7.5 the Prince to the needy tribes of their r. races.
66:7.7 trained in Mesopotamia for work with their r. races
72:2.3 legislatures concurred in by the r. state governors,
76:4.8 reared in the tribal surroundings of their r. mothers
87:4.4 good and bad luck were pictured as having their r.
92:5.6 their return is always expected by their r. groups.
99:6.2 spread of the essential gospel of their r. messages of
114:6.18 Angels cannot fully control the affairs of their r.
119:1.3 assembled about their r. receiving stations for
134:3.6 and fully accredited by their r. religious groups.
134:5.14 when they freely surrender their r. sovereignties into
134:6.3 always fighting each other until they gave up their r.
138:6.1 the six new apostles were put in the hands of their r.
138:9.3 satisfactory plans for the care of their r. families.
160:2.7 men enrich the soul by pooling their r. spiritual
186:5.5 unlimited sovereignty over their r. local universes.
187:1.11 two brigands and the Son of Man to their r. crosses.
189:1.11 were dispatched to their r. universe assignments.
189:3.4 back to the jurisdiction of their r. commanders.
190:1.5 farewell, and send you on your r. assignments,
respectively
24:0.10 and the Assigned Sentinels are r. stationed on the
24:7.8 the associated Seven Supreme Power Directors, r.,
25:6.5 will r. remain Celestial Recorders and Custodians of
26:1.12 orders, serving in Havona, are r. the offspring of the
64:7.5 establishing the civilizations r. of Mexico, Central
70:8.7 City and country have r. contributed to the
76:2.5 The boys were r. eighteen and twenty years of age
77:5.10 four diverse cultures r. fostered by four different
92:6.14 Judaism and Hinduism, and each r. has greatly
95:7.2 peoples of the Orient and Occident had become r.
98:4.6 taught that the divine son (r. Attis and Osiris) had
114:7.8 chosen by the corps to which they are r. attached
154:4.1 divided into four nearly equal groups who held, r.,
respects, all
10:3.18 to function as one with the Father in all spiritual r.
21:2.10 by dual-origin native beings who are in a. identical.
190:0.1 the world of his mortal incarnation, it will be in a.
respects, certain
16:3.17 And in c. this presiding Spirit is similarly expressive
26:6.3 In c., new relationships with the Seventh Master
67:7.3 In c. progress had been made; in other directions
respects, many
15:6.15 Urantia, in size, density, and location, is in m. ideal
21:2.2 m. dependent upon, the Third Source and Center.
24:7.9 now traversed by ascending mortals differs in m.
26:8.1 In m. the experiences of this circuit are the most
34:2.6 the universe may, in m., be tardy in development,
35:5.3 In m. these Sons are a self-governing body;
41:2.1 The Norlatiadek systems differ in m., but all are
53:7.9 In m. this rebellion was the most widespread of all
63:1.1 In m., Andon and Fonta were the most remarkable
72:12.1 the government of this unique people are in m.
82:6.2 races—blue, red, and yellow—were in m. superior to
89:8.8 And in m. prayers have not much changed with the
106:0.6 Father’s worlds) is in m. of ultimate significance.
139:6.4 In m. Nathaniel was the odd genius of the twelve.
respects, most
20:6.5 Avonals, while comparable in m., are not identical
respects, other
82:6.9 notwithstanding their slight inferiority in some o..
122:5.3 a blending of his parents’ traits; in o. he exhibited
respects, pay their
70:3.10 ambassadors of two warring tribes would meet, p.,
123:0.3 wish the Nazareth family well and to p. to the child
respects, some
0:1.23 4. Absolute perfection in s., imperfection in all others
18:6.1 acts as the representative of the Trinity, and in s.,
29:4.25 In s. the energy transformers are the most
36:2.13 Planetary life,while similar in s., differs in many ways
52:2.4 In s. Urantians do not seem to have emerged from
82:6.10 the secondary Sangiks were in s. superior to primary
94:11.2 While in s. it is unfortunate that Buddhism was not
95:5.2 In s. this young Egyptian king is one of the most
137:7.8 Maccabean revolt, whose requirements were in s.
139:8.9 Thomas was in s. like Philip; he also wanted “to be
141:7.11 John that his work on earth was in s. to be limited by
respiration
11:5.9 Nor do the pulsations account for the r. of space,
11:6.0 6. SPACE RESPIRATION
11:6.1 We do not know the actual mechanism of space r.;
11:6.1 This r. affects the horizontal extension of pervaded
11:6.4 The cycles of space r. extend in each phase for a
12:4.8 1. Primary motion—space r., the motion of space
12:4.12 participate in the two-billion-year cycles of space r.
12:5.1 The totality of space r. destroys its local value as a
43:1.3 morontia gas suitable for the r. of morontia creatures
46:2.3 gas adapted to the r. of the morontia order of life.
46:2.3 This third gas in no way unfits the air for the r. of
59:6.8 that it served admirably to support animal r..
59:6.10 and the atmosphere had become ideal for animal r..
respiratory
41:3.8 these younger stars whose gigantic r. heaves require
49:2.24 worlds have an atmospheric ocean suited to r.
49:2.24 when the r. factors of a planet are very high or low
respite
107:6.7 of death do not even experience this temporary r..
128:5.6 Jesus enjoyed this temporary r. from the program of
resplendent
2:1.2 He is r. in majesty and glory.”
131:1.3 the r. face of the Supreme would abide in majesty
131:5.2 the One God—all-wise, good, righteous, holy, r.,
respond
4:1.9 the primordials of force, concept, or spirit will r. to
7:1.3 Spirit realities r. to the drawing power of the center
9:6.5 The spiritual aspects of creature mind unfailingly r.
9:6.5 the material features r. to the gravity urge of the
11:8.2 invariably and unerringly r. to the central gravity pull
14:2.3 the Havona natives r. to forty-nine differing
15:4.1 the ancestor of all materialization, does always r.
16:6.4 these supermaterial realities so r. to the mind of the
36:4.1 volunteers who r. to the call of the System
37:3.6 the slumbering personalities r. to “the voice of the
40:9.8 Personalities of onetime association mutually r. quite
84:5.10 Will modern woman r. to this great achievement of
94:6.6 not coerce mankind but always stands ready to r.
94:12.6 Will this ancient faith r. once more to the stimulus
110:3.7 1. Choosing to r. to divine leading; sincerely basing
113:6.8 demands that personal or group guardians shall r.
113:6.8 and when the rolls are called, the seraphim r., but
130:8.4 that the man lacked the ability to r. to spirit leading.
140:5.22 Children always r. to the challenge of courage.
151:2.3 degrees of ability to comprehend truth and r. to its
152:6.4 must recognize truth and r. to the spiritual appeal of
155:6.17 Now, mistake not, my Father will ever r. to the
160:1.5 Animals r. nobly to the urge of life, but only man
185:4.2 Jesus would not reply to his many inquiries or r. to
196:1.4 The people heard Jesus gladly, and they will again r.
responded
7:3.4 some are detained and r. to by the lower automatic
95:7.3 that might have r. to the Jesusonian gospel, but
126:3.8 he r. in his heart and recognized in his mind that
151:2.3 To this invitation only Nathaniel r..
194:3.16 the Father and Son r. by giving themselves to man—
196:0.12 His faith was so absolute and undoubting that it r.
responding
0:6.1 Any and all things r. to the personality circuit of the
0:6.1 Any and all things r. to the spirit circuit of the Son,
0:6.7 all forms of energy which, while still r. to Paradise
12:9.1 the creation of new and spirit goals and then in r. to
15:4.2 When this energy attains gravity-r. levels,
16:4.11 by the linear-gravity-r. units of organized matter.
42:2.12 The now-appearing gravity-r. energy carries the
42:4.5 nor organized matter were present and r. to gravity.
42:4.6 Throughout all organized space there are gravity-r.
42:6.3 Ultimatons function by mutual attraction, r. only to
56:9.12 Creator Sons, who organize these gravity-r. forces
126:3.5 carrying out any plan for r to the Jerusalem visitation
responds
0:6.1 all that r. to the mind circuit of the Conjoint Actor,
0:6.1 Any and all that r. to the material-gravity circuit
1:5.16 The Isle of Paradise r. to all the physical
9:4.5 Cosmic force r. to mind even as cosmic mind r. to
16:3.12 Infinite Spirit, it is Master Spirit Number Six who r..
16:6.4 reality sensitivity of the cosmic mind r. to certain
16:6.4 of reality just as energy-material r. to gravity.
16:6.5 The cosmic mind unfailingly r. (recognizes response)
42:1.8 Energy is eternal but not infinite; it ever r. to the
112:0.13 Personality r. directly to other-personality presence.
116:5.14 In the final analysis, all energy r. to mind,
116:7.4 even as the grand universe r. to the far-flung spirit
154:6.8 how the conscience r. to emotional appeal as the
161:2.5 He unfailingly r. to the spectacle of human need;
response—see response to, in
0:3.17 5. The unlimited capacity for infinity r. exists in the
0:11.5 Every r. of this Absolute to any given situation
2:5.8 The experience of loving is very much a direct r. to
2:7.6 the unerring r. of the ever-present Spirit of Truth.
5:5.2 Religion is an independent realm of human r. to
5:6.8 thus been liberated from the fetters of causation r.,
5:6.9 liberation from slavish r. to antecedent causation,
7:1.6 Spirit-gravity pull and r. thereto operate not only on
7:1.8 There is an unvarying r. of the Son’s spirit to all
7:1.8 to all spirit things, beings, and persons, and this r.
9:8.8 2. Objective r. to the Father’s personality circuit.
11:8.4 perfectly clear-cut, stages of r. to Paradise gravity:
11:8.7 In this stage, energy-matter discloses r. to the
12:3.8 computed on the basis of the gravity r. of basic
12:3.10 the problem of mind-gravity presence and r..
12:3.10 about eighty-five per cent of the mind-gravity r. to
12:6.6 by a latitude of performance and an elasticity of r.
12:6.7 Absolutes, and that such diversity of r. in the face of
12:8.5 Reality, measured by physical-gravity r., is the
14:2.3 the higher spiritual orders of reaction r. vary in
16:6.4 quality which might be denominated the “reality r..”
16:6.5 The cosmic mind unfailingly responds (recognizes r.)
16:6.6 nonfactual, reflective conclusions based on cosmic r.
16:7.2 The selective r. of an animal is limited to the motor
16:8.19 exhibits reactive r. to the personality-gravity circuit
17:2.5 The Deity r. to the creative wills of the Supreme
17:2.6 no limit to the Deity Absolute’s potential of r. to
25:2.1 a definite superuniverse technique of reflective r. to
26:2.6 appeared as a creative r. of the Master Spirits to
29:2.15 functions in seven phases and discloses varying r. to
29:4.12 But though such r. appears wholly mechanistic,
29:4.26 communications but quite powerless to make r..
31:10.10 The seven finaliter corps represent the divinity r.
36:2.18 The capacity of material creatures to effect spirit r.
36:5.15 With the appearance of the spiritual r. of the creature
38:9.7 twelve levels of intellectual r. to the joint ministry of
39:8.9 sin will never find r. in the heart of a seraphim of
40:9.5 does have a residual experiential-recognition-r. to
40:9.6 there is an immediate r. of experiential recognition
40:9.6 the intellectual quality of fact; and this dual r.
40:9.7 the attribute of recognition-r. in the surviving soul.
40:9.8 necessary to invest such mutual personality r. with
41:1.1 following nebular evolution of gravity r., they are
42:2.8 Unqualified Absolute into the realms of multiple r.—
42:2.8 —r. to certain primal motions initiated by the God
42:2.11 yielding an aggregate-mass or space-directional r.
42:2.11 When energy emerges to the level of initial r. to
42:2.12 Upon the appearance of gravity r., the Associate
42:2.23 unmistakable r. to the action of Paradise gravity—
42:6.3 Without linear-gravity r. they are thus held in the
42:11.4 The levels of gravity r. for spirit, mind, and matter
42:11.4 losing this r. only in proportion to spirit
42:11.4 space is measured inversely to the linear-gravity r..
42:11.5 Linear-gravity r. is a quantitative measure of
42:11.5 traverse space without affecting linear-gravity r..
42:11.5 Although such gravity r. is directly proportional to
56:1.2 the gravity r. of all bona fide material reality to the
56:1.3 pure-energy r. is likewise universal and inescapable.
65:0.6 organismal environmental r. are the domains of the
65:0.6 those r mechanisms of organisms capable of learning
65:6.8 The ability to learn, memory and differential r. to
65:6.10 nervous system possesses innate capacity for r. to
65:7.4 the nonmechanical-teachable types of organismal r..
65:7.5 mechanical orders of organismal environmental r..
65:7.8 the physical (electrochemical) and the mental r. to
82:3.1 Marriage is the institutional r. of the social organism
86:6.6 an art of living based on something more than r. to
86:7.5 religion arose as his r. to the illusory environment;
87:7.10 must be the demand for devotion, the r. of loyalty.
91:0.1 the dual potential of social r. and God recognition.
92:4.3 religion is the r. of the superintellectual cosmos to
92:4.8 son voluntarily gives in recognition of, and r. to,
92:7.4 variable intellectual r. to his identical spiritual leading
95:3.4 The concepts of good and evil found ready r. in
100:6.3 The marks of human r. to the religious impulse
101:10.3 the unending r. of effect to antecedent action;
105:1.5 as both cause and effect, as both volition and r..
105:6.2 1. The deity r., the appearance of the three levels of
105:6.3 2. The universe r. involved an activation of the
105:6.5 4. The divinity r. to the imperfection inherent in
112:0.8 6. It discloses only qualitative r. to the personality
112:0.8 show both qualitative and quantitative r. to gravity.
112:1.13 the phenomenon of stimulus-r. is not a mechanical
112:1.15 significant contacts with environment (r. to a drive)
112:2.15 volitional r. to the leading of the Thought Adjuster.
112:5.2 Having appeared in r. to the Father’s will,
113:6.9 the resurrection r. occurs on the mansion worlds.
117:1.2 perfect-Creator cause and the perfecting-creature r..
118:10.22 apparently variable reciprocal r. in the Supreme.
127:2.8 Jesus’ plea found an appreciative r. in the hearts
130:4.3 appreciation of, and r. to, the intellectual cosmos.
130:4.14 establishes value levels of spirit recognition and r..
145:2.9 in the creature’s conscious r. to the divine urge of
149:6.11 the attitude of mind and the r. of spirit which are so
155:5.14 intending to signify their united and loyal r. to this
164:3.13 1. This was not a miracle r. to the individual’s faith.
188:5.2 loves men so much that his love awakens the r. of
196:3.20 constitutes religion as the motive of inner r. to outer
196:3.20 engaged in a meaningful and intelligent r. to total
response to, in
2:5.2 It is in r. to this paternal affection that God sends the
3:1.7 in accordance with the mass, in r. to the physical
5:6.12 portal of eternity opens only in r. to the freewill
9:3.7 But the Conjoint Actor does not act for, or in r. to,
13:4.5 bestowing more of their presence in r. to a sincere
24:7.8 this transformation takes place in r. to the will of
24:7.9 —the God of evolutionary creatures—in r. to the
29:4.12 seem to be wholly automatic and mechanical in r. to
34:1.1 In r. to Paradise phenomena there personalizes
42:2.8 potential force becomes active and primordial in r. to
42:2.12 In r. to the work of these force manipulators,
42:10.5 Morontia mind functions differentially in r. to the
58:2.9 These diurnal wanderings of the compass are in r.
58:6.7 anatomic structure of all new orders of life are in r.
65:6.8 can learn from reactive habits of behavior in r. to
86:7.5 Industry, war, slavery, and government arose in r. to
87:5.2 religious organization evolve in r. to the belief in
90:0.1 as ritual became more complex in r. to man’s
91:7.4 The human mind may perform in r. to so-called
94:4.1 further changes in r. to Buddhism and Jainism and
94:5.4 Deity would bestow his favor upon mankind in r. to
97:0.2 Hebraic mind from generation to generation in r.
103:5.3 the truly unselfish drive of mortal mind is in r. to the
105:1.7 which have become real in r. to his willful mandates.
105:7.18 the personalities of the Gods stirred in r. to the
106:8.20 acting through the Ultimate and in r. to the initial
108:2.11 we observe Adjusters sometimes bestowed in r. to
112:5.2 Having appeared in r. to the Father’s will,
116:4.5 collectively produced the Seven Circuit Spirits in r.
117:2.9 Does the Supreme Being actualize in r. to the
117:2.9 does this finite cosmos progressively evolve in r.
118:5.2 but as the panorama of eternity unfolds in r. to the
118:6.7 the universe frame which has actualized in r. to prior
118:9.6 mechanisms have come into existence in r. to the
119:6.5 In r. to our many addresses of welcome and
121:8.14 its effective arrangement and in r. to my choice of
130:2.8 in r. to his questions Jesus said: “The dog has a
132:5.14 and in r. to the rich man’s request for more detailed
135:7.3 In r. to the questions of his disciples John continued
140:10.8 In r. to a question asked by Andrew, the Master
144:6.1 John had done this in r. to the urging of Abner,
146:2.1 prayer, thanksgiving, and worship, and in r. to his
148:7.4 first case of a miracle to be wrought by Jesus in r. to
150:9.2 The transformations of grace are wrought in r. to
151:6.7 thronged by those who came in r. to the word that
154:5.1 And in r. to this hasty call, presently there were
154:6.1 Jesus’ earth family arrived on the scene in r. to the
165:5.1 And in r. to Andrew’s request, Jesus said: “Yes,
171:0.6 That evening, in r. to the labors of Peter, James
191:0.5 from going out in public in r. to James’s urging,
responses
16:6.5 These r. are self-evident to clear-reasoning mind
16:6.9 These moral, and spiritual insights, these cosmic r.,
16:9.1 these three universe reality r. of cosmic recognition.
26:2.6 with the ability to make suitable creative r. to the
28:4.1 therein to see and therewith to hear the certain r. of
42:11.5 which operate to neutralize gravity action and all r.
65:7.5 Such preintelligent r. of living organisms pertain to
140:4.8 emotional r. to such urges can be changed;
140:4.8 In the strong character emotional r. are integrated
responsibilities
12:6.8 watched over by those intrusted with such high r..
19:2.4 personalities who have come up to the high r. of
25:4.13 having once assumed such r., they may not relinquish
26:10.1 The attainment of Paradise entails r. of a new and
28:6.15 developed to gracefully bear these added r., but to
33:3.7 —a grand and glorious family but one of untold r.
33:6.2 Morning Star is absent from Salvington, his r. are
35:6.1 candidate for selection to assume the r. of junior
38:4.4 If a seraphim bears r which forbid absence from duty
39:4.9 their appreciation of the r. of universe government
43:5.3 our local universe before taking up his Edentia r..
45:2.1 these sovereigns are intrusted with large executive r.,
45:7.3 mortal survivors for the assumption of the high r. of
48:2.2 require no training before entering upon their r..
52:4.6 rulers who are most fit to bear social and political r..
55:3.15 on certain worlds for this and other similar r..
55:9.3 government will expand to grasp the r. of new grand
55:12.3 do not assume administrative r. until the authority of
67:6.2 Similar groups of Amadonites assumed these r. when
70:12.5 intellectually and morally to fulfill such sacred r..
71:3.10 caliber of its citizens who volunteer to accept the r.
72:3.7 new civic and social r. to the state are assumed.
72:3.8 instructed in the parental schools regarding the r. of
72:8.2 their trusts concern r. in the regional administration
72:8.2 Division three includes state r., and such officials
74:1.4 plans to be pursued in accepting the r. of rulership
74:1.6 Adam and Eve went forth to their new r. equipped
74:3.5 selected to assume r. in the new administration of
74:3.5 to behold Eve, a woman, sharing the honors and r.
74:6.8 in preparation for the assumption of marital r..
83:0.3 of altruistic duties and race-benefiting home r..
84:1.1 encumbering himself with the r. of wife, children,
109:0.1 by the Adjuster in preparing for the increased r.
113:2.8 of the angelic pair can discharge all ministering r..
114:1.3 Prince should arrive to assume his titular r..
114:7.1 are competent and trustworthy to assume such r..
119:3.2 and having thus disposed of his administrative r.,
119:6.2 there was a wider distribution of administrative r..
124:3.3 difficulties and r. rapidly multiplied in the life of this
124:3.4 compelled to assume the r. of the first-born son
124:4.4 credit for so successfully discharging their parental r.
124:6.16 And so, even ere the heavy r. of the Nazareth family
124:6.16 come to begin the resumption of the r. of a universe.
126:2.2 heavy but highly educational and disciplinary r.
126:2.3 Jesus cheerfully accepted the r. so suddenly thrust
126:5.4 duty and faithfully discharging the immediate r. of
126:5.12 manhood with its increased r. and opportunities
127:2.5 pleading as an excuse his heavy family r., which
127:6.8 would get married if he were free from his family r..
132:5.2 your problems having to do with the r. of wealth.
133:1.2 Can you not see that on this world such r. had
139:3.8 signified that they were ready to assume such r.,
139:12.3 discharged the r. of his office honestly, faithfully,
140:6.11 “Be willing, then, to take up your r. and follow me
142:7.8 When young they are prepared for the greater r. of
151:0.2 Peter being more than occupied with the many r.
157:3.2 hoped they might gain a new vision of their r. and
158:7.5 let him disregard himself, take up his r. daily, and
159:3.7 In entering the kingdom, you cannot escape its r.
159:5.10 take up the full measure of his r. daily to follow me
159:5.10 to live up to the full measure of their human r. and
162:8.2 loss of their parents, Martha had assumed the r. of
172:5.2 Andrew; he was too busy with the r. of his office
181:2.3 But as for the r. left to me by my earthly father,
responsibility
2:2.7 the children of time—creatures of moral r. who have
6:2.4 the Father’s perfection and jointly shares the r. of
8:4.4 Son of God accepts the creatorship charge of r. for
18:1.2 they function individually in particular fields of r..
21:5.6 of sovereignty by a Master Son implies the r. of
21:5.8 these Master Sons are supreme in authority, r.,
28:6.2 superuniverse government are charged with the r. of
28:6.14 know the limitations of your ability to discharge r.,
28:6.15 And the mistake of placing r. prematurely upon
28:6.18 the r. of ethics, the necessity for recognizing that
31:3.2 even greater tests of trust and sublime services of r..
33:6.3 have assigned to them certain special domains of r..
35:2.3 assumes the r., of the eldest son in a large family.
39:1.17 have qualified for their positions of trust and r. by
39:4.9 portray the r. and morality of cosmic citizenship to
41:1.1 physical controllers, who thereupon assume full r.
41:2.8 worlds is the r. of the Master Physical Controllers,
47:2.1 charging the cherubim with the r. of delivering this
52:5.6 they attain the age of moral r., of spiritual choice.
67:1.3 that reposed in a Planetary Prince who assumes r. for
70:1.16 the tendency of man to place the r. on his gods.
72:3.7 fifteen, when the first initiation into civic r. is held.
72:9.6 members to positions of governmental trust and r..
74:5.2 Material Sons must assume full r. for the conduct of
82:1.7 above individual ease and personal freedom from r..
82:3.4 his wedding day as marking his entrance upon r. and
84:7.25 parental rights, entails the supreme r. of human
84:7.27 And any attempt to shift parental r to state or church
88:1.9 put a leaf in his hair for the purpose of disavowing r.
88:4.7 persons to be put to death because of supposed r.
89:5.9 the assumption of collective r. for inflicting the death
93:5.1 Melchizedek did lay upon Abraham the r. of keeping
95:4.2 the realization of the presence of, and r. to, God.
97:10.7 joined with them in insisting on personal moral r.,
109:3.7 promptly received them when the age of moral r.
110:6.13 of personal choice, individual decision, moral r.,
111:4.9 there rests upon each person the r. of choosing as to
112:5.5 man’s greatest opportunity his supreme cosmic r..
117:4.9 the great cosmic r. of self-conscious personalities:
119:0.3 that Creator Son assumes full r. for the completion,
123:2.10 with sons, the father assuming r. for their education.
123:2.13 the mother to bear the r. for a child’s training until
123:2.14 Joseph was now assuming the direct r. for Jesus’
123:6.9 since he did not feel competent to assume the r.
124:4.9 he never shirked the r. of making the necessary
124:5.6 r. for the support and direction of a large family,
124:6.17 in spirit on his shoulders rested the r. of a universe.
125:0.1 Passover, was the first complete freedom from r.
125:0.1 had a like period of freedom from all sense of r.,
126:2.2 shoulder the r. of caring for his widowed mother
126:3.5 Family r. had quite effectively removed all thought
127:1.8 the willing manner in which he shouldered the r. of
127:2.9 if he (James) were only old enough to assume r. for
127:3.2 to assume r. for the family so that Jesus could begin
127:6.12 Jesus has learned well to bear r..
128:2.4 James assumed full financial r. for the family,
128:2.4 James and Joseph in the bearing of the family r..
128:5.1 first year of comparative freedom from family r..
128:7.13 James would henceforth assume full financial r.
129:2.5 forthwith assumed full r. for the care of the family.
130:2.8 creature endowed with the attributes of spiritual r.
132:5.23 for the benefit of others is a solemn and sacred r..
135:10.1 John somehow felt that the r. of the kingdom was
139:4.1 John continued to bear this r. as long as Mary the
140:1.7 I am about to put upon your souls the solemn r.
145:3.10 Jesus had passed the r. of this healing decision to
148:5.4 a tendency to ascribe to God the r. for everything
153:3.3 elders thus relieves such crafty children of their r.,
169:1.6 always seeking for a good time and shirking r.,
169:1.6 serious, sober, hard-working, and willing to bear r.
172:5.2 the thought of his r. as chief of the apostolic corps
177:2.7 a tremendous r. rests upon all earthly fathers so to
178:1.5 you face a double r. of duty to man and duty to God
181:2.17 I release you from all r. as regards these temporal
181:2.17 But this release from r. as the administrative head
181:2.17 does not in any manner lessen your moral r. to do
181:2.17 I would liberate you from all administrative r.
183:4.2 Andrew had been released from all r. in the group
185:3.8 Pilate thought to avoid the r. of deciding the case,
185:4.3 he was thankful that it was Pilate who had the r. of
189:0.1 the creatures of Michael, did this on their own r.;
191:0.6 freedom from r. for the guidance of his fellow
192:0.2 never formally elected him to such a position of r.;
responsible—see responsible for
23:2.18 the Ancients of Days and are immediately r. to
24:5.4 They are r. solely to the Supreme Executive of the
39:1.17 duties while attached to lower or less r. orders.
47:0.4 each world who is directly r. to the Jerusem rulers.
55:4.8 to r. places in the new administration of the settled
55:10.11 the Melchizedeks are destined to play increasingly r.
90:3.7 necessitating the execution of the witch r. therefor.
123:3.3 telling him that either God or the devil was r..
123:5.2 “son of the commandment”—henceforth a r. citizen
175:2.3 ignorant, and for which they could in no way be r.!
responsible for
7:0.5 The Son is not personally r. for the conduct of all
12:4.2 Who, or what, is really r. for the gigantic activities
12:4.6 force organizers are apparently r. for the production
27:5.5 in possession of universe knowledge are also r. for
28:5.10 comprehend what this means to those who are r. for
33:3.8 the Spirit is solely r. for bringing into existence the
41:2.8 Physical Controllers, but these beings are not r. for
48:3.7 These companions are r. for the whole of the career
61:7.1 The ice is also r. for those gentle swells, or surface
65:5.3 The wise and all-powerful beings who are r. for
65:7.2 Life Carriers is r. for the mortal inability to discern
70:10.4 A man’s neighbors were r. for his conduct; therefore
77:2.11 is r. for the traditions of such long human lives.
77:4.1 the purer Nodites and was in many ways r. for
83:7.7 largely r. for the increasing divorce tendencies
90:3.5 that the spirits were still r. for delayed healing or
90:3.5 spirit ghosts were still held r. for disease and death
90:3.7 necessitating the execution of the witch r. therefor.
97:8.1 profane history is r. for much of the confusion
103:2.10 A misguided conscience can become r. for much
120:1.4 I will be fully and efficiently r. for the security and
121:6.2 Hebrew scriptures into Greek at Alexandria was r.
123:2.13 to hold the father r. for the lad’s education from that
123:3.3 such unseen influences were r. for the physical
124:2.6 Until he became r. for the support of the home,
134:2.4 being r. for the material intrusted to his charge and
137:4.17 lest his indulgence of sympathy and pity become r.
148:5.4 The Father is not personally r. for all you may fail to
171:4.6 to become r. for the death of the Son of Man.
171:8.10 You will never be held r. for the accomplishment of
175:4.7 3. They felt themselves r. for the preservation of
responsive—see responsive to
0:6.2 linear-gravity-r. matter in the grand universe.
0:6.11 Neither space nor pattern are gravity r., but there is
12:3.10 intelligence, it is apparently not spirit-gravity r..
12:3.12 measure either qualitative or quantitative realities r.
16:7.9 fragrant persons with those who are less morally r.,
28:3.1 There is a definite Paradise-r. technique associated
34:7.5 have had physical natures more naturally spirit r..
36:6.6 Force-energy is variously gravity r.; life is not.
36:6.6 energies that have fulfilled all gravity-r. obligations.
42:4.2 prevented from returning to its source, it is ever r.
42:6.2 Preatomic matter becomes slightly gravity r. when
56:2.1 Infinite Spirit, by whose spirit-r. ministry of mind,
90:5.3 services embracing prayer, song, r. reading,
110:4.1 commonness of nature and absence of r. recognition.
116:7.1 it is also a magnificent and r. living organism.
149:6.4 much loved children are led to love their father in r.
162:6.2 after the chanting of the Hallel, the r. reading of the
responsive to
0:6.6 those energies which are r. to Paradise gravity but
0:6.7 to Paradise gravity, are directly r. to linear gravity.
2:6.2 cognizant of, and r. to, the fundamental needs of the
3:2.5 nor Paradise spirit, is not directly r. to the Father.
6:4.1 all spiritual beings and values are r. to the infinite
6:4.6 such an ascending mind becomes increasingly r. to
7:0.4 impersonal realities of spirit nature are always r. to
7:1.3 Spirit substance (quality) is just as r. to spirit gravity.
7:1.3 physical matter (quantity) is r. to physical gravity.
7:1.4 This drawing power is instantly r. to the inter- and
7:3.2 more r. to the inward pulling urge of spirit gravity
9:0.4 Like the First Source and Center, the Third is r. to
9:3.5 are by nature r. to the acts of the Third Source and
9:4.2 energy is receptive and r. to mind; mind can be
11:5.5 The forces emanating from this zone are not r. to
11:5.7 indirectly r. to the will and mandates of the infinite
11:8.6 It signalizes the appearance of energy systems r. to
12:3.1 Personality also is r. to gravity—to the Father’s
12:3.12 measure either qualitative or quantitative realities r.
12:6.5 primal physical forces are not r. to linear gravity,
12:8.5 —Godlike—it becomes less r. to material gravity.
14:2.7 Havona are more spiritualized and hence more r. to
16:4.12 the grasp of the Unqualified Absolute, becoming r.
24:2.2 are personally sensitive and r. to intelligent will.
24:2.8 Census Directors are r. to nothing but will function.
28:3.2 They are reflectively r. to all of each phase of
28:4.11 angels peculiarly r. to the sentiments of all orders
28:5.16 angels are quickly r. to these educational efforts.
29:5.5 transmute primordial force (pre-energy not r. to
32:1.1 emergent energy becomes r. to local or linear gravity
34:4.13 are sensitive and r. to these directional currents.
36:2.18 The life patterns are variously r. to these adjutants
42:2.5 and is r. only to the personal grasp of the Father,
42:2.11 energy is not at first definitely r. to the Paradise-
42:2.12 directly r. to the circular grasp of Paradise gravity
42:4.2 prevented from returning to its source, it is ever r.
42:11.4 human mind, are r. to the interactions of universe
42:12.15 it is in turn r. to the ultimate overcontrol of spirit.
46:7.5 adjutant mind-spirits; they are not r. to the spirits of
56:1.5 that they are fully r. to his personal presence;
56:9.12 mobilize its energies to become gravity r. to the pull
56:10.13 invests the human minds is unerringly r. to truth—
57:5.2 this periodic pulsation, rendered your sun highly r. to
58:2.9 Even the compass needle is r. to this solar influence
64:6.22 The early blue men were r. to the persuasions of the
65:6.7 The lower forms of plant life are r. to physical,
65:6.8 The laws of physics are not r. to training; they are
85:2.6 awakening religious nature of mankind became r. to
86:5.1 mortal himself except that it was not r. to touch.
90:3.1 being directly r. to the whims of the ghosts and
90:3.1 he recognizes that matter is r. to the intelligent
104:4.44 the Universal Absolute are alike r. to Deity and to
107:7.4 is ever r. to the will and acts of existent personality.
112:6.3 the appearance of the material body-form is r. to
112:7.6 It is a fact in time and is r. to the vicissitudes
116:6.5 the mechanism of physical life is r., in part, to the
116:7.4 Mortal man is r. to spirit guidance, even as the grand
117:1.9 r. alike to creature effort and Creator purpose;
117:3.8 Paradise and in rendering these r. to the Supreme.
118:4.3 static potentials forthwith become active and r. to
122:2.8 the soil of John’s heart was ever r. to the sowing of
126:0.2 he would be more r. to her plans for his future life.
128:4.7 unless their hearts were r. to the spiritual realities
140:5.16 Being sensitive and r. to human need creates
responsively
112:5.20 all selfhood (personality) is able to function r. to
responsiveness
99:1.5 increase the r. of one social group to the needs and
116:6.4 controller personalities discloses the r. of energy to
116:6.4 same controlling entities indicates the r. of mass to
rest—see rest—remainder; see rest—verb; see laid to rest
7:5.6 Neither did the Eternal Son pass through the r. that
24:6.1 the goal of the ages: God, r., and then eternity of
25:7.2 you will be provided with regular seasons of r. and
25:7.2 Paradise there will always be time for r. and spirit
26:1.1 ministering spirits enjoy seasons of r. and change;
26:4.9 7. Complements of R..
26:7.4 they have passed through the terminal r. of time
26:7.4 Not until after the divine r. do they partake of the
26:10.6 final r., the inevitable sleep which ever intervenes
26:10.7 place them in the custody of the complements of r.,
26:11.0 11. THE COMPLEMENTS OF REST
26:11.1 provides the superaphic complements of r. with a
26:11.3 The superaphic complements of r. are not so much
26:11.6 the instigators of r. of the primary order of
26:11.6 The perfected pilgrims begin this r., go to sleep,
26:11.7 you go not alone to your r. as you did on the
26:11.7 Now, as you prepare for the attainment r.,
26:11.7 the majestic complement of r., who prepares to
26:11.7 who prepares to enter the r. as one with you,
26:11.8 and now the third metamorphosis is the true r.,
27:0.10 7. Instigators of R..
27:0.11 your career under the tutelage of the instigators of r.
27:1.0 1. INSTIGATORS OF REST
27:1.1 The instigators of r. are the inspectors of Paradise
27:1.1 their colleagues, the complements of r. of the
27:1.1 The one essential to the enjoyment of Paradise is r.
27:1.1 divine r.; and these instigators of r. are the final
27:1.2 R. is of a sevenfold nature: There is the r. of sleep
27:1.2 There is also the normal r. of energy intake,
27:1.2 the transition r. from one stage of being to another
27:1.3 The instigators and the complements of r. are just as
27:1.4 You enter the r. on the final Havona circuit and are
27:1.4 instigator of r. who welcomes you to the eternal
27:1.5 The last r. of time has been enjoyed; the last sleep
28:6.12 employment, work, and in its negative utilization, r..
30:4.12 unconscious and oblivious to the length of their r..
35:2.8 following the correctional r., reinstatement to service
38:2.6 on Salvington they will share their places of r. and
39:2.10 until after the last r. of sleep on the inner circle of
39:2.11 You are consciously unconscious during seraphic r..
42:4.5 signifies absence of heat—comparative energy r.—
44:2.10 memory recapitulation with forms of mind r. and
44:3.4 enormous edifices utilized during the seasons of r.,
44:5.8 7. The teachers of r.. Divine r. is associated with the
44:5.8 places of rendezvous where we enter the divine r.
44:5.9 must be inducted into the long and revivifying r. of
44:5.9 a form of r. required to replenish the energy losses
44:5.10 creatures in their efforts to understand the divine r.,
46:1.7 stations are in operation during this period of r.
46:5.30 the theater of morontia activities devoted to r. and
48:4.9 in the achievement of thought change and mind r.,
63:2.6 After three days’ r. and enjoyment of the fire, Andon
69:3.2 engaging in accentuated periods of work and r..
72:3.5 Moral instruction offered by teachers during the r.
76:6.1 Adam and Eve went to their mortal r. with strong
77:8.3 they enter into the spirit of human work, r., and play.
84:2.4 he went to bed, along with the wife, remaining at r.
84:4.9 when young, one week each month for welcome r.
84:8.5 Advancing celestial beings all enjoy r. and the
84:8.5 refreshing sleep, r., recreation, and all pastimes
94:2.4 escape from self by submergence in the universal r.
97:5.2 “The Lord will give you r. from your sorrow and
105:3.4 The eternal Isle is absolutely at r.; all other
113:2.10 For purposes of r and recharging with the life energy
114:6.15 the seraphim who foster the values of humor, and r..
117:7.17 And perhaps for a space there will be r., relaxation
122:7.6 the Nazareth travelers retired for the night’s r..
123:5.6 the caravans as they tarried near the spring for r. and
124:6.9 On the eastern slopes of Olivet they paused for r. in
125:2.4 His r. was greatly disturbed by revolting dreams of
131:1.9 weary soul of the wandering mortal finds eternal r.
131:2.6 ‘In returning to your spiritual r. shall you be saved;
131:2.6 The Lord shall give you r. from your fear.
132:7.4 live within hailing distance of the safe waters of r.,
132:7.4 entered your haven of spirit tranquillity, soul r.,
133:7.2 It was their plan to enjoy a period of real r. and play
134:3.1 Caspian Sea, Jesus had stopped several days for r.
134:8.10 The period of r. is over; I must return to my Father’s
135:8.3 Just before the noon r., Jesus laid down his tools,
137:5.2 he sent them to their r. while he walked and talked
137:8.14 enter the coming kingdom shall enjoy the divine r..
138:4.4 After a night of r. the entire party, now numbering
138:6.2 Jesus established the mid-week holiday for r. and
138:6.2 his earth life, did not actually require this day of r.,
140:6.14 it is best for you to go to your r. so as to be ready
141:3.7 Come to me all you who labor, and I will give you r.
141:7.2 the river and south of Jericho for a three days’ r..
143:3.1 in the enjoyment of a three-day period of r. and
143:3.3 “My brethren, you must all learn the value of r.
143:3.3 Then when you go back fresh from your r. or
143:7.7 worship is effortless attention, true and ideal soul r.,
144:1.7 would be their last opportunity for prolonged r..
144:8.8 are heavy laden, and you shall find r. for your souls.
145:4.2 Let us go to our r., for tomorrow we must be
145:4.3 perplexed, and heart-sorrowing men go to their r.;
147:2.2 so much so that Jesus had little time for r..
148:5.5 Lord is a refuge for the oppressed, a haven of r. in
148:7.4 as a protest against making the Sabbath r. of religion
151:5.4 it was to secure r. that he had directed them to sail
151:6.7 Jesus did not obtain the r. he was looking for.
151:6.7 And so, after only one night of r., early Tuesday
152:2.1 The Master had so little r. over the Sabbath that on
152:2.1 where they proposed to obtain much needed r.
152:2.6 go their way and buy food while you secure r. for
152:4.2 Andrew and James put him to r. on the cushioned
152:5.5 that he wished to withdraw for a few days of r. with
152:5.5 region of Gennesaret for two or three days of r. and
153:5.5 Jesus: “Go to your r., for busy times are upon us;
154:2.0 2. A WEEK OF REST
154:2.3 This week of r. enabled Jesus to visit many families
154:2.3 public teaching of any sort during this week of r..
154:2.4 Jesus sent Salome, James’s mother, to her r., while
155:1.6 bade him good night and sought r. upon their pillows
156:1.2 of Karuska, explaining that he desired to have a r..
156:1.3 right there until the Master had finished his r..
156:1.3 had come to Phoenicia for a period of quiet and r..
158:6.5 “And now go to your r., for on the morrow we
159:6.5 to take a week’s r. before they made ready to start
159:6.5 This was their last r., for the Perean mission
160:0.1 Jesus enjoyed a period of almost complete r., but
163:6.7 who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you r.
163:6.7 I am true and loyal, and you shall find spiritual r. for
165:4.8 his reward: Whereas he says, I have found r. and
166:4.1 journey, to pause at midday for r. and refreshment.
172:4.3 Jesus said, “Let us go up to Bethany for our r..”
173:5.5 to Bethany for their evening meal and a night of r..
173:5.6 They went to their various places for r., but they
176:3.10 Said Jesus that night as they went to their r.: “Freely
177:0.0 WEDNESDAY, THE REST DAY
177:1.5 Well, John, we have had a good visit, a real day of r.
181:1.2 is not an endless r. of idleness and selfish ease but
182:0.1 obtained several hours of r. while the Master had
182:2.2 to all eleven, saying: “My friends, go to your r..
182:3.4 “Sleep on now and take your r.; the time of
182:3.7 farewell to his apostles and sent them to their r.,
185:2.7 the preparation day for the Jewish Sabbath of r. and
186:3.3 Passover celebration and the coming Sabbath of r.
188:1.7 to prepare the Master’s body for the death r..
194:3.2 they crave extinction in endless slumber and r..
rest—remainder
13:1.5 transactions do not personally concern the r. of us,
13:1.20 but they do not communicate it to the r. of us,
22:9.6 profound personal experience which the r of the sons
23:2.10 They are known to the r. of us by the name or
42:2.21 power directors do not reveal the secret to the r. of
42:7.10 are more easy of comprehension than the r..
60:3.15 Much of the r. of Asia, including Siberia, was still
70:7.7 the power of mystery over the r. of the tribe.
79:5.9 Western Hemisphere had no contact with the r. of
80:5.1 in that region than were to be found in all the r. of
84:4.9 wits for dealing with their male associates the r. of
94:9.3 later surrendered to Islam, while the r. of the Orient
97:8.1 the transactions of the r. of the world as profane
121:6.1 Jerusalem and the r. of the Occident and the Levant
132:4.5 he spent the r. of his life vainly trying to induce his
134:1.6 Capernaum, where they lived for the r. of Mary’s
139:1.7 it never irritated the older Andrew to spend the r. of
139:7.3 it required some little time for the r. of the apostles
147:5.6 went to join the r. of the apostles at the camp in the
152:7.1 the r. of the apostles sojourned, two and two,
158:7.8 rebuke as were administered to Peter and the r. of
161:2.7 he lives on a spiritual plane far above the r. of us.
167:5.1 God, I thank you that I am not like the r. of men,
173:1.8 all the r. of that day while Jesus taught, guards set
179:1.5 highest and lowest positions thus occupied, the r. of
183:4.7 breathless and in advance of the r. of Jesus’ family
186:0.3 his sister Ruth refused to remain behind with the r.
186:0.3 The r. of the Master’s family remained in Bethany
187:1.9 compelled to carry it the r. of the way to Golgotha.
187:4.7 Mary lived at John’s home for the r. of her life.
187:6.1 the mother of Jesus stopped with the r. of her family.
190:1.10 The r. of Jesus’ family returned to Galilee.
191:0.12 Thomas walked over the hills the r. of the time.
195:0.2 the r. of the Roman Empire was found to be
rest—verb
5:0.1 then must such a finite intellect r. assurance of
30:4.11 Such surviving souls must r. in unconscious sleep
39:2.12 flight through space, enseraphimed, while you r.—
47:4.6 all seven of these worlds, to eat, drink, and r..
54:6.4 —you may r. secure in the eternal assurance that such
58:7.9 The rocks belonging to this early stratification r.
67:4.5 Matters will undoubtedly r. as they now are until the
68:5.13 must ever r. upon a sound agricultural basis.
69:9.13 “consecrate” a piece of land, and it would then r.
76:5.4 meaning of the intimation that they might r. until
76:6.2 They did not long r. in the oblivion of the sleep of
79:4.9 Culture does r. on a biologic foundation, but caste
82:6.7 but most of the objections to such experiments r. on
88:5.3 ill or well, the same effects were believed to r. upon
92:7.1 Philosophy may, indeed, r. on a scientific basis,
100:2.7 may r. in the assurance that there is one inner bastion
113:5.4 you may r. assured that these guardians will find
123:2.2 the guardianship of Jesus was destined to r. in the
133:1.2 on this world such responsibilities had better r.
138:6.2 R. yourselves from the arduous labors of the
141:3.1 so Andrew arranged that two apostles should r. each
142:3.15 you may work, but on the seventh day you shall r..
143:3.1 Mount Sartaba, where I desire to r. for a day or
143:3.2 desires that we go apart with him for a season to r.
147:2.1 they paused to r. while Judas made a deposit of
149:2.6 healer, it does not follow that it continued so to r..
149:5.3 wicked are like the troubled sea, for it cannot r.,
151:4.2 so that the birds of heaven are able to come and r. in
151:5.1 let us cross over to the other side that we may r. for
151:6.1 breakfast and under some of the shelters r. and talk.”
154:2.2 to their homes or friends to r. their troubled souls
165:4.14 Then Jesus went into his tent to r. for a while before
168:5.2 never permitting himself to r. long until he had
169:3.2 carried away by the angels to r. in Abraham’s
177:0.1 the custom to r. from their labors each Wednesday.
177:0.1 At last Jesus spoke: “I desire that you r. today.
178:3.2 “Sit down and r. yourselves while I talk with you
188:1.2 thought it appropriate the Master should r. there.
188:1.7 go back to the home of Joseph, r. over the Sabbath
195:6.2 you can r. assured that the teachings of the Master
restate
121:8.12 In carrying out my commission to r. the teachings
121:8.14 would qualify me to r. his matchless teachings in the
141:4.3 Jesus would r. his message and employ another type
149:2.1 well-meant efforts of Jesus’ early followers to r.
194:2.1 for each new generation, to r. the Jesus message
restated
94:6.1 the Salem gospel was r. and revitalized,
99:1.6 but the form of its expression must be r. every time
132:1.1 In substance, and r. in modern phraseology, Jesus
132:3.1 R. in modern phraseology, the substance of Jesus’
133:7.5 And as r. in modern phraseology, Jesus answered:
140:10.5 The golden rule as r. by Jesus demands active
144:4.1 may be summarized and r. in modern phraseology as
155:5.1 discourse on religion, summarized and r. in modern
156:5.6 r. in modern phraseology: Forceful ambition,
159:3.1 Summarized and r. in modern phraseology, Jesus
160:1.1 These talks, condensed, combined, and r. in modern
161:2.1 following narrative is a condensed, rearranged, and r
178:1.1 be summarized and r. in modern language as follows:
restatement
48:6.33 The creation of new pictures out of old facts, the r.
87:7.6 even the r. of the religion of Jesus must develop new
120:0.1 Assigned by Gabriel to supervise the r. of the life
121:8.14 further elaboration of our r. of Jesus’ life on earth.]
170:5.19 actual teachings of Jesus, such a r. as will undo
restatements
99:1.6 clear-cut and vigorous r. of its moral mandates and
121:8.13 the inditing of these revelations, more correctly r..
restating
134:3.8 Jesus’ teachings, r. his pronouncements as we
142:7.4 family, r. the two fundamental laws of living:
rested
14:1.12 unwittingly read the truth when your eyes r. on
30:4.12 react no differently than those who have r. five days.
50:6.5 worlds of Satania have r. under the spiritual ban of
58:5.3 supported by, and r. directly upon, a molten sea of
69:9.9 Property honesty r. safely on this type of superstition
70:3.8 the oath taken while the hand of the candidate r.
74:3.9 Adam and Eve r. for the first time in their new home
79:8.17 For centuries this great civilization has r. upon the
82:5.7 Even after the taboo r. upon in-marriages for the
97:9.9 plain matter-of-fact statements which already r. in
124:6.17 on his shoulders r. the responsibility of a universe.
128:1.2 the Creator Son labored, grew weary, r., and slept.
130:6.6 The travelers were truly r. and refreshed when they
132:7.4 There it has r. these many generations, motionless
133:7.1 arrived at their island destination much r. in body
134:4.10 socially, full and unchallengeable authority r. in
137:2.3 Nathaniel r. under the shade of a tree by the
138:5.3 They r. for a night and the next day departed by boat
139:6.7 The twelve r. securely in the knowledge that their
141:1.2 only journeyed as far as Tarichea, where they r. for
144:1.7 During these September weeks they r., visited,
146:7.3 When they had r. two days, Jesus said to his apostles
148:9.2 on his couch by ropes until the afflicted one r. on
149:2.6 the fame of Jesus r. chiefly upon his reputation as
151:5.7 they all r. in the boats, not going ashore until after
154:0.3 Thus matters r. for one week, during which time
156:0.1 they r. over the Sabbath day amid these refreshing
156:6.4 For one day they r. quietly in the hills, going on
156:6.4 they r. for three days and held daily conferences,
158:6.1 after they had eaten and r., the twelve gathered
168:2.3 on the edge of the stone shelf whereon it had r..
177:5.2 You have r. today in preparation for those times
179:1.1 Except for the end on which r. the bread and wine,
184:5.7 blasphemy, and that would have r. entirely on Jesus’
188:3.5 the physical form of the Master r. in Joseph’s tomb
188:3.14 convened while the body of Jesus r. in the tomb.
189:4.6 Mary saw only the napkin where his head had r.
189:4.6 lying intact and as they had r. on the stone before
restful
27:2.3 it is very r. to visit with the angelic types of mind;
48:4.10 The early experiences of the race are r to reminisce.
48:6.37 Variety is r.; monotony is what wears and exhausts.
142:8.3 This sojourn was a r. and fruitful season of labor;
143:7.7 and ideal soul rest, a form of r. spiritual exertion.
160:3.2 but when they become habitual, they are at once r.
restfulness
48:4.12 There is a r. in the contemplation of that which is
143:7.3 tension of personality—should be relaxed by the r. of
resting—verb
39:2.12 sleep on a transport vehicle in one city and, after r. in
55:2.4 central stage whereon the fusion candidates are r.,
70:8.18 the fulcrum of sound and normal mind r. securely on
73:0.3 rebellion and r. under the ban of spiritual isolation.
77:4.8 Dilmun are now silently r. on the dusty shelves of
80:9.5 Mediterranean races, with the broad base r. in Asia
89:1.3 the article r. under ban was regarded as unclean,
95:1.2 the Mesopotamian taboos which they had found r.
130:0.3 visiting and r. on Cyprus and then sailed for Syria.
133:0.3 One day while r. at lunch, about halfway to
141:9.2 Here Jesus and the apostles tarried for five days, r.
142:7.1 next Wednesday at Bethany with his apostles, r..
143:3.3 shrunk in size while you have been r. your mind
152:6.1 While r. at the home of a wealthy believer in the
152:6.2 While Jesus and the twelve were r. at Gennesaret,
153:0.1 a suspense of apprehension r. upon all of them.
156:1.3 explained that the Master was r. and could not be
158:4.7 sting of their defeat and sensing the humiliation r.
162:9.6 Ephraim, where he had been r. in seclusion for a few
167:0.3 spent Friday r. from their recent travels and labors.
168:2.1 Lazarus, wrapped in linen bandages, r. on the right
168:3.7 he was not in the least perturbed and continued r.
188:3.4 he was supposed to be r. in Joseph’s new tomb.
189:4.1 in the upper chamber, r. on the very couches
191:0.4 sight of the grave cloths r. there in the tomb as if
resting—adjective
42:4.11 In a dynamic sense the work which r. matter can
59:6.7 The r. stages evolved to meet the demands of
156:4.2 out from the city to talk with Jesus at his r. place.
189:4.9 that the body had been moved to another r. place.
restitution
132:5.15 with your convictions of justice, generosity, and r.
restive
66:8.1 and somewhat r. under superior authority,
147:3.2 John, the youngest of the twelve, was especially r.
restless
42:4.2 reappear as some form of r.,surging electrical energy
63:4.6 developed by these active, r., and curious people.
66:8.1 tendency to be r. under authority, to mildly resent
79:7.3 able minds but not enough to fire them with the r.,
99:4.6 humanly dislocated; they are anxious, r., fearful,
122:8.1 All that night Mary was r. so that neither of them
147:3.2 apostles were somewhat r. under the restrictions
restlessness
66:1.4 a certain characteristic r. coupled with a tendency to
68:2.6 The early home was founded upon the sex r. of
84:8.4 There is real danger in the combination of r.,
102:3.4 such an indescribable r. of triumph in discovery that
restoration
7:4.7 revelation, and ministration—and if required, in r. and
35:5.6 is usually present pending the r. of normal status.
37:8.3 your r. to the universe circuits of his supervision.
46:8.2 by their r. to the spiritual communion of the realms.
67:6.9 release of this decision would have awaited the r.
97:2.3 witnessed the r. of the idea of the Creator to about
97:9.16 the king’s palace, and the r. of the walls of many
98:4.8 followed by the springtime r. of all living plants.
101:4.8 3. The r. of important bits of lost knowledge
118:8.6 r. of the imbalance between self-liberty and self-
119:3.4 witnessed the r. of the planet to the loyal service
123:3.5 dedication of the temple after the r. of the Mosaic
135:6.2 more ardently anticipated “the r. of the kingdom.”
135:7.1 held to the idea of the r. of the throne of David,
136:1.3 They were looking for a r. of Jewish national glory
136:1.4 that the coming of the Messiah would effect its r..
137:7.10 direct Roman rule by a r. of the Herodian dynasty.
140:8.1 concepts of the kingdom as a r. of David’s throne
149:1.1 scores of afflicted found r. of health and happiness
149:1.5 spiritual benefits rather than for purely physical r..
169:1.10 father to rejoice with him over the r. of his son.
169:1.15 to show how complete is the r. of the lost son into
171:5.1 without appealing to him for the r. of his sight.
189:0.1 of a possible technique for the r. of Jesus.
194:4.4 must receive until the times of the r. of all things.”
restore
7:4.5 and there r. the spiritual status of the spheres.
15:8.7 tidal or collisional adjustments which quickly r.
46:8.3 the adjudication of Lucifer and his associates will r.
51:2.2 it requires the co-operation of a Life Carrier to r.
