— Ses-Som —
session
25:2.10 When in s. a commission functions as a group of
35:6.2 This council is in frequent s. at universe headquarters
37:2.2 as many as one thousand of these are often in s.
66:5.1 two or more of these ten councils met in joint s.,
67:2.1 the latter called the ten councils of Urantia in s.
74:3.3 Adam’s second day on earth was spent in s. with the
114:2.3 “the Baptist,” chairman of this council when it is in s.
141:5.1 all the evening conferences at Amathus was the s.
144:6.2 For three weeks these twenty-four men were in s.
148:6.9 “Then began the second s. with his friends.
151:2.8 This was a very profitable s. for the apostles and
153:5.2 the twelve women were in s. over at Peter’s house.
159:2.1 after the s. of questions and answers, John said to
164:4.1 when the very s. of the high Jewish court sitting in
164:5.1 All of the time this Sabbath-breaking s. of the
164:5.3 been in attendance upon the s. of the Sanhedrin,
172:3.14 the Sanhedrin, which was then in s. at the temple,
173:2.2 At noon s. of the Sanhedrin it was unanimously
184:3.18 this first s. of the Sanhedrist trial of Jesus ended at
184:4.1 This second s. was to be held on the day following
184:5.2 This s. of the court lasted only a half hour,
184:5.10 and while the court was in its second s., the women
186:1.4 the presence of the Sanhedrin, which was still in s..
sessions
133:3.2 Jesus held more than twenty s. with this forward-
133:6.4 thinker and Jesus had several profitable s. with him.
134:3.3 The afternoon s. started at 3:00 o’clock, and the
134:3.3 one of his three sons always presided at these s. of
134:3.4 and to conduct twelve evening s. of questions,
137:7.1 earnest, though cheerful and joyous, s. with these six
144:6.2 between their forenoon, afternoon, and evening s..
144:7.2 had many special s. with John’s twelve apostles.
148:0.3 answering the holdover questions from previous s..
149:4.1 At one of these evening s. one of the evangelists
154:1.1 With this group he held s. morning, afternoon, and
157:3.4 made ready to hold one of the most momentous s. of
165:1.1 Jesus reserved for the usual s. of questions and
184:4.1 passing the death sentence, there should be two s.
Set—Egyptian god of darkness and evil
95:2.6 In the legendary battle of Horus with S. the young
95:2.6 but after S. was vanquished, this eye was restored
95:5.12 resurrected from a cruel death at the hands of S.,
set—noun
92:2.6 ideal of reaction in any given s. of circumstances.
111:4.4 The inner and the outer worlds have a different s. of
set—adjective
74:7.21 Adam did his best to discourage the use of s. prayers
140:8.26 disciples and believers according to a s. pattern.
144:1.10 fully approve of the practice of uttering s. prayers.
144:2.1 that you should use such a s. and formal petition as
144:3.13 the Jews had some twenty-five or thirty s. prayers
176:4.6 return to earth from any and all s. events or settled
179:5.5 the almost mathematical precision of a s. formula.
set—verb; see set about; set apart; set aside; set down;
set forth; set free; set off; set out; set up
1:0.5 divine goal which the infinite God has s. for man;
8:1.1 of Action is existent, and the vast stage of space is s.
8:1.3 The stage of universal space is s. for the manifold
15:4.2 so is the stage s. for the inauguration of universe
26:3.2 There is no time limit s. on the progress of ascending
26:4.12 The promulgation of that injunction has s all creation
26:7.1 required to meet the demands of the high goal s.
28:6.6 The judgment is s., and the books are opened.”
42:2.11 —gigantic energy systems s. in motion by the
43:5.16 he separated the sons of Adam, he s. the bounds of
50:5.10 no bounds s. upon the possibilities of attainment by
54:2.3 onetime Sovereign of your system s. the temporal
57:3.5 then, when contraction s. in, it whirled on faster and
57:5.3 Thus was the stage of local space s. for the unique
57:7.1 gravity as the sphere grew larger, began to s. in
57:7.5 The stage is being s. for a planet that can support life
59:0.8 the stage is s. for the opening chapters of that great
59:5.1 period opens with the stage almost ideally s. for the
60:4.5 the biologic stage is fully s. for the appearance of the
62:5.11 was s. upon by hostile gibbons and beaten to death.
63:2.1 They envisaged being s. upon by hostile relatives and
65:2.6 The stage was thus s. for the appearance of the first
65:3.1 life patterns after they have once been s. in operation
69:3.4 old men and cripples were s. to work making tools
69:8.2 captives were either eaten, tortured, s. to fighting
72:7.9 These tariffs are s. by the highest industrial court
76:1.2 Adam and his helpers s. themselves to work to build
76:5.7 It is not that Urantia needed a Creator Son to s. its
78:3.9 extensive climatic changes, s. the world stage for
83:4.6 it was customary to s. a false wedding day and then
88:1.8 S. with pearls, as was often done, it was man’s first
89:2.2 sanction of evolving religion, the stage was all s. for
90:2.3 thus was the stage s. for the many recent exhibitions
93:3.8 And thus did Melchizedek s. the monotheistic stage
94:6.9 Confucius s. a new pace for the shamans in that he
97:1.3 are the Lord’s, and he has s. the world upon them.”
97:1.6 and lifts up the beggars to s. them among princes
97:1.9 but hardly maintained the pace s. by Samuel;
97:2.1 tide of spiritual decadence that had s. in,
105:4.9 the universe stage is s.—the potentials are existent
108:2.3 Thus is the stage of the human mind s. for the
119:2.5 In justice and mercy this new ruler s. the turbulent
124:5.6 measure up to the standard which he s. for himself:
125:6.13 Mary s. to work with renewed energy to mold his
128:5.2 This conference was s. for the middle of June,
128:5.5 His friends from Egypt s. sail for home,
128:7.9 stage was being s. for Jesus’ departure from home.
129:4.7 not live his life on earth in order to s. an example
129:4.7 so did he thereby s. the example for all of us thus
130:0.3 Tarentum, where they s. sail for Athens in Greece,
130:6.3 S. your mind at work to solve its problems; teach
131:10.1 Ganid s. himself to the task of formulating what he
133:7.1 Shortly the travelers s. sail for Cyprus, stopping at
134:5.7 then will the stage be s. for major wars, world-wide
134:8.9 On that day he completed the task s. for Creator
135:8.5 “Bear with me now, for it becomes us to s. this
135:12.5 she s. herself to the task of having John put to death
136:9.9 By these decisions Jesus s. a worthy example for
136:9.9 And Jesus s. an inspiring example of universe loyalty
137:6.5 he s. an example by going back regularly to work
137:6.6 for their sakes have I s. myself apart to do your will.
140:1.4 follow you into this kingdom, there is s. a severe test
140:3.13 A city s. upon a hill cannot be hid.
140:4.4 A city s. on a hill cannot be hid. Neither do men
140:10.3 Jesus lived his earth life on Urantia, not to s. a
141:7.9 on this bestowal mission, not to s. an example for
144:2.3 to see me, and I have nothing to s. before him’;
145:2.5 sour grapes and the children’s teeth are s. on edge.
145:2.5 who eats sour grapes, his teeth shall be s. on edge.
145:2.7 sour grapes and the children’s teeth are s. on edge.
145:3.3 The whole day’s events had s. the stage for this
146:2.5 You have s. at naught all my counsel, and you
146:2.13 “S. a watch, O Lord, before my mouth; keep the
150:8.9 to s. at liberty those who are bruised and proclaim
155:1.1 The kings of the earth s. themselves, and the rulers
155:6.9 divide men and s. them in conscientious array
157:2.2 The issues of life and death are being s. before you
163:1.3 city, eating and drinking whatever is s. before you.
165:4.8 ‘If riches increase, s. not your heart upon them.
165:4.8 but their hearts are s. upon their own selfish gain’.
165:6.2 then may the lord of the house s. such a servant
165:6.2 As the lord of the household shall s. the true and
165:6.3 loved ones are destined to be s. against each other
168:1.9 was the stage all s. in this little hamlet of Bethany for
170:5.14 proceeded to s. the kingdom off into the future.
171:0.2 s. all Jesus’ followers to thinking that he was going
173:1.8 guards s. by the people stood watch at every
173:4.2 He s. a hedge about it, dug a pit for the wine press,
173:4.4 you are s. in your hearts to reject the Son of Man.”
176:3.4 When their lord had departed, his servants s.
176:3.4 I will now s. you as steward over many;
176:3.4 faithful over a few things, and I will now s. you
177:1.1 “But, Master, you may s. the basket down while you
177:4.7 Judas’s heart was too much s. on self-glory and the
179:4.6 to do what Judas had s. his mind to accomplish.
181:2.7 but you are still s. on making this kingdom come
181:2.27 before you will learn to s. a guard upon your lips?
185:6.4 not touch the hearts of those who had s. their minds
187:1.11 the Roman soldiers s. themselves about the task of
188:2.3 soldiers to s. them as watchmen before the tomb.
188:2.3 and s. the seal of Pilate on and around these stones
195:0.6 organizer and his successors kept up the pace Paul s.
195:10.18 disciples of a crucified carpenter s. in motion those
set about
66:6.4 Each of the ten planetary commissions s. slowly to
75:1.1 courageously s. the task of solving their manifold
90:3.3 disease and death, they s. to determine the causes of
97:10.7 Ezekiel also s. to establish the faithful observance of
130:2.6 the young Indian s. to find out the motive for
132:0.4 he therefore s., in the most amazing manner, to
170:5.14 s. to save his teaching from being wholly lost by
174:0.3 apostles s the establishment of the Gethsemane camp
187:1.11 the Roman soldiers s. themselves about the task of
set apart
82:2.5 women have always borne some mark which s. them
140:6.11 As my chosen apostles, now s. for the service of
142:7.1 “Master, on the day we were s. as ambassadors of
150:1.1 “On the morrow we will s. ten women for the work
150:1.3 Jesus gave these ten women as he s. them apart
150:2.3 Mary was s. for such service, together with
153:5.4 Did I not choose you twelve men and s. you apart
163:1.3 laid his hands upon the heads of the seventy to s.
163:1.3 I am about to s. you apart as messengers of the
163:4.9 he laid his hands upon them and s. them apart as
178:3.2 It was for this purpose that I s. you apart, in the
192:3.1 the very mount where the Master had s. them apart
192:3.2 even as when they were first s. for the special work
set aside
11:3.1 surrounding the presence of the Deities is s. as the
50:6.5 bestowal of Christ Michael did not immediately s.
72:6.6 After the conscript workers s. their own retirement
126:1.4 Early this year Joseph arranged to s. the income
138:9.1 apostles all reason, judgment, and logic were s. in
140:6.2 mistake of thinking that I have come to s. the law
set down
28:6.5 children of mercy—their spiritual liabilities—to be s.
75:1.3 No Adam of the planetary service was ever s. on a
95:6.2 a supreme God was clear in his mind, and he s. all
177:1.1 “But, Master, you may s. the basket down while you
189:4.6 They s. their burdens and began to look upon one
set forth
28:6.14 Your assets of trustworthiness are clearly s alongside
122:7.3 But before they actually s., Joseph was reconciled to
133:9.1 And so they s. forth for the ancient city of Ur.
134:0.2 the best place in all the Roman world wherein to s.
149:2.2 those who would s. them forth as the embodiment
196:2.6 gloriously s. in the original gospel of the kingdom.
set free
84:5.7 the modern factory which largely s. woman free
101:6.10 shall know the truth, and the truth shall s. him free.
120:2.6 s. rebellion-segregated man spiritually free.
123:5.11 to the captives, and to s. the spiritual prisoners free.”
125:5.10 and so s. them free from their terrible bondage to law
126:4.2 the captives, and to s. the spiritual prisoners free;
140:8.26 “I want to s. men free so that they can start out
150:1.3 the emancipation proclamation which s. women
162:2.2 kill me because on the Sabbath day s. a man held
170:2.2 The gospel of the kingdom was to s. man free and
179:5.4 Jesus rather sought to s. man’s reborn soul free
185:3.7 have made against him; I think he ought to be s..”
188:5.3 Jesus s. men free to choose better ways of living.
194:3.14 woman has been forever s. from all religious
set off
41:0.2 no such clear lines of physical demarcation s. the
50:7.3 Such rewards s. the individual from the average,
72:12.4 Neither are the various peoples of Urantia s. from
170:5.14 proceeded to s. the kingdom off into the future.
set out
94:2.6 The Brahmans s. out to deanthropomorphize the
128:6.8 their appointment for the Passover supper, and s. for
137:4.15 saying: “It is the custom to s. first the good wine and
137:5.1 Jude, Jesus’ youngest brother, s. in search of him.
137:5.2 But when Jesus s. to make clear to them who he
141:6.1 down the Jordan on the way to Jerusalem, he s. to
143:3.8 s. at once for the city of Sychar, near Jacob’s well.
169:1.7 all his funds and s. upon a journey to a far country
171:7.7 He frequently s. to help a person by asking for help.
173:0.1 and after a brief conference they s. for Jerusalem.
176:3.4 several abilities; and then he s. on his journey.
177:4.4 Judas had s. to get honor for himself, and if this
181:2.13 that day at the customhouse when you first s. to
set up
11:4.3 seven trillion of these historic reservations now s.
42:2.12 the pressure-presence and the tension-trends s. up
53:4.2 proceeded to s. up his own legislative assembly
80:9.13 delighting to s. up great stones as tokens to the sun,
88:2.3 “And this stone which I have s. up as a pillar shall be
89:6.6 s. up the gates thereof in his youngest son, Segub.”
117:4.14 but he has s. up tensions in the creations circling
135:3.2 shall the God of heaven s. up a kingdom which
135:6.7 the reputed memorial stones s. up by Joshua to
140:1.2 “The new kingdom which my Father is about to s. in
153:2.1 the king you have s. up over you into the hands of
153:3.4 And in other ways do you dare to s. up your own
171:2.6 the kingdom would certainly be s. up somewhat in
173:1.3 money-changers moved on to Jerusalem and s. up
setback
67:6.7 Notwithstanding the terrible s. of rebellion there
73:0.1 regardless of the cultural and moral s. which so
80:6.2 This early s. was more than compensated by the
171:4.8 willing to grasp the warnings of the impending s..
setbacks
68:1.5 progressed on Urantia, notwithstanding its many s..
80:9.7 the most serious and lasting of all cultural s. up to
Seth—son of Adam and Eve
76:3.4 religious rulers, or priesthood, originated with S.,
76:3.4 He was born one hundred and twenty-nine years
76:3.4 S. became absorbed in the work of improving the
76:3.4 His son, Enos, founded the new order of worship,
Sethard—one of the seven outstanding human teachers
121:6.4 seven outstanding human teachers: S., Moses, Philo,
Sethite
76:3.5 The S. priesthood was a threefold undertaking,
76:3.9 the threefold duty of a S.: to be priest, physician,
76:3.10 And when thinking of the S. priesthood, do not
78:5.1 when the regeneration of the S. priesthood and the
78:6.3 Ten per cent, including a group of the S. priests,
78:8.7 ruled by the apostate descendants of the S. priests.
79:3.3 fact that so many of the S. priesthood entered India,
79:3.4 a company of one hundred S. priests entered India
80:9.6 as well as many of the descendants of the S. priests.
83:8.1 The S. priests made marriage a religious ritual; but
92:4.6 teachings of Adam were carried on by the S. priests,
92:5.9 1. The S. period.
92:5.9 The S. priests, as regenerated under the leadership
93:3.1 which had been developed by the early S. priests
104:1.5 portrayals were brought to India by the S. priests,
Sethites
76:3.10 those high-minded and noble teachers of health and
76:3.10 Their religious concepts of Deity were advanced
76:3.10 their method of education have never since been
79:4.6 the S.; the Brahmans of the twentieth century after
80:6.4 remnants of the early religious teachings of the S.,
92:4.6 evolution was modified by the teachings of the S..
92:5.9 They functioned throughout the lands of the Andites,
92:5.9 their influence persisted longest among the Greeks,
92:5.9 they continued to the present times as the Brahman
92:5.9 The S. and their followers never entirely lost the
93:3.1 lingering traditions of the methods of the ancient S..
95:1.1 Mesopotamia had about lost the teachings of the S.
98:7.2 equaled that of their illustrious predecessors, the S.
104:1.2 the Trinity concept of the S. persisted in Egypt and
sets—noun
39:5.12 what are apparently double s. of wings extending
61:1.10 early mammals developed two successive s. of teeth
70:5.7 The red men often had two s. of chiefs—the sachems,
sets—verb
3:5.2 “He removes kings and s. up kings.”
41:0.1 The characteristic space phenomenon which s. off
51:6.2 Prince, s. the pace for the development of civilization
84:0.3 sex s. the home off from all other social activities.
89:10.4 It does not mark man as mean but rather s. him apart
90:3.10 evolution then unerringly s. in motion those forces
95:5.9 Aton s. all in their place and provides all with their
162:2.2 a gospel that s. men free from the burdensome
188:5.2 Mercy s. the guilt of evil-doing to one side; but
setting—see setting—with stage; setting—with sun
30:2.9 concerned in s. forth those orders of intelligent
39:9.1 formerly s. them apart from the ministering spirits
44:3.4 Provision is made for a suitable s. for the reversion
69:9.16 But improved machinery is gradually s. men free
81:2.17 The older river races made their huts by s. tall poles
89:3.4 the virtue of physical suffering, s. the example by
120:0.9 And this was the s. of the momentous occasion when
122:0.1 Mary should have been chosen as the immediate s.
148:5.2 And I have come to make a beginning of s. these
158:8.1 to one of Peter’s little ones and, s. the child down
159:5.7 the Jewish religion and translated it to a worthy s.
162:3.3 they would accuse him before the Sanhedrin of s.
164:1.3 and s. the man upon his own beast, brought him
165:5.7 warnings they had heard before but not in the s.
179:1.6 rendezvous with Jesus, and even in such a solemn s.,
182:2.13 who had assembled his men preparatory to s. out,
190:5.4 ministering to the sick and afflicted and s. free
setting—with stage
57:6.11 the astronomic preliminaries to the s. of the stage for
61:3.12 period contributed much toward the s. of the stage
132:0.5 just three factors of paramount value in the early s.
152:2.6 This was the stage s. about five o’clock on
153:1.0 1. THE SETTING OF THE STAGE
setting—with sun
58:2.9 rises and slightly to the west as the sun nears s..
63:2.5 one evening about the time of the s. of the sun,
145:3.5 Soon after the s. of the sun, as Jesus and the apostles
176:0.2 the temple, glorified by the rays of the s. sun;
settings
121:1.1 cultural and linguistic s. for the effective spread of
settle—see settle down
5:1.8 Therefore s. in your philosophy now and forever: To
35:2.4 and s. the serious differences which arise from time
53:8.4 that his triumph on your world would forever s. the
57:7.1 caused the heavier elements, such as iron, to s. more
70:1.3 Andon taught his children to s. disputes by beating
70:1.3 The later Andonites used to s. disputes by holding a
70:10.5 these ordeals did not necessarily s. a dispute justly.
77:3.8 failing to s. the other two by debate, they fell to
90:3.7 dissect the body, and s. upon some finding as the
110:5.6 and every human being must s. these problems for
139:11.3 advocate of salvation through faith in God to s. all
158:0.1 the Master ascended the mountain alone to s. the
settle down
75:1.6 and Eve were not willing to s. to the long, long test.
99:1.1 This coming social order will not s. complacently for
99:1.3 Urantia society can never hope to s. as in past ages.
123:0.1 in Alexandria, where the family was able to s. to a
127:3.12 much more content to return to his home and s. to
128:7.3 his youngest brother, who was not inclined to s. to
133:4.11 My son, stop trying to deceive yourself; s. to the
144:6.4 It was some time before the twenty-four could s. to
181:0.2 discourse had been discussed and had begun to s. in
settled—verb; see settled down; settled in light and life
15:9.16 on a clear track; its orbit must be safely and finally s..
22:4.6 question is s. by appeal to an ascendant commission
30:4.21 the status of the ascending mortal is forever s..
32:3.2 of all its inhabited worlds has been forever s. and
35:9.8 universe, when things are fully sifted and finally s.,
55:8.1 When an entire system becomes s. in life, a new
55:8.7 And now, as the systems one by one become s. in
56:7.2 when an entire constellation is thus s., the second
56:7.6 the creations of time and space are progressively s.
59:3.9 This salt s. in great lagoons which were alternately
65:4.4 Carriers in their laboratories before they finally s.
74:0.1 of the biologic uplifters to Urantia, s. slowly to the
76:1.4 After getting s. in the new Eden, it became
77:4.11 the associates of Van s. about the shores of the lake
78:1.4 other Nodite groups that had s. in the Levant were,
80:7.2 This was the only island s. so early by such a
80:7.4 The group which finally s. in Greece consisted of
80:7.10 out of the Euphrates valley and s. upon the island of
80:7.11 Another great colony s. on the Mediterranean near
80:8.5 Much of central Europe was thus early s. by these
86:2.2 Not finding a material source for his miseries, he s.
95:6.2 he s. upon a program of returning to his northern
97:9.1 the Israelites—only three or four tribes s. in Palestine.
114:1.1 in surety and in principle forever s. the status of your
121:7.1 Jewish theology was irrevocably s., forever fixed.
126:3.9 Jesus had s. many things about his forthcoming work
126:3.10 Having s. something about the nature of his mission
127:6.8 Having s. already in his mind that he was not to
130:3.4 they were s. near the eastern end of the long
134:8.9 Caligastia secession on Urantia were virtually s..
135:4.6 s. that he was to become the herald of the Messiah;
136:4.9 was a matter already s. and sealed on the records
136:6.1 Having s. his policy concerning all personalities of
136:6.2 Jesus thus s. upon another and consistent policy
136:8.1 He s. upon a policy of procedure which eliminated
136:9.1 Having s. such questions of policy as pertained to his
137:1.3 informed Simon that he had s. in his own mind that
147:2.2 they had hardly got themselves s. at Bethany when
161:1.7 three of the Godheads and forever s. the question
settled down
57:8.16 Most of the heavier metals had s. toward the center
81:1.2 civilization had s. to a world-wide stalemate except
123:1.1 and Mary, for the first time since Jesus’ birth, s. with
127:4.7 Simon was slow in getting s in life and was the cause
139:4.15 John, after becoming bishop of the Asia churches, s.
151:5.5 established its equilibrium, s. into a great calm.
172:5.10 never fully recovered from the depression which s.
187:3.4 cheap, sour wine as they s. for the long deathwatch.
191:0.5 James had s. with the others to watchful waiting.
settled—with light and life
14:3.5 the Corps of the Finality, beings eternally s. in light
15:9.15 universe immediately swing into the s. circuits of
18:6.6 When a local universe is s., its glorified beings
19:2.6 systems, whether in their earlier epochs or when s.
19:5.3 universes before such material creations are s..
20:9.4 ushered into the s. status of a sphere of light and
20:9.4 Finality Corps has much to do with the spheres s.,
20:9.5 belief that, when the superuniverses are finally s.,
30:1.92 the universes of time and space until they are s..
30:4.32 though they serve in many capacities on worlds s..
31:0.8 the universes of space and administer the worlds s.,
31:6.1 on their native world subsequent to its being s..
32:3.2 Neither is a local universe s. until its physical
35:10.4 capacities, at least until the universe of Nebadon is s.
36:1.4 When an evolutionary planet is finally s., the Life
37:2.4 ascension candidates so long as a universe is not s..
38:9.12 the arrival of the Planetary Prince to the age of s.,
39:9.1 sometimes assigned to the ministry of worlds s..
40:2.2 When such a world is s. in the advanced stages of
44:0.1 on all spheres s.; but their chief realm of activity is
47:0.3 When a system is s., and as the mansion worlds
48:3.17 As systems and universes are s., the mansion worlds
49:0.2 worlds finally s. nor planets in the prehuman stage of
49:6.21 decreasingly frequent on these spheres long s..
51:3.9 affairs even far into the age when such a world is s.
55:0.1 for the culminating evolutionary attainment, the s.
55:0.3 these worlds s. are destined to go on throughout the
55:1.1 the admission of such a sphere to the s. ages of
55:2.5 On worlds s., “funerals” are occasions of joy,
55:2.7 to such a world on the day when it was first s..
55:2.8 though long s., are entirely free from natural death
55:4.26 receive Adjusters while yet serving on a world s. in
55:5.2 The advanced stages of a world s represent the acme
55:6.1 As worlds advance in the s. status of light and life,
55:6.8 worlds long existing in the seventh epoch of s.?
55:6.9 view one of these more advanced worlds long s.,
55:6.10 We often ponder: If the grand universe should be s.
55:7.2 the actual rulers, or directors, of such a world s.
55:8.1 When an entire system becomes s. in life, a new
55:8.5 receiving worlds after an entire system is s.;
55:8.7 And now, as the systems one by one become s. in
55:9.2 When a constellation is s., the legislative function
55:10.1 When a universe becomes s., it soon swings into the
55:11.1 sectors do not figure directly in the plan of being s..