55:4.8 the midwayers and to promote (or r.) them to
97:7.1 events in Hebrew history in an effort to r. the Jews
99:5.5 Jesus sought to r. man’s dignity when he declared
103:4.2 effort to make atonement, to r. friendly relationship.
121:6.5 Paul more fully to r. the concept of the Trinity,
125:6.13 who would r. the throne of David and forever cast
132:5.22 to r. all these ill-gotten gains to the rightful owners.
132:6.1 on the lookout for lost children whom he might r.
136:1.4 the Messiah would remove this curse and r. man
145:3.8 “Master, speak the word, r. our health, heal our
147:8.4 who do these things shall r. the wasted glories;
148:5.2 But many ages will be required to r. this part of the
159:3.3 It is the purpose of this gospel to r. self-respect to
159:3.3 I will stop at nothing to r. self-respect to those who
162:2.3 The deliverer will come in power to r. the throne
162:6.4 and that the Messiah must r. David’s throne.
171:6.2 exacted aught from any man, I will r. fourfold.
181:2.17 no authority over your brethren unless they r.
193:3.2 “Then, Master, will you r. the kingdom, and will
194:4.1 hardly be the Messiah they had hoped would r. the
restored—verb
28:7.4 When your world is once more r. to the reflective
45:2.2 which the Ancients of Days have not yet fully r. to
46:0.1 Order and good will are being r., and the conditions
46:8.1 This sector will be r. upon the readmission of Satania
46:8.2 But even if Urantia were r. to the system circuits,
46:8.3 Urantia and the other isolated spheres will be r. to
49:6.5 and thus is identity r. and personality resurrected.
53:7.3 And these circuits will not be r. so long as the
67:4.7 will be r. to some phase of universe service when the
93:10.1 and safely r. to his original Melchizedek status.
95:2.6 but after Set was vanquished, this eye was r. by the
97:2.1 Elijah r. to the northern kingdom a concept of
114:2.6 the moment the system of Satania is r. to the
121:6.7 imperial government fully r. the curtailed liberties of
132:5.18 All such wealth should be r. to those who have thus
146:6.2 son is not dead; he sleeps. He will be r. to you.”
147:1.3 the servant began to mend and was eventually r. to
151:6.5 he was immediately r. to his right mind and the
169:1.2 And when the lost sheep had been r. to the fold,
171:0.6 John made suitable apologies to the ten and were r.
171:5.3 the blind man, “I would have my sight r..”
171:5.3 declaring to all how his sight had been r. in Jericho
180:6.2 I must be divested of this mortal body and be r. to
188:1.1 When order had been r., the centurion read the
restored—adjective
158:5.5 When James had departed with his r. son, Jesus said:
169:4.6 Jesus regretted that the Jewish hope for a r. kingdom
restorer
97:4.2 Amos was not merely a r. or reformer; he was a
restorers
147:8.4 broken walls, the r. of safe paths in which to dwell
restores
131:2.7 He r. my soul.
restoring
132:6.1 the Creator of a universe spent hours r. a lost child
132:6.1 Did we not supremely enjoy this ministry of r. the
restrain
2:6.7 It is true that wisdom does often r. his love, while
68:1.4 guardians of the peace can r. an angry mob.
82:3.3 The mores, when respected, have ample power to r.
133:1.2 I may employ sufficient force to r. the aggressor.
143:1.4 love for his son oftentimes impels the father to r.
159:3.3 who have lost it and to r. it in those who have it.
183:3.7 indignity, they were no longer able to r. themselves.
restrained
14:5.11 True, these ambitious urges must frequently be r.
52:1.8 almost with worshipfulness, if they are not r..
54:4.6 Supreme justice can act instantly when not r. by
70:6.6 at least r. by the ever-present fear of assassination.
93:5.10 with great difficulty that Melchizedek r. Abraham,
133:1.1 After he had r. Ganid and permitted the frightened
133:2.1 a priest of the Cynics, and I am thankful you r. me.
155:6.11 dominated by mercy, and r. by fairness—justice.
164:5.2 stones to cast at Jesus, but the believers r. them.
175:4.15 were effectively r. by their commanding superiors.
177:2.7 but this liberty is not r. by love, motivated by
187:5.6 Peter wisely r. Peter’s trouble-making violence
190:2.7 apostles about what happened, but James r. them.
195:10.2 the philosophers of all time should be effectively r.
restraining
70:6.6 landowners, the aristocracy, exerted a r. influence.
118:8.7 human liberation—the gratuitous destruction of r.
118:8.10 Man even qualifies himself for the r. garments of
143:1.4 wise and loving motives of the father’s r. discipline
restrains
99:6.4 Formal religion r. men in their personal spiritual
restraint
54:4.6 This r. of justice by mercy proves that God is love,
66:6.7 these children should be free from all parental r. after
71:3.8 supported and permitted to reproduce without r..
87:5.7 and it eventually evolved into civilized modesty, r.,
97:1.8 “There is no r. upon the Lord to save many or few.”
118:8.5 worlds with any large endowment of self-r..
118:8.8 can serve in lieu of the transcended barrier of r..
118:8.9 sought to disrupt the time governor operating in r.
118:8.10 man must substitute for each transcended r. a new
118:8.10 a new and voluntarily assumed r. in accordance with
125:0.1 the exhilaration of going and coming without r.
131:3.3 R. is born of repentance.
131:3.6 R. in all things is good.
131:4.5 We have attained wisdom by the r. of our senses,
132:3.10 understanding and consequent voluntary self-r..
132:3.10 The attainment of perfection of spiritual self-r.
142:6.8 was accomplished in self-development, in self-r.,
142:7.9 4. Discipline and r.. Farseeing fathers also make
142:7.9 and sometimes r. of their immature offspring.
146:0.2 Jesus permitted his associates to preach without r..
147:3.2 of the twelve, was especially restive under this r..
159:3.2 be fair; exercise self-control and exhibit due r.;
172:5.8 kept his hands off him only by exercising great r..
195:10.20 wealth without work, pleasure without r., power
restraints
118:8.1 free will is hedged about with r., with limitations.
118:8.5 evolution likewise provide those external r. of time
118:8.5 a balance between the diminishing external r. and
118:8.5 external restraints and the augmenting internal r..
118:8.10 self-imposed r. are at once the most powerful and
190:0.5 the conventional r. of a Jewish woman’s approach
restrict
68:6.8 resorted to practices designed to r. population;
189:3.1 self-imposed limitation does not in any manner r.
restricted
0:0.2 we are r. to the use of a circumscribed language of
8:4.7 The Spirit’s ministry is not r. to the representation
21:6.2 that such Master Sons are then r. in the production
25:2.3 being r. to their native segments of creation.
31:8.2 In the discussion of Transcendentalers we are r.
36:4.7 are certain special schools and numerous r. zones
40:10.1 Son-fused survivors are r. to a superuniverse;
70:12.4 The early kings were greatly r. by the mores—by
72:9.1 Although candidates for all public offices are r. to
83:8.8 r. by the taboos, and enforced by the laws and
84:1.4 virgins were greatly r. in their bathing practices;
106:6.4 total expression on a qualified, limited, or r. basis.
121:3.10 Roman Empire than in her r. position in Palestine,
127:3.10 Jesus’ social life, while r., was not wholly neglected.
189:3.5 free from limitations of partial and r. human vision.
restriction
20:6.2 that is a universal r. imposed on all orders of the
21:6.2 production of new types of creature beings, a r.
52:2.10 this r. of the multiplication of mentally defective and
52:4.5 the r. of reproduction among the less fit and poorly
60:0.1 cooling oceans, sea r. and consequent deepening,
77:1.4 authorized the reproduction of midwayers without r.
82:2.3 century standards of relatively complete sex r..
82:3.12 unbearable social r. since remarriage was generally
82:5.1 mores tended to crystallize in r. of sex relations
83:2.4 women have been able to circumvent this r. by the
84:4.9 thereby indirectly contributing to the r. of population
146:0.2 they were at liberty to preach and teach without r.,
restrictions
50:6.1 We must be guided by these r. in all our efforts to
53:9.6 look for a removal of the present Satania r. until the
59:6.3 —r. of the seas and increasing elevation of enormous
70:6.6 the most despotic tyrant was subject to some r.;
79:2.6 the establishment of rigid r. regarding intermarriage.
81:5.7 Liberty without r. is the vain and fanciful dream of
82:2.1 through the pressure of social, religious, and civil r..
82:2.3 marriage codes and marital r. began to develop.
82:3.11 (In India there are even now no age r. on marriage.)
82:5.5 of in-marriage; such r. are wholly a matter of taboo.
83:5.3 Caste and economic r. sometimes made it necessary
83:6.4 multitudinous r. which the current mores have
89:1.3 were r. on the appropriation of women and property.
90:2.12 original aristocracy, being exempt from all tribal r..
112:5.11 The other is brought about by the r. placed upon my
119:6.3 among the many r. imposed upon me in accepting
123:5.7 the social r. based on the fears of contamination
125:0.1 the exhilaration of going and coming without r.
125:2.6 these r. on the newly consecrated youths were lifted.
135:2.1 John had endeavored to comply with the r. of his
135:4.1 Elizabeth’s friends, knowing of the Nazarite r.
139:12.7 there are no r. or qualifications save the faith of
142:4.2 But even if Moses taught such r. to the darkened
142:7.2 they, too, must share in many of the special r. and
147:3.2 The apostles were somewhat restless under the r.
148:7.4 veritable bondage of meaningless r. upon all mankind
194:3.5 Pentecost the religion of Jesus broke all national r.
restrictive
52:5.10 to function; fewer and fewer r. laws are necessary.
72:4.2 These r. measures have been in operation for seventy
82:2.0 2. THE RESTRICTIVE TABOOS
82:2.4 the mores and r. taboos were very crude, but they
82:2.5 have always been subject to more r. taboos than men
rests
2:6.9 The goodness of God r. at the bottom of the divine
6:4.3 The spiritual cohesion of all creation r. upon the
10:0.2 The Trinity is Deity unity, and this unity r. upon the
14:0.1 Isle of absolute stability which r. motionless at the
43:2.3 While the supreme judicial function r. with the
46:8.2 your whole system r. under a quarantine partially
84:7.27 civilization itself still r. on the growing willingness of
94:12.6 this writing, much of Asia r. its hope in Buddhism.
101:5.12 Evolved religion r. wholly on faith.
111:1.5 consciousness r. gently upon the electrochemical
111:4.9 there r. on each person the responsibility of choosing
122:3.1 My benediction r. upon you, the power of the
131:9.2 sovereign Potentate, that judgment r. with you,
136:3.5 sovereignty over his universe of Nebadon r. in
149:4.2 ‘Be not hasty in spirit, for anger r. in the bosom of
177:2.7 a responsibility r. upon all earthly fathers so to live
result—see result in; result, as a; result of, as the
1:3.6 spiritual attainment which are the inevitable r. of
2:3.2 The final r. of wholehearted sin is annihilation.
2:7.12 the r. is a high order of love conditioned by wisdom
3:2.9 the acts of God which so disturb us are the r. of the
5:5.4 Social service is the r of moral thinking and religious
12:6.1 Stability is not the r. of inertia but rather the product
15:5.10 Some of the dense dark islands are the direct r. of
19:4.7 We very accurately determine the probable r. of
32:3.9 creature attainments are the r. of individual effort
38:2.1 They love human beings, and only good can r. from
39:0.1 diversity may be a r. of the unknown interposition of
42:6.6 and positive bodies of energy-matter, r. from these
42:7.7 artificially introduced into the orbital field, the r. has
42:11.5 so modified by intervening space that the final r. is
49:1.3 planetary variations in the system life types r. from
50:3.5 Two classes of beings r. from these unions:
52:3.6 The r. of the gift of the Adamic life plasm to the
54:3.2 the automatic r. of such a willful embrace of evil—
57:8.14 Mountains are not the r. of the collapse of the crust
64:7.19 they intermarried with the r. that these Eskimos
66:4.10 and the r. of this adventure proved to be the first
66:6.6 dismay which always r. when enlightened beings
67:5.1 and racial pandemonium was the immediate r..
68:2.1 Civilized society is the r. of man’s early efforts to
68:6.7 Caste is the direct r. of the high social pressure of
69:2.3 Association led to organization, and the first r. of
70:2.9 the net r. of modern conflict is the destruction of the
70:2.9 ferment which pushed civilization forward; this r. is
70:8.18 much social improvement will r. from the intelligent,
70:9.16 deficiencies which all too often are the natural r. of
71:1.2 early states were small and were the r. of conquest.
73:7.2 this disappearance of the Garden as being a r. of the
74:3.3 the details of the Caligastia rebellion and the r. of the
74:8.10 six days got woven into the story, with the r. that
75:7.4 the status of mortal flesh would be the certain r.,
77:4.1 The dispersion of the Nodites was an immediate r.
81:6.44 Present-day culture is the net r. of this strenuous
82:5.2 forcibly impressed the mind of man, with the r. that
83:7.7 Easy divorce, when the r. of lack of self-control or
84:1.3 pregnancy was believed to be the r. of a woman’s
84:7.1 Sex mating is instinctive, children are the natural r.,
85:4.4 magic will vividly remember one positive chance r.
87:5.8 life was at best a gamble, the r. of spirit control.
87:5.8 One’s future was not the r. of effort, industry, or
89:6.1 Human sacrifice was an indirect r. of cannibalism
90:3.9 first to recognize that all disease is the r. of natural
91:5.1 and the r. of all such praying is the enhancement of
101:1.3 Such religious experiences r. from the impress made
102:2.8 Conduct will be the r. of religion when man
103:6.7 metaphysics is the r. of man’s unavailing attempt
107:2.2 experiential differentiation is the r. of actual
111:2.10 The inevitable r. of such a contactual spiritualization
114:2.2 r. from the fact that Michael here experienced his
116:6.5 and the r. of such evolutionary development is the
117:3.5 and the r. is the flowering of an immortal soul.
117:6.26 Supreme,you will discover the great r. of your career
128:3.6 his view of the new gospel was the direct r. of this
130:1.1 great truth seeker and a great truth giver meet, the r.
130:2.8 inasmuch as it is not reflective—it is not the r. of
134:6.7 great and terrible disease; war is a symptom, a r..
143:1.9 The r. upon the public preaching and personal
148:5.3 God for those afflictions which are the natural r. of
149:1.4 in the course of Jesus’ earth ministry, were the r. of
150:4.3 when men reject my gift, division and turmoil r..
164:3.5 such blindness was supposed to be the r. of sin,
165:6.3 Division can only be the r. where two members of
166:4.10 bodily states are the r. of material causes; health is
167:3.2 her bowed-over form being the r. of her depressed
170:2.7 6. Jesus taught that eternal realities were the r. of
170:3.7 true righteousness, becomes, then, the natural r. of
170:5.10 The church was an inevitable and useful social r. of
193:2.2 they are a part of the r. of believing the good news
result in
12:9.3 hydrogen atoms with one gaseous oxygen atom r.
15:5.5 approach may not be near enough to r. in collision
15:5.8 Such an end of a solar system would r. in the
22:7.13 r. in the trinitization of certain high spiritual aspects
37:9.11 Sons to improve the evolutionary races often r. in
41:3.9 would r. in a comparatively sudden flash of light
48:2.23 These progressive changes r. in altered reactions to
64:6.6 these tribal wars would r. in the speedy extinction of
69:0.2 social groups, such aggregations always r. in the
83:3.2 pressure to bear upon the father which would r. in
99:1.4 new social relations and economic upheavals can r.
101:5.10 Such religions r. in the stabilization of ethical
105:5.10 r. in the appearance of tertiary maximums—things,
109:5.3 shifting mental attitudes often r. in thwarting the
111:2.3 This relationship of such mind and spirit does not r.
115:3.9 the Potential yields tensions within infinity which r.
116:1.2 evolution of the Almighty Supreme will r. in one
117:2.2 spirit-led existence does seem to r. in experiential
118:4.3 certain transcendental agencies whose actions r. in
130:1.2 escape from the service of light and life can only r.
132:2.9 true spirit values has become so enlarges as to r. in
151:2.5 spiritual analogies in all its features can only r. in
176:1.2 Roman armies, that such a contest could only r. in
176:1.6 the reappearing of the Messiah would r. in the
177:2.6 albeit the acceptance of Jesus’ gospel will r. in the
178:1.9 eventually enlighten the whole world and r. in the
180:5.5 unspiritual interpretation of the golden rule might r.
184:4.2 of protesting indignation as would probably r. in his
195:0.3 Such a conflict must r. in either decided victory
result, as a
3:1.2 total of creation that has come into being as a r. of
3:5.1 such action only takes place as a r. of the failure of
12:7.11 the benefits or the penalties that may come as a r. of
15:1.1 calculations of our order, and as a r. of conclusions
16:7.4 As a r. of experience an animal becomes able to
16:7.7 lesser is chosen in the place of the greater as a r. of
21:3.1 self-earned sovereignty comes as a r. of his own
22:9.2 as a r. of their service with the Trinity Teacher Sons
35:5.7 As a r. of all these services, the Vorondadek Sons
36:0.1 inhabited planets either by importation or as a r. of
39:5.4 the wisdom of peaceful interassociation as a r. of
49:5.27 As a r. of the ministry of all the successive orders of
50:6.5 checkered career as a r. of the double tragedy of a
57:3.7 smaller suns were recaptured as a r. of the gradual
57:5.14 always appears as a r. of the collisional impact of
57:7.2 the atmosphere which had begun to appear as a r. of
57:8.13 (Limestone can form as a r. of precipitation; not all
57:8.14 mountains appear later as a r. of the action of rain,
58:7.6 and twisted as a r. of the upheavals of earthquakes
62:6.5 finally resolved, as a r. of meditative thought, to flee
64:6.12 living as a r. of the wise leadership of Porshunta,
65:0.1 As a r. of the co-ordinate function of this threefold
67:5.2 semisavages who besieged its walls as a r. of the
68:1.3 society has evolved in agelong cycles as a r. of this
68:1.4 but rather as a r. of the organization of intelligent
73:7.2 this disappearance of the Garden as being a r. of the
73:7.2 plans or as a r. of the mistakes of Adam and Eve.
74:3.5 the low levels to which it had fallen as a r. of sin
78:5.7 submerged lands as a r. of Andite penetration.
78:7.1 perils threatened the valley of Mesopotamia as a r.
80:6.5 As a r., social progress steadily declined for more
81:6.35 all nations tend to disintegrate as a r. of provincial
82:6.8 gross disharmonies as a r. of crossbreeding of stocks
83:1.5 and as a r. of the mores of advancing civilization,
83:7.4 as a r. of suddenly accelerated social evolution,
84:1.4 had found their way into a woman’s body as a r. of
84:2.4 children resembled the father as a r. of association,
84:5.2 Man’s sex standards are tardily improving as a r. of
84:7.26 in parental procreation, but naturally grows as a r. of
89:8.4 of sacrifice eventually became associated, as a r. of
90:3.7 it was believed that a tribesman could die as a r. of
91:2.2 prayer and magic arose as a r. of man’s adjustive
92:3.9 the race, in the end, gained much as a r. of all
92:7.4 All these religions have arisen as a r. of man’s
100:5.10 the material arising as a r. of such preparation has
101:4.3 revelation: autorevelation when it emerges as a r. of
102:6.7 yield as a r. of this genuine spiritual experience.
103:2.1 religious episodes occurring later in life as a r. of
103:5.7 a noble character bestowed upon one as a r. of
106:1.1 integrated only as a r. of growth and attainment.
108:3.7 As a r. of many suggestive lines of evidence, we
109:1.4 Adjusters acquire Adjuster skill and ability as a r. of
110:7.10 more humbly receive credit that may accrue as a r.
115:6.4 but this finite Deity also experiences growth as a r.
116:5.13 a local universe takes shape not only as a r. of the
119:0.4 but they become understandingly merciful as a r. of
122:0.2 a personal visit to Urantia, and, as a r. of his study
123:5.7 contamination as a r. of contact with the gentiles.
125:2.12 As a r. of these contacts the lad began to entertain
128:2.2 As a r. of several family conferences it was decided
130:2.2 and to his business associates, and as a direct r. of
130:2.8 As a r. of this day’s instruction Ganid never again
131:10.1 the belief he had arrived at regarding God as a r. of
132:5.16 2. Everyone who enjoys wealth as a r. of discovery
132:7.2 Man must become hungry for truth as a r. of the
133:3.11 with scores of worth-while individuals, and as a r. of
134:2.2 followed by the caravan lived richer lives as a r. of
135:1.4 John, as a r. of reading about Elijah, became greatly
139:0.2 apostles carried heavy strains of gentile blood as a r.
141:0.2 petty resentment indulged as a r. of hurt feelings.
143:3.7 nervous irritability which had come to them as a r. of
144:6.1 As a r. of this chance meeting in the market place
144:7.2 as a r. of their own contact with the Master and his
145:2.14 As a r. of this commonplace incident the report was
145:3.7 suffering in large measure as a r. of the mistakes
145:5.6 healing of their physical bodies rather than as a r.
146:4.4 As a r. of his spreading abroad the news that Jesus
147:3.3 suffer as a r. of the mistakes of their forebears,
148:5.3 affliction as a r. of his persistent refusal to walk in
148:6.12 His entire afterlife was markedly changed as a r. of
149:1.1 found restoration of health and happiness as a r. of
149:3.2 frantic as a r. of the recent conversion of Abraham
152:2.10 Jesus performed as a r. of his conscious preplanning.
154:6.1 disgrace could come upon the entire family as a r.
154:6.9 as a r. of his failure to enjoy this earlier association
155:3.1 added to the group of believers as a r. of this visit.
157:4.5 you could not entertain this belief as a r. of mere
158:1.5 Now, as a r. of the Master’s admission of his divinity
158:4.5 almost lost his life as a r. of these malignant seizures.
158:5.1 and as a r. of many bruises, my child wastes away.
159:4.7 into sundry groups of truth contenders as a r. of
162:1.5 the Sanhedrin as a r. of the secret division of
167:3.4 As a r. of his public criticism of Jesus the chief ruler
168:1.5 he well knew Lazarus would have to endure as a r.
168:2.10 Though many believed in Jesus as a r. of this mighty
169:1.3 acceptance comes after your repentance and as a r.
170:3.8 Jesus taught religion as a cause and ethics as a r..
172:5.10 depression which settled down on him as a r. of
178:1.8 better citizens of the secular government as a r. of
178:1.8 become all the better rulers in civil affairs as a r. of
180:5.7 they will receive the highest possible good as a r. of
185:1.3 Pilate’s disfavor with the Jews came about as a r.
185:1.6 was deposed as a r. of the needless slaughter of
185:1.6 As a r. of this episode, the legatus of Syria ordered
185:4.3 that cursed him as a r. of killing John the Baptist.
190:3.3 As a r. of sending out the messengers during the
193:4.12 As a r. of Judas’s persistent isolation of personality,
195:6.4 lean in that direction as a r. of former teachings.
195:8.6 enjoys many liberties as a r. of the secular revolt.
195:10.18 comatose for more than a thousand years as a r. of
196:3.17 as a r. of the irreligious conduct of professed
result of, as the
3:4.1 as the r. of the unstinted bestowal of himself upon
12:9.2 You cannot really know a person as the r. of a single
15:4.8 But as the r. of internal catastrophes and external
50:7.3 career, reward follows effort as the r. of causes.
57:6.6 are growing as the r. of continued meteoric captures.
58:6.3 new species do not evolve as the r. of the gradual
59:5.9 the seas cleared up as the r. of an extensive stone
60:1.4 Limestone was laid down in the Alps as the r. of a
67:6.9 Without this discovery, made as the r. of the
80:2.4 Mediterranean, gave way as the r. of an earthquake,
80:8.5 Danubians became mother worshipers as the r. of
81:3.3 as the r. of the mere accumulation of dirt and trash
83:7.7 and as the r. of so much personal anguish and racial
85:3.3 shamans of the snake love cult, who, as the r. of
90:3.8 Mesopotamians long regarded disease as the r. of
95:6.2 as the r. of a dream while in Ur, he settled upon a
97:9.1 The Hebrew nation came into being as the r. of the
103:2.4 of God-consciousness may be attained as the r. of
108:1.8 a belief which we hold as the r. of putting together
113:4.4 God-conscious mortals very often arises as the r. of
122:2.5 Zacharias, as the r. of an impressive dream, became
124:4.9 Jesus suffered great mental distress as the r. of his
132:7.2 he must desire to know God as the r. of contact
150:2.2 As the r. of the ministry of these ten women
171:4.7 offered up as the price of bigotry and as the r. of
178:2.9 this came to pass as the r. of an understanding
resultant
0:6.12 Personality or identity forms are patterns r. from
4:2.3 Nature is a time-space r. of two cosmic factors: first,
7:1.7 we do not observe that the r. spiritual quarantine of
15:8.7 the more delicately balanced circuits, with r. tidal
22:7.10 The r. magnificent creature-trinitized sons are
41:8.2 brilliance is maintained by the r. process of gravity
42:5.8 When an electron is suddenly stopped, the r.
50:6.5 age upon age to retrieve the r. handicaps of sin and
52:3.9 r. stocks show varying degrees of anatomic blend,
55:3.6 incapacity for labor r. from accident, disease, old age
57:5.14 with the r. appearance of retrograde motion.
64:7.11 yellow; and the r. blend, subsequently upstepped by
70:7.1 the r. complex tribe was the first true political body.
78:4.2 blended with the superior inhabitants, and the r. race
83:0.2 the r. family is the simple and innate biologic fact
84:1.8 lasted long enough to rear the r. offspring,
101:6.6 With man, the eventual fusion and r. oneness with
111:3.7 such a r. being becomes indestructible.
116:4.1 the actualization of the Supreme is r. from these very
120:0.8 advantages and tremendous compensations r.
170:2.4 It portrayed the ideal of a r. new order of human
194:0.4 fact of the fatherhood of God, coupled with the r.
196:3.25 is not the source of religious experience and the r.
resulted from
74:7.23 as it was, gains r. from the small amount of blood
77:2.5 traits appearing in the first Nodite generation r.
81:4.1 And these races of today have r. from a blending
82:5.1 weakness sometimes r. from excessive inbreeding.
89:5.5 Some cannibalism r. from the degeneration of once
185:1.5 riots and much bloodshed r. from this decision.
resulted in
41:3.6 by loss of heat and circulating energy, has r. in
62:3.8 the increase in numbers eventually r. in serious food
65:2.2 epochal changes which r in the animallike borderland
65:4.10 to improve the Satania life patterns necessarily r. in
70:2.9 Ancient warfare r. in the decimation of inferior
70:8.5 3. Chance—war and emigration r. in the separating
77:1.2 male and a female member of the corporeal staff r.
77:1.3 This effort r. in the first group of fifty midway
77:1.5 No amount of further experimentation ever r. in
77:8.13 petitions that r. in the granting of the mandates
78:8.12 the ferments which have r. in the twentieth-century
79:3.1 conquerors of India with the native stock r. in that
80:9.9 this development of marine traffic r. in the sudden
82:5.2 While the inbreeding of good stock sometimes r. in
82:5.10 and buying from foreign tribes, all of which r. in a
93:5.14 r. in the king of Sodom joining the Hebron military
95:2.4 which r. in the later practice of embalming the dead
105:6.4 to finite-reality promulgation r. in the appearance of
106:8.22 originally segmentalized by the I AM, which r. in the
119:8.5 The completion of these seven bestowals r. in the
121:5.7 religions spelled the end of national beliefs and r. in
127:2.5 Jesus’ attitude in these matters had r. in creating a
128:3.5 Jesus began the casual conversation that r. in their
128:3.6 gospel r. in his being stoned to death by irate Jews.
149:2.1 to certain nations, races, and religions, only r. in
194:1.2 and delivered that impassioned appeal which r. in
195:4.3 following the passing of the dark ages, r. in
resulting—verb
resulting from
4:1.8 to analyze the working of all phenomena directly r.
5:5.13 inferiority of the human standards of morality r.
12:6.4 the unpredictable phenomena r. from the actions and
34:7.6 for the deprivations r. from the Adamic default.
35:1.1 The personality offspring r. from this creative
41:5.1 rising internal pressure of accumulating energies r.
42:2.12 energy is the product of the energy elaboration r.
54:6.3 the Melchizedeks began to teach that the good r.
54:6.3 The Melchizedeks now teach that the good r. from
71:1.2 Such states, r. from conquest, were, perforce,
73:0.1 The cultural decadence and spiritual poverty r. from
81:6.30 all problems r. from the rapid growth of invention
82:0.1 bisexuality, while the family life is the sum total r.
91:7.3 Religious ecstasy is permissible when r. from sane
102:3.2 paradoxes r. from the absence of the experiential
121:6.5 Many of Philo’s inconsistencies r. from an effort
170:4.3 the enhanced morals and quickened ethics r. from
188:5.2 love destroys forever the sin and all weakness r.
resulting in
51:6.1 r. in the immediate upstepping of biologic status,
60:3.4 warping of the American continents continued, r. in
68:6.10 destroy all children born on unlucky days, r. in the
75:4.3 the maladjustment of techniques r. in disharmony
79:3.8 further diversification of a cosmopolitan culture, r. in
80:3.9 These changes, while r. in cultural advances,
80:5.7 Andite-blue union, r. in the northern white races,
98:2.7 left the human mind free and unfettered, r. in a
resulting—adjective
15:4.5 Nebulae vary greatly in size and in the r. number and
22:7.14 The r. creature-trinitized sons are supercreational;
26:2.5 the r. orders are always sevenfold in nature; the
59:4.5 and the r. limestone layers run from 500 to 5,000
62:6.3 the spirit of counsel, with the r. growth of the herd
65:5.2 reinforce the resisting powers of the r. blended
140:4.10 and happiness is the r. total of these techniques of
results—noun; see results of
52:6.2 social evolution can hardly achieve such happy r. on
54:6.7 the time in which to reap increasingly beneficial r..
70:10.1 kind of justice—inevitable conformity of r. to causes.
72:10.3 years ago and have already yielded gratifying r..
75:1.6 They wanted to see some immediate r., and they
75:1.6 but the r. thus secured proved most disastrous to
75:2.4 the tendency of woman to look upon immediate r.
75:3.6 impatient; he wanted to see some immediate r.—
82:6.9 races are not so desirable in their immediate r.,
85:4.4 while he nonchalantly forgets a score of negative r.,
86:2.3 necessarily any relationship between purposes and r..
88:4.8 so feared magic that it did actually kill, and such r.
93:7.3 the tribes were so backward that the r. were vague
151:2.6 differences in r. are directly due to conditions
152:1.5 to secure the r. attendant upon the strong faith of
160:4.13 It sounds well always to claim success, but the end r.
170:3.10 is individual; the fruits, the r., are familial, social.
170:5.12 The Master fully realized that certain social r. would
results of
2:5.3 first to attempt to save man from the disastrous r. of
16:0.11 the r. of their functioning in the superuniverses are
19:5.2 character from the nature of their activities, the r. of
35:9.9 until the r. of insurrection are partially overcome
45:2.3 not be removed until all the r. of the former folly
46:0.1 as the ages pass, the r. of disharmony are being
55:11.5 levels of evolutionary progress by observing the r. of
67:5.0 5. IMMEDIATE RESULTS OF REBELLION
75:2.1 They had before them enough of the r. of rebellion
75:8.4 In estimating the r. of the Adamic mission on your
77:5.8 And the r. of this effort at world betterment never
82:5.2 spectacular cases of the bad r. of the inbreeding of
85:1.2 failed to take into account either erosion or the r. of
86:1.1 The r. of hunting must ever vary,and this gives origin
89:7.1 escape the worst r. of their rash and foolish vows.
115:7.6 effectively unifying the r. of this mode of reality
118:8.6 cushion and distribute the otherwise lethal r. of
136:4.4 The r. of this momentous season of meditation
146:2.3 therefore did the r. of their evil thinking come as a
152:6.4 the permanent r. of true character transformations.
160:4.14 experiences of adjustment to the r. of one’s failures.
177:4.9 no matter what might be the r. of his conduct
194:4.7 But the final r. of this well-meant experiment in
195:0.1 The r. of Peter’s preaching on the day of Pentecost
195:3.9 could not save a great empire from the sure r. of
results—verb
100:1.1 evil always r. when purely personal evaluations are
110:4.5 other intellectual upheaval which r. disastrously.
140:4.9 aimless and unprofitable, and much unhappiness r.
results in
1:3.7 spirit union r. in the transmutation of the spirit
10:5.2 Trinity association of the three Paradise Deities r.
22:7.11 exploration of the Deity of the Supreme which r.
24:1.8 r. in the sub-Paradise co-ordination of all material
29:1.2 their working partnership r. in a unique association
33:4.1 free association of these two divine persons r. in
34:6.5 Spiritual effort r. in relative spiritual exhaustion.
42:5.6 Orbital shifting of electrons r. in the ejection or the
50:5.7 The effort to execute knowledge r. in wisdom,
52:2.5 warfare sometimes r. in the obliteration of whole
71:1.24 Failure of state integration r. in retrogression to
101:1.6 The experience of religion eventually r. in the certain
111:1.5 as that man yearns for God that r. in ascension.
130:4.8 life to the universe r. in cosmic disharmony.
131:3.5 Evil r. in sorrow and sin ends in pain.
results from
12:4.14 this apparent speed of recession is not real; it r.
17:3.8 its precision r. from perfection of personality
58:7.10 Much of the copper in these rock layers r. from
69:2.2 Wealth is not a natural gift; it r. from labor,
71:3.7 the increasing leisure which r. from toil liberation by
94:11.6 True cosmic self-realization r. from identification
133:7.6 Such an attainment r. from a co-ordination of
170:5.20 This pitiful subdivision of Christian believers r.
196:3.30 Art r. from man’s attempt to escape from the lack of
resume
25:8.9 to the central universe to r. the Paradise ascent.
26:8.5 at once r. their preparations for the Deity adventure
31:7.2 these Evangels of Light r. their former status.
47:3.1 resurrected mortal survivors r. their lives just where
47:3.7 you will r. your intellectual training and spiritual
55:2.10 prepared to r. their Paradise ascent far in advance of
66:4.12 later release to r. the interrupted journey to Havona
76:6.1 sometime awake from the sleep of death to r. life on
93:10.6 r. the role of the dethroned Planetary Prince,
124:6.13 academy where it had been arranged for him to r. his
126:1.6 Jesus was also permitted to r. his music lessons;
135:8.6 announcing that he would r. baptisms at noon
136:6.1 he returned to Galilee to r. his work among men?
155:5.15 the Master said only: “Let us r. our journey.
168:2.6 former Adjuster of Lazarus, now in waiting, to r.
174:4.6 Jesus did not r. his teaching but was content to ask
resumed
45:3.22 since the bestowal of Michael the system has r. the
62:3.8 built anew its treetop bedrooms and once again r.
64:6.8 Internecine wars were r., and never after the days of
67:4.1 to Jerusem, where they r. their Paradise journey.
93:10.1 his eleven fellows of the Urantia assignment and r.
119:2.7 and r. the direction of the universe of Nebadon.
122:7.6 Early in the morning of August 20 they r. their
151:2.6 before Jesus r. speaking, Andrew arose, saying: “I
157:3.7 And so they r. their journey to Caesarea-Philippi,
158:7.5 shock of Jesus’ stinging rebuke, and before they r.
171:8.15 And so Jesus and his apostles r. this, the Master’s
176:2.9 As these thirteen men r. their journey toward the
189:3.1 Although I have not yet fully r. the exercise of
189:4.5 when nothing more developed, they r. their journey.
193:6.4 Thomas worried for a shorter period and then r.
resumption
50:3.6 returned to the system headquarters for the r. of
119:1.4 the fact of Michael’s return and unannounced r. of
124:6.16 to begin the r. of the responsibilities of a universe.
resurrect
48:4.14 refreshingly r. the memories of a lower stage of
110:4.4 They will r. every worthy treasure of the mind if you
resurrected—verb
27:1.4 final Havona circuit and are eternally r. on Paradise.
49:6.5 and thus is identity restored and personality r..
66:4.9 it is born (r.) in the morontia life and experiences
95:5.12 Osiris, who was supposed to have been r. from a
95:6.7 of Zoroaster, they r. the ancient worship of Mithra.
98:4.6 and Osiris) had experienced death and had been r. by
98:4.8 the Nile god of old, a god who died and was r.,
137:3.3 their mother had r. all her early hopes of Jesus as the
168:2.7 except that they shall be r. in a more glorious form.
168:2.8 where a mortal creature had been r. in the likeness of
174:3.2 they are the children of light r. into the progress of
189:2.7 the body of Jesus had been rehabilitated or r., but
189:4.9 had not yet occurred to them that Jesus had been r..
195:10.18 an overdose of mysteries and paganism, it r. itself
resurrected—adjective
47:3.1 On the mansion worlds the r. survivors resume their
47:8.4 by the summoning of the superangel for r. survivors
168:2.6 resume abode in the mind and soul of the r. man.
174:3.2 These r. ones are eternally the sons of God; they
188:3.8 spirit returned to become a part of the r. personality,
189:1.1 the r. morontia form and personality of Jesus came
189:1.2 After the r. Jesus emerged from his burial tomb,
189:1.2 delivered and r. morontia personality of Jesus.
189:1.7 physical body was not a part of the r. personality.
189:1.9 those who, as r. morontia ascendant beings, emerge
189:2.1 At ten minutes past three o’clock, as the r. Jesus
189:2.9 who met, recognized, and communed with the r.
190:0.1 The r. Jesus now prepares to spend a short period
190:1.6 first heralds of the mighty truth-fact of the r. Jesus.
190:2.2 empty tomb of the r. brother of Martha and Mary,
191:4.1 Inasmuch as the r. Lazarus was now a member of
resurrection—noun
2:3.4 There is no r. from such a fate; it is everlasting and
25:8.5 when you experience the r. into eternity on the
26:11.6 preparation for the transition slumber of the last r..
26:11.6 traversed the inner circle and experienced the r. of
30:4.11 the days of Adam to the day of the Master’s r. on
30:4.15 the new individual constitutes the r. of the old
30:4.15 properly called a r., a reassembly of personality
37:3.6 and the dead are called to record (the so-called r.),
37:3.6 This is the archangel of the r., sometimes referred to
37:3.8 and the hour of repersonalization, the r. from death.
44:0.18 Each new translation or r. will add one more group
47:2.7 such cases; there is no r. from such a second death.
47:3.2 the Thought Adjusters, and the archangels of the r..
47:3.2 function with the celestial beings in the r. of the dead
47:3.3 personality and constitutes r. of a sleeping survivor
47:3.7 the time of planetary death or translation and r. on
48:3.8 when you experience the r. from the death of the
49:6.11 on the third day, at a special r., or at the regular
52:1.6 and sealed by the archangels for subsequent r. and
52:5.5 to the other side until the occasion of a special r.,
52:5.6 Upon the r. of a bestowal Son, on the third day
53:1.2 the archangel of Michael, at the time of Moses’ r.,
53:3.5 that r. was natural and automatic, and that all beings
53:9.1 were given rehabilitation at the time of Jesus’ r.
73:6.8 wherein mansion world r. follows material death.
74:2.8 the second judgment roll call of Urantia and the r. of
76:5.1 Eve fully believed this gospel of r. and rehabilitation
76:5.3 Adam knew about the dispensational r. which
76:5.4 promise of a possible special r. in this message,
76:5.4 that they might rest until the time of a r. associated
76:6.2 And in accordance with this mandate of special r.,
77:7.4 were on earth up to the time of Christ’s death and r..
95:5.13 Only kings and the rich were promised a r.;
95:5.13 But the democracy of salvation and r. as taught by
97:4.5 by the r. of the Mosaic concept of a God of love.
98:4.6 celebrated the anniversary of the god’s death and r.,
98:4.7 Attis the festival was turned to joy in honor of his r..
101:6.5 From the morning of his r. until his ascension he
108:6.5 re-creating as you really are (only spiritually) for r.
111:3.2 after death and following the mansion world r.,
112:3.6 the service of identity safekeeping and personality r..
112:5.15 the third period or ascend at the time of a group r.,
113:3.4 interval between physical death and morontia r..
113:6.8 This constitutes the “r. of the unjust,” in reality the
113:6.8 roll call of mercy, the r. of the sleeping survivors.
113:7.1 experience constitutes a glorious awakening, a real r.
120:2.4 of an age, the r. of the sleeping mortal survivors,
137:7.6 Hebrew scriptures, such as belief in the r. of the dead
138:0.1 were not fully removed until after his death and r..
138:0.2 Until after the r., Jesus’ entire family had very little
138:9.1 that held them together until after the r. and the
139:4.10 first of the twelve really to believe in the r., and John
139:4.10 when he came to them on the seashore after his r..
139:5.4 after the r. Philip baptized his entire family into the
139:9.11 (save John) they were the first to believe in his r..
141:7.15 after the crucifixion and r. they came forth greatly to
142:7.14 teaching subsequent to the Master’s death and r..
143:6.6 of Philip in these regions after Jesus’ death and r.,
145:0.3 his eventful ministry, death, r., and ascension;
147:3.3 who are in the tombs shall hear the voice of the r..
154:6.9 after the Master’s death and r., when James
158:1.5 of their faith did not occur until after the Master’s r..
158:2.2 Peter sought to avoid reference to his death and r.,
158:2.3 they spoke not of it to any man until the Master’s r..
158:6.6 said, they did recall all of it subsequent to his r..
166:0.2 soon after Jesus’ death and r. they departed from his
166:4.12 of his earth mission until after his death and r..
166:5.3 And after the death and r. of Jesus the Jerusalem
168:0.0 THE RESURRECTION OF LAZARUS
168:0.6 Martha: “I know that he will rise again in the r. of
168:0.7 “I am the r. and the life; he who believes in me,
168:1.9 his own r. occurred after he had been liberated from
168:1.11 made ready to enact the drama of the r. of Lazarus
168:1.11 Such a form of r. involves difficulties of execution
168:1.11 which far transcend the usual technique of the r. of
168:1.15 of one who declared he was “the r. and the life.”
168:2.0 2. THE RESURRECTION OF LAZARUS
168:2.5 while Martha told Lazarus of his death, burial, and r.
168:2.7 the truth which I spoke—I am the r. and the life.
168:3.4 the Sanhedrin virtually admitted the r. of Lazarus,
168:4.1 those involving the details of the r. of the dead.
169:0.2 Word regarding the r. of Lazarus had reached the
171:1.5 had begun to persecute and harass him since his r.
171:1.5 sometime after the r. and also after the death of his
171:3.4 expectancy was mostly because of Lazarus’s r..
171:3.5 they, believing that Jesus was “the r. and the life,”
171:4.5 The r. of Lazarus frightened and alarmed Herod,
171:4.9 it was the r. of Lazarus that nerved the apostles to
172:0.1 came every day to talk with Lazarus about his r.,
172:3.1 mightiest work of his bestowal, the r. of Lazarus.
172:5.10 shock; at least not until long after the Master’s r..
172:5.12 And then Judas thought of the r. of Lazarus,
173:5.4 after his r., they recalled what he had said.
174:3.0 THE SADDUCEES AND THE RESURRECTION
174:3.1 In the r. whose wife will she be since all seven of
174:3.2 through the r. of the righteous, neither marry nor
174:3.2 Those who experience the r. from the dead are
174:3.4 the survival of creatures by the technique of the r.,
174:3.4 speak approvingly of the Pharisaic beliefs in the r.
174:4.1 to entrap him with questions concerning the r.,
175:1.1 many wonderful works, even to the r. of the dead.
181:0.1 (the short interval between the r. and the ascension)
182:1.18 I am the r. and the life.
182:3.5 greatest of all the revelations of his divinity, his r.,
184:2.13 could be forgiven until he met his Master after the r.
187:1.10 After the r. and before leaving Jerusalem, he
188:0.1 period between his death on the cross and his r.,
188:0.1 put in this record the events associated with his r.,
188:2.3 men remained on watch up to the hour of the r.,
188:3.1 would be in the city to learn of the r. of Jesus and
188:3.9 no lapse of time; the r. of life followed the sleep of
189:0.0 THE RESURRECTION
189:0.1 summoned his council of the r. of sleeping will
189:0.1 could do nothing to facilitate the r. of the Creator.
189:0.2 through natural death and the r. of the morontia,
189:1.4 universe had anything to do with this morontia r.
189:1.4 There is much about the r. of Jesus which we do
189:1.4 associated with this mortal transit, or morontia r.,
189:1.6 Let us forever clarify the concept of the r. of Jesus
189:1.9 leads us to conjecture that the Master’s r. on Urantia
189:1.11 who had been assembled on Urantia to witness the r.
189:1.12 to discover what they considered evidence of his r..
189:1.13 Now is the mortal transit of Jesus—the morontia r. of
189:2.1 chief of archangels—the angels of the r.—approached
189:2.1 “We may not participate in the morontia r. of the
189:2.3 morontia form of the r. had been able to escape
189:2.6 The Christian belief in the r. of Jesus has been
189:2.6 tomb was empty, but this is not the truth of the r..
189:2.6 this fact, associated with that of the undoubted r.
189:2.9 The true evidences of the r. of Michael are spiritual
189:3.0 3. THE DISPENSATIONAL RESURRECTION
189:3.1 r. of the termination of the Adamic dispensation
189:3.1 let the roll call of the planetary r. begin.”
189:3.2 presence here in connection with the morontia r. of
189:3.3 signalized the morontia r., the mortal transit of Jesus
189:3.4 When the signal of the planetary r. had been received
189:3.5 this is the recital of the events of the r. of Jesus as
189:4.1 As we approach the time of the r. of Jesus on this
190:0.2 even now makes certain their r. from the bonds of
190:0.3 will arise in the morning of the r. with the same type
190:0.3 When the various believers saw Jesus after his r.,
190:0.4 Abiding faith in the r. of Jesus was the cardinal
190:0.4 teachers united in this implicit faith in the Master’s r.
190:0.5 Magdalene took in proclaiming the Master’s r.,
190:1.0 1. HERALDS OF THE RESURRECTION
190:1.1 They were not expecting the r. as it came, and they
190:1.3 on their last mission, as heralds of the Master’s r..
190:2.1 From the time of the morontia r. until the hour of his
190:2.5 And they all began to believe in the r. of Jesus.
190:3.3 any person who made mention of Jesus’ r..
190:4.1 engaged in discussing the reports of the Master’s r.,
190:4.2 Rumors of Jesus’ r. and reports concerning the many
191:0.3 absent on their last assignment as heralds of the r.
191:0.4 between faith and doubt concerning the Master’s r.
191:0.7 concerning either belief or disbelief in the Master’s r.
191:0.8 Simon could not discern that the Master’s r. could
191:0.8 even in the face of such a stupendous fact as the r..
191:0.10 Regardless of Jesus’ supposed r., Judas was gone,
191:0.10 serious consideration to their arguments about the r.,
191:0.11 by Philip: “We do not understand about the r., but
191:0.13 to have time, after they heard of his r., to think well
191:0.13 death and r. when he was still with them in the flesh.
191:4.1 the more recent report of the r. which had been
191:6.4 Imagine the surprise of David’s herald of the r.,
192:4.1 at the Zebedee home to inquire about the Master’s r.
192:4.2 hear Peter preach his first public sermon since the r..
192:4.5 the thought of the certainty of the r. of the dead
192:4.7 with man—into the proclamation of the r. of Jesus.
193:0.1 made their first attempt to get together since the r..
193:1.1 they had finished their discussions of the reported r.,
193:1.2 You rejoice to know that I am the r. and the life,
194:2.8 subsequent r., presently became a new gospel of
194:2.9 Neither did this substitution of the fact of the r. of
194:2.9 the new teachings about his person and r. seemed
194:4.2 Then comes the r., with its deliverance from
194:4.5 They proclaimed the facts of his life, death, and r.
195:0.2 Peter’s and Paul’s proclamation of the r. and
196:1.2 The time is ripe to witness the figurative r. of the
196:1.11 5. The morontia r..
resurrection—adjective
resurrection awakening
47:10.5 mortals experience the adjustment sleep and the r..
resurrection chambers
47:3.5 There are one hundred thousand personal r. in
resurrection experience
193:0.4 Your message is not changed by my r. experience.
resurrection hall(s)
40:9.4 therefore awaken in the r. of the morontia spheres
43:1.5 the summit of the seventh highland range are the r.
43:1.5 has special r., wherein the mortals of the modified
47:3.2 of all activities on the first mansion world is the r.,
47:3.5 extend seven radial wings, the r. of the mortal races
47:3.5 and complete personality takes place in the r.
47:3.6 From the r. you proceed to the Melchizedek sector
47:4.4 awake with the new but undeveloped body in the r.
47:10.5 But the last r., the final awakening chamber, was
48:2.17 the chambers of transition similar to the r. on the
49:6.19 fused souls go by direct Adjuster transit to the r. of
55:2.7 souls proceed by Adjuster transit direct to the r. of
76:6.2 Eve were repersonalized and reassembled in the r.
112:4.12 immediate passage of the surviving soul to the r. of
112:5.16 brought about in the r. of the morontia receiving
113:6.5 When these two collaborate in the r. of mansonia in
113:6.7 group guardians who reassemble them in the r. of
188:3.11 In the vast court of the r. of the first mansion world
189:1.9 morontia ascendant beings, emerge from the r. of the
189:1.9 memorial in the center of the vast court of the r. of
189:3.2 not already gone on to judgment, appeared in the r.
189:3.2 present at the moment of their awaking in the r.
resurrection morning(s)
47:3.5 impressions of your first witnessing of these r..
194:3.2 crucifixion, but it was gloriously bright on the r.;
resurrection response
113:6.9 system since the r. occurs on the mansion worlds.
resurrection roll call(s)
33:4.8 worlds and at the times of general- and special-r.,
45:4.1 the throne of the r. of mercy and justice for Satania
45:4.2 were assembled at the time of the r. of Michael,
93:10.2 neither r. nor ending of planetary dispensation
resurrection Sunday
191:0.1 R. was a terrible day in the lives of the apostles;
resurrections
33:4.6 pertaining to mass judgment and dispensational r.,
47:3.5 time in connection with special or dispensational r.
47:10.4 headquarters, no more literal r. will be experienced
49:6.2 special r. of the sleeping survivors are conducted.
49:6.2 Such r. occur at least every millennium of planetary
49:6.2 These special r. are the occasion for mobilizing
49:6.2 associations connected with these special r..
49:6.3 mansion spheres at the special and the millennial r.,
52:5.5 on until the dispensational or special millennial r..
189:3.3 there had been many special and millennial r. of
189:3.3 the planetary roll calls, or complete dispensational r..
resynthesis
94:1.3 trinitarianism of Mesopotamia was in process of r. in
retain
15:4.8 former spiral and other nebulae, and many still r.
38:4.3 Ordinarily they r. their original complements of being
38:8.4 “fourth creatures” of the angelic orders always r.
41:5.1 Too great a density would r. light by opacity until
41:8.3 if such a body is not sufficiently opaque to r. the
43:8.2 world to another, you r. the same morontia body,
44:0.18 you r. the ability to recognize and fraternize with
47:10.4 you will r. this same form until you bid it farewell
48:2.22 notwithstanding that you r. the same morontia form.
48:6.30 He could not r. it word for word, but to the best of
70:10.8 that thinking men would subsequently r. such a relic
78:3.10 with sufficient speed to r. the Edenic culture at any
80:4.6 the older Andonites r. even a semblance of identity.
80:9.14 these Bretons still r. charms of the New Stone Age
82:4.4 Modern peoples r. these mores, which allow so-
94:6.6 “The good man seeks not to r. truth for himself
112:6.7 the morontia soul, being superadjutant, does not r.
130:4.6 change and at the same time r. its identity in the
138:1.4 to r. the confidence and affection of his family.
181:2.18 If your brethren desire to r. you as their counselor,
187:2.3 The Master chose to r. his human consciousness
196:2.3 Mark, Matthew, and Luke r something of the picture
retained
7:5.7 on these bestowal missions, he has ever since r.;
15:4.7 Some have r. control of many of their segregated
47:4.5 counterparted by the Adjuster and is r. as a part of
62:2.1 The later ape tribes r. the grasping big toe but never
76:4.5 They r. the ability to see these celestial beings for
78:3.1 violet race r. the Edenic traditions of peacefulness
78:4.5 The purer strains of the violet race had r. the Adamic
152:3.2 apostles who still r. the hope of seeing Jesus assert
154:6.1 Jude and James, and even Joseph, still r. much of
retainers
159:1.4 his chief r. was brought before him confessing that
retaining
21:3.3 choose to experientially earn it, thereby r. the full
41:5.2 confined at high temperatures by opaque r. walls.
64:2.5 Foxhall peoples succeeded in r. much of the culture
80:4.4 Andites reached Europe as coherent groups, still r.
107:2.7 While r. all of the character of the existential divine
128:4.8 the support of the family, r. only a small portion for
retains
103:4.1 Even in Christianity the Lord’s Supper r. this
111:3.1 Even after survival the ascending mortal still r. this
retaliate
159:5.11 olden advice to r.—“an eye for an eye” and so on.
retaliation
70:10.9 Society early adopted the paying-back attitude of r.:
70:10.10 Suicide was a common mode of r..
70:10.10 a modern analogue of this old-time method of r..
87:5.4 their method of r. was to strike back through a
140:5.24 delights in returning good for evil—doing good in r.
140:8.5 to warn his disciples against the evil practice of r.;
159:1.6 always to minimize the elements of unfairness, r.,
159:5.11 Jesus abhorred the idea either of r. or of becoming
retamed
81:2.11 and in the Andite age they were r. once again.
retard
15:8.3 Mass in matter tends to r. velocity in energy;
23:2.22 all tend to r. such speed so that on a long journey
29:4.21 or detain, condense, and r. the energy currents.
55:11.6 cannot in any manner limit or r. the evolutionary
67:7.5 may sometimes even r. spiritual progress on certain
87:7.10 ceremonials which can only handicap and r. all social
88:2.5 While this commandment did much to r. art
88:2.6 his commandment was used to stultify art and to r.
99:7.1 religion must do nothing to hinder or r. the social
110:1.5 All physical poisons greatly r. the efforts of the
118:8.6 material inertia—which so efficiently operates to r.
130:4.15 Static concepts invariably r. science, politics, society,
retardation
15:8.3 the initial endowment of velocity, minus r. by mass
65:8.4 expansion and unfailingly delayed by intellectual r..
70:12.9 3. R. of scientific progress.
74:8.14 ruinous r. upon the developmental progression of all
80:5.7 lapse of Andite civilization, a r. of a transient nature.
retarded—verb
7:1.2 circuits of pure spirit power are not r. by the mass
12:7.11 whether the part is r. by the inertia of the whole or
73:0.3 to untangle the confused affairs of a planet r. by
78:1.8 Neanderthal absorption had greatly r. the culture of
79:5.1 the debased Neanderthal strain which so greatly r.
87:7.3 Notwithstanding that the cult has always r. social
92:3.7 religion has neglected education and r. science;
94:2.1 social order greatly r. the progress of the Salem
99:3.5 of degenerate stocks which have tremendously r. the
109:5.3 but this ministry is also greatly r. by your own
111:7.5 the progress of the good r. by the inertia of the bad;
130:6.3 You may be surrounded with enemies and be r. by
retarded—adjective
47:9.1 those mortals hailing from the isolated and r. worlds
50:6.2 your planet seems most confused and greatly r. in
55:4.11 by the drastic elimination of the r. and persisting
62:3.11 another couple—a peculiarly r. male and female of
62:3.11 These r. twins became the founders of the modern
63:1.4 who stooped to mate with their r. cousins of the
64:1.7 who mingled so freely with their r. animal cousins.
67:7.3 earthly affairs were so disorganized and r. that the
75:1.2 biologically fit, had never been purged of their r.
93:6.7 the happenings of those days indicate how r. were
retarding
15:8.5 Given a sufficient duration of r. influence, gravity
71:2.7 public opinion is valuable; while r. social evolution,
retards
28:6.9 not impose fatal penalties; it merely r. the pilgrim of
67:7.6 Sin enormously r. intellectual development, moral
87:7.10 No cult can survive if it r. moral growth and fails to
retell
121:8.12 to restate the teachings and r. the doings of Jesus
retention
37:5.11 insuring the r. of a permanent evolved population
44:0.19 Through their r. of the duplicates of your entire life’s
94:12.1 with the sentimental r. of olden nomenclature,
98:1.3 Zeus except for their r. of the overcontrol of Fate.
112:6.8 The persistence of memory is proof of the r. of the
retentive
17:3.5 The Reflective Spirits are r. personalities as well.
17:3.5 Their offspring, the seconaphim, are also r. or record
reticence
139:1.10 And this r. to praise the worthy accomplishments of
139:4.7 disinclination to talk;John never fully mastered this r.
reticent
83:2.3 A modern girl’s pretensions to be r. toward marriage
retinue
32:2.1 Inf. Spirit, create a diverse r. of spirit personalities.
33:3.3 by all of her diversified r. of angelic personalities.
145:3.8 a vast r. of seraphim, physical controllers, Life
145:3.10 The vast r. descended into the midst of this motley
149:1.9 A rich widow of Tyre, with her r., came seeking to
150:8.1 Many of the apostolic r. had to remain without the
retire
3:1.12 The Father does not r. in seclusion because he has
4:1.6 If God should r. as the present upholder of all
28:1.3 native angelic life, they r. from active service in the
32:1.1 they r. in favor of the power directors of the
37:9.11 usually r. upon the arrival of the Planetary Adams.
42:2.12 the Associate Master Force Organizers may r.
72:6.2 all persons must r. from gainful pursuit at sixty-five
119:8.1 instructed to r. from the councils of the Most Highs.
132:6.3 stopped, saying to Ganid, “My son, it is time to r..”
134:9.5 saying that he desired to r. to the hills where he
142:8.5 the Master decided to r. into the cities of Samaria
183:3.3 greet him with a kiss, and then quickly r. from the
184:4.2 to John, by a nod of his head, that he should r..
retired
72:6.2 crippled can be placed on the r. list at any age by
72:9.4 This does not apply to aged persons who may be r.
93:8.1 Machiventa r. one night to his tent at Salem,
97:9.5 David r.; the Philistines attacked and defeated Saul
122:7.6 the Nazareth travelers r. for the night’s rest.
127:5.3 touched by Jesus’ words of family devotion and r.
132:7.7 That night after they had r., Ganid could not sleep.
133:5.11 And they r. for the night.
137:4.16 Jesus r. for a season to the housetop that he might
147:4.10 to discuss the Master’s words long after he had r..
147:8.1 That night, long after the usual listeners had r.,
151:2.8 parable of the sower before they r. for the night.
158:6.6 They r. for the night, sorrowful.
173:2.8 they r. to take further counsel among themselves.
174:4.1 they r. without asking a question.
177:4.8 all of the visiting pilgrims had r. for the night.
183:2.3 when they arrived at Pilate’s house, and he had r.
185:1.6 no favor in the eyes of the new emperor, he r. to
186:3.1 The apostles had r. to designated hiding places;
186:3.1 where the Master so often r. to pray and worship.
retirement
32:4.2 But notwithstanding this r., this exhibition of infinite
47:8.5 forty days of spiritual r. from all routine activities
51:7.2 Upon the r. of the Magisterial Son the Planetary
65:3.6 our r. from active participation in evolution.
67:6.1 races of the lowlands, and from which place of r.
72:6.6 workers support themselves and set aside their r.
136:3.1 forty days of r. to formulate the plans and
136:3.3 Jesus did not go into r. for the purpose of fasting
136:3.3 His reasons for seeking this r. were entirely different
136:4.1 Jesus planned to remain in comparative r. until the
139:11.10 persecutions, Simon went into temporary r..
144:0.1 were spent in r. at a secluded camp upon the slopes
144:0.2 reasons why Jesus and his apostles were in r. at
144:0.3 Jesus decided to spend some time in r. rehearsing his
144:1.2 his apostles that they were in r. for three reasons:
193:6.4 Simon Zelotes was in r. for some time before he
retires
32:4.2 God r. from activity in favor of the galaxy of Creator
retiring
48:3.4 Companions; one type is aggressive, the other r.,
48:3.11 you will be associated with an aggressive or a r.
66:4.5 to procreate their successors sometime prior to r.
71:8.13 recruited from the periodically r. heads of the courts.
72:2.8 the r. executive automatically becomes the
84:6.5 denominated positive or aggressive and negative or r
136:2.6 In thus r. for a season from active personality
155:0.1 Before r. for the night, the Master called his
retold
40:9.5 human memory experience through having it r. by
169:1.1 Jesus r. the story of the lost sheep and the lost coin
169:1.16 Jesus told and r. this story of the prodigal son.
190:2.5 Jude returned, and he r. the experience of meeting
retoning
29:1.4 they would merely have to return to Paradise for r..
retrace
135:10.1 Since Jesus had gone into Galilee, John felt led to r.
retracement
34:6.3 r. of those steps of condescension, never stopping
retracing
125:4.2 arisen with the early dawn with the intention of r.
retraining
26:8.5 to that supercreation most propitious for their r. in
109:1.1 an extensive system for r. Adjusters of indwelling
retreat
14:6.22 Havona is the perfect home and r. for the untiring
22:7.5 At the end of this assigned r., if they report that
59:4.16 230,000,000 years ago seas were continuing their r..
61:5.5 nearly one million years in its advance from, and r.
61:7.10 During its r. the North American system of Great
61:7.11 100,000 years ago, during the r. of the last glacier,
61:7.12 a like span of time to complete its northern r..
61:7.16 and with the r. of the final ice invasion, many arctic
61:7.19 extending from the rise of mammalian life to the r. of
62:3.13 survived by hiding in a subterranean food-storage r.
63:2.3 They had already prepared a crude treetop r. some
64:4.7 upon the r. of the glacier, again rapidly spread out
64:4.9 the ice had reached its then northernmost point of r.
64:7.1 And not until the later r. of the Mediterranean Sea,
64:7.8 and upon the r. of the ice the blue men, together
73:6.5 This Edentia shrub was taken to their highland r.,
80:2.1 With the r. of the northern ice fields the water-laden
100:5.8 Short seasons of r. from the busy scenes of life may
102:2.7 ingenious self-deception through resorting to a r. to
102:2.8 Mysticism is often something of a r. from life
136:5.3 Before coming down from the forty days’ r. in the
158:1.3 in connection with his former visit to this lonely r..
retreated
64:4.4 Ever these tribes r. before the advancing ice, which
retreating
59:1.15 Five million years later the seas were r. before the
59:4.15 was slow in appearing and equally slow in r..
61:5.6 1,500,000 years ago the first great glacier was r.
61:6.4 the later epochs of the advancing and r. glaciers.
61:7.13 was made necessary by the advancing and r. ice.
64:7.4 migrate to the northeast, on the heels of the r. ice,
64:7.13 land bridge which separated the r. Mediterranean
79:5.6 red race were fighting with their backs to the r. ice
retreats
59:6.9 animals took temporary refuge in three favorable r.:
62:3.7 treetop homes and many-tunneled subterranean r.;
62:3.9 ground shelters—their transient r. in time of danger.
retribution
74:8.13 who had vented wrath upon the human race in r. for
75:5.7 been removed from the world in r. for her misstep.
89:1.2 The fear of spirit r. is so great in the mind of a
97:5.1 predicted calamity in r. for the transgressions of the
124:2.4 r. at the hands of his self-appointed champion, Jacob
183:3.3 they would concentrate their attack upon him in r.
188:4.10 do not punish in anger, neither do they chastise in r..
retributive
2:6.6 Divine righteousness is not dominated by strict r.
25:3.13 The divine executioner is divested of r. power and
retrieve
21:3.14 defend, and if necessary r. his personal creation.
33:3.4 Only a Son can r. the work of their joint creation,
50:6.5 And it will require age upon age to r. the resultant
retrieved
28:6.9 If survival is gained, all other losses can be r..
retrievers
7:4.5 Sons stand pledged and ready to function as r.,
20:7.3 Its members are neither creators nor r., neither rulers
retrinitized
18:4.4 these two orders of creature-trinitized beings are r.
22:1.12 after serving under the Trinity Teacher Sons, are r.
22:10.1 Son Assistants are the superior group of the r.
retrograde—see retrograde motion
57:5.14 but no r. ever appears except in a system containing
61:6.1 a r. development within the mid-mammal stock
65:2.3 Many of the fungi also represent a r. movement in
134:5.9 the World War, when an unfortunate r. movement
retrograde motion
57:5.9 most of the material stolen from Angona as the r. of
57:5.14 the solar system with the resultant appearance of r..
57:5.14 R. in any astronomic system is always accidental and
57:5.14 Such collisions may not always produce r., but no
57:5.14 but no r. ever appears except in a system containing
retrograding
80:9.3 Nordics, was that of the r. Danubians blended with
retrogress
156:2.6 they must go forward in righteousness or r. into evil
retrogressed
61:6.1 tribes have remained stationary or have actually r..
63:6.1 the cultural and spiritual status of the clans r. for ten
retrogressing
63:5.7 a degree of intelligence which their r. descendants
64:4.11 steadily r. as compared with their superior Andonic
80:9.4 there is a primitive culture of the r. Danubians and
retrogression
64:6.7 Because of this great r. the red men seemed doomed
65:2.3 exhibit a degree of r. in their parasitic behavior.
71:1.24 Failure of state integration results in r. to prestate
74:8.13 since they were predicated upon a belief in r. rather
80:3.9 This r. of culture continued until it received a fresh
97:10.3 all Israel experienced an increasing spiritual r..
117:4.13 the universes by the slothfulness of animalistic r.?
118:8.6 civilization contain within itself the seeds of r.;
195:1.9 its r. had begun; learning was advancing but genius
retrogressions
68:4.7 many r. in the long forward struggle of Urantia
77:5.8 never did become fully eclipsed by subsequent r..
79:8.16 Chinese culture, though there have been many r.,
80:3.9 in cultural advances, produced certain biologic r..
96:1.2 experienced many r. in the evolution of their Deity
retrogressive
99:1.4 interassociations from becoming mutually r. or
retrospect
10:0.3 The present master universe, viewed in r. or in
146:3.7 you are able to view your present experiences in r.
return—noun; see return of; return to; return, in
33:2.3 subordinated herself to Christ Michael upon the r.
87:1.5 to prevent its tarrying, and to insure against its r..
92:5.6 sprinkled with miraculous episodes, and their r. is
92:5.6 it was, in general, Adam’s r. as a material ruler.
119:1.4 when there was recorded the fact of Michael’s r.
119:6.4 after his r. from the career of the carpenter’s son on
120:1.6 at any moment you may see fit to requisition its r..
120:3.12 and we saw him no more until his r. as the supreme
122:3.3 Upon her r., Mary went to visit her parents, Hannah
127:2.3 a violation of his pledge made upon their r. from
127:6.4 was brought back to Nazareth on the r. from Egypt.
128:6.8 about this episode some three weeks after their r..
129:2.10 Before Jesus’ r. from this trip the family at
133:0.0 THE RETURN FROM ROME
134:1.4 these events, hoping for their eldest brother’s r..
134:2.5 On the r. from the Caspian region, Jesus gave up the
135:0.4 After their r. from Nazareth John’s parents began
143:3.7 Their r. from this holiday marked the beginning of
145:4.2 hoping for Jesus’ r. that they might thank him.
145:5.7 immediate departure while I here await your r..”
156:6.0 6. THE RETURN FROM PHOENICIA
158:1.6 I bid you tarry here and, while awaiting my r.,
158:4.6 heal him; you need not wait for the Master’s r..
158:4.7 to remain with them overnight or until Jesus’ r.,
169:1.9 this son and was always on the lookout for his r.,
169:1.11 killed the fatted calf to rejoice over his son’s safe r..
169:1.13 being glad and merry because of your brother’s r..
176:3.4 money into the hands of the bankers that on my r. I
176:4.2 to associate his promised r. with these catastrophic
176:4.3 on his r. (at least on one of his possible visits) he
192:0.2 After their r. from Galilee, Matthias, whom they
196:2.5 This strong faith in the Lord’s immediate r. had
return of
25:8.11 awaiting the Havona r. of the defeated comrade and
37:2.6 Since the r. of Christ Michael from his triumphant
49:6.9 On such occasions the r. of the Adjuster signalizes
51:3.5 miscarriage of the plan and requisitioned the r. of
60:2.8 The r. of the seas improved the weather.
92:5.6 the tribesmen still look for the r. of Genghis Khan;
94:6.5 Lao-tse taught the r. of the creature to the Creator
97:9.23 economy favored the r. of the worship of Baal,
98:5.4 dead would be annihilated upon the r. of Mithras
107:3.1 the management, direction, and r. of the Monitors
112:5.18 2. The r. of the Adjuster to the waiting morontia
119:7.2 the final and triumphant r. of Michael to Salvington
135:9.2 forty days of tarrying, waiting for the r. of Jesus.
135:9.6 John’s experience, and he prayed for the r. of Jesus.
143:4.2 between the Jews and Samaritans dated from the r.
143:5.1 when Jesus sat down by the well to await the r. of
163:0.1 A few days after the r. of Jesus and the twelve to
163:5.3 before the r. of the seventy, almost eight hundred
163:6.0 6. THE RETURN OF THE SEVENTY
176:3.3 work, in view of the possible r. of the Son of Man,
176:4.0 4. THE RETURN OF MICHAEL
189:2.7 and unique dissolution, a r. of the “dust to dust,”
194:4.2 and the r. of their faith in the Master’s divinity.
return to
20:4.3 accredit Adjusters on their r. to the “bosom of the
20:5.3 of the Spirit of Truth is dependent upon the r. to
33:3.5 occurred in Nebadon at the time of Michael’s r. to
81:5.4 protection against a r. to the terrible and antisocial
93:10.7 the sometime r. to the planet of Adam and Eve as
94:3.7 The teaching of the soul’s r. to the Brahman is
94:3.7 is closely parallel to the truth of the Adjuster’s r. the
119:8.1 Upon his r. to Salvington this Michael, the Son of
120:3.10 throughout your gradual r. to recognition of your
120:3.10 we shall welcome your r. to us as the supreme and
121:5.8 story of some god’s life and death and r. to life,
123:0.1 a contractor and builder after their r. to Nazareth.
123:0.3 Joseph’s relative-benefactor before the r. to Palestine
123:1.2 three years old at the time of their r. to Nazareth.
123:2.1 a year after the r. to Nazareth the boy Jesus arrived
126:0.2 conclusion of the Jerusalem visit and with his r. to
129:3.7 By the time of his r. to Nazareth, Jesus had learned
136:2.3 his own former divine spirit descending on its r. to
141:7.6 of Truth into the hearts of all his children after his r.
146:0.1 ending with the r. to Capernaum on March 17.
148:9.4 the Sanhedrin arrived to bid the six spies r. to
156:5.23 The day before Jesus left Tyre for the r. to the region
157:6.1 funds sufficient to sustain the apostles until their r.
159:6.0 6. THE RETURN TO MAGADAN
170:2.10 the kingdom with the idea of his r. to this world.
170:5.19 —meaning a r. to the high spiritual concept of Jesus
176:4.6 to disassociate the Master’s personal r. to earth from
189:0.2 aught to assist your Creator-father in the r. to life.
194:4.5 preached the hope of his speedy r. to this world to
196:2.5 and sincerely believed in his immediate r. to earth
return, in
1:0.2 receive the divine affection, and love him in r..
3:4.6 by the associated capacity to love the Father in r..
72:7.10 In r. the government takes one half the profits
73:6.4 their life plasm to the Prince’s staff, and who, in r.,
81:5.4 which society exacts from its members in r. for this
89:1.4 definitely promised something in r. for obedience.
89:3.5 gods were supposed to do something definite in r.
102:8.1 what that power or person requires of man in r. for
122:8.4 received word in r. inviting Joseph up to Jerusalem
128:7.13 in r. for the gift of the repair shop, James would
133:2.2 of bearing and rearing your children; and in r. for
143:4.2 In r. for their friendship Alexander gave the
156:5.19 regardless of your deserts, and love freely in r..
159:3.11 merely that they may sympathize with you in r..
160:0.1 he had to say and tell him about the gospel in r..
167:1.5 or your rich neighbors that they in r. may bid you to
177:4.10 trust and to experience wholehearted love in r..
return—verb; see return—with I; return, never or not
1:4.3 the indwelling “Spirit shall r. to God who gave it.”
2:5.4 When rebels r. to righteousness, they are received,
11:5.8 throughout the universes and r. by definite routes.
11:5.9 from nether Paradise and will eventually r. thereto
14:6.36 the Infinite Mother Spirit will not likely ever r. to
15:4.7 out of the nebular arm in close formation but r. by
20:3.1 the new dispensation, and r. to the headquarters of
20:4.5 is further complicated by Michael’s promise to r..
20:9.4 The Daynals may r. many times to an inhabited
23:4.4 If the messengers r. to their former service, will
24:7.2 will r. home, be granted the privilege of “personal
25:3.2 the headquarters of a superuniverse and r. thereto,
25:8.1 as a rule (but not invariably) they r. to those duties
26:8.5 They never r. to the superuniverse of their nativity,
26:8.5 on their own motion, they r. to the outer circle of
26:10.2 I have observed that they temporarily r. to the
26:10.4 In another day they will r. to the circle of greatest
29:1.4 they would merely have to r. to Paradise for retoning
31:0.10 During the present universe age the finaliters r. to
34:6.4 out from the Eternal, they are certain to r. thereto,
38:5.3 After this experience they r. to the associate worlds
39:4.15 if he should r. during a subsequent dispensation,
39:9.2 Large numbers of the completion seraphim r. to their
40:4.1 At death, such deserted Monitors r. to Divinington,
40:8.3 Thereupon does the Adjuster r. to Divinington for
40:10.1 spirit entities unfailingly r. to the sphere of primal
40:10.9 Ancients of Days, they would ascend, never to r..
42:1.8 having gone out from Paradise, they must r. thereto,
42:6.3 the critical escape velocity of deindividuation, r. to
46:8.2 When Satania can r. to the constellation fold, then
48:5.2 Upon their own motion they may r. to their former
52:4.3 Avonals yield up their planetary lives and r. to their
52:4.8 society begins to r. to simplified forms of living.
52:5.7 If such a bestowal Avonal should r. to a world after
52:7.1 sister spheres in that your Jesus has promised to r..
52:7.10 The Trinity Teacher Sons may r. many times to the
55:4.28 4. They may decide to r. to the system headquarters,
56:8.3 the Father does not need that his sons should r. to
62:7.5 chief and received his permission to r. to Jerusem.
63:7.1 and Fonta have never been permitted to r. to Urantia
63:7.3 permission from the System Sovereign to r. to the
64:4.13 The sun, they early learned, would regularly r., but
68:6.1 “Dust you are and to dust shall you r.” is literally
70:10.10 a ghost, he could r. and visit wrath upon his enemy.
77:5.4 strange and hostile world, as they feared, never to r..
84:7.29 r. to the family-council practices of the Andites.
90:3.4 soul out of the body; if it failed to r., death ensued.
92:5.11 in later times they did r. to many of his teachings.
93:5.8 to forego the honors of the Egyptian court and r. to
93:5.8 urged Abraham to r. to the execution of his vows to
93:10.8 explicit promise of the Creator Son to r. Sometime
93:10.10 Melchizedek will be due to r. in the same capacity in
95:5.12 grasped his gospel and were, therefore, ready to r.
97:7.7 and let him r. to the Lord, and he will have mercy
98:2.6 that it is wrong to r. evil for evil, and that the gods
98:3.9 their wild and senseless religious rituals and r. to a
107:3.2 When Adjusters r. to the Father, they go back to the
108:3.7 Divinington, and undoubtedly they r. thereto upon
109:4.4 were to be withdrawn, the world would slowly r. to
112:3.7 Never does a departed Adjuster r. to earth as the
119:2.3 promising to “r. in due season” and concentrating all
119:8.8 that this same Jesus has promised some time to r. to
120:1.4 voluntary relinquishment of authority until you r.
120:1.5 until you r. to us as supreme and unconditional
120:2.2 if you should r. to us as the Son of Man, Planetary
122:8.6 they were about to r. to Ur when Zacharias met
123:0.4 whether they should remain there or r. to Nazareth.
123:0.6 friends that it was best for them to r. to Nazareth.
124:3.4 Never again did this youth find it possible to r. to
125:2.10 when the time came to r. to Nazareth, his youthful
125:2.11 for Jesus to r. when he reached the age of fifteen
126:2.1 home with the younger children until she should r.
127:3.11 John, having lost his father, intended to r. to the
127:3.12 that he should r. home and labor for the support
127:3.12 he was much more content to r. to his home and
130:0.7 tried to persuade Jesus to r. with them to India, but
130:3.2 will be like this lighthouse when you r. to India,
131:2.11 Says the Lord: ‘Let them r. to me, and I will have
131:9.4 While all creatures must die and r. to the earth,
132:3.1 Nabon had even suggested that Jesus r. to Palestine
135:2.2 by his example, to r. home, take care of his mother,
135:4.4 only this promise of Malachi that Elijah would r.
135:9.4 there has been among us one who will r. to baptize
135:9.8 Jesus bade them r. to their food while he sat down
136:9.8 He would r. to Galilee and begin the proclamation of
137:5.4 Jesus directed his apostles to r. to their nets while
137:6.5 Each of you must now r. to his accustomed work
138:1.4 were to r. to the home of Zebedee for a conference.
138:7.2 sent away two and two to pray, asking them to r. to
138:9.2 then it was to persuade him to r. home with them,
140:6.9 And Jesus answered: “You shall r. good for evil.
140:6.9 requirements of apostleship too hard, you may r. to
145:4.2 When Jesus did r. to their midst, the hour was late,
145:5.10 to them patiently, but he would not consent to r..
146:5.2 spoke, “R. to your home; your son will live.”
146:7.2 possible for the spirit of mortal man to r. to earth
146:7.3 “On the morrow let us r. to Capernaum to tarry and
147:6.2 evidence of lawbreaking and blasphemy, to r. to
149:6.9 The bestowal spirit of my Father will surely r. to
149:7.1 with instructions to terminate the tour and r. to
151:6.7 he said to Andrew, “Let us r. to our place.”
151:6.8 R. to your own people and show them what great
153:5.3 what will you do when the Son of Man must r. to
154:2.2 a week’s holiday, urging all of his disciples to r. to
156:4.2 would r. to the encampment at Joseph’s house
157:2.2 as soon as Jesus and the twelve should r. from
157:3.2 Jesus desired to r. to this mount of trial and triumph,
158:4.8 could give him no idea as to when Jesus might r.,
158:5.4 the transfiguration, so soon to r. to this scene of the
158:6.5 And now go to your rest, for on the morrow we r.
159:0.2 instructing his followers to r. to Magadan not later
159:5.12 1. To r. evil for evil—the positive but unrighteous
159:5.14 3. To r. good for evil, to assert the will so as to
159:5.16 he found them willing to r. to the Father’s house.
161:0.1 that the women’s corps r. for a while to Bethsaida.
163:2.2 could I be permitted to r. home to bury him?”
163:2.2 while you r. home to minister to your loved ones,
165:5.5 like men who are watching for their master to r.
170:2.10 that he would soon r. to establish the kingdom in
170:4.15 definitely promise sometime to r. to Urantia,
170:5.5 believed that Jesus would very soon r. to establish
171:0.3 sincerely believing that the Master would soon r.
171:8.3 before he could r., the citizens of his province,
176:1.6 but how shall we know when you will r. to bring all
176:2.1 would most certainly r. to consummate the work
176:2.1 believers to lay fast hold upon these promises to r.
176:2.2 disciples and the apostles grasp at this promise to r.,
176:2.5 or else the Son of Man will r. to adjudge the age.
176:3.1 Since you are to r. to finish the work of the kingdom
176:4.3 that he would sometime personally r. to this world.
176:4.4 to believe that Jesus will r. to Urantia many times
176:4.5 when he does r., all the world will likely know it,
177:1.5 admonition, spoken just as they were about to r. to
177:3.1 they became very desirous of seeing Jesus r..
177:4.8 and had no idea when he would r. that evening,
178:3.4 my Father’s work on earth and am about to r. to
179:2.3 the time had come when he was to r. to the Father,
180:0.1 thought that Jesus intended to r. to the camp, but he
180:6.9 But why does he say he must r. to the Father?”
181:0.1 disciples really thought that this promise to r. for a
181:0.1 after which he would r. to establish the kingdom.
181:2.11 then will you r. to labor as my ambassador,
181:2.19 service of God, r. to the labors of former days.
182:2.2 The apostles were loath to r. to their tents even
183:0.2 The Master admonished them all to r. to their tents
183:2.2 The betrayer feared that, if he waited for them to r.
183:2.3 Judas asked the captain of the guard to r. to the
184:3.17 they feared Pilate might any time r. to the Roman
186:3.1 David believed that Jesus’ enemies would r.; so he
186:3.4 none of Jesus’ followers were looking for him to r.
188:1.7 make ready spices and ointments, and r. on
190:2.7 Magdalene, only, was permitted to r. to Joseph’s
191:0.13 Thomas really wanted to r., but having left as he did
191:0.13 almost a week for him to make up his mind to r..
192:1.2 daylight came, they decided to r. to Bethsaida.
192:4.4 after he had done so, they were to r. to Jerusalem.
194:4.7 They confidently expected that Jesus would r. to
194:4.7 believed he was to r. any day to finish his work
return—with I
119:1.2 this experience, I will r. to my place among you.”
125:6.9 —but I will r. to cleanse yonder temple and deliver
134:8.10 of rest is over; I must r. to my Father’s business.”
144:6.3 Be not anxious about me, for I will r. to you.
145:5.7 No, Andrew, I will not r. with you.
145:5.7 It is not the will of my Father that I should r. with
146:3.5 but I declare that, when I r. to the Father, he will
157:1.1 wait by the gate, and I will presently r. with the tax
157:6.11 I must presently leave this world and r. to the work
163:2.2 could I be permitted to r. home to bury him?”
163:6.2 I declare to you that, as soon as I r. to my Father,
171:8.3 they reject my spiritual rule over them, I will r.
171:8.4 wherewith to justify your stewardship when I r.,
176:2.3 I also promise that I will sometime r. to this world,
176:2.3 but be of good courage, for I will sometime r..
176:2.4 when I r., it shall be with power and in the spirit.
178:2.4 you in the flesh, it is only that I may r. in the spirit.
178:3.2 warned you that I must presently r. to the work
179:4.1 repeatedly told you that I must r. to the Father.
180:3.4 I am going to r. to these worlds of light, stations in
180:3.4 I must r. to my Father’s work in the spheres on
181:1.1 I will be able to r. as a spirit indweller of each of you
182:1.4 sent me into this world, and that I am about to r.
182:1.4 I am about to r. to the work you have given me to
193:0.2 I told you that presently I must r. to the Father.
return, never or not
14:6.36 the Infinite Mother Spirit will not likely ever r. to
24:7.3 those who achieve the divine embrace never r. to
26:8.5 They never r. to the superuniverse of their nativity,
36:6.5 plants and animals by the Life Carriers does not r. to
40:10.9 Ancients of Days, they would ascend, never to r..
63:7.1 and Fonta have never been permitted to r. to Urantia
77:5.4 strange and hostile world, as they feared, never to r..
86:4.8 to Sheol; it could not r. to the land of the living.
87:1.5 practiced to insure that the ghost would not r.
90:3.4 out of the body; if it failed to r., death ensued.
109:3.3 The Adjusters do not r. after natural death;
112:3.7 Never does a departed Adjuster r. to earth as the
112:4.4 the Adjuster will not immediately r. to the mansion
113:6.8 The Adjusters of such nonsurvivors do not r.,
122:10.1 the wise men did not r., Herod grew suspicious.
123:1.7 They did not r. to Nazareth for two months;
124:3.4 Never again did this youth find it possible to r. to
134:9.5 Jesus did not r. to Jerusalem.
145:5.5 Will you not r. with us to minister to them?”
145:5.7 No, Andrew, I will not r. with you.
145:5.10 to them patiently, but he would not consent to r..
147:2.4 the apostles of John did not r. with them.
153:4.1 one of your loyal fellows to see that you do not r..”
156:6.5 that Jesus would not likely ever r. to bother them.
164:5.6 And now Jesus left Jerusalem, not again to r. until
171:8.5 And even if this rejected Son should not r., another
175:3.3 Understanding that Jesus might not r. that day to
177:1.3 Jesus did not r. to the camp that evening until after
177:3.7 that Jesus did not r. to address the multitudes.
178:0.1 Judas did not r. to the camp until midafternoon,
190:2.5 James now announced that he would not r. to
return—adjective
70:3.11 The tribe so honored would pay a r. visit, with its
125:3.1 This they did and started out on the r. journey to
128:1.14 narrated Jewish history to Joseph and on the r. trip
129:3.2 At Corinth and other stops on the r. trip Jesus was
134:3.4 Jesus to sojourn with them for two weeks on his r.
134:3.5 Jesus stopped off on the r. trip and delivered these
176:4.3 on his r. (at least on one of his possible visits) he
181:0.1 but they were prone to forget that this r. visit was
returned—verb; see returned from; returned to
23:2.16 years but r. in due time with the desired information.
64:4.13 but the moon they conjectured only r. because
70:7.12 they r. to marry and to submit to lifelong subjection
75:5.7 And when Adam r., Eve experienced a satisfaction
76:6.3 Adam and Eve r. as ascendant citizens—sons of man.
86:1.6 “I r. and saw that the race is not to the swift, nor the
86:4.1 convincing evidence that the old chief had really r. in
90:2.7 Caesars banish astrologers, but they invariably r.
93:5.13 but only caught up with his former disciple as he r.
97:9.25 impending doom, and presently Nebuchadnezzar r..
122:2.6 Mary’s faith in the vision of Gabriel, so that she r.
122:3.1 before Joseph had r. home, Gabriel appeared to
122:10.1 his informers r. and made full report of the recent
126:0.2 that Jesus had r. home to be a dutiful son—not that
126:4.9 they r. home, wrote out the Ten Commandments in
127:6.7 When he r. home, he told all this to his mother.
128:6.4 They went up to Jerusalem and r. by the same route,
129:1.6 Jesus r. shortly before the double wedding of Simon
134:1.1 Jesus r. by way of Ur to Babylon, where he joined
134:2.5 Jesus r. as a passenger with a later caravan to
135:1.3 John r. home from Jerusalem to tend his father’s
137:1.5 many days in the hills, and now they r. to learn
138:5.3 The Master r. for the evening meal, and during the
140:6.10 they soon r., and Peter said: “Master, we would go
140:7.3 Thursday they r. for three more days of teaching.
142:8.3 the Master and the apostles r to instruct and comfort
143:6.1 twelve had just r. with food, and they besought
144:6.12 Jesus r., heard of their deliberations, listened to their
145:0.1 The news that Jesus had r. rapidly spread throughout
146:6.1 came into Jesus’ presence and then r. home to their
147:2.4 while Jesus and the twelve r. to work in Galilee.
148:8.2 philosopher r. with wealthy Jews of Alexandria,
148:9.4 two of his associates r. with the messengers to
151:5.1 but when Sunday morning came, the crowds r..
153:5.2 when Joab, the leader of the evangelists, r. and
166:2.5 Only one, this alien, has r. to give glory to God.”
169:1.13 brother was lost and is found; he has r. alive to us!’”
172:3.6 And so they r. bringing the colt with them.
172:4.1 While the Alpheus twins r. the donkey to its owner
174:5.2 Philip and Andrew r. with the Greeks to the home of
176:3.4 Presently the lord of those servants unexpectedly r.
178:2.12 when the three apostles r. and informed Jesus that
180:3.10 when Jesus r. and beckoned them to be seated.
181:1.2 “When I have r. to live in you and work through
181:2.6 apostles were rather surprised that Judas had not r.
182:3.3 When Jesus r. to speak with the three apostles, he
184:1.8 When Annas r., going up to the Master’s side,
187:1.10 he r. home, he led his family into the kingdom.
188:3.8 Whether or not this spirit reality r. to become a
189:5.3 found Mary Magdalene r. and weeping before the
189:5.5 when Peter and John r., they ceased to ridicule
190:2.5 “He had scarcely finished speaking when Jude r.,
192:2.6 that John would not die before the Master r.,
returned from
87:1.5 Mourners also r. from a funeral by a different road
119:6.4 When Michael r. from this morontia bestowal,
134:2.1 It was a full year before Jesus r. from this journey.
134:7.1 When Jesus r. from the journey to the Caspian Sea,
136:2.3 And in a few moments this divine entity r. from
137:1.5 having just r. from their long and futile searching
140:6.14 When Peter r. from the presence of his Master
143:5.9 the twelve apostles r. from Sychar, and coming
154:7.5 when Ruth r. from a visit to the Zebedee house,
156:6.9 when the Master r. from the Phoenician mission
167:4.3 no one ever r. from the tomb after the lapse of
187:4.7 John r. from the city, bringing with him his mother
192:2.14 It was almost ten o’clock when Jesus r. from his visit
returned to
1:3.8 and I have repeatedly r. to the presence of the Father
25:8.9 remain with him until he r. to the central universe
26:10.2 directly to the second circle before they are r. to
30:4.15 sleeping survivor; the physical body has r. to dust.
39:2.1 have served in all phases of training and have r. to a
45:1.2 and who have r. to the very worlds where you are
45:2.4 the affairs of the worlds of Satania have not been r.
50:3.6 the time comes for this “reversion staff” to be r. to
53:3.6 a destiny no more glorious than to be r. to humble
57:8.8 this commission r. to Jerusem and reported favorably
58:1.6 the Satania commission of Life Carriers r to Jerusem
58:4.2 550,000,000 years ago the Life Carrier corps r. to
59:5.11 There was a short interruption, and the sea r. to
60:2.11 but unlike the sea serpents, these animals always r.
64:1.7 increasing numbers of their mongrel descendants r.
64:6.5 No red man ever r. to Asia.
65:1.7 Whereupon the Life Carriers are immediately r. to
67:4.5 loyal personalities (except Van) were r. to Jerusem
67:6.2 the thirty-nine loyal staff members r. to Jerusem.
70:7.12 they r. to marry and to submit to lifelong subjection
74:5.1 administration of world affairs over to Adam and r.
74:8.11 When the Jewish priests r. to Jerusalem, they had
75:5.5 and Adam r. to his home and began to plan for their
75:5.8 when the Melchizedek receivers r. to Urantia and
77:5.7 Many times Adamson r to visit his father and mother
77:6.5 After the default of Adam the midwayers r. to the
86:4.8 The early Andites thought their ghosts r. to the
89:6.3 first came out of his house to meet him when he r.
93:0.2 twelve Melchizedeks r. to Urantia upon the default
93:9.4 he once more r. to Hebron, the scene of his earlier
93:10.5 Machiventa Melchizedek will not be fully r. to the
94:4.1 the populace r. in measure to the ancient rituals of
94:11.3 followers taught that Sakyamuni Buddha’s spirit r.
95:5.7 thirty-one chapters, which the priests, when r. to
95:5.10 The capital r. to Thebes, and the priests waxed fat
97:9.17 The northern kingdom r. to the worship of Elohim.
97:9.24 The Baal political party r. to power in Jerusalem,
97:10.2 When the Jews had been freed by the Persians, they r
120:3.11 he shall presently in power and glory be r. to me as
125:0.5 Jesus then r. to greet his mother and prepared to
125:1.5 They r. to the upper court for Mary and walked
125:4.2 finding no trace of him, they r. to their relatives
126:5.1 Gradually Jesus and his family r. to the simple life of
127:3.5 That night they again r. to Bethany and would
128:1.14 but Jesus r. to Nazareth by the east Jordan way,
128:2.4 Each Sabbath Jesus r. to Nazareth, and sometimes
128:2.6 When he r. to the repair shop, he did not again
128:3.2 They r. to Nazareth by the coast route, touching
128:5.6 Jesus r. to Nazareth.
129:1.6 Jesus r. to Nazareth in October to attend Martha’s
129:3.3 his friends thought he had r. to Damascus; others
129:3.4 When Jesus r. to Palestine, he did nothing to change
130:2.2 When he r. to Mongolia, he began to teach these
133:2.3 resolved to reorganize his home when he r. to India.
134:0.1 he therefore deliberately r. to Galilee to await the
134:8.8 the detached guardian seraphim r. to Jesus’ side
135:2.3 John and Elizabeth r. to their home and began to
135:2.4 As time passed, John r. less often to Hebron, while
135:9.1 When John r. to his disciples, he found them in
135:9.8 brothers James and Jude having r. to Capernaum.
136:6.1 confront him when he r. to Galilee to resume his
137:1.3 Soon after Jesus and Andrew r. to the camp,
137:1.5 After Jesus had r. to Pella for the night, and while
137:1.5 many days in the hills, and now they r. to learn
137:4.5 But he r. to the gathering and was once more
137:4.16 When he r. to the people, they regarded him with
137:6.1 His mother, having r. to Capernaum with James
137:6.6 That evening, when they had r. to the land, before
137:8.3 when he r. to Zebedee’s house and asked for food.
138:2.1 They r. to Jesus more fully realizing that religion
138:3.4 They all r. to Matthew’s home, where they talked
138:7.2 and they r. to Jesus as he had bidden them.
139:9.11 was crucified, the twins r. to their families and nets;
141:8.3 they r. to their various homes along the Euphrates
142:4.4 When Flavius r. to Jerusalem, he made a feast for
142:8.3 the Master and the apostles r to instruct and comfort
142:8.5 the rulers of the Jews learned that Jesus had r. to
144:1.6 tell no man about these experiences until he had r. to
146:3.7 you will the better understand when I shall have r.
146:7.1 He told his followers that, after he r. to the Father,
147:2.4 while Jesus and the twelve r. to work in Galilee.
147:3.6 And they r. to the temple to join their companions,
147:6.2 three of them r. to Jerusalem to submit their report
148:4.11 these matters until after I shall have r. to the Father.”
148:7.4 This man r. to his work as a stone mason, proving
148:8.3 Kirmeth shortly r. to Bagdad, taking with him only
150:5.1 at Shunem, after John’s apostles had r. to Hebron,
151:5.5 Peter, who, in his agitation, had not yet r. to his oar
152:1.2 Jesus and the apostles r. to Bethsaida after he had
152:2.7 Andrew r. to Jesus, saying: “The lad has left only
154:7.5 Jesus’ family r. to their home in Capernaum and
156:3.2 On Wednesday, July 6, they all r. to Sidon and
158:1.4 the struggle this day on Mount Hermon and r. to
162:0.2 After Philip and Matthew had r. to their fellows
162:2.9 and his assistants refused to arrest Jesus; they r. to
163:5.2 David Zebedee r. to Bethsaida and began to curtail
163:6.1 the teaching site about five o’clock when Jesus r. to
163:6.3 will spread to all the world even after I shall have r.
164:3.8 Josiah had so washed in the pool of Siloam, he r.
164:3.9 Josiah r. to his usual place of alms-seeking.
165:1.3 Abner and the seventy never r. to the Pella camp.
165:2.12 and the other half in dismay r. to Jerusalem and their
165:6.2 the welfare of my children when I shall have r. to
166:2.5 Only one, this alien, has r. to give glory to God.”
167:0.1 Andrew, r. to the Pella encampment to teach the
167:1.5 Before the man left the room, Jesus r. to his seat and
167:3.3 Jesus r. to the speaker’s platform and said: “Why
172:5.1 This Sunday evening as they r. to Bethany, Jesus
172:5.3 he was considerably sobered by the time they r. to
173:2.5 r. to Jesus, saying: “Concerning John’s baptism,
174:5.1 by Andrew, he r. to the waiting Greeks.
175:4.1 denunciation of the Jewish rulers, Judas had r. to
177:2.2 When you r. to Jerusalem, your parents consented
177:4.9 Judas r. to his associates at the camp intoxicated
177:5.2 turned against them and r. to their former ways of
179:3.7 Jesus donned his cloak, r. to his place as host,
181:1.2 “When I have r. to live in you and work through
182:1.4 to represent me to the world after I have r. to your
182:2.1 The apostles were greatly shocked when they r. to
182:3.3 When Jesus r. to speak with the three apostles, he
184:2.7 Getting cold, he r. to the fireside, and one of the men
185:6.2 And one of them, before they r. him to Pilate, took
187:4.7 After the Passover Mary r. to Bethsaida, where she
187:5.1 who r. to the scene just before the Master expired.
188:1.5 with the bodies of the thieves while the others r. to
188:3.3 Mary the mother of Jesus, with Ruth and Jude, r. to
188:3.8 Whether or not this spirit reality r. to become a
190:1.2 Mary Magdalene r. to the tomb, and the others
190:1.10 The rest of Jesus’ family r. to Galilee.
190:3.1 Mary Magdalene had r. to Joseph’s house just a
192:1.10 Zelotes forsook his brethren and r. to his home.
192:2.7 When they r. to the others, Jesus went for a walk
192:2.13 after you have, perchance, r. to the work you used
193:5.4 r Jesus to the status of Paradise sonship and supreme
193:6.1 Mary had r. to Jerusalem with John Zebedee when
193:6.1 Soon after Pentecost she r. to the home of Salome
193:6.4 Soon after Pentecost the twins r. to their homes in
193:6.6 Just about noon the apostles r. to their brethren in
returned—adjective
30:4.15 the soul and for the indwelling of the r. Adjuster.
39:9.2 have so many of these r. Seraphington graduates as
49:6.5 a sleeping mortal there functions the r. Adjuster,
136:2.4 When the r. and now exalted Personalized Adjuster
returning—see returning from; returning to
15:4.7 when widely scattered on their different r. routes
40:9.7 possessions of the surviving mortal and r. Adjuster
64:4.6 was in recession; men and animals were r. north.
93:5.10 Upon r. with his family to Salem, Abraham began to
94:6.4 the earliest presentations of the doctrine of r. good
94:6.5 death was like the r home of this creature personality
94:6.12 dragons, and evil spirits, all betokening the r. fears
112:6.7 patterns thereof are energized by the r. Adjuster.
114:3.4 the r. governor general sits as a temporary member
117:6.1 and when you find him, it will be like r. home.
140:5.24 Fatherly love delights in r. good for evil—doing good
146:5.2 And as he was r., his servants came out to meet him,
158:1.6 Father Melchizedek, not r. until about six o’clock.
169:1.15 this parable of the lost son, the reception of the r.
177:4.1 Iscariot disappeared, not r. until late in the
183:3.9 one of the last of the r. soldiers who had pursued
183:3.10 those who had fled up the ravine were r.,
196:2.5 Christ, the glorified and soon-r. Lord Jesus Christ.
returning from
24:7.3 On r. from superuniverse service, a Havona Servital
40:8.2 and even their Adjusters, by r. from Divinington,
146:4.3 as Jesus was r. from the mines, he chanced to pass
182:2.2 R. from his talk with David and John, Jesus
returning to
14:6.31 It is the place they enjoy r. to ever and anon.
42:4.2 even if long prevented from r. to its source,
50:4.10 adopted and trained in the prince’s schools are r. to
57:3.4 out into space on circuits of irregular outline, r. to
93:5.10 Upon r. with his family to Salem, Abraham began to
95:6.2 dream while in Ur, he settled upon a program of r. to
97:2.3 the better classes r. to the worship of Yahweh and
122:7.7 On r. to the courtyard of the inn, he was informed
122:10.4 They sojourned in Alexandria two full years, not r.
123:2.4 Since r. to Nazareth, theirs had been a busy
127:3.7 Upon r. to Nazareth, Jesus began work in the shop
128:2.6 Jesus was not averse to finding an excuse for r. to
130:0.7 Jesus always declined, pleading the necessity for r. to
131:2.6 ‘In r. to your spiritual rest shall you be saved;
135:4.2 On r. to Engedi from his mother’s funeral, John
135:12.6 And the young woman, r. to the banquet table,
147:6.0 6. RETURNING TO CAPERNAUM
149:1.2 healing by Jesus and, r. to their homes, added to
149:7.0 7. RETURNING TO BETHSAIDA
150:7.1 Before r. to the encampment, he walked down by
163:1.6 all of them r. to the new camp near Pella, in Perea,
172:2.1 and teach many lessons before r. to the Father but
173:1.7 Jesus, r. to the speaker’s stand, spoke to the
176:4.1 that Michael should be interested in sometime r. to
176:4.2 individuals, declare his intention of r. to this world
177:3.6 That evening, after r. to the camp, Jesus visited with
177:4.6 as proof of his sincerity in now r. to the teachings
177:5.3 John Mark was ominously silent after r. to camp,
returns—noun
87:0.1 to do with investment for higher and future r..
160:4.11 to toil for the later r. inherent in honest endeavor.
returns—verb
1:4.3 mortal tabernacle “r. to the earth whence it came”;
17:6.8 when the Creator Son r. to universe headquarters
20:6.8 to Paradise, is accepted by the Universal Father, r.
27:0.2 r. as the accredited deliverer of this isolated world,
36:6.4 When the bestowed life is exhausted, the body r.
39:4.15 A mortal never r. to his native planet during the
42:1.6 comes from the Paradise Presences and r. thereto,
52:5.6 and r. to the Creator Son at the headquarters of
109:1.2 when the Adjuster r. to Divinington, an extended
112:3.5 After death the material body r. to the elemental
112:4.13 to the Paradise presence of the Universal Father, r.
114:1.4 until Michael sometime r. to Urantia as he promised
117:4.4 the unique personality of a nonascender r. to the
117:4.4 r. to the Supreme as a drop of water r. to the sea.
120:3.11 Gabriel, I am your sovereign until Michael thus r..”
169:1.4 one sinner who repents and r. to the Father’s fold.
169:1.12 but when this your son r., having squandered your
185:5.0 5. JESUS RETURNS TO PILATE
reunification
79:8.5 political r. of the yellow race was consummated,
79:8.5 This political r. of the later tribal groups was not
116:2.13 the experiential r. of the collective acts of the first
reunify
94:11.11 minds of those days to r. this unwieldy concept.
reunion
13:2.1 They are rendezvous worlds, r. spheres, serving as
33:6.1 mission of r. of Orvonton Master Sons on Paradise,
38:4.4 partner is thereby present at least every other r..
112:3.5 and it is the r. of the Adjuster and the soul that
reunions
17:1.9 the r. of the struggles and triumphs of the ascendant
27:0.1 in the various millennial gatherings and group r. of
38:4.4 They forgather for r. every millennium and are all
reunite
30:4.15 when these two, the Adjuster and the seraphim, r.
112:3.7 the mansion worlds both r. in eternal manifestation.
reunited
67:4.5 (except Van) were returned to Jerusem and were r.
67:6.8 they were translated to Jerusem, where Van was r.
113:7.6 Man and angel may or may not be r in eternal service
118:10.3 all phases of universe activity are being partially r. by
150:6.1 before they all r. at Nazareth—he discussed “The
reuniting
47:3.3 And it is the r. of the morontia-soul trust of the
106:7.10 theoretical possibility of the r. of the seven phases of
reveal—see reveal—with cannot or never or not
0:12.11 all our efforts to r. truth and co-ordinate essential
0:12.12 to portray the truth as we are directed to r. it,
1:1.3 manner and method by which the divine Sons r. God
1:6.5 loving personality can hardly r. himself to a loveless
5:1.2 a never-ending effort to r. himself to the children of
7:6.2 Sons who go out from the eternal Isle to r. his divine
7:7.3 The Eternal Son and his Sons r. the avenue of
8:2.6 for, as the divine Sons r. the love of God, so the
12:2.2 your telescopes literally r. millions upon millions
12:2.3 In the not-distant future, new telescopes will r. to
17:0.11 r. themselves through the channel of the Reflective
18:1.4 I can r. very little about the work of these high
19:1.5 knowledge, but at best it can only r. man’s origin;
19:1.11 4. History alone fails adequately to r. future
19:1.11 Finite origins are helpful, but only divine causes r.
19:5.1 it is impossible for them fully to r. themselves
20:4.5 In view of this prospect, only time can r. the future
20:10.4 As the bestowal Sons of mercy, the Avonals r. the
21:3.21 5. On each creature level, experientially to r. one
22:7.14 we know much more than we are permitted to r..
23:2.24 regard the assignment to r. truth as the highest trust
36:2.10 And I am permitted to r. that the seven central
37:10.6 your advancing careers will increasingly r. these
55:1.4 special visualization ceremonies designed to r. the
55:6.6 the technique whereby the absonite personalities r.
57:7.3 The study of these radioactive elements will r. that
76:5.7 he selected this world as the arena wherein to r.
76:5.7 a more striking background against which to r. the
77:7.4 These disloyal midwayers were able to r. themselves
101:2.9 The contemplation of nature can only r. a God of
101:2.11 but it does not in any manner r. a personal God.
101:10.2 r. to the logician or to the reasoner the eternal truth
104:4.47 disclose new potentialities, r. new meanings;
107:1.6 In their relationship to fusion creatures Adjusters r. a
107:5.2 we can r. very little, for we do not know.
108:3.5 the records r. that, in addition to his admonitions
112:5.9 given full and ample opportunity to r. its true intent
114:7.13 I am forbidden to r. the real nature of the function of
116:3.5 while such bestowals unfailingly r. to the creatures
116:4.10 When bestowal Sons r. new ways for man to God,
117:1.8 men can aspire to r. this love to their brethren in the
117:6.18 We suspect that what the Adjusters will r. to
117:6.23 when creatures perfectly r. the love of the Supreme,
117:7.17 The curtain of cosmic destiny will draw back to r.
118:1.8 The time unit of maturity is proportioned so to r. the
118:2.2 the attainment of God in absolute would r. the
119:6.3 I regret that I am forbidden to r. the details of this
119:8.5 On none of Michael’s bestowals did he r. God the
120:2.8 do the will of your Paradise Father, thus to r. God,
122:4.1 to as many as shall receive him to them will he r.
125:5.10 labor to r. to his spiritually blinded countrymen
126:2.2 to r. the divine nature on earth and in the flesh, but
126:5.2 by Jesus’ subsequent teachings, which so repletely r.
129:3.1 The main events, as far as we have permission to r.
130:4.10 These two views, synchronized and harmonized, r.
131:4.2 Lord of creation, and ruler of the universe, r. to us,
131:7.2 Prince of Heaven seek to r. himself and to show
131:10.2 by living the will of the Father, we can r. him to
132:7.2 so to live as to permit the Father to r. himself in our
132:7.6 flash upon earth in the lives of the men who r. God
136:4.13 to r. the Father and show forth his divine character
136:6.8 Jesus came to r. his Father in heaven to his children
136:9.7 appear on earth as the Prince of Peace to r. a God
139:7.8 Levi would burn to r. to them his generosity, but
140:5.3 Jesus sought to r. this new concept of fatherly love
140:6.4 we would hear it. R. the new way to us.”
140:7.5 his mission on earth: 1. To r. the Father to man.
141:7.4 their only business was to r. God to the individual
142:2.2 And now have I come in the flesh to r. the Father
142:6.6 duty of those who know the realities of the spirit to r
143:1.4 to do the will of my Father and to r. his loving
144:2.1 “O Father, cleanse us from sin, r. your love, and
144:5.40 R. to us your holy character.
145:3.9 “I have come into the world to r. the Father and
146:3.1 Intellectual strivings may r. the facts of life, but the
149:6.2 but I have come to r. the Father’s love so that you
150:3.4 the internal organs of an animal recently killed can r.
152:5.4 does nothing to r. the Father or to advance his
153:2.4 I came into the world to r. my Father and to
155:6.10 Moses to the times of Amos and Hosea, did r.
156:4.2 the mission of the Son to r. the Father to all races
157:5.3 He now proposed boldly to r. to them what he is,
159:4.4 the loving God I have come to r. to all the worlds.
162:2.3 for I have come from the Father to declare and r.
162:7.3 you would know me and love the truth which I r..
162:7.3 will hardly walk in the light of the truth which I r..
165:3.8 I came into this world to r. the Father to you and
167:1.5 not to tempt you into the kingdom, but to r. himself
168:1.6 records of the universe r. that Jesus’ Personalized
169:4.2 knows the Father, and he to whom the Son will r.
169:4.2 sent him into the world to r. their combined
174:5.3 Said Jesus: “My Father sent me to this world to r.
174:5.7 that which the Father commanded I should r. to
175:1.11 presume to reject and destroy him who comes to r.
180:6.4 This spirit comes forth from me, and he will r. my
180:6.4 would take of that which is mine and r. it to you.
181:2.15 And all who thus live will r. the gospel even in the
181:2.24 the new teacher, when he has come, will r. to you
182:1.9 The Father in heaven had sought to r. himself to
185:1.6 fierce riots broke out when he failed to r. the hiding
186:2.9 to r. to all the universe the manner in which God can
186:2.11 In his matchless life he never failed to r. God to
189:1.10 and further r. the will of my Father in Paradise.”