55:11.1 A superuniverse is s. when all of its component local
55:11.7 In some of the older universes we find worlds s. in
55:11.7 seventh epoch—whose local systems are not yet s.
55:11.8 what will happen when a whole superuniverse is s. in
55:12.1 what would occur when a superuniverse became s.
55:12.3 If and when a superuniverse should be s., we believe
55:12.5 as dependent on Havona) becomes entirely s..
56:7.2 components of a local universe are progressively s.
56:7.5 during the later stages of a local universe s..
56:7.6 If and when the grand universe becomes s., what
56:10.1 As the worlds s. progress from the initial stage to the
56:10.9 The worlds s. are so fully concerned with the
65:1.9 forward to a time when the universe may be s.,
70:8.1 the differentiation of social levels, while a world s.
77:9.4 midwayers anchored on a planet until the ages of s..
77:9.10 comrades in the long struggle to attain a s. status of
93:10.9 the Paradise adventure when Urantia has become s..
106:0.18 now evolving, will sometime attain the s. status of
106:3.4 ages, after the seven superuniverses have been s.,
112:7.15 future after the seven superuniverses have become s.,
116:0.5 when the superuniverses are s., the Supreme will
116:5.17 In the s. universes of light and life there are no
117:0.2 will of God, then would the creations of time be s.,
117:6.23 another way of saying that the universes will be s..
117:7.3 sovereignty of supremacy concerning universes s..
118:8.9 A local system s. has experientially achieved those
118:10.11 and superuniverses become s., the Supreme
118:10.15 sovereignty of the Supreme on the worlds long s..
129:4.5 the highest and most advanced of all the worlds s..
settled—adjective
4:1.3 “Forever, O Lord, your word is s. in heaven.
14:0.2 This is the one and only s., perfect, and established
15:8.6 systems become stabilized, become physically s.,
15:9.15 universe immediately swing into the s. circuits of
15:9.16 a clear track; its orbit must be safely and finally s..
15:9.18 reckoned as belonging to the s. physical order of the
19:5.9 I have arrived at the s. conclusion that the Inspired
20:9.4 the planet will be ushered into the s. status of a
21:0.3 When s. in supreme authority, they are called Master
21:3.8 4. Supreme sovereignty—the s. authority following
21:3.15 then is he supremely s. in universe authority;
21:4.2 created children before they assume s. jurisdiction
21:5.6 the beginning, of a s. administration in any local
21:5.9 After his elevation to s. sovereignty in a local
26:4.13 secured your entrance to the s. abodes of eternity;
26:5.1 the stabilized worlds and s. economy of the central
27:6.5 And while philosophy can never be as s. in its
30:4.32 no specific or s. employment for the Mortal Corps of
32:3.1 The only creation that is perfectly s. is Havona,
32:3.2 stabilized until they are swung into the s. circuits of
32:3.7 The personalities of a given universe are s. and
33:3.5 Son’s helper becomes forever s. in surety and control
36:1.4 In the later and s. ages of an evolving universe these
40:10.6 from the earlier and less s. epochs to the later eras
41:0.4 Nebadon, which today swings in an increasingly s.
43:8.2 is the most s. period in an ascending mortal’s career
49:6.21 Further in the advanced stages of s. existence, when
50:5.10 live upon these supernal and s. worlds of time and
52:2.8 Gradually the practices of s. habitations and the
52:7.7 ripening for advanced life and a more s. existence.
53:9.2 Upon Michael’s becoming the s. head of the
55:0.1 culminating evolutionary attainment, the s. status
55:0.2 Each advancing stage of s. status may be segregated
55:2.8 though long s. in life, are entirely free from death
55:2.8 epochs of the seventh stage of s. planetary life.
55:2.9 The translated souls of the flowering ages of the s.
55:3.11 When a s. world progresses beyond the third stage of
55:3.13 A planet the size of Urantia, when fairly well s.,
55:4.1 In the successive stages of s. existence the inhabited
55:4.2 in ever-increasing numbers throughout the s. ages
55:4.3 from the first to the seventh stage of s. existence.
55:4.4 A world in this initial s. stage is being administered
55:4.8 places in the new administration of the s. sphere.
55:4.9 after the first s. stage so that they may humanize in
55:4.12 on throughout the career of a s. planet Teacher Sons
55:4.14 In each succeeding age of s. existence the finaliters
55:4.20 The readjustments of this stage of s existence pertain
55:6.1 As worlds advance in the s. status of light and life,
55:6.3 throughout the s. eras the physical evolution of
55:6.4 as the successive epochs of s. life are experienced.
55:6.9 the mortal races on such s. worlds of perfected
55:7.4 This s. age continues on and on until every inhabited
55:8.7 newly perfected family of one hundred s. systems of
55:9.1 unification of a whole constellation of s. systems
55:9.2 When a constellation is thus s. in light, the function
55:9.2 From stage to stage in the s. life the univitatia
55:10.8 The Creator Sons of such s. universes spend much
55:11.7 seventh epoch—whose local systems are not yet s. in
55:11.8 by observing what takes place on long-s. worlds
55:11.8 what will happen when a whole superuniverse is s. in
55:12.1 what would occur when a superuniverse became s.
55:12.2 on the divisional capitals of the s. superuniverses.
55:12.3 forthwith become active in the s. superuniverse.
57:7.7 Presently,the atmosphere became more s. and cooled
64:6.14 to abandon the chase, establish s. communities,
66:7.4 in one residence of comparatively s. location date
66:7.18 country around the city was well s. within a radius of
67:6.10 not actually and finally s. until this ruling of the
68:2.6 the woman had to maintain a s. residence where
71:1.2 nomads, who would swoop down on s. agriculturists
77:9.10 comrades in the long struggle to attain a s. status
96:6.2 herders into s. and somewhat sedate farmers.
97:3.3 The northern and s. Canaanites (the Baalites) freely
103:6.12 a satisfying understanding of his sure and s. place
106:0.18 now evolving, will sometime attain the s. status of
109:5.3 by your own preconceived opinions, s. ideas,
114:1.1 Urantia had no sure and s. relationship with the
116:5.17 In the s. universes of light and life there are no
116:5.17 the problems of the relationship of the s. universes
117:7.17 challenge the perfected citizens of the s. universes
119:8.1 the Son of God, proclaimed the s. ruler of Nebadon.
121:7.1 the Jews had arrived at a s. concept of their origin,
129:1.15 This was the last year of his s. life.
131:3.4 the mind, like a mountain, is s. and immovable,
132:0.9 they were not victims of a s. preconception as to all
144:1.7 they had little or no s. idea as to what the kingdom
148:0.4 This was the longest s. and well-organized period of
154:7.2 No more did he have the semblance of a s. abode.
155:5.9 The s., crystallized, and established religions of
155:6.5 may impart a present feeling of s. security,
158:2.4 received in accordance with your s. determination,
160:1.14 it is impossible to maintain s. and established goals
168:1.12 Martha was not s. and constant in her attitude.
172:5.6 on the way down Olivet to arrive at any s. notion
176:3.7 You are not given truth to crystallize into s., safe,
176:4.6 his return from any and all set events or s. epochs.
settledness
55:3.22 can hope to progress beyond the first stage of s. in
55:7.4 to achieve light and life—has experienced such s. for
55:9.3 Entrance upon the seventh stage of s. will no doubt
118:10.15 units of the grand universe as they too achieve a s.
155:5.13 intellectual s. of the religion of traditional authority
160:1.15 of insights, elevation of ideals, and s. of goals.
settlement
40:10.7 service contributions to the welfare and eventual s.
50:4.3 In the headquarters s. on your world every human
63:6.7 the region of the Caspian Sea at a s. called Oban,
66:3.3 The nucleus of the Prince’s s. was a very simple but
67:3.4 dwelt in an unwalled and poorly protected s. east of
70:8.7 —classes arose consequent upon urban or rural s..
71:8.14 planet upon the earlier phases of s. in light and life.
72:2.16 authority for the s. of economic misunderstandings.
75:5.3 they declared war on the near-by Nodite s..
75:5.9 The news of the annihilation of the Nodite s. near
77:4.5 allude to this near-by Nodite s. as “the land of Nod”;
77:4.8 the Sumerians describe the site of a remarkable s.
78:7.5 he was a wine maker of Aram, a river s. near Erech
80:7.3 Almost two thousand years after the s. of Crete
80:8.4 The most northerly s. of the Danubians was at Liege
106:0.3 up to, but not including, s. in light and life.
114:1.3 the distant future of planetary s. in light and life.
116:5.12 The s. of the seven superuniverses in light and life
132:5.20 fairness will guide you in the just and impartial s.
settlements
50:4.2 Such headquarters cities, or s., of the early times
63:5.2 one thousand separate s. along the great rivers
63:6.7 From Oban he sent out teachers to the remote s. to
64:1.7 Fewer and fewer of the primitive s. maintained the
64:2.6 most of the early s. of the Andon descendants were
69:3.6 public lodginghouses, on the outskirts of the s..
72:3.2 Even the agriculturists who reside in country s. carry
73:2.3 headquarters and from sixty-one far-scattered s.,
74:2.3 Hundreds of believer s. had faithfully kept up the
77:4.13 visited one of the easternmost of the old Vanite s. to
78:1.5 3. Andonites maintained five or six representative s.
78:1.7 Their most advanced s. were situated northwest of
78:1.10 of the indigo race had their most progressive s. in
78:2.3 Only among the old s. of Van and Amadon and the
78:3.4 Still to the north of these s. the best of the early
78:7.5 Noah would go to the neighboring river s. every
78:8.2 These s. suffered less from the floods because of
79:1.2 Here they built their s. and entered into trade
79:1.8 red-haired nomads to the north of the peaceful s. of
79:3.6 The s. along the seacoast of the Western Ghats
79:5.5 raiding parties spread havoc among the yellow s..
79:6.4 The coastal s. fared poorly in later years as floods
79:6.5 amount of Andite blood eastward to the river s..
79:7.1 the Yellow River among the Chinese s. of Kansu.
79:7.1 eastward to Honan, where the most progressive s.
79:7.2 progressive than the southern s. on the Yangtze.
79:7.2 the s. along the Yellow River had forged ahead of
80:1.2 in connection with their s. on the slowly rising Nile
80:2.4 This cataclysm of nature flooded scores of s. and
80:2.5 hunted, herded, and tilled the soil around their s.
80:3.9 But as they commenced to establish s. and engage
80:8.4 The best pottery is the product of the earlier s..
145:2.14 This report was carried to all the smaller s. around
settlers
81:2.16 not unlike the log cabins of the American pioneer s..
settling
17:3.11 the jubilee occasioned by the s. of an entire universe
21:3.9 —the advanced relationship growing out of the s. of
21:3.10 sovereignty—exercised subsequent to the s. of the
21:3.24 In s. the question of sovereignty in a local universe
32:3.3 Sons for organizing, evolving, disciplining, and s.
37:9.11 the far-distant time of the s. of the planet in light
40:10.6 wisdom—and this in itself is a vital factor in the s.
51:7.2 until the s. of the world in the era of light and life;
55:7.1 new planetary headquarters to the time of the s. of
55:8.2 With the s. of the system the Assigned Sentinel,
55:8.3 After the s. of an entire system in light and life the
55:10.4 The s. of an entire local universe in light and life
55:11.2 the co-ordinate s of the one hundred associated local
56:7.2 With the s. of a system in light, this Son-Spirit
59:1.11 where the waves were sufficient to prevent mud s..
59:5.14 This crustal uneasiness—the s. and rising of the land—
72:5.3 improvements over older methods of s. problems.
106:2.3 slowly expands to encompass the evolutionary s.
106:2.8 await the co-ordinate s. of the entire grand universe
117:7.7 the eventful times of the s. of local universes in
150:3.7 5. Casting lots, while it may be a way of s. minor
seven—see seven adjutant mind-spirits; seven bestowals
seven billion, etc.; seven circles; seven circuits;
seven days; seven groups; seven levels; seven o’clock;
seven orders; seven spheres; seven times; seven
worlds; seven years; Seven
see also Absolutes; Executives; Master Spirits;
Power Directors; superuniverses; Supervisors
0:1.19 forms of relativity, we encounter s. conceivable types
0:3.1 Total, infinite reality is existential in s. phases and
8:4.3 the Spirit fully participated in the s. transcendental
9:8.3 Each of these s. creations is dependent on one of the
9:8.3 who acts through the s. Reflective Spirits situated at
10:2.7 are experiential and are s. in number.
10:2.8 they function in s. different singular and plural
10:2.8 since these s. associations exhaust the possibilities
10:2.8 shall appear in s. variations of values, meanings,
10:5.7 the Trinity as infinite, do not ignore the s. triunities;
11:3.3 residential region, is divided into s. concentric zones.
11:3.3 these s. zones are often designated “the Father’s
11:3.3 is in part subdivided into s. immense divisions,
11:3.4 Each of the s. sectors of Paradise is subdivided
11:3.4 And s. of the grand units make up the master units
11:3.4 and s. of the master units constitute a superior unit
11:4.2 indicate the location of the s flash stations for certain
12:1.10 in excess of the total known mass of all s. sectors
13:0.2 and each group of s. is differently eternalized.
13:0.4 No being may sojourn on any of these s. shining
13:0.7 —rather, one of the s. sectors of the grand universe.
13:3.1 the worlds of the s. phases of pure-spirit existence.
13:4.1 spheres of the Eternal Son there circle the s. orbs of
13:4.6 these s. administrative planets are always open to all
14:1.1 are the following s. space conditions and motions:
14:1.9 Infinite Spirit, one of the S. Spirits of the Circuits.
14:1.12 the s. Paradise satellites of the Infinite Spirit.
14:1.12 One Paradise-Havona day is just s. minutes,
14:2.3 the balanced function of the s. forms of Havona
14:2.3 Each of these basic energies manifests s. phases of
14:4.1 There are s. basic forms of living things and beings
15:0.0 THE SEVEN SUPERUNIVERSES
15:0.1 s. spokes the radiations of the Seven Master Spirits
15:0.2 The first post-Havona creation was divided into s.
15:7.5 culture, each of which is encircled by s. satellites,
15:7.10 the s. higher universities of advanced spiritual
15:7.10 Each of these s. clusters of wonder spheres
15:9.5 reflective-service circuit of the s. Reflective Spirits in
15:10.20 7. The s. Reflective Image Aids—the spokesmen of
15:10.20 Aids—the spokesmen of the s. Reflective Spirits
15:11.2 legislative or advisory council consists of s. houses,
15:14.0 14. PURPOSES OF THE S. SUPERUNIVERSES
15:14.1 There are s major purposes which are being unfolded
15:14.4 The s. purposes of superuniverse evolution are
16:0.1 but there are just s. associative possibilities,
16:0.1 possibilities, and only s., inherent in three Deities.
16:0.1 why the universe is operated in s. grand divisions,
16:0.1 why the number s. is basically fundamental in its
16:0.2 their characteristics from, the following s. likenesses:
16:0.11 All the afterplans of the s. segments of the grand
16:2.5 distribute the Infinite Spirit to the s. segments of
16:2.5 to apply to the collective group of s. any or all of
16:3.1 primary expressions of the s. possible associations of
16:3.3 in personal liaison with the s. Reflective Spirits at
16:3.5 He is always in liaison with the s. Reflective Spirits
16:5.5 always a group of s. finaliters is assembled, one
17:0.0 THE SEVEN SUPREME SPIRIT GROUPS
17:0.1 The s. Supreme Spirit groups are the co-ordinating
17:0.10 known on Uversa as the s. Supreme Spirit groups.
17:0.10 through the s. Paradise satellites of the Spirit,
17:1.1 The headquarters of the Master Spirits occupy the s.
17:1.1 a group of s. who were trinitized by the Father, Son,
17:1.8 dwell on the s. superuniverse headquarters.
17:2.1 S. of these extraordinary personalities were created
17:3.1 but each of the s. creative episodes attendant upon
17:3.1 reflect the natures and characters of the s. possible
17:3.1 it is necessary to have s. of these Reflective Spirits
17:3.1 One of each of the s. types is required in order to
17:3.1 These groups of s. dissimilar Reflective Spirits
17:3.2 and are a part of one of the s. universal mysteries of
17:3.11 the direction of Majeston, all s. may and do act in
17:4.1 there are just s. Aids on the headquarters of each
17:4.1 The first creative act of the s. Reflective Spirits of
17:4.1 was the production of their s. Image Aids,
17:4.2 two, three, four, or even all s. are required for the
17:6.1 of this discussion of the s. Supreme Spirit groups.
17:8.3 The s. Supreme Spirit groups are the co-ordinators
18:1.2 special worlds is divided into s. major departments,
18:1.2 other s., one representing the Father, one the Son,
18:1.3 they also disclose s. distinct group characteristics.
18:1.5 contact of the Deities with these s. basic groupings
18:2.2 preside over the destinies of the s. supergovernments
18:3.3 the s. segmental groupings of the grand universe.
19:3.2 from one to s. Counselors being associated with each
19:3.3 Censor, and from one to s. Divine Counselors.
19:3.4 One Perfector of Wisdom, s. Divine Counselors,
19:3.7 S. Divine Counselors in liaison with a trinitized trio
21:3.4 a Creator Son passes through six, perhaps s., stages
21:3.16 universe involves the following s. experiential steps:
21:3.19 3. To traverse each of the s. experiences on the
21:3.19 execution of one of the s. consecrations to the will of
21:4.2 to the revelation of the s. primary expressions of the
22:7.4 There are s. different ways such finaliters may elect
22:8.1 progeny of the multiple liaisons of s. finaliter corps
22:8.6 Finaliters, one of the s. Paradise Corps of the Finality
22:10.5 one time in s. that we enjoy the personal
23:2.2 Infinite Spirit to the following s. divisions of service:
24:0.2 throughout the grand universe in s. divisions:
24:0.11 Of the s. classes composing this group, only the
24:1.7 The supreme supervisors are s. in number and are
24:1.7 the charge of a marvelous group of s. associate
24:1.8 the s. associate circuit supervisors and the first order
24:2.3 S. Census Directors operate in Havona, one being
24:2.3 Excepting these s. and the reserves of the order on
24:2.4 Havona pilot worlds and the s. superuniverse chiefs.
25:2.1 s. Universal Conciliators are brought into being,
25:2.2 the s. reflections of the Seven Master Spirits.
25:2.3 for, while all s. are reflected on the superuniverse
25:2.4 Each of the s. supercreations is actually pervaded
25:4.11 on the spheres of assignment in groups of s..
26:2.5 There are s. types of these high angels, each of
26:2.5 the angels of all s. created types function in all
26:2.6 these s. subsidiary Spirits of Havona were not a
26:4.10 groups contains angels of all s. created types,
26:5.2 phases of instruction is divided into s. branches of
28:2.2 situated on conjoint executive sphere number s. in
28:3.1 hosts are produced by the s. Reflective Spirits
28:3.1 with the creation of these angels in groups of s..
28:3.1 In each s. there are always one primary, three
28:3.1 When s. such seconaphim are created, one,
28:4.2 The s. supergovernments, though individually
28:4.3 incline by inherent nature towards s. types of service,
28:4.4 True, the s. Reflective Spirits are there, but these
28:4.5 some one of the s. Reflective Spirits of assignment,
28:5.2 The s. reflective types of secondary seconaphim are
28:6.1 angels are created serially and in s. reflective types,
28:6.1 These s. types of tertiary seconaphim are:
29:1.2 The Supreme Power Directors are s. in number,
29:2.10 These s. co-ordinates and associates of the Power
29:2.13 power centers, but s. specialized and well-directed,
29:2.14 bathes the whole of each of the s. supercreations.
29:2.15 universe power functions in s. phases and discloses
29:3.4 and this is true of all s. divisions of both orders.
29:3.11 exert control over only s. of the ten forms of energy
29:4.3 the circuits between each of the s. supercreations;
30:1.93 thousand major working groups of s. classes each.
30:2.1 family of living beings is registered in s. divisions:
30:3.1 s. courtesy colonies sojourn on the architectural
30:4.1 to present a synopsis of the following s. stages of the
31:9.5 The absonite level embraces the s. Master Architects
31:9.11 The s. Architects of the superuniverses act as
31:9.11 associate assistants to the s. Architects of the seven
31:10.1 has the oversight of the s. Corps of the Finality,
31:10.9 the s. constitute the Supreme Council of Destiny on
31:10.10 The gathering together of these s. finaliter corps
31:10.10 These s. finaliter corps probably signify the
31:10.10 The s. finaliter corps represent the divinity
33:7.2 courts function in s. divisions of ten sections each.
33:8.3 members from each system and s. representatives
34:4.11 These are the “s. spirits of God,” “like lamps burning
36:2.10 permitted to reveal that the s. central emplacements
36:2.11 The domain of life is characterized by three, s.,
36:2.11 There are also s. architectural types of life design,
37:9.12 the s. Reflective Spirits resident on the capital of
39:0.9 one by one, achieved all s. of the seraphic services,
40:0.1 s. general classes of the Ascending Sons of God have
40:8.2 have enjoyed the “seventy times s.” opportunities for
40:10.6 service in all s. segments of the grand universe, but
42:2.22 into power as one of the s. “infinities of divinity.”
42:9.1 When a religious teacher reasoned that the number s.
42:9.1 because there are s. openings in the human head,
42:9.2 The number s. is basic to the central universe and
42:9.2 which recurs in groups of s.—a birthmark carried by
42:9.3 and chemical properties in segregated periods of s.
42:9.3 Man should also note that there are s. colors in the
43:2.4 division of this latter tribunal consists of s. judges,
44:0.3 one thousand to each of the s. divisions of artisans
44:0.5 commissioned in the following s. major divisions of
44:1.14 morontia music not infrequently employs all s. modes
44:6.2 corps is grouped under the following s. major heads:
45:0.1 —Jerusem itself, the s. major satellites, and forty-nine
45:0.1 while the s. subsatellites of these transition spheres
45:0.2 The seven mansion worlds are the s. subsatellites of
45:1.6 The s. satellites of this world are assigned to the
45:1.8 Its s. surrounding satellites are assigned to individual
45:1.10 The s. satellites surrounding the Father’s world are
45:3.1 Satania is administered by a staff of s. Lanonandeks:
45:3.9 This executive group of s. Lanonandeks constitutes
45:4.1 At the center of the s. angelic residential circles on
46:1.1 The sphere has s. major capitals and seventy minor
46:1.1 The s. sectional capitals are concerned with diverse
46:1.2 Jerusem mile is equivalent to about s. Urantia miles.
47:0.1 but the s. satellites of world number one are more
47:3.5 Temple of New Life there extend s. radial wings,
47:3.5 is devoted to the assembly of one of the s. races of
47:3.5 resurrection chambers in each of these s. wings
47:3.11 The center of the s. major circles of the first
47:9.2 While sojourning on mansonia number s., permission
47:9.2 is granted to visit transition world number s.,
48:6.3 assigned for service in the following s. divisions:
49:2.1 but there are s. distinct physical types as well as
49:2.1 variants of these s. outstanding differentiations:
49:2.18 In Satania, of the elemental types, s. per cent are
49:2.20 the average in Nebadon being a trifle under s. feet.
49:3.1 worlds this type amounts to less than s. per cent.
49:5.9 s. generalized classes of evolutionary creature life.
49:5.30 in twelve great groups of s. major divisions each.
50:5.3 pass through the following s. developmental epochs:
51:6.6 mortals have the experience of recognizing s. fathers:
52:0.1 stage of world action at least s. epochs of human life.
55:0.4 There are s. stages in the unfoldment of the era of
55:0.4 These s. stages of light and life are:
56:10.19 are shown forth by God the Sevenfold in s. differing
59:5.22 The trunks of the Carboniferous trees were s. feet in
62:3.9 three of their s. children were killed by this bolt from
66:4.10 number two and number s. of the Danite group
66:5.14 group provided the Dalamatians with the s. chants of
66:7.8 “The Father’s Way” and consisted of s. commands:
66:7.17 the fact that s. was one fourth of twenty-eight.
66:7.17 The significance of the number s in the superuniverse
67:2.2 Van made his memorable address of s. hours’
70:5.4 following the unanimous rule of the “council of s..”
72:11.1 as “guardians of civilization” in s. ranks,
73:5.2 S. was the largest number of houses composing any
74:7.12 the codes of Dalamatia promulgated under s. heads:
74:7.19 7. The s. commands of supreme moral rule.
74:7.20 different from the s. commandments of Dalamatia.
77:4.11 taught that their moral law of s. commandments had
80:4.1 in a steady stream, there were s. major invasions,
85:5.2 Chaldeans put the sun in the center of “the s. circles
88:1.6 The lucky numbers three and s. came from later
89:1.4 The s. commandments of Dalamatia and Eden,
92:5.8 to group them into the s. major religious epochs of
93:4.4 to obey the s. commandments of Melchizedek
93:4.6 The s. commandments promulgated by Melchizedek
93:4.6 the Dalamatian law and resembled the s. commands
93:5.10 confederated under his leadership s. near-by tribes.