191:5.3 As I have revealed the Father, so shall you r. the
191:5.3 Let faith r. your light to the world;
193:0.3 I taught you that my one purpose was to r. my
195:10.1 spirit-born mortals who effectively r. the Master to
196:0.9 and r. himself through him to the mortals of the
196:3.27 Morality without religion fails to r ultimate goodness
reveal—with cannot or never or not
12:9.4 Technical analysis does not r. what a person or thing
13:1.23 You do not r. it to us nor to any other order of
23:2.11 I am not permitted to r. much of the work of the
42:2.21 power directors do not r. the secret to the rest of us.
55:8.6 We are not permitted to r. the nature of the work of
101:2.11 but it does not in any manner r. a personal God.
101:10.2 r. to the logician or to the reasoner the eternal truth
114:7.13 I am forbidden to r. the real nature of the function of
119:6.3 I regret that I am forbidden to r. the details of this
119:8.5 On none of Michael’s bestowals did he r. God the
132:7.2 You cannot r. God to those who do not seek for
136:8.2 such performances would not r. God nor save men.
144:5.1 other inhabited planets, but this Jesus did not r. to
145:2.4 I have come, not to r. the Father to the children of
148:6.10 learned that the Father does not thus r. himself,
152:5.4 does nothing to r. the Father or to advance his
161:1.4 Greek rejected on the ground that God does not r.
176:4.2 still the Master did not r. himself in power and
177:1.5 John Mark never did r. anything that transpired on
185:1.6 fierce riots broke out when he failed to r. the hiding
185:3.1 And John never did r. this matter.
186:2.11 In his matchless life he never failed to r. God to
196:3.27 Morality without religion fails to r. ultimate
revealable
22:7.1 r. to, and understandable by, none save those who
22:10.2 As far as that particular concept is r. to the
revealed—verb; see revealed—with cannot or not or never;
see—revealed to you
1:3.8 these two attributes are most completely r. to the
1:4.3 then,it is r., the indwelling “Spirit shall return to God
1:5.9 As we see the Father r. throughout his universe;
2:1.10 as they are r. in relation to the outworking of the
2:6.4 Jesus r. God as the Father of each human being.
3:1.2 The Infinite can be finally r. only in infinity;
3:1.2 God is r. throughout the cosmos, but the cosmos can
3:6.7 understood by observing them as they were r. in
5:4.6 Jesus r. a God of love, and love is all-embracing of
7:0.3 Thus is the First Source forever r. in the beauty of
7:5.9 Whatever else this original Michael r., he made the
9:1.7 That the Infinite simultaneously r. his infinity in
9:1.8 and love which are so exquisitely r. in his spiritual
9:3.2 material gravity, inherent in the Third Source, is r. in
9:8.14 family of the Third Source and Center, as it is r. in
9:8.26 [R. on Urantia by a Divine Counselor of Uversa
10:1.5 except as it is universally r. in the Eternal Son and
10:7.6 the acts of the Trinity will be r. as meaningful and
11:5.1 we know only that which is r.; personalities do not
11:9.3 he r. the infinity potential of his nonpersonal self
13:1.6 if r., would merely confuse and handicap me in my
15:14.4 much you do not understand would have to be r.,
16:2.1 Just as the Eternal and Original Son is r. through the
16:2.1 so is the Infinite and Divine Spirit r. through the
16:4.7 little or nothing has been r. about Master Spirits.
16:9.6 Jesus not only r. God to man, but he also made a
19:4.5 immediately r. an unerring and divine totaling of all
20:1.12 so have the orders of Paradise Sons r. themselves
20:10.3 united with the ministry of the Infinite Spirit, is r. to
22:1.1 This corps, as r. and as organized for superuniverse
26:1.11 The seven orders of ministering spirits, as r., are
28:6.19 be it rendered by man or angel, is fully r. in the faces
28:6.20 but the quality of unselfishness r. in disinterested
30:1.14 nor have all categories been r. in these narratives;
30:1.112 appear in the Paradise classification as r. herein.
30:2.9 those orders of intelligent beings who have been r. in
31:9.13 of all other creatures or entities r. as functioning in
40:0.1 seven classes of Ascending Sons of God have been r.
40:10.2 unmistakably r. in those children of the Reflective
42:10.1 are concealed in space potency, r. in monota,
43:5.17 Melchizedek r. the relations of this Most High
52:3.11 Truth is r. up to the administration of the
54:2.3 the eternal purpose of God’s will as it is r. in the
56:3.1 to time-space he is r. in the dual phenomena of pure
56:3.2 this single spirit is r. in the dual phenomena of the
71:4.15 the status of God-consciousness, which becomes r.
92:0.5 much will be r. in the ages to come as religion
92:5.9 never entirely lost the Trinity concept r. by Adam.
92:7.2 they are either evolved, or else they are suddenly r..
100:5.6 In times past, divine beings have r. themselves to
101:1.5 they are r. in the growth of man’s spiritual insight,
101:3.4 spiritual faith (true moral consciousness) is r. in that
102:8.7 And that is religion, even the highest yet r. in the
104:0.3 or even any of their representatives, had been r. to
104:1.13 by a few individuals to whom it was especially r.)
104:3.13 The Father is energy r. in Paradise-Havona and at
105:2.3 monothetic prereality which, though infinite, is r. as
105:2.11 relationship is discernible as personality, it is r. to
105:2.11 absolute, it is r. in the primacy of the First Source;
106:0.4 creatures who have attained destiny—destiny as r.
106:2.8 the infinity of the triodities as such is r. on
106:9.11 the realities of the Father are r. within the qualities
107:1.6 ministry that has never been r. to Urantia mortals.
112:6.1 emerge on the mansion worlds, for the first time r.
113:3.4 herein is r. the reason why the seraphic guardian
115:6.5 this dual motion is r in the descending and ascending
116:3.3 is r. in the bestowal actions of the Eternal Son and
116:5.15 will be r in the full appearance of the almighty power
117:1.8 Michael, a creator, r. the divine love of the Creator
117:3.8 And the Father’s solitary function is probably best r.
117:5.4 even as the Father was so r. in the earth life of Jesus.
117:7.17 on those new and higher levels r. in the ultimate of
119:8.3 the Paradise Deities, whose synthetic unity, as r. by
119:8.4 on the Adamic bestowal he r. the will of the Father
123:0.3 One of Joseph’s relatives r. this to a few friends in
128:4.7 responsive to the spiritual realities r. in his teachings.
130:7.4 The motion of time is only r. in relation to
131:4.2 All the prophets have hailed him, and he has r.
136:1.6 It was r. only in Jesus; the world knew nothing of
136:6.11 Jesus thus r. to the creatures of his universe the new
140:5.23 And so it is r. that the beatitudes of the Sermon on
140:8.31 The Master r. a goodness equal to God.
142:4.2 when the Father is r. as the universal Spirit Ruler
142:4.3 the Father will have been r. in the life of the Son;
142:7.15 Jesus r. a God of perfection to man and presented in
143:2.2 I show to you the way of life as r. to me by my
144:1.6 and his experiences on Mount Hermon; Jesus also r.
144:8.8 the wise and haughty, while he has r. them to babes.
149:2.6 came to him, and he r. to them the light of life.
150:4.2 nothing covered up that is not going to be r.;
150:5.3 “Salvation is the gift of the Father and is r. by his
163:6.3 spirit has r. these spiritual glories to these children
163:6.3 really know you, and those to whom I have r. you.
165:3.2 for there is nothing now covered that shall not be r..
165:6.2 “In the time of testing, a man’s soul is r.; trial
166:3.4 when the glory of the better way becomes r. in the
166:3.4 humanity seek to find an entrance when it is r. in
169:4.10 the Father, who has been r. in personal portraiture
169:4.11 Although Jesus r. the true nature of the Father in his
169:4.13 God can be r to the finite sons of the material worlds
170:3.3 attainment of the righteousness of the kingdom is r..
174:5.3 And to whom has the Lord been r.?’
175:1.7 of God—God r. in man and man uplifted to God.
179:2.3 The Master knew he had r. the Father’s love on
179:3.2 Jesus’ attitude plainly r. that he was minded to wash
179:5.3 The word of the Father, as r. in the Son, is indeed
180:5.8 meaning of this rule of universal relationship is r.
180:6.4 he will declare to you that which the Father has r. to
182:1.4 The truth which you have given to me I have r. to
182:1.5 the truth I have taught them and the love I have r.
182:1.6 The glory which you gave me I have r. to these
182:1.9 so r. that the Master, who was the Father incarnate
182:2.1 John Mark took Jesus to one side and r. that they
183:3.4 The Master had boldly r. himself to his enemies,
187:2.4 The longings of a lifetime are openly r. in a crisis.
187:5.6 He r. his true nature to the murderous Sanhedrin
191:5.3 As I have r. the Father, so shall you reveal the
193:0.3 I have r. God as your Father in heaven; I have
193:0.3 I have r. you as the sons of God on earth.
194:3.1 The Creator Son, in the flesh, r. God to men;
194:3.13 Up to Pentecost, religion had r. only man seeking for
195:2.9 but Christianity r. to them an even better concept of
196:0.3 not that he r. so many new ideas about the Father
196:3.19 Jesus r. and exemplified a religion of love: security in
revealed—with cannot or not or never
1:1.1 The First Source has never r. himself by name,
13:1.7 supernal abode which have not been r. to mortals
13:1.11 whose identity has not been r. to Urantia mortals.
13:1.20 of types of spirit servers as yet not r. to mortals.
13:2.6 Never will those secrets be r. to the ascendant
14:6.5 serves many purposes which are not r. to me,
15:14.4 deal that is going on in Orvonton is not r. to you,
17:3.2 Spirits have names, but these designations are not r.
19:6.4 these transactions have never been r. to us, but we
19:7.1 and are not, therefore, fully r. to Urantia mortals.
27:2.3 and transient, who have not been r. on Urantia.
30:0.2 grand universe because all of the groups are not r..
31:9.2 origin, nature, and destiny may not be fully r..”
35:1.3 of inhabited planet not heretofore r. on Urantia.
37:10.6 —the eternal assignment on missions not yet r. to the
48:3.17 numerous other realms not at present r. on Urantia.
65:1.9 but it has never been r. to us by what technique we
70:12.20 such cannot be r. but must be slowly and laboriously
92:5.9 never entirely lost the Trinity concept r. by Adam.
107:5.4 Though many of these orders have not been r. on
108:2.11 Such transactions have never been r. to us.
115:3.11 In eternity all is—only has all not yet been r. in time
124:6.4 controversy as they had never r. this episode to her.
129:3.3 phase of his life which he never r. to any member
136:1.6 Creator in the form of the creature had not been r.
143:5.12 the Apostle John the next day, but he never r. it fully
147:1.4 healing to the centurion’s servant, was not r. to
148:3.4 It has not been r. for the purposes of this record,
148:3.4 always held the opinion that, in some way not r. to
149:1.3 It was never r to us just what occurred in these cases
150:4.2 nothing covered up that is not going to be r.;
165:3.2 there is nothing now covered that shall not be r..
190:2.7 But James never r. more of his visit with the risen
196:0.3 not that he r. so many new ideas about the Father
revealed to you
9:8.12 With few exceptions the orders r. to you possess
13:1.23 It is forbidden to me and eventually r. to you.
13:1.23 But even after it is r. to you, for some reason it
15:14.4 deal that is going on in Orvonton is not r. to you,
19:1.1 Of all the high orders of celestial personalities r. to
19:1.3 are the only group of the Sons of God r. to you
30:4.34 This narrative, together with what has been r. to you
42:10.7 it is nearer the absonite than any other concept r.
150:4.2 What I have r. to you in the inner chamber, that
157:3.6 Jesus said: “This has been r. to you by my Father.
157:6.11 the Son of Man is the Son of God, but it has been r.
158:6.2 your brethren heard on the mountain shall be r. to
178:3.2 truth concerning the kingdom and have r. to you
180:1.4 as I have lived among you and r. the Father to you.
180:6.8 loves you and desires to be more fully r. to you.
181:2.11 Continue to believe in me and that which I have r.
revealed—adjective; see religion(s)
0:1.7 4. Creative—self-distributive and divinely r. Deity.
4:1.9 These Absolutes must be the not-fully-r. presences
13:1.12 attaches only to those beings, r. and unrevealed,
19:5.3 a part of the manifest and definitely r. organization
22:0.1 its many types of personalities, r. and unrevealed.
22:8.1 But all these creature-trinitized beings, r. and
24:3.4 Of all the r. orders of spirit beings taking origin in
29:5.7 only other types of r. beings capable of functioning
30:0.2 grand universe because all of the groups are not r..
30:0.2 speculation which these partially r. concepts supply.
30:1.2 which refers to all groups of trinitized beings, r. and
39:1.1 These seraphim are the highest of the seven r. orders
40:5.18 too numerous to narrate even between the r. orders
52:3.11 Truth is r. up to the administration of the
92:5.7 the fulcrums on which the levers of r. truth depended
92:6.14 believed that their religions were inspired and r.,
92:6.19 minds suddenly to accept advanced r. truth.
93:1.1 R. truth was threatened with extinction during the
93:4.16 Melchizedek taught elementary r. truth at Salem
101:5.11 Personally r. religions are sponsored by the bestowal
104:0.3 triad has become mixed with that of a r. Trinity;
132:3.4 R. truth, personally discovered truth, is the
revealer
2:6.5 Truth exhibits God as a r., as a teacher.
9:0.2 expression and interpretation; he is the universal r.
11:8.9 The Unqualified Absolute is the r., regulator, and
56:1.1 their ultimate repository in space and their r. and
125:6.6 a r. of the loving character of his Father in heaven.
127:1.7 and as a r. of the heavenly Father to the world.
136:9.4 Jesus perceived what kind of a truth-r. he was to
revealers
0:0.1 in those papers which the Orvonton corps of truth r.
20:1.12 servers, bestowers, judges, teachers, and truth r..
21:3.24 Paradise Sons are the real r. of the Father’s loving
23:2.18 They are the faithful r. of the motives and intent of
28:6.19 the mind readers, heart searchers, and soul r. of the
revealing—see also God-revealing
8:4.5 gigantic task of r. the Father’s personality of love to
8:4.5 Spirit dedicated to the unending ministry of r. the
19:2.6 who may and do engage in the work of r. truth to
19:3.4 is known as a fact-finding or as a truth-r. tribunal,
21:3.24 demonstrating his own fitness to rule but is also r.
28:6.5 In r. the Father’s pre-existent mercy, the Sons of
102:3.14 Michael we behold the phenomenon of God’s r.
105:4.2 of the self-segmented phases of the self-r. I AM.
107:4.7 Always will the Adjuster be r. to the mortal
112:2.18 creative expansion of self-realization through r. the
117:6.18 a divine gift can achieve the impossible task of r.
119:0.1 assigned to Urantia by Gabriel on the mission of r.
119:8.7 In passing through the experience of r. the Seven
119:8.7 through the experience of r. the will of the Supreme.
127:0.1 the express purpose of r. his Father to the children
127:6.15 Jesus is becoming expert in the divine art of r. his
127:6.16 his supreme mission of r. God to men and leading
129:3.5 Jesus was dedicated to the work of r. the Father to
134:0.2 r. his divine identity among the Jews and gentiles
134:3.3 died without ever r. his personal religious beliefs.
139:9.10 the Master had talked about r. himself openly to the
140:3.1 which I exemplify in my earth life of r. the Father
140:8.19 will assist most in r. the Father’s divine character
152:3.2 Have I so failed in r. to you the Father of spirits
156:5.15 Are you more resourceful in r. goodness to humanity
166:1.5 —proclaiming the righteousness of God and r. the
176:2.3 achieved the experience of simultaneously r. God to
184:4.6 Having lived to the full a life of r. God to man,
184:4.6 Jesus is now r. to the worlds the final triumph over
reveals
1:4.6 the Father r. all of his gracious and divine self that
6:2.5 these qualities the Son r. in his personal management
7:7.3 it is a Paradise Son who r. the Father to men and
12:7.9 unmistakably r. the high value which the Father
15:11.3 on the superuniverse headquarters r. the wisdom,
19:1.5 knowledge r little or nothing about his divine destiny
44:4.3 We are taught that a chance meeting on Paradise r.
58:6.6 Study of the rock-embraced fossils of marine life r.
82:2.2 study of these peoples r. the simple mating customs
84:7.30 a true family—a good family—r. to the parental
94:10.2 Tibetan rituals r. an overgrown brotherhood of
100:4.4 the spiritual experience r. to the individual the true
101:2.10 Faith r. God in the soul.
101:3.4 Through religious faith the soul of man r. itself and
105:3.5 the Infinite Spirit r. the mercy of the Eternal Son
117:3.9 The presence of the Adjusters in mortal man r. the
117:6.10 Such a God-knowing son r. this love to his
118:7.5 Iniquity in the finite domains r. the transient reality
119:8.7 In this universe age Michael r. the Supreme and
121:5.12 The popularity of the mysteries r. man’s quest for
131:2.3 God r. the deep and secret things because the light
133:5.8 it even r. a spiritual goal of progressive personality
140:4.7 Religion is valid only when it r. the fatherhood of
144:8.8 the Father r. himself to the universe by the methods
180:1.3 I will ever speak to you of that which the Father r.
182:1.26 As divine love r. the nature of God, eternal truth
194:3.1 the Spirit of Truth, in the heart, r. the Creator Son
196:3.26 the Adjuster, r. to the evolving human mind the
revel
69:5.13 Even modern peoples r. in the lavish distribution of
revelation—see Revelation, Book of; see self-revelation
0:2.16 the first creature level of unifying Deity r. in time
0:11.2 progressive r.-realization as the enrichment of all
0:11.7 Neither fact nor truth, experience nor r., are able to
0:12.11 We may resort to pure r. only when the concept of
1:5.3 through the r. and ministration of his Sons and
1:5.10 God which has come to mankind chiefly through r..
1:5.11 R. affirms the validity of the personality concept of
1:5.13 Personality, in the supreme sense, is the r. of God to
1:6.3 the enhanced r. of both human and divine personality
1:6.8 Father’s will becomes man’s most real and ideal r.
1:6.8 such a realization and r. of the personality of God
1:7.9 to supervise those portions of this forthcoming r.
2:0.1 The nature of God can best be understood by the r.
2:0.2 The nature of God can be studied in a r. of ideas,
2:0.2 life of Michael is taken as the background of the r.
2:5.10 but your greatest r. of the Father’s love is seen in
2:6.1 is a part of the personality of God, and its full r.
3:0.2 The Creator Sons are a r. of an otherwise invisible
3:6.9 assigned to the presentation of the r. of the Father, I
4:2.7 human vision unaided by morontia mota or by r.,
4:4.7 But it requires r. to show that the First Cause of
4:5.7 The r. of the truth about God is appearing, and the
5:4.1 The religions of r. allure men to seek for a God of
6:0.3 And thereby does the Son constitute the divine r. of
6:1.2 “God is spirit,” and the Son is a personal r. of that
6:3.1 the Son is the r. of divine love to the universes.
6:3.4 The ministry of the Eternal Son is devoted to the r.
6:3.4 a direct r. of the Father’s heart of universal love
6:8.2 you should study the r. of the divine character of
7:4.5 The next universal plan is the great Father-r.
7:4.7 in the work of creation, control, evolution, r., and
7:7.0 7. THE SUPREME R. OF THE FATHER
7:7.1 The Son is a complete, exclusive, and final r. of the
7:7.2 nonpersonal and nonspiritual, for r. to creature
7:7.3 his Sons are engaged in making a universal r. of
7:7.3 we study the r. of his character and personality in
7:7.6 meditate on the r. of these divine attributes which
8:2.4 The Infinite Spirit, as a universe r. of divinity, is
8:3.6 The Infinite Spirit is a complete, and universal r. of
9:0.4 The Conjoint Actor is the r. of the unity of God,
9:5.5 Universe intelligence is no more a true r. of God
9:5.5 than is physical nature a true r. of the beauty of
10:0.2 Trinity provides for the full expression and perfect r.
10:0.2 of the Trinity likewise afford a full and perfect r. of
10:2.4 stands as the perfect r. of the personal nature of God
10:5.2 values, powers, and capacities for universal r.,
10:6.1 The r. of law, the promulgation and interpretation of
11:5.6 master universe, but no evidence or r. confirms this
12:0.3 the experiential r. of the eternal purpose is still in
14:6.9 with perfect pleasure because it is a worthy r. of
14:6.23 This perfect creation is a r. of the perfect spirit
16:9.6 Jesus also made a new r. of man to himself and to
19:5.12 You will long use faith and be dependent on r. if you
20:10.4 these orders of sonship collaborate to effect the r.
20:10.4 Daynals are contributing to the actualization and r.
21:3.22 consecration to the r. of the nature and will of Deity.
21:4.2 the r. of the seven primary expressions of the will of
22:4.7 and sometime be assigned to enlarge the r. of truth
23:2.24 are sent to enlarge the r. of truth to the worlds and
30:0.2 numerous additional papers to cover the further r.
32:4.7 himself, but such further r. is not divinely possible.
35:7.3 We are not forbidden to undertake the r. of these
37:3.3 And then ensues the r. of Michael’s bestowal on
37:10.6 provide for the further r. of these orders of creation.
48:6.32 rectification by r. would be fatal to those slowly
52:2.3 religion progresses by graduated r. as well as by
52:2.3 spiritual advancement and the extent of religious r.
52:4.4 Magisterial Sons extend the r. of truth to portray the
52:6.2 Religious r. is essential to the realization of
52:7.3 The r. of truth is now extended to the central
54:4.8 may record that, during the time of effecting this r.,
55:3.12 In the initial age of light the r. of truth was enlarged
56:7.1 a new and enlarged r. of experiential Deity to the
56:7.2 expanding r. and realization of God the Supreme
56:7.5 by simultaneous expansions of Deity functional-r.
56:8.2 destined to the service and the r. of this Supreme
56:8.4 you mortals may begin the r. of the Supreme to your
56:8.4 increasingly may you augment this r. as you ascend
56:9.7 the r. of God must always be partial, relative, and
56:10.9 these quality values embrace the r. of Deity to the
56:10.9 Divine goodness represents the r. of infinite values
56:10.20 truth, beauty, and goodness embrace the full r. of
66:5.14 None of the Prince’s staff would present r. to
66:5.14 presented r. only as the climax of their exhaustion
66:6.6 progression by evolution and not revolution by r..
68:3.3 be supplanted by the awe for Deity inspired by r..
84:5.8 evolution succeeded in doing what even r. failed to
85:6.3 In the course of r. the Gods formulate religion.
86:0.1 and primitive worship urge is not dependent on r..
86:5.2 man is dependent on r. and personal religious
86:6.3 This was man’s only religion up to the times of r.,
86:6.6 and all of this long before the times of any r. on earth
87:7.6 every new r. of truth has given rise to a new cult,
89:9.3 Paul’s theologic compromises indicate that even r.
90:2.1 race very early sought for superhuman help, for r.;
90:3.10 co-ordinate action of r., this technique of evolution
91:2.8 religions of ethical excellence, the religions of r..
91:7.3 every intense emotional experience as a divine r.
91:8.11 man’s prayer by giving him an increased r. of truth,
92:1.2 real religion, even a beginning of the r. of truth itself.
92:1.5 Jesus, the r. of the highest type of religious living,
92:2.1 by experiential reason and illuminated by divine r..
92:3.2 inspiration, r., propitiation, repentance, atonement,
92:3.5 mores and the periodic illumination of epochal r..
92:4.0 4. THE GIFT OF REVELATION
92:4.1 R. is evolutionary but always progressive.
92:4.1 It is the mission of r. to sort and censor successive
92:4.1 But if r. is to exalt and upstep the religions of
92:4.1 Thus must and does r. always keep in touch with
92:4.1 Always must the religion of r. be limited by man’s
92:4.2 religions of r. are always characterized by a belief in
92:4.4 There have been many events of religious r. but only
92:4.5 This expanding r. of Deity went on for more than
92:4.5 the influence of the Dalamatian r. was almost lost
92:4.6 of the first Eden halted the course of the Adamic r.
92:4.6 mankind had largely lost sight of the r. sponsored in
92:4.7 This emergency Son inaugurated the third r. of truth
92:4.9 But no r. short of the attainment of the Father can
92:5.1 beliefs compounded from the teachings of r. and
92:6.1 evolutionary development, even the first stage of r.
92:6.17 the religions of evolution and the religions of r..
92:6.17 evolutionary gods straight through to the God of r.
92:6.18 naturally look upon Christianity as a strange r. of a
93:2.3 Melchizedek began his mission of the r. of the truth
93:7.4 A new r. is always contaminated by the older beliefs.
95:3.2 Moral evolution is not wholly dependent on r..
95:4.4 to conserve the ethics of evolution and morals of r.
95:5.5 religion and the r. of truth in the Occidental world.
97:4.4 insured the further evolution of the Melchizedek r..
97:7.8 Listen again to the gospel of this new r. of the God
101:1.7 obligations consequent upon the illumination of r.
101:2.1 The proof that r. is r. is this same fact of human
101:2.1 the fact that r. does synthesize the divergent sciences
101:2.2 R. compensates for the absence of the morontia
101:2.2 And true r. never renders science unnatural, religion
101:2.3 and r. is required for the validation of such a faith,
101:2.6 The r. of truth, whether by direct personal ministry
101:2.7 what even philosophy fails partially in doing, r. does;
101:2.8 but r. is validated only by human experience.
101:2.8 r. confirms the experiential harmony of this triune
101:2.10 R., the substitute for morontia insight, enables man
101:2.10 Thus does r. successfully bridge the gulf between
101:2.12 R. as an epochal phenomenon is periodic; as a
101:2.12 as a personal experience it is continuous.
101:2.17 theology,the province of faith and the technique of r.
101:3.17 faith; second, by r.—personal and racial; and third,
101:4.0 4. THE LIMITATIONS OF REVELATION
101:4.1 laws of r. hamper us greatly by their proscription
101:4.1 future students of such a r. are tempted to discard
101:4.2 we who participate in the r. of truth are rigorously
101:4.2 instructions which form a part of the r. mandate.
101:4.3 Truth is always a r.: autorevelation when it emerges
101:4.3 epochal r. when it is presented by the function of
101:4.5 even though r. is invariably a spiritual phenomenon.
101:4.10 spiritual teachings contained in the accompanying r..
101:5.0 5. RELIGION EXPANDED BY REVELATION
101:5.1 R. is a technique whereby ages upon ages of time
101:5.4 is destined to receive the spiritual expansion of r..
101:5.12 R. has the additional assurance of its expanded
101:5.12 union of the faith of evolution and the truth of r..
101:5.13 the truth of a living experience in the realities of r..
101:6.7 R. teaches mortal man that, to start such a
101:6.11 and the ministry-r. of the goodness of spirit values.
101:9.1 No professed r. of religion could be regarded as
101:9.1 if it failed to recognize the duty demands of ethical
101:9.1 R. unfailingly enlarges the ethical horizon of evolved
102:1.1 and more certain faith in the eternal realities of r..
102:1.3 Owing to the isolation of rebellion, the r. of truth
102:3.5 r. (the substitute for morontia mota) leads to the
102:3.6 R. liberates men and starts them out on the eternal
102:3.7 but r. glorifies man and discloses his capacity for
102:3.8 r. portrays the eternal brotherhood, the Corps of the
102:3.9 r. is the assurance of personality survival.
102:3.10 philosophy fails in this attempt, r. succeeds,
102:3.11 R. affirms the unity of the fact of Deity, the idea of
102:3.12 love for God is religion; the hunger for truth is a r..
102:3.13 religious insight, and r.—the will that believes.
102:3.14 r. exhibits the phenomenon of God’s evolving man
102:3.14 Evolution tends to make God manlike; r. tends to
102:3.15 R. affirms that these three are one, and that all are
102:4.6 R. unifies history, co-ordinates geology, astronomy,
102:7.2 of God, his relation to the universe, is a relative r.
103:6.5 human philosophy and the illumination of divine r..
103:6.8 R. is the only technique which can compensate for
103:6.8 R. authoritatively clarifies the muddle of reason-
103:6.9 Philosophy, clarified by r., functions acceptably in
103:6.12 and r. is the only technique for atoning for this
103:6.13 R. is evolutionary man’s only hope of bridging the
103:6.15 faith of religion, and the truth insight afforded by r..
103:7.1 religious insight, can be surely instructed only by r.,
103:7.6 the mediation of a philosophy strengthened by r.,
103:7.8 the Spirit of Truth and can best be criticized by r..
103:7.8 But r. originates neither a science nor a religion; its
103:7.8 its function is to co-ordinate science and religion
103:7.8 Always, in the absence of r. or in the failure to
103:7.8 being the only human substitute for the r. of truth
103:7.9 r. affords a common meeting ground for the
103:8.6 R. is a compensation for the frailties of evolving
103:9.1 metaphysics (r.) with the philosophic aspects.
103:9.10 wisdom, with philosophy and r.; faith, with living
104:1.1 The first Urantian r. leading to the comprehension of
104:5.12 the Supreme Being is a r. of the unity of the I AM.
105:1.7 this creation can be no more than a partial r. of the
105:2.5 consummates its spiritual r. in the personality of the
105:3.3 basis for the realization-r. of “I AM personality.”
105:3.4 the basis for the realization-r. of “I AM force” and
105:7.17 personality and divinity r. of the Father to creatures
106:6.1 deem it impossible to achieve the full r. of absolute
107:4.7 and never can this supernal r. come to an end, for
107:6.3 and the Adjuster nature will faithfully unfold the r.
110:4.5 this spiritual r. often so blinds the creature as to
113:0.1 In many a r. “the word was spoken by angels”;
115:3.7 and the Paradise Isle constitutes the actual r. of the
115:3.8 existential potentiality constitutes the potential r. of
115:3.14 perfect, and the superuniverses are a perfecting, r..
115:7.8 And this unity must be a r of the undetected working
116:1.3 association with the r. and attainment of God the
116:2.12 The Supreme Being is the maximum r. of Deity to
117:6.18 And this r. will be to a finite creature what the r. of
119:8.3 Michael achieved the r. of the variously diversified
119:8.5 total of all seven bestowals is a new Nebadon r. of
120:0.7 but he had embarked upon a program of the r. of the
120:1.4 will behold a new and more understandable r. of
120:1.5 but a single thought—the enhanced r. of our Father
120:1.7 I commission you to undertake this ministry of r.
120:2.2 Apart from your earth mission and your universe r.
120:2.8 Equally with this ministry of new r. and augmented
120:2.8 so function as to make a new r. of man to God.
120:4.4 the Michael bestowal was to enhance the r. of God.
122:2.4 did not speak of the r. to anyone save her husband
124:2.1 spoke to his parents concerning this increasing r.
124:5.3 for the enlightenment of man and the r. of God.
125:5.8 proclaim everlasting truth and thus effect a fuller r.
128:0.4 2. The r. of the Father to the mortal dwellers on the
128:1.8 the human standpoint, a natural evolutionary r..
128:1.8 This r. and self-realization of divinity began in
128:7.6 Jesus made the supreme r. of the Father to Urantia
129:4.6 the fullness of the r. of the eternal God to mortal
130:4.14 incompleteness of the r. of God as a time-space-
132:3.9 spirit in the mind of man constitutes the r. promise
132:7.9 the r. of God to man through, and in, Jesus.
133:3.4 status of woman in the Jewish home; it was a r. to
134:3.8 of including these teachings in the Urantia R..
136:7.2 sign-seeking Jews, would be, not a r. of his Father,
136:9.6 Jesus had only one objective, the further r. of God
137:3.5 the miraculous r. of her son as the supernatural king
137:3.7 present to see the r. of the might and power of
137:6.5 slow to recognize in the r. of my Father’s love
137:8.7 the Prince of Peace, the r. of the everlasting Father
138:5.2 they did not perceive that he was a new r. of the
138:6.3 Proclaim the gospel and portray my r. of the Father
138:6.4 that was a better and truer r. of his Paradise Father;
139:2.13 the Son of Man as the r. of God, the loving Father of
139:4.14 contains the surviving fragments of a great r.,
142:3.8 the r. of the nature and ministry of these Paradise
142:3.10 Egypt in the days before the enlarged r. of Yahweh,
142:4.3 this new r. of God will make it forever unnecessary
143:1.4 Truth is a liberating r., but love is the supreme
144:7.1 Always does the socialized religion of a new r. pay
145:2.4 bring the r. of his love and mercy to the individual
145:5.6 that my mission on earth is the r. of the Father,
146:3.1 Religion is a r. to man’s soul dealing with spiritual
148:2.4 or the r. of the unknown causes of disease, Jesus
148:6.10 longed for some soul-satisfying r. of the personal
150:5.5 When men believe this gospel, which is a r. of the
153:2.12 Son one with the Father—that is my life-giving r. to
155:5.5 3. True religion—the religion of r..
155:5.5 The r. of supernatural values, a partial insight into
155:6.4 the religion of the spirit consists in progressive r.
155:6.6 they are discomfited by every new r. of truth.
155:6.10 And so was the way prepared for the still greater r.
156:5.3 we know from your r. of the Father that he never
157:4.5 This is a r. of the spirit of my Father to your
157:6.2 his one ideal of living was the r. of the Father,
158:0.2 It was to fit them for this r. of himself that he
158:6.2 to pray with us for a fuller r. of the Father’s will,
159:4.3 As a r. of truth, the last are more dependable than
159:4.6 the Father does not limit the r. of truth to any one
160:5.13 all of this must be made personal to us by the r. of
161:1.11 to accept Jesus as the personal r. of the Father and
162:6.3 But now has come to this generation the r. of the
163:6.3 And when I have finished this r. to my brethren in
163:6.3 I will continue the r. to your creatures on high.”
166:1.4 spurn the visitation of God and reject the r. of his
166:1.4 Woe upon all who despise the r. of the Father
166:4.2 save for the r. of the Father and sometime healing of
169:4.4 Jesus was a r. of God.
169:4.9 He never declared that he was a r. of Elohim (God)
169:4.9 But he did proclaim himself as the r. of the Father in
169:4.10 Jesus chose to limit his life r. to the portrayal of his
169:4.10 of his Father’s character in so far as such a r. might
169:4.12 to see Jesus is an experience which in itself is a r. of
170:2.8 7. The new gospel affirmed that salvation is the r. of
170:4.15 Jesus promised a new r. of the kingdom on earth
175:1.5 the gift of God to all men and for all ages—the r. of
175:1.6 when you do once reject this r. of God to man,
175:1.7 have refused to believe the r. of the truth of God—
176:2.3 will not fail to visit you with an enlarged r. of truth
176:2.7 the conditions and demands inherent in the next r.
176:3.7 Your r. of truth must be so enhanced by passing
178:1.15 The r. I have made to you is a living r., and I desire
178:3.4 there awaits the children of light the r. of cities
180:6.7 there shall come to you a new r. of the salvation of
180:6.7 And all the worlds will be blessed in this same r.
182:1.6 be willing to receive the r. of truth and glory which
182:1.9 And that is truly what he did by the r. of God
182:1.9 And when pressed for further r. of himself, it was
182:1.26 Thus did Jesus enlarge the living r. of the name of
184:4.6 making a new and unprecedented r. of man to God
186:2.11 he made a new and touching r. of man to God.
186:5.6 Jesus not only made a r. of God to man, but he
186:5.6 he also likewise made a new r. of man to the Gods
188:5.4 expression of love, the completed r. of Jesus’ mercy.
188:5.11 Make sure that when you view the cross as a r. of
191:5.3 let the r. of truth open the eyes blinded by tradition
194:2.8 Jesus lived a life which is a r. of man submitted to
194:3.1 Spirit of Truth is concerned primarily with the r. of
195:5.3 Religion is the r. to man of his divine and eternal
195:8.3 At the time of this r., the prevailing intellectual and
195:9.2 A new and fuller r of the religion of Jesus is destined
195:9.3 and threatened defeat are always times of great r..
195:10.1 spiritually baptized with a new r. of Jesus’ life
195:10.16 hope of Urantia lies in the possibility of a new r. of
195:10.18 High-gear spiritual performances await the new r.
196:0.2 by achieving a new r. of God and by proclaiming that
196:0.10 a r. of courage, the proclamation of discovery,
196:1.2 What a transcendent service if, through this r.,
196:3.17 in two phases: discovery in the human mind and r.
196:3.17 they may fail to progress in and attain the divine r.
196:3.33 the r. of God to the world, in and through Jesus,
Revelation, Book of
139:4.14 in temporary exile on Patmos, John wrote the B.,
139:4.14 This B. contains the surviving fragments of a great
139:4.14 It is preserved in only fragmentary and adulterated
revelation-realization
0:11.2 spirit force are in process of progressive r. as the
revelational
5:5.5 one evolutional and biological, the other r. and
103:9.4 not invalidate the reality and truth of the later r.
196:3.15 is effected by a technique of conjoint r. evolution.
revelations
0:12.12 Successive planetary r. of divine truth invariably
1:1.5 who know God through the r. of the bestowals of
2:0.2 most enlightening and spiritually edifying of all r.
10:1.4 we will always be dependent on the r. of the Son,
10:4.7 astonishment at successive r. and unexpected
19:1.5 approach the cosmic philosophy portrayed in these r.
52:2.3 The prince and his staff make the first r. of higher
52:2.4 the early fears of primitive men and the later r. of the
52:3.11 New r. of truth characterize these ages, the Most
52:5.3 The r. of truth are extended to include the
53:9.4 right up to the time of the presentation of these r.,
55:0.1 Trinity Teacher Sons with their ever-advancing r.
55:6.4 to comprehend the new r. of God the Supreme.
56:7.1 accompanied by ever-enlarging r. of Deity to all
56:8.4 you may be permitted to make increasing r. of this
63:7.3 greetings to Urantia in connection with these r.,
68:2.11 but at the time of these r. the devious strivings of a
68:3.4 alone, without the influence of peace-promoting r.,
74:8.11 did not consider these writings to be divine r.;
77:8.13 the series of r. of which this presentation is a part.
88:1.6 lucky numbers three and seven came from later r.;
90:2.1 believed that the shaman actually received such r..
92:0.1 long before any systematic r. were made on Urantia.
92:2.5 Christianity, professed to have received direct r.
92:4.1 Down through the ages of a world’s history, the r. of
92:4.9 These papers differ from all previous r.,
92:4.9 may detract from the force and authority of all r.,
92:4.9 this, the most recent of the r. of truth to the mortal
100:5.7 has been mistaken for divine r. and spirit leadings.
101:2.6 divine Sons, or through the r. of the written word.
101:4.2 be made clear that r. are not necessarily inspired.
101:4.2 The cosmology of these r. is not inspired.
101:4.5 such r. are of immense value in that they clarify
101:9.1 while it expands the moral obligations of all prior r..
103:0.2 periodic r. of truth punctuate the otherwise slow-
104:4.15 co-ordinate but antipodal r. of the unfathomable
110:4.3 the r. of the Adjuster appear through the realms of
114:7.9 these r. were materialized in the English language
116:3.3 2. The personality r. of the Second Source and
118:2.5 by similar and enhanced r. of God the Absolute?
121:8.13 Jesus down to the time of the inditing of these r.,
130:3.4 “But Yahweh is the God developed from the r. of
132:7.6 while the r. of God flash upon earth in the lives of
141:7.4 Both of these essential r. are accomplished in Jesus
144:5.18 apostles profited much from all of these r. in their
154:4.6 men, even in the more enlightened age of these r.,
157:6.3 second stage ended with the experiences and r.
159:4.9 The r. of divine truth are not sealed except by human
167:5.6 earth mission was exclusively concerned with r. of
182:3.5 Just before the greatest of all the r. of his divinity,
revelator
45:4.1 John the R. called them the four and twenty
47:10.2 John the R. saw a vision of the arrival of a class of
112:5.11 placed upon my commission as a r. of truth by the
119:8.7 In functioning as a r. of the will of Supremacy,
revelators
101:4.2 R. must act in accordance with the instructions
Revelators of Truth
23:2.9 7. R..
23:2.24 7. R..The Solitary Messengers regard the assignment
23:2.24 And they function ever and anon in this capacity,
23:2.24 They are frequently attached to commissions which
revelatory—see revelatory religion
7:0.5 nature on Urantia is not truly r. of the perfection
16:3.19 whose triune nature in such a peculiar manner is r.
22:10.10 [Narrated by a Mighty Messenger of the r. corps of
36:6.8 the Melchizedek Chief of the Supervising R. Corps.]
56:10.22 on Urantia, by request of the Nebadon R. Corps
90:2.4 the mission of chance as r. of the will of the spirits;
99:4.13 of the cosmos must become harmonized by the r.
101:4.2 religious truths of this series of r. presentations
101:4.2 such humanly undiscovered facts in the r. records.
101:6.16 the faith of Jesus was nourished by, and was r. of,
104:1.13 until its presentation in these r. disclosures.
104:4.8 self-r. to the creatures of the evolving cosmos.
117:1.2 creatures is r. of the Deity evolution of the Supreme,
119:8.3 Creators, is r. of the will of the Supreme Being.
119:8.4 each of Michael’s bestowals was peculiarly r. of
PART IV under the supervision of a Melchizedek r. director.
120:0.1 I, the Melchizedek director of the r. commission
121:8.13 The r. permission has been utilized only when the
121:8.13 My r. commission forbade me to resort to
134:3.8 the Melchizedek chairman of the r. commission
134:3.8 edited by the Melchizedek chairman of the r.
revelatory religion(s)
85:6.3 r. seeks to evolve and transform mortal man into the
92:4.3 R. is propounded by the real spiritual world;
92:4.3 of humanity in quest of truth; r. is that very truth.
92:5.1 in r., men are taught that they are God’s sons—
92:6.2 On Urantia, evolutionary and r. are progressing side
92:7.1 religion will ever remain either evolutionary or r.,
95:5.14 combined evolutionary culture of the Nile and r. of
99:4.8 religions of fear without grasping the r. of love.
100:6.1 Evolutionary religions and r. may differ markedly
100:6.8 But r. religion is excellent as well as genuine.
101:5.13 r. provides the assurance of faith plus the truth of a
103:0.5 2. Supernatural or r. religion.
155:5.2 religions have a double origin—natural and r.—
reveler
69:2.5 Jupiter was a r., and Buddha became a reflective
revenge
62:5.5 twins were acutely conscious of love, hate, and r.,
70:1.12 R. was the motive for war when one tribe believed
70:10.13 true justice dates from the taking of r. from private
89:5.4 Having been started through hunger, friendship, r.,
89:5.5 Eating flesh became part of a solemn ceremony of r.;
89:5.6 But they also ate enemies for r. with the idea of
111:4.9 is preoccupied by hate, fears, resentments, and r.?
139:12.10 and r. of a lifetime, and Judas made up his mind to
139:12.13 to satisfy his long-nursed craving for r., rushed out
140:5.12 quality, except that it does lack suspicion and r..
140:8.5 made no allowance for r., the idea of getting even.
140:8.5 the whole concept of private and personal r.,
141:3.8 grudges, anger, and the lust for selfish power and r..
145:3.4 Hate is the shadow of fear; r. the mask of cowardice
153:3.5 adulteries, together with jealousy, pride, anger, r.,
157:7.4 to his unfortunate tendency to harbor feelings of r.
160:3.5 lower levels of thinking—worry, jealousy, envy, r.,
162:7.3 sealed by prejudice and blinded by the pride of r..
172:1.7 Judas Iscariot finally made up his mind to seek r.
172:5.13 With the long-nourished emotion of r. there was
177:4.10 these hateful and evil desires of r. and disloyalty.
182:1.5 and I have kept them all save one, the son of r.,
187:2.5 and he took this method of obtaining petty r..
193:4.2 and fostered such psychologic enemies as r. and
193:4.8 grudges; he was always entertaining the idea of r..
revenue
70:10.12 These fines constituted the first public r..
72:7.3 the state treasury and must supplement such r. from
126:5.5 tax collector tried to squeeze extra r. out of Jesus,
139:7.3 for gratitude on the part of the former r. collector.
157:6.1 the masses there occurred a great falling off in r..
157:6.1 David had foreseen this probable diminution of r.
revenues
149:5.2 Better is a little with righteousness than great r.
175:4.6 His zeal for temple reform struck directly at their r.;
184:1.1 Annas, enriched by the temple r., his son-in-law
184:1.3 now Annas’s r. were threatened by what Jesus had
reverberate
152:3.2 shout of the multitude had hardly ceased to r.
reverberating
25:1.6 verdict r. through the courts declares: “Well done,
revere
91:5.7 find it difficult to worship Deity and to r. truth,
92:5.5 to r. his personality, even though losing sight of
132:4.6 R. goodness and exalt truth.
139:8.7 a lover of nature but so free from all tendency to r.
revered—verb
80:5.4 and later on was r. as a god by some of them.
85:3.2 Early men r. the animals for their power and their
85:4.4 others r. it as the flaming symbol of the purifying
86:5.14 The shadow came to be feared and r. equally with
88:1.5 The serpent was r. in Palestine, especially by the
88:1.5 the Moqui tribe of red men the serpent has been r..
88:1.9 idiots were either beaten to death or r. as fetish
88:2.1 The ancients always r. the bones of their leaders,
92:5.12 widespread in Asia, and he is r. as the Buddha by
92:6.15 and the Confucian teachings; Shinto is r. in Japan.
93:5.8 But Melchizedek was r. even in Egypt, and when
93:5.12 kings all r. Melchizedek and unduly feared Abraham.
96:0.2 The Salem religion was r. as a tradition by Kenites
96:1.12 The Canaanites had long r. Yahweh, and although
139:6.8 Nathaniel most r. Jesus for his tolerance.
139:8.7 but Thomas r. his Master because of his superbly
179:3.2 Since Peter so r. and honored Jesus in his heart, it
195:1.6 The Greek r. beauty, the Jew holiness, but both
195:2.6 The Roman was by nature and training a lawyer; he r
revered—adjective
121:6.3 theology with their r. Aristotelian philosophy.
138:9.1 Real men simply could not actually desert a r.
195:0.2 the beneficiaries of Greek culture, had a r. tradition
reverence—noun
5:5.4 neither is exaltation of nature nor the r. of unity
52:1.8 in fact, they often look upon them with awe and r.,
53:3.2 Lucifer traded on r. as ignorance.
62:5.4 feelings, the worshipful group, embracing awe, r.,
63:6.4 they evolved a ceremony of r. which was carried
68:4.3 illustrated by the present r. of the yellow race for
85:1.2 And this led to greater r. for all other stones.
85:4.4 Fire r. reached its height in Persia, where it long
87:0.1 recognition of Deity or with r. for the superhuman;
87:2.1 human worship were phenomena of defense, not r..
92:1.4 fear becomes modified by r., admiration, respect,
93:9.4 Machiventa was held in r. by all groups and all
95:7.5 This point of common contact and r. led to the
98:3.1 family gods into the tribal r. for Mars,the god of war
100:7.16 The Master was a pattern of r..
102:5.2 fear is transmuted into the deepening r. for God
139:8.7 apostles held Jesus in r. because of some special
149:4.4 Jesus taught r. free from fear and superstition.
149:5.2 Better is a little with the r. of the Lord than great
149:6.2 it was only through fear that man could learn r.,
149:6.3 fear, through anguish and dread, to awe and r..
149:6.3 And now from r. I would lead you up, through
149:6.5 and righteousness of his personality beget r., love,
149:6.6 through awe, dread, dependence, and r.,
153:2.4 no hostile attack upon that which you hold in r.
157:2.2 Neither permit r. for the traditions so to pervert
160:5.2 our religious loyalty as being worthy of the r. of all
179:5.2 as they drank of this cup of blessing in profound r.
191:5.3 far-away ascetics teach r.; the Romans demand
196:0.5 This faith was not r. for tradition nor a mere belief
196:0.11 a direct and personal movement from spiritual r.
196:2.2 from the early ideas of primitive awe and human r.
reverence—verb
93:8.1 but they were beginning to r. him unduly and with
95:6.4 (All too true, Zoroaster’s later followers did r. and
149:6.8 learn to r. him as the Creator; honor him as the
175:1.10 “While you should honor your rulers and r. your
182:1.5 proved them; they love me, even as they r. you.
reverenced
85:1.3 A group of five stones was r. in India; in Greece it
98:1.4 half men and half gods, but hardly r. or worshiped
144:5.89 Honored be your name, r. your mercy, and
reverences
3:6.4 in the elaboration of universe laws he so deeply r..
88:0.1 he very logically worships and r. the spirit resident
101:8.1 believes truth, admires beauty, and r. goodness,
reverent
74:4.1 near such an estate as to be worthy of r. worship.
76:6.2 Adam’s death, the second following his r. burial,
85:1.3 identify Deity with an object of r. ceremony.
123:3.6 departure from the more solemn and r. modes of
123:5.14 to do with a r. and sympathetic contact with nature.
143:1.4 The ultimate goal of human progress is the r.
144:5.75 R. and holy be the name of your all-gracious Son.
189:2.4 and r. disposal of near-instantaneous dissolution,
reverential
16:6.8 the highest insight of the cosmic mind, the r. and
85:6.2 he so feared such beings as to hold them in r. awe;
100:7.16 Jesus was r. of true holiness, and yet he could justly
108:1.5 The prospects of r. development, the birth and
reverently
98:4.6 who r. celebrated the anniversary of the god’s death
125:0.3 All through a joyful childhood he had r. heard of
139:9.6 the twins might even r. be called stupid, but they had
160:5.2 Religion embraces thinking, feeling, and acting r.
188:1.4 wrapped the body in a linen sheet, and r. placed it on
reversal
12:7.3 expression of a higher law, not the r. of a lower law.
reverse
27:0.11 these angels in the r. order of their naming.
29:4.35 beings of antigravity endowment are the r. workers.
52:2.7 male may rule the female; on others the r. prevails.
57:6.3 tidal frictions will go into r. action, no longer driving
69:8.12 Modern society is in r..
139:6.3 Nathaniel was quick to r. himself when he once
reversed
19:3.4 a verdict has never been r. by the Ancients of Days.
35:5.4 their decisions have sometimes been r. on appeal to
134:5.9 an unfortunate retrograde movement temporarily r.
139:2.7 later on at Antioch Peter r. himself when confronted
159:5.17 For purposes of illustration Jesus r. the current
reverses
78:8.10 the Sumerians suffered severe r. at the hands of the
reversion—see reversion directors;
see Reversion Supervisors
25:7.2 will be provided with regular seasons of rest and r..
30:3.7 the promoters of relaxation and humor—r. to past
48:4.11 All beings enjoy this sort of r. except those who
48:4.11 can be no such r. to evolutionary experiences.
48:4.16 the quality of worship obviates the necessity for r.
48:4.17 less the need for the diversions of r. experiences.
48:4.17 who most need the refreshment of periodic r. to
50:3.6 the time comes for this “r. staff” to be returned to
60:2.11 The marine crocodilians were also a r. from the land
65:5.2 grew out of the r. of certain primitive plant life to
70:1.1 r. to these early methods of violent adjustment of
71:1.24 and there was a r. to the small castle groups,
88:6.7 almost immediate r. to the primitive beliefs in magic.
92:6.20 The “national religions” are nothing more than a r.
98:1.1 This adulteration produced a r. to a crude animism
121:6.7 At about the time of Christ a strange r. of feeling
reversion directors
13:1.21 Ascendington will be to you what the r. were
25:7.1 play sponsors and are assisted in this work by the r..
26:1.1 capacity for appreciation of the ministration of the r..
28:5.16 the r., they function as joy clearinghouses, seeking
30:2.152 3. R..
30:3.7 The R. are the promoters of relaxation and humor—
30:3.7 They are of great service in the practical operation of
30:3.7 Their story belongs to the narrative of the mortal
37:10.4 benefit from the activities of the r., who operate on
43:7.4 morontia mortals predominate among the r., but
43:8.9 The r. contribute much to this latter attainment
44:2.10 the heavenly reproducers collaborate with the r. in
44:3.4 Provision is made for a suitable setting for the r.,
46:5.30 of Satania, and the immense assembly hall of the r.,
47:0.4 The r. and celestial artisans maintain group
48:3.11 make requisition on the celestial artisans and the r.
48:4.0 4. THE REVERSION DIRECTORS
48:4.2 Morontia Companions are ably supported by the r..
48:4.3 probably best understand the work of the r. if they
48:4.3 convey an idea of the function of these d. of change
48:4.8 But the r. of the realms are not concerned
48:4.8 they are occupied with the leadership of diversion,
48:4.8 they have the hearty co-operation of the celestial
48:4.9 The r. themselves are not a created group;
48:4.9 they are a recruited corps embracing beings ranging
48:4.9 All are volunteers, giving themselves to the work of
48:4.10 And that is exactly why these artists are called r.—
48:4.10 they assist in reverting the memory to a former state
48:4.14 is edified by the pleasant humor of a corps of r. from
48:4.16 there is a large place for the ministry of the r..
84:8.5 beings all enjoy rest and the ministry of the r..
Reversion Supervisors
48:3.14 6. Excursion and R.. These companions accompany
reversions
71:1.24 and Africa, but not all of them are evolutionary r.;
87:6.15 also explains many religious-ritual r. of a sex nature,
87:6.15 These r. to primitive customs were considered sure
revert
29:3.5 Having no ascendant past to r. to in memory,
48:4.19 the newer and higher intellectual efforts and r. to the
50:3.2 while these morontia progressors temporarily r. to
56:9.5 we r. to our ideas and ideals of the Paradise Father.
56:9.5 otherwise impersonal Absolute, we r. to the fact that
91:1.1 all holy days would r. to the status of mere holidays.
91:3.7 will be to r. to the concept of a near-by alter ego,
160:1.3 humanity will quickly r. to the simple urge of living
reverted
63:6.7 descendants almost entirely r. to the use of raw
69:2.5 But many of the religions of the world r. to the
69:9.14 only a life tenureship; at death land r. to the tribe.
82:5.4 Superior groups always r. to consanguineous mating
89:6.6 these foundation sacrifices, but the Israelites r. to
96:5.8 these Bedouin tribes quickly r. to the semibarbaric
96:6.1 people rapidly r. to the older desert idea of Yahweh.
141:5.4 during the training of the twelve Jesus r. to this
168:4.2 r. to the discussion of this question of the answer to
196:2.1 Even Peter, in his writing, only once r. to the
reverting
48:4.10 reversion directors—they assist in r. the memory to a
60:2.10 remain stationary and others gravitate backward, r.
66:5.22 these primitive peoples were not slow in r. to their
76:2.3 officiating Nodite priests were r. to the standards
86:2.1 are simply r. to the natural estate of their far-distant
87:6.14 It was long believed that by r. to the usages of the
138:6.2 the refreshment that comes from r. to your former
reverts
91:4.1 All such unethical praying r. to the primitive levels of
review—noun
35:3.14 1. Sphere number one is occupied with the r. of the
35:3.14 Those from Urantia pursue such an experiential r.
35:3.15 work of sphere number two consists in a similar r. of
35:3.17 4. The fourth sphere is occupied with a r. of the
35:3.18 5. On the fifth sphere there is conducted the r. of the
35:5.7 Vorondadek Sons sits en banc as a high court of r.
48:4.12 such a carefree r. as to provoke spirit mirth and a
138:6.1 their respective nominators for a thoroughgoing r. of
143:5.13 brought all of her checkered life in panoramic r.
151:3.13 the parable referred to two things: First, it was a r.
172:2.2 This morning’s instructions embraced a brief r. of
review—verb
43:2.4 empowered to r. evidence, digest pleas, formulate
136:4.2 to r. in his mind the instructions of Immanuel.
193:4.1 briefly to r. the causes of Judas’s downfall in light of
review—adjective
15:12.2 The courts of the Ancients of Days are the high r.
35:2.4 The Melchizedeks function as mobile and advisory r.
reviewed
43:2.4 All judicial problems are first r. by the council of the
119:1.4 this record, which I have so recently r., ends thus:
138:6.1 The older apostles carefully r., for the benefit of the
140:9.2 Jesus r. many features of the ordination sermon,
141:1.3 Jesus taught them nothing new but r. his former
reviews
35:3.16 3. The r. of this sphere pertain to the sojourn on the
revile
140:3.11 Happy are you when men shall r. you and persecute
140:5.20 Happy are you when men shall r. you and persecute
reviled
143:2.1 When he was r., he r. not; when he suffered,
reviling
184:4.1 And thus they went on for one full hour, r. and
revised
28:5.15 all of which has been censored and r. in the light
46:5.23 the peopled worlds of Satania and is constantly r.
94:1.7 Salem teachers, and this compilation, as later r.,
99:1.6 every time the dictionary of human language is r..
revision
92:3.4 Evolutionary religion makes no provision for r.;
92:3.4 the cult; therefore must r. always be forced upon it.
101:4.2 the physical sciences will stand in need of r. in
revisions
196:1.2 the religious r. of Christian civilization would be
revisit
142:7.3 he would r. this world in spiritual power and glory.
176:4.3 say how, where, or when he would r. this planet of
revisiting
40:9.9 learn much by r. his nativity world subsequent to
revitalized
94:6.1 teachers the Salem gospel was restated and r.,
revival
45:4.14 the instigator of the r. of the worship of the Father
64:6.12 But there was a great r. of higher living as a result of
64:6.17 these tribes experienced a great r. of culture under
64:6.23 years after Caligastia’s downfall a widespread r. of
94:7.4 have aroused all India by the inspiration of the r. of
94:7.7 surprisingly near to being a r. of the Salem gospel.
95:1.7 in connection with this r. of the worship of Ishtar
95:1.7 astrology experienced its last Mesopotamian r.,
98:2.2 Levant experienced a r. of spiritual consciousness
121:1.1 time of his birth Urantia was experiencing such a r.
143:6.0 6. THE SAMARITAN REVIVAL
158:1.5 The third r. of their faith did not occur until after the
170:5.19 There must come a r. of the actual teachings of
195:10.1 futile to talk about a r. of primitive Christianity;
revivals
64:6.29 different peoples experienced cultural and spiritual r.
revive
80:6.4 Several different leaders sought to r. the remnants
95:6.1 Zoroaster appeared to r. the smouldering embers of
98:3.6 successful effort to destroy the mysteries and r. the
154:6.6 They carried Mary out in the garden to r. her while
revived
64:6.7 red men and r. their worship of the “Great Spirit.”
78:5.3 The civilization of Turkestan was constantly being r.
78:8.4 They quickly r. many phases of the passing
81:2.19 art of pottery making was r. during Adam’s time.
94:12.4 it has r. the ancient missionary spirit of Gautama’s
128:3.9 her faith was r. when she paused to recall the Gabriel
revivification
41:7.15 The majority of dead suns will experience r. by
revived
147:3.4 the afflicted were so inspired and spiritually r. that
revivifying
15:5.11 a collision or some equally r. cosmic happening.
44:5.9 be inducted into the long and r. rest of Paradise.
reviving
112:5.21 new morontia consciousness with the r. memory of
revolt
70:9.15 And the r. from this error was equally erroneous
96:3.3 coached by Moses in preparation for the day of r.
97:9.21 This reign of terror was ended by a monotheistic r.
127:2.1 proposed to bring it to a head through political r..
137:7.8 religious sect, originating during the Maccabean r.,
139:3.8 dangers accompanying the Master’s supposed r.
143:4.1 Sargon, king of Assyria, in subduing a r. in central
172:3.12 to arrest him lest such action precipitate an open r.
176:1.4 the Roman armies after the r. of the false prophets,
195:8.6 to surrender the beneficent gains of the secular r.
195:8.6 liberties and satisfactions as a result of the secular r..
195:8.6 the secularists went on to institute a r. against God
195:8.7 To the secularistic r. you owe the amazing creativity
195:8.7 And because the secularistic r. went too far and lost
195:8.8 to enjoy the blessings of the modern secularistic r.:
195:9.1 when the present superstition r. is over, the truths of
revolted
89:6.2 The people r.; they refused to obey.
97:9.22 Then the rural folk r.; they assassinated the king and
revolting
97:9.22 king Amaziah, had trouble with the r. tax-paying
98:4.8 the realization of divinity, were sometimes most r..
121:5.10 rites and rituals were sometimes gruesome and r..
125:2.4 His rest was greatly disturbed by r. dreams of
195:8.6 The great mistake of secularism was this: In r.
revolts
176:1.3 disciples become involved in these soon-coming r.
revolution—see revolution—rotational
66:6.6 progression by evolution and not r. by revelation.
67:5.1 r. displaced evolution as the policy of cultural
68:4.6 undertake their wholesale modification by radical r..
95:1.8 to attempt to supplant slow evolution by sudden r.
99:2.5 peaceful evolution in the place of violent r.—peace
revolution—rotational
11:7.5 visualize this plane in elliptical r. about Paradise,
11:7.5 r. would roughly outline the volume of pervaded
12:4.1 All units of cosmic energy are in primary r.,
14:1.12 the first or inner Havona circuit to complete one r.
15:3.8 1. The r. of Urantia around its sun.
41:6.4 nineteenth and twentieth circuits of electronic r..
41:10.3 Age, size, rate of r., and velocity through space are
42:3.12 proximity, and their rates of r. are greatly diminished
42:4.10 certain conditions of temperature, velocity, and r..
42:5.6 pass from higher to lower energy levels of orbital r.,
42:6.6 This ultimatonic velocity of axial r. also determines
46:1.2 that being the time of the axial r. of Jerusem.
49:0.4 Small ones having a high rate of axial r. are wholly
57:3.4 the increase in the rate of r. further lessened gravity
57:5.12 would do if they had been thrown off by solar r..
57:6.2 acting as a brake on the rate of planetary-axial r.,
57:6.2 causing a planet to revolve ever slower until axial r.
revolutionary
12:4.15 observers of Uversa think they detect evidence of r.
15:3.7 distortions produced by the following multiple r.
15:5.6 if their r. rate greatly accelerates, begin to throw off
15:5.7 sun reaches this limit, unless it slows down in r. rate
15:8.3 although weight is always relative, depending on r.
42:3.1 Matter in its physical properties depends on the r. of
42:6.3 Ultimatons are capable of accelerating r. velocity to
42:6.4 they attain the r.-energy prerequisites to electronic
42:6.6 cluster in accordance with their axial r. velocities,
42:7.10 is due to differential ultimatonic axial r. velocities
57:1.6 withdraw at right angles to the plane of the r. disk,
57:2.4 period of differential mass formation and varying r.
60:1.13 The life changes of this period were indeed r.
94:7.7 ritual, and priests, was a r. and amazing doctrine
103:1.4 Religion persists in spite of r. changes in religious
136:9.2 He would not compromise with the r. techniques
141:7.6 and faith alone, associated with the r. teaching of the
149:2.8 The most astonishing and the most r. feature of
185:3.6 man was no wild and dangerous r. who aspired to
196:1.2 drastic and r. if the living religion of Jesus should
revolutionist
139:11.6 Simon was a rabid r., a fearless firebrand of agitation
149:2.11 Jesus was not a militant r.; he was a progressive
184:3.11 2. That Jesus was a fanatical r. in that he advocated
revolutions
36:3.5 and transmit the spark of life, start the required r. of
41:6.5 into its old orbit, it is able to complete one million r.
42:1.4 though you should gain control of the energy r. of
42:4.3 the ultimaton into the circuits and r. of the electron
42:5.3 1. Infraultimatonic rays—the borderland r. of
42:6.4 cosmic force, individual r. of antigravity potential,
42:7.3 The electronic axial r. and their orbital velocities are
42:8.2 with electronic velocity and ultimatonic r..
48:1.3 Power Supervisors are able so to modify the r. of
48:2.20 They slow down the energy r. to that point where
57:1.6 Subsequent to the initiation of such nebular r.,
57:3.3 The rapid r. of this enormous central core soon
57:6.2 first to have their r. slowed down by tidal friction.
revolve
12:1.11 all regions of outer space r. in established orbits
12:4.15 The seven superuniverses r. about Paradise in a
14:0.1 around which the creations of time and space r..
42:7.2 Within the atom the electrons r. about the central
42:7.2 same comparative room the planets have as they r.
42:7.4 one to one hundred electrons r. around a compact
42:7.8 the outer ten electrons of the larger atoms r. about
43:0.2 ten satellites which r. around each of these seventy
57:4.9 of one hundred and sixty-five worlds, which now r.
57:5.5 solar meteorites, which immediately started to r.
57:6.2 causing a planet to r. slower until axial revolution
revolves
12:4.15 like the seven superuniverses, r. counterclockwise
14:1.15 The inner belt r. counterclockwise; the outer r.
revolving
12:4.1 component systems and worlds are all r. spheres,
12:4.15 domains of the seven superuniverses seem to be r.
12:4.15 at the present time r. clockwise about the central
14:1.7 6. The outer belt of dark gravity bodies, r. clockwise
29:4.19 by enormous spheres r. at tremendous velocity.
41:3.4 r. about a common center as one type of double star.
41:6.3 —containing as it does twenty r. electrons—is
41:10.1 eventually be like your own sun and its r. planets.
42:3.1 depends on the number and size of the r. members,
42:7.6 is dependent on the activity of the freely r. electrons.
49:0.4 the planets r. around the central sun are too large for
49:0.5 Anova, one of the forty-four satellites r. around an
57:3.10 some planets r. around the newborn suns had cooled
74:0.1 settled slowly to the surface of the r. planet in the
revulsion
153:5.2 reporting that the r. of feeling toward the Master
reward—noun
28:6.8 You should realize that there is a great r. of
39:4.13 There is no material r. for righteous living, but
39:4.13 —and this transcends any conceivable material r..
50:7.3 All through the Paradise career, r. follows effort as
52:7.5 The r. of the ages is soon to be realized; the
54:1.2 True liberty is the quest of the ages and the r. of
82:3.10 the presents received in r. for her sex service in the
96:1.6 the teaching that material prosperity was a r. for
97:5.5 Micah denounced “the rulers who judge for r. and
102:0.1 Nameless despair is man’s only r. for living and
110:7.10 not to deprive me of the r. of my patient and intense
112:0.1 final goal of faith, the r. of the ages shall be yours;
121:4.3 nature, with God; thus virtue came to be its own r..
131:1.6 brothers in the flesh, have only weariness as their r..
131:3.5 Remember, every act shall receive its r..
132:5.12 from your own personal labor, the fair and just r. of
132:5.16 While the discoverer should not be denied all r. for
139:3.8 an unpretentious worker, seeking no special r.
140:3.11 be exceedingly glad, for great is your r. in heaven.
140:5.20 be exceedingly glad, for great is your r. in heaven.
141:7.5 The only r. which he held out for his children was:
160:4.10 life upon your generation without material r.;
163:2.4 but salvation is the r. of faith, not merely of works.
165:4.8 much pinching, and this is the portion of his r.:
166:3.4 have fought the good fight of faith and won the r.
170:2.7 Jesus taught that eternal realities were the result (r.)
171:8.12 The Master grants the lesser r. for lesser faithfulness
171:8.13 4. The Master grants a like r. for like faithfulness
174:0.2 Let no man cheat you of your eternal r..
177:4.8 hands, you shall receive your r. for this service.”
177:4.9 kingdom for the realization of honor and r. in the
183:3.4 the great r. and honors which he believed would
186:1.1 Judas appeared before them to claim his r. for the
186:1.2 disillusioned regarding the r. he was to receive as
186:1.2 Here is your r..”
186:1.3 and then offer him as a r. thirty pieces of silver.
186:1.4 You have offered me as a r. for my service, money—
reward—verb
131:8.5 Always remember that God does not r. man for
rewarded
38:9.13 the Creator Son; they will be duly r. for their patient
71:3.12 Parents are duly r. by the excellency of their children
90:2.13 respected knowledge; he honored and r. wisdom.
135:5.1 Had not Moses taught that righteousness was r. with
140:5.7 wait for rewards in a distant future; they are r. now
160:4.10 access to these channels may expect to be well r.
166:4.9 and good, they were r. with an abundant yield.
186:1.2 expected to be liberally r. for his cowardly conduct
rewards
28:5.17 the deferred r. inherent in unselfish service, service
50:7.0 7. THE REWARDS OF ISOLATION
50:7.3 Such r. set off the individual from the average,
64:4.12 the sex r. of the chase tended greatly to improve
70:9.11 9. Improvement of labor conditions and r..
71:3.12 of a kingdom, receive their real r. in another world.
97:8.2 their original and Egyptian concept of divine r. for
99:5.2 are not magical promises of future mystical r..
114:7.5 willingness to serve without recognition and r..
131:3.4 “Cheerfulness and gladness are the r. of deeds
131:5.2 God established the world and ordained the r. for
131:8.5 extend help to your fellows without thought of r..
132:5.8 6. Genius wealth—riches accruing from the r. of the
132:5.20 if your riches are derived from the r. of inventive
132:5.20 do not lay claim to an unfair portion of such r..
132:5.20 every recurring problem of economic r. and social
140:5.7 such seekers after truth do not have to wait for r.
160:4.10 doing one’s daily work will insure the r. of wealth.
160:4.10 the material r. of the temporal life are found to flow
160:4.11 Be not deceived by the tempting r. of dishonest
193:4.11 7. Judas never learned that the real r. for noble living
rewriting
97:8.2 alien-ruled Jews that they attempted the r. of their
rewrote
97:9.3 When the exiled priests r. this story, they raised
Rhine
80:9.3 Andonite cultures met and mingled on the R.
rhinoceros
61:2.9 While the r. family appeared at the close of this
rhinoceroses
61:1.9 Soon there were small horses, fleet-footed r.,
61:3.4 from Asia, including the mastodons, short-legged r.,
61:3.5 oxen, camels, bison, and several species of r.—but
61:4.3 R. migrated over the whole world except Australia
64:4.7 Sicilian land bridge, broad-nosed r., hyenas, lions,
Rhode Island
134:5.14 even as the small state of R. has its two senators in
Rhodes
130:0.3 Ephesus they sailed for Cyprus, putting in at R. on
133:7.1 the travelers set sail for Cyprus, stopping at R..
rhymes
90:2.4 but also in the well-known “counting-out” r..
rhythm
12:9.2 even though music is a form of mathematical r..
44:1.13 These earlier types of r. stimulate the reaction of the
44:4.11 6. The r. recorders. Urantians would undoubtedly
44:4.11 R. is less exhausting to both morontia and spirit
44:7.2 Beauty, r., and harmony are intellectually associated
60:4.1 There has been an agelong r. associated with this
84:8.4 Though you exhaust the resources of art, color, r.,
90:4.6 R. was practiced in an effort to influence the spirits;
195:7.20 Religion is the spiritual r. of the soul in time-space
rhythmic
44:4.11 pleasure, by executing numerous functions in r.
112:3.4 the measurable brain energies cease their r. vital
117:5.7 the human intellect resides in the r. pulsations of
143:7.3 Profound philosophy should be relieved by r. poetry.
rhythmical
60:4.1 these same r. crustal movements will continue
rhythms
56:10.9 harmonious relations and r. of the cosmic creation;
56:10.10 Beauty sponsors art, music, and the meaningful r. of
rib
74:8.3 The story of creating Eve out of Adam’s r. is a
rice
81:1.8 the combination of the wheat, r., and vegetable
83:4.5 Certain Oriental peoples used r. for this purpose.
rich—see rich—wealthy
14:5.2 of the central universe is so r. and full, so complete
26:11.1 a r. situational environment which they effectively
32:4.12 to make all creation r. in personality possession
48:4.13 Some of your races have a r. vein of humor and
48:7.6 The majority of impoverished souls are truly r., but
48:7.17 wise, the attempt of the barren soul to appear r..
59:0.9 The continent of North America is wonderfully r. in
59:4.12 r. fossil beds are situated along the coast of Calif.
60:1.8 This ancient California sea was r. in marine life and
60:1.13 A r. marine life appeared on the California Pacific
81:3.1 The climatic destruction of the r., open grassland
82:0.3 The humans of olden times did not possess a very r.
82:0.3 Today the human races possess a r. social heritage,
120:1.3 full meaning and the r. significance of that faith-
127:6.15 the threshold of full manhood, r. in the experience of
129:4.7 True it is, indeed, that in his full, r., beautiful, and
140:5.7 one felt r. in spirit—egotistical; the other felt “poor
165:4.3 himself on earth, but he was not r. toward God.”
rich—wealthy
69:5.9 The priesthoods thus became very r.; they were chief
69:5.12 Poverty became so abhorred that only the r. were
69:5.13 while r. men endow great institutions of philanthropy
69:5.14 that many a r. man distributed much of his fortune
69:9.4 The ancients believed that only the r. survived death
69:9.4 could have salvation on equal terms with the r..
69:9.6 trump up some charge for confiscating a r. man’s
70:8.6 4. Economic—r. and poor. Wealth and the
78:8.3 gave a tremendous military advantage over their r.
83:5.3 polyandry usually limited to queens and r. women;
95:5.13 Only kings and the r. were promised a resurrection;
97:9.10 then marrying the widow of Nabal the r. Edomite,
97:9.23 undoing of Judah was effected by a corrupt and r.
121:1.8 The small upper class was r.; a miserable lower class
129:3.8 Jesus met and loved all manner of men, r. and poor,
131:1.7 Poor men and r. men are brothers.
132:5.0 5. COUNSELING THE RICH MAN
132:5.1 A certain r. man, a Roman citizen and a Stoic,
132:5.2 But the r. man was not fully satisfied with Jesus’
132:5.2 I am not concerned with the wealth of any other r.
132:5.14 in response to the r. man’s request for further and
132:5.14 not to become a dictator as to how other r. men
135:6.8 John instructed the r. to feed the poor; to the tax
137:8.6 worshiping souls of Jew and gentile, r. and poor,
138:4.2 Sadducee or publican, Roman or Jew, r. or poor,
139:3.6 interest in the small and the great, the r. and the poor
139:9.9 the Master refused to accept a certain r. man as an
143:1.5 to all men—Jew and gentile, Greek and Roman, r.
144:8.3 are in kings’ courts and in the mansions of the r..
147:5.10 did Jesus attend with the r. and the poor, the high
148:6.2 My Father loves the poor just as much as the r.;
149:1.9 A r. widow of Tyre, with her retinue, came seeking
150:1.3 “in the kingdom of heaven there is neither r. nor
163:2.0 2. THE RICH YOUNG MAN AND OTHERS
163:2.4 Then Andrew brought to Jesus a certain r. young
163:2.11 his well-to-do disciples as he taught the r. man of
163:3.1 as the r. young man was departing, Jesus turned
163:3.1 the needle’s eye as for these self-satisfied r. ones
163:3.3 “We are troubled by your words to the r. young
165:4.2 “Let me tell you a story of a certain r. man whose
165:4.2 when he had become very r., he began to reason
165:4.2 and be merry, for you are r. and increased in goods.
165:4.3 “But this r. man was also foolish.
165:4.8 ‘There is he who waxes r. by his wariness and
165:4.8 said, ‘Let not the r. man glory in his riches’;
165:4.10 “I have come to judge neither the r. nor the poor,
166:4.3 If riches evidence divine favor, why do the r. refuse
166:5.1 the largest group of Jews and gentiles, r. and poor,
167:1.5 your brethren, your kinsmen, or your r. neighbors
169:2.3 all learn a lesson from the story of a certain r. man
169:3.0 3. THE RICH MAN AND THE BEGGAR
169:3.1 the allegory of the Nazarites concerning the r. man
169:3.2 “There was a certain r. man named Dives, who,
169:3.2 beggar named Lazarus, who lay at this r. man’s
169:3.2 fed with the crumbs which fell from the r. man’s
169:3.2 And then, presently, this r. man also died and was
169:3.2 When the r. man departed from this world, he
171:6.1 This chief publican was very r. and had heard much
172:4.2 the r. putting much in the receiving box and all
173:5.3 as many as they found, good and bad, r. and poor,
190:3.1 kingdom there shall be neither Jew nor gentile, r.
191:6.2 the kingdom belongs to both Jew and gentile, to r.
196:2.8 Jesus condemned the r. because they were usually
richer
66:1.5 embarked on a career of world rulership with a r.
132:4.1 minded to say or do something to make that life r.
134:2.2 lived r. lives as a result of their contact with Jesus,
156:5.10 moral endowments make all levels of human living r.
158:6.2 knowledge of the Father’s will and to ask for a r.
160:3.5 to the art of living in that it supplies a new and r.
riches
86:1.6 nor r. to men of understanding, nor favor to men of
94:6.6 rather attempts to bestow these r. upon his fellows
95:4.2 Amenemope taught that r. and fortune were the
95:4.3 taught that “r. take themselves wings and fly away”
131:10.3 The divine r. of God’s character must be infinitely
132:5.2 analysis of the sources of your r.: Ask yourself,
132:5.3 1. Inherited wealth—r. derived from parents and
132:5.4 2. Discovered wealth—r. derived from the resources
132:5.5 3. Trade wealth—r. obtained as a fair profit in the
132:5.6 Unfair wealth—r. derived from the unfair exploitation
132:5.8 6. Genius wealth—r. accruing from the rewards of
132:5.9 7. Accidental wealth—r. derived from the generosity
132:5.10 8. Stolen wealth—r. secured by unfairness, theft, or
132:5.12 10. Earned wealth—r. derived directly from your
132:5.15 regarding the bequest of r. to your successors.
132:5.18 No noble man will strive to accumulate r. and amass
132:5.18 R. are a moral curse and a spiritual stigma when they
132:5.20 if your r. are derived from the rewards of inventive
132:5.21 Accidental r. should be regarded somewhat in the
132:5.22 if your r. are the product of unjust dealings with
132:5.22 and thus cleanse your fortune of all dishonest r..
136:8.4 influence of r. in the establishment of the kingdom.
140:1.3 not in the strength of armies nor in the might of r.,
149:5.2 little that a righteous man has is better than the r.
151:2.2 the deceitfulness of r. to choke the word of truth
163:2.6 he was not free from the love of himself and his r..
163:2.9 Jesus foresaw that Matadormus, with his r., could
163:2.9 at the same time, he saw that, without his r.,
163:2.10 R. have nothing directly to do with entrance into the
163:3.1 “You see how difficult it is for those who have r.
163:3.2 Shall all who have r. be kept out of the kingdom?”
163:3.2 “No, Peter, but all who put their trust in r. shall
165:4.1 the power of wealth, and joy springs not from r..
165:4.1 Wealth, in itself, is not a curse, but the love of r.
165:4.2 with himself, saying: ‘What shall I do with all my r.?
165:4.6 The love of r. all too often obscures and even
165:4.8 ‘the little a righteous man has is better than the r.
165:4.8 ‘If r. increase, set not your heart upon them.
165:4.8 ‘Let not the rich man glory in his r.’; and Ezekiel
166:4.3 If r. evidence divine favor, why do the rich refuse to
169:2.6 you are trusted with the stewardship of the true r. of
169:2.8 Pharisees were much given to the acquirement of r..
169:3.1 this parable of warning to those who love r. and
richest
60:1.12 the r. fossil beds are found about these continents.
72:5.10 The r. man on the continent works six hours a day
81:6.13 But the continent r. in natural deposits and the most
132:4.3 this six months as one of the r. and most informative
richness
2:6.3 The “r. of the goodness of God leads erring man to
44:4.11 Edentia assemblies and to enjoy the r. of the color
rid
87:2.7 The ancients were so anxious to get r. of a ghost
90:4.5 of value in getting r. of a disease-producing spirit.
162:2.7 You seek to be r. of me and my disquieting
185:4.3 to believe that he was finally to be r. of Jesus in
189:2.5 sordid business of supposedly getting r. of Jesus
195:9.1 In all your worthy efforts to r. yourselves of the
riddle
42:8.5 function of the mesotron explains another atomic r..
82:3.5 the buying of wives declined, they were won by r.
118:3.7 But to us the master r. of space pertains to the
riddles
196:3.30 Science is man’s effort to solve the apparent r. of the
ride
41:6.3 remnants of solar calcium literally r. the light
41:6.4 to r. the emerging streams of light and energy,
172:5.12 anyone who would consent to r. upon an ass or the
riders
69:4.7 through runners, animal r., railroads, and airplanes,
rides
172:5.13 as he r. through the gates of Jerusalem seated on
ridge
58:7.4 There is also an intermittent east-west r. of this rock
123:5.12 they could see the long r. of Mount Carmel running
124:6.8 pointed out that the Holy City lay just beyond this r.,
ridges
58:7.4 Other r. run from Newfoundland to Alabama and
59:6.4 Isolated mountain r. appeared.
60:3.3 were few mountain peaks, merely elevated land r. of
ridicule
78:7.5 Noah brought much r. upon himself by going up
139:2.6 direct assault,but Peter withered and shrank before r.
172:5.13 Judas was influenced by the r. of his Sadducean
172:5.13 rushed up to him in a spirit of gleeful r. and,
172:5.13 persecution, but he could not stand this sort of r..
172:5.13 revenge there was now blended this fatal fear of r.,
174:0.2 slippery paths of flattery and the poison darts of r..
174:3.5 to subject Jesus to the withering influence of r.,
177:4.11 clever insinuations and subtle r. of the enemies of
185:3.5 Then said Pilate, half in r. and half in sincerity,
187:1.7 It was permitted the rabble to jeer, mock, and r.
187:2.6 their utmost to incite derision and r., lest any give
187:3.4 the Master’s tolerant regard of their r. and mocking.
189:5.5 But when Peter and John returned, they ceased to r.
ridiculed
70:1.3 at which the disputants made fun of and r. each other
173:1.6 being r. and jostled about by supercilious and
ridiculing
139:2.7 he reversed himself when confronted by r. Judaizers,
ridiculous
48:4.15 our own self-glorification becomes sublimely r.,
48:7.17 15. Affectation is the r. effort of the ignorant to
172:5.12 To him it seemed childish, if not indeed r..
195:7.17 conceive a philosophy of automatism, and how r.
riding
41:6.3 photosphere by literally r. the outgoing sunbeams.
80:4.5 the hard-r. Andite horsemen made their appearance
123:0.6 Mary and the child r. on their newly acquired
172:3.4 He comes as the lowly one, r. upon an ass, upon a
172:3.5 A warrior king always entered a city r. upon a horse;
172:3.5 a mission of peace and friendship always entered r.
172:5.5 as a man of peace and r. into Jerusalem on an ass.
172:5.8 bringing salvation and r. upon the colt of an ass.
172:5.8 who comes here, the king of the Jews r. on an ass!”
rife
28:5.9 coming in from realms where rebellion has been r.,
rifled
189:5.3 Peter at first suggested that the grave had been r.,
Rig-Veda—see also Vedas
94:1.7 the R., one of the most ancient of sacred books.
96:0.1 “one spirituality of the gods” portrayed in the R.,
111:0.7 The R. says: “My mind speaks to my heart.”
right—noun
1:4.3 It is not yet yours by r. of possession, but it is
5:5.14 A human mind discerning r. and wrong and
7:6.5 earn the r. to serve as the judges of survival in the
8:4.7 the creatures of the realm in his own name and r.;
16:6.7 of reason, the recognition of relative r. and wrong.
18:3.8 they have not experientially earned this r. to rule
21:4.5 rule as vicegerents of the Father but in their own r.
21:4.6 Master Son, one who has fully earned the r. to rule
28:6.6 each individual’s r. to unending life comes up for
32:3.5 supreme and sovereign ruler in his own r..
33:7.4 The universe tribunals are denied the r. to pass upon
33:7.4 but if the question of the r. of continued existence,
53:3.3 Lucifer protested against the r. of Michael to assume
53:3.4 Most bitterly did he attack the r. of the Ancients of
53:4.7 Gabriel made any effort to contest the r. of secession
53:5.2 Michael ruled by divine r.,as vicegerent of the Father
53:5.2 of the Father, but not yet in his own personal r..
54:1.9 a r. to deprive any other being of those privileges of
54:2.5 r. to love and be loved, the privilege of worshiping
54:6.4 or in the least degree deprive you of your divine r. of
67:7.5 realization of the divine r. of personality survival.
69:4.3 but regarded it as all r. to cheat distant strangers.
69:9.12 game laws, the r. to hunt, long preceded land laws.
69:9.15 property to the individual,reserving the r. of taxation
69:9.17 The r. to property is not absolute; it is purely social.
70:1.21 came the general recognition of the r. of asylum;
70:9.1 Nature does not even confer the r. to live, as might
70:9.7 5. Property—the r. to own.
70:9.14 What may be regarded as r. in one age may not be
70:9.14 any r. to encumber twentieth-century civilization,
70:10.4 therefore their r. to pry into his personal affairs.
70:10.9 The evolving tribes all recognized this r. of blood
70:11.2 granting the individual the r. to live by imposing
70:11.13 “Might was still r..”
71:2.14 if it fails to provide for the r. to personal property
71:2.14 Man craves the r. to use, control, bestow, sell, lease,
71:2.15 6. The r. of petition.
71:2.15 Representative government assumes the r. of citizens
71:2.16 7. The r. to rule. It is not enough to be heard;
72:3.7 the r. to marry without parental consent is not
81:5.6 Might does not make r., but it does enforce the
81:5.6 Every human r. is associated with a social duty;
81:5.6 mission of government is the definition of the r.,
81:6.15 Might does not make r., but might does make what
81:6.15 society is willing to debate the ethics of might and r..
82:4.3 Man had the r. to lend his wife to a friend or guest,
82:4.4 father had the full r. to kill the male trespasser.
83:6.3 The Chaldean tribes recognized the r. of a wife to
84:2.4 designed to establish the father’s r. to the child.
84:4.10 when a man was denied the r. to kill his wife at will.
84:4.10 Later, woman gained the legal r. to own, control,
84:4.10 woman was long deprived of the r. to hold office
84:5.3 When might is r., man lords it over woman; when
86:6.6 The concept of r. and wrong had at last evolved;
86:6.7 a natural consciousness of relative r. and wrong;
87:5.12 2. R.—the correct conduct and ceremonies designed
88:3.4 Fetish kings have ruled by “divine r.,” and many
95:3.4 the later concepts of r. and wrong—good and bad.
95:4.1 pinnacle of arbitrament between r. and wrong,
97:3.3 contracts, and covenants—the r. to buy and sell land.
101:1.7 concludes that he has no r. not to believe in God.
102:7.10 we have the r. to be the most certain of all universe
103:1.5 Such interpretative beliefs may be r. or wrong,
103:9.10 When reason once recognizes r. and wrong, it
103:9.10 when wisdom chooses between r. and wrong, truth
108:4.1 the unchallengeable r. to be present in the minds
108:5.9 between what really is r. or wrong (not merely what
108:5.9 (not merely what you may call r. and wrong),
110:5.1 endeavors to tell you what truly is r.; that is, when
112:4.3 to the mansion worlds in his own individual r. or
117:4.8 transcends the temporal sense of relative r. and
120:0.3 wish to rule Nebadon merely in his own isolated r.,
120:0.4 a Creator Son may rule his universe in his own r.,
127:0.4 this Son is earning the r. to become sovereign of
128:1.1 and fully earning the r. of unqualified rulership of his
132:1.2 Technically, he has no r. to assert that he is either
132:5.24 No man can gainsay your r. to hold and use wealth
132:5.24 wealth as you see fit provided your exercise of this r.
133:1.5 organized society had every r. to employ force in
133:4.12 You or I may not deny the state the r. of self-defense
134:5.12 they have the r. and the power to make such a
134:6.6 cling to their delusions of the divine r. of national
140:8.28 The r. to enter the kingdom is conditioned by faith,
146:2.8 The motive of the prayer gives it r. of way to the ear
152:3.1 the power to feed carried with it the r. to rule.
152:3.2 the hope of seeing Jesus assert his r. to rule.
153:1.3 the r. and the wrong way of meeting spiritual trials
153:2.2 Do with me as seems good and r. in your eyes.
153:4.5 agree as establishing your authority and r. to teach.
154:2.1 refused to acknowledge the r. of the Sanhedrin to
155:5.10 surrender the r. to participate in that most thrilling
160:1.4 surrender the r. to live peaceably and contentedly
160:3.4 All too often, when we battle for the r., it turns out
162:3.3 denied the Jews the r. to inflict the death penalty
164:4.6 all Jewry except the r. to buy the necessaries of life.
165:2.10 I have the r. and the power to lay down my life,
165:2.10 I have the same power and r. to take it up again.
168:4.10 granted your prayer hearers the full r. to answer
174:2.5 “r. of coinage carried with it the r. to levy taxes.”
178:1.2 does not nullify the r. of social groups of believers
184:2.11 servants had no moral or legal r. thus to question
188:5.2 righteousness than justice—mere technical r. and
188:5.2 Salvation does not slight wrongs; it makes them r..
196:3.25 the realization of the existence of r. and wrong.
right—verb
183:2.3 thinking he could later on r. any wrong they might
right—adjective; see hand
11:7.5 V-shaped plane situated at r. angles to the upper and
11:7.6 If one could move far enough at r. angles to the
12:7.2 and the best way is the r. way, and therefore does
15:5.4 are not thrown off as rings but in r.- and left-handed
19:5.9 If we are r. in this concept, and my entire order of
25:4.17 There is always a best and r. way to do things;
28:5.16 they are r., although they meet with great difficulty
48:6.33 One can be technically r. as to fact and wrong in
53:4.2 if self-government was good and r. for the
55:1.2 On the r. is the seat of the former Planetary Prince,
57:1.6 living force organizers simply withdraw at r. angles
64:1.2 of this geographic situation—mountains to the r.,
69:9.18 The present social order is not necessarily r.—not
71:2.6 Slavery to public opinion; majority is not always r..
71:2.8 they represent the r. way even to do a wrong thing.
75:4.6 because it departed from the r. way, the divine plan.
81:5.6 mission of government is the definition of the r.,
86:5.11 And Moses was r., for ordinary dreams are not the
88:2.2 but supposedly all r. to accept relics and miracles.
94:8.8 the philosophy of the Eightfold Path: r. views,
95:6.2 he associated with the idealization of R. Law,
96:4.7 “God of truth and without iniquity, just and r. in all
96:7.7 ‘I have sinned and perverted that which was r.,
101:9.5 the good and r. technique of reacting to the ever-
103:2.8 When mind chooses a r. moral judgment by an act of
103:2.10 And indeed is such a judgment r., for all such nonself
103:5.2 human being that tells him this teaching is moral—r..
103:5.2 practice this ideal least, admit that it is r. in theory.
121:7.5 “create a clean heart within and renew a r. spirit.”
126:3.11 After all, could it be possible that his mother was r.
126:3.11 of opinion had arisen in the past, Mary had been r.
130:5.4 at a safe distance by his powerful extended r. arm
130:8.2 say: I have sinned and perverted that which was r.,
131:5.4 We know that the religion is r. which leads to union
131:7.3 If you are not r. on the inside, it is useless to pray for
131:8.5 all-pervading; he is on the left hand and on the r.;
134:5.10 Internationalism is a step in the r. direction.
137:1.3 Are we to forsake him? Is this the r. thing to do?”
137:2.7 And Nathaniel, turning to Philip, said: “You are r..
137:3.2 after all, Mother was r.—maybe our strange brother
138:1.3 “The Master is r.; we are too few to encompass
139:12.5 “There is a way that seems r. to a man, but the end
140:3.14 If your neighbor smites you on the r. cheek, turn to
143:5.5 which, then, is the r. place to worship God?”
146:2.13 “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a r.
148:6.10 “Job was altogether r. when he challenged the
150:2.1 sat in a group in front and to the r. of the speaker.
151:2.5 That I am r. is fully proved by the fact that, whereas
151:2.6 “I am persuaded that Thomas is r., and I would
151:6.5 restored to his r. mind and the normal control of
151:6.5 in possession of his r. mind and freely conversing
153:4.1 immediately the lad was normal and in his r. mind.
154:4.6 the teachings of Jesus—and they are partially r..
156:1.5 It is not r. that you should expect the Master to
156:5.13 believer lives, he finds it easier to do the r. thing.
163:3.5 my vineyard, and whatsoever is r. I will pay you.
163:3.5 in my vineyard, and whatever is r. I will pay you.
166:1.3 between Nathaniel and a Pharisee on his r. and
166:1.4 Though it is all r. for you to give attention to these
167:1.2 reserved for the Master and that on the r. for Abner,
168:2.1 linen, resting on the r. lower niche of the burial cave.
172:5.10 and in that he was r., but Simon dreamed of the
174:1.1 Which of us is r.?
174:5.1 he was a bit perplexed as to the r. way to handle
179:1.3 the higher divan of the host with one couch on the r.
179:1.3 opposite this second seat of honor on the host’s r..
179:1.4 claim to the next preferred seat, the one on the r.
179:1.5 reclining divans in the following order: on the r. of
192:1.3 “Cast the net on the r. side of the boat, and you will
right—adverb—non-exhaustive
47:3.7 You begin over there r. where you leave off down
95:3.3 of this epoch was: “Do r. and deal justly with all.”
95:5.8 Ikhnaton rapidly expanded the concept of r. doing to
101:3.16 12. Goes r. on worshiping God in spite of anything
110:5.1 Conscience, rightly, admonishes you to do r.; but
131:5.4 Teach us the good paths, and we will go r..
132:7.9 a new and everlasting religion r. then and there—
135:3.4 Get r. with God!
140:4.6 not doing wrong but rather from actually doing r..
140:4.6 not by fear of wrongdoing, but by love of r. doing.
164:1.1 “You have answered r.; this, if you really do, will
184:2.12 having started out wrong, to turn about and go r..
right-about-face
84:2.7 family is one of the most radical and complete r.
right-hand
32:2.7 And now that the r. helper and chief executive of
38:7.2 The r. deflector, or positively charged angel, is the
122:8.4 son John was to be his chief of aides, his r. man of
139:4.11 was the r. support of Peter on the day of Pentecost.
151:5.4 Peter was at the r. oar near the stern.
rightdoing
54:6.3 the benefits and suffer the consequences of the r.
righted
140:8.7 futility of evil: A wrong is not r. by vengeance.
righteous—see righteous man or men; see also self-righteous
1:0.3 personality and his universal sphere of r. supremacy.
2:2.5 in the beauty and perfection of his r. character.
2:3.1 God is r.; therefore is he just.
2:3.1 “The Lord is r. in all his ways.”
2:3.1 The judgments of the Lord are true and r. altogether
2:3.2 of his wise natural laws and r. spiritual mandates!
2:3.5 of the universe tribunals of r. adjudication.
2:4.3 the discernment of infinite wisdom enables a r. God
2:7.10 Such a new and r. vision of morality will attract all
4:1.4 “for the eyes of the Lord are over the r., and his ears
5:4.11 —God as a vindicator of moral values, a r. God.
8:4.8 “the eyes of the Lord which are ever over the r.”
9:0.3 the stable, unvarying, and r. justice of the Trinity.
10:6.18 the r. justice of the Trinity and the merciful love of
28:5.20 Censors can always function so justly as r. judges.
39:4.13 There is no material reward for r. living, but there
54:1.6 such a mistaken individual as is willing to sacrifice r.
54:6.3 Each member of a family profits by the r. conduct
75:4.6 it represented the wrong way to achieve r. ends,
75:7.7 knowingly enlist in rebellion against the r. rule of the
95:2.8 whereon the king and other r. souls might ascend.
97:6.4 Said this fearless prophet: “R. is our Lord, great in
98:5.4 fire, and the r. would reign with Mithras forever.
101:6.7 truth constitutes the possession of a r. character,
119:2.6 this message: “Just and r. are you in all your ways.
121:5.15 sin followed by the endowment of a r. character of
122:5.3 capacity for r. indignation from his mother.
126:0.3 developed in his mind a growing r. resentment of
131:2.6 The Lord knows the way of the r., but the way of
131:3.7 “A r. soul is more to be desired than the
131:5.2 the One God—all-wise, good, r., holy, resplendent,
131:5.2 deeds of the wicked and the good works of the r.;
131:5.2 his beneficent hand to both the r. and the wicked.
131:5.3 God is our most adorable and r. friend; he is our
131:5.4 God is our wise nature, best thought, and r. act.
131:7.2 to reveal himself and to show forth his r. nature.
132:2.9 there remains no possibility that such a r. spirit
135:5.2 one meaning: an absolutely r. state in which God
135:5.4 quickly be acknowledged as the rightful and r. ruler
135:5.6 or proclaimed the necessity for r. living.
137:8.16 And I have not come to call the would-be r. but
138:3.6 “How dare you to teach that this man is r. when
138:3.6 I have come, not to call the r., but sinners.”
138:3.7 a strange sight in Jewry; to see a man of r. character
138:8.7 the Jews that the ignorant could not be pious or r..
138:8.7 But Jesus’ apostles were both pious and r.;
139:3.2 it was wholly a manifestation of r. indignation.
140:3.18 “Discern the truth clearly; live the r. life fearlessly;
140:8.30 piety had no place in his philosophy of r. living.
140:10.1 “In the kingdom you must be r. in order to do the
140:10.1 in the kingdom, being r., by faith, must precede
140:10.5 levels of spiritual thinking and truly r. living.
143:2.1 Jesus simply committed himself to the r. judgment of
144:2.5 your petitions will change the just and r. Father
144:5.26 Our perfect and r. heavenly Father, This day guide
146:2.8 The cry of the r. is the faith act of the child of God
146:3.8 confused and uncertain regarding survival of the r.,
148:6.4 Job; remember that it is the wicked and not the r.
148:6.4 You know that no man can be r. in God’s sight.
148:6.5 And if you are really r.,God will certainly deliver you
148:6.8 ‘You are foolish to claim to be r., seeing that you are
148:6.10 Job was ever ready to admit that God is r., but he
148:6.11 persistence in rebellion against the r. rule of heaven
148:7.1 Capernaum synagogue on the “Joys of R. Living.”
150:5.5 You are not to be saved because you live a r. life;
150:5.5 rather is it that you live a r. life because you have
150:7.2 were never reputed for piety and r. living.
155:1.5 measure of your failure to live the whole or r. life,
155:3.7 Faith promotes spiritual vitality and r. fruitfulness.
157:2.2 —the sinful pleasures of time against the r. realities
157:6.9 words: I have not come to call the r., but sinners.
159:1.2 sinner who repents than over ninety and nine r.
159:3.2 Never should a r. cause be promoted by force;
159:5.9 the evil paths into the better ways of r. living.”
159:5.14 overcome evil with good—the positive and r. method
162:5.2 my judgment would be true and r., for I would
164:4.11 of a true worshiper—for one who is holy and r..
166:4.4 and the unjust; the sun likewise shines on the r.
170:2.7 that eternal realities were the result (reward) of r.
174:2.2 “Master, we know you are a r. teacher, and we
174:3.2 through the resurrection of the r., neither marry
175:1.19 counsel of God appear outwardly to men as r. and
175:1.20 You garnish the tombs of the r and flatter yourselves
175:1.22 that you must account for all of this r. blood, from
178:1.6 you should manifest the r. ministry of loving service
180:5.9 aggressive and progressive attainment of r. levels
182:1.6 This world knows very little of you, r. Father, but I
184:3.19 are presuming to sit in judgment on the r. Creator of
188:5.2 life and death do win men over to goodness and r.
188:5.9 supreme devotion of the full bestowal of a r. life
righteous man or men
111:0.6 kings were supposed to have kas, presently all r.
131:2.10 Many are the afflictions of the r. man, but the Lord
131:6.2 introduces him to the final beatitudes; the r. man
131:7.2 I derive great pleasure in the multiplication of r.
138:3.6 “How dare you to teach that this man is r. when
138:3.7 a strange sight in Jewry; to see a man of r. character
148:6.4 You know that no man can be r. in God’s sight.
149:5.2 ‘A little that a r. man has is better than the riches
159:1.2 sinner who repents than over ninety and nine r.
165:4.8 that ‘the little a r. man has is better than the riches
187:5.5 “This was indeed a r. man; truly he must have been
righteously
131:3.7 Every mortal who thinks r., speaks nobly, and acts
131:5.2 to the pious souls who think purely and act r..
162:2.2 judge by the true spirit of these teachings; judge r..
righteousness—see righteousness—with thirst or hunger
see self-righteousness
1:2.2 is God merely a concept, the power-potential of r..
2:2.5 God’s perfection consists not in an assumed r. but
2:3.0 3. JUSTICE AND RIGHTEOUSNESS
2:4.1 Lord who executes judgment, and r. in the earth,
2:4.5 the r. of eternity modified to meet the highest
2:5.4 When rebels return to r., they are mercifully received
2:6.5 R. implies that God is the source of the moral law
2:6.5 R. may be the divine thought, but love is a father’s
2:6.5 The erroneous supposition that the r. of God was
2:6.6 Divine r. is not dominated by strict retributive justice
2:6.7 His love of r. cannot help being exhibited as equal
3:2.14 3. By the law of God, by the r. and justice of the
3:5.13 Man could never lay saving hold on r. if there were
3:5.16 goodness and r. of the inerrant personalities of
5:4.5 prosperity predicated on r.; the Greek religion
5:4.15 Think not so much of his sinlessness as of his r.,
6:2.4 possesses the Father’s infinite and transcendent r.,
6:3.1 The Son shares the justice and r. of the Trinity but
8:2.6 Though in every way sharing the perfection, the r.,
10:6.18 Justice is the collective thought of r.; mercy is its
14:5.3 there is disclosed the reason of r. and rule of justice.
16:7.6 Virtue is r.—conformity with the cosmos.
21:3.14 r. is not automatic in freewill creatures.
21:5.7 creatures of the realms, justice and r. will prevail.
26:9.3 while forever demonstrating the justice and r. of the
27:0.1 been known to depart from the paths of light and r..
28:6.5 mission of adapting the justice of r. to the status of
28:6.7 depletion, then does justice prevail and r. decree.
34:6.6 the forms of truth and quickens the formulas of r..
34:6.13 “The kingdom of God is not meat and drink but r.,
39:2.7 of fostering and furthering the cause of truth and r..
44:7.2 Goodness, r., and justice are philosophically
48:4.4 Neither is it ever blasphemous of the r. and glory of
48:6.8 they counsel the human teachers of truth and r. to
48:7.12 10. R. strikes the harmony chords of truth,
50:4.13 to uphold the planetary concepts of truth and r..
52:7.15 a new heaven and a new earth, wherein dwells r..
54:0.1 eventuates in the divergent realms of sin and r.;
55:3.10 between truth and error, good and evil, sin and r..
67:2.5 were compelled to choose between sin and r.—
75:3.2 deeply impressed with the r. of Adam’s cause.
75:3.8 And Cano also thoroughly believed in the r. of the
77:5.7 a new and independent world center for truth and r..
88:3.4 to be the arbiter of justice and the standard of r..
89:2.4 To those who believed that prosperity and r. went
93:4.5 halfheartedly, and even that was “counted for r..”
93:6.3 Melchizedek, “and it was counted to him for r..”
94:7.5 all men, high and low, can attain bliss by faith in r.
95:3.3 was: “Established is the man whose standard is r.;
95:3.3 The Egyptian triad of this age was Truth-Justice-R.
95:5.8 word of Ikhnaton’s religion in daily life was “r.,”
96:6.3 unwilling to go forward in the religion of faith and r..
96:7.7 face with joy, for God will give to man divine r..”
97:2.1 that determined and fearless warrior for r., Elijah,
97:4.4 the Israelites that ritual must not take the place of r..
97:4.5 yes, I will betroth you to me in r. and judgment
97:5.2 “Judgment also will I lay to the line and r. to the
97:5.3 salvation and has covered me with his robe of r..”
97:7.4 convert to the elder Isaiah’s God of justice, love, r.
97:7.6 but my r. shall endure forever and my salvation
97:7.13 universal justice, divine mercy, and eternal r..
97:8.2 Egyptian concept of divine rewards for r. coupled
97:8.3 they re-established their standards of national r..
97:8.3 Jeremiah had proclaimed an era of inner r.—
97:8.3 the everlasting reign of r., the Messianic kingdom.
97:10.6 The Jews loved justice, wisdom, truth, and r. as
101:10.7 in following the gleam of r. discernible in his soul,
103:2.6 toward moral r. and social ministry, rather than
108:6.3 become new men who, like God, are created in r.
108:6.8 into the clear shining of the sun of eternal r. on the
119:0.4 sublime tasks of ruling the local universes in divine r.
119:0.6 such endowments of justice and r. will not suffice
122:9.15 In holiness and r. before him all our days.
124:4.9 dictates of your highest convictions of truth and r..
125:6.6 to function as a teacher of truth, a preacher of r.,
126:4.2 spirit of sorrow, that they may be called trees of r.,
126:4.6 yes, I will uphold you with the right hand of my r.,
130:1.2 directed by the powers of truth and the forces of r.
131:2.4 upon those who fear him and his r. even to our
131:2.5 “The heavens declare God’s r., and all the people
131:2.6 yes, I will uphold you with the right hand of my r..’
131:2.7 His r. is like the mountains and his judgment like
131:2.7 He leads me in the paths of r..
131:2.11 who turn many to r. as the stars forever and ever.
131:3.2 By faith let us lay hold upon true r. and genuine
131:3.4 make sure that you sincerely seek to fulfill all r..
131:4.8 souls of the joys of virtue and the pleasures of r..
131:5.4 the religion is right which leads to union with r..
131:6.2 but those who walk in the paths of r. shall find a
132:3.8 a perfection of beauty and holiness whose r. inhibits
133:4.6 there is a city whose foundations are r. and truth,
135:4.5 was just such a fearless and daring preacher of r..
135:5.1 Had not Moses taught that r. was always rewarded
135:5.8 this rough-and-ready preacher of r. and repentance,
135:11.4 suffer me also this, for it becomes us to fulfill all r..
137:8.7 kingdom of spiritual understanding and divine r..
137:8.7 enter therein, they shall find joy, r., and eternal life
137:8.9 And this kingdom of God is r., peace, and joy in the
137:8.12 kingdom ripens into the full fruit of everlasting r.
137:8.13 of meat and drink but rather a life of progressive r.
139:0.1 It is an eloquent testimony to the charm and r. of
140:1.3 This is the brotherhood of love wherein r. reigns,
140:1.5 shall be: Seek first the kingdom of God and his r.,
140:3.11 “Happy are they who are persecuted for r.’ sake,
140:5.9 Experiential r. is a pleasure, not a duty.
140:5.9 Jesus’ r. is a dynamic love—fatherly-brotherly
140:5.9 It is not the negative or thou-shalt-not type of r..
140:5.20 “Happy are they who are persecuted for r.’ sake,
140:6.3 I demand of you a r. that shall exceed the r. of those
140:6.3 you must have a r. that consists in love, mercy,
140:10.1 things as the means of attaining r.—salvation.
140:10.1 being righteous, by faith, must precede doing r.
142:5.4 then shall the work of r. become peace, quietness,
143:2.2 “John taught you the way of r. in accordance with
144:4.3 You earn r.—progressive character development—
144:5.90 Let the sun of r. shine upon us at noontime, While
147:8.4 Your r. shall go before you while the glory of the
148:6.11 the Father as healing mercy and everlasting r..”
148:7.4 healing was followed by a life of thanksgiving and r..
149:5.2 Better is a little with r. than great revenues without
149:6.5 nobility and r. of his personality beget reverence,
150:5.2 where it says, ‘In the Lord have I r. and strength.’
150:5.2 Also where the Father says, ‘My r. is near;
150:5.2 and has covered me with the robe of his r..
150:5.2 Father that his name ‘shall be called the Lord our r.
150:5.2 clothe my son with the robe of divine r. and eternal
150:5.5 “You cannot buy salvation; you cannot earn r..
150:5.5 Salvation is the gift of God, and r. is the natural
153:2.6 Not for truth and r. or that you might the better
155:1.5 exemplify in your lives this beautiful wholeness of r.,
155:1.5 the measure of your truth endowment, your r..
156:2.6 must go forward in r. or retrogress into evil and sin.
156:5.12 a whole-souled belief, in the certain triumph of r..
156:5.15 Are you a better r. recommender this year than you
159:4.4 writings left on record their highest concepts of r.,
159:5.10 The Master taught a positive standard of r.:
159:5.15 R. comes not from such passive attitudes.
160:2.9 Association does not transmute evil into r., but it
160:3.4 fight, if need be, for the defense of my concept of r.
161:2.4 from repentance, but his piety springs from r..
161:2.4 And he has seemed to be thus perfect in his r.
161:2.4 but our Master exhibits maturity of r. to start with.
166:1.5 the prophets did in their day—proclaiming the r. of
169:2.5 you make eternal friendship with the forces of r.
170:3.0 3. IN RELATION TO RIGHTEOUSNESS
170:3.1 by faith, a r. which would exceed the r. of slavish
170:3.2 the progressive steps of r. which every child must
170:3.3 the attainment of the r. of the kingdom is revealed.