93:5.12 Abraham, at the head of his s. confederated tribes,
95:1.4 chief deities down to s.: Bel, Shamash, Nabu, Anu,
95:6.2 a galaxy of s. supreme gods with Ahura-Mazda
97:4.3 seek him who formed the s. stars and Orion, who
97:9.13 David turned s. of Saul’s descendants over to the
104:4.0 4. THE SEVEN TRIUNITIES
104:4.1 In attempting the description of s. triunities,
104:4.2 The nature and meaning of the s. triunities may be
104:4.45 triunities, you cannot fully comprehend the first s..
104:4.47 The s. triunities multiply versatility, eternalize new
105:2.1 These s. realities are co-ordinately eternal,
105:2.4 This sevenfold—or s. phase—nature may be best
105:3.1 The s prime relationships within the I AM eternalizes
105:4.1 primary self-relationships—the s. phases of infinity.
105:4.1 the duality association of the s. phases of the I AM
106:7.10 reuniting of the s absolute phases of the Father-I AM
112:1.9 Urantia mortals has a potentiality of s. dimensions of
113:1.4 most men and women are grouped in s. classes in
116:4.4 (and has overcontrol of) the s. Reflective Spirits
117:6.15 there are s. great approaches to the Universal Father,
117:6.15 The sum total of these s. experiences constitutes the
117:7.7 probable that the eternal destiny of these s. corps
120:1.2 Of the s. phases of the will of the Supreme you have
121:6.4 s. outstanding human teachers: Sethard, Moses, Paul
123:2.5 They divided a child’s life into s. stages:
124:1.13 he had become the leader of a group of s. lads
125:1.5 at the feast of Pentecost (s. weeks after Passover),
126:2.2 caring for his widowed mother and s. brothers and
128:2.1 and sisters ranging in ages from s. to eighteen,
130:3.2 This great lighthouse was one of the s. wonders of
130:7.6 There are s. different conceptions of space as it is
130:7.6 approaches the awareness of s. cosmic dimensions
137:7.2 Throughout these four months these s. believers,
137:7.14 Jesus and the s. spent two evenings each week at the
139:0.3 S. were graduates of the Capernaum synagogue
139:5.4 Philip came from a family of s., three boys and four
139:6.2 Nathaniel was the youngest of a family of s.,
142:7.5 a true family is founded on the following s. facts:
144:5.18 granted for transcribing these s. specimen prayers
148:1.4 Only s. of the large number healed at the sundown
150:0.3 This third mission continued for a period of s. weeks.
150:8.8 It was customary to call upon s. persons to read not
159:1.4 only s. times but even to seventy times and s..
174:3.1 the resurrection whose wife will she be since all s.
189:1.1 consisting of s. unidentified Paradise personalities,
189:1.5 We perceived the s. personalities surround the tomb,
189:1.5 the s. personalities from Paradise signalized their
190:5.1 At Emmaus, about s. miles west of Jerusalem,
192:1.8 John Mark brought s. good-sized fish, which Jesus
194:2.12 and dwell within him the s. higher spirit influences.
194:2.12 And these s. spirits of the advancing worlds are:
196:1.6 attended by s. stages of faith consciousness of
seven adjutant(s) or seven adjutant mind-spirits
17:7.1 narration of the nature and functioning of the sam.
34:4.4 unified activities but diverse functioning of the sa..
34:4.10 The sam. are the creation of the Divine Minister of
34:4.10 all partake alike of the nature of the Universe Spirit,
34:4.10 The sa. have been given the following names:
34:4.11 of the four and twenty sentinels about these sam..
34:5.2 labor of the Spirit is largely effected through the s.,
36:2.18 Mind is an endowment of the sam. superimposed
36:5.0 5. THE SEVEN ADJUTANT MIND-SPIRITS
36:5.1 It is the presence of the sam. on the primitive worlds
36:5.2 sam. are called by names which are the equivalents
36:5.4 The sam. always accompany the Life Carriers to a
36:5.4 The spirits of the s universe adjutants do not function
36:5.5 are handicapped for words to designate these sam..
36:5.13 to a certain extent essential to the function of all s.
36:6.3 the Mother Spirit, functioning through the sam.,
38:9.6 The sam. make no contact with primary midwayers;
42:10.4 Mother Spirit functioning through her sam. on the
42:10.4 human (moral) intellect in the sa.; as superhuman
62:6.2 our observation of the functioning of the sam.
62:6.6 There was a new order of mobilization of the sam..
62:7.6 we had been on duty, assisted only by the sam.
65:6.7 one by one the mind ministries of the sam. become
65:6.10 are dependent on the mind ministry of the sam.
65:7.1 The sam are the versatile mind ministers to the lower
65:7.2 very much, depends on the work of these sa..
65:7.3 The sam. are more circuitlike than entitylike,
65:7.4 Again, on an average evolutionary world the sam.
65:7.5 The sam. do not make contact with the purely
108:2.2 requires the co-ordinate function of all sa. to thus
110:6.13 This signifies the united function of the sam.
110:6.20 unified action of the sam. in the task of weaning the
111:1.2 have evolved up through the ministry of the sam.,
112:6.6 in the local universe career comparable to the sam.
112:6.9 career under the tutelage of the sam. unified under
117:5.10 The mind-experience accumulations of the sam.,
194:2.12 are subject to the progressive contact of the sam. of
194:2.18 of the Mother Spirit—the sam. of the local universe.
seven bestowals
7:5.5 On none of these s. did he function as either an
8:4.3 participate with the original Michael Son in the s.
21:3.7 a Creator Son during the period of his s. creature
21:3.12 not to assume supreme sovereignty until the s.
21:4.2 but the s. of a Creator Son involve his appearing on
21:4.3 Though these s. vary in the different sectors and
119:0.1 story of the s. of the Universe Sovereign, Michael
119:0.2 having s. times bestowed himself upon the seven
119:0.3 sovereignty of the new creation until his s. bestowals
119:8.5 The completion of these s. resulted in the liberation
119:8.5 the sum total of all s. is a new Nebadon revelation of
119:8.9 [This paper, depicting the s. of Christ Michael, is the
120:0.4 had a double purpose in the making of these s.
120:0.4 Paradise Trinity only after passing through the s.
seven billion
19:2.1 There are exactly s. of these beings in existence,
24:5.1 are of stationary numbers, and there are exactly s.
seven circles
25:4.14 they proceed to the “schools of the s.” located on
38:8.6 eligible for advancement to Seraphington and the s.
39:8.7 guardians attempt, and undoubtedly achieve, the s.
45:4.1 At the center of the s. angelic residential circles on
46:5.9 Each of these residential groupings consists of s.
46:5.9 encompassing every group of s. concentric circles.
46:5.11 These s. of the Sons are concentric and elevated
46:5.20 consist of s. concentric and successively elevated
46:5.23 These s. are surrounded by the exhibit panorama of
46:5.30 The s. of the courtesy colonies are graced by three
47:3.11 The center of the s. major circles of the first
49:6.8 attainment and traversal (mastery) of the s. cosmic
85:5.2 The Chaldeans put the sun in the center of “the s. of
110:6.0 6. THE SEVEN PSYCHIC CIRCLES
110:6.1 contained within the successive conquest of the s.
110:6.1 Though the traversal of the s. of cosmic growth does
110:6.2 Adjuster is your partner in the attainment of the s.—
110:6.21 The s. embrace mortal experience extending from the
110:7.1 The achievement of the s. cosmic circles does not
112:6.9 the completion of the s. of premorontia attainment,
seven circuits
7:5.9 experiences of the time-space pilgrims on the s. of
13:0.2 These three s.-world circuits of the Father,
13:0.3 glory throughout Paradise and even upon the s. of
14:1.3 of the three Paradise and the s. Havona circuits.
14:1.9 of Havona are arranged in s. concentric circuits
14:1.10 —the three circuits of Paradise spheres and the s. of
14:3.5 spheres of the s. are maintained in all their supernal
14:5.1 On the s. of Havona your attainment is intellectual,
17:5.1 Infinite Spirit and Seven Master Spirits to the s. of
21:0.4 the experience of spiritual creature ascent on the s.
24:1.7 and are stationed on the pilot worlds of the s..
24:6.3 engaged in piloting the pilgrims of time through s.
25:1.5 guides continuously conduct on each of the s..
26:2.4 directors of the affairs of ascending beings on the s.
26:2.5 chiefly on the s. of the central and divine universe.
26:2.6 Each of the s. planetary circuits of Havona is under
26:3.2 no pilgrim may avoid passing through all s. of
26:4.1 The secondary supernaphim are ministers to the s. of
27:3.3 the ascendant pilgrims have already met on the s.
29:2.16 to modify the s. power circuits emanating from
40:10.10 are to be encountered ever and anon on the s. of the
112:7.9 and never ceasing the supernal ascent until the s.
119:0.2 having seven times bestowed himself upon the s.
seven days
41:3.8 gigantic respiratory heaves require from two to s. to
48:2.17 early morontia-form changes require about s. of
seven groups
13:0.2 and each group of s. is differently eternalized.
15:10.3 of the government consists of s. different groups:
15:10.13 The council is composed of the s. executive groups
16:2.5 to apply to the collective group of s. any or all of
16:5.5 always a group of s. finaliters is assembled, one
17:0.0 THE SEVEN SUPREME SPIRIT GROUPS
17:0.1 The s. Supreme Spirit groups are the co-ordinating
17:0.10 known on Uversa as the s. Supreme Spirit groups.
17:1.1 a group of s. who were trinitized by the Father,
17:3.1 These groups of s. dissimilar Reflective Spirits
17:6.1 this discussion of the s. Supreme Spirit groups.
17:8.1 The s. of Supreme Spirits constitute the nucleus of
17:8.3 The s. Supreme Spirit groups are the co-ordinators
18:1.5 contact of the Deities with these s. basic groupings
18:3.3 the s. segmental groupings of the grand universe.
21:4.1 There are s. of bestowal Creator Sons, and they are
22:1.9 These s. of personalities are further classified,
24:1.7 the charge of a marvelous group of s. associate
25:0.9 Of the s. enumerated, only three—servitals,
25:4.11 on the spheres of assignment in groups of s..
26:4.2 secondary supernaphim work in the following s.:
26:5.1 first of the s. of supernaphim to be encountered
28:3.1 with the creation of these angels in groups of s..
29:2.1 the grand universe, who function in the following s.:
30:2.17 3. The S. Groups of Reflective Spirits.
30:2.157 These s. of beings will be found thus organized and
30:4.32 their associations with the s. of the supernaphim.
31:9.2 These s. are classified as follows:
31:9.10 These s. of Master Architects total 28,011 planners
38:4.1 order has free access to all the worlds of these s.
39:0.1 unfailingly and distinctly classify into the following s.
39:1.1 They function in s., each of which is associated with
39:2.2 The superior seraphim function in the following s.:
44:0.13 The original teachers of these s. all hailed from the
44:2.2 There are s. of the heavenly reproducers, and I will
44:3.1 The divine builders function in s. groups:
44:4.1 thought of the realms, and they function in s.:
45:1.6 are assigned to the s. major groups of these unnamed
80:6.2 were s. distinct groups of human beings in Egypt;
108:5.3 absolutely dependable, this is equally true of all s..
116:5.9 These s. are functionally inseparable from God the
seven hundred
24:1.10 of continuous creation, being created in groups of s..
25:1.3 of each thousand, s. and fifty are apparently true
35:9.6 unfortunate in that over s. Sons of the Lanonandek
43:0.4 seventy major spheres, together with the s. minor
43:7.1 all s. seventy worlds surrounding the constellation
43:7.3 These s. minor worlds are technical spheres of
44:0.1 especially on the s. seventy worlds surrounding
60:3.3 was located s. miles west of the present shore line.
143:4.1 About s. years B.C., Sargon, king of Assyria,
151:5.2 This body of water is almost s. feet below the level
seven hundred thousand
18:6.2 There are s. of these beings in existence, though they
21:1.4 good reasons for believing there are more than s..
21:1.4 we know that there are exactly s. Unions of Days
21:1.4 concerning the destiny of the Michaels beyond s.,
22:2.5 are embraced by the Paradise Trinity in classes of s.,
22:2.6 we were embraced in the same s. group,
24:4.1 In the near times of eternity s. were personalized,
53:0.1 most able and brilliant personalities in more than s.
seven levels
0:1.3 Total Deity is functional on the following s. levels:
4:4.5 God’s absoluteness pervades all s. levels of reality.
12:8.9 mind to comprehend the s. of relative cosmic reality.
13:4.7 interassociation of personality performances on s.
21:3.17 1. Experientially to penetrate s. creature levels of
21:4.2 involve his appearing on s. creature levels of being
30:1.93 of personality activity and are functional on the s. of
31:9.2 these Master Architects exist in s. of the absonite.
44:1.11 Harmony, the music of the s. of melodious
56:10.19 associations of divine meanings and values on s.
110:6.7 It is difficult precisely to define the s. of progression,
110:6.12 While it is impossible precisely to define the s.,
seven o’clock
153:2.13 was well past s. before the audience finally dispersed.
154:5.1 summoning them for an emergency council at s.
174:0.1 About s. on this Tuesday morning Jesus met the
190:1.2 the tomb at half past s. to remove the grave cloths.
193:5.1 It was almost half past s. this Thursday morning,
193:5.5 It was about s. forty-five this morning when the
seven orders
14:6.5 satisfactions of s. orders of universe intelligence.
17:0.10 These s. are known on Uversa as the seven Supreme
18:0.1 There are s. of the Supreme Trinity Personalities:
18:5.3 and of all s. of the Master Physical Controllers.
19:4.8 with the s. of Supreme Trinity Personalities,
20:1.1 Of the numerous orders of descending Sons, s. will
22:1.1 organized for superuniverse service, embraces s. of
22:1.13 All s. of Trinity-embraced sons are commissioned
22:1.14 Under the direction of the Ancients of Days all s.
25:2.2 arise the s. created orders of conciliators serving in
26:1.11 The s. of ministering spirits, as revealed, are grouped
27:0.3 high angels now minister chiefly in the following s.
27:5.5 have classified knowledge into s. grand orders,
30:1.6 3. The S. Orders of Reflective Spirits.
37:1.1 papers, the Universe Aids include the following s.:
38:7.3 all s. of seraphim are provided with these assistants,
38:9.7 are divided into four physical types, s. spiritually,
39:1.1 These seraphim are the highest of the s. revealed
39:6.1 is diversified in accordance with the following s. of
98:5.5 a religion only for men, and there were s. different
107:2.1 We understand that there are s. of Adjusters,
seven spheres
5:2.2 place, as on one of the s. sacred spheres of Paradise.
6:6.4 Eternal Son, to his s. spiritual spheres encircling
11:4.2 personal seats of power and authority on the s. of the
13:0.1 circuit consists of the s. secret spheres of the Father;
13:0.1 are the s. immense spheres of the Infinite Spirit,
13:0.3 The s. secret spheres of the Universal Father,
13:3.1 The s. luminous spheres of the Eternal Son are the
13:4.2 conducted from these s. special executive spheres of
13:4.3 From these s. special spheres the Master Spirits
13:4.6 these s. administrative planets are always open to
15:7.8 your minor sector, Ensa, is surrounded by the s. of
15:13.5 are surrounded by the s. instruction spheres which
18:1.1 conduct of the affairs of these s. fraternal spheres
18:1.1 the offspring of the Trinity supervise these s.
18:1.3 so it is with each of these s.: Each group of ten
18:4.8 training on the s. educational spheres of a minor
22:8.2 dispatched for periods of service on the s. Paradise
24:1.7 supervisors, who maintain headquarters on the s.
24:4.1 The Seven Supreme Executives, on the s. of the
28:2.2 situated on conjoint executive sphere number s. in
35:3.2 containing s. primary spheres and forty-two tributary
36:2.1 have the general oversight of the fourth group of s.
38:4.1 The ninth group of s. primary spheres in the
38:4.1 they exclusively occupy only the first cluster of s..
39:1.14 the faculties of the s. training worlds of the local
43:8.12 on the last group of s. major spheres, ten morontia
45:1.3 the s. whereon the morontia chiefs train their helpers
107:3.3 we know something of all the s. secret spheres of
176:4.1 Urantia will eternally be one of the s. nativity
seven thousand
22:4.2 is embraced by the Paradise Trinity in groups of s..
22:6.1 from time to time they are trinitized in classes of s.
22:9.1 are embraced by the Paradise Trinity in classes of s..
38:8.6 groups of s., these advanced and senior cherubim
41:2.2 Satania is composed of over s. astronomical groups,
44:0.3 Seven Master Spirits and consisted of s. Havona
64:7.5 eleven tribes, and they numbered over s. men,
65:3.4 there evolved no less than s. favorable strains which
77:2.12 the Egyptians undertook to reform the calendar, s.
77:5.9 Adamsonites maintained a high culture for s. years
78:8.2 About s. years ago Ur was on the Persian Gulf,
79:3.5 But for more than s. years, down to the end of the
seven times
7:5.9 the Eternal Son of God s. abdicated the power and
20:2.8 usually, when the experience has been s. traversed,
21:0.4 experienced incarnation as a material being, but s.
21:3.15 When a Creator has s. sojourned among his creatures
21:4.2 all Creator Sons pass through this s. giving of
35:4.4 S. times in Nebadon has a Melchizedek served on
47:10.5 S. do those mortals who pass through the entire
86:4.6 later-day races believed man died from three to s..
114:6.14 This corps has been s. changed since the bestowals
119:0.2 having s. bestowed himself upon the seven circuits
139:2.5 wrongdoer, not only s. times but seventy times and s.
159:1.4 Until s. times?”
159:1.4 Jesus answered Peter: “Not only s. but even to
159:1.7 no weapon in his hand, was avenged s., I shall now
seven trillion
11:4.3 There are just s. of these historic reservations now
12:1.13 an evolutionary potential of s. inhabited planets,
15:2.9 grand universe, consisting of s. inhabitable worlds
seven worlds—see seven mansion worlds
13:0.1 is composed of the s. luminous worlds of the Son;
13:0.2 These three s.-world circuits of the Father,
13:0.2 circuit is different excepting the s. of the Son,
13:0.4 On the s. sacred worlds of the Eternal Son there
13:0.5 The s. of the Infinite Spirit are occupied by the
13:1.0 1. THE S. SACRED WORLDS OF THE FATHER
13:4.6 each of these s. is exclusively assigned to one of the
13:4.6 these s. administrative planets are always open to all
15:7.5 system of Satania, has its s. of transition culture,
15:10.1 stationed on the s special worlds of the Infinite Spirit
17:1.6 pass through one of these s. executive worlds on
18:1.1 There are s. worlds in the innermost circuit of the
18:1.4 work of these high personalities on the s. sacred
18:1.5 beings when domiciled on these s. special worlds
26:8.1 There are s. in this circuit on which the reserve corps
30:4.16 The plan of initial mortal detention on s. of training
31:9.5 Seven Supreme Executives on the s. special worlds
35:7.1 The second group of s. in the circuit of seventy
35:10.1 The third group of s. in the Salvington circuit of
36:4.6 fifth group of s. primary worlds in the Salvington
36:4.7 The satellites of the s. primary worlds of the finaliters
37:2.10 The sixth group of s. Salvington worlds and their
37:2.10 The s. primary worlds are presided over by created
37:5.10 The eighth group of s. primary worlds and tributary
43:8.12 But on the first s. major worlds only one mortal
43:8.12 On the second group of s. major worlds two
45:0.1 Jerusem’s satellites are the s. transition worlds,
45:1.1 The s. major worlds swinging around Jerusem are
45:1.4 a visitor and observer on any of the s. surrounding
45:1.5 and is surrounded by the s. of angelic training and
45:1.7 The surrounding s. are devoted to certain individual
46:1.9 The s. transitional study worlds and their forty-nine
47:9.2 is granted to visit transition world number s.,
47:9.5 your progress through the s. dematerializing worlds;
47:10.7 the mansonia experience of progressive life through s
48:1.2 Only the s. surrounding the finaliters’ sphere of the
53:7.1 sphere and its surrounding s. detention worlds.
53:9.8 But for ages the s prison worlds of spiritual darkness
seven mansion worlds or spheres
15:7.5 among which are the s. of morontia detention,
15:7.5 used on Urantia, it has sometimes meant these s.,
30:4.16 system of one thousand inhabited planets there are s.,
39:1.13 associate teaching seraphim on some one of the s.
39:4.8 life experiences—embracing Urantia and the s..
39:6.1 the education of the surviving mortals on the s..
45:0.2 The s. are the seven subsatellites of transition world
45:1.2 and is surrounded by the receiving worlds, the s.,
45:1.2 finaliter world is accessible to the inhabitants of all s.
45:1.4 In passing through the s., you will progress through
45:6.3 On the s. ascending mortals are afforded ample
45:7.1 and its associated worlds but especially on the s..
47:0.0 THE SEVEN MANSION WORLDS
47:0.4 The s. are in the charge of the morontia supervisors
47:0.4 while all s. are abundantly provided with spornagia
47:3.12 larger numbers as you progress through the s..
47:3.12 meet ascending mortals from all s. since they freely
47:4.6 through all s. of these worlds, to eat, drink, and
47:4.6 progress is greatest on the last three of these s.
47:5.1 Though they function on all s., they maintain their
47:7.4 of this preparation continues on worlds six and s.,
48:6.1 into the early stages of morontia existence on the s..
48:6.33 state made a projection to the third of the s..
49:6.15 but they are exempt from passing through the s..
55:2.11 the s. afford them ample opportunity to gain in
66:4.9 through the progressive experiences of the s. to
189:1.10 turning to the assembled morontia groups of the s.
189:2.1 the assembled morontia personalities from the s. of
190:0.1 pass through the progressive morontia life of the s.
191:3.1 transition mortals of various orders from the s. of
seven years—see also seven-year
35:1.3 elect their own administrative chief for a term of s.
67:2.6 For more than s. years this struggle continued.
67:3.0 3. THE SEVEN CRUCIAL YEARS
67:3.6 Throughout the s. crucial years of the Caligastia
67:3.7 This s. of waiting was a time of heart searching
67:6.2 council of forty, functioned throughout the s. of
67:8.3 s. long years the first inquiry of all subordinate life
74:5.1 For almost s. after Adam’s arrival the Melchizedek
77:5.7 Every s. Adamson and Ratta journeyed south to the
119:4.4 Never, throughout the s. of this assignment, was
123:5.1 Jesus was now s. old, the age when Jewish children
123:5.11 When entering school at s. (at this time the Jews had
128:2.1 and sisters ranging in ages from s. to eighteen,
seven-circuited
13:0.4 and to the billion worlds of the s. central universe.
14:6.1 The range of the activities of s. Havona is enormous.
28:7.1 the preparatory course for the s. university of
seven-day
66:7.17 s. week was introduced by the Dalamatia teachers
125:2.2 This was the beginning of the s. ceremonies of the
seven-dimensional
130:7.7 surviving mortals achieve identity in a s. universe.
seven-hundred-thousand
22:2.6 Havona, we were embraced in the same s. group,
seven-segmented
17:0.1 are the universal co-ordinating directors of the s.
seven-world
13:0.2 These three s. circuits of the Father, the Son, and
seven-year
67:3.8 throughout the s. struggle Amadon and his loyal
Seven—see Seven Spirits; see Executives
16:1.2 and do function through Master Spirit Number S.,
16:1.2 Master Spirit Number S. is nonfunctional with
16:3.14 Master Spirit Number S..
16:3.15 the Supreme Being, it is Master Spirit Number S.
16:3.16 It is also in this sense that Master Spirit Number S.
16:3.18 It is Master Spirit Number S. who, in his multiple
16:3.19 Master Spirit Number S. functions in the place of the
17:1.5 one, and so on to Supreme Executive Number S.,
22:7.5 then does Master Spirit Number S. issue orders
24:5.2 direct authority of Supreme Executive Number S.,
25:2.2 Master Spirit Number S. should take the initiative,
30:1.6 3. The S. Orders of Reflective Spirits.
30:2.17 3. The S. Groups of Reflective Spirits.
30:2.149 C. The S. Courtesy Colonies.
104:4.46 of the uniqueness of the S. Infinity Absolutes.
105:3.9 The S. Absolutes of Infinity constitute the beginnings
116:4.2 Spirits but especially by Master Spirit Number S.,
116:4.5 Spirits collectively produced the S. Circuit Spirits
Seven Spirits—see also Spirits, Master
14:1.9 the Infinite spirit, one of the S. of the Circuits.
16:0.11 In spirit character and nature these S. of Paradise are
16:1.2 By and in and through these S., the Father,
16:1.4 As far as we can discern, these S. are associated with
16:3.16 No one of the S. is organically representative of
16:4.1 that these S. are the personalized physical power,
16:4.1 “the S. of God sent forth to all the universe.
16:5.2 nature of some one of these S. Paradise Spirits.
17:0.7 5. The S. Spirits of the Circuits.
17:0.11 the Master Spirits may function through the S. of
17:1.3 of Havona activity through the S. of the Circuits.