170:3.3 following four steps, the kingdom steps of inner r.:
170:3.7 4. Moral conduct, true r., becomes, then, the natural
170:3.9 The r. of any act must be measured by the motive;
170:3.11 he ushered in the new dispensation of true social r.
170:5.9 Jesus’ teaching, the spiritual ideal of individual r.
171:6.2 seek salvation with all my heart and learn to do r.
176:2.3 and an enhanced demonstration of r., even as he
176:3.2 yielded the fruits of the spirit as the r. of loving
178:1.12 nor establish r. by the power of civil governments
178:1.14 but you are also to be valiant in defense of r.,
178:3.4 worlds whose habit of life is r. and joy in the truth.
180:6.2 he will illuminate the difference between sin and r.
182:1.8 but r. nourishes the creative spirit of individual
188:5.2 Jesus disclosed to this world a higher quality of r.
190:5.4 and the everlasting joy of those who seek r..
190:5.4 That this Son of truth and r. shall rise upon the
194:3.2 in which truth prevails and in which r. triumphs.
196:0.11 movement from spiritual reverence to practical r..
196:3.32 he is consumed with the desire to live them, to do r..
righteousness—with thirst or hunger
101:2.14 —creates within you a hunger and thirst for r.,
103:4.2 The hunger and thirst for r. leads to the discovery of
121:5.12 and thirst for personal religion and individual r..
130:1.2 seek for God—hunger for truth and thirst for r.—
132:2.8 But even as you hunger and thirst for r., you
137:8.16 but sinners and all who hunger and thirst for the r. of
140:3.4 “Happy are they who hunger and thirst for r.,
140:5.5 those who were poor in spirit, hungered after r.,
140:5.8 2. “Happy are they who hunger and thirst for r.,
140:5.8 those who feel poor in spirit will ever hunger for r.
150:5.5 Kingdom believers hunger for r. and thirst for
152:5.4 life neither to thirst for the waters of spiritual r..
156:5.7 love and devotion to truth—hunger and thirst for r.—
160:1.10 for the absence of the hunger and thirst for true r..
164:5.2 who hunger for the truth and who thirst for r..
165:2.4 those who hunger for truth and thirst for r. do.
170:2.22 The thirst for r., a change of mind, the acquirement
170:5.13 the one who hungers and thirsts for r., for God, is
190:5.4 minister salvation to all who hunger and thirst for r.
193:2.2 who hunger for truth and thirst for r.—for God.
195:6.11 cannot know, much less know truth, hunger for r.,
195:7.14 not aspire, idealize, hunger for truth, or thirst for r..
rightful
53:3.3 his Creator-father but not as his God and r. ruler.
54:2.5 No being in all the universe has the r. liberty to
132:5.22 to restore all these ill-gotten gains to the r. owners.
133:2.2 that man has no r. authority over woman unless
135:5.4 Messiah who would be acknowledged as the r.
rightly
15:0.2 rulers of these superuniverses are r. called Ancients
71:2.8 Popular elections may not always decide things r.,
110:5.1 Conscience, r., admonishes you to do right; but the
126:3.5 Jesus r. reasoned that the watchcare of his earthly
127:5.2 her attraction for the carpenter’s son, Rebecca r.
133:3.6 Ganid had imbibed the idea, and r., that Jesus was
147:5.4 Jesus said, “You have r. judged,” and pointing to
157:1.1 on the face of the tax collector, he r. surmised that
159:4.2 “Nathaniel, you have r. judged; I do not regard the
172:1.9 They r. concluded that it would be useless to put
174:2.4 the payment of tribute in so many words, they r.
rightness
147:4.8 when you have real insight into the r. and wrongness
rights or equal rights or human rights
25:2.7 to safeguard the r. of all personalities involved in any
27:3.1 is simply the recognition by any individual of the r.
53:3.4 the courage to assert themselves and claim their r..
54:1.9 How dare the creature encroach upon the r. of his
54:4.4 in defiance of all obligation to respect the r. of all
69:9.17 all government, law, order, civil r., social liberties,
70:9.0 9. HUMAN RIGHTS
70:9.1 Nature confers no r. on man, only life and a world in
70:9.2 society asserted its r. and, at the present time, they
70:9.13 When r. are old beyond knowledge of origin, they
70:9.13 knowledge of origin, they are often called natural r..
70:9.13 But hr. are not really natural; they are entirely social.
70:9.13 They are relative and ever changing, being no more
70:9.15 Few hr. were recognized in the European Middle
70:9.15 every man belonged to someone else, and r. were
70:9.16 weak and the inferior have always contended for er.;
70:9.17 Society cannot offer er. to all, but it can promise to
70:9.17 to administer the varying r. of each with fairness
70:10.2 Justice, as conceived by man, means getting one’s r.
70:11.2 Every grant of r. or liberty to the individual involves
70:11.5 early times had not r. had the sanction of religion;
72:2.11 the federal government or jeopardy of citizenship r.
74:7.6 3. The relation of individual r. to group r. and
81:5.6 but might does enforce the commonly recognized r.
81:5.6 And group r., as well as those of the individual, must
82:4.3 an infringement of the husband’s property r.;
82:4.3 relations grew out of these pre-existent property r..
82:5.4 cousins had prior marriage r. to cousins.
83:8.8 some peoples woman enjoys practically er. with her
83:8.9 woman’s liberties, r. so long denied her in the tardy
84:4.8 being accorded more r. and privileges.
84:5.4 not consciously nor intentionally seize woman’s r.
84:5.4 came for woman to enjoy added r., she got them,
84:5.9 industrialized races woman has received almost all r.
84:5.11 worked toward the realization of women’s r..
84:5.11 But women’s r. are by no means men’s r..
84:5.11 Woman cannot thrive on man’s r. any more than
84:5.11 any more than man can prosper on woman’s r..
84:5.12 existence, together with its own r. within that sphere
84:5.12 If woman aspires literally to enjoy all of man’s r.,
84:7.25 the world, instead of conferring certain parental r.,
84:7.26 as assuming all duties, the child as having all the r..
87:5.1 the spirits and ghosts as having almost unlimited r.
87:5.1 to regard man as having manifold duties but no r..
97:9.24 was a social system dealing with property r.
103:5.4 The self has r. as well as one’s neighbors.
124:2.4 unusual trait was his unwillingness to fight for his r..
134:6.5 and have abandoned all notions of the supposed r. of
138:8.11 that women were to be accorded er. with men
164:4.6 Israel; and this meant denial of all r. and privileges
168:4.11 8. The child is always within his r. when he presumes
rigid
48:4.18 r. unyielding fact and flexible ever-living truth.
58:5.1 The earth’s core had become as dense and r. as steel,
79:2.6 of r. restrictions regarding intermarriage.
92:2.1 Religion is the most r. and unyielding of all human
94:10.2 Tibetans have r. dogmas and crystallized creeds,
121:7.1 They had built up a r. wall of separation between
139:0.4 same r. and stereotyped educational curriculum.
188:5.11 Sovereign of stern justice and r. law-enforcement.
rigidly
12:5.5 though man’s mind is r. space-bound, the creative
72:5.3 and other economic problems are not r. regulated,
rigorous
5:4.5 Mohammedanism provides deliverance from the r.
60:0.2 Very few types outlived the r. trials of the preceding
61:7.13 The r. glacial period destroyed many species and
70:7.12 Following these years of r. discipline and training
81:5.3 admission fees, imposes strict and r. disciplines,
98:2.3 By r. thought the Greeks attempted to attain that
126:5.9 And the r. experience of supporting his family was
140:6.9 may return to the less r. pathway of discipleship.”
155:5.8 the faith adventure of grappling with the r. realities
rigorously
101:4.2 participate in the revelation of truth are r. limited
rigors
64:7.1 colored races were extraordinarily tested by the r.
65:2.16 The r. and climatic severity of the glacial era were
80:3.7 It was not uncommon during the r. of winter for
102:2.7 more indolent of men often seek to escape the r.
rim
15:0.1 the r. the outer regions of the grand universe.
Rimmon
145:5.9 shortly after Jesus and his apostles had left for R.,
146:0.1 preached the gospel and baptized believers in R.,
146:1.0 1. PREACHING AT RIMMON
146:1.1 The small city of R. had once been dedicated to the
146:1.2 many of the citizens of R. became believers in Jesus’
146:1.4 It was at R. that Todan first heard the gospel of the
Rimmonites
146:1.1 teachings were still embraced in the beliefs of the R.;
ring
12:2.5 exist in this outer r. of nebulae, suns, and planets.
15:5.3 undergoes condensation by multiple-r. formation.
15:5.3 clouds of encircling, r.-appearing formations of
26:11.1 transient residents of this inner r. of Havona worlds.
28:2.2 sphere number seven in the outer r. of satellites.
97:9.23 real undoing of Judah was effected by a corrupt r. of
97:9.23 Under Josiah they destroyed the Jerusalem r. of
169:1.9 put the son’s r. on his hand and fetch sandals for
ringing
96:7.7 had the world heard such a r. and cheering message
97:1.4 his r. pronouncement that Yahweh was changeless
97:4.1 Not since the times of Moses had such r. truths been
175:1.8 silence, but you shall soon hear their voices r. out
ringleader
152:2.5 The r. of this plot to make him king was Joab, one
rings
12:2.4 the present inhabited creation as concentric r. of
15:5.3 1. Concentric Contraction R.. Not all nebulae are
15:5.4 They are not thrown off as r. but in right- and left-
41:10.4 the worlds born of the immense nebular r. which are
57:6.3 assemble as r. of matter resembling those of Saturn
57:6.5 Saturn’s r. are the fragments of a disrupted
82:2.5 clothing, veil, seclusion, ornamentation, and r..
riot
135:12.2 He feared to put him to death lest the multitude r.
185:8.2 Pilate was afraid of a tumult or a r..
riotous
169:1.7 he soon wasted all his inheritance in r. living.
riots
185:1.5 No less than a score of r. and much bloodshed
185:1.6 and fierce r. broke out when he failed to reveal the
rip
99:4.6 the moral crosscurrents, and the sociologic r. tides of
ripe
20:9.1 indicates that the time is r. to initiate a spiritual age,
26:6.4 When the supremacy guides deem their pupils r. for
49:5.27 Such worlds now become r. for the culminating
52:4.2 When an evolutionary world becomes thus r. for the
52:5.2 When the worlds have become r. for spiritualization,
58:1.2 Life Carriers cannot initiate life until a sphere is r. for
65:8.6 When physical conditions are r., sudden mental
127:6.13 Jesus left this world r. in the experience which his
132:7.2 That man was not r. for the harvest of salvation;
135:3.4 the world was r. for the end of the age of man and
135:4.4 John was r. for the proclamation of the message of
138:7.1 the time is not now r. to enter into the kingdom.
147:6.4 the apostles, being hungry, plucked the r. grain and
151:3.15 And then when the grain was r., he put forth the
195:2.6 that produced Cicero and Vergil were r. for Paul’s
196:1.2 The time is r. to witness the figurative resurrection
ripen
100:4.4 tolerance will grow into friendship and r. into love.
130:5.3 Time alone will r. the green fruit upon the tree.
ripened
39:5.4 peaceful interassociation as a result of r. human
42:2.14 Thus has physical energy been r. to that point
74:6.4 —fruits, nuts, and cereals—ready prepared as they r..
ripeness
52:3.12 national animosity—is the indicator of planetary r.
ripening
52:7.7 the planet is r. for advanced life and a more settled
57:8.24 Urantia was approaching the r. of conditions suitable
92:1.2 mankind is r. for the appreciation of real religion,
117:6.7 advancing ages of enriching experience, r. wisdom,
131:3.5 a season of grace before the time of the full r. of
147:6.4 the waving wheat, which was just then r., was near
176:2.6 But you should be wise regarding the r. of an age;
ripens
40:10.6 until the fullness of time r. that high quality of
52:3.3 the Material Sons usually r. the sphere for the advent
137:8.12 that hour when the kingdom r. into the full fruit of
riper
25:3.1 problems after they have acquired r. experience.
127:2.7 which awaited his attainment of a r. manhood.
174:1.3 parental maturity, the r. experience of the older
ripples
42:4.14 Such wavelike energy r. are 860 times the
rippling
124:6.5 winding Jordan with its glistening and r. waters as
rise—see rise—with gives, giving, etc.; see rise—resurrect
2:5.1 “He makes his sun to r. on the evil and the good
40:10.2 Son-fused ascenders likewise r. to the source of
48:6.35 If you fail, will you r. indomitably to try anew?
52:6.1 and that nation would r. against nation.
57:8.21 Europe and Africa began to r. out of the Pacific
58:2.6 the temperature begins to r., and this increase
59:5.11 this epoch the land of North America began to r..
60:4.1 rhythm associated with this r. and fall of ocean
60:4.2 first to crumple up, fold, and r. upward to afford
60:4.2 in connection with the r. of the Rocky Mountains,
61:1.12 Following a slight land r. the continent was
61:7.19 extending from the r. of mammalian life to the
70:6.6 clans and tribes would simply r. up and overthrow
78:7.2 and northeast of Mesopotamia continued to r..
78:7.5 kept a written record of the days of the river’s r.
78:7.5 the sudden r. of the waters wiped out the village;
81:6.27 And no stream will r. any higher than its source no
81:6.41 mankind’s agelong r. from animal to human levels of
101:8.2 but faith can r. up only in the heart of the individual
132:3.5 wisdom, ethics, and ideals will never r. higher than
134:6.3 wars and rumors of wars—nation will r. against
135:3.3 John was never able completely to r. above the
139:12.4 Judas was never able to r. above his prejudices
144:2.3 the children and I are in bed; therefore I cannot r.
144:2.3 though your neighbor will not r. and give you
146:4.4 was so thronged by the sick that he was forced to r.
153:2.1 The strangers among you shall r. high in authority
158:5.2 he touched the kneeling father and bade him r.
171:1.6 teachings of Jesus were overwhelmed by the r. of
174:0.2 crushed by disappointment, but your spirit shall r.
177:5.6 and peace be upon you till we r. on the morrow,
182:2.9 They sought sleep that they might r. up early in the
190:5.4 That this Son of truth and righteousness shall r.
195:9.9 calling to the best there is in man to r. above all these
rise—with give, gives, giving, gave
42:5.8 movement gives r. to an electric current; the current
42:5.16 Primordial-force behavior does give r. to phenomena
60:3.15 giving r. to numerous small isolated volcanic cones.
61:2.7 soon giving r. to many species of small dogs.
65:2.8 The frogs gave r. to the Reptilia, a great animal
65:2.12 not only giving r. to the common modern varieties
65:4.12 factors which gave r. to the mammalian ancestors of
70:7.17 These societies gave r. to the first political parties.
85:5.2 In Persia sun veneration gave r. to the Mithraic cult.
87:7.6 every new revelation of truth has given r. to a new
88:6.2 gave r. to the later beliefs in white and black magic.
90:4.7 gave r. to the belief that there existed a beneficent
94:11.10 gave r to the teaching that there were many Buddhas
95:0.1 As India gave r. to many of the religions of Asia,
103:2.9 it is this factual situation that gives r. to the theory
121:5.9 giving r. to religious brotherhoods and numerous
123:5.7 these conditions gave r. to the common saying in
rise—resurrect
158:6.5 Son of Man will be put to death, but he shall r.
168:0.6 “Only have faith, Martha, and your brother shall r.
168:0.6 answered Martha: “I know that he will r. again in
169:3.2 be persuaded even if one were to r. from the dead.
171:4.2 for I declare that on the third day he shall r..
180:6.7 that the Son of Man must die, but that he will r..
182:2.5 who will put him to death, but that he will r. from
182:2.6 but I will r. to be with you a short time before I go
186:3.4 that he would die and “r. again on the third day.”
188:1.2 Joseph believed that Jesus would r. from the dead,
188:2.1 unmindful of his promise to r. from the grave on the
188:2.1 reports of his saying he would r. from the dead.
188:2.2 Master’s assertions that he would r. from the dead
188:2.2 while he was yet alive, ‘After three days I will r..
189:3.2 Michael, let the dead of a Urantia dispensation r.!”
189:4.10 in Galilee, that he would die, but that he would r.
189:5.1 Jesus was really alive; he recalled the promise to r.
190:0.2 the endowment of life—and which enabled him to r.
190:1.1 about dying, along with his promises to r. again.
190:1.3 he would r. on the third day, and I believe him.”
190:1.5 before they arrested him that he would die and r.
191:0.2 when the Master had affirmed he would r. again
191:0.7 believing Jesus had fulfilled his promise to r. again.
191:2.1 betray me, and that on the third day I would r.?
191:6.1 in foretelling his death, declared that he would r..”
193:0.2 be put to death, and that I would r. from the grave.
193:2.2 The fact that the dead r. is not the gospel of the
risen—verb
39:2.8 created as such while others have r. from the lower
81:2.10 And without these animals man could not have r.
97:5.3 come, and the glory of the Lord has r. upon you.”
145:2.2 come, and the glory of the Lord has r. upon you.
145:3.12 the former carpenter or John the Baptist r. from the
157:3.5 believed he was John the Baptist r. from the dead.
158:2.1 mountain until the Son of Man has r. from the
158:2.1 words, “until the Son of Man has r. from the dead.
166:1.5 When Jesus would have r. to depart, one of the
185:4.3 even feared that Jesus was John r. from the dead.
188:2.2 proclaim to the people that he has r. from the dead
189:1.2 the object of their vigil had r. to a new and higher
189:4.12 now and tell my apostles—and Peter—that I have r.,
189:5.3 gone to the apostles believing that Jesus had r.
189:5.4 back to my apostles and again tell them that I have r.
190:1.2 story, doubted that Jesus had r. from the dead;
190:1.3 believe, even faintly, that Jesus had r. from the dead
190:1.5 need of mortal messengers; he has r. from the dead
190:1.5 you shall bear to the believers is: ‘Jesus has r.
190:2.5 He is not dead; he has r.!
190:3.3 was being reported about the city that Jesus had r.,
190:5.3 this man; they maintain that he has r. from the dead.
191:0.2 All day long John upheld the idea that Jesus had r.
191:0.4 “if he has r. and can show himself to the women,
191:0.9 knowing, provided Jesus had really r. from the grave
191:1.1 provided, of course, he had really r. from the dead.
191:1.2 “I believe he has r. from the dead; I will go and tell
191:2.1 you know of a certainty that the Son of Man has r.
191:4.1 believe the report that Jesus had r. from the dead.
191:4.6 proclaiming that Jesus had r. from the dead.
191:5.7 apostles were now convinced that Jesus had r. from
191:6.4 they all believed that Jesus had r. from the dead.
192:0.1 the increasing spread of rumors that Jesus had r.
192:4.2 few of his hearers doubted that the Master had r.
192:4.3 Jesus is not dead; we declare that he has r. from
193:0.5 share the knowledge that I have r. from the dead,
193:2.2 You rejoice to know that the Son of Man has r.
194:0.1 and the good news that Jesus had r. from the dead.
risen Christ or Jesus or Lord or Master or Savior
92:7.12 those who have come to venerate the divine and rC.
189:5.1 was half convinced that the women had seen the rM.
190:1.7 to proclaim the rS. of a world and a universe.
190:2.7 James never revealed more of his visit with the rM.
190:3.1 in the very midst the fully visible form of the rJ..
190:5.7 to Jerusalem to spread the good news of the rS..
191:0.4 that the women had really seen and heard the rM..
191:1.4 by the realization that he had talked with the rM.,
192:0.5 on the way to Galilee to tell the story of their rM.
192:1.4 he surmised that the unrecognized one was the rJ.
192:4.3 was the fifteenth morontia manifestation of the rJ..
192:4.7 public preaching of the new gospel of the rL. except
194:0.3 these men could think of was the fact of the rM..
194:0.4 the experience of believer-fellowship with the rC..
194:1.1 began to preach the new message of a r. Messiah.
194:4.4 shifted to the proclamation of the rC.: “Jesus of
196:2.1 a new religion, the religion of the glorified and rC..
196:2.5 most profoundly believed in the divinity of the rC.,
196:2.5 the human Jesus toward the exaltation of the rC.,
rises
58:2.9 since the needle turns slightly to the east as the sun r.
58:7.8 r. and dips, of the earlier continental drift contributed
68:3.3 the elemental needs of the individual, and which r.
130:6.3 The sun r. every morning to salute you just as it does
131:4.7 The God-knowing soul r. in the universe like the
151:5.2 as the heated air r. in a pocket over the lake during
rising
41:5.1 all X rays and light-energies from a sun until the r.
59:1.15 later the seas were retreating before the r. land.
59:1.15 all of these phenomena of land sinking and land r.
59:1.17 360,000,000 years ago the land was still r..
59:4.13 quickly spread over the face of the rapidly r. land
59:5.14 crustal uneasiness—the settling and r. of the land—
59:5.18 and the southern ancestral Rocky Mountains r..
59:6.4 Land was r. all over the world as the ocean beds
59:6.4 was high above the sea; the west was slowly r..
61:3.3 in fact, the Sierras have been r. ever since.
61:3.7 years ago the mountain regions of Eurasia were r.,
61:5.1 in North America vast areas r. up to 30,000 feet
80:1.2 with their settlements on the slowly r. Nile delta.
84:8.1 great threat against family life is the menacing r. tide
94:2.1 prevent loss of racial identity in the face of a r. tide
97:6.2 Jeremiah’s teaching was the crescendo of the r.
121:2.8 weakening of the Seleucids before the r. power of
121:5.8 and a competitor of, Paul’s r. cult of Christianity.
152:2.5 The enthusiasm of the people was r. every hour.
157:2.1 When you see a cloud r. in the west, you say
158:2.1 now he began to talk about “r. from the dead”!
158:7.7 his statement about r. from the dead utterly failed to
171:4.8 When Jesus spoke of “r. on the third day,” they
171:4.8 When Jesus spoke of “r.,” they thought he
171:4.8 they thought he referred to the “r. of the kingdom.
192:0.2 apostles were dispersed by the r. tide of persecution,
195:8.2 Secularism had its inception as a r. protest against
risk
18:0.11 There is never any danger of default or r. of rebellion
20:5.7 They indeed assume the r., really become like the
54:6.3 such a r. is inseparable from the reality situation of
55:3.6 the insurance reserves against the r. of incapacity for
68:2.2 society is essentially designed to lessen the r. element
92:4.9 such frank statements, even at the r. of weakening
110:6.4 imparted with a minimum of temporal danger or r.
112:5.8 We had rather assume the r. of a system rebellion
176:3.4 was I afraid to r. aught of that which was intrusted
185:8.2 Pilate dared not r. having such a disturbance during
185:8.2 a reprimand from Caesar, and he would not r.
risked
155:6.16 proof that you have unreservedly r. everything you
risking
119:7.4 apparently r. his position and authority on this
risks
139:8.8 but when the Master would decide to take such r.,
rite
70:7.10 Circumcision was first practiced as a r. of initiation
80:8.5 mother worship and the religious r. of cremating the
83:4.5 a magical r. which was supposed to insure fecundity.
89:2.5 Confession was merely a r. of remission, a public
89:8.2 ancient r. of circumcision was an outgrowth of the
89:9.3 social brotherhoods were based on the r. of blood
90:5.3 secret societies were in reality a crude religious r..
93:6.6 r. in token of the ratification of the Salem covenant.
136:2.1 Jesus in no sense received John’s baptism as a r.
162:4.4 The execution of this r. of pouring the wine and
170:5.13 he never opposed the apostles’ practicing the r. of
170:5.13 a believer is admitted by the outward r. of baptism.
rites
70:7.4 2. In order to practice minority religious r..
70:7.15 frighten the curious away from their mourning r.—
80:5.6 to the river and administered the r. of initiation to
87:0.1 their r. were mostly negative, designed to avoid,
88:5.1 one’s enemies might use these things in magical r.
89:4.4 As religion evolved, the sacrificial r. of conciliation
92:1.3 As a social institution religion embraces r., symbols,
92:3.2 Religion has always been largely a matter of r.,
94:10.2 rigid dogmas and crystallized creeds, mystic r. and
98:1.1 a reversion to a crude animism with bloody r.,
121:5.10 Their secret r. and rituals were gruesome and
121:5.14 Paul forsook magic r. and ceremonial enchantments.
123:3.5 in great detail as to the meaning of the Sabbath r.,
125:1.5 his son had sickened at the sight of the temple r.
125:2.2 That night they assembled for the Passover r., eating
162:4.2 vacation pleasures with the solemn r. of religious
179:3.1 knew that their Master never observed these r. of
ritual or religious ritual—noun
63:6.4 idea was elaborated by Moses in the Hebrew r.
68:4.4 ancient man was held a helpless victim of the r. of
70:7.15 Later this r. developed into a pseudo seance at
83:4.2 Magic, r., and ceremony surrounded the entire life of
83:4.8 this was done long before any formal wedding r. was
83:8.1 The Sethite priests made marriage a rr.;
85:4.4 candles still burn as a part of the r. of many
87:2.2 r. of laying the ghost was sure to delay its progress
87:2.5 that mourning was a r., not an evidence of sorrow.
87:6.1 When men believed in ghosts only, rr. was more
87:6.12 hand washing at the cemetery is still a Jewish r..
87:6.12 Baptism was a feature of the later water r.;
87:6.13 man did not stop with ghost coercion; through rr.
87:6.15 This doctrine explains many rr. reversions of a sex
87:7.2 culture or religious advancement has developed a r.,
87:7.2 The more this r. has been an unconscious growth,
87:7.4 the most effective, appealing, and enduring of any r.
87:7.10 do well to prevent the crystallization of such a r. into
88:6.1 practiced through the use of wands, “medicine” r.,
88:6.3 r. of chants and incantations, were highly magical.
89:0.2 This new r. had to do with the observance of the
89:2.3 Sin was r., not rational; an act, not a thought.
89:2.5 a notification of defilement, a r. of crying “unclean,
89:3.1 The r. of the fast was deeply rooted in many ancient
89:3.3 Poverty was just a part of the r. of the mortification
89:3.3 form of this ofttimes foolish r. of renunciation.
89:3.6 The continence cult originated as a r. among
89:4.6 creditor deities that it required all the priests, r.,
89:5.4 started through hunger, friendship, revenge, or rr.,
89:5.10 2. Cannibalism early became a rr., but the growth of
89:7.4 sacred maidens, this whole r. afforded an excuse
89:9.2 The Hebrews long practiced this r. as a part of their
90:0.1 The technique of rr. passed from the forms of the
90:0.1 as r. became more complex in response to man’s
90:0.1 it was inevitably dominated by medicine men,
90:5.1 The essence of the r. is the perfection of its
90:5.1 It is only when the r. has been correctly carried
90:5.1 If the r. is faulty, it only arouses the anger and
90:5.1 evolving mind conceived that the technique of r.
90:5.1 trained to direct the meticulous practice of the r..
90:5.2 R. is the technique of sanctifying custom;
90:5.2 r. creates and perpetuates myths as well as
90:5.2 Again, r. itself has been fathered by myths.
90:5.2 R. may be personal or group in practice—or both—
90:5.3 Words become a part of r., such as the use of
90:5.3 pilgrimages to sacred shrines is a very ancient r..
90:5.3 The r. next grew into elaborate ceremonies of
90:5.3 was just one long performance of accumulated rr..
90:5.3 R. finally developed into the modern types of
90:5.6 to awe the common people by conducting the rr. in
90:5.6 The great danger in all this is that the r. tends to
90:5.7 priests ceased to function as directors of the r. of the
91:5.7 truth, beauty, and goodness without form and r..
92:1.4 and fear motivates the rr. of the primitive believers.
92:3.2 The cardinal religious ideas of prayer, r., ransom,
94:1.2 gradually assuming control over the expanding r. of
94:7.7 universal salvation, free from sacrifice, torture, r.,
94:9.3 it degenerated into a r. which Gautama Siddhartha
94:10.2 who practice an elaborate r. embracing bells, chants,
95:1.7 the cult of Ishtar, a r. which had already invaded
95:2.5 But in the Nile valley magical r. early became
96:2.5 a modified version of the old Yahweh r. of magic
96:5.3 the improved religion and r. of the Israelites.
97:4.4 warned the Israelites that r. must not take the place
97:5.4 messengers boldly denounced the priest-ridden r. of
97:5.6 the whole bloody ceremonial of the Hebrew r. of
97:10.7 In place of destroying all r., they would do better to
97:10.7 faithful observance of a superior and purified r..
98:4.8 This Egyptian r. was built around the legend of the
98:5.1 And this new rr. was a great improvement over the
98:5.5 The women’s cult was a mixture of Mithraic r. and
98:6.1 the r. was local; they had no priesthood and no
98:6.3 both in appearance and in the character of their r..
98:6.5 Mithraism, the r. of worship observance;
124:4.7 As a part of this r. it was customary to say, “The
125:5.10 set them free from their terrible bondage to law, r.,
127:6.7 It was his custom to engage in this sacramental r.
134:9.3 ceremonies of this day of all days in the Jewish rr.,
150:8.4 This r. consisted in repeating numerous passages
195:3.6 the Jewish synagogue, modified by the Mithraic r.;
195:10.14 crave an ancient and authoritative religion of r. and
ritual—adjective
83:5.10 She alone had the r. wedding ceremony, and only the
85:4.1 Babylon, and the Greeks practiced the annual r. bath
87:6.15 This doctrine explains many religious-r. reversions
87:6.16 Next came the practice of r. vows, soon followed by
89:6.2 by volunteers, a sort of religious or r. suicide.
89:7.3 Even after most groups had ceased the r. killing of
89:8.7 fully discharged every r. obligation to the gods.
97:3.4 priesthood, and the “holy women,” the r. prostitutes.
97:9.6 this time the Judahite editors attributed it to r. errors
98:0.2 absorbed into many of the cults and r. groups which
ritualism
121:7.3 priesthood held the Jews in a terrible bondage of r.
ritualistic
89:2.5 Then followed all the r. schemes of purification.
90:5.3 profanity, represents a prostitution of former r.
94:1.5 faith, favor with God apart from r. observances and
94:11.1 Buddhism soon amalgamated with the lingering r.
94:11.3 shackled with those ceremonial practices and r.
195:0.11 bargain with the pagans in that they adopted the r.
195:0.13 old order won many minor victories of a r. nature,
195:8.3 more a nominal influence, largely a r. exercise.
ritualization
89:4.7 Present-day forms of worship are simply the r. of
rituals or religious rituals
87:2.1 constituted the techniques and r. of the ghost cult.
87:2.10 terrestrial wealth is still consumed on funeral r.
87:6.16 the efficacy of self-torture and self-denial as r.
87:7.3 of no two groups will be identical unless their r. are
87:7.10 But a cult—a symbolism of r., slogans, or goals—
89:0.2 And the r. of avoidance, exorcism, coercion, and
89:4.1 religious devotions, like many other worshipful r.,
89:4.1 elevated to the level of the r. of self-abnegation,
89:4.3 incense and other aesthetic features of sacrificial r.
89:9.1 throughout the course of the evolution of Urantian r.
89:9.1 The early r. of sacrifice bred the later ceremonies
89:9.4 human sacrifice and the still earlier cannibalistic r..
90:2.1 comparable to present-day church r. conducted in
90:5.0 5. PRIESTS AND RITUALS
90:5.1 And so for tens of thousands of years endless r.
90:5.2 R. are often at first social, later becoming economic
91:0.4 present-day r. of the dairymen priests of the Todas
91:2.2 r. and incantations to the threshold of true prayer.
91:5.6 deleterious, such as priests, holy books, worship r.,
92:2.3 part of their accepted mores, even as approved rr..
92:3.2 Religion has been largely a matter of rites, r.,
92:7.3 worst in their lingering superstitions and outworn r..
92:7.4 to attain a uniformity of creeds, dogmas, and r.—
94:1.7 sought to crystallize, formalize, and fix their r. of
94:1.7 thousands of superstitions, cults, and r. of India,
94:4.1 returned in measure to the ancient r. of the Vedas
94:8.18 removed all grounds for superstition, magical r.,
94:10.2 the religious ceremonials of present-day Tibetan r.
94:10.2 Tibetans keep up an endless repetition of sacred r.
94:11.3 a perpetuation of Buddha images, temples, r.,
95:2.5 character to a degree not often attained by the r. of
95:6.3 religion was one of action—work—not prayers and r..
97:10.2 own priest-ridden code of laws, sacrifices, and r..
97:10.2 presented in the farewell oration of Moses for the r.
97:10.2 the second Isaiah for the rules, regulations, and r. of
98:3.6 was in turn conquered by the cults, r., mysteries,
98:3.9 to abandon their wild and senseless rr. and return to
98:3.9 they preferred to plunge into the r. of the mysteries,
98:4.8 The r. of the worship of Isis and Osiris were more
121:5.10 Their secret rites and r. were sometimes gruesome
125:0.5 Jesus passed through the consecration r. but was
125:0.6 Though many of the temple r. very touchingly
127:6.6 concerned with such childlike and meaningless r..
195:0.3 it early struck a decided attitude on rr., education,
rival
63:4.5 two r. would-be rulers of the clan fell to fighting for
84:5.13 emancipated woman to become man’s serious r. in
128:4.1 center of learning which would out-r. Alexandria.
rivaled
79:1.2 southeast, but in its day it r. Mesopotamia itself.
97:9.20 a gangster-nobility whose depredations r. those of
rivalrous
195:8.10 harmonize its divergent and r. interests, races, and
rivalry
28:5.18 A refreshing and wholesome r. is promoted even
50:4.9 develops a keen and laudatory r. among the races of
62:3.7 as shown in their r. in the building of both treetop
62:3.8 resulted in serious food competition and sex r.,
83:6.7 to engage in r. for her husband’s affections.
84:8.4 pride and r. are powerless to enhance the survival
174:4.7 by the failure of the Pharisees; but such r. was only
195:2.2 very resentful of anything that savored of political r..
195:10.14 brotherhood there is no place for sectarian r.,
rivals
90:2.12 suppressed their r. by denominating them witches or
river—see Colorado; Euphrates; Hudson; Mississippi;
Ohio; Somme; Susquehanna; Tarim; Yellow
36:6.7 Master Spirits are the sevenfold channel of the r. of
42:1.5 The r. of energy and life is a continuous
43:3.3 “There is a r., the streams whereof shall make glad
62:5.8 nine years of age, the twins journeyed down the r.
63:5.3 Andonic tribes were the early r. dwellers of France;
63:5.3 descendants is found along the course of this r.
64:3.3 fear, together with their experience with r. floods,
64:4.9 alpine glaciers descended far down the r. valleys.
73:3.1 island in the Persian Gulf; the second, the r. location
73:3.4 The great r. that watered the Garden came down
73:3.4 “four heads” of the r. which “went out of Eden,”
73:4.3 twelve gates of the Garden, the r. and its adjacent
73:5.4 beneath the walls and emptied into the r. of Eden
75:5.4 next day Serapatatia drowned himself in the great r..
78:1.5 from the r. valleys of farther Asia by the expanding
78:7.1 r. dwellers were accustomed to rivers overflowing
78:7.2 the inhabitants of the r. regions were driven to the
78:7.5 he was a wine maker of Aram, a r. settlement near
78:7.5 Noah kept a written record of the days of the r.’
78:7.5 ridicule upon himself by going up and down the r.
78:7.5 Noah would go to the neighboring r. settlements
78:8.2 Ur was on the Persian Gulf, the r. deposits having
78:8.5 the Andites who dwelt about the mouth of the r.
79:1.3 of Asia began to drive the Andites to the r. bottoms
79:3.6 Dravidian centers of culture were located in the r.
79:6.1 the Chinese cleared the Andonites from the r. valleys
79:6.5 certain amount of Andite blood eastward to the r.
80:3.8 The European hunters were being driven to the r.
80:5.6 to the shaman priests, who escorted him to the r.
80:6.3 in that they were thoroughly familiar with r. life,
81:1.6 But throughout Asia, along the fertile r. bottoms
81:2.17 The older r. races made their huts by setting poles
84:0.2 The family is the channel through which the r. of
85:4.1 in Mongolia there flourishes an influential r. cult.
85:4.1 refused succor for fear of offending some r. god.
85:5.3 infants were always put adrift upon some sacred r.
91:8.12 are merely the intellectual channel in which the r. of
97:7.14 many nations as they listened by the r. in Babylon.
100:5.1 as channels of growth, albeit the r. bed is not the r..)
111:0.6 be waiting for him on the other side of the Great R..
117:6.25 find him slowly and patiently as a r. quietly wears
122:7.5 where they camped for the night by the r. Jordan
124:6.6 and looking east up this r. valley, they recounted the
128:1.14 traditionally had dwelt in the regions east of the r..
131:2.7 He causes us to drink of the r. of his pleasures,
131:3.4 peace of the soul flow tranquilly like a r. of waters.
133:6.2 by the r. to observe the dredging of the harbor’s
134:9.8 way up the Jordan valley from the ford of the r.
134:9.8 making boats, until John had journeyed up the r.
135:6.1 western coast of the Dead Sea and up the r. Jordan
135:6.1 and crossing over to the other side of the r., John
135:6.1 passed by on their way back and forth across the r..
137:2.1 Jesus took leave of John the Baptist by the r. near
137:6.2 ‘Behold I will extend peace like a r., and the glory
141:7.2 Peter, James, and John into the hills across the r.
144:5.79 day by day with the living waters of the r. thereof.
147:6.3 morning they moved up the r. toward Amathus.
152:5.1 started to walk around the lake and across the r.,
162:0.3 they crossed the r. and continued on to Jerusalem
163:5.1 their effects to lodge that night near Pella by the r..
165:4.8 went down by the r. to witness the baptizing,
167:3.6 were baptized by Abner at noon on that day in the r.
195:9.1 the r. of truth running down through the centuries,
rivers
14:3.7 there are real r. and lakes on these perfect worlds.
43:1.1 but there are no great oceans nor torrential r..
46:2.2 thousands of small lakes but no raging r. nor
61:0.2 rolling hills, broad valleys, wide r., and great forests.
61:7.1 a glacier, as it advances, displaces r. and changes the
63:5.2 thousand separate settlements along the great r.
63:5.4 under the shelter of overhanging cliffs along the r.
64:2.6 the Andon descendants were located along the r. and
64:4.4 Neanderthalers made holes in the ice covering the r.
68:5.2 The earliest human cultures arose along the r. of
68:5.5 by fencing the r. they caught fish in great numbers,
73:3.4 later became confused with the branches of the r.
76:0.1 regions between the Tigris and Euphrates r..
76:0.2 caravan had reached its destination between the r. in
76:1.1 made their way across to the land between the r.
76:1.3 The two r. themselves were a good natural defense
76:1.3 of the territory to the south and between the r..
76:3.6 the first garden with them to the land between the r.;
77:4.6 group at the mouth of the Tigris and Euphrates r.
78:1.3 located in the triangle of the Tigris and Euphrates r.;
78:1.4 near the mouth of the r., remnants of the ancient
78:1.12 civilization lay in the second garden between the r.
78:2.1 sons of Adam labored along the r. of Mesopotamia,
78:7.1 The river dwellers were accustomed to r overflowing
78:8.1 in their homeland near the mouths of the r..
78:8.2 controlling works and widening mouths of the r..
79:1.3 valleys of the Nile, Euphrates, Indus, and Yellow r.,
79:1.4 through Mesopotamia and Turkestan to the r. of
79:3.6 and in the Deccan along the three great r. flowing
79:6.4 their earliest centers along the coast and up the r..
79:6.4 increasing floods and the shifting courses of the r.
80:3.1 the culture of the blue man located along all the r. of
80:4.2 having come from Siberia by way of the Russian r.
80:5.5 progressed by population pressure along the r.,
85:4.1 primitive races venerated springs and worshiped r..
85:4.1 bubbling springs, gushing fountains, flowing r.,
97:5.6 a thousand rams or with ten thousand r. of oil?
126:4.5 of rams, ten thousands of sheep, or with r. of oil?
148:5.5 I will be with you, and when the r. of adversity
162:6.1 said, ‘Out of him shall flow r. of living waters.’
road
5:1.1 There is a long, long r. ahead of mortal man before
70:0.3 drove the human race along the progressive r. to
87:1.5 a funeral by a different r., lest the ghost follow.
94:9.5 the Mahayana teaching of the “Great R.” to salvation
94:9.5 the south who held to the Hinayana, or “Lesser R..”
94:12.2 the followers of the Lesser R. and the Greater R..
100:5.3 conversion that eventful day on the Damascus r..
101:5.12 a character well on the r. to the actual acquirement
122:6.1 the base of this elevation and the r. leading out of
122:6.1 to a point where it joined the r. to Sepphoris.
123:1.7 several miles south of Nazareth on the Megiddo r.
124:6.5 The r. now led immediately down into the tropical
124:6.8 By the fourth and last day’s journey the r. was a
127:3.6 Jesus’ former trip over this r. when he was thirteen
127:6.6 friends in an adjoining village down the Jericho r..
133:0.2 citizens and Greek colonists lived along this r., but
134:8.1 Jesus proceeded along the Damascus r. to a village
137:2.3 Jesus, looking ahead and up the r., saw one Philip
138:8.9 that he might go out in the r. to speak good cheer
145:3.5 that the r. from Capernaum was crowded by those
147:6.4 As the company passed along the narrow r.,
147:6.4 help themselves to grain as they passed along the r.
155:2.1 way of the Jordan to the Damascus-Capernaum r.,
155:2.1 thence northeast to the junction with the r. to
155:4.1 junction with the Magdala-Mount Lebanon trail r.,
155:4.1 thence to the crossing with the r. leading to Sidon,
155:5.16 As they journeyed on down the r., the twenty-four
156:6.2 east inland to near Jotapata by way of the Tiberias r..
156:6.3 journeyed to the junction with the Magdala-Sidon r.
158:7.1 Waters of Merom they came to the Damascus r.,
158:7.1 that they go on to Capernaum by the Damascus r.
158:7.1 go on down over the east Jordan r. since they
164:1.3 plight, he passed by on the other side of the r..
168:0.5 a neighbor lad to keep watch down the Jericho r.
171:1.2 this group left Jesus at the Jordan ford on the r. to
171:5.3 springing forward toward the center of the r.,
171:6.4 arose and made their way up the “r. of robbers” to
171:8.1 About halfway up the ascending r. to Bethany the
171:8.2 of Archelaus, and his aqueduct ran along the r. by
172:3.6 a neighboring village a little off the main r.
176:0.2 As they turned to leave the r. leading on to
178:2.12 his twelve apostles over the trail to the Bethany r.
178:3.1 the western brow of Mount Olivet to meet the r.
182:2.10 upper trail which led to the Bethany-Jerusalem r.,
182:2.10 while John Mark was to watch along the r. coming
182:2.12 John Mark took up his vigil near the r. which ran
183:4.7 he hastened back down the Jericho r. to carry this
184:2.9 Peter sat down by the side of the r. and wept bitterly
185:5.3 in the act of robbery and murder on the Jericho r..
187:1.4 the custom to journey to Golgotha by the longest r.
187:1.4 following this r., they soon arrived at Golgotha,
187:1.4 villas of the wealthy, and on the other side of the r.
188:1.2 short distance north of Golgotha and across the r.
189:4.6 garden on the hillside on the eastern side of the r.,
190:5.2 these two brothers trudged along the r. to Emmaus
190:5.5 about to take leave of them, going on down the r.,
190:5.6 as he spoke to us while we walked along the r.!
196:2.1 experience with the Jesus of the Damascus r..
roads
48:5.7 There are no royal r., short cuts, or easy paths to
71:1.20 7. Definite territory with r..
73:5.2 than twelve thousand miles of paved paths and r..
73:5.2 The r. and paths were well built, and the landscaping
121:1.7 Good r., for the first time in the world’s history,
121:2.4 a culture, Rome built the r. and unified an empire,
167:2.2 the lord to his servants: ‘Go now out into the r.
172:3.6 the junction of the r., you will find the colt of an
roadside
133:1.1 incident occurred one afternoon by the r. as they
137:2.3 Nathaniel rested under the shade of a tree by the r.
137:2.4 Here, without a moment’s warning—on the r. near
158:1.1 memorable noontide confession of Peter by the r.
171:8.14 in the shade of an overhanging rock by the r.,
172:3.13 lest in their stead these stones by the r. cry out.”
roadway
171:6.1 tree whose spreading branches overhung the r..
roam
24:0.10 headquarters; they r. the universe of universes.
25:3.16 r. the universe of universes on special assignment.
53:7.15 Thus were these archrebels allowed to r. the system
77:7.8 No more do they r. this world on mischief bent.
roamed
53:8.1 Lucifer and Satan freely r. the Satania system until
61:1.9 the ancestors of the later kangaroos r. Australia.
64:4.2 as elephants and hippopotamuses, r. over Europe.
151:6.2 now r. at will among the tombs and abandoned
roaming
96:5.1 Hebrews out of slavery and uncivilized r. while he
107:2.5 Adjusters are on detached assignments, r. the
107:2.5 it is entirely possible that an Adjuster could be r. the
roams
64:6.1 the red man is the first to evolve, and for ages he r.
roasted
63:6.7 later on they r. large pieces in the fire, but their
92:2.2 “The flesh r. with fire and unleavened bread
125:2.2 assembled for the Passover rites, eating the r. flesh
roasting
66:5.18 They taught mankind that cooking, boiling and r.,
rob
66:6.6 these supermen knew better than to r. mankind of
67:7.5 but never does the sin of any being r. another of the
131:3.4 No man can r. you of the liberty of your own
160:2.8 Loving human associations tend to r. suffering of
robbed
34:7.4 upheaval precipitated world-wide confusion and r.
94:2.3 monotonous round of repeated transmigrations r.
132:5.18 should be restored to those who have thus been r.
164:1.3 cruel brigands, who r. him, stripped him and beat
164:1.3 when he saw how he had been r. and beaten, he
179:4.2 When the twelve heard this, having already been r.
robber
165:2.4 any other means than by the door is a thief and a r..
171:6.2 son of Abraham who is an extortioner and a r. of
183:3.8 me with swords and with staves as if to seize a r.?
185:5.3 was a noted political agitator and murderous r.,
robbers
69:5.1 who had food, provided he could protect it from r.,
133:2.1 if you found me out by the wayside, attacked by r.,
164:1.3 to be the neighbor of him who fell among the r.?”
165:4.3 for the property which escaped the r. his heirs fell
171:6.4 they arose and made their way up the “road of r.” to
173:1.7 for all nations, but you have made it a den of r..
robbery
41:7.15 energy islands of space or through gravity-r. of
57:7.4 over the moon in size enabled it to begin the slow r.
95:2.9 hall of Osiris, where, if innocent of “murder, r.,
185:5.3 Barabbas had been apprehended in the act of r. and
187:4.5 extolled such a career of r. as an effective patriotic
187:4.5 youths to enlist in these daring expeditions of r..
robe
97:5.3 and has covered me with his r. of righteousness.”
150:5.2 has covered me with the r. of his righteousness.
150:5.2 clothe my son with the r. of divine righteousness
169:1.9 ‘Bring quickly his best r., the one I have saved,
185:4.3 arrayed him in an old purple royal r. and sent him
185:6.2 they again put upon him the purple r., and plaiting
185:6.4 Jesus of Nazareth, clothed in an old purple royal r.
186:4.1 after removing the r. which Herod had put on him,
robes
74:2.7 And Adam and Eve were invested with kingly r.
166:1.5 the first places at the feasts and in wearing long r.
175:1.9 and enlarge the borders of their official r..
robs
102:3.1 impoverished environment of the spiritual nature r.
robust
41:3.7 but the brilliant white light signifies r. adult life.
102:1.1 of the r. and confident faith of the full-grown man.
102:2.8 who do not relish the more r. activities of living a
127:1.3 This physically strong and r. youth also acquired the
127:5.1 Since Jesus was such a splendid specimen of r.
128:6.2 Jesus was one of the most r. and refined specimens
139:1.12 It was two full days before this r. man expired on the
143:1.2 the acquirement of a strong, r., and aggressive
170:3.2 to grow up to the full stature of the r. sons of God.
171:7.6 He inspired profound self-confidence and r. courage
196:0.14 Jesus made r. and manly decisions, courageously
rock—see rock deposits; rock layer(s)
57:8.13 In none of these ancient r. formations will there be
58:5.2 mass consists principally of different kinds of r..
58:6.6 Study of the r-embraced fossils of marine life reveals
58:7.1 The vast group of r. systems which constituted the
58:7.3 At some points these ancient r. systems are as much
58:7.4 r. which extends from Pennsylvania and the ancient
58:4.7 succeeding water submergence and r. deposition.
58:4.7 Although much of the upper r. sedimentation and
59:3.6 as alternate layers of lava and r. 25,000 feet thick.
59:3.9 this is the stratum of r. over which Niagara Falls
59:3.9 This layer of r. extends from the eastern
59:3.9 a collection of conglomerate, shale, and r. salt.
59:3.9 In some regions these r. salt beds are seventy feet
60:3.14 A large segment of r. was overthrust fifteen miles at
61:7.1 such as potholes, displaced stone, and r. flour,
63:3.2 family was domiciled in four adjoining r. shelters,
63:3.4 an earthquake by the falling of an overhanging r..
69:3.10 The first group specialists in industry were r. salt
98:5.3 portrayed a militant god taking origin in a great r.,
98:5.3 water to gush from a r. struck with his arrows.
121:7.12 applied not merely to human beings, but every r. and
122:7.7 hewn out of the side of the r. and situated just
125:1.4 down to the priests’ court beneath the r. ledge in
128:6.11 until he was seated on the favorite r. by the corner
135:9.7 John stood upon a r. and, lifting up his sonorous
136:4.14 these eventful days Jesus lived in an ancient r. cavern
136:4.14 that came from the side of the hill near this r. shelter.
136:6.6 reputed to have brought forth water from the r. in
136:7.1 the shade of a tree on an overhanging ledge of r.
147:3.1 gas accumulations in the r. caverns underneath the
150:8.5 our Creator and the r. of our salvation; our help and
151:6.2 with caverns which had been hewn out of the r..
155:4.2 under the shadow of an overhanging ledge of r.,
157:4.5 Upon this r. of spiritual reality will I build the
168:1.1 a small natural cave, or declivity, in the ledge of r.
171:8.14 the apostles in the shade of an overhanging r. by the
182:1.2 Jesus bade them kneel on a large flat r. in a circle
187:5.4 they were somewhat sheltered by an overhanging r..
188:1.2 in Joseph’s new family tomb, hewn out of solid r.,
189:2.4 and it moved in a groove chiseled out of the r.,
190:5.4 a Deliverer shall be as the shadow of a great r. in a
rock deposits
58:7.10 Some of the upper layers of these transition r.
59:2.1 but it does not present the uniform r. which may be
59:3.4 Many of the r. salt deposits belong to this period.
59:3.6 over a shallow sea bed, thus interspersing the r.,
59:3.9 The r. of this submergence are known in North
rock layer(s)
57:8.12 These r. have been heated, bent, twisted, and again
58:7.1 In many places these oldest stratified r., bearing
58:7.2 But the absence of such fossils in the early r. does
58:7.3 of this transition stone, the oldest stratified r.,
58:7.10 Much of the copper in these r. results from water
59:3.1 The thickness of this ancient r. averages about one
59:3.6 as alternate layers of lava and r. 25,000 feet thick.
rocks
57:8.12 the modified remnants of these ancient preocean r.
58:7.1 these older water-deposited r. are commingled
58:7.3 The r. of this olden age are now at the surface,
58:7.5 The r. of this era are exposed here and there all over
58:7.5 these primitive fossil-bearing r., existing in several
58:7.9 The sedimentary r. belonging to this stratification
58:7.10 Some is found in the cracks of the older r. and is
58:7.10 extrusions lying partly in the older unstratified r.
58:7.10 r. of the transition periods of life formation.
59:1.6 these are the oldest r. which contain trilobite fossils.
59:1.6 land in which were deposited these fossil-bearing r..
59:1.16 In many regions these r. are horizontal, but in the
59:2.9 scale was represented in the fossils of those r. which
59:3.2 No fire r. or lava are found in the stone layers of
59:3.6 These r. were laid down by the intermittent lava
59:4.8 in Europe the Devonian r. are 20,000 feet thick.
60:3.14 British Columbia; here the Cambrian r. are thrust out
84:6.4 The hand that r. the cradle fraternizes with destiny.
85:1.4 Such porous r. were supposed to be unusually
85:5.1 The worship of r., hills, trees, and animals naturally
111:1.9 rejected mercy and upon the r. of embraced sin.
117:6.25 as an earthquake tears chasms into the r., but men
151:2.3 The seed which fell among the r. stands for those
152:3.2 hardly ceased to reverberate from the near-by r.
174:0.2 on the spiritual foundations of the eternal r..”
186:1.7 valley of Hinnom, where he climbed up the steep r.
186:1.7 body was dashed to pieces as it fell on the jagged r.
187:1.6 In those days will you pray the r. of the hills to fall
189:1.13 the seal of the governor about the r. has not yet been
rocky—see Rocky Mountain(s)
57:7.7 to start precipitation of rain on the hot r. surface of
123:5.12 Jordan valley and far beyond lay the r. hills of Moab.
151:1.2 Other seed fell upon the r. places where there was
151:2.2 The seed which fell upon the r. places, and which
Rocky Mountain(s)
59:2.4 Pacific Ocean remained over the present R. regions,
59:5.18 both the Andes and the southern ancestral R. rising.
59:5.19 the Carboniferous sea over the present R. region,
60:2.2 monstrous reptiles are buried throughout the R.
60:3.9 Along the eastern borders of the R. these deposits
60:3.14 connected with the maximum elevation of the R.
60:3.14 On the eastern slope of the R., near the Canadian
60:4.2 But in connection with the rise of the R., great
60:4.3 The youngest mountains are in the R. system,
60:4.3 carved into the present R. by the combined artistry
60:4.4 The present North American R. region is not the
61:3.3 The R. region remained highly elevated so that the
rod
85:2.5 be detected by a wooden divining r. is a relic of the
136:9.7 You shall break them with a r. of iron; you shall
155:1.2 the Son ‘shall break them with a r. of iron and
184:4.1 They would strike him in the face with a r. and
Rodan—Greek philosopher from Alexandria
160:0.0 RODAN OF ALEXANDRIA
160:0.1 Greek philosopher from Alexandria named R..
160:0.1 R. was now earnestly engaged in the task of
160:0.1 he had come to Magadan hoping that the Master
160:0.1 He desired to secure a firsthand and authoritative
160:0.1 declined to enter into such a conference with R.,
160:0.1 Jesus did receive him graciously and immediately
160:0.1 should listen to all he had to say and tell him about
160:1.0 1. RODAN’S GREEK PHILOSOPHY
160:1.1 R. began a series of ten addresses to Nathaniel,
161:0.0 FURTHER DISCUSSIONS WITH RODAN
161:0.2 were still in the midst of their discussions with R.
161:0.2 Thomas were engaged in earnest debate with R..
161:0.2 The week prior, in which R. had expounded his
161:0.2 R. discovered that he had been well instructed in
161:1.1 There was one matter on which R. and the two
161:1.1 R. readily accepted all that was presented to him
161:1.1 but he contended that the Father in heaven is not,
161:1.1 R. found it still more difficult to prove God is not a
161:1.2 R. contended that the fact of personality consists
161:1.2 Said R.: “In order to be a person, God must have
161:1.4 Father is a person, even within the definition of R..
161:1.4 his own personal experience with God, and that R.
161:1.4 that he had recently had similar experiences, but
161:1.4 he contended, proved only the reality of God, not his
161:1.5 Nathaniel had won R. to believe in the personality of
161:1.10 R. had been tremendously influenced by the teaching
161:1.11 When R. heard these arguments, he said: “I am
161:2.1 Nathaniel and Thomas had so fully approved R.’
161:2.11 and Thomas had concluded their conferences with R.
161:2.12 R. made his way to Alexandria, where he long taught
161:2.12 he taught his philosophy in the school of Meganta.
161:2.12 He became a mighty man in the later affairs of the
161:2.12 he was a faithful believer to the end of his earth days,
162:0.3 having been delayed by their conferences with R..
177:3.5 kingdom, having been instructed by R. at Alexandria
191:6.1 Jesus appeared to R. and eighty other believers,
191:6.1 when he had delivered his message to R., it was
191:6.4 believers and listening to the many words of R. and
194:4.11 Two of the pupils of R. arrived in Jerusalem and
rode
122:7.4 Mary, being large with child, r. on the animal with
127:5.6 present (unobserved by Jesus) that day when he r.
rodents
61:2.7 About the same time the gnawing r., including
role - see role of
61:2.4 and foraminifers continued to play an important r..
66:4.6 and those who later functioned in the parental r.
77:1.2 these one hundred could function in the parental r.
86:1.2 lives of peril in which chance played an important r..
93:10.11 who may be destined to play an important r. in the
role of
25:3.11 he assumes a new r. of mercy-justice interpreter,
25:4.12 in to Havona you enact the r. of a pupil-teacher.
33:3.4 enacts the r. of a mother, always assisting the Son
51:1.7 could even procreate with them, though this r. of
65:6.4 blood cells to perform in the double r. of oxygen
82:6.7 improvement because of the r. of dominant genes.
84:7.4 1. The new r. of religion—the teaching that parental
84:7.5 2. The new r. of science—procreation is becoming
93:10.6 resume the r. of the dethroned Planetary Prince,
96:4.8 concept of Yahweh to assume the monotheistic r. of
112:5.18 personality reassembly to take up once more the r. of
117:4.11 has the choice of accepting or of rejecting the r. of
119:5.3 first appearance of Michael incarnated in the r. of
119:5.4 That Michael had in person performed in the r. of
120:2.2 the justice of your doing in the r. of mortal flesh
120:2.5 I counsel you to function in the r. of a teacher.
122:5.1 advancement from the rank of carpenter to the r. of
127:6.12 the fatherly r. of guiding and directing the children
134:9.9 early beneficiaries to recognize him in his later r. of
137:4.2 Jesus could at one moment enact the human r. or
157:6.6 and in so doing prepared openly to assume the r. of
157:7.5 assumption of the new and public r. of a Son of God
roles
33:5.4 the Stationary Sons functioning in advisory r. in the
55:4.17 worlds the Trinity Teacher Sons appear in new r..
roll—noun; see roll call
49:6.9 just as literally as when the en masse r. is called at
67:4.1 When the final r. was called, the corporeal
137:6.2 ruler of the synagogue handed him the Scripture r.,
137:6.3 this reading, Jesus handed the r. back to its keeper.
150:8.1 when the ruler of the synagogue handed him the r.
150:8.8 chazan went over to the ark and brought out a r.,
150:8.8 Jesus, taking the r., stood up and began to read
roll call(s)
22:1.10 their names are removed from the finaliter r. call.
22:7.9 as two personalities in the make-up and r. calls of
23:2.16 was absent from the r. calls of Orvonton for almost
25:5.4 has ever been transferred from the permanent r. of
27:0.1 The r. calls are complete; from eternity not one of
33:4.8 at the times of general- and special-resurrection r.,
37:3.6 The r. of a dispensation termination is promulgated
45:4.1 the throne of the resurrection r. call of mercy and
45:4.1 in all matters concerning the r. calls of Satania and
45:4.2 were assembled at the time of the resurrection r. of
49:6.7 are repersonalized in the dispensational r. calls.
49:6.11 and all indwelt beings are on the r. calls of justice.
49:6.11 or at the regular millennial and dispensational r..
74:2.8 voice of Gabriel decreed the second judgment r. of
76:6.2 placed in Gabriel’s hands, directing the special r.
93:10.2 neither resurrection r. call nor ending of planetary
110:7.10 with pleasure and without apprehension the r. call of
113:6.4 tarry there in idleness awaiting the dispensational r.
113:6.8 guardians shall respond to the dispensational r.
113:6.8 This r. of justice always immediately follows the r.
114:0.2 At noon today the r. call of planetary angels,
119:4.1 It was at the end of one of the periodic millennial r.
189:3.1 let the r. call of the planetary resurrection begin.”
189:3.3 Urantia sons, this was the third of the planetary r.,
roll—verb
63:3.5 Their first task was to r. up stones to entomb their
131:4.7 When man shall r. up space as a piece of leather,
160:4.10 you may r. in luxury even though you have done
168:1.12 Said Martha: “Must we r. away the stone?
168:1.12 As they hesitated to r. away the stone, Jesus said:
188:1.5 the centurion signaled for his soldiers to help r. the
189:2.4 secondary Urantia midwayers to r. away the stones
189:2.4 saw this huge stone begin to r. away from the
189:4.6 the way out, “Who will help us r. away the stone?”
rolled
44:1.1 sublime ecstasy while the melody of the realm r.
168:0.1 The stone at the entrance of the tomb had been r. in
168:0.5 they r. the stone in front of the tomb and sealed the
168:1.12 directing that the stone in front of the tomb be r.
168:1.13 laid hold upon the stone and r. it away from the
182:3.7 for the perspiration r. off his face in great drops.
188:2.3 These men r. yet another stone before the tomb
189:2.4 chiseled out of the rock, so that it could be r. back
189:4.2 that a second stone had been r. in front of the tomb,
189:4.6 greatly surprised to see the stone r. away from the
rolling
61:0.2 an attractive appearance—r. hills, broad valleys,
63:5.5 The entrance to such a hut was closed by r. a stone
181:2.5 Zebedee stood in the upper chamber, the tears r.
rolls
30:4.11 the coming of a Son of God to call the r. of the age
93:4.1 person who signed or marked the clay-tablet r. of
93:6.8 hundred thousand regular tithe payers on the r. of
113:6.8 when the r. are called, the seraphim respond, but
163:6.2 rather rejoice that your names are written on the r.
Roman—noun
130:2.5 one a Greek and the other a R., believed Philip’s
132:5.25 Jesus had finished counseling him, this wealthy R.
138:4.2 Sadducee or publican, R. or Jew, rich or poor,
143:1.5 preached to all men—Jew and gentile, Greek and R.
183:5.4 the R., addressing his assistant, said: “Go along
191:4.3 good news, whether they be Greek or R.,
195:2.2 The R. was interested in political administration;
195:2.2 he cared little for either art or religion,
195:2.2 but he was unusually tolerant of art and religion.
195:2.6 The R. was by nature and training a lawyer;
195:2.6 he revered even the laws of nature.
195:2.6 he discerned in the laws of nature the laws of God.
195:3.1 The R. provided a unity of political rule; the Greek,
Roman—adjective
Roman armies
135:9.5 Would he smite the R. as Joshua had the
170:2.25 until after the destruction of Jerusalem by the R.,
176:1.2 the Jews in direct conflict with the powerful R.,
176:1.4 finally see Jerusalem being encompassed by the R.
176:4.2 But when the R. leveled the walls of Jerusalem,
Roman authorities
162:1.7 he must have been promised protection by the R..
162:2.5 to avoid a clash with Jesus, believing that the R.
168:3.5 that serious complications with the R. would arise
174:2.4 could go at once before the R. and charge him with
175:4.5 Jewish nation by possible involvement with the R..
177:4.1 before the R. for the purpose of securing the civil
184:1.1 acting high priest, and with his relations to the R.,
188:0.3 offer bribes to the R. for the privilege of gaining
Roman believers
166:5.4 to the Jews, then to the Greco-R. in the mysteries.
Roman capital
184:3.17 they feared Pilate might any time return to the R. of
Roman captain
147:1.1 The R. did this because he thought the Jewish
183:3.7 to bind his hands behind his back, although the R.
183:5.1 the Jewish captain of the temple guards and the R.
183:5.1 And the orders of the R. were obeyed; they took
183:5.3 But when the R. heard this and, looking around,
183:5.3 Then the R. said to the Jewish captain: “This man
184:0.3 not only because of the word of the R., but also
186:4.4 since Jesus was to be crucified that morning, the R.
187:1.10 the R. commanded him to carry Jesus’ crossbeam.
187:4.3 heard this story from the converted R. of the guard.
Roman castle
162:4.2 The entire city was gaily decorated except the R.
Roman census
122:4.3 did go to Bethlehem to be registered for the R., but
Roman centurion
130:2.5 young Greek was appointed the steward of a R.,
133:4.3 To the R. he said: “Render unto Caesar the things
147:1.1 Capernaum and save the favorite servant of the R.,
150:1.1 by Jesus were: Celta, the daughter of a R.;
187:4.4 were based upon the recital of the R. on duty who,
187:4.4 because of what he saw and heard, believed in Jesus
187:5.5 When the R. saw how Jesus died, he smote his
187:5.5 he smote his breast and said: “This was indeed a
187:5.5 And from that hour he began to believe in Jesus.
187:6.2 John, being well known by this time to the R.,
188:1.3 material body of Jesus to the tomb were: the R.,
Roman cities
123:5.12 they could see the Greco-R. of the Decapolis,
Roman citizen(s)
121:1.2 in the Greek tongue, while he himself was a R..
132:5.1 A certain rich man, a R. and a Stoic, became
133:0.2 Many noble R. and Greek colonists lived along this
143:1.1 In contacting with these R., the apostles
187:1.5 The Romans never crucified a R.; only slaves and
195:1.1 There, under the shadow of the Acropolis, this R.
Roman civilization
71:1.22 The great weakness in R, and a factor in the collapse
79:8.3 hundred years following the disruption of Greco-R..
Roman commander
183:2.3 and requested the R. to give them this guard.
Roman conquest
121:3.7 Slavery was a feature of R. military conquest.
Roman counselor
183:5.4 because John had something of the status of a R.
Roman cross
171:0.7 their beloved teacher would be hanging on a R. with
Roman cult
98:3.8 the human gods continued until the official R. had
Roman culture
195:0.4 the best of Greco-R. was turning to this new order
Roman custom
187:0.1 It was the R. to assign four soldiers for each person
Roman doctrines
121:6.5 Greek mystical philosophy and R. Stoic doctrines
Roman domination
136:1.3 coming Messiah deliver the Jewish people from R.
Roman education
195:2.3 R. bred an unheard-of and stolid loyalty.
Roman emperor
87:3.4 One R. tried to reform these practices by reducing
92:6.20 a reversion to the early R. worship and to Shinto
130:2.1 and surmounted by a colossal statue of the R..
195:0.10 the R. Constantine was won to the new religion.
Roman Empire
98:5.1 Mithraism spread over the R. through the
121:2.10 for Jewish penetration of distant portions of the R.
121:3.9 There was no widespread social problem in the R.
121:3.10 woman enjoyed more freedom throughout the R.
121:5.5 developed into a religion throughout the Greco-R..
121:7.12 The Mediterranean R., the Parthian kingdom, and
122:7.1 Augustus decreed that all inhabitants of the R.
122:7.1 Throughout all the R. this census was registered
126:3.11 the Jewish commonwealth and religion? to the R.?
132:0.3 At this time the R. included all of southern Europe,
134:5.1 there were only two great world powers—the R. in
140:8.14 were lax in Palestine and throughout the R..
142:1.7 this Passover to the uttermost parts of the R. and
148:0.4 Interested persons from every part of the R. and
162:1.4 believers from all parts of the R. saw Jesus, heard
163:5.2 Palestine and even from remote regions of the R..
173:1.3 the R. for this orthodox shekel of Jewish coining.
188:3.1 from all parts of the R. and from Mesopotamia.
195:0.1 and the Greek believers carried it to the whole R..
195:0.2 the rest of the R. was found to be receptive to the
195:0.3 a new religion—something all the R. and all the
195:0.5 so effectively capture the very best minds of the R.?
195:3.0 3. UNDER THE ROMAN EMPIRE
195:3.11 And this R. lasted sufficiently long to insure the
195:6.9 then went out and turned the whole R. upside down.
Roman Europe
98:0.2 of faith and trust in God were still functioning in R.
Roman family
129:1.7 This officer belonged to a wealthy R.,
Roman feelings
128:6.5 of a voluble denunciation of pent-up anti-R.,
Roman genius
195:1.8 the R. political genius for empire administration and
Roman goddess
98:3.3 Vesta was the R. of the home.
Roman government
121:2.8 was wrapped up in the foreign policy of the R.,
121:5.4 the bitter persecutions of both churches by the R..
139:8.13 Thomas was apprehended by the agents of the R.
140:8.9 existing between the Jewish people and the R.;
Roman governor(s)
184:3.13 knew that they must secure the consent of the R.
185:0.1 The Master was taken into the presence of the R.
185:1.9 A worthy R. who had not become involved with the
185:2.1 the R. came out and, addressing the company
185:2.4 To come before the R. with this attempt at evasion
185:5.2 custom of the R. to allow the populace to choose
186:2.8 Jesus was wholly passive to all the R.’ appeals to
186:2.11 the fear-ridden R. little dreamed that the universe
Roman guard(s)
125:1.5 stately home of Herod, and the tower of the R..
128:6.5 Close at hand stood a R. who made improper
147:1.1 Mangus, a centurion, or captain, of the R. stationed
173:1.7 By the time the near-by R. had appeared on the
173:2.1 they dreaded the possibility of the R. being called
183:2.3 to obtain permission to employ the armed R..
188:2.2 the official request of the Sanhedrin that a R. be
189:1.2 duty; the R. had been changed at midnight.
Roman influence
195:2.0 2. THE ROMAN INFLUENCE
Roman institutions
184:3.17 regarding Jesus’ relation to the Roman law and R.
Roman judge
128:6.7 And the R. judge spoke the truth.
133:4.7 To the R. he said: “As you judge men, remember
185:7.5 when Caiaphas approached the cowardly R. and,
Roman law
183:5.3 The R. allows that any prisoner may have one
184:3.17 Jesus’ relation to the R. and Roman institutions
185:6.2 illegal procedure since the R. provided that only
195:2.3 R. law was dignified and respect-breeding.
Roman legionnaires
128:6.5 the R. were very sensitive to anything bordering
Roman legions
98:5.1 the propagandizing of R. recruited in the Levant,
98:5.1 for they carried this belief wherever they went.
125:4.2 bound and living under the surveillance of the R..
Roman men
143:1.5 preached to all men—Jew and gentile, Greek and R.
Roman officer
183:5.2 neither the Jewish captain nor the R. would speak to
Roman officials
147:6.2 the R. were not much alarmed by his preaching.
162:1.7 been due to a secret understanding with the R..
Roman oppressors
136:9.7 the Zealots to lead them in rebellion against the R..
Roman persecutors
132:4.7 Simon Peter, it was this man who defied the R.
Roman policy
121:2.8 R., the degeneration of Egypt, and the weakening
Roman political system
121:1.4 1. The R. political and social systems.
Roman post
129:1.7 Capernaum was a strong R. military post, and the
Roman power
139:3.8 the Master’s supposed revolt against the R.,
Roman procurator
130:2.1 the capital of Palestine and the residence of the R..
185:0.1 Jesus brought before Pilate, the R. who governed
Roman protection
183:5.4 John was acting under R., and the Jews dared not
Roman province(s)
133:2.5 the same boat for Corinth, the capital of the R. of
133:6.1 of Troas to Ephesus, the capital of the R. of Asia.
133:8.1 Antioch was the capital of the R. of Syria,
185:1.2 Of all the R., none was more difficult to govern
Roman religion
98:3.2 which became organized into the R. state religion.
98:3.3 R. was greatly influenced by extensive cultural
Roman rule
121:7.3 a bondage far more real than that of the R.
122:7.6 discussion concerning the oppressiveness of R.,
135:5.2 The end of R. was synonymous with the end of
136:1.5 believed that they continued to languish under R.
137:7.10 that advocated emancipation from the direct R. by
195:3.1 After the consolidation of R. political rule and after
Roman ruler(s)
121:2.9 Judea by cleverly ingratiating himself with the R..
121:2.10 The friendly relations of Herod with the R. made the
132:0.1 greetings from the princes of India to Tiberius, the R
154:3.1 be tried on religious charges, provided the R. of
162:2.5 They reasoned that the R. would not do such a
162:3.3 stoned, to involve him in difficulty with the R.,
185:1.6 It is significant that, while this vacillating R.
Roman senator
132:4.5 He talked with a R. on politics and statesmanship,
Roman social system
121:1.4 1. The R. political and social systems.
Roman society
121:1.8 middle class had begun to make its appearance in R..
121:3.9 ascend from the lower to the higher strata of R.,
Roman soldier(s)
130:6.6 cross he subsequently bore by orders of a R. was the
132:4.6 To a R., as they walked along the Tiber, he said: “Be
139:7.10 certain unbelieving Jews conspired with the R. to
141:3.5 and intellectual Nicodemus and to the hardy R.,
147:1.2 the R. sent his friends out to greet Jesus,
183:2.4 sixty persons—temple guards, R., curious servants of
183:5.1 The captain of the R. directed that Jesus be taken
184:0.1 Annas had secretly instructed the captain of the R.
184:2.1 was marching by the side of the captain of the R..
184:5.1 Here the R. and the temple guards watched Jesus
185:0.2 to employ the R. in arresting the Son of Man,
185:1.3 their banners, as had been the practice of the R.
185:2.6 Pilate had granted permission to use R. in effecting
185:6.2 he ordered the Jewish guards and the R. to take
186:0.2 accompanied by the R. who were to crucify him,
186:1.1 the Master was placed in the custody of the R.
186:3.1 Shortly after Jesus was turned over to the R. at the
186:3.2 was turned over to the R. by Pilate for crucifixion,
186:4.1 he ordered the Master turned over to the R. and
186:4.1 Jesus was now alone with these R..
187:0.1 was the same captain who had led forth the R.
187:0.4 Knowing that he had been turned over to the R.
187:1.11 the R. set themselves about the task of nailing the
187:2.6 but they dared not attempt to remove it since the R.
187:2.9 that the R. took possession of the Master’s clothing.
187:5.1 only the thirteen R. and a group of about fifteen
188:0.1 before he was taken down from the cross by R..
188:2.3 Joseph’s tomb with these ten guards and ten R.,
189:2.4 the R., in the dim light of the morning, saw this
189:2.5 they resorted to bribing these guards and the R..
Roman standardization
195:3.9 R., the degradation of woman, physical plagues,
Roman state
71:1.13 The successful R. was based on: 1. The father-family
98:3.2 which became organized into the R. state religion.
98:3.6 The emerging R. conquered politically but was in
98:3.6 cults continued to flourish throughout the R. up to
121:1.9 The first struggles between the expanding R. and
121:2.3 trading in every province of the Parthian and R..
121:3.1 the social and economic condition of the R. was not
121:3.6 Half the population of the R. were slaves;
Roman suzerainty
121:2.7 The Jewish people, although under R., enjoyed a
121:2.8 made it all the harder for them to endure R. when
Roman times
133:4.13 the most important city in Greece during these R.,
Roman tribunal
162:3.3 the death penalty without the approval of a R..
Roman troops
176:1.5 from Jerusalem upon the first appearance of the R.,
Roman version
98:7.7 the birth of Jesus became tainted with the R. of the
Roman victories
195:2.9 A succession R.-political victories and Greek-
Roman world
98:4.1 The majority of people in the Greco-R., having lost
121:1.8 peace and superficial prosperity of the Greco-R.
121:2.4 religious communities scattered throughout the R.,
121:5.6 accepted belief of the lower classes of the Greco-R.
128:3.3 this merchant had interests all over the R. and was
129:3.2 Throughout this tour of the R., for many reasons,
129:3.7 and through the experiences of this tour of the R.,
130:0.1 The tour of the R. consumed most of the twenty-
130:3.3 their attention to the western civilization of the R..
134:0.2 that Palestine was the best place in all the R.
148:1.1 the races and nationalities of the R. and the East,
163:7.2 not only from Palestine but from the whole R.
195:3.10 all the great minds of the Greco-R. had become
195:10.18 those teachings which conquered the R. in three
Roman yoke
125:6.9 what slaves you are—subservient to the R. and
137:7.9 in the struggle to escape the bondage of the R..
162:4.2 Jews did hate this ever-present reminder of the R.!
185:5.6 Jews were a proud people, now subject to the R.
Roman youths
98:3.4 The religious initiation of R. was the occasion of
romance
39:5.9 the r and charm of the indefinite and unknown future
65:2.1 is indeed a r. of biologic struggle and mind survival.
83:2.5 Increasing love, r., and selection in courtship are an
83:7.7 The high degree of imagination and fantastic r.
112:7.18 What a r.!
romancing
196:3.31 All of man’s universe r. may not be fact, but much,
Romanized
195:2.7 And so did these R Greeks force Jews and Christians
195:2.9 was not acceptable as a religion to these R. Greeks.
Romans
71:1.12 the governmental methods of the Greeks and the R..
83:5.12 The concubines of the Jews, R., and Chinese were
83:6.3 Greeks and the R. favored monogamous marriage.
85:1.3 The R. always threw a stone into the air when
87:3.4 The R. had twelve ghost feasts and accompanying
87:6.12 The R. carried water three times around the corpse;
89:6.2 Egyptians, Hebrews, Mesopotamians, Greeks, R.,
89:7.3 The R. adhered to this custom in their scheme of
98:3.9 Cynics, who exhorted the R. to abandon their wild
98:6.1 Much as the R., their religious institutions lacked a
104:0.3 Greeks, R., and Scandinavians all had triad gods,
121:1.1 political rule of the Mediterranean world by the R..
121:1.9 then recent past, leaving Syria in the hands of the R..
121:4.2 doctrine helped to deliver the R. from a deadly form
121:7.6 the philosophy of the Greeks, the law of the R.,
128:6.6 even the R. would not presume to hear charges
130:3.5 Jesus and Ganid decided that the R. had no real God
132:0.2 the bondage of ignorance in which these R. were
132:0.8 3. The preliminary preparation of these thirty R. for
143:1.1 exclusive gatherings of gentiles—Greeks, R., and
143:1.2 “Master, these Greeks and R. make light of our
172:5.12 Judas shared the views of the Greeks and R., who
183:3.4 the captain of the R., said, “Whom do you seek?”
183:5.1 And this he did because the R. were in the habit of
186:1.1 As soon as the R. took possession of Jesus,
186:1.5 Your Master has already been put to death by the R.,
186:3.2 news that Jesus was to be crucified by the R. at the
187:1.5 Both the Greeks and the R. learned this method of
187:1.5 The R. never crucified a Roman citizen; only slaves
187:2.2 the R. always provided a suitable loin cloth for all
189:2.4 The R. fled to the fortress of Antonia and reported
190:5.3 chief priests and our rulers delivered him up to the R
191:5.3 R. demand loyalty; but I require of my disciples
195:1.5 Never forget that at first the R. fought Christianity,
195:1.5 that it was the Greeks who literally forced the R. to
195:2.1 The R. bodily took over Greek culture, putting
195:2.2 The R. were tolerant of any and all religions but very
195:2.3 The early R. were politically devoted and sublimely
195:2.3 They were honest, zealous, and dedicated to their
195:2.3 their Greek teachers were able to persuade them to
195:2.4 And these R. were a great people.
195:2.4 They could govern the Occident because they did
195:2.5 It was easy for these Greco-R. to become just as
195:2.5 The R. fought the church only when they feared it
195:3.1 Greco-R. found themselves with a great empire but
romantic
83:1.5 marriage is slowly becoming mutual, r., parental,
83:1.5 Selection and so-called r. love were at a minimum in
101:1.1 be enjoyed only by the r. devotees of mysticism.
143:7.8 fraternal, and r. attitudes by the human soul-spirit.
Rome
11:1.3 literally as you know the location of R., London,
71:1.22 The collapse of R. indicates what may be expected
95:7.2 Not even in China or R. did the Melchizedek
98:3.0 3. THE MELCHIZEDEK TEACHINGS IN ROME
98:3.5 exact site of the present church of St. Peter’s in R..
98:5.2 But by the time Mithraism reached R., it had greatly
98:6.4 the Christian churches in the vicinity of R..
98:7.10 and Antioch through Greece to Syracuse and R..
121:2.1 the more recent enemies of R., the Carthaginians.
121:2.2 Parthia, and R. successively swept over Palestine.
121:2.4 R. built the roads and unified an empire, but the
121:2.8 R. did not wish any power to arise in the Levant
121:6.7 virulent wave of persecution, extending even to R.,
121:8.3 Peter and on the earnest petition of the church at R.
121:8.3 Peter felt the church at R. required the assistance
121:8.3 outline approved by Peter and for the church at R.,
124:1.6 the entire world excepting India, Africa, and R..
125:2.12 as well as in the Far-Western provinces of R..
127:2.1 favor of rebellion against the payment of taxes to R..
127:2.6 religion was involved in all this agitation against R..
128:3.3 the Roman world and was now on his way to R..
128:5.3 to national suicide, that the iron hand of R. would
129:2.9 from India, and being on their way to visit R. and
130:0.0 ON THE WAY TO ROME
130:0.2 whence they traveled by the Appian Way to R..
130:0.3 After their stay in R. they went overland to
130:3.4 manuscripts from all the civilized world: R.,
130:3.6 conclusions until near the end of their sojourn in R..
130:3.8 the blended culture of the Occident and next to R.
130:5.3 I am now on the way to R. with you and your
130:8.0 8. ON THE WAY TO NAPLES AND ROME
130:8.1 Peter in proclaiming Christianity in R. and Naples,
130:8.4 felt they were not far from their destination, R..
130:8.6 From here they went by way of Capua to R.,
130:8.6 journeyed on beside their pack animals toward R.,
131:0.2 manuscript, that he prepared at Alexandria and R.,
132:0.0 THE SOJOURN AT ROME
132:0.1 third day after their arrival in R. the two Indians and
132:0.2 While at R., Ganid had regular hours for study and
132:0.2 There were many citizens of India in R., and often
132:0.4 Jesus learned much about men while in R., but
132:0.4 Before the end of the first week in R. Jesus had
132:0.4 coming to R. to proclaim the kingdom of heaven;
132:0.4 impetus to the rapid spread of Christianity in R.
132:0.5 thirty-two Jesus-taught religious leaders in R.,
132:0.5 in the establishment of Christianity in R.,
132:0.8 the subsequent leadership of the new religion in R.
132:0.10 Peter, Paul, and the other Christian teachers in R.
132:0.10 On one occasion, while preaching in R., Simon
132:0.10 so he thought) that the Master had never been in R.
132:1.1 had an all-night talk early during his sojourn in R..
132:1.1 the strong supporters of the Christian church at R..
132:2.1 Mardus was the leader of the Cynics of R., and he
132:3.1 among the leaders of the chief mystery cult in R.,
132:4.1 Jesus did not devote all his leisure while in R. to
132:4.3 during the sojourn in R., Jesus personally came into
132:4.5 The only place in R. he did not visit was the public
132:4.7 This was the Marcus who heard Peter preach in R.
132:6.1 Here in R. also occurred that touching incident in
132:7.0 7. TRIPS ABOUT ROME
132:7.1 Gonod, and Ganid made five trips away from R.
132:7.6 one good enough for India and big enough for R.,
133:0.0 THE RETURN FROM ROME
133:0.1 When preparing to leave R., Jesus said good-bye
133:0.1 The scribe of Damascus appeared in R. without
133:0.1 the appearance in R. of the first preachers of the
133:0.2 had purchased so many things in Alexandria and R.
133:2.4 spent many hours recounting their experiences in R.
133:3.4 Next to Alexandria and R., Corinth was the most
133:3.6 When in R., Ganid observed that Jesus refused to
133:3.12 with whom Jesus had come in contact when in R..
133:3.12 This couple were Jewish refugees from R.,
133:4.13 interesting of their stops on the way back from R..
135:3.2 with Babylon, then Persia, Greece, and finally R..
135:3.2 John perceived that already was R. composed of
135:3.2 John believed that R. was even then divided,
135:3.4 all John heard of the vice and wickedness of R.
136:8.4 Jesus had traveled much; he recalled R., Alexandria,
136:9.6 R. was mistress of the Western world.
136:9.11 as Jesus has so recently seen it being done in R..
139:2.14 she was thrown to the wild beasts in the arena at R..
139:2.15 And thus was Simon Peter crucified in R..
139:4.13 years until another emperor came to power in R..
146:5.2 yielded up his life with those who suffered in R..
163:2.11 well-to-do disciples as he taught the rich man of R.
163:7.3 the day Peter was crucified in R., Perpetua was fed
164:2.2 Not since the times when he had taught in R.,
174:5.1 believing Greeks from Alexandria, Athens, and R.,
185:1.4 to their protests, they promptly appealed to R.,
185:1.6 episode, the legatus of Syria ordered Pilate to R..
185:1.6 Tiberius died while Pilate was on the way to R.,
185:1.9 R. made a great blunder, a far-reaching error in
185:1.9 she sent the second-rate Pilate to govern Palestine.
194:4.13 then over Asia Minor to Macedonia, then on to R.
195:2.1 this change favored Christianity in that R. brought
195:2.2 Much of the early persecution of Christians in R.
195:2.5 R., having little national philosophy or native culture
195:2.5 Christianity became the moral culture of R. but
195:2.6 had only the better prepared all R. to receive Christ,
195:3.2 R. overcame the tradition of nationalism by imperial
195:3.3 Christianity came into favor in R. at a time when
195:3.8 Hellenized Christianity came to R too late to prevent
195:3.8 new religion was a cultural necessity for imperial R.,
195:3.11 conjectured what would have happened in R. if
195:10.18 to triumph over the barbarians who overthrew R..
Romulus—twin son of the Roman god Mars
89:7.3 in the traditions of Sargon, Moses, Cyrus, and R..
roof
63:5.5 placed inside for this purpose before the r. stones
72:3.1 the law for two families to live under the same r..
122:6.2 Mary was a one-room stone structure with a flat r.
123:2.14 Mary provided on the r. of the house boxes of sand
147:1.2 am not worthy that you should come under my r..
148:9.2 procure ladders by which they ascended to the r.
roofed
80:3.6 log huts, partly below ground and r. with hides.
123:4.5 stairs which led up to the canvas-r. bedroom.
roofless
48:3.15 The majority of the mansion world structures are r.,
80:9.13 the building of the circular and r. sun temples.
roofs
48:3.15 on the architectural worlds make r. unnecessary.
room
11:3.4 There is still plenty of r. for those who are on their
41:3.2 elbow r. in space as one dozen oranges would
41:4.7 ample r. to accommodate your sun and the present
42:7.2 central proton with about the same comparative r.
64:4.10 But this time man had plenty of r. in the wide belt of
122:6.2 The home of Joseph and Mary was a one-r. stone
122:6.3 Joseph built an addition to this house, a large r.,
122:6.3 carpenter shop during the day and as a sleeping r. at
122:7.7 every r. in Bethlehem was filled to overflowing.
122:7.7 storage r. to the front of the stalls and mangers.
122:8.3 taken to a well-to-do friend who had a r. at the inn,
124:3.8 his father angry with him was that night in their r.
128:1.8 of his divine nature there was always r. for doubt
129:2.4 thereby securing clear title to this two-r. house.
133:6.2 the Hebrew proverb: “A man’s gift makes r. for him
135:8.2 lunch and were waiting in the lumber r. for him,
135:8.3 workmen in the r. with him, “My hour has come.”
138:3.5 all interested persons to linger about the banquet r.
142:4.1 as Flavius escorted him from r. to r., showing him
147:5.2 the walls of the r. behind the couches of the diners,
148:9.1 this assembly in the spacious and enlarged front r.
148:9.1 speaking as he stood in this large r., which had
148:9.2 ascended to the roof of the r. in which Jesus was
148:9.2 those who were with him in the r. marveled at the
150:3.1 the meeting was held in the banquet r. of Herod’s
150:8.1 to remain without the synagogue; there was not r.
152:1.1 when he had put all the mourners out of the r., he
152:1.1 she immediately rose up and walked across the r..
154:6.5 toward all of his disciples assembled in the r.,
154:6.7 woman in the r. stood up and exclaimed, “Blessed
165:4.2 thus will I have abundant r. in which to store my
167:1.2 there came into the r. one of the leading Pharisees of
167:1.4 he was not mistaken, for when he entered the r.,
167:1.4 that such a one should be permitted to enter the r..
167:1.5 Before the man left the r., Jesus returned to his seat
167:2.2 and even then there was r. for more guests.
174:5.3 In this r. now are a full score of men who were
178:2.7 this householder will show you a large upper r.
178:2.8 lad’s father met them and showed them the upper r.
179:4.6 Judas arose from the table and hastily left the r.,
182:0.1 Master had been with his apostles in the upper r.,
184:1.7 In his confusion Annas went into another r., leaving
184:3.18 members, in passing out of the r., spit in Jesus’ face,
184:4.2 John waited in lonely terror in an adjoining r..
184:4.2 if he permitted his apostle to remain in the r. to
184:5.1 Jesus was led into the adjoining r., where John was
184:5.10 While Jesus was in the r. with John and the guards,
189:4.1 Thomas looked his associates over and left the r.,
191:0.8 Simon reclined on a couch in a corner of the r.
194:0.1 all became aware of a strange presence in the r..
rooms
41:4.5 than you perceive in the air of your earthly living r..
144:3.14 the quiet surroundings of nature or to go in their r.
145:5.2 no private r. suitable for his personal devotions.
153:5.2 For hours he isolated himself in one of the upper r.
167:6.6 to concepts of public worship in cold and barren r.
root
36:5.8 intellectual r. of moral stamina and spiritual bravery.
84:3.6 attack game, while a man would not stoop to dig a r.
85:5.2 Solar worship first took extensive r. in India,
87:4.7 these ideas were taking r. in the primitive mind of
90:4.7 The red men always put a drop of blood in the r hole
95:2.1 Melchizedek teachings really took their deepest r. in
95:7.4 the great Levantine monotheisms failed to take r. in
104:1.5 Among the Hindus the trinitarian concept took r. as
151:1.2 withered because it had no r. whereby to secure
151:2.2 but because the truth has no real r. in their deeper
195:1.10 the West, there Hellenized Christianity took r..
195:3.7 by struggle and compromise, to take r. and spread.
rooted—see deep-rooted
8:2.3 mind, together with spirit, as postulates r. in matter,
9:5.5 Human intellect is r. in the material origin of the
89:3.1 The ritual of the fast was deeply r. in many ancient
102:8.7 Religion is ever and always r. and grounded in
153:3.5 which my Father has not planted shall be r. up?
188:4.9 concept of atonement and sacrificial salvation is r.
195:6.12 convictions based on spiritual enlightenment and r. in
roots
57:5.5 the r. falling back into the sun while outer sections
59:5.16 The presence of r. of trees as they grew in the clay
68:2.8 everything of lasting value in civilization has its r. in
85:0.3 it acquired r. of spirit origin but was nevertheless
86:1.1 early evolutionary religion had its r. of origin in the
90:4.8 earliest medicines and were soon augmented by r.
102:7.4 religious traits can grow out of nonreligious r..
102:7.4 that the living sustenance is drawn from the r. of
118:8.2 man is a machine, a living mechanism; his r. are truly
135:6.7 even now is the ax laid to the very r. of the trees.
156:5.1 snowy head high into the sunshine while its r. are
156:5.1 mortal man, while he has his r. of origin and being in
177:5.2 of truth to strike down into the heart with living r..
178:1.13 question whether the r. of truth in your heart have
193:2.2 will dig about your r. and cut away your unfruitful
rope
123:1.6 Joseph also did some work in leather and with r.
ropes
148:9.2 boldly lowered the sick man on his couch by r.
rosaries
94:10.2 embracing bells, chants, incense, processionals, r.,
rose—see rose up
59:1.5 elevations of land, r. along the Atlantic and Pacific
59:4.14 As the land r., North America became connected
59:5.17 indicate the number of times the land fell and r.,
59:5.19 coastlands r. and fell during these ages of seashore
59:5.20 North America east of the Mississippi valley r.,
61:1.1 For a considerable time the land gradually r. but was
69:6.1 and military—r. through the instrumentality of fire,
70:6.5 the king’s wife gradually r. to the dignity of queen
81:3.3 primitive community r. from one to two feet every
81:3.3 Certain of these olden cities also r. above the
84:5.2 As society evolved, the sex standards r. higher
90:2.12 by denominating them witches and very frequently r.
121:3.8 Many such emancipated slaves r. to high positions in
127:6.6 After solemn and fervent prayer they r., and Jesus
130:4.12 They r. early the next morning to go aboard the boat
133:3.10 Martha r. to the occasion and did everything for
152:3.1 r. as one man and shouted, “Make him king!”
155:5.14 All twenty-four of his hearers r. to their feet,
181:2.1 each man r. to his feet when Jesus addressed him.
186:3.4 spread the news in case Jesus r. from the dead.
193:0.2 why were you surprised when I r. from the tomb
rose up
152:1.1 she immediately r. up and walked across the room
153:2.10 r. up and asked: “Do I understand you to say that
165:4.5 another man r. up and asked him: “Master, I know
168:0.8 And when Mary heard this, she r. up quickly and
168:0.8 when they saw that she r. up quickly and went out,
168:1.1 the ledge of rock which r. up some thirty feet
179:3.1 the guests likewise r. up and washed their hands.
roster
98:3.8 human gods continued until the Roman cult had a r.
rot
70:10.6 and her belly shall swell, and her thighs shall r.,
rotate
18:7.1 Faithfuls of Days r. in service in accordance with the
rotated
24:1.11 They are not r. in service and hence make an agelong
27:0.2 Supernaphim in this service are periodically r..
rotating
35:9.1 the rulers of the planets and the r. sovereigns of the
rotation
15:3.7 all other sectors and divisions of Orvonton are in r.
15:3.10 3. The r. of the Andronover stellar family and the
15:3.10 the composite r.-gravity center of the star cloud of
15:3.12 5. The r. of the one hundred minor sectors about
18:2.1 Eternals of Days function without r. or reassignment.
18:2.2 Periodically, and by r., they visit the headquarters
24:5.3 Assigned Sentinels serve in r., being transferred
43:5.1 The r. of the Most Highs was suspended at the time
rotational
15:3.5 The r. center of your minor sector is situated far
47:1.4 Service on this commission is r. and is for only ten
rotting
156:5.2 smoothing his worm-eaten and inwardly r. timber
rough
133:1.1 They observed a r. and bullying youth brutally
135:6.6 while the r. places shall become a smooth valley;
139:8.7 so positive but never r. or rude; so tender but
150:7.3 hired numerous r. and uncouth men to harass Jesus
rough-and-ready
97:1.3 Samuel was a r. type of man, a practical reformer
135:5.8 sincere, enthusiastic, r. preacher of righteousness
roughly
11:2.11 R.: space seemingly originates just below nether
11:7.5 revolution would r. outline the volume of pervaded
11:8.8 It may be r. conceived to include all those absolute
12:4.7 Space motions may be r. classified as follows:
15:3.4 have been r. identified by Urantian astronomers.
16:1.4 represent the Paradise Deities in what may be r.
42:11.5 the final result is no more than r. approximated
61:7.18 the Adamic dispensation, r. corresponding to the
64:0.2 the first half of its story r. corresponds to the pre-
64:0.2 and the appearance of the six colored races and r.
104:3.17 They are r. related as the relation of function to
112:1.5 personality are three, and they are r. functional as
148:8.3 Simon was in favor of dealing rather r. with the
round—see all-round
32:3.10 joyfully climbed the ladder of life, r. by r., and who,
35:8.8 In r. numbers the Lanonandek order of Sons is
45:4.1 “And r. about the throne were four and twenty
62:3.6 greatly given to the collection of smooth r. pebbles
62:3.6 certain types of r. stones suitable for defensive and
80:5.8 by the blue man and the r.-headed Andonites.
88:2.7 to accept positive evidence that the planet is r..
93:5.10 who was fired with a zeal to go forth and r. up the
94:2.3 in an endless r. of successive incarnations as man,
94:2.3 monotonous r. of repeated transmigrations robbed
rounded
124:6.4 As they r. the base of Gilboa, the pilgrims could see
137:8.3 and by midafternoon had r. up all of his associates,
rounds
73:5.4 Amadon’s inspectors made their r. each day in
rout
62:5.10 reinforcements arrived and put the invaders to r..
route—see en route
39:8.8 But irrespective of the r. of ascent, all evolutionary
48:5.7 Irrespective of the individual variations of the r., you
55:2.9 Paradise by the established r. of mortal ascension.
61:7.10 into the Hudson valley, and finally by a northern r.
61:7.10 began to empty out over the present Niagara r..
78:5.6 very few entered southern China by the coastal r..
78:6.2 entered Europe by the Caspian Sea r. to conquer
80:4.1 migrated to Europe by the northern r. across the
127:6.4 and Lydda, in part covering the same r. traversed
128:1.14 Joseph to Jerusalem by the usual Jordan valley r.,
128:3.2 They returned to Nazareth by the coast r., touching
128:6.4 went up to Jerusalem and returned by the same r.,
129:1.7 Capernaum being on the direct travel r. from
130:6.2 could you inform me as to the best r. to Phenix?”
130:6.2 the best r. to the goal of destiny which you seek
134:2.2 of men, women, and children residing along the r.
147:2.1 Passover, going by the r. of the Jordan valley.
156:5.23 the twelve evangelists go back by a r. different from
162:0.1 to go through Samaria, that being the shorter r..
187:1.4 they went by the most direct r. to the Damascus gate
routed
15:9.6 and r. by Divinington to the Father on Paradise.
40:3.1 but the secondary or Adamic midwayers are all r.
routes
11:5.8 throughout the universes and return by definite r..
15:4.7 nebular arm in formation but return by diverse r.,
15:4.7 widely scattered on their different returning r.
40:3.1 the long Paradise ascent by the very r. ordained
43:1.2 can be circumnavigated via these various water r.,
47:8.5 and to choose some one of the optional r. to Havona
48:6.5 choose wisely among the optional r. to Edentia,
48:6.5 If there are a number of equally advisable r., these
49:6.17 all proceed to Paradise by the ordained r. of mortal
79:3.2 the caravan r. re-established these connections;
79:7.6 Chinese merchants traveled the overland r. through
94:9.2 not only braved the perils of the caravan r. but faced
98:0.1 Melchizedek teachings entered Europe by many r.,
121:2.2 From time immemorial, many caravan r. from the
121:2.8 the caravan r. between the Orient and the Occident
123:0.6 western r. were not altogether safe for two lone
150:9.5 traveling by different r., they all finally assembled at
routine
4:1.7 in the r. affairs of universe administration.
15:10.22 The r. ministering work of the superuniverses is
15:13.2 all matters of superuniverse importance of a r. and
15:13.4 unification, stabilization, and r. co-ordination of the
18:4.4 But much of the r. work of major sector affairs is
29:4.14 are used by the midway creatures in their r. work.
35:2.3 Most of their work is regular and somewhat r., but
35:2.3 agencies concerned with the r. administration of
35:10.3 undertakings having to do with r. administrative
35:10.4 rehabilitation will continue to serve in these r.
37:3.2 They are not concerned with the r. administration
37:9.12 administering the r. affairs of their world under the
37:10.2 helpers, executing the r. spirit tasks of Nebadon.
38:7.4 The cherubim and sanobim are the r. spirit workers
39:5.14 carriage of life, carries out the r. tests to ascertain
43:5.11 with the r. administration of the constellation.
44:3.3 the r. workers of the spirit and morontia realms.
45:5.5 administering practically all r. affairs with assistance
46:8.1 The purely local and r affairs of Jerusem are directed
47:8.5 the forty days of spiritual retirement from all r.
48:7.22 can discern poetry in the commonplace prose of r.
62:2.5 disturbed in the ordinary pursuit of their r. life,
69:3.2 Thus woman became the r. worker, while man
69:3.3 agreeable work, leaving the r. drudgery to woman.
90:4.8 Purging early became a r. treatment, and raw cocoa
91:7.9 faithfully discharging the commonplace duties of r.
113:5.4 do not arbitrarily intervene in the r. affairs of life.
125:0.5 disappointed by their perfunctory and r. natures.
143:3.7 their three days’ vacation from the r. duties of life.
144:4.5 worship is a technique of detachment from the r. of
155:6.15 the spirit of God showing forth in your daily r. life.
routings
44:5.6 in collaborating with star students in working out r.
routinizing
99:6.3 the r. of religion and the petrification of worship;
roving
50:2.6 The r. commissions of conciliators serve and
52:2.8 the family idea is incompatible with the r. life of the
78:4.6 Andites were adventurous; they had r. dispositions.
81:3.7 The traveling trader and the r. explorer did more to
96:2.2 these r. Bedouins entered Egypt as contract laborers
row
42:9.3 Urantia chemical elements are thus arranged in a r.
148:9.1 six Pharisees from Jerusalem seated in the front r.
152:4.1 entered the boat and in silence began to r. toward
rowed
154:7.3 They r. over to near the village of Kheresa,
157:1.5 the three waiting men entered their boat and r. away
rowing
152:4.2 As the hours of darkness and hard r. passed, Peter
royal
48:5.7 There are no r. roads, short cuts, or easy paths to
52:7.13 “a chosen generation, a r. priesthood, a holy nation,
70:5.8 Quite often the early r. insignias had originally been
70:6.3 The idea of r. families and aristocracy was based on
70:6.4 r. blood being thought to extend back to the times of
74:6.9 of permitting the r. families, supposedly descended
82:5.4 sister marriages in an effort to keep the r. blood pure
82:5.7 to marry those of close kin in order to keep the r.
95:5.1 an Egyptian Salemite physician, a woman of the r.
95:5.3 gift of the Hebrew race and the Egyptian r. family;
96:3.1 Moses’ mother was of the r. family of Egypt;
96:4.2 the unusual union between a woman of r. blood
97:9.17 all worship was centered at Jebus in the r. chapel.
122:4.4 denied any connection with the r. house of David.
130:3.4 library, the r. mausoleum of Alexander, the palace,
172:3.9 carpet of honor for the donkey bearing the r. Son,
185:4.3 arrayed him in an old purple r. robe and sent him
185:6.4 Jesus of Nazareth, clothed in an old purple r. robe
Royal, Mount
59:4.16 Mount R., at Montreal, is the eroded neck of one of
royally
187:5.6 Jesus died r.—as he had lived.
royalties
72:7.10 R.. The federal government encourages invention
royalty
69:5.7 on the performance of some special service to r.
rub
90:4.5 method of treatment to r. something magical on
90:4.5 and was preceded by efforts to r. medicine in,
90:4.5 even as moderns attempt to r. liniments in.
134:5.7 So-called sovereign nations cannot r. elbows without
147:6.4 When they saw Andrew r. the grain in his hand,
147:6.4 know that it is unlawful to pluck and r. the grain on
147:6.4 we are hungry and r. only sufficient for our needs;
147:6.4 the Sabbath day; they pluck, r., and eat the grain.
rubbing
90:4.5 with incantation, r. the spirit out of the body,
147:6.4 do break the law in plucking and r. out the grain
147:6.4 But if it is not wrong to eat the grain, surely the r.
rubbish
66:5.20 meantime they were urged to bury their decaying r..
Ruben
128:1.14 the experiences of the reputed tribes of R., Gad,
rude
133:1.5 I would have enjoyed punishing those r. fellows
139:8.7 so positive but never rough or r.; so tender but
150:9.1 in reply to their r. questions and sinister banterings
rudely
133:3.6 he spoke sharply to these women and r. motioned
rudeness
133:3.7 And I apologize for my r. to them—I crave their
rudimentary
49:5.14 as an evolvement of your lower or r. form of brain,
59:4.13 evolved, but these early varieties had only r. foliage.
62:3.6 A number of r. human traits appeared in this new
62:5.5 highly evolved sentiments were present in r. form.
rudiments
64:6.21 the r. of many of the arts of modern civilization.
66:5.24 but the r. of physics and chemistry were taught
123:5.2 For these three years he studied the r. of the Book
130:0.4 Jesus had picked up the r. of the language spoken by
ruffians
150:9.3 these r. laid hold upon Jesus and rushed him out
ruffled
108:5.6 Monitor to smooth your r. feelings or to minister
Rufus—son of Simon the Cyrene
130:6.6 Jesus and Ganid gave first aid to a lad named R.,
187:1.10 His two sons, Alexander and R., became very
rugged
43:1.1 there are no r. mountain ranges such as appear on
46:2.1 On Jerusem you will miss the r. mountain ranges of
52:2.11 The preceding period of tribal struggles and r.
64:1.3 amidst the hardships and privations of these r. climes
64:7.20 we regret that many of those sterling and r. traits of
83:6.6 in that acme of all human virtues, r. self-control.
108:5.5 in making your life reasonably difficult and r.,
113:4.3 the r. hills of moral choosing and spiritual progress.
135:3.2 This r. shepherd was very partial to the writings of
135:3.4 It seemed to this r. and noble child of nature that
135:11.1 this r. man of God’s outdoors languished in that
140:8.20 commonplace men, the majority of whom were r.,
141:3.4 There was a subtle commanding influence in his r.
141:3.5 And red-blooded, r. Galilean fishermen called him
143:1.6 adventure of all time, the r. achievement of eternity
155:6.18 in fear of facing the r. realities of spiritual progress
ruin
131:4.7 O God, save us from the threefold r. of hell—lust,
ruination
78:8.11 What the barbarians failed to do to effect the r. of
ruinous
68:4.5 brake against precipitation too suddenly into the r.
70:1.1 an immediate and r. reversion to these methods of
74:8.14 speedily bringing disaster upon themselves and r.
140:5.18 This is the peace that prevents r. conflicts.
ruins
77:3.9 to raise a new temple on the r. of the first structure,
81:3.3 custom to build dwellings directly on top of the r.
133:9.2 equally fascinated with the r. and traditions of Susa,
rule—noun; see rule, as a; see rule, golden
2:3.6 The r. of the Creator Sons in the local universes is
3:5.0 5. THE FATHER’S SUPREME RULE
3:6.3 at the concept of unified universe r., of one God.
14:5.3 the reason of righteousness and the r. of justice.
15:0.1 the joint r. of the Creator Sons and the Creative
17:1.4 do they interfere with the r. of the Ancients of Days
20:1.14 willing recognition of the loving r. of the Father,
21:3.6 2. Conjoint vicegerent sovereignty—the joint r. of the
21:5.8 The few limitations upon their r. are those inherent
32:4.3 law of the Creator Son, the r. of the Constellation
32:4.6 not even with the r. of a Creator Son, whose will is
42:12.10 few exceptions to this general r.: Adjusters appear
49:1.4 Evolution is the r. of human development, but the
50:1.4 Their r. does much to prepare the planets for the
50:2.3 The r. of the evolutionary planets in their early and
50:4.13 kept alive some knowledge of the Father’s r. and
50:5.3 Under the benign r. of a Planetary Prince, augmented
52:2.6 during the latter part of the prince’s r., national life
52:2.7 The idea of tribal r. gradually gives way to the dual
52:7.5 is passing under the r. of individual self-control.
53:3.2 Paradise Sons to enable them to maintain the r. of
53:3.4 interfere with the operation of complete home r. if
53:7.4 contended for the Father’s will and the Son’s r..
55:3.1 world increasingly prospers under the fatherly r. of
65:5.3 patient waiting and hearty co-operation with the r. of
66:6.2 But this beneficent r. was so soon interrupted that
70:5.4 Onamonalonton in following the unanimous r. of the
70:6.1 Effective state r. only came with the arrival of a chief
72:1.4 state progressed under strong monarchial r. for over
73:6.5 During the days of the Prince’s r. the tree was
74:1.4 that governing body should see fit to relinquish r. on
74:7.11 made declaration of loyalty to the social r. of Adam
74:7.19 7. The seven commands of supreme moral r..
75:7.7 knowingly enlist in rebellion against the righteous r.
77:7.2 these 873 failed to align with the r. of Michael and
78:8.8 weak r. of the city priests was terminated by Sargon,
78:8.10 the time of the establishment of the r. of Hammurabi
93:5.9 subdue all Canaan and bring its people under the r.
93:6.1 to abandon his scheme of conquest and temporal r.
96:6.1 under the successive r. of the various tribal sheiks,
97:9.18 Israel fell under the r. of city despots who began
97:9.23 ring operating under the r. of a boy king, Manasseh.
97:9.25 Judah fell under the r. of Babylon and was given ten
118:10.17 then God’s r. has become actual on that planet;
119:2.6 While I continue in rejection of the Paradise r., I
119:3.4 the planet to the loyal service of the Paradise r. as
120:0.3 characteristic of the exalted r. of the Supreme Being
120:0.3 He aspired not to perfection of r. as a Creator Son
121:1.1 the tolerant political r. of the Mediterranean world
121:2.8 independence of the political r. of surrounding
121:7.3 far more real than that of the Roman political r..
122:7.6 concerning the oppressiveness of Roman r., Herod
127:4.5 But nonresistance was not a r. of the family.
134:5.4 This r. of the Most Highs in the kingdoms of men is
134:5.4 The r. of the Most Highs, the overcontrollers of
134:5.4 a r. designed to foster the greatest good to the
135:5.2 The end of Roman r. was synonymous with the
135:5.3 There was a general feeling that the end of the r. of
136:1.5 to languish under Roman r. because of their national
136:2.8 The fifteenth year of his actual r. was, therefore,
136:2.8 this was also the year that Pontius Pilate began his r.