17:5.0 5. THE SEVEN SPIRITS OF THE CIRCUITS
17:5.1 The S. of the Havona Circuits are the joint
17:5.2 The S. of the Circuits are limited to the permeation
17:8.2 tertiary supernaphim by the S. of the Circuits.
23:1.1 following creation of the S. of the Havona Circuits
26:2.5 But when these same S. create individually,
26:2.6 is under the direct supervision of one of the S. of
26:2.7 Tertiary supernaphim take origin in these S. of
30:1.58 2. The S. Spirits of the Havona Circuits.
30:2.19 5. The S. Spirits of the Circuits.
116:4.5 Spirits collectively produced the S. Circuit Spirits in
sevenfold—see Sevenfold; see God the Sevenfold
0:7.8 as a subeternal personality unification of the s.
0:8.1 established the evolutionary creature’s s. approach to
0:8.9 This s. Deity personalization in time and space and
0:8.9 This s. Deity, to finite time-space creatures
15:0.2 the s. scheme of the superuniverse organization and
16:0.1 In this s. creative act of self-duplication the Infinite
16:1.1 This threefold Deity personalization is inherently s.
16:1.2 they are the eternal portrayal of s. Deity,
16:1.3 Such a Paradise union of the primal s. expression
16:3.16 when they unite as s. Deity, this union in a deity
16:6.1 The Master Spirits are the s. source of the cosmic
17:7.1 These adjutant spirits are the s. mind bestowal of a
18:1.4 Deity association with the s. grouping of created
20:1.15 In a s. Creator Son, Creator and creature are forever
20:5.2 The career of s. bestowal is the supreme goal of all
20:6.9 the same spirit Comforter from the s. Creator Son,
21:0.5 a group of Sovereign Michaels, s. bestowal Sons.
21:3.18 consecration to each phase of the s. will of Deity
21:3.21 to reveal one phase of the s. will of Deity to the
21:3.22 6. Experientially to unify the s. creature experience
21:3.22 the s. experience of consecration to the revelation of
21:3.24 revealing the nature and portraying the s. attitude
21:4.3 Only once in his s. career as a bestowal Son is a
21:4.5 With certain stated exceptions these s. bestowal
21:4.6 are reckoned as a separate order, s. Master Sons.
21:5.1 The nature of the sovereignty of a s. Creator Son is
21:5.2 1. Embraces the s. viewpoint of Paradise Deity.
21:5.3 2. Embodies a s. attitude of time-space creatures.
21:5.5 And the personal sovereignty of a s. Son is like the
21:5.7 The elevation of a s. bestowal Son to the
21:6.1 natures or the destinies of the s. Master Sovereigns
21:6.3 we believe that the liaison between a s. Master Son
25:2.2 Out of these episodes, reflecting the s. nature of
26:2.5 the resulting orders are always s. in nature;
27:1.2 Rest is of a s. nature: There is the rest of sleep and
29:2.15 This s. circuit proceeds from the superuniverse
31:0.10 Thus may they acquire the s. concept of the Supreme
36:6.7 Master Spirits are the s. channel of the river of life
39:2.7 especially with the s. scheme of training operative on
42:9.1 reality of the s. electronic organization of prematter.
42:9.3 This s. persistence of creative constitution is
42:9.3 unmistakably points to the s. constitution of energy
42:9.3 the fundamental reality of the s. diversity of the
42:10.6 This is the s. diversified mind of time and space,
48:6.33 “the heaven of heavens,” of which the s. mansion
56:8.2 the fullness of the s. diversity of possible experience
101:6.16 a s. salvation is the equivalent of the completeness
105:2.0 2. THE I AM AS TRIUNE AND AS SEVENFOLD
105:2.4 is establishing the basis for a s. self-relationship.
105:2.4 can now be enlarged to encompass the I AM as s..
105:2.4 This s.—or seven phase—nature may be suggested
105:4.2 the Seven Absolutes of Infinity with the s. infinity of
105:4.4 as a threefold and then as a s. self-differentiation.
105:4.5 Relations existent between the I AM as s. and the
105:7.17 there are other s. relationships of the First Source
107:3.9 the Michael order to complete his s. bestowal upon
109:7.6 the Personalized Adjusters of the s. Creator Sons
116:4.6 serving as the s. focal points for the evolution of
116:5.0 THE ALMIGHTY AND THE S. CONTROLLERS
116:5.1 These s. controllers of the grand universe embrace
119:8.6 but Michael, a s. Master Son, is a member of one of
120:0.5 the divine will of the s. phases of the Creators with
120:0.5 the s. viewpoint of Paradise Deity with the creature
120:0.7 the s. will of Deity as it culminates in the Supreme.
194:2.12 mankind is subject to the double influence of the s.
Sevenfold or Sevenfold Deity—see God the Sevenfold
16:3.16 In this sense the “S. Spirit” is functionally
30:1.62 6. The S. Adjutant Mind-Spirits.
32:3.13 repercussions of actions and reactions within the SD.
42:2.14 is the realm of the intelligent activities of the S.,
56:4.3 that God is manifest from the domains of the S. up
101:6.1 entails an ever-expanding consciousness of the S.,
105:2.0 2. THE I AM AS TRIUNE AND AS SEVENFOLD
106:1.3 The divinity ministry of the S reaches inward through
106:1.4 finds the personal and spiritual divinity of the SD.;
106:1.4 but there are other phases of the S. which are not
106:1.4 other phases of the SD. are variously integrated in
106:1.4 The S., in all phases, is the source of the relative
106:7.6 you can and do attain Deity levels of the S.,
115:3.9 growth is the nature of the S., the Supreme, and the
116:5.0 THE ALMIGHTY AND THE S. CONTROLLERS
116:5.1 you should now recognize that the S. encompasses
117:5.8 faithfully transmitted through the S. to the Supreme.
117:7.5 reason for deducing that he is quite real to the SD.,
118:0.6 5. The S. is self-distributive divinity.
118:10.4 the evolutionary levels of the S. synthesizing in the
Sevenfold-spirit-union
16:3.16 rather, acts as spokesman for the attitude of the S.
sevens
11:3.4 thus by s. the ascending series expands through
42:9.3 any given quality or property tends to recur by s..
42:9.3 This periodic change by s. recurs diminishingly
seventeen
74:8.14 carried on in the Garden for one hundred and s. years
94:9.1 sent forth more than s. thousand missionaries to
95:4.5 In the Book of Hebrew Proverbs, chapters fifteen, s.,
95:4.5 chapter twenty-two, verse s., to chapter twenty-four,
119:2.5 For more than s. years of universe time this strange
127:2.6 Jesus, then scarcely s. years of age, was confronted
129:2.9 traveler and his son, a young man about s. years of
132:4.5 gave freedom to one hundred and s. slaves.
seventeenth
127:2.0 2. THE SEVENTEENTH YEAR (A.D. 11)
127:5.2 home for the celebration of Rebecca’s s. birthday.
193:1.3 this was the s. morontia appearance of the Master.
seventh—see seventh bestowal; seventh circle; seventh
circuit; seventh day; seventh mansion world;
Seventh Master Spirit; seventh stage; seventh
superuniverse; seventh, one
11:3.4 grand unit, the third, and so on to the s. grand unit.
13:1.8 a secret locked up in the s. sector of Sonarington,
14:1.14 far out beyond the s. belt of Havona worlds,
15:3.1 the naked eye on Urantia belong to the s. section
15:3.4 recognize the ten major sectors of the s. galaxy.
15:7.5 denominated the first heaven, and so on to the s..
15:14.7 of Orvonton, the s. segment of the grand universe.
17:1.5 working from the s. Paradise satellite of the Spirit
17:1.5 The name of this s. sphere is Orvonton, for the
17:6.10 inevitable that we should ask: Is there a s. career?
17:6.10 undisclosed career that will constitute their s. phase
21:4.1 attain the s. and final episode of creature-Creator
25:2.2 none but the Reflective Spirits of the s. order
27:7.8 finished, and the s. jubilee prepares for celebration
27:7.8 The s. jubilee marks entrance into the mortal
28:4.4 seconaphim and every s. one of that order created
28:4.5 The second primary seconaphim and every s. one
28:4.6 the third primary seconaphim and every s. serial
28:4.11 The fourth primary seconaphim and every s. serial
28:4.12 primary seconaphim to be created and every s. one
28:4.13 seconaphim and every s. one subsequently created.
28:4.14 large group of seconaphim, the s. primary serials,
28:5.6 was a Voice of Wisdom, and the s. thereafter was
29:2.19 power centers of the s. order acting as balance
30:4.34 local universe of Nebadon and in the s. segment of
31:3.5 surmise that the bestowal of s.-spirit classification
31:7.4 respecting the identity of the s. group of finaliters.
34:2.6 While the s. segment of the grand universe may, in
34:5.3 This ministry of the sixth and s. adjutants indicates
36:2.20 The S. Sphere of the Life Carriers is dedicated to the
36:4.2 departs upon the appearance of the s. generation of
36:4.6 Material Daughters are domiciled on the s. world of
36:4.8 personalities forgathering on the s. finaliter world
36:5.3 But with regard to the sixth and s. adjutant spirits—
37:2.11 The s.-world satellites are reserved for the triune
37:2.11 The s. primary world itself is reserved for those
37:3.7 The s. group of the encircling Salvington worlds,
38:9.6 only the sixth and the s., the spirit of worship and
43:1.5 Situated on the summit of the s. highland range are
45:1.11 sojourner, you have access to the s. transition world,
47:9.4 The personnel of the s. mansonia assemble on the sea
48:6.33 Uversa; the sixth, Havona; and the s., Paradise.
53:7.1 loyal Panoptians served on the s. Jerusem world as
55:4.19 they will continue this ministry far into the s. epoch
55:4.22 Early in the s. epoch the Trinity Teacher counselor
55:6.8 long existing in the s. epoch of settled light and life?
55:11.7 light and life—even far extended into the s. epoch—
56:6.5 when ascenders find the Father as the s. level of God
56:10.1 light progress from the initial stage to the s. epoch,
65:7.7 accompanies the action of the s. and last adjutant,
80:4.5 in the sixth and s. millenniums before Christ.
85:7.3 When the s. adjutant spirit, the spirit of wisdom,
86:0.1 the directive influence of the sixth and s. adjutants of
104:4.39 The S. Triunity—the triunity of infinite unity.
108:2.1 is automatically indicated in the s. mind-adjutant
108:2.3 the Adjusters come the instant the s. adjutant
110:6.10 become more real as they ascend from the s. to the
110:6.11 the embryonic nature of a s. circler is giving way to
110:6.16 A s. or sixth circler can be almost as truly God-
110:6.18 Therefore does a s. circler go on to the mansion
112:1.9 On subabsolute levels this s. or totality dimension is
123:4.0 4. THE SEVENTH YEAR (A.D. 1)
124:3.4 Complications attended the birth of this, the s. child
139:7.1 Matthew, the s. apostle, was chosen by Andrew.
146:5.2 the servants answered “yesterday about the s. hour
190:5.2 the morontia manifestation of Jesus, his s.
seventh bestowal
17:6.8 universe headquarters after the completion of his s.
20:6.8 the local universe ages following a Michael’s s..
21:3.8 settled authority following the completion of the s..
21:4.4 Following the s. and final bestowal a Creator Son
33:1.1 Because of the name associated with his s.
33:3.5 Upon the completion of the Creator Son’s s. and
34:5.1 of new orders of beings up to the time of his s.
119:6.1 for the first time the announcement that his s. would
119:7.0 7. THE SEVENTH AND FINAL BESTOWAL
119:7.1 thousands of years we all looked forward to the s.
120:0.4 the s. and final bestowal, on Urantia, to the will of
120:0.9 when Immanuel presented the s. commission.
120:1.0 1. THE SEVENTH BESTOWAL COMMISSION
120:1.1 My Creator brother, I am about to witness your s.
120:1.2 subject to your Father’s will throughout your s., I,
120:3.11 as acting sovereign during the interim of your s. on
128:0.1 this world as the planet whereon to carry out his s.
128:7.6 the fact that the prime mission of Jesus in his s. was
176:4.1 returning to the planet where he experienced his s.
186:5.3 which was necessary for the completion of his s.
191:3.4 and terminated his s. and final universe bestowal.
seventh circle
26:3.10 on the pilot world of the s., where they take origin.
26:5.2 These pilgrim helpers, functioning on the s. of
26:6.1 “spiritual graduates” when translated from the s. to
46:5.18 The s. is the rendezvous of the ascending sons,
46:5.22 The s. is the tarrying sphere of certain unrevealed
49:6.8 Starting out in the s., mortals strive for the first,
110:6.1 Entrance upon the s. marks the beginning of true
110:6.2 Adjuster ascends the circles with you from the s. to
110:6.4 planetary progression one by one, from the s. to
110:6.10 become more real as they ascend from the s. to the
110:6.13 limits of these stages of maturity realization: The s.
110:6.13 Entrance upon the s. constitutes a mortal creature
110:6.20 From the s. to the third circle there occurs increased
113:1.6 You start out in your mortal investment in the s. and
113:1.7 Human beings in the initial or s. have one guardian
seventh circuit
14:3.4 landed on the receiving worlds of the outer or s.,
14:4.15 1. Experiential progress outward from the first to s..
14:4.16 2. Progress inward from the s. to the first circuit.
14:5.4 received and domiciled on the pilot world of the s.
26:3.1 the first circuit and proceeding outward to the s..
26:3.2 entering by way of the pilot world of the s. and
26:4.12 receiving planet of Havona, the pilot world of the s.
26:5.5 before the twelve adjutants of the s. Circuit Spirit.
seventh day
74:4.4 It was near the dawn of their s. on earth that Adam
74:4.4 It was early on the morning of this s. and from the
74:4.6 Always in Eden the s. was devoted to the noontide
74:8.1 The choosing of the s. for worship was wholly
95:1.2 custom of the Adamite peoples in honoring the s. of
95:1.2 Only during the Melchizedek era,the s. was regarded
95:1.2 a journey, cook food, or make a fire on the evil s..
95:1.2 the Babylonian observance of the s., the Shabattum.
142:3.15 5. Six days you may work, but on the s. you shall
seventh mansion world
45:1.11 As a sojourner on the s., you have access to the
47:9.0 9. THE SEVENTH MANSION WORLD
47:9.1 virtually obliterated during the sojourn on the s..
47:9.3 ascender may elect to tarry on the s. for the purpose
47:10.2 arrival of a class of advancing mortals from the s.
47:10.5 final awakening chamber, was left behind on the s..
49:6.10 really begin their morontia experience on the s..
Seventh Master Spirit
16:1.2 he can function personally for the Supreme Being.
16:3.14 The S., the fostering adviser of triune-origin beings
16:3.15 The S. is not organically representative of the
16:3.15 Hence the S. discloses a personal and spiritual
16:3.17 The multiple functions of the S. thus range from a
16:3.19 to find God the Supreme is compensated by the S.,
25:8.8 in Orvonton or otherwise of the nature of the S..
26:6.3 In certain respects, new relationships with the S.
116:4.4 The S. is (in his overall supervision of Orvonton
116:4.4 he is in reflective contact with the Reflective Spirits
seventh stage or seventh-stage
13:2.1 When you become s. spirit beings, possibly you will
17:6.2 much concerning the probability of a s. of activity.
19:2.5 after they are sometime inducted into the s. of spirit
21:6.3 a sevenfold Master Son and a s. Creative Spirit may
27:7.8 The attainment of the s. of spirit realization by a
31:7.5 await the entrance of the finaliters upon their s. of
40:10.12 fellows may not in the exact sense be s. spirits, but
40:10.12 which a finaliter will sometime achieve as a s. spirit
44:8.5 status—the s.-spirit destiny of the mortal finaliters.
46:5.32 bears this inscription: “Undedicated to the s. of spirit
55:0.11 7. The s. or superuniverse stage.
55:2.8 succeeding epochs of the s. of settled planetary
55:4.3 they pass from the first to the s. of settled existence.
55:4.10 The s. will witness the coming of the first absonite
55:4.22 7. The s. stage of light and life.
55:6.5 On a s. world, wisdom can exhaust the material
55:6.6 that on these highly evolved and long s. worlds
55:9.3 Entrance upon the s. of settledness will no doubt
55:10.5 headquarters world of each local system until the s.
55:12.0 12. THE S. OR SUPERUNIVERSE STAGE
56:6.4 until finaliters have achieved s.-spirit status, and until
56:8.4 on supreme levels—even ultimate—as s. finaliters.
56:10.1 Throughout the continuing s. of such a world’s
56:10.20 The advanced mortals on a world in the s. of light
106:2.8 When ascenders attain the postulated s. of spirit
117:5.3 Corps of the Finality attain the s. of spirit existence
117:6.7 entrance upon the s. and final stage of spirit status,
117:6.18 what the Adjusters will reveal to future s. finaliters
191:3.3 to the s. on Tuesday, May 2; to Jerusem citizenship
seventh superuniverse
1:7.9 on Uversa, the headquarters of the s., to supervise
12:1.12 is one of the newer creations in Orvonton, the s..
15:1.5 universe of Nebadon belongs to Orvonton, the s.,
15:7.2 This Uversa year is standard in the s.,
15:14.2 Orvonton, the s.,the one to which your local universe
16:3.14 The presiding Spirit of the s. is a uniquely equal
16:3.20 Uversa, the headquarters of the s., our own segment
17:1.5 devoting his energies to the management of the s..
17:1.6 On the executive sphere of the s. the staff engaged in
24:2.5 In the s. there are one hundred thousand Census
24:5.2 Executive Number Seven, the co-ordinator of the s.
32:2.11 as the physical or astronomic center of the s..
40:10.7 to the welfare and eventual settlement of the s..
55:12.5 become residential on the headquarters of the s. as
seventh, one
12:1.12 clustering of approximately one s. of the organized
13:1.23 One s. of Ascendington is forbidden to me—that
13:2.6 there will always remain one s. of Sonarington,
15:3.1 elongated-circular grouping of about one s. of the
22:5.5 one s. of each group is assigned to a superuniverse.
22:10.5 trinitized ideas; we only get one s. of these beings;
23:0.2 considerably less than one s. of their total number.
25:2.3 Every superuniverse corps, embracing one s. of each
95:5.10 eventually gaining possession of one s. of all Egypt;
seventh-order
25:2.2 one thousand of the s. conciliators would appear
seventh-spirit
31:3.5 we surmise that the bestowal of s. classification
seventh-world
37:2.11 The s. satellites are reserved for the triune
seventieth
61:6.1 In the s. generation of this order of life a new and
seventy—see the seventy; see seventy million, etc.
14:2.3 The morontia senses are s., and the higher spiritual
14:2.3 response vary in different types of beings from s.
14:4.1 Each of these three phases is divided into s. major
15:7.6 constellation of Norlatiadek, has its s. satellites of
15:7.9 Splandon, is surrounded by the s. spheres of the
15:7.10 wonder spheres consists of s. specialized worlds
15:13.3 so are the s. satellites of Umajor the fifth devoted to
15:13.3 of mortals is conducted on the s. study worlds.
15:14.6 Norlatiadek is number s. in the universe of Nebadon.
18:1.1 committed to this corps of s. supreme directors.
18:3.6 Such a sphere is divided into s. administrative sectors
18:3.6 s. divisional capitals in which the Ancients of Days
18:4.7 closely associated with the s. major sector worlds of
19:4.8 Two billion and s. are stationed in the central univ.
20:9.3 reign and is assisted by s. associates of his order.
24:1.9 from time to time they appear in groups of s. on
26:3.6 their official station is located on planet number s.
26:5.2 of twelve minor divisions of s. subsidiary groups;
26:5.2 each of these s. subsidiary groupings of instruction
26:6.4 guides bring them before the commission of s.,
27:6.3 elaborate courses in the s. functional divisions of
30:3.10 There are s. primary divisions of this colony on
31:9.6 This group numbers s. Architects, and we conjecture
31:9.11 The s. planners of the universes of the primary outer
33:7.2 There are s. branches of these universe courts, and
35:3.1 of the Salvington circuit of s. primary spheres,
35:3.1 These marvelous spheres—s. primaries and 420
35:3.12 throughout their sojourn on the s. cultural worlds,
35:3.17 review of the experiences of the s. tributary worlds
35:7.1 in the circuit of s. primary spheres surrounding
35:10.1 seven worlds in the Salvington circuit of s. planets,
37:6.2 on the s. socializing realms attached to Edentia,
39:1.14 of the s. educational spheres of the constellations.
39:3.6 These seraphim are organized in s. divisions on
39:3.6 these divisions minister on the s. morontia progress
39:3.7 the social laboratories of Edentia, the s. satellites
40:8.2 have enjoyed the “s. times seven” opportunities for
43:0.2 The s. major spheres surrounding Edentia are about
43:0.2 each of these s. worlds are about the size of Urantia.
43:0.4 In Norlatiadek the s. major spheres, together with
43:1.7 area are the governing centers for the s. divisions of
43:1.7 One half of Edentia is divided into s. triangular
43:1.9 of at least s. major divisions of celestial life,
43:1.9 that each of these s. triangular areas is correlated
43:1.9 areas is correlated with some one of the s. major
43:4.4 surrounding s. structures comprising the residential
43:7.1 all seven hundred s. worlds surrounding the
43:7.1 The natives of each of the s. major spheres of
43:7.1 from world number one to world number s..
43:7.2 univitatia are created to function in s. diverse orders
43:7.3 When you are received on any one of the s. major
43:8.2 The time spent on the s. training worlds of morontia
43:9.1 After graduation from world number s., ascending
43:9.4 assignments on the s. progressive univitatia worlds.
44:0.1 on the seven hundred s. worlds surrounding each
44:4.4 the basic alphabet contains only s. symbols.
44:5.6 Urantia is served by a corps of s. transport advisers.
46:1.1 The sphere has seven major capitals and s. minor
48:2.17 unique temples at the center of the s. radiating wings
48:2.18 —as regards morontia affairs—of s. guardians.
49:2.18 ten per cent air, s. per cent land,and thirteen per cent
50:2.2 an analogous council of s. at the constellation
52:7.2 Son is assisted and supported by s. primary Sons,
57:8.9 by the planetary commission of s. on Edentia.
58:4.7 about s. of these stratified records of past ages are
59:3.9 some regions these rock salt beds are s. feet thick.
62:2.6 And it was just s. generations after this new tribe had
72:6.2 entitle them to remain at work until the age of s..
72:11.1 Such members serve until they are s. years of age.
74:8.12 translated to Greek by a commission of s. scholars
75:5.8 not certain of the nature of their offense until s. days
77:2.11 This period represents not quite s. years, and such
77:6.2 producing a secondary midwayer every s. days by a
113:7.4 they go with you to Edentia and its s. spheres of
114:7.7 The average inhabited world employs s. separate
130:3.8 of the Alexandria Sanhedrin, the s. ruling elders.
139:2.5 not only seven times but s. times and seven.
159:1.4 Peter: “Not only seven times but even to s. times
162:4.3 S. bullocks were sacrificed during the feast, the
162:4.3 feast, the symbol of the s. nations of heathendom.
163:4.17 the Jews had a peculiar regard for the number s.,
163:4.17 the nations of heathendom as being s. in number,
The seventy
144:7.4 head of a group of s. teachers whom the Master
147:2.4 before the commissioning and sending forth of the s.
148:1.3 (excepting Abner and John’s apostles) the later s.
148:1.4 and commissioned by Jesus as the s. messengers of
163:0.0 ORDINATION OF THE S. AT MAGADAN
163:0.1 disciples the Master subsequently chose the s.
163:1.0 1. ORDINATION OF THE SEVENTY
163:1.1 The s. were ordained by Jesus on Sabbath afternoon,
163:1.1 This corps of s. consisted of Abner and ten of the
163:1.2 lake of Galilee to witness the ordination of the s..
163:1.3 Jesus laid his hands upon the heads of the s. to set
163:1.5 When Jesus had thus spoken to the s., he began with
163:1.6 Abner sent the s. messengers into all the cities of
163:2.1 appointment to membership in the s. were rejected
163:2.6 all their worldly goods, the apostles and the s. did.
163:2.6 Matadormus desired to be one of the s. new
163:2.7 his hands for administration as treasurer of the s..
163:2.7 it was then too late to enjoy membership in the s.,
163:2.11 He required only the twelve and the s. to dedicate
163:4.0 4. FAREWELL TO THE SEVENTY
163:4.1 the day the s. went forth on their first mission.
163:4.1 Early that morning, in his last talk with the s.,
163:4.9 When Jesus had talked to the s. in the presence of all
163:4.9 Peter took them off by themselves and preached to
163:4.9 given at the time Jesus laid his hands upon them
163:4.9 Peter exhorted the s. to cherish in their experience
163:4.11 Peter warned them they would encounter hostility
163:4.11 Peter told them their mission was no undertaking for
163:4.12 They must go forth on this short mission wholly
163:4.12 they must trust the Father for food and shelter and all
163:4.13 They must be possessed with zeal and intelligent
163:4.13 they must attend strictly to their Master’s business.
163:4.13 had been instructed to “salute no man by the way,”
163:4.14 The Master instructed them to avoid unnecessary
163:4.14 courtesy toward all with whom they should come in
163:4.14 They were to show every kindness to those who
163:4.14 They were warned against leaving a modest home to
163:4.15 The s. were charged by Peter to search out the sick
163:4.15 to do everything in their power to bring about the
163:4.16 And when they had been thus charged and instructed
163:4.16 started out, two and two, on their mission in Galilee,
163:4.17 these s. messengers were to go with the gospel to
163:4.17 coincidental that this group happened to number s.
163:5.3 end of December and before the return of the s.,
163:6.0 6. THE RETURN OF THE SEVENTY
163:6.1 John, the s. messengers were arriving by couples,
163:6.1 All s. were assembled at the teaching site about five
163:6.2 When the s. related how “even the devils were
163:6.6 Jesus went apart with the s. and said to them: “I did
163:7.2 Although the Master participated with the s. in the
163:7.3 to go out, two and two, with the s. to labor in the
164:2.4 of the Sanhedrin to go with him before the s..
165:0.1 now chief of the s. messengers of the kingdom,
165:0.1 The s., supplemented by the periodic labors of
165:0.4 trips with the twelve to assist the s. in the various
165:0.4 Under Abner’s instructions the s. baptized believers,
165:1.3 Abner and the s. never returned to the Pella camp.
165:6.4 into the cities of northern Perea to visit with the s.,
166:2.1 the s. made a practice of announcing the time of
166:2.2 more willing to believe the gospel preached by the s.
166:5.1 and unlearned, embraced the teachings of the s.,
167:0.1 apostles visiting the various localities where the s.
171:1.1 spent more than two weeks visiting among the s.
171:3.1 Perea, visiting all of the towns wherein the s. labored
171:3.2 Andrew directed that the labors of the s. should
177:3.6 ordained these twenty Greeks, even as he had the s..
191:4.1 more than fifty of the evangelistic corps of the s..
seventy billion
37:8.9 The ministry of the s. Morontia Companions in
48:3.1 there are at present over s. of these unique beings.
seventy million
18:7.1 There are s. Faithfuls of Days, and like the Unions of
seventy thousand
22:3.2 S. of Those High in Authority are trinitized at each
22:5.5 embraced by the Paradise Trinity in groups of s.,
31:10.19 the clustering of at least s. aggregations of matter,
seventy trillion
25:3.15 eighteen trillion commissions—over s. individuals.
seventy-five or seventy-five years
37:8.8 the ascendant seraphim, we have in Nebadon s..
46:1.7 lighting of the sphere is maintained for s. per cent of
59:5.17 Pennsylvania, thirty-five in Alabama, to s. in Canada.
60:2.1 the huge noncarnivorous dinosaurs, s. feet long,
62:5.3 and possessed a potential life span of about sy..
72:2.3 for re-election except upon the petition of at least s.
72:2.12 consists of twelve men over forty and under s. of
72:4.2 restrictive measures have been in operation for sy.;
72:7.4 or country, are fireproof—have been for over sy..
80:7.4 settled in Greece consisted of three hundred and s.
134:3.6 there were about s. teachers on the faculty,
149:7.3 only about s. survived the test of actual experience
150:0.3 joined by the tested evangelists, about s. in number,
193:1.1 the Master appeared to Nalda and s. Samaritan
seventy-one
48:1.5 Eight of these occur in the system, s. in the
seventy-seven
159:1.7 [The use of the term s. as an illustration of mercy
159:1.7 avenged seven times, I shall now be avenged s..”]
sever
83:5.1 was allowed but one man, her husband could s. such
several—non-exhaustive
16:1.2 any and all possible Deity functions, single and s.,
154:2.2 Go to your s. places to play or fish while you pray
176:3.4 intrusted his goods according to their s. abilities;
severally
8:6.3 Spirit, dividing to every man s. and as he wills.”
56:6.1 when they create, either associatively or s., their
severance
93:5.11 there occurred a friendly s. of relationship, Abraham
severe
57:8.5 still widespread and earthquakes are frequent and s..
57:8.15 S. earthquakes did not begin until the continental
58:5.4 the more s. earthquakes would literally shake the
76:4.2 with the Adamites suffered the s. pangs of childbirth.
78:8.10 the Sumerians suffered s. reverses at the hands of the
82:3.6 tribes put the s. marriage tests of male endurance in
90:2.6 A s. drought meant death to the early agriculturists;
96:2.2 Later, during an unusually s. famine, these Bedouins
124:1.9 The climate of Nazareth was not s..
133:7.12 It is a s. strain on the soul to undergo the
140:1.4 follow you into this kingdom, there is set a s. test.
143:1.4 the fact that even divine love has its s. disciplines.
143:3.5 was in the midst of a s. season of depression.
143:4.3 it was a s. test of their loyalty to the Master when he
151:5.3 This tempest was s., notwithstanding that it was
171:7.7 Jesus never hesitated to be s. with them when the
severed
35:9.9 the local spiritual circuits are immediately s..
57:8.23 from Europe and s. the land masses of Australia,
67:2.3 Meantime the system circuits had been s.; Urantia
67:6.9 the planetary circuits of communication were s.
76:5.6 contact with the evolutionary races had been s..
113:7.6 origin are never forgotten nor ever completely s..
severely
50:1.3 these Sons are tested s., and Nebadon has suffered
62:3.9 these mid-mammal parents were s. shocked and
68:5.4 A thoughtful Andonite who had s. bruised his fist in
126:2.1 the tragic news that Joseph had been s. injured by
128:7.4 When their patience would be s. tried, Jesus would
137:7.2 This time of waiting s. tested the entire group of
147:5.1 notwithstanding that he might be s. criticized, Simon
157:7.2 s. hurt by the Jesus’ rebukes on several occasions.
158:4.2 an only child, who was s. afflicted with epilepsy.
162:0.2 turned upon the sons of Zebedee and s. rebuked
183:4.6 they are too s. shocked by the Master’s sudden
severest
188:5.10 to complain at even the s. hardships of life, much less
severity
52:2.5 dispensation but with diminishing frequency and s.
57:8.15 earthquakes increased in frequency and s. for ages.
57:8.17 and earthquakes continued to diminish in s.
65:2.16 The rigors and climatic s. of the glacial era were in
70:10.15 it was learned that the s. of the punishment was not
96:4.7 of God as being subject to fits of anger, wrath, and s.
sew
147:7.2 Be reminded that a wise tailor does not s. a piece of
sewage-disposal
73:5.4 Before the later establishment of a s. system the
sewers
130:2.1 tides were utilized to flush the city’s streets and s..
sewing
69:3.10 Among some tribes s. and weaving were done by
sex—noun; see sex—gender
82:1.3 The regulation of s. in relation to marriage indicates:
82:1.4 Civilization has increasingly demanded that s. be
82:1.5 Among such groups s. has become expressive of the
83:0.3 Herein has s. been the unrecognized civilizer of the
84:0.3 s. sets the home off from all other social activities.
88:1.7 Primitive man did not make an undue fetish out of s.;
103:2.3 a child’s moral nature have not to do with s., guilt,
sex—gender
45:6.7 world except for the absence of s. differentiation.
49:4.4 barbarism so long as one s. seeks to tyrannize over
52:2.7 is the dispensation of the realization of s. equality.
66:4.5 of the Prince’s staff were divided equally as to s.
68:6.8 As a rule twins of the same s. were spared.
69:3.2 1. Specialization based on s.. Woman’s work was
70:8.3 the first social distinctions were based on s., age,
71:8.10 8. The due recognition of s. equality and the
72:4.2 they are segregated by s. to prevent parenthood,
74:7.22 Adam endeavored to teach the races s. equality.
77:6.2 unique children were equally divided as regards s.,
82:1.6 beauty and physical attractiveness of the opposite s..
82:3.8 and sometimes before birth, contingent upon s..
83:2.2 only s. inferiority as inculcated by the mores.
84:1.9 The s. division of labor also made for comfort and
84:3.10 disparity between the division of labor based on s..
84:4.3 standing, regardless of their social position as a s..
84:4.4 did not improve the olden reputation of the s..
84:5.3 The modern idea of s. equality is beautiful and
84:5.12 Each s. has its own distinctive sphere of existence,
84:5.13 Forever each s. will remain supreme in its own
84:5.14 Each s. will always have its own special sphere,
84:6.7 Marriage is an institution designed to compose s.
108:1.7 (In the assignment of the Adjusters the s. of the
120:3.8 the planet, being a normal individual of the male s.,
160:2.4 is also possible between two persons of the same s.,
194:3.14 free from all religious discriminations based on s..
sex—adjective
sex account
82:4.4 The reason for holding the wife to stricter s. than the
sex act
84:7.2 the s. imposes no biologic consequences upon man.
sex aloofness
83:2.2 In early times woman had no s., only sex inferiority
sex appeal
82:1.6 What is called s. is virtually absent even in present-
sex appetite
70:3.11 the s. being utilized in combating the war urge.
84:1.1 by primitive man, who indulged his s. freely without
sex association
45:6.3 those humans deprived of the benefits of s. on the
68:2.9 and not essential except as an incentive insuring s..
83:6.4 a monopolistic s., society must not overlook the
84:7.3 S. is natural, but marriage is social and has always
sex attitudes
140:5.12 did not intend to deal exclusively with human s..
sex attraction
80:1.6 there was great s. between the violet and blue races.
82:1.6 mating instinct but insufficient s. to create serious
82:1.8 mating impulse, an urge which is loosely called s..
83:1.5 personal affection was not strongly linked to s.;
83:2.5 substituting idealized concepts of s. for those older
84:8.1 to marriage used to be economic; s. was secondary.
160:2.10 fluctuations of sentiment and fickleness of mere s.;
sex cells
36:2.11 trait determiners—in the s. of human reproduction.
sex charms
84:3.5 tactful; woman early learned to trade upon her s..
84:4.2 By trading subtly upon her s., woman has often been
sex code
82:1.2 evolutionary races, the red man had the highest s..
sex consciousness
82:1.2 by the endowment of keener s. and stronger mating
sex control
70:7.8 people very early taught their adolescent youths s..
70:9.6 4. S. control—marriage, the family institution.
82:2.1 the evolution of marriage is simply the history of s.
sex co-operation
68:5.8 Prepastoral society was one of s., but the spread of
sex craving
62:2.3 Food hunger and s. were well developed,
sex creature(s)
1:1.6 On a planet of s., in a world where the impulses of
38:1.1 the creation of the Material Sons, the first of the s.,
38:2.2 beings, they are not s.-emotion creatures.
38:2.2 in dealing with s. it is our custom to speak of those
45:6.2 habits and conduct of these superior semiphysical s.,
45:6.3 and loving association with the supernal Adamic s.
48:3.4 They are not s., but they manifest a touchingly
51:6.5 physical, material, even a s. like Urantia mortals,
77:1.2 were material s. capable of procreating material
77:2.2 the Prince’s staff had been constituted s. for the
sex customs
82:2.4 The s. of dress, adornment, and religious practices
sex-deficient
45:6.3 s. mortals are enabled to compensate the social,
sex desire
82:1.2 S. interest and desire were not dominating passions
82:1.9 since man is so largely a self-controlled being, s. is
sex determination
84:5.8 woman enjoys a degree of s. that practically equals
sex differentiation
45:6.7 on the nativity world except for the absence of s..
sex emotion
38:4.3 they are not characterized by s., though seraphim are
sex equality
49:4.4 S. prevails on all advanced worlds; male and female
sex evolution
83:6.6 and forever will be the idealistic goal of human s..
sex experience
45:6.3 S. in a physical sense is past for these ascenders, but
sex fertility
95:1.5 of Ishtar, the mother of gods and the spirit of s..
sex festivities
88:6.4 The s. of May Day were simply imitative magic,
sex gratification
68:2.6 social pressure, but s. was transient and spasmodic.
68:2.7 traits, woman was an ever-present means of s..
70:3.11 men bringing their choice maidens for the s. of their
84:8.3 aside from appeasing hunger, is s., and this form of
sex hunger
69:1.4 are the establishments of society growing out of s.,
70:3.2 S. hunger and mother love establish the family.
84:0.1 Material necessity founded marriage, s. embellished
sex impulse(s)
83:0.3 s. automatically and unerringly compels man to think
83:2.5 S. and feelings of affection are beginning to displace
83:7.5 outrun the but partially controlled s. of the races.
100:5.10 The mystic status is favored by: vivid s., fear, rage,
sex indulgence
84:1.3 no connection between s. and the birth of a child.
84:4.9 quarantine of women protected men from over-s.,
84:8.2 play, and humor, along with periodic s., were means
sex inferiority
83:2.2 sex aloofness, only s. as inculcated by the mores.
sex instruction
72:3.5 All s. is administered in the home by parents or by
sex interest
82:1.2 S. and desire were not dominating passions in
sex jealousy
82:4.4 Modern s. is not innate;it is a product of the evolving
83:5.13 spouses, there existed nothing on the order of s..
sex laxity
70:7.9 But the earlier groups were remarkably free from s..
89:7.4 Many of the peculiar associations of s. with worship
sex liaison
77:6.2 by a combined technique of s. and nonsex liaison.
sex liberty or liberties
82:2.4 these early taboos which defined the range of s. and
82:2.5 the same degree of s. to unmarried women as to men
82:2.5 Primitive marriage did not much curtail man’s s.,
sex license
82:2.2 Because of this s. license, no prostitution existed.
82:2.3 from a state of almost complete s. to the standards
82:2.5 but marriage did render further s. taboo to the wife.
sex life
45:6.3 This is true except in the mortal s. and its attendant
47:4.7 defects in planetary experiences pertaining to s.,
sex love
68:2.4 association of human beings were food hunger and s.
sex marts
89:7.5 The highest types of women thronged the temple s.
sex mating
84:7.1 S. is instinctive, children are the natural result,
sex matters
82:5.7 have permitted sovereign rulers certain licenses in s..
sex mores
82:3.3 But the early s. and mating mores were a mass of
84:5.2 from the consequences of the transgression of the s..
sex nature
70:10.14 that many crimes, particularly those of a grave s.,
87:6.15 doctrine explains religious-ritual reversions of a s.,
sex obligations
84:5.6 the mores by imposing more stringent s. upon man.
sex partner
69:8.1 Pastoral man enslaved woman as his inferior s..
sex partnerships
83:6.5 membership in the ranks of those ideal s. that afford
sex passion(s)
68:2.7 the fleeting s. as in consequence of food requirement
82:1.2 The all-absorbing s. of the more highly civilized
88:6.4 a suggestive appeal to the s. of the plant world.
sex planet(s)
6:3.5 As love is comprehended on a s., the love of God is
38:2.2 commonly designated by feminine pronouns on the s.
sex practices
89:7.4 earlier and more savagelike s. of the evolving races.
sex prejudice
194:3.14 distinction, cultural differences, social caste, or s..
sex problem(s)
82:1.10 Secrecy, insincerity, and hypocrisy may obscure s.,
82:3.2 and this is the reason for this agelong s. problem:
sex procreation
25:1.2 Spirit liaison down to s. on worlds like Urantia.
sex promiscuity
132:4.5 friends to the baths because of the s. which prevailed
sex propensity
81:5.6 must be protected, including the regulation of the s..
sex races
45:6.1 Sons are so similar to your own material s. that you
sex regulation(s)
82:2.4 long the practice to suspend all s. on festival days,
82:3.2 been rebellious against the s. imposed by society;
83:5.2 Family life slowly and surely developed because s.
195:0.3 medicine, art, literature, law, government, morals, s.,
sex relations
45:6.3 from fairly average s. on their native spheres.
82:3.10 the ruling group to have s. with the bride before she
82:4.3 legalized s. grew out of these pre-existent property
82:5.1 the mores tended to crystallize in restriction of s.
83:1.2 1. In the regulation of personal s. relations.
83:2.6 among early peoples s. were conventional during the
83:4.3 with all formality, marriage being consummated by s.
83:5.12 might have only one wife, but he could maintain s.
83:5.13 The olden taboos on s. with a pregnant or nursing
84:1.1 Marriage was not founded on s.;
84:1.3 the conscious realization of the obligations of s..
84:1.4 of bathing in the sea at high tide than of having s..
84:1.5 that s. opened up the way for the impregnating ghost
84:4.3 proper and satisfactory s. have always involved the
84:4.5 there existed great fear of the first s. with a woman;
89:7.4 highly elevating to have s. with a woman thus
92:2.5 that they be permitted freely to indulge in loose s.
sex relationships
83:0.3 The self-regarding and self-gratifying s. entails the
sex-reproducing
45:5.3 the highest type of s. beings found on the training
sex restlessness
68:2.6 The early home was founded upon the s. of the male
sex restriction
82:2.3 twentieth-century standards of relatively complete s..
sex rewards
64:4.12 the s. of the chase tended greatly to improve hunting
sex rivalry
62:3.8 eventually resulted in serious food competition and s.
sex sacrifice
95:1.5 believed that fertility was largely dependent on this s.
sex selection
62:2.3 a definite s. was manifested in a crude form of choice
sex service
82:3.10 presents received in reward for her s. in the bride’s
89:7.4 dedicating her body for life to the sacred s. of the
89:7.5 women collected their dowries by s. in the temples,
sex slavery
69:8.1 This sort of s. grew directly out of man’s decreased
sex slaves
69:5.10 But never did the barter in s. advance society;
sex Sons
51:1.1 material or s. Sons and Daughters are the offspring
sex standards
84:5.2 As society evolved, the s. rose higher among women
84:5.2 Man’s s. are only tardily improving as a result of the
sex suppression
87:6.16 coercive; this was especially true in the matter of s..
sex taboo
83:2.6 In recent times, religion has established a s. on the
sex urge(s)
68:2.6 The s. alone did not impel primitive men and
69:5.10 7. S. urge—the desire to buy one or more wives.
82:1.1 the s. is sufficient to insure their coming together for
82:1.9 the s. becomes a dominant impulse and therefore
82:1.10 produce so much harm and sorrow as the powerful s.
82:3.3 The mores have power to restrain and control the s.,
82:3.9 by individuals more or less lacking normal s..
83:0.3 It is because of the s. that selfish man is lured into
84:4.2 woman has always capitalized man’s stronger s. for
sex worship
95:1.5 had never outgrown their disguised forms of s..
sexed
59:1.19 Trilobites were s. animals and existed in many forms;
sexes
52:2.7 normal worlds establish full equality of the s.,
66:7.6 One half of this group instruction was by s.;
70:7.14 coeducation, having boarding schools for both s..
71:2.17 suffrage, while remaining universal for both s.,
72:10.1 Ordinary criminals and defectives are placed, by s.,
82:2.2 was little or no regulation of the relations of the s..
82:2.4 taboos were crude, but they did keep the s. apart—
83:2.5 The relations between the s. are evolving favorably;
84:1.9 This pairing of the s. enhanced survival and was the
84:4.4 The s. have had great difficulty in understanding
84:5.13 never can obliterate the behavior gulf between the s..
84:6.3 Complete understanding between the s. is not
84:6.7 While the s. never can hope fully to understand each
84:6.7 the s. are effectively complementary, and though
87:1.5 The s. often exchanged clothes in order to deceive
133:3.6 express himself in regard to the relations of the s..
sexual
66:4.6 creature would be produced by their s. union.
66:4.10 the staff did not engage in s. reproduction, but
67:4.2 ordered immediate resort to s. reproduction,
74:7.2 s. training were regarded as the province of the home
77:2.4 if they engaged in s. reproduction, their progeny
77:2.4 staff, the followers of Nod, actually engaged in s.,
80:3.4 wholly free from the s. vices of the mixed Adamites.
83:8.8 for rearing offspring, accompanied by s. fidelity.
89:3.1 many forms of physical pleasure, especially of a s.
89:3.6 should have paid attention to s. gratification.
89:7.4 met head-hunters, she could redeem her life by s.
89:7.4 acceptable excuse for commonplace s. gratification
Shabattum
95:1.2 Babylonian observance of the seventh day, the S..
shackle
101:8.4 Faith does not s. the creative imagination, neither
shackled
94:2.4 teachings which have s. the souls of many Hindu
94:11.3 the great Indian protestant eventually find itself s.
shackles
20:9.1 comparative deliverance from the s. of animalism
118:8.10 As man shakes off the s. of fear, as he bridges oceans
151:6.2 Long since he had broken his s. and now roamed
Shaddai—see El Shaddai
Shaddaist
96:4.2 Moses thus was educated an El S.; through the
shade
42:4.6 at about three thousand miles it begins to s. off
44:2.4 2. The color workers—those artists of light and s.
52:3.7 an amalgamated race is somewhat of an olive s. of
86:5.1 variously termed ghost, spirit, s., phantom, specter
136:7.1 Jesus was seated under the s. of a tree on an
137:2.3 while Nathaniel rested under the s. of a tree by the
155:6.1 And so, while they paused in the s. of the hillside,
158:7.2 when they stopped in the s. to refresh themselves.
171:8.14 Jesus, standing there before the apostles in the s. of
shaded
142:8.4 in tents, which they pitched in a s. park, or garden,
shadow—see shadow of
1:6.1 Human personality is the time-space image-s. cast by
1:6.1 ever be comprehended by an examination of its s..
12:8.15 matter becomes a philosophic s. cast by mind in the
12:8.16 the greater the s. cast by the intervening mind
84:4.5 Even a woman’s s. was thought to be dangerous.
86:5.14 The s. came to be feared and revered equally with
86:5.17 developed a belief in two souls, the breath and the s..
88:5.5 it was esteemed equally with the soul and the s..
115:7.3 the Supreme—is the personification of the finite s.
130:4.13 the imperfections which appear in the s. cast by a
131:3.3 follow pure thinking and virtuous living as the s.
132:2.10 A s. is only relatively real.
148:5.5 a refuge from the storm, and a s. from the heat.
165:5.3 The s. is certain to follow the substance.
shadow of
2:2.1 there “is no variableness neither s. of changing.”
4:1.4 place of the Most High shall abide under the s. of the
12:7.4 In God there “is no variableness neither s. of
12:8.16 your Greek figure of speech—the material as the s. of
43:3.4 place of the Most High shall abide under the s. of
44:0.15 world is almost entirely unreal, being merely a s. of
47:8.7 The s. of the mortal nature grows less and less as
48:6.33 The s. of a hair’s turning, premeditated for an
56:10.18 Physical matter is the time-space s. of the Paradise
89:6.5 European tribes substituted the walling in of the s. of
94:6.10 the theory that the earthly way is the distorted s. of
97:4.3 the seven stars and Orion, who turns the s. of death
97:7.7 I have even covered them with the s. of my hands.
100:7.13 to walk courageously through the “valley of the s. of
101:10.9 Even time itself becomes but the s. of eternity cast
122:9.21 To shine upon those who sit in darkness and the s. of
130:4.11 Error is the s. of relative incompleteness which
130:4.15 The finite s. of relative and living truth is moving.
131:2.7 though I walk through the valley of the s. of death,
131:2.10 Most High shall abide under the s. of the Almighty
131:10.4 there is no variableness neither s. of changing.
132:2.9 such a righteous spirit would cast any negative s. of
132:3.8 Such a God-knowing soul casts no s of doubting evil
145:3.4 Hate is the s. of fear; revenge the mask of cowardice
151:3.3 as “the unreal and fleeting s. of spirit realities.”
152:5.3 Most High shall abide under the s. of the Almighty
155:4.2 pausing for lunch under the s. of an overhanging
170:5.2 the idea of the natural as the s. of the spiritual—
170:5.2 —the temporal as the time s. of the eternal.
170:5.17 Christian church is the socialized and humanized s.
189:1.3 both are the reflected s. of enduring spirit reality.
189:1.3 and space as the fleeting s. of Paradise realities?
190:5.4 That such a Deliverer shall be as the s. of a great
195:1.1 There, under the s. of the Acropolis, this Roman
shadows
1:6.1 S should be interpreted in terms of the true substance
86:4.8 specimens were also supposed to have shorter s..
101:10.9 the battle of reality’s triumph over the partial s. of
102:6.2 gods of primitive men have been no more than s. of
102:6.2 light whose interruptions constitute the creation s. of
111:0.3 savage associated the soul with blood, breath, s.
132:2.7 be contrasted with the negative counterpart—the s. of
146:3.1 You have discussed the material s. of truth;
146:3.1 spiritual realities which cast these transient time s.
174:0.2 and cease to be attracted by unreal and material s..
195:7.16 which eternity reflects as the reality s. of time.
shadowy
0:3.20 by finite beings, is partial, relative, and s..
7:1.3 soul of creation; matter is the s. physical body.
110:6.11 The s. reality of the embryonic nature of a seventh
129:3.9 able to bring up in the mind of the Son of Man s.
130:4.1 theory that the material things of the world are s.
177:4.10 foolish persons, in fastening their gaze on the s.
shake
4:5.3 The gods who s. the earth in their wrath and strike
26:4.13 Not even the failure to discern the Father can s. the
58:5.4 the more severe earthquakes would literally s. the
182:3.4 As he reached down to s. them that he might
shaken
144:8.3 in prison: What did you behold in John—a reed s.
181:2.11 after you have s. off your depression and have
shakes
118:8.10 As man s. off the shackles of fear, as he bridges
shaking
184:3.14 s. his accusing finger in the Master’s face, said: “I
185:7.5 and, s. an avenging finger in Pilate’s face, said
shale
58:7.10 transition rock deposits contain small amounts of s.
59:1.16 s. has been changed to slate, while limestone has
59:3.1 many have been changed to quartz, s., and marble.
59:3.9 may be found a collection of conglomerate, s., and
59:4.7 that the earlier deposits were covered by mud or s.
59:5.10 500 to 2,000 feet thick, consisting of sandstone, s.,
59:5.15 The coal layers alternate with s., stone, conglomerate
60:1.1 deposits of this period were mostly s., sandstone,
60:3.9 consisting of chalk, s., sandstone, and small amounts
shales
57:7.9 primitive ocean contain no colored stones or s..
59:1.12 3. S.—deposits made in the deeper and quiet water.
shall—non-exhaustive—see shall—interrogative; shall not
1:4.3 the indwelling “Spirit s. return to God who gave it.”
2:2.1 “My counsel s. stand; I will do all my pleasures”
2:2.2 “Whatsoever God does, it s. be forever; nothing can
2:3.2 for whatsoever a man sows that s. he also reap.”
2:4.1 “whosoever calls upon the Lord s. be saved,”
3:3.2 and when he has tried me, I s. come forth as gold.”
4:1.4 who dwells in the secret place of the Most High s.
4:1.4 “Behold, he who keeps us s. neither slumber nor
5:2.4 “By their fruits you s. know them.”
8:0.4 The Deities are and always have been and ever s. be.
13:1.19 “ministering spirits to those who s. be heirs of
25:1.6 you s. be made ruler over universe realities.”
27:1.5 “And there s. be no more sleep.
27:1.5 There s. be no night there; and they need no light of
27:1.5 gives them light; they s. live forever and ever.
27:1.5 And God s. wipe away all tears from their eyes;
27:1.5 there s. be no more death, neither sorrow nor crying,
27:1.5 neither s. there be any more pain, for the former
34:6.8 “never thirst, for this spiritual water s. be in them a
38:2.2 For all who “s. be accounted worthy to attain the
40:6.2 While “it does not yet appear what you s. be,”
43:3.3 “There is a river, the streams whereof s. make glad
43:3.4 who dwells in the secret place of the Most High s.
43:6.3 wrote: “Who s. ascend the hill of the Most Highs?
43:6.3 Who s. stand in this holy place?
48:6.35 Your good spirit s. minister to me, and your angel
49:6.5 “He s. send his angels, and they shall gather
49:6.5 s. gather together his elect from the four winds.”
52:7.12 the new earth, which I will make, s. remain before
53:9.7 have been a terror, but never s. you be any more.”
66:7.19 “In the sweat of your face s. you eat the fruit of
68:6.1 “Dust you are and to dust s. you return” is literally
70:10.6 “the water that causes the curse s. enter into her
74:7.20 “whoso sheds man’s blood by man s. his blood be
75:4.4 you s. surely become as the mortals of the realm;
75:4.4 as the mortals of the realm; you s. surely die.”
88:2.3 “And this stone which I have set up as a pillar s. be
90:2.5 a rustling in the tops of the mulberry trees, then s.
96:5.4 You s. be prospered above all people, and the Lord
97:4.3 “Though they dig into hell, thence s. I take them;
97:4.3 I direct the sword of justice, and it s. slay them.”
97:5.2 “And your ears s. hear a word behind you, saying,
97:5.2 ‘though your sins be as scarlet, they s. be as white
97:5.2 they be red like the crimson, they s. be as wool.’”
97:5.3 my soul s. be joyful in my God, for he has clothed
97:5.5 saying: “But every man s. sit under his own vine,
97:5.5 no one s. make him afraid, for all people will live,
97:7.6 but my righteousness s. endure forever and my
97:7.8 “He s. feed his flock like a shepherd;
97:7.8 he s. gather the lambs in his arms and carry them
97:7.8 Those who wait on the Lord s. renew their strength;
97:7.8 they s. mount up with wings as eagles;
97:7.8 they s. run and not be weary; they s. walk and not
97:7.10 for my glory, and they s. show forth my praise.
97:7.12 You s. be like a watered garden and like a spring
97:7.12 And if the enemy s. come in like a flood, the spirit
100:6.6 nor anything else s. be able to separate us from the
100:7.10 “For every one who seeks s. receive.”
101:6.10 man s. know the truth,and the truth shall set him free
101:6.10 shall know the truth, and the truth s. set him free.
102:6.7 then s. all men know that you are my disciples.”
103:5.6 “Whosoever s. save his life s. lose it, but whosoever
103:5.6 but whosoever s. lose his life for the sake of the
103:5.6 lose his life for the sake of the kingdom, s. find it.”
109:4.5 From him who has not survival qualities, s. be taken
109:4.5 s. be given even the pre-experienced Adjuster of a
113:6.7 “And he s. send his angels with a great voice and
113:6.7 and s. gather together his elect from one end of the
122:2.3 this divine teacher, and you s. call your son John.
122:3.1 you s. call him Joshua, and he shall inaugurate the
122:3.1 he s. inaugurate the kingdom of heaven on earth
122:3.1 and the Lord of all the earth s. overshadow you.”
122:4.1 and who s. become a great light in the world.
122:4.1 In him will be life, and his life s. become the light
122:4.1 but to as many as s. receive him to them will he
122:4.4 Even the passage, “a maiden s. bear a son,” was
122:4.4 was made to read, “a virgin s. bear a son.”
122:9.16 Yes, and you, child of promise, s. be called the
122:9.17 For you s. go before the face of the Lord to establish
124:4.7 “The Lord s. preserve our going out and our
126:4.3 and so the Lord, the God of hosts, s. be with you.
126:4.5 “Wherewith s. I come before the Lord,to bow myself
127:4.2 did he say, “You s. do this—you ought to do that.”
129:2.3 until “my hour s. come” and asked John to act in his
130:8.2 the Prophet Jeremiah, ‘You s. seek me and find me
130:8.2 ‘You s. seek me and find me when you s. search
130:8.2 that I am the Lord, and you s. belong to my people
130:8.2 man’s soul from darkness, and he s. see the light’?
131:1.6 their fellows and who have pure hearts s. see God.
131:1.7 By God’s love and through his mercy we s. be saved.
131:1.8 believe in his name, so s. your prayer be heard.
131:1.9 then s. you abide free from fear throughout all the
131:1.9 plantings in this world we s. receive in the next.”
131:2.2 Therefore s. you love the Lord your God with all
131:2.2 The earth s. be full of the knowledge of the Lord
131:2.6 righteous, but the way of the ungodly s. perish.
131:2.6 ‘In returning to your spiritual rest s. you be saved;
131:2.6 in quietness and confidence s. be your strength.’
131:2.6 They who wait upon the Lord s. renew their
131:2.6 strength; they s. mount up with wings like eagles.
131:2.6 They s. run and not be weary;
131:2.6 they s. walk and not be faint.
131:2.6 The Lord s. give you rest from your fear.
131:2.7 of his pleasures, and in his light we s. see light.
131:2.7 Surely goodness and mercy s. follow me all the
131:2.7 and I s. dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
131:2.8 I will acknowledge him, and he s. direct my paths.
131:2.8 those who serve him; the just s. live by his faith.
131:2.9 If you seek me, you s. find me if you search for
131:2.9 The meek s. inherit the earth and shall delight
131:2.9 The meek shall inherit the earth and s. delight
131:2.9 Whosoever sows iniquity s. reap calamity;
131:2.9 they who sow the wind s. reap the whirlwind.
131:2.10 ‘Though your sins be as scarlet, they s. be as white
131:2.10 Though they be red like crimson, they s. be as
131:2.10 dwells in the secret place of the Most High s. abide
131:2.11 They who are wise s. shine as the brightness of the
131:2.12 My commandments are: You s. love me with all your
131:2.12 you s. have no gods before me; you shall not take
131:3.2 “Out of a pure heart s. gladness spring forth to the
131:3.2 all my being s. be at peace with this supermortal
131:3.4 then s. the peace of the soul flow tranquilly like a
131:3.5 Remember, every act s. receive its reward.
131:3.5 What you do s. be done to you, in the judgment of
131:3.5 Injustice done to your fellows s. come back upon
131:3.7 only enjoy virtue here during this brief life but s.
131:4.6 Our supreme desire s. be union with the Supreme.
131:4.7 When man s. roll up space as a piece of leather,
131:5.2 As you supremely desire, so s. you be.
131:5.5 Those who do evil s. receive punishment, but
131:5.5 but those who follow truth s. enjoy the bliss of an
131:6.2 those who walk in the paths of righteousness s. find
131:8.5 If you seek for him daily, you s. find him.
131:8.6 body perish, your soul s. survive in spirit service.
131:8.6 If you abide in the light of the Eternal, you s. enjoy
131:10.6 And my tutor has said that by searching for him I s.
131:10.6 I am confident that I s. be faithful even to death,
131:10.7 Whosoever calls upon the name of the Lord s. be
135:3.2 kingdom s. not be left to other people but s. break
135:3.2 all these kingdoms, and it s. stand forever.”
135:3.2 pass away, and his kingdom never s. be destroyed.
135:4.4 he s. turn the hearts of the fathers toward the
135:6.6 Every valley s. be filled, and every mountain and
135:6.6 and every mountain and hill s. be brought low;
135:6.6 the uneven ground s. become a plain, while the
135:6.6 while the rough places s. become a smooth valley;
135:6.6 and all flesh s. see the salvation of God.
136:6.4 “Man s. not live by bread alone but by every word
136:7.2 “There s. no evil befall you, neither shall any
136:7.2 For he s. give his angels charge over you, to keep
136:7.2 They s. bear you up in their hands lest you dash
136:9.3 “You s. worship the Lord your God and him only
136:9.3 the Lord your God and him only s. you serve.”
136:9.7 You s. break them with a rod of iron;
136:9.7 you s. dash them in pieces like a potter’s vessel.
137:6.2 He s. appear to you in joy, and all others s. be
137:6.2 the glory of even the gentiles s. be like a flowing
137:6.5 and they s. be called the blest of all the earth.
137:8.4 “You s. be to me a kingdom of priests, a holy people
140:1.4 not every one who says, ‘Lord, Lord,’ s. enter the
140:3.19 By their fruits you s. know them.
141:7.6 “You s. know the truth, and the truth s. make you
142:3.11 1. You s. worship no other god, for the Lord is a
142:3.15 you may work, but on the seventh day you s. rest.
142:3.19 9. The first of the first fruits of the ground you s.
144:2.3 Again I say to you: Ask and it s. be given you;
144:2.3 seek and you s. find; knock and it s. be opened to
145:2.2 “And you s. serve the Lord, your God, and he s.
145:2.2 and all sickness s. be taken away from you.”
145:2.2 but the spirit of the Lord s. arise upon you,
145:2.2 and the divine glory s. be seen with you.
145:2.5 Jeremiah says: ‘In those days they s. no more say,
145:2.5 Every man s. die for his own iniquity; every man
145:2.5 who eats sour grapes, his teeth s. be set on edge.
145:2.5 Behold, the days s. come when I will make a new
145:2.5 I will be their God, and they s. be my people.
145:2.5 In that day they s. not say, one man to his neighbor
145:2.5 For they s. all know me personally, from the least
146:2.3 divine law, even his prayer s. be an abomination.”
146:2.9 he s. surely give you the sincere desires of your
147:8.4 “‘Then s. your light break forth as the morning
147:8.4 Your righteousness s. go before you while the
147:8.4 while the glory of the Lord s. be your rear guard.
147:8.4 Then will you call upon the Lord, and he s. answer
147:8.4 you will cry out, and he s. say—Here am I.
147:8.4 then s. your light shine in obscurity, and even your
147:8.4 and even your darkness s. be as the noonday.
147:8.4 Then s. the Lord guide you continually, satisfying
147:8.4 You s. become like a watered garden, like a spring
147:8.4 they who do these things s. restore the wasted
147:8.4 s. raise up the foundations of many generations;
147:8.4 they s. be called the rebuilders of broken walls,
148:4.10 ‘I will be his Father and he s. be my son.
148:5.5 ‘A bruised reed s. he not break, and the smoking
149:5.2 for ‘a good man s. be satisfied from within himself
149:6.5 You s. adore him because he is magnificent in love
150:5.2 has gone forth, and my arms s. enfold my people.
150:5.2 ‘My soul s. be joyful in the love of my God, for he
150:5.2 his name ‘s. be called the Lord our righteousness.
150:5.2 It is forever true, ‘the just s. live by faith.
150:8.5 and say, Yahweh s. reign, world without end.
152:5.3 He s. strengthen your heart.’
152:5.3 ‘Cast your burden on the Lord, and he s. sustain
152:5.3 ‘He who dwells in the place of the Most High s.
153:2.1 found in Deuteronomy: “But it s. come to pass, if
153:2.1 the curses of transgression s. surely overtake them.
153:2.1 The Lord s. cause you to be smitten by your
153:2.1 you s. be removed into all the kingdoms of the
153:2.1 And the Lord s. bring you and the king you have
153:2.1 You s. become an astonishment, a proverb,
153:2.1 Your sons and your daughters s. go into captivity.
153:2.1 The strangers among you s. rise high in authority
153:2.1 And these things s. be upon you and your seed
153:2.1 Therefore s. you serve your enemies who s. come
153:2.1 You s. endure hunger and thirst and wear this alien
153:2.1 The Lord s. bring against you a nation from afar,
153:2.1 And they s. besiege you in all your towns until the
153:2.1 and all the land s. fall into their hands.
153:2.1 it s. come to pass that you will be driven to eat the
153:2.1 the straitness wherewith your enemies s. press you
153:2.2 laid hold of him, saying, ‘You s. surely die.’
153:2.11 in the Prophets, ‘You s. all be taught by God,’
153:2.12 bread, if a man eats thereof, he s. never die in spirit.
153:4.4 And as you now choose, so s. you eventually be.
155:1.2 that the triumphant Son ‘s. break them with a rod
156:2.5 that “even though heaven and earth s. pass away, my
158:6.3 persist in conceiving it, does not exist, nor ever s..
162:6.1 the Scriptures have said, ‘Out of him s. flow rivers
162:7.2 You s. know the truth, and the truth s. make you
168:0.7 he who believes in me, though he dies, yet s. he live.
173:1.7 ‘My house s. be called a house of prayer for all
174:4.2 you s. love the Lord your God with all your heart
174:4.2 and it is: ‘You s. love your neighbor as yourself.
176:0.1 They s. all be thrown down.”
178:1.17 And my spirit s. be upon you, now and even to
180:6.8 And I s. do this because the Father himself loves you
190:5.4 who seek him; that all nations s. call him blessed?
191:6.2 You s. love one another with a new and startling
193:1.2 of my Father, you s. never die; you s. not perish.
shall—interrogative
1:5.1 “He who planned the ear, s. he not hear?
1:5.1 He who formed the eye, s. he not see?”
3:1.1 the Psalmist: “Whither s. I go from your spirit?
3:1.1 or whither s. I flee from your presence?”
96:6.4 “S. mortal man be more just than God?
96:6.4 than God? s. a man be more pure than his Maker?”
97:5.6 was: “S. I come before God with burnt offerings?
97:5.6 S. I give my first-born for my transgression,
126:4.5 S. I come before him with burnt offerings,
126:4.5 S. I give my first-born for my transgression, the fruit
131:2.4 Whither s. I go from God’s spirit?
131:2.4 whither s. I flee from the divine presence?
137:2.5 “Teacher, s. I go down to John or s. I join my friends
137:6.2 S. the earth be made to bring forth in one day?
140:3.12 this salt has lost its savor, wherewith s. it be salted?
140:4.2 this salt has lost its savor, wherewith s. it be salted?
140:6.6 S. we allow a man to divorce his wife as Moses has
140:6.9 “Master, s. we give no place to justice?
140:6.14 s. I arouse them to inquire if they would also talk
142:7.1 S. your disciples own slaves?
142:7.1 S. your believers court poverty and shun property?
142:7.1 S. mercy alone prevail so that we s. have no more
144:8.2 you truly the Deliverer, or s. we look for another?”
147:6.4 And s. I not, before the day is finished, see you eat
151:1.1 the boat, said to Jesus, “Master, s. I talk to them?”
163:3.2 S. all who have riches be kept out of the kingdom?”
163:3.3 S. we require those who would follow you to give
173:0.2 S. I go on with Jesus and my associates, or s. I
174:2.2 S. we give or s. we not give?”
174:5.9 S. I say, Father save me from this awful hour?
185:7.5 much irony and sarcasm, “S. I crucify your king?”
shall not
3:3.1 “One of them s. not fall to the ground without my
40:6.2 an everlasting name, one that s. not be cut off.”
48:6.9 The Gods are my caretakers; I s. not stray;
48:6.31 I s. not, in this Divine Presence, want for food nor
48:6.17 I s. not doubt you nor fear you, For I know that in
53:9.7 you look for their places, but they s. not be found.
66:7.9 1. You s. not fear nor serve any God but the Father
66:7.10 2. You s. not disobey the Father’s Son, the world’s
66:7.11 3. You s. not speak a lie when called before the
66:7.12 4. You s. not kill men, women, or children.
66:7.13 5. You s. not steal your neighbor’s goods or cattle.
66:7.14 6. You s. not touch your friend’s wife.
66:7.15 7. You s. not show disrespect to your parents or to
69:2.5 to decree that “he who does not work s. not eat.”
70:11.2 upon all others the command, “you s. not kill.”
88:2.5 He made it plain, “You s. not make a graven image
92:2.2 you s. not build it of hewn stone, for, if you use
93:4.7 1. You s. not serve any God but the Most High
93:4.8 You s. not doubt that faith is the only requirement
93:4.9 3. You s. not bear false witness.
93:4.10 4. You s. not kill.
93:4.11 5. You s. not steal.
93:4.12 6. You s. not commit adultery.
93:4.13 7. You s. not show disrespect for your parents and
94:8.10 1. You s. not kill.
94:8.11 2. You s. not steal.
94:8.12 3. You s. not be unchaste.
94:8.13 4. You s. not lie.
94:8.14 5. You s. not drink intoxicating liquors.
97:3.2 “Yahweh spoke, saying, ‘The land s. not be sold,
131:2.7 The Lord is my shepherd; I s. not want.
131:2.12 you s. not take my name in vain; remember the
131:2.12 you s. not kill; you s. not commit adultery;
131:2.12 you s. not steal; you s. not bear false witness;
131:2.12 you s. not bear false witness; you s. not covet.’
131:3.5 ‘The penalty of wrongdoing s. not come near me.
131:3.6 has said in his heart, ‘Evil s. not overtake me’; but
131:3.7 nobly, and acts unselfishly s. not only enjoy virtue
135:3.2 His dominion is an everlasting dominion, which s.
140:6.4 ‘You s. not kill, that whosoever kills shall be
140:6.5 teachers of the law say, ‘You s. not commit adultery.
140:6.9 Measure for measure s. not be your rule.
140:6.13 willing hands and earnest hearts s. not go hungry.
140:8.2 Hebrew saying: “He who will not work s. not eat.”
142:3.12 2. You s. not make molten gods.
142:3.13 3. You s. not neglect to keep the feast of unleavened
142:3.16 You s. not fail to observe the feast of the first fruits
142:3.17 7. You s. not offer the blood of any sacrifice with
142:3.18 8. The sacrifice of the feast of the Passover s. not be
142:3.20 10. You s. not seethe a kid in its mother’s milk.
143:2.7 you s. not therefore be led to doubt the reality of
147:6.4 And s. I not, before the day is finished, see you eat
147:8.2 But you s. not fast in this way to make your voices
150:4.2 there is nothing hidden that s. not be known.
150:8.3 to love and fear your name, and we s. not be put
151:3.1 that nothing is hid in the kingdom which s. not be
151:3.1 neither are there any secrets which s. not ultimately
153:2.1 a nation whose tongue you s. not understand,
153:2.8 He who comes to me s. not hunger, while he who
155:1.2 But you s. not see the remainder of the Psalmist’s
155:6.18 to you religion s. not become a theologic shelter to
156:2.5 earth shall pass away, my words of truth s. not.”
157:4.5 All the forces of evil and the hosts of sin s. not
159:3.10 You s. not portray your teacher as a man of sorrows.
159:5.3 “The Lord is my shepherd; I s. not want.
159:5.9 “You s. not take vengeance against the children of
162:2.1 Moses enjoins you, saying, ‘You s. not kill’;
162:2.7 but you s. not discover my presence, for where I
162:7.5 that whoso keeps your word s. not taste death?
162:8.3 Mary has chosen this good and needful part, I s.
165:3.2 there is nothing now covered that s. not be revealed.
165:4.8 not read the commandment: ‘You s. not covet.
166:1.5 portals of mercy s. not be closed by the prejudice
171:0.6 But it s. not be so in the kingdom of heaven.
171:4.7 You will many times desire to see me, but you s..
172:1.6 but I s. not always be with you; I go soon to my
172:1.6 my death, she s. not be denied such satisfaction.
172:1.6 This woman s. not be reproved for that which she
176:0.1 In the days soon to come there s. not be left one
177:1.2 all your heart you crave to go with me, it s. not be
178:1.3 You s. not render spiritual worship to earthly rulers
179:2.1 I s. not again eat with you until you sit down with
179:2.2 realize that I s. not again drink with you the fruit of
179:3.3 Peter said, “Master, you s. never wash my feet!”
179:3.9 But it s. not be so in the kingdom of heaven.
183:5.3 this man s. not be prevented from standing by the
191:6.3 it s. not be committed to the custody of mere priests.
196:0.12 “Except you become as a little child, you s. not
196:3.33 of God to the world, in and through Jesus, s. not fail.
shallow
49:2.17 midst the s. waters of sheltered tropic basins,
57:8.24 as long fingerlike seas providing those s. waters
58:1.7 extensive shore line of s. waters and sheltered bays;
58:6.1 This metamorphosis took place in the s. waters of
58:7.11 The bottoms of the s. and extensive inland seas are
59:0.8 and the numerous s. near-shore basins are covered
59:1.0 1. EARLY MARINE LIFE IN THE S. SEAS
59:1.11 2. Sandstones—deposits made in s. water but where
59:1.15 Only parts of North America remained above these s.
59:2.2 only the coastal highlands remained above these s.
59:3.6 lava flows which spread out over a s. sea bed,
59:4.6 indicate that the inland seas were clear and s..
60:1.12 again produced extensive coast lines of s. waters.
60:1.12 Since there was more s. water around Europe and
123:2.14 s. boxes of sand in which Jesus worked out maps
Shalmaneser—Assyrian king
97:9.18 S. III decided to control the Mediterranean coast.
shalt
89:2.1 And the forbidden tree always said, “Thou s. not.”
140:4.7 repression—obeying the injunction “Thou s. not.”
140:5.9 the negative or thou-s.-not type of righteousness.
sham
70:1.13 engage in a foray as a holiday, to enjoy a s. battle.
shaman
80:5.6 by elaborate ceremony, committed to the s. priests,
88:6.2 Magic performed by the medicine man, s., or priest
89:6.2 A s. once ordered the sacrifice of a respected old
90:0.2 secondhanded; always does a medicine man, a s.,
90:1.1 The s. was the ranking medicine man, the ceremonial
90:1.1 In many groups the s. outranked the war chief,
90:1.1 The s. sometimes functioned as a priest and even
90:1.1 the later tribes had both the earlier s.-medicine men
90:1.1 medicine men (seers) and later appearing s.-priests
90:1.1 And in many cases the office of s. became hereditary.
90:1.5 When a s. failed in his undertakings, if he could not
90:1.5 if he could not advance a plausible alibi, he was
90:1.5 he was either demoted or killed.
90:2.1 men believed that the s. actually received such
90:2.6 all believed in the power of the s. as a rain maker,
90:2.6 it was customary to kill him when he failed, unless he
90:2.6 unless he could offer a plausible excuse to account
90:2.11 Not infrequently a s. would accumulate practically
90:2.11 customary to divide his property equally with the s.
90:2.13 Primitive man regarded the s. as a necessary evil;
90:2.13 man feared him but did not love him.
90:2.13 The s. was mostly fraud, but the veneration for
90:4.3 clan to crowd into the sickroom to assist the s. in
90:4.3 uncommon for a woman to be the diagnosing s.,
shamancraft
90:2.2 supernatural was classified either as witchcraft or s..
90:2.3 s. had to do with miracles performed by regular
90:4.3 when the evolution of s. produced priests and
shamanesses
90:1.3 into a trance or a cataleptic fit became powerful s.;
90:2.5 these temperamental s. who professed to be able to
90:4.4 and abscesses; the s. became adept at midwifery.
shamanic
90:2.1 diseases was not the chief function of a s.
90:2.11 The s. priests often became very wealthy through the
90:3.0 3. THE S. THEORY OF DISEASE AND DEATH
shamanism
90:0.0 SHAMANISM—MEDICINE MEN AND PRIESTS
90:1.6 It was s. that took the exclusive direction of tribal
90:2.8 s. flourished in India, and it still openly persists in
90:2.9 true teachers arose to denounce and expose s..
90:2.13 the veneration for s. well illustrates the premium put
shamanistic
90:2.0 2. SHAMANISTIC PRACTICES
shamans
85:3.3 been handed down from the days of the female s. of
89:1.2 were proposed by chiefs and s.—fetish men who were
89:5.13 5. Cannibalism was limited to the priests, and s.,
90:0.1 ritual was inevitably dominated by medicine men, s.,
90:0.3 evolution, there intervene the long ages of the s.,
90:1.0 1.THE FIRST SHAMANS—THE MEDICINE MEN
90:1.3 While they may have practiced deception in minor
90:1.3 the great majority of the s. believed in the fact of
90:1.3 Many female s. were also professional dancers.
90:1.4 But not all s. were self-deceived; many were
90:1.4 The s. developed a professional mode of dress and
90:1.4 the olden s. unwittingly stumbled onto hypnotism;
90:1.5 Thus the honest s. early perished; only the shrewd
90:2.1 While the s. utilized the great power of suggestion
90:2.1 In the early development of their profession the s.
90:2.2 white art when practiced by either priests, seers, s.,
90:2.4 The s. were great believers in the mission of chance
90:2.4 they frequently cast lots to arrive at decisions.
90:2.5 Very early in the history of the race the s. turned
90:2.6 the rain makers, or weather s., have persisted right
90:2.9 will ever continue to appear to challenge the s. or
90:2.10 the olden s. established their reputations as voices
90:2.10 They sprinkled the newborn with water and
90:2.10 they circumcised the males.
90:2.10 They presided over all burial ceremonies and made
90:2.12 The s. dressed well and had a number of wives;
90:2.12 they were the original aristocracy, being exempt
90:2.12 They were very often of low-grade mind and morals.
90:2.12 They suppressed their rivals by denominating them
90:3.2 as spirit phenomena, it was inevitable that the s.,
90:3.3 the s. and the scientists have propounded theories of
90:4.0 4. MEDICINE UNDER THE SHAMANS
90:4.2 the foolish ministrations of one of these ancient s.
90:4.4 The s. learned to treat fractures and dislocations,
90:4.8 The s. believed that disease spirits could be driven
90:5.1 it was inevitable that the early s. should evolve into
90:5.4 The priests evolved from s. up through oracles,
92:3.9 The s., honest and dishonest, were terribly
94:6.9 Confucius set a new pace for the s. in that he put
Shamash
95:1.4 bringing the chief deities down to seven: Bel, S.,
shame
49:5.15 and which would somewhat s. yours by comparison.
62:2.3 a sense of self-abasement bordering on s.
62:5.5 twins were mildly cognizant of pity, s., and reproach
133:8.1 Ganid visited this notorious shrine of s., but Jesus
139:12.12 betrayal, Judas experienced moments of regret and s.
140:4.7 Fear and s. are unworthy motivations for religious
150:8.3 and we shall not be put to s., world without end.
155:6.6 S. on those false religious teachers who would
167:1.5 In this event, with s. you will be required to take a
167:3.3 continued to glorify God, his critic was put to s.,
171:3.4 assert his divine power and put to s. his enemies.
182:3.10 to this situation of private loneliness, public s.,
189:4.1 from doubt and despair as from fear, grief, and s..
shameful
64:4.12 really had no religion beyond a s. superstition.
66:8.1 fault was ever found in him up to the time of his s.
120:2.2 the s. misrepresentations of these fallen children of
139:12.12 Judas then entered into the base and s. intrigue to
149:2.9 And it is the one s. thing about the religion that
167:5.4 bitterly denounce these s. floutings of the marriage
shamefully
69:7.5 confusion, many tribes s. treated their women.
90:4.3 for ages the sick were carefully avoided, s. neglected
162:3.4 The man, having married this woman, did most s.
173:4.2 tenants, and these they wounded and also treated s..
173:5.2 on the king’s messengers and s. mistreated them,
shameless
131:3.5 persists in being slothful, indolent, feeble, idle, s.,
shamming
100:7.2 never stooped to pretense, and never resorted to s..
Shang-Ti—highest Lord in Confucianism
79:8.7 remained preserved in the imperial worship of S..
94:5.3 Singlangton, which persisted in the concept of S.,
shape
49:2.17 primitive race of human beings taking s. in the air
57:2.4 gas cloud in s. somewhat like a flattened spheroid.
89:3.2 structure of the races was beginning to take s.,
97:9.28 Religion was taking s. as a system of human thought
116:5.13 The pattern of a local universe takes s. not only as a
139:12.10 wicked and dangerous ideas did not take definite s.
160:5.6 The lower religions s. their ideas of God to meet the
shaped
11:7.5 imagine a finite, but inconceivably large, V-s. plane
39:5.14 vibrating, torpedo-s. outline of glistening luminosity.
63:2.4 and finding many stones suitably s. for various uses,
63:5.5 such dome-s. stone huts, into which they crawled at
179:1.5 They were seated about the U-s. table on divans in
shapes
101:8.1 when it motivates life and s. the mode of living.
shaping
16:4.3 materially assist the Creator Sons in the work of s.
98:2.7 the function of the church as an institution in the s.
share—noun
93:5.7 was given a s. of the spoils of his military campaigns.
160:4.10 It requires intelligence to secure one’s s. of the
169:1.6 he divided his property, giving the youth his s..
191:0.6 and had more than his s. of doubts, but he at least
share—verb
0:4.11 All s. Paradise as the place of origin, function, and
1:3.4 Both the Father and the Son in like manner s. the
2:2.6 he does s. the consciousness of all the experience
3:2.9 and we must sometimes s. in the family discipline.
4:4.4 and while the Creator Sons fully s. his divinity,
6:2.6 just as fully and unreservedly s. the divine spirit with
7:5.4 To s. the experience of created personalities,
10:1.3 Creators are moved to s. divinity with their children;
13:2.4 The Trinity-origin beings do not fully s. the Father’s
30:4.9 The Son- and Spirit-fused mortals s. portions of this
31:3.8 that human beings are entitled to s. our opinions,
31:4.1 the ascending experience of mortal beings may s.
38:2.1 and angels s. all of man’s nonsensuous emotions and
38:2.6 while on Salvington they will s. their places of rest
40:1.1 the angelic hosts also s. the supernal opportunity to
40:2.2 s. the destiny of the inhabitants of their worlds.
40:8.4 so do these Son-fused creatures s. the services of
40:9.9 They do not s. your high and exalted destiny in the
44:3.2 all spirit beings may s. with the builders certain
55:10.3 asks the Father Melchizedek to s. its supervision
59:2.1 Asiatic mother continent did not fully s. the history
72:5.8 or in the face of decreased earnings they shall s.
75:5.2 Adam deliberately chose to s. the fate of Eve.
93:0.1 Only the Life Carriers s. to any degree this range of
97:6.2 And thus did the religion of the Hebrews s. in that
97:9.12 But Yahweh must, perforce, s. some of this glory
98:2.2 But the West did not s. in this new development;
99:5.7 Just as certainly as men s. their religious beliefs,
100:7.12 Jesus’ associates were constrained to s. his optimism
106:2.6 for they will truly s. his evolutionary perfection.
107:3.1 prepersonal entities s. Divinington as a home sphere
108:0.2 the Adjuster fragments that actually s. the life
110:0.1 Deity to s. these sufferings in loving companionship.
110:7.4 the Adjusters s. your destiny and experience; they
111:4.7 nations will enjoy life more if they s. it with others.
111:5.1 an exhibition of creature willingness to s. the inner
111:5.1 they, in turn, s. all things with the divine Sons and
113:2.5 They s. most of your emotions and experience
121:7.2 They were unwilling to s. Yahweh on equal terms
127:5.2 to cast her lot with this man of her choice and to s.
128:6.10 that Jesus might s. in the childish joy and youthful
128:7.3 to be depended upon for his s. of the home expenses.
128:7.3 Jude was not conscientious about earning his s. of
128:7.11 Jude was now very faithfully sending his s. of funds
129:2.3 if your mother is in need, then will I s. my own
133:2.2 assume the far greater s. of the burden of bearing
133:2.2 It is Godlike to s. your life and all that relates
133:3.8 Ganid and I desire a bite to eat, and we would s. it
138:1.2 will these six men come into our midst and s. all
139:1.11 they were possessed with the urge to s. him with
139:5.8 “Come with us while we show and s. with you the
142:7.2 and as such coworkers, they, too, must s. in many of
142:7.10 he is ever ready to s. their hardships and assist them
147:8.3 Is it not to s. my bread with the hungry and to bring
148:0.3 The apostles all did their s. in teaching groups of
153:3.3 and directs that you s. with them your substance if
155:6.10 of the Father which you have been called to s..
158:0.2 and he much desired that all his apostles might s.
160:2.3 It is this ability to communicate and s. meanings that
161:2.3 We are a happy community; we s. all things in
163:2.10 Man may not s his supreme loyalty to a spiritual ideal
166:4.6 1. You may s. in those normal happenings which are
169:1.13 have had a kid at any time you had made friends to s.
171:0.5 shall indeed drink of my cup of bitterness and s. in
173:5.3 ‘Cast out this thoughtless guest to s. the lot of all
178:3.2 you must now make ready to s. with others.
180:1.5 If you would s. the Master’s joy, you must s. his love
180:1.5 And to s. his love means that you have shared his
188:5.10 that we are all enticed to a willingness to s. both.
193:0.5 “Among yourselves, here, you s. the knowledge
194:4.7 not communal by decree but by the desire to s.
195:4.1 The church was doomed to s. in the spiritual decline
196:0.13 Master desires that all his followers should fully s.
196:1.3 To “follow Jesus” means to personally s. his faith
196:1.5 the life of Jesus in the flesh but rather to s. his faith;
196:2.9 Jesus did not s. Paul’s pessimistic view of
shared
1:3.4 The spirit nature of the Father is s. fully with his
2:1.11 whether universal primacy is fully s with any save his
7:5.8 actually s. those experiences which constitute an
40:8.4 Much as the morontia spheres of Nebadon are s.
59:2.10 As this period closed, the trilobites s. domination of
62:2.3 They experienced many of the emotions and s.
63:2.3 the twins s. the Primates’ deathly fear of being on
66:8.4 Caligastia s. the inevitable vicissitudes of isolated
67:7.4 personality must to a certain extent be s. by all.
69:8.8 the slaves s. the blessings of a higher society which
75:5.6 the follies of misguided parents are so often s. by
80:1.5 Adam’s blood has been s. with most of the races,
84:1.2 savage man to woman and the primitive shelter s. by
92:6.20 idea that religion is but “a s. quest of the good life.”
98:1.2 the Hellenic barbarians, but it also s. in the myths of
116:4.2 This closeness of relationship is s. in measure by
116:6.8 this experience is s. alike by all, from mortal man to
119:1.2 the Union of Days s. his secret only with the chief
146:4.2 and since Jesus had never s. the life of the miner, he
158:0.2 only Peter, James, and John s. even a part of this
161:2.3 Jesus has s. his life and everything else with us.
163:3.1 Spiritual worship cannot be s. with material
167:3.2 And as he s. the opinion of the congregation that
172:5.12 Judas s. the views of the Greeks and Romans, who
177:4.5 All of the apostles once s. this ambition with Judas
180:1.5 to share his love means that you have s. his service.
194:3.14 s. these blessings equally with the men believers.
shareholders
72:5.1 the workers are becoming s. in all industrial concerns
shares
2:1.11 Divinity and eternity the Father s. with large numbers
4:4.4 God s. with man and other beings, but infinity of will
6:2.4 The Son s. the Father’s perfection and jointly s. the
6:2.6 And as the Father s. his spirit nature with the Son,
6:3.1 The Son s the justice and righteousness of the Trinity
7:0.2 And the Son s. the Father’s self-distributive nature in
7:4.7 and the Eternal Son s. the fostering of this supernal
9:1.5 Source perfectly and without qualification s. the
9:1.5 the God of mind s. the omniscience of the Father
10:1.3 the Father, who s. reality of being and equality of self
19:5.9 in this concept, and my entire order of being s. it,
40:6.7 spontaneity of freewill action which God s. with all
40:10.13 Every such son of God s. the fatherhood of God,
68:2.4 instinctive urges man s. with the animal world.
68:2.6 love of the human female, which in measure she s.
106:2.6 like the Paradise Father because he s. his perfection;
111:5.1 God s. all with the Eternal Son and the Infinite Spirit
113:3.4 a high supernaphim likewise s. the transit with you
133:2.2 equal terms with the mother partner who fully s.
160:2.7 group, small or large, mutually s. all knowledge.
sharing
2:2.5 the high destiny of the experience of s. the Father’s
6:3.1 s. in the sonship experience of all other sons of the
8:2.6 Though in every way s. the perfection, righteousness
10:1.3 self-distribution and s. of personality characterize
15:7.1 While s. the light of near-by suns, these spheres
31:10.12 we are all s. the unique experience of his evolution
40:9.3 your contemporaries, s. the mansion and morontia
48:7.28 26. Knowledge is possessed only by s.; safeguarded
54:2.1 pattern of co-ordinate participation in creation—s..
54:2.1 This pattern of s. is the master design for every one
70:4.6 4. S. a common dwelling place.
74:3.5 to behold Eve, a woman, s. the honors and
100:1.8 worshipful problem solving, s. one’s spiritual life
111:5.1 S. is Godlike—divine.
119:2.5 the privilege of s. the system throne of authority if
132:5.16 adequate provision for the s. of these discoveries in
168:1.12 Martha, while to some extent s. her sister’s faith,
194:4.7 This spontaneous s. of earthly possessions was
194:4.7 the dwindling resources of Christian “equal-s.”
196:3.19 joy and satisfaction consequent upon s. this love in
sharks
59:4.11 present-day s. are survivors of these ancient fishes.
59:5.8 The large shell-feeding s. were also highly evolved,
59:5.8 for more than five million years they dominated the
sharp
63:1.2 They made use of s. spicules of stone, flint, and bone
63:1.3 Andon had fastened a s. piece of flint on the end of
70:11.1 It is just as difficult to draw s. distinctions between
108:5.9 When it comes to the s. and well-defined conflicts
sharpen
16:6.11 It is the purpose of education to develop and s. these
84:4.9 could females s. their wits for dealing with their male
sharpening
44:6.8 to increase the appreciation of beauty through the s.
sharply
12:7.9 each member of the celestial family, s. silhouetting
70:8.13 finding one’s place in industry, but caste s. curtails
133:3.6 he spoke s. to these women and rudely motioned
Shasta
61:4.2 The Sierras were elevating; S., Hood, and Rainier
shatter
57:6.3 and this tidal-gravity explosion will s. the moon into
shattered
41:6.1 which are floating throughout space in s. form,
41:6.2 has been battered by the destructive X rays and s. by
41:7.1 atoms are all more or less s. by the intensive X-ray
42:3.7 5. S. atoms—found in cooling suns and throughout
64:6.13 The s. remnants of these people were absorbed by
99:5.3 Jesus s. tradition, destroyed dogma, and called man
175:3.2 the light-bearers of truth to the world had been s..
shaven
94:10.2 an overgrown brotherhood of priests with s. heads
shaving
89:8.3 S. the head and cutting hair were forms of religious
shavings
123:4.3 shop, where they had great fun with the s. and the
Shawnee
90:2.9 the S. Tenskwatawa, who predicted the eclipse of
she—non-exhaustive—see she—woman
77:8.3 femaleness, often being spoken of as “he” or “s..”
133:9.3 Exalt wisdom and s. will promote you.
133:9.3 S. will bring you to honor if you will but embrace her
137:6.2 the Lord says: ‘Before s. travailed, s. brought forth
137:6.2 her pain came, s. was delivered of a man child.
185:1.9 s. sent the second-rate Pilate to govern Palestine.
she—woman
68:2.6 which in measure s. shares with the females of all
68:2.6 a settled residence where s. could cultivate the soil.
68:2.7 s. was an essential partner in self-maintenance.
68:2.7 S. was a food provider, a beast of burden, and a
68:2.7 s. was an ever-present means of sex gratification.
68:5.8 S. must still toil to produce the vegetable necessities
68:5.8 s. had become scarcely more than a human animal,
70:10.6 If s. was guilty, “the water that causes the curse
70:10.6 s. was acquitted of the charges made by her
71:1.22 and the unconditional release of the girl so that s.
82:3.7 S. was required to execute a certain piece of
82:3.7 And if s. had borne a child before marriage, s. was
82:3.10 to have sex relations with the bride just before s.
82:3.14 If a wife was barren, s. had to be redeemed by her
82:4.5 a virgin was a commercial asset to the father—s.
83:3.1 they compare to a cat because s. costs nothing.
83:5.10 S. alone had the ritual wedding ceremony, and only
83:5.11 was not necessarily the love wife; in early times s.
83:6.7 woman never can become an ideal mother when s.
84:3.3 S. failed to get social recognition during primitive
84:3.3 because s. did not function in an emergency;
84:3.3 s. was not a spectacular or crisis hero.
84:3.5 s. early learned to trade upon her sex charms.
84:3.5 S. became more alert and conservative than man,
84:3.8 the liberation of woman so that s. could devote more
84:4.2 s. has always been a shrewd manager of men;
84:4.2 s. has always capitalized man’s stronger sex urge
84:4.2 By trading subtly upon her sex charms, s. has often
84:4.7 the delivery of twins, s. was believed to have been
84:4.8 Everything s. might touch, sit upon, or lie upon
84:4.8 a woman passed beyond the childbearing age, s.
84:4.10 Later, s. gained the legal right to own, control, and
84:4.10 but s. was long deprived of the right to hold office
84:4.10 S. has not yet gained world-wide freedom from
84:5.1 but in the partnership of self-maintenance s. labors
84:5.3 s. gradually emerges from slavery and obscurity.
84:5.4 came for woman to enjoy added rights, s. got them,
84:5.6 and s. fares even worse under the teachings of other
84:5.8 that s. now enjoys a degree of personal liberty and
84:5.9 Among industrialized races s. has received almost all
84:5.9 s. has directly benefited from every advance toward
84:5.10 will s. prove worthy of this new and unprecedented
84:7.3 Formerly man protected woman because s. was
84:7.3 was his chattel, and s. obeyed for the same reason.
84:7.9 individual family, and eventually s. had her way.
89:7.4 s. could redeem her life by sexual surrender.
89:7.4 in this way s. could earn her redemption money.
97:7.7 “Can a woman forget her suckling child that s.
97:7.7 Yes, s. may forget, yet will I not forget my children
180:6.7 but when s. is once delivered of her child, she
180:6.7 s. immediately forgets her anguish in the joy of the
sheaf
162:4.4 carrying in the right hand a s. of myrtle, willow,
shear
133:5.5 Arithmetic says that, if one man could s. a sheep in
133:5.5 could s. a sheep in ten minutes, ten men could s. it in
sheathe
183:4.2 Peter and his fellow swordsmen s. their blades.
sheaves
162:4.4 these lines, they would wave their s. at the altar.
Shechem
134:7.5 Beeroth, Lebonah, Sychar, S., Samaria, Geba, Endor
186:3.2 runners to Pella, Sidon, S., Hebron, Damascus, and
shed—noun
183:0.3 the olive trees and secreted himself in a small s.
183:3.9 John Mark had remained secluded in the near-by s.
183:3.9 John Mark attempted to steal out of the s. in order
shed—verb
4:5.4 It is an affront to hold that innocent blood must be s.
34:6.13 transcends all fear because the love of God is s.
52:7.3 the glory of God is being s. abroad in the world.
69:9.8 any place where blood was s. became the property of
70:1.5 Early man regarded it a virtue to s. alien blood.
74:7.20 sheds man’s blood by man shall his blood be s.,
113:5.2 Seraphim do not s. physical tears; they do not have
144:5.21 S. abroad the spirit of your mercy in our creature
175:1.22 now you make ready to s. more innocent blood.
184:2.9 when Peter had s. these tears of agony, he turned his
191:4.3 pray the Father of truth to s. abroad in your hearts a
shedding
13:0.3 central shining of the eternal Deities, s. this light of
shedding of blood
4:5.4 through sacrifices and penance and even by the s.,
4:5.5 The Hebrews believed that “without the s. there
63:6.4 Paul as the doctrine of atonement for sin by “the s.
93:6.4 the older sacrifices and atonement for sin by the s..
121:6.5 from the doctrine of forgiveness only by the s..
sheds
74:7.20 They taught that “whoso s. man’s blood by man shall
sheep or lost sheep
80:1.2 The Nodite-Andites imported sheep, goats, cattle,
81:2.12 Chinese farmers had begun the raising of s., goats,
125:1.1 mingled indiscriminately with the bleating of s. and
126:4.5 rams, ten thousands of s., or with rivers of oil?
126:5.11 farm life as they now had three cows, four s.,
127:3.11 to engage in agriculture and s. raising unless Jesus
131:2.5 we are his people, the s. of his pasture.
133:5.5 Arithmetic says that, if one man could shear a s. in
135:0.5 Elizabeth had a small farm on which they raised s..
135:1.3 tend his father’s s. and grew up to be a strong man
135:2.3 so they decided to go south with the s. herd.
135:2.3 “wilderness of Judea” John tended his s. along a
135:2.3 They supported themselves by s. raising and from
135:3.1 over and safeguard his herds of s. and goats.
135:3.1 trips to Hebron to see his mother and to sell s.,
140:3.19 false prophets who will come to you in s.’ clothing
140:6.8 must you remember that I have s. not of this flock,
140:9.3 “Behold I send you forth as s. in the midst of
148:7.2 If you had a s. and it should fall into a pit on the
148:7.2 it was lawful to lift the unfortunate s. out of the pit,
148:7.2 How much more valuable is a man than a s.!
150:4.2 but go instead to the ls. of the house of Israel.
152:2.7 Here they are, like s. without a shepherd.
159:1.2 “If a kindhearted man has a hundred s. and one of
159:1.2 will he not keep up his quest for the ls. until he
159:1.2 And then, when the shepherd has found his ls.,
159:1.2 ‘Rejoice with me, for I have found my s. that was
159:5.16 men hear about a God who went in search of ls.,
164:5.2 My s. hear my voice and I know them and they
165:2.4 the door, and when he calls, the s. know his voice.
165:2.4 his s., knowing his voice, come out at his word;
165:2.4 he leads the way and the s. follow him.
165:2.4 His s. follow him because they know his voice;
165:2.4 multitude gathered about us here are like s. without
165:2.4 the s. know not your voice and will not follow you.”
165:2.7 enter the fold without me shall fail, and the s. will not
165:2.8 who is willing even to lay down his life for the s..
165:2.8 when danger arises, will flee and allow the s. to be
165:2.8 flock and, if necessary, lay down his life for his s..
165:2.9 “But I have many other s. not of this fold,
165:2.9 These other s. also hear and know my voice, and I
165:2.10 that I will not desert my s., and that, if it shall be
167:7.4 have I not repeatedly told you that I have other s.
169:1.1 Jesus retold the story of the ls. and the lost coin
169:1.2 the good shepherd who left the ninety and nine s.
169:1.2 lost, and how, when he had found the straying s.,
169:1.2 And when the ls. had been restored to the fold,
169:1.2 rejoice with him over the finding of the s. that had
169:1.3 You are all like s. which have gone astray, and I have
169:1.4 in the wilderness to seek for the s. gone astray,
169:1.4 The s. wanders away, unintentionally; the coin is
169:1.5 You recall that the s. strayed away without intention,
169:1.15 Jesus presented the story of the ls. to show that,
169:1.15 the true shepherds of the flock, to seek the ls..
181:2.18 told you that I have other s. not of this flock?”
181:2.27 ‘The shepherd will be smitten and the s. will be
183:4.6 the shepherd is smitten and the s. are scattered!
192:2.3 again said Jesus: “Then take good care of my s..
192:2.4 Then said Jesus: “Feed my s..
sheepfold
165:2.4 Every shepherd who gains entrance to the s. by
165:2.7 I declare that I am both the door to the Father’s s.
165:2.10 that I will not falter in the safeguarding of the s.,
sheer
64:7.14 wiped the green man out of existence by s. force of
74:6.7 and exhilarating activity just for the s. fun of it.
84:5.2 tardily improving as a result of the s. sense of that
89:4.10 S. necessity eventually drove these semisavages to
97:1.3 progress he made was by s. force of compulsion;
97:7.4 although s. respect for their beauty and grandeur
151:6.1 the shore some places dropping s. down into the lake
sheet
188:1.3 The body was wrapped in a linen s. as the four men
188:1.4 napkin about the face, wrapped the body in a linen s.,
189:1.2 niche, undisturbed and wrapped in the linen s.,
189:4.6 The covering s. lay at the foot of the burial niche.
190:1.2 The captain wrapped them all up in the linen s.
sheet, ice
61:5.4 associated with the activity of each individual i..
61:5.5 The central i. extended south as far as Kansas;
61:7.2 750,000 years ago the fourth i., a union of the North
61:7.3 In Asia the Siberian i made its southernmost invasion
61:7.5 St. Lawrence valley, and the western i. made little
61:7.9 western i. crossing just over the Canadian border;
61:7.9 the eastern s. advancing south and covering the
63:5.2 this extensive i. reached France and the British Isles,
64:4.4 750,000 years ago the fourth i. was well on its way
64:4.10 lying between the i. and the then greatly expanded
79:5.2 the same i. which so long blocked Sangik migration
sheets
41:5.7 wind, the water sometimes appears to fall in s. or
41:5.7 to give the visible appearance of s. of water and
41:10.1 erupt veritable streams—continuous s.—of matter.
sheets, ice
59:1.17 There were no great i. during these ages.
61:5.3 The i. of this period were all located on elevated
61:7.7 In this invasion the three great i. coalesced into one
61:7.11 of the last glacier, the vast polar i. began to form,
63:5.4 the i. came farther south and drove their descendants
sheik
93:2.4 he was often referred to as the s., or king, of Salem.
sheiks
96:6.1 under the successive rule of the various tribal s.,
96:7.1 Under the leadership of their s. and priests the
97:1.1 taught the Hebrew s. they could not hope to survive
shekel
126:5.5 assessments and the temple tax of one-half s..
157:1.1 in the act of refusing to pay the customary half s.
157:1.4 have a record of Peter’s catching a fish with a s. in
157:1.4 maybe you will catch the fish with the s. in its
173:1.3 practice to require the temple dues of one-half s.
173:1.3 for this orthodox s. of Jewish coining.
173:1.3 except women, slaves, and minors, was one-half s.
shekels
122:9.1 parents redeem him by the payment of five s. to
Shekinah
136:1.4 brought up to believe in the doctrine of the S..
shelf
168:2.3 Lazarus presently sat up on the edge of the stone s.
188:1.4 sheet, and reverently placed it on a s. in the tomb.
189:4.9 in position and apparently intact on the burial s.?
shell
48:6.32 No chick may be had without the s., and no s. is of
58:5.3 This outer s. was supported by, and rested directly
59:2.12 There were many varieties of s. animals, but their
59:5.8 The large s.-feeding sharks were also highly evolved,
shellfish
156:4.3 went forth in search of new habitats of these s..
shells
59:0.8 Since so few of these early organisms had s.,
59:1.13 4. Limestone—including the deposits of trilobite s. in
59:2.12 s. were not then so much needed for defensive
59:3.1 the falling of these s. to the sea bottom built up
shelter
63:5.4 They regularly dwelt under the s. of overhanging
81:2.15 Man first simply appropriated his s., he lived under
84:1.2 attracted savage man to woman and the primitive s.
91:1.3 These simple-minded souls reasoned that food, s.,
98:1.1 for religious service, only food, clothing, and s..
102:2.7 the false s. of stereotyped religious doctrines and
122:6.2 In the back yard was the s. which covered the oven
131:1.8 The man who takes s. in the Most High conceals
131:4.3 The Lord is our ruler, s., and supreme controller,
136:3.4 wandering about in the hills, seeking a suitable s.,
136:4.14 rock cavern, a s. in the side of the hills near a village
136:4.14 which came from the side of the hill near this rock s..
151:5.4 in the stern of the boat under a small overhead s..
153:2.6 fishing fleet, which a week before had taken s. near
155:6.18 religion shall not become a theologic s. to which you
163:4.12 trust the Father for food and s. and all other things
164:5.2 people sought the partial s. of Solomon’s Porch;
176:1.5 Roman troops, finding a safe s. in Pella to the north.
sheltered
49:2.17 midst the shallow waters of s. tropic basins,
57:8.24 fingerlike seas providing shallow waters and s. bays
58:1.6 which would afford still more inland seas and s. bays,
58:1.7 extensive shore line of shallow waters and s. bays;
58:4.4 planted the primitive form of marine life in the s.
58:6.1 This metamorphosis took place in the s. tropic bays
58:7.10 the sluggish swamp water of some ancient s. shore
59:4.12 along the coast of California since many s. bays of
61:7.14 the mastodon preferred the s. fringes of the forest
62:3.5 tigers, had not yet invaded this peculiarly s. nook of
63:5.4 a good view of the approaches and s. them from
63:5.5 became clever in disguising their partially s. abodes
65:2.13 implantation of life in the ancient east-west s. seas.
66:7.5 homes of Dalamatia never s. less than five hundred
80:6.3 Andites enjoyed the s. position of the Nile valley;
99:1.3 The social ship has steamed out of the s. bays of
137:4.16 Jesus withdrew to a s. nook of the garden and
148:4.1 who desired to talk with Jesus, in a certain s. corner
187:5.4 they were somewhat s. by an overhanging rock.
sheltering
84:1.2 this urges woman into the s. protection of marriage.
123:0.2 Mary, realizing that such a program of undue s.
shelters
62:2.4 as their construction of crude s. in the high treetops
62:3.7 provide for safety in arboreal and underground s..
62:3.9 construction of new treetop abodes and ground s.—
63:3.2 The family was domiciled in four adjoining rock s.,
135:3.1 John built no less than a dozen stone s. and night
151:6.1 our breakfast and under some of the s. rest and talk.”
shelves
59:0.8 the sea bottoms, the extensive continental s.,
77:4.8 now silently resting on the dusty s. of museums.
Shema
150:8.4 The congregation then recited the S., the Jewish
Shemer—city despot of Israel
97:9.18 Even King Omri attempted to buy S.’ estate.
Shensi
79:7.5 From Honan to S. the potentials of an advanced
79:8.6 hydraulic problems faced by the agriculturists in S.
Sheol
86:4.8 phantom replica of the individual went down to S.;
shepherd
48:6.30 the story whispered in the night season to the s. boy.
84:3.2 as is witnessed by the saying, “The Lord is my S..”
93:2.1 to this s., “I am Melchizedek, priest of El Elyon,
97:7.8 “He shall feed his flock like a s.; he shall gather the
128:1.10 the True S., the Deliverer of the worlds,
130:2.8 both enjoyed playing with a very intelligent s. dog,
131:2.7 The Lord is my s.; I shall not want.
131:4.4 our life giver and the Good S. of the human flocks.
135:3.0 3. THE LIFE OF A SHEPHERD
135:3.1 John’s life as a s. afforded him a great deal of time
135:3.2 This rugged s. was very partial to the writings of
152:2.7 Here they are, like sheep without a s..
159:1.2 if he is a good s., will he not keep up his quest for
159:1.2 And then, when the s. has found his lost sheep,
159:5.3 “The Lord is my s.; I shall not want.
165:2.0 2. SERMON ON THE GOOD SHEPHERD
165:2.1 that Jesus preached the sermon on the “Good S..”
165:2.3 If the false s. were blind, he would have no sin, but
165:2.4 “The true s. gathers his flock into the fold for the
165:2.4 Every s. who gains entrance to the sheepfold by
165:2.4 The true s. enters the fold after the porter has
165:2.4 the true s. goes before them; he leads the way and
165:2.4 gathered about us here are like sheep without a s.,
165:2.4 when we speak to them, they know the s.’ voice,
165:2.7 Father’s sheepfold and at the same time the true s. of
165:2.7 Every s. who seeks to enter the fold without me shall
165:2.8 I also am the true s. who is willing even to lay
165:2.8 but the true s. will not flee when the wolf comes;
165:2.8 I say to you, friends and enemies, I am the true s.;
165:2.9 then shall you all know the voice of one s., the true s.
169:1.2 Many times have I told you the story of the good s.
169:1.2 you remember that the good s. called in his friends
181:2.27 You know it is written, ‘The s. will be smitten and
182:1.16 I am the good s..
183:4.6 Surely, the s. is smitten and the sheep are scattered!
188:5.1 full measure of the supreme devotion of the true s.
190:5.4 That he will feed the flock like a true s., gathering
192:2.3 Be a good and a true s. to the flock.
shepherds
68:5.9 Adam and Eve were gardeners, not s., and gardening
98:7.7 been witnessed by only a handful of gift-bearing s.
122:8.5 No s. nor any other mortal creatures came to pay
165:2.3 shall judge both of you, the true s. and the false s..
165:2.4 And because you are false s., the sheep know not
165:2.6 you are not true s. unless you lead your flocks into
166:1.5 untrue s. who are like whited sepulchres which,
169:1.15 Sons, the true s. of the flock, to seek the lost sheep
190:5.1 west of Jerusalem, there lived two brothers, s.,
192:2.4 Be an example and inspiration to all your fellow s..
shield
46:1.6 On Urantia it is this same gas s. which prevents the
57:7.10 large enough to resist the ever-stronger friction s.
62:7.4 permitted to manipulate the environment and s.
150:8.6 O King, helper, savior, and s.!
150:8.6 Blessed are you, O Yahweh, the s. of Abraham.”
shielding
154:0.3 Jews threatened to report to Caesar that he was s. a
shields
39:5.12 In reality these wings are energy insulators—friction s
39:5.13 While the energy s. are wide open, the sleeping
39:5.13 Then the upper and lower pairs of s. are carefully
185:1.4 this lost prestige and had the s. of the emperor,
185:1.4 the emperor as promptly ordered the offending s.
shift
84:7.27 any attempt to s. parental responsibility to state or
126:1.2 Jesus then would s. his gaze over to Ebal and
192:4.7 Nathaniel opposed this s in the burden of their public
shifted
42:4.14 given out when electronic or other positions are s.
61:5.2 with these land elevations the ocean currents s.,
78:8.9 the rulership variously s. between Sumer, Akkad, Ur,
79:1.2 This civilization perished when the rain winds s. to
80:2.1 the water-laden winds from the west s. to the north,
80:3.8 As the rain winds s. to the north, the great open
80:6.1 the center of civilization s. to the valley of the Nile.
97:3.6 Elijah s. the Yahweh-Baal controversy from the land
194:4.4 Their message has suddenly s. to the proclamation
shifting
2:2.3 changing attitude and the s. minds of his created
3:2.6 The Father is not a transient force, a s. power,
29:4.15 Controllers in accordance with the ever-s. needs of
30:3.13 They are an ever-s. colony embracing all orders of
37:9.11 ever-changing celestial ministries and constantly s.
37:9.11 Throughout all this never-ceasing changing and s.,
42:5.6 Orbital s. of electrons results in the ejection or the
57:8.16 due to cooling, contracting, and superficial s..
58:5.3 flow hither and yon in equalization of s. planetary
58:5.4 Earthquakes are caused by s. of the solid outer crust
59:5.0 5. THE CRUSTAL-SHIFTING STAGE
59:5.14 was periodically going up and down due to the s. sea
70:8.13 Flexible and s. social classes are indispensable to an
79:6.4 the s. courses of the rivers made the lowland cities
80:1.4 the s. water-laden winds dispersed the remnants of
99:2.6 to adjust its attitude toward rapidly s. social changes
109:5.3 But your unsteady and rapidly s. mental attitudes
shiftless
69:9.6 in an effort to escape enslavement to the s. idlers
shifts
57:1.7 the narrative s. to the functioning of the personalities
Shih Huang Ti—Chinese emperor
94:6.11 combated both by the imperial efforts of Ch’in S.
Shiloh
97:9.17 Yahweh’s temple at S. was discredited, and all the
153:2.2 then will I make this house like S., and I will make
shimmer
74:6.5 The bodies of Adam and Eve gave forth a s. of light,
shimmering
182:3.10 of the sunrise and sunset on the s. Sea of Galilee,
Shin sect
94:12.4 In this respect the S. of Japan has become one of
94:12.4 it has revived the missionary spirit of Gautama’s
shine
6:8.6 Never can the concept of the Eternal Son s. brightly
12:7.7 divine will is observed to s. brighter and brighter in
15:6.8 but there are also suns which s. without heat.
41:3.7 Both very young and very old suns usually s. with a
41:7.14 main streams of universe energy can s. on forever.
41:9.5 The sun will s. on as of present efficiency for more
64:4.13 in an effort to induce the moon again to s..
97:5.3 prophet said: “Arise and s., for your light has come
97:7.12 the trust-breeding religion of Salem s. forth for the
122:9.21 To s. upon those who sit in darkness and the
131:1.5 he causes the sun to s. upon the sprouting grain,
131:2.11 They who are wise shall s. as the brightness of the
140:3.13 Let your light so s. before men that they may see
140:3.16 “Your Father in heaven makes the sun to s. on the
140:4.4 Let your light so s. before men that they may see
140:4.5 We are admonished to let our light so s. that our
140:4.5 light should so s. as not to attract attention to self.
144:5.90 Let the sun of righteousness s. upon us at noontime,
145:2.2 from Isaiah: “Arise and s., for your light has come,
147:8.4 afflicted souls; then shall your light s. in obscurity,
151:3.1 You are to let your light s. but do so with wisdom
159:4.8 Through the mind of man truth may indeed s. forth,
shines
29:3.9 the distribution of the light that s. without heat.
41:4.4 And still this sun s. with a faint reddish glow,
131:2.11 The path of the just is as a shining light which s.
166:4.4 the sun s. on the righteous and the unrighteous.
194:3.13 man is still searching for God, but there s. out over
shingled
88:4.8 actually be killed by practicing sorcery on his s. hair
shining—see Shining
11:1.3 until at last you would stand before the central s. of
11:4.2 in the space between the s. orbs of the Son and the
12:8.16 The brighter the s. of the spiritualized personality
13:0.3 the spiritual luminosity of the central s. of the Deities
13:0.4 No personal being may sojourn on these seven s.
13:3.1 These s. orbs are the source of the threefold light of
13:4.1 Between the s. spheres of the Eternal Son and the
17:1.1 Isle between the s. spheres of the Eternal Son and
34:1.1 followed by the disappearance in the spiritual s. of
41:3.7 never having known an initial red stage of youthful s.
46:1.4 the intensity of Urantia sunlight when the sun is s.
56:10.18 is the time-space shadow of the Paradise energy-s. of
74:3.1 walked that night through the Garden under the s.
108:6.8 the mists of mortal uncertainty into the clear s. of the
131:2.11 The path of the just is as a s. light which shines
153:5.3 new day is dawning for the s. forth in new glory
Shining
24:7.2 of “personal contact” with the Paradise Central S.,
Shinran—teacher of Buddhism in Japan
94:12.2 the teachings of Honen Shonin, and S. in Japan,
Shinto
92:6.9 7. S..
92:6.15 the Confucian teachings; S. is revered in Japan.
92:6.20 to S.—worship of the state in the imperial family.
94:5.6 In Japan this proto-Taoism was known as S.,
94:9.3 was much affected by Taoism in China, S. in Japan,
131:7.0 7. SHINTO
131:7.1 It was the one religion of which Ganid had never
ship
11:1.3 If you were a navigator, equipped with s., maps,
42:5.15 just as the passage of a s. through water initiates
99:1.3 The social s. has steamed out of the sheltered bays of
111:1.9 Mind is your s., the Adjuster is your pilot, the
130:1.2 pointed out to Jesus the s. landing from which it
132:7.4 Buddha guided his s. of salvation right up to the
132:7.4 faulty charts of navigation, the good s. ran aground.
133:2.1 While tarrying at the s. landing, waiting for the boat
133:2.4 Ganid began work on the steward of the s., but
133:9.4 the small boat carried them out to their anchored s.
151:5.4 tossed their boat about as though it were a toy s.,
159:3.8 Faith is to religion what sails are to a s.;
shipboard
133:2.5 proselyte of the Jewish faith, whom they met on s..
shipping
79:3.7 Dravidian s. was pushing coastwise across the
ships
121:2.2 the Mediterranean, whence s. carried their cargoes
shipyard
130:2.4 dropped from hour to hour as they toiled in the s..
shirked
124:4.9 Jesus never s. the responsibility of making the
shirking
169:1.6 seeking for a good time and s. responsibility, while
Shittim
165:0.1 Livias, Heshbon, Callirrhoe, Beth-Peor, S.,
shoals
110:1.2 pilot the God-conscious mind away from the s. of
111:1.9 eventually wreck the mortal career upon the evil s.
shock
48:4.18 Humor functions to lessen the s. of the unexpected
86:3.1 Death was the supreme s. to evolving man,
86:3.1 Not the sanctity of life but the s. of death inspired
97:1.6 It was a great s. to Israel, and almost cost Samuel his
122:5.2 And Mary had hardly recovered from this s. when
123:3.2 The first great s. of Jesus’ young life occurred when
125:0.4 the first great s. of the day came when his mother
125:1.1 But Jesus received the s. of his young life when his
126:5.7 The great s. of his fifteenth year came when Jesus
127:3.3 thus seeking to lessen the s. such as he himself had
150:1.3 This was a decided s. to even the twelve apostles.
152:6.5 prepare the apostles for the impending s.—the crisis
154:6.7 “I have no mother,” was recovering from the s. in
158:7.5 After they had recovered from the first s. of Jesus’
158:7.6 What a s. these words were to these fishermen who
172:5.10 settled down on him as a result of this day’s s.;
181:2.12 after you have recovered from the s., you will go
185:6.5 recovered from the first s. of seeing the Master’s
185:8.1 “We have no king but Caesar,” was a s. even to
187:0.4 curious idlers who merely desired to enjoy the s.
189:4.13 After these women had recovered from the s. of their
190:2.6 As they began to recover from the first s. of their
191:5.3 the s. of the transition from the false security of
shocked
62:3.9 parents were severely s. and badly burned; three of
81:6.12 You are sometimes s. at the ravages of war, but you
97:9.26 the captivity s. the remnant of Israel into monotheism
123:6.8 he was somewhat s. by Jesus’ frankness and
124:3.7 Joseph was inexpressibly s. to observe his son’s
124:3.8 and was astonished and s. beyond expression.
125:1.1 Jesus was s. and sickened by the spirit of irreverence
125:1.3 Jesus was s. by the spiritual ugliness which he beheld
127:6.7 Mary was s. at first but came gradually to see his
131:3.1 Ganid was s. to discover how near Buddhism came
133:3.4 Ganid was at first s., and later on charmed, by the
137:2.6 somewhat s., Nathaniel asked, “Can any such
138:7.2 Once more were his associates s., stunned.
138:8.11 The apostles were at first s. by, but early became
140:8.27 The three apostles were s. this afternoon when
142:3.9 Never before had the apostles been so s. as they
143:3.4 They were momentarily s. when Jesus even neglected
143:5.11 The apostles never ceased to be s. by Jesus’
157:7.2 Judas had been s. by the death of John the Baptist,
158:2.1 The three apostles were s. and bewildered by the
158:7.1 Even the stolid Alpheus twins had been s. by this
159:4.11 Nathaniel was enlightened, and s., by the Master’s
166:1.2 But Nathaniel was s. by this failure of the Master
174:2.5 to have answered “Yes” would have s. the deep-
182:2.1 The apostles were greatly s. when they returned to
183:4.6 they are too severely s. by the Master’s sudden
184:3.18 Annas was truly s. as the other members of the court
192:1.6 Peter had been s. at the sight of the coals of fire
196:2.7 You would be neither s. nor disturbed by some of
shocking
50:4.12 the most profoundly s. episodes of this rebellion
72:10.1 will, no doubt, in others prove s. to most Urantians.
89:6.8 to sacrifice his son Isaac, while s. to civilized
89:9.4 legitimate successors of those s. early ceremonies of
133:8.1 Such scenes were not so s. to Indians, but they were
183:1.1 These inhuman and s. experiences which Jesus
187:6.3 had shuddered at the s. spectacle of the crucifixion of
shone
57:5.10 they s. with a brilliant light and emitted enormous
57:7.7 during these ages the sun never s. upon the earth’s
64:4.13 As long as the moon s. a little, they managed to
123:5.12 the east, when the sun s. upon their marble walls,
136:10.1 And his face s. with the glory of spiritual victory and
151:1.2 but as soon as the sun s., it withered because it
151:5.5 vanished, and the stars of heaven s. overhead.
158:1.8 And Jesus’ face and form s. with the luminosity of
176:1.2 to receive the light of heaven as it so mercifully s.
Shonin—Japanese teacher of Buddhism
94:12.2 until, with the teachings of Ryonin, Honen S.,
shook
151:5.4 dropped his oar and, rushing over to Jesus, s. him
192:1.6 Peter s. himself and, kneeling at the Master’s feet,
shoot
12:1.2 the cosmic energies would be observed to s. off on
41:5.1 gas pressure within a sun to cause it to s. forth
shooting star(s)
57:6.5 S. occur in swarms because they are the fragments
85:1.2 The s. was awesome to early man, and he easily
88:1.1 Early man regarded s. and meteors as indicating the
shoots
39:5.14 near point of the seraphic carriage, which s. forward
shop or carpenter shop or repair shop
72:4.1 Adjacent to each s. is a working library where the
72:5.10 six hours a day in the office of his machine s.
122:6.3 large room, which was used as a cs. during the day
123:1.6 he sent out to work while he remained at the s.
123:1.6 home duties and watching his father work at the s.,
123:2.4 Joseph had been occupied building his new s. and
123:3.7 Joseph turned the s. in Nazareth over to his brothers
123:4.3 delighted to play in the far corner of the family cs.,
123:5.6 from many lands passed in and out of his father’s rs..
124:1.11 he spent several months in a smith’s s. when older,
124:3.3 Jesus spent considerable time at the caravan supply s.
124:4.1 Jesus began doing regular work in the home cs.
126:2.1 messenger from Sepphoris had stopped at the s.
126:5.8 The family supply s. had already been taken over by
126:5.8 uncle, and Jesus worked altogether in the home s.,
127:2.11 this year and began full-time work at home in the cs..
127:3.1 make a payment on the old family supply and rs.
127:3.1 James was old enough to work at the house s. and
127:3.7 Jesus began work in the old family rs. and was
127:3.7 Each month Jesus made his payments on the s.
127:6.11 to begin work at the small bench in the home cs..
128:2.3 but spent most of his time at the caravan rs..
128:2.3 begin to alternate with him in attendance at the s..
128:2.3 Jesus left James in charge of the rs. while he went
128:2.6 When he returned to the rs., he did not again
128:2.6 Jesus worked in association with James at the s.
128:3.1 The purchase price of the rs. was over one third paid
128:6.3 The final payments had been made on the caravan rs.
128:6.11 The children were always welcome at the rs..
128:6.11 sand, blocks, and stones by the side of the s.,
128:6.11 the more intrepid ones would peek into the s.,
128:6.11 seated on the favorite rock by the corner of the s.,
128:7.7 time to training James in the management of the rs.
128:7.13 Jesus presented full title to the rs. to James,
128:7.13 stipulated that, in return for the gift of the rs.,
129:1.3 all the craft on the lake had been built in the s. of
129:1.11 Jesus held a meeting with the entire household, s.,
129:1.11 children playing out by the side of the Nazareth cs..
134:1.3 spent some time at the rs. with his brother Joseph,
136:4.2 that was preserved on the boards about the cs.,
137:1.3 “Ever since this man came to work in Zebedee’s s.,
137:8.3 Peter rushed out of the s. and by midafternoon had
150:7.1 Jesus passed by the cs. and spent a half hour on
shops
72:3.5 by teachers during the rest periods in the school s.,
72:4.1 in solving the problems arising in the school s.
72:4.1 and mechanization—are produced in these s..
129:1.4 Zebedee’s boatbuilding s. were on the lake to the
shore—see shore line(s)
58:5.8 that a wide break did not occur on the eastern s. of
59:0.8 the numerous shallow near-s. basins are covered
78:1.3 situated east of the southern s. of the Caspian Sea
93:5.2 as was the eastern s. of the Mediterranean Sea.
129:1.4 his home was situated down the lake s. near the
129:1.11 a meeting with the household, shop, and s. helpers,
133:9.4 Jesus stood on the s. and watched as the small
137:5.3 he sat out on the lake s. thinking, thinking until
137:6.4 entered a boat and pulled down the s. a little way,
137:8.3 leaving them in a grove by the s., Peter went in quest
138:4.1 and his apostles and were awaiting them on the s..
140:0.1 the apostles did not go out far from the s. to fish.
140:0.1 lingering near the s. repairing their nets and tinkering
140:0.2 Andrew and Peter, who were fishing near the s.;
140:8.1 Jesus went out from the s. in a boat with Peter,
145:0.3 in a boat anchored a short distance from the s..
145:1.1 who had just come in near s. from a fruitless night
145:1.2 so that they signaled to their associates on the s. to
151:1.1 one thousand were assembled on s. near Jesus’
151:1.1 he talked to the crowd assembled along the s..
151:5.3 being no evidence of a storm on the western s..
151:5.3 on their oars as they laboriously pulled for the s.,
151:5.7 late when Jesus and his associates reached the s.,
151:6.1 Although most of the near-by eastern s. of the lake
151:6.1 the s. in some places dropping sheer down into the
152:2.1 planned to escape, unnoticed, to the opposite s. of
152:2.1 were all familiar