136:9.6 the kingdom, the r. of the Father in the hearts of
137:7.10 advocated emancipation from the direct Roman r. by
138:7.1 idea that my kingdom is a r. of power or a reign of
139:1.6 Andrew and Peter were the exceptions to the r.,
140:1.2 There shall be no end of this r. of my Father in the
140:1.2 will refuse to enter this new brotherhood of the r. of
140:3.1 is required than of the citizens of the earthly r..
140:6.9 Measure for measure shall not be your r..
140:10.5 the older negative r. could be obeyed in isolation.
141:2.1 the kingdom as a glorified r. of the Jewish people
141:2.1 acknowledgment of God’s r. within the hearts of
142:1.4 3. Love is the r. of living within the kingdom—
147:4.0 4. THE RULE OF LIVING
147:4.1 taught us the positive version of the old r. of life,
147:4.3 attached to the interpretation of this r. of living,
147:4.5 enhance one’s interpretation of this r. of living.
147:4.6 Good judgment dictates that such a r. of living
147:4.7 more beautiful interpretation of this basic r. of life.
147:4.9 which impels us to recognize in this r. of life
148:4.2 into deliberate rebellion against the r. of my Father
148:6.11 persistence in rebellion against the righteous r. of
154:0.2 not propose to meddle with the affairs of earthly r.
154:2.1 congregation of worshipers and was under the r.
158:1.4 this day on Mount Hermon and returned to his r. of
162:7.2 do not speak of outward subjection to another’s r.
164:4.1 r. which forbade the meeting of the Sanhedrin on
170:1.7 the eternal age of God’s supreme r. on earth,
171:8.2 of Archelaus and his futile attempt to gain the r. of
171:8.3 As this king was rejected in the temporal r., so is
171:8.3 is the Son of Man to be rejected in the spiritual r..
171:8.3 if the Son of Man had been accorded the r. of his
171:8.3 Notwithstanding that they reject my spiritual r. over
172:5.10 establishment of the new national r. of the Jews,
180:5.5 nothing more than a r. of high ethical conduct.
180:5.8 The true cosmic meaning of this r. of universal
195:3.1 After the consolidation of Roman political r. and
195:3.1 The Roman provided a unity of political r.;
rule, as a
3:5.1 divine mind, could be exercised direct; but, as a r.,
15:6.14 The dead suns are not, as a r., suited to life;
25:8.1 When this ministry has been completed, as a r.
41:8.4 As a r.,the vast extrusion of matter continues to exist
47:1.4 is rotational and is for only ten years as a r..
49:3.2 as a r. comets are disrupted smaller bodies of matter.
49:6.15 As a r. they are not immune to natural death, but
57:0.1 As a r., no attempt will be made to give exact years,
62:2.2 As a r. offspring were born singly, although twins
65:4.8 As a r., the prince appears on a planet about the time
68:6.8 As a r. twins of the same sex were spared.
108:2.3 for the reception of Adjusters, but as a general r.
121:5.8 As a r. this mystery pertained to the story of some
132:4.2 As a r., to those he taught the most, he said the least
138:6.2 As a general r., they never prosecuted their regular
144:8.3 As a r. they who are gorgeously appareled and
167:0.1 as a r., only ten were with him since it was the
179:4.8 most kindly spirit, as a r., only intensifies hatred
rule, golden
50:5.8 can learn how to live in accordance with the g..
52:5.8 possible to put the g. into practical operation.
52:6.5 that spiritual insight which is essential to living the g.
54:1.8 The g. of human fairness cries out against all such
70:1.2 The Andonites were early taught the g., even today,
71:4.16 burdens; they actually desire to practice the g..
71:4.16 The “golden rulers” may establish a progressive
74:7.5 2. The golden r., the standard of social intercourse.
74:7.18 6. The civil codes of the golden r..
85:3.4 promoted by a later misinterpretation of the g.—
101:5.11 religion lays increasing emphasis on loving, the g..
101:8.4 and constrains the religionist heroically to live the g..
123:5.11 their “birthday text,” a sort of g. to guide them
140:5.1 and that would be adequate fulfillment of the “g..”
140:10.5 The g. as restated by Jesus demands active social
159:5.16 And Jesus converted the negative g. into a positive
180:5.5 The g., when divested of the superhuman insight
180:5.5 nothing more than a r. of high ethical conduct.
180:5.5 The g., when literally interpreted, may become the
180:5.5 Without a spiritual discernment of the g. of wisdom
180:5.5 Such an unspiritual interpretation of the g. might
180:5.6 Some persons discern and interpret the g. as a
180:5.6 Another mortal recognizes this g. as the yardstick
180:5.6 In the lives of such moral beings the g. becomes
180:5.7 the g. takes on living qualities of spiritual realization
180:5.8 the truest interpretation of the golden r. consists in
180:5.8 The true cosmic meaning of this r. of universal
180:5.8 mortals realize the true meaning of this g.,
180:5.11 so must we clearly recognize that neither the g. nor
196:2.10 finite that made the g. a vital factor in his religion.
rule—verb
3:5.2 “The Most Highs r. in the kingdoms of men.”
4:5.3 are not the Gods who live and r. the universes.
12:7.1 any one personality—but his will does actually r.
15:14.3 from Uversa r. the perfected seven superuniverses
18:1.3 The ten directors who r. Ascendington are reflective
18:3.8 they have not experientially earned this right to r.
18:4.1 they r. as the immediate and personal vicegerents of
18:7.2 the Vorondadek Sons who r. the constellations of
21:3.24 Son is not only demonstrating his own fitness to r.
21:4.5 no longer do they r. as vicegerents of the Father
21:4.6 Son, one who has fully earned the right to r. a
21:4.6 finally and fully to r. over their universe domains!
21:5.9 he may freely r. in accordance with his concept of
25:0.9 but always subject to the direction of those who r.
28:5.9 the Divine Counselors, who forthwith r. as to the
28:5.9 with their Discerners of Spirits, are able to r. as to
35:9.2 The System Sovereigns r. in commissions of two or
43:9.4 Most Highs r. in the kingdoms of men rather than in
50:0.1 commissioned as Planetary Princes and sent to r. the
50:2.6 for the “Most Highs r. in the kingdoms of men.”
52:2.7 On some planets the male may r. the female;
52:3.11 the Most Highs of the constellations begin to r. in
53:4.2 Lucifer promised the Princes that they should r.
53:4.4 Lucifer contended that “majorities r.,” that “mind is
64:6.9 As it was, the red man could not r. the white man,
70:5.6 tending to continue to r. from one war on through
71:2.16 7. The right to r.. It is not enough to be heard;
97:8.5 The fact that the “Most Highs r. in the kingdoms of
112:5.7 governments invariably r. in the personal interests of
112:7.16 personalities who now r. these far-flung creations.
114:0.1 The Most Highs r. in the kingdoms of men through
114:6.8 that “the Most Highs r. in the kingdoms of men.”
114:7.9 Most Highs are able to r. in the kingdoms of men.
119:0.6 to know the various groups over which they r. and
120:0.3 But Michael did not wish to r. Nebadon merely in
120:0.3 he would become qualified to r. his universe and
120:0.4 At any time a Creator Son may r. his universe in
120:0.4 but he can r. as the supreme representative of the
124:1.5 but Joseph felt impelled to r. that the rabbinical
131:4.2 sprang from God, he does r. it appropriately.
134:5.3 civil rulers will learn that the Most Highs r. in the
135:5.2 in which God (the Messiah) would r. the nations
135:5.5 the Son of Man, who would r. over the redeemed
140:1.3 spirit that shall come to r. the hearts of the reborn
143:1.4 I declare to you that my Father in Paradise does r.
143:1.4 the gospel which I declare will r. this very world.
152:3.1 the power to feed carried with it the right to r..
152:3.2 the hope of seeing Jesus assert his right to r..
175:1.8 until the Most Highs who r. in the kingdoms of men
ruled
4:4.6 In God the Father freewill performances are not r.
15:2.3 its headquarters and is r. by a System Sovereign.
15:2.5 architectural headquarters world and is r. by one of
15:2.8 headquarters world and is r. by three Ancients of
15:2.9 The superuniverses are r. and administered indirectly
18:2.1 Forever have these groups of all-wise fathers r. their
18:6.7 A local universe is directly r. by a divine Son of dual
43:3.3 The Psalmist knew that Edentia was r. by three
53:5.2 Michael r. by divine right, as vicegerent of the Father
70:1.17 Even when a woman, Deborah, r. the Hebrews,
70:4.10 The clan peace chiefs usually r. through the mother
70:5.8 Some early communities were r. by medicine men,
74:5.7 trade and social centers where strong individuals r.
78:8.7 later city-states were r. by the apostate descendants
78:8.8 ended the city-states, priest-r. and priest-ridden,
81:6.14 and superior minorities have largely r. this world.
88:3.4 Fetish kings have r. by “divine right,” and many
94:7.1 the throne of a petty chieftain who r. by sufferance
97:8.2 history so terrorized the captive and alien-r. Jews
97:9.20 by this time there r. in Samaria a gangster-nobility
119:0.7 The local universe of Nebadon is now r. by a
120:0.3 as a Creator Son could have r. his universe after the
121:2.1 as it was at that time r. and organized for trade.
121:2.9 were then r. by an outsider, Herod the Idumean,
125:4.3 it was r. that the lad might continue undisturbed as
126:3.10 averred he was; his father had r. that he was not.
135:5.2 nations of earth in perfection of power just as he r.
135:12.1 Herod r. over Perea as well as Galilee, and he
136:5.5 of time unless the Father specifically r. otherwise.
145:3.11 The Personalized Adjuster of Jesus instantly r.
188:4.11 the legal monarch of a universe in which justice r.
ruler—see Ruler
4:3.1 to be the r. of all the earth, the sight of his being
21:3.15 become a Master Son, a sovereign and supreme r..
23:2.18 his elevation as sovereign r. of his universe,
25:1.6 you shall be made r. over universe realities.”
32:3.5 supreme and sovereign r. in his own right.
33:1.5 In the person of the Creator Son we have a r. and
33:3.3 ever acknowledges the Son as sovereign and r.,
37:3.5 If the Magisterial Son should become temporary r.
39:4.3 The present acting r. of Urantia is assisted by a corps
43:5.3 The present Most High r. of Norlatiadek is number
43:5.3 He saw service in many constellations throughout
45:2.3 head of Satania is a gracious and brilliant r.,
49:5.22 they duly install a Planetary Prince as r. of the realm.
49:5.22 With this r. there arrives a full quota of subordinate
50:0.2 the matter of assigning a r. to a given planet is the
50:0.2 mortal creatures have assigned to them a planetary r.
50:2.4 The entire staff of a world r. consists of personalities
50:5.1 Planetary Prince continues on as the r. of his realm.
51:0.2 on an apostate planet, a realm without a spiritual r.
51:3.9 had Michael, the supreme r., been welcomed to
51:6.11 Creator Son and supreme r. of the local creations.
53:3.3 his Creator-father but not as his God and rightful r..
53:4.1 present r., Lucifer, the “friend of men and angels”
53:5.3 to the day of his enthronement as sovereign r. of
53:6.1 and the arrival of the new system r. and his staff.
53:7.14 rebel; at that time Michael was not a sovereign r..
53:9.2 and securely as the unqualified r. of Nebadon.
66:1.3 desirous of being sent as planetary r. to a decimal
66:7.10 shall not disobey the Father’s Son, the world’s r.,
67:6.5 confirmed by the mandate of the constellation r.,
69:9.7 marriage required the consent of the tribal r..
70:8.8 demarcations between priest-teachers, r.-warriors,
72:1.4 of the continent placed in the hands of one r..
74:2.2 this son of Andon heard the exalted r. of his world
74:3.8 did not know that the world’s new r. was one of
74:5.5 The fallen Prince had been deposed as world r.,
76:5.4 might possibly be the realm whereon the r. of this
81:2.12 One r. of the blue race once had one hundred
89:4.9 It was no empty boast that a certain Egyptian r.
89:4.9 And in order to do this he must needs have sorely
92:5.6 it was, in general, Adam’s return as a material r..
93:5.10 Abraham was soon recognized as the civil r. of the
93:6.1 had no son to succeed him as r. of this proposed
94:5.3 later known as the Spirit of Heaven, the universe r..
94:7.1 that Gautama was the son of a fabulously wealthy r.,
95:5.4 young r. broke with the past, changed his name,
95:5.14 Although the effort of this Egyptian r. to impose the
96:7.3 Yahweh is pictured as a loving r. and merciful
97:7.13 supreme Yahweh, God of love, r. of the universe,
111:0.6 One Egyptian r., speaking of the ka within his heart,
114:3.3 much more of a fatherly adviser than a technical r..
117:3.7 the evolution of the majesty of his power as the r.
119:1.6 We do not know how the r. of a universe,
119:2.5 strange and unknown temporary r. administered
119:2.5 In justice and mercy this new r. set the turbulent
119:2.5 was none other than Michael, the very universe r.
119:2.5 followers accepted the forgiveness of this new r.,
119:2.6 of the most noble and the most benign system r. that
119:2.7 And then did this transient r. of a rebellious system
119:3.5 evident to all Nebadon as to why their beloved r.
119:4.5 Michael and the acting universe r., Immanuel.
119:5.3 pilgrim spirit was none other than the bestowed r.
119:7.4 when our r. condescended to incarnate on Urantia
119:8.1 accepted by the Ancients of Days as sovereign r. of
119:8.1 and the Son of God, was proclaimed the settled r. of
120:0.9 prebestowal charge of Immanuel to the universe r.
120:3.12 until his return as the supreme and personal r. of the
122:4.4 a new Jewish r. who would sit upon the throne of
122:5.10 the Messiah as a temporal deliverer and political r..
127:0.4 the unquestioned and supreme r. of all created
128:1.5 “We have a high r. who can be touched with the
128:1.7 become a merciful and understanding sovereign r.
131:4.2 Lord of creation, and r. of the universe, reveal to us
131:4.3 The Lord is our r., shelter, and supreme controller,
131:4.8 who say: The universe has neither truth nor a r.;
131:7.2 I am the r. of all creatures on land and in the four
132:0.1 from the princes of India to Tiberius, the Roman r.,
133:3.1 after the service they met one Crispus, the chief r.
135:5.4 be acknowledged as the rightful and righteous r. of
135:5.7 the new r. might also be a divine personality,
135:5.7 who thus conceived of the r. of the new kingdom
135:7.1 certain as to whether or not Jesus was to be the r.
137:4.15 and carried it to the best man, the “r. of the feast,”
137:6.2 When Jesus stood up, the r of the synagogue handed
137:8.3 And the r. of the synagogue was much pleased
147:0.2 had helped to lessen that r.’ enmity toward Jesus.
150:7.1 Jesus had sent Thomas to arrange with the r. of
150:8.1 when the r. of the synagogue handed him the roll
150:8.2 Jesus ascended the speaking platform with the r. of
150:8.6 The r. of the synagogue then took his place before
150:8.7 The congregation looked not at the r. as he recited
150:8.10 closed the book and, after handing it back to the r.
152:0.2 Shortly before they reached the r.’ house, as they
152:1.1 Even before they entered the r.’ yard, one of his
152:7.3 Jesus dispatched Andrew to ask of the r. of the
153:2.13 When Jesus had finished speaking, the r. of the
154:1.2 Jairus resigned as chief r. and openly aligned himself
154:3.1 tried on religious charges, provided the Roman r.
167:2.2 Jesus said: “A certain r. gave a great supper, and
167:3.2 the chief r. of the synagogue was an unfriendly
167:3.3 When the unfriendly r. had thus spoken, Jesus
167:3.4 the chief r. of the synagogue was deposed,
171:8.6 the master said, ‘I will accordingly make you r.
171:8.7 “And then said this r. to those who stood by: ‘Take
176:4.1 to believe that Jesus of Nazareth, now sovereign r.
176:4.5 must come as the supreme r. of a universe and not
176:4.7 to the presence of this same Jesus, the sovereign r.
185:1.6 vacillating Roman r. sacrificed Jesus to his fear of
186:2.11 while the God of Havona, the supreme r. of the
188:4.8 a stern and all-powerful r. whose chief delight is to
Ruler
3:6.7 The infinite and eternal R. of the universe of
11:2.1 with the dignity and infinitude of the universal R. of
119:4.4 their Creator and R. has been “in all points tried
119:6.6 to discuss the many exploits of their Sovereign R.
128:1.10 he was called Lord of Glory, R. of a Universe,
130:2.2 to the doctrine of the One God—the Supreme R. of
136:9.6 were paltry things to interest the Creator and R. of
141:2.2 you are made to hear the law of the Universe R.;
142:4.2 Father is revealed as the universal Spirit R. over all
152:3.2 Father is the all-wise and the all-powerful R. over
152:3.2 enthroned in the heart of each of you as the R. of
rulers or rulers of the Jews or Jewish rulers; see Rulers
0:12.11 be guided by the mandate of the superuniverse r.
2:5.8 I bear these lesser r. of the universes a great and
3:1.6 divine prerogatives of the r. of the universes of
3:5.2 is an unbroken chain of r. ending with the Planetary
4:5.4 are repulsive to the celestial beings and the divine r.
9:7.2 to enable the universe r. to know about remote
12:6.8 their r. who labor for the good of their domains.
12:6.12 administration prior to the appearance of specific r..
15:0.2 r. of these superuniverses are rightly called Ancients
15:2.6 a wonderful headquarters world, wherefrom its r.,
15:9.18 every possible assistance to your directors and r.
15:10.0 10. RULERS OF THE SUPERUNIVERSES
15:10.13 the following sector r. and other regional overseers:
15:10.14 1. Perfections of Days—the r. of the superuniverse
15:10.16 3. Unions of Days—the Paradise advisers to the r. of
15:10.17 of Days—the Paradise counselors to the Most High r.
15:10.23 Their r. work in the councils of divine wisdom for
15:13.6 the immediate jurisdiction of the major sector r..
17:1.4 the combined policies of all duly constituted r. in the
17:5.2 Eternals of Days, the r. of the individual Havona
18:1.2 one of these co-ordinate r. presides over each such
18:2.1 These r. are known as the Eternals of Days, and they
18:3.1 and communicate with the high spiritual r. of these
18:3.2 but the Ancients of Days, the personal r. of the
18:3.7 the most powerful and mighty of any of the direct r.
18:3.8 the most divinely endowed r. in all time-space
18:3.8 of Days are the supreme r. of the superuniverses;
18:4.3 These triune r. of the major sectors are peculiarly
18:4.7 worlds of your minor sector, for these exalted r. are
18:5.4 But at least one of these r. always remains on duty
18:6.1 personalities accredited by the Trinity to the dual r.
18:6.7 the acting r. are guided in their major decisions by
18:7.1 the Paradise advisers to the r. of the one hundred
18:7.4 in comparison with the homes of the Vorondadek r.
19:4.8 the grand corps of Trinity administrators, r.,
20:5.2 sympathetic magistrates and r. of the peoples and
20:7.3 neither creators nor retrievers, neither judges nor r..
21:0.1 The Creator Sons are the makers and r. of the local
21:3.12 been completed and certified by the superuniverse r..
21:5.8 when once they have been installed as sovereign r..
22:6.2 and are best qualified to assist the superuniverse r. in
23:2.15 the triune r. of one superuniverse can directly and
23:2.15 personally communicate with the r. of another.
25:3.9 the constellation r. and the hosts of personalities
25:4.15 forms and modes of procedure acceptable to the r.
25:4.18 The r. of the systems, constellations, universes,
28:3.1 trinitized associates of the superuniverse r.:
28:4.1 are living mirrors in the service of these triune r..
30:2.148 missions for the Creator Sons, the local universe r.
31:10.10 and commissioned them as administrators and r.
33:4.6 executive of both the super- and local universe r..
33:5.4 never offer assistance to the constellation r. unless it
33:6.3 In turn, the constellation r. pay especial attention to
33:6.3 Still higher up, the universe r. are more occupied
33:7.4 upon the orders, and through the agencies, of the r.
33:8.1 enforce the legislative mandates of the constellation r
35:5.3 but they are even more reliable and efficient as r.
35:6.1 Thus each of the Most High r., in accordance with
35:8.1 best known as System Sovereigns, the r. of the local
35:9.0 9. THE LANONANDEK RULERS
35:9.1 Lanonandeks are the continuous r. of the planets
35:9.2 the matter being optional with the constellation r..
35:9.5 These r. are not supervised by Trinity observers
35:9.8 It is the contention of our high r. that, while such
36:1.1 life in a local universe in whose creation the r. of a
37:4.5 they are so highly serviceable to the universe r.
39:2.14 the courts of Salvington and secretaries to the r.
39:3.7 service, as volunteer counselors to the planetary r.
39:3.11 many serve as messenger aids to the constellation r.;
39:4.2 also serve as the personal agents of the system r.,
39:4.3 also attached to the governments of the world r.,
43:0.1 their r. link the local systems of inhabited worlds to
43:3.1 The r. of the constellations are of the Vorondadek
43:3.1 to active duty in the universe as constellation r.
43:3.4 great confusion regarding the various universe r..
43:3.4 the Hebrews merged all of these celestial r. into a
43:3.6 Urantia is closely related to the constellation r.
43:4.2 upon the petition of the acting r. of such domains.
43:5.1 We now have the same r. who were on duty at that
43:5.1 We infer that no change in these r. will be made until
43:5.13 the Vorondadek Son attached to the Edentia r. but
45:1.1 Their r. are designated from time to time by the
45:2.4 the Sovereign presides over the council of world r.,
47:0.4 world who is directly responsible to the Jerusem r.
49:6.2 on motion of the planetary authorities or system r.,
50:2.2 These world r. may also avail themselves of the
51:3.4 their trusteeship as the visible r. of your world.
52:4.3 cases where Avonals remain as r. on certain planets.
52:4.6 only those leaders and r. who are most fit to bear
53:1.2 the Ancients of Days, the r. of the superuniverse.
53:3.4 These r. Lucifer denounced as tyrants and usurpers.
53:3.4 to believe that none of these r. could do aught to
53:4.4 The freedom allowed Lucifer by the universe r.
53:8.7 these r of darkness sought to maintain their authority
53:9.2 here the r. of other worlds and systems behold the
54:6.2 the attitude of the universe r. toward rebels and
54:6.7 apparent that the all-wise and farseeing universe r.
55:4.4 this settled stage is being administered by three r.:
55:4.11 becomes the volunteer adviser of the planetary r.
55:4.13 the representatives of these superuniverse r. enter
55:4.17 which are highly serviceable to the planetary r..
55:7.2 To outward and visible appearances the actual r.,
55:7.2 ties to act in behalf of still higher but invisible r..
55:8.7 to proclaim the Most Highs the unqualified r. of the
55:9.1 with the planetary, system, and universe r..
55:9.3 will no doubt witness the exaltation of these r. to the
55:9.3 will then deal directly with the superuniverse r.,
63:4.5 Sontad’s direct descendants, two rival would-be r.
66:8.1 he had always proved loyal to the universe r. and
66:8.4 by the co-ordinate action of the constellation r. and
67:4.6 to conceive of brilliant and trusted r. like Caligastia
68:6.11 Will Urantia r. have the insight and courage to foster
70:5.4 and from time to time many tribes had women r..
70:5.7 The peace r. were also judges and teachers.
70:6.4 some Urantia peoples still regard their r. as having
70:6.5 R. soon appointed representatives to be in charge
70:6.6 Unscrupulous r. gained great power by the
70:6.6 Deposed r., when sentenced to death, were often
70:7.3 1. Fear of incurring the displeasure of the r. because
70:7.18 These clubs were employed by r. to collect taxes.
70:10.14 burning alive was recognized by many ancient r.,
71:1.21 8. Personal and strong r..
71:2.3 2. Choice of base and ignorant r..
71:2.12 enjoyed only when the will and whims of human r.
71:4.16 The “golden r.” may establish a progressive
72:0.2 for it is most unusual for the system r. to consent to
72:1.4 of strong r. and kings occupied thousands of years.
72:1.4 to abdicate upon condition that one of the other r.,
74:0.1 human form for presentation as the world’s new r.
74:1.5 in reality the sole r., of planet 606 in the system of
74:2.5 made ready for the installation of the world’s new r..
74:2.6 proclaimed r. of Urantia by Van, who relinquished
74:2.8 amidst scenes of simple grandeur; and the new r. of
74:3.10 newly arrived Son and Daughter of Jerusem as r.,
74:4.1 fraternal and democratic manner of their new r..
74:4.5 the installation of the world’s r., Adam and Eve,
75:7.1 violated the covenant of their trusteeship as the r. of
76:3.3 The civil r. of the Adamites were derived hereditarily
76:3.4 The religious r., or priesthood, originated with Seth
76:5.7 the mistakes of their early world r. so plunged the
77:2.2 whom they hoped would become the teacher-r. of
77:2.10 the early Nodite r. did live longer than their later-day
78:5.7 the Andes established the ancestry of the later r. of
78:8.6 as directors of commerce, and as civil r. by all
82:5.7 The mores have usually permitted sovereign r.
85:6.5 when temporal r. commanded such veneration from
88:1.10 church r. eventually wield great power and exercise
91:0.5 to gods—local and national—to fetishes, ghosts, r.,
92:5.5 been deprived of these superhuman leaders and r.,
93:3.3 usually associated it with the three Vorondadek r.
93:5.12 this excuse came when some of these r. presumed to
94:9.1 the most remarkable civil r. between Melchizedek
95:6.1 when a change of r. precipitated a bitter persecution
96:3.3 because of Moses’ influence with the Egyptian r..
97:5.5 Micah denounced “the r. who judge for reward and
97:6.4 the priests and civil r. cast him into the miry pit of
97:8.3 five hundred years of the overlordship of alien r.
97:10.4 while they unceasingly rebuked unscrupulous r.,
108:4.2 of Adjusters and the sovereignty of the universe r.
109:7.6 constellations to confer with the Vorondadek r..
112:3.2 thereupon do the r. of Orvonton order the release
112:7.18 will become superb r., matchless administrators,
114:0.4 from the system, constellation, and universe r..
114:4.5 the superior wisdom of the constellation r. in the
116:4.6 so is it with the triune r. of these supercreations—
117:3.8 Trinity personalities to function as r. of the grand
119:0.6 These triune r. of the superuniverses will never
119:0.6 such Sons become intelligent and understanding r.
119:2.2 requisitioned the Salvington r. for the designation of
119:3.4 they had been duly installed as visible planetary r.,
121:2.9 by cleverly ingratiating himself with the Roman r..
121:2.10 The friendly relations of Herod with the Roman r.
123:5.2 was turned over to his parents by the synagogue r.
125:4.3 insisted that Jesus was not to be blamed if the r. of
134:5.3 Someday civil r. will learn that the Most Highs rule
135:4.3 Jewish nation from the domination of their gentile r..
135:10.2 vehemence the corrupt political and religious r..
136:4.1 presently arouse the fears and enmity of the civil r.
136:9.2 Jews as world r., free from want and oppression.
138:5.4 “If the civil r. are to be rebuked, leave that task to
140:6.9 The r. of men may have such laws, but not so in the
140:9.3 Before governors and r. you will be brought
142:1.6 The chief priests and r. of the J. became much
142:6.1 for already were the r. of the J. so at variance with
142:8.5 the r. of the J. learned that Jesus had returned to
142:8.5 after so declaring himself before the r. of the J..
143:0.1 the increasing opposition of the Jewish religious r.,
144:0.2 The Jerusalem religious r. were very antagonistic;
147:1.1 guard stationed at Capernaum, came to the r. of
152:0.1 Jairus, one of the r. of the synagogue, made his
152:5.4 that which is likely to estrange also the civil r.?
152:5.6 fears of both the religious leaders and the civil r.
152:6.5 Jesus explained to the twelve that the religious r. of
153:1.1 the leaders and r. of the neighboring synagogues
154:1.2 this week official action was taken by the r. of the
154:2.1 The r. of the Hebron synagogue refused to except
155:1.1 The kings of the earth set themselves, and the r. of
155:4.2 for avoiding an open clash with the r. of the J.
156:6.7 r. of the synagogues began surreptitiously to open
162:2.2 and asked Jesus, “Why do the r. seek to kill you?”
162:2.2 “The r. seek to kill me because they resent my
162:2.5 They reasoned that the Roman r. would not do
162:2.6 these r. of the J. verily think they are doing God’s
162:2.9 And when the chief r. heard these words, they
162:2.9 learned men or any of the r. have believed in him?
162:3.3 to involve him in difficulty with the Roman r.,
162:3.4 hirelings of the Jr. thus to betray his own wife in
165:2.1 hastened away from the jurisdiction of the Jr. at the
165:3.7 “And when our enemies bring you before the r. of
168:3.1 on the attitude of the religious leaders and r. at
168:5.1 The r. of the J. were determined to put a stop to
171:0.6 “You well understand how the r. of the gentiles
171:4.2 the hands of the chief priests and the religious r.;
173:1.4 Both the temple treasury and the temple r. profited
173:2.1 Day by day the r. of the J. were becoming more
173:2.3 It was altogether proper that the temple r. and the
173:2.3 all operated by direct license from the highest r.,
173:2.4 The r. of the temple came before Jesus at this
173:2.8 and insincerity in the questions asked by the Jr..
173:5.1 After the scribes and r. had withdrawn, Jesus
174:2.0 2. QUESTIONS BY THE JEWISH RULERS
174:2.4 The previous day the r. had sought to trip him
174:4.6 Although the r., the scribes, and the chief priests
174:5.13 the Herodians, and the benighted r. of Israel.”
175:0.1 the scribes, Pharisees, Sadducees, and the chief r.
175:0.2 with his last denunciation of the bigoted r. of the J..
175:1.4 And now do your willful high priests and stubborn r.
175:1.8 have once more offered Israel and her r. deliverance
175:1.8 destroy the place of these r., I bid you co-operate
175:1.8 Remember, this is the sin of these r.: They say that
175:1.8 they will not lift as much as one finger to help you
175:1.8 They have oppressed you with ceremonies and
175:1.9 these self-centered r. delight in doing their good
175:1.9 They make broad their phylacteries and enlarge the
175:1.7 They covet laudatory salutations in the market
175:1.7 And even while they seek all this honor from men,
175:1.9 they secretly lay hold of widows’ houses and take
175:1.9 these hypocrites make long prayers in public and
175:1.10 “While you should honor your r. and reverence your
175:1.11 I bear no malice toward these chief priests and r.
175:1.14 “Woe upon you, chief priests and r. who lay hold of
175:3.1 the Master’s last appeal to the r. of the J. which he
175:4.1 Master began his terrible denunciation of the Jr.,
175:4.1 Judas did not hear this last offer of mercy to the Jr.
175:4.1 listening to the Master’s final indictment of the Jr.
176:1.1 When you are brought up before governors and r.,
177:0.3 “You well know, Master, that the Pharisees and r.
177:3.3 had made up his mind that the chief priests and r.
that his withdrawal would be hailed by the Jr. as
177:4.3 would allow himself to be destroyed by the Jr.,
177:4.6 The traitor was presented to Caiaphas and the Jr.
177:4.8 went forth from the presence of the r. and chief
177:5.2 When the r. of the J. reach an agreement to destroy
177:5.2 amazement while these maddened and blinded r.
178:1.3 while you seek to enlighten such misguided earthly r.
178:1.3 You shall not render spiritual worship to earthly r.;
178:1.3 physical forces of earthly governments, whose r.
178:1.6 You may not worship your temporal r., and you
178:1.7 sagacity in your dealings with unbelieving civil r..
178:1.7 your spiritual allegiance to the r. of the universe—
178:1.8 so should the r. of earthly governments become all
178:1.8 become all the better r. in civil affairs as a result of
178:1.9 So long as the r. of earthly governments seek to
178:1.16 We clashed with these recognized r. only when
178:2.2 the grim determination of the Jr to exterminate Jesus
181:2.10 unless the temporal r. presume to require of you
182:2.6 instigation of his enemies, the r. of the J., but I
183:0.4 his death had its origin in the councils of the r. of the
183:2.3 the r. had begun to assemble at the high priest’s
183:2.3 The r. of the J. reminded Judas that Jesus had
183:2.4 and curious servants of the chief priests and r..
183:3.4 his part of the betrayal bargain with the r. of the J.
185:1.9 disadvantageously involved with the r. of the Jews
185:5.5 the custody of the chief priests and the r. and on trial
185:5.8 Jr. freely circulated among the crowd and urged
185:5.9 the assembly of Jr. and the pardon-seeking crowd,
186:1.3 Judas could not believe that these r. of the J.
186:1.5 When the r. of the J. heard Judas, they scoffed at
186:3.2 the Romans at the insistent behest of the r. of the J..
186:4.1 he feared to resist the clamor of the r. of the J.,
186:4.2 Gabriel and the chief r. of Nebadon were assembled
187:3.3 the r. of the J. mocked him, saying, “He saved
188:0.2 The r. of the J. had planned to have Jesus’ body
188:4.3 die to ransom man from the clutch of the apostate r.
190:3.3 word began to come to the r. of the J. during the
190:4.2 which have been so suddenly thrust upon the Jr..
190:5.3 The chief priests and our r. delivered him up to the
191:2.1 Did I not say to you that the r. would deliver me
192:0.1 the r. of the J. concluded that the gospel movement
192:3.2 Master now spoke with the r. of the universes as
193:0.2 I plainly told you how the r. of the J. would deliver
brought them into immediate conflict with the Jr.
Rulers
35:0.1 They are the offspring of the divine R. of the
123:2.2 direct and personal supervision of the Universe R.,
132:2.9 luminosity of the divine light of the infinite R. of
133:4.7 come to judgment before the bar of the R. of a
Rulers, Paradise
15:8.8 borders of the personal administration of the P.,
15:13.2 outworking of the mortal-ascension plans of the P.
18:1.6 to penetrate all of the personal relations of the P.
19:3.5 And it is in this manner that the P. make personal
23:2.12 turmoil of Urantia do not signify that the P. lack
120:0.2 in accordance with the mandates of the divine P. of
Rulers, Superuniverse
4:5.2 Creator Sons, S., the Supreme Being,
Rulers, Supreme
40:10.3 to the established laws of the Supreme Universe R..
43:3.4 understood that the Most Highs were not the S.,
46:8.4 The S. are merciful and patient, but the law of
50:1.2 their own minds over and above the will of the S..
53:2.4 professed wholehearted loyalty to the Supreme R..
54:1.9 the S. of the universe stand back in merciful respect
54:3.1 choose for oneself is an endowment of the S.,
54:4.5 There are many reasons known to us why the S.
56:6.1 purpose manifested by the S. Creators and R.
65:8.2 But we are all under the jurisdiction of the S. of
144:4.4 led up to the supercommunion of his soul with the S.
rulership
21:3.1 Son from this initial and self-limited stage of r. to
21:3.13 Limited r. would hardly be manifest if sovereignty
35:6.1 At least three Vorondadeks are assigned to the r.
35:9.9 they do not assume active r. of such worlds until
50:1.2 And all of this effort to provide sympathetic r. for
51:7.1 the planet prospers under the joint r. of three Sons
52:3.10 take the place of monarchial or paternal form of r..
66:1.5 embarked upon a career of world r. with a richer
70:6.2 R. grew out of the idea of family authority or wealth.
70:6.2 further on, r. became hereditary, due to belief in the
74:1.4 the responsibilities of r. on such a strife-torn world.
74:2.7 the time of their formal induction into world r..
78:8.9 And the r. variously shifted between Sumer, Kish, Ur
93:3.4 the fact of the r. of the Most Highs of Edentia—
119:6.5 gathered together to welcome him back to the r. of
120:4.1 accused their Creator-father of selfishly seeking r.
128:1.1 finally and fully earning the right of unqualified r. of
135:5.7 Prince, long held in waiting thus to assume the r.
136:3.5 assume your well-earned unconditional r. of all
rules—noun
14:5.3 fittingly natural; the r. of conduct are not arbitrary.
48:6.33 Law is life itself and not the r. of its conduct.
48:6.33 is a transgression of law, not a violation of the r. of
68:4.3 who dared to treat with careless disdain the r. of
70:1.21 gradual development of the r. of “civilized” warfare.
70:9.13 being no more than the r. of the game—recognized
70:11.13 the fight was carried on according to approved r..
73:5.3 from neglect of these r., but Van gradually impressed
81:5.6 of equality of opportunity under the r. of law.
97:10.2 magnificent concept of the second Isaiah for the r.,
127:4.3 penalties for his infractions of the r. of the home.
127:4.3 confessed and deliberate violations of the family r. of
132:5.20 it will ever be impossible for men to establish r.
134:6.1 without becoming subservient to such laws, r.,
140:6.6 temptation to teach you r. of government, trade,
140:8.15 fairness, but he offered no r. for their attainment.
140:10.2 remake them into concrete r. of personal conduct.
140:10.2 they insisted on translating such teachings into r. of
140:10.5 Jesus stripped morality of all r. and ceremonies
143:2.4 to suppress, obey, and conform to the r. of living;
150:2.2 Andrew had imposed rather strict r. upon his
153:3.7 expose the folly of the whole rabbinic system of r.
163:4.8 to teach as man’s whole duty in place of the 613 r.
196:2.11 Jesus offered no r. for social advancement;
rules—verb
3:0.1 God is everywhere present; the Father r. the circle of
3:0.1 But he r. in the local universes in the persons of his
3:5.2 The Father r. through his Sons; on down through the
9:5.2 with his co-ordinate and subordinate associates, r.
15:14.2 by mercy and power r. as conditioned by patience,
16:3.5 r. this vast domain much as would the Eternal Son.
21:3.1 Michael Son r. as vicegerent of the Universal Father.
21:3.13 Even in the prebestowal ages a Creator Son r. his
21:3.15 a Creator Son r. with certain self-imposed limitations
21:3.15 he r. by virtue of his actual experience in the form
32:4.4 The Creator Son r. supreme in all matters of ethical
32:4.10 as of the Creator Son who r. in God’s stead at the
33:0.1 While the Father most certainly r. over his vast
35:9.1 Such a Son now r. on Jerusem, the headquarters of
43:3.4 He said, “The Most High r. in the kingdom of men
43:5.17 Most High observer who “r. in the kingdoms of men
131:1.2 God is the perfected circle of eternity, and he r. the
131:2.6 He who r. his own spirit is mightier than he who
131:9.2 Great, very great, is the One God who r. man from
141:2.1 the Father also r. within the hearts of his children
142:2.4 enter the kingdom where such a merciful Father r.,
143:2.3 “Verily, verily, I say to you, he who r. his own self
152:3.2 no man r. over it seated upon a material throne.
169:4.12 The God of universes r. the far-flung creation, but
ruling—noun
28:5.15 handed down a r. which actually incorporates the
67:6.9 Only recently was this actual r. discovered lodged
67:6.10 was not actually and finally settled until this r. of the
145:3.10 of this healing decision to the r. of his Father.
156:6.8 and Antipas communicated this same r. to the Jews
174:2.5 enemies were defeated since it was a well-known r.
185:1.5 to inveigh against Pilate for this presumptuous r..
ruling—verb
119:0.4 the sublime tasks of r. the local universes in divine
ruling—adjective
21:1.3 suggests that its Creator and r. Son is one whose
55:3.14 headquarters to act as assistants to the r. Adam and
70:11.6 which later r. minds formulated the written laws.
82:3.10 tribes allowed members of the r. group to have sex
121:3.2 and official power, the privileged and r. groups.
121:8.12 My r. motive has been to prepare a record which
130:3.8 government of the Sanhedrin, the seventy r. elders
132:4.5 to change the course of the r. policy from the idea
139:4.13 John taught loving service rather than r. power—
173:1.1 went into the hands of the r. high-priestly families.
175:3.1 Many times had this august r. body determined to
rulings
3:2.7 it appears that emergency r. have been made,
3:2.9 the result of the decisions and final r. of all-wisdom,
15:12.3 render decisions, and these r. are always unanimous.
15:12.4 There is no appeal from the r. and decisions of the
17:0.11 In all matters of an executive nature—r, regulations
18:3.9 characterize all the decrees and r. of the Ancients of
18:7.1 in accordance with the r. of the supreme council of
19:4.7 unable to explain many of their decisions and r..
20:4.5 as such, is wholly subject to his own plans and r..
25:2.12 r. are final and always unanimous; there is no appeal
33:8.5 then will the Nebadon courts issue r. of execution;
35:5.4 Although the decisions and r. of this order of Sons
37:4.5 Certain advanced plans and complex r. are also
53:9.3 concerned in the Lucifer rebellion pending the r.
76:2.3 Nodite priests reverting to the standards and r. of
82:5.3 R. of this sort led to a great multiplication of cousin
89:6.3 Moses’ stringent r. against the offering of human
93:10.6 Recent r. handed down from the Most Highs of
114:3.3 he hands down scores of r. and decisions each day
114:5.2 governor’s r. are all subject to appeal to conciliating
114:6.17 governor general, but all his r. are subject to appeal
127:4.4 in all his administrative r. a refreshing elasticity of
but unfailingly accepts the divine answers as final r.
rumblings
128:5.3 reminded Jesus of the ominous r. of rebellion in
ruminants
61:3.5 North America was soon overrun by r.—deer, oxen,
rumor
145:2.14 rapid and effective spreading of such a startling r..
154:3.1 Jesus’ enemies were industriously spreading the r.
162:2.5 the Sanhedrin did not wholly believe this r..
rumors
52:6.1 told them that there would be “wars and r. of wars
128:5.5 when they heard r. of the Capernaum boatbuilder
134:6.3 There shall be wars and r. of wars—nation will rise
134:9.8 r. came to Capernaum of one John who was
135:9.3 the course of these forty days of waiting, many r.
154:6.2 James and Jude had heard r. concerning the plans
169:2.3 asked the meaning of these r. and required that he
176:1.1 When you hear of wars and r. of wars, be not
190:3.3 Sanhedrists were thoroughly aroused by these r..
190:4.2 R. of Jesus’ resurrection and reports concerning the
190:5.2 concerning the r. that his tomb was empty,
190:5.3 only one in Jerusalem who has not heard these r.
191:0.3 informed them as to the many r. gaining headway
192:0.1 disconcerted by the spread of r. that Jesus had risen
run—see run away
1:4.3 when your course has been r. in temporary form on
4:1.6 The universe is not wound up like a clock to r. just
15:8.10 planets perish, but the universes do not r. down.
17:2.2 the cycle of reflective creation had r. its course,
26:9.3 almost over; the race for eternity has been all but r..
32:5.8 every human being who will r. the race of faith and
37:5.1 they hope to fuse, but when the mortal race is r.,
47:2.7 When material life has r. its course, if no choice has
47:10.1 those who have r. the planetary race and finished the
52:2.4 There uniformly r through all of these racial religions
52:3.1 When the original impetus of evolutionary life has r.
53:5.3 the rebel forces of Lucifer; they were allowed to r.
54:5.14 we teach forty-eight reasons for permitting evil to r.
57:2.1 their function of sun formation has r. its course,
58:7.4 Other ridges r. from Newfoundland to Alabama
59:4.5 the resulting limestone layers r. from 500 to 5,000
62:4.4 creatures could walk and even r. as well as any of
65:1.8 After organic evolution has r. a certain course and
70:5.5 neither peace nor war can be r. by a debating society
72:7.7 But no debt may r. for more than twenty-five years.
86:1.2 Superstitious savages always feared a r. of good luck
97:7.8 they shall r. and not be weary; they shall walk and
112:0.1 if you will sincerely r. the race of time and gain the
112:7.2 your earthly course in temporary form has been r.,
123:1.2 premises of his own to r. about in and to enjoy.
123:6.6 did not r. smoothly for either parents or teachers.
126:2.7 The economic affairs of the family continued to r.
128:5.7 But affairs on the worlds of time and space do not r.
131:2.6 They shall r. and not be weary; they shall walk and
155:6.8 therefore must the religion of the mind ever r. true
182:2.5 this night an unseen messenger will r. by your side.”
189:4.7 And they did not stop until they had r. all the way
195:6.1 have started an unthinking r. on the moral bank of
run away
130:1.2 impressed upon him the folly of trying to r. away
130:6.3 You are trying to r. away from your unhappy self,
133:4.11 there are two things you cannot r. away from—
191:5.1 state of mind, coupled with his chagrin at having r.
196:0.7 never became fanatical, for it never attempted to r.
runaway
41:8.3 It was such an emigration of these “r. particles”
62:7.1 At noon, the day after the r. of the twins, there
128:7.8 Jesus talked things over with the r. lad and, since he
133:4.11 To the r. lad Jesus said: “Remember, there are two
rungs
81:6.43 And it was by these r. on the evolutionary ladder
89:1.7 the real r. on which man climbed civilization’s ladder
runner
126:2.1 when a r. from Sepphoris brought to this Nazareth
167:4.1 a r. from Bethany arrived at Philadelphia, bringing
168:0.3 were greatly puzzled by the message which the r.
178:2.4 This r. hastened off for Philadelphia with this word
182:2.5 David brought to the Master one Jacob, once a r. on
191:6.1 detail all that had been told him by the preceding r.
runners
62:5.2 They were walkers and r., not climbers;
69:4.7 evolved from the smoke signal up through r., animal
74:2.3 the r. went in great haste to the rendezvous of the
159:6.4 These r. left Jerusalem each evening, relaying at
177:3.3 r. came to David Zebedee bringing him word from
177:3.4 now the r. came back to David bringing the word
186:3.2 within five minutes r. were on their way to Pella,
186:3.3 David dismissed his corps of r. for the Passover
186:3.4 to the r. who had been dispatched on Friday
187:6.1 The last of his r. he dispatched to the home of Mary
190:1.6 these twenty-six r. went forth as the first heralds of
191:6.1 the fifth in the Jerusalem-Alexandria relay of r.,
running
3:1.10 part of the vast universe organization, r. down to
15:8.10 The superuniverse of Orvonton is apparently now r.;
16:6.3 Human minds are sometimes observed to be r. in
21:2.12 is not necessary to the smooth r. of an established
25:2.11 in keeping the universe of universes r. smoothly.
48:6.32 True, there is a planetary pattern r. through the
52:4.8 complex nature of an advancing civilization is r. its
63:5.3 the one river unchanged by the glaciers, r. down to
74:3.1 Their Jerusem fellows had gone to worlds r. along
77:2.10 they discover lists of Sumerian kings r. back for
79:3.3 The thread of monotheism r. through the religious
108:2.1 In the present generation it is r. five years, ten
123:5.12 they could see the long ridge of Mount Carmel r.
128:4.8 this year the Nazareth home was r. fairly smoothly.
130:1.2 we seek to escape the present duty of living by r.
134:3.6 to interfere with the smooth r. of the community
137:4.7 the disconcerting news that the wine was r. short.
148:3.4 spirit intelligences who were charged with the r. of
169:1.9 come r. up: ‘Bring quickly his best robe, the one I
177:2.2 By r. away from home, Amos could have joined
182:2.3 literally exhausted; they had been r. short on sleep
195:9.1 your spiritual heritage, the river of truth r. down
runs
17:1.6 r. into numbers beyond human comprehension and
36:2.11 twelve, with its subdivisions and multiples, r.
36:2.17 there r. the thread of the wise and intelligent
135:5.2 the kingdom of heaven—which r. throughout the
rupture
153:3.7 do nothing more to prevent an open r. of relations
rural
70:8.7 classes arose consequent upon urban or r. settlement
97:9.22 Then the r. folk revolted; they assassinated the king
rush
133:2.1 attacked by robbers, you would unhesitatingly r. to
151:5.2 cooling air of the gorges to r. down upon the lake.
151:6.6 the herd of swine, causing them forthwith to r.
156:5.12 learn how to step aside from the r. of life—escape
190:2.7 They wanted to r. off to the city to tell the apostles
195:10.10 apparently indifferent youths would r. forward to
rushed
69:2.4 The ancients were never r..
130:5.4 When Jesus saw the plight of the girl, he r. forward
137:4.9 her arms around Jesus’ neck, kissed him, and r.
137:8.3 Peter r. out of the shop and by midafternoon had
139:3.9 he r. away from the scene of James’s death to join
139:5.11 silenced only when the irate Jews r. upon Perpetua
139:12.13 Judas r. out and committed the final act in the drama
145:2.15 some of them r. out to spread the news abroad
150:9.3 these ruffians laid hold upon Jesus and r. him out
151:6.2 a lunatic who lived in these hillside caverns r. up to
151:6.6 As the swine herders r. into the village to spread
158:5.1 They all r. forward to greet Jesus and their three
159:2.4 herd of swine and r. them headlong over the cliff
162:7.6 Many of the unbelievers r. forth for stones to cast
164:4.10 the leaders r. upon Josiah, angrily exclaiming:
164:5.2 unbelieving Jews r. over to where they were still
164:5.3 many of them r. out to lay hands upon the stones
172:5.13 A prominent Sadducee r. up to him in a spirit of
183:3.2 they all r. down to near the olive press where the
183:3.7 Peter drew his sword and with the others r. forward
184:3.14 he r. over to the side of Jesus and, shaking his
186:1.3 Judas r. back to enter the hall but was debarred by
186:1.4 Jesus nailed thereon, and upon sight of this he r.
189:4.8 Mary came out of the tomb, now r. up to them,
189:4.10 voice of the Master, and Mary r. to kneel at his feet
189:4.13 when Peter heard his name, he r. out of the upper
189:5.2 Peter r. up and, entering, saw the same empty tomb
190:2.5 James r. into the house, even while they looked
190:5.7 They had seen the morontia Master, and they r. from
191:1.4 he r. to the upper chamber and into the presence of
192:1.4 the youth r. up to the Master and, kneeling at his
rushing
125:6.5 r. up to the lad, now standing to greet his parents,
147:6.4 they were indignant, and r. back to where Jesus
151:5.4 he dropped his oar and, r. over to Jesus, shook
154:6.5 instead of his r. out to greet them, they heard his
158:7.3 Peter, r. impetuously toward him, laid his hand upon
189:4.10 Mary Magdalene, r. toward him and addressing
Russia
59:4.7 found in North and South America, Europe, R.,
60:1.4 and R., may be found deposits of this period.
60:2.6 Most of China and R. was inundated, but the water
60:3.6 Great changes also occurred in Europe, R., Japan,
78:3.5 The lands now called R. and Turkestan were
80:3.2 R. they had absorbed a considerable amount of
85:2.4 of India and R. regard the tree spirits as being cruel.
Russian
80:4.2 having come from Siberia by way of the R. rivers
80:4.5 the R. plains, absorbing the best of the blue man
80:5.1 Mesopotamia through Turkestan-south R. regions,
rustle
59:4.17 not a sound was heard, not even the r. of a leaf,
142:6.5 When the wind blows, you hear the r. of the leaves,
rustling
90:2.5 “When you hear the sound of a r. in the tops of the
Ruth—ancestor of Mary
122:1.2 ancestors such well-known women as Annon, R.,
Ruth—the sister of Jesus
124:4.3 and the two younger children, Amos and R.,
124:5.2 and the baby sister, R., was yet to come; so it may
126:3.2 R., the baby of the family, was born, and to the best
126:3.2 affectionately and faithfully than Jesus cared for R..
127:1.5 As soon as R. grew up, she was taken in hand by
127:4.8 R. was the sunshine of the home; though thoughtless
127:4.8 thoughtless of speech, she was sincere of heart.
127:4.8 R. just about worshiped her big brother and father.
127:4.8 But they did not spoil her.
127:4.8 She was a beautiful child but not quite so comely as
128:6.1 of certain work which Martha must do for R..
128:6.10 of deep meditation were often broken into by R.
129:2.11 John to take presents each month to Mary and R.,
134:1.3 but devoted most of his attention to Mary and R..
134:1.3 R. was then nearly fifteen years old, and this was
134:1.3 Jesus’ first opportunity to have long talks with her
134:1.4 All the older children were now married; only R.,
134:1.6 and his mother was living at home with R., Jesus
134:1.6 proposed that his mother and R. go to Capernaum
134:1.6 Mary and R. moved to Capernaum, where they
134:2.5 had become the home of Jesus, James, Mary, and R..
138:0.1 Only R., the youngest, remained unswervingly
138:9.2 entire family (except R.) had practically deserted
141:0.2 At this time R. was on a visit to her brother Joseph
145:0.3 Jesus’ baby sister, R., secretly paid him a visit.
145:0.3 R. was the only member of Jesus’ family who
145:0.3 she finally passed on to the worlds beyond never
145:0.3 Baby R. was the chief comfort of Jesus, as regards
154:5.1 assembled Mary, James, Joseph, Jude, and R..
154:6.1 one, R., believed wholeheartedly in the divinity
154:6.1 While R. could not explain all of his conduct, she
154:6.1 she insisted that he had always treated his family
154:6.3 To all of this R. would say only: “I will tell my
154:6.3 Joseph promised to keep R. quiet while the others
154:7.5 when R. returned from a visit to the Zebedee house,
154:7.5 she learned from David that her father-brother was
157:0.1 R. endeavored to elude the vigilance of the
186:0.3 his sister R. refused to remain behind with the rest of
186:0.3 Since she was determined to accompany her mother,
187:2.7 John, with Mary the mother of Jesus, R., and Jude
187:3.2 during the crucifixion were Mary, R., Jude, John,
187:5.4 cross John Zebedee, his brother Jude, his sister R.,
188:3.3 Mary the mother of Jesus, with R. and Jude,
190:1.10 R. remained at Bethany with Lazarus’s sisters.
190:1.10 early in June, the day after David’s marriage to R.,
190:2.2 R., of course, believed the report, and so did Jude
Ruth—one of the first ten women evangelists
150:1.1 R., the eldest daughter of Matthew Levi; Celta,
ruthless
71:6.1 R. competition based on narrow-minded self-interest
80:5.5 coupled with the r. extermination of the inferiors.
159:3.9 that I am also r. with sin and intolerant of iniquity.
175:4.2 scathing rebuke that bordered on r. denunciation,
ruthlessly
75:5.6 tragedy which had been so suddenly and so r. thrust
80:1.7 r. exterminating the strains of Neanderthal stock.
92:3.9 Religion is the scourge of evolution which r.
111:6.7 of truth to the r. practical demands of everyday life.
143:5.5 Nalda had been r. cast aside by her husband and
Ryonin—Buddhist teacher
94:12.2 the teachings of R., Honen Shonin, and Shinran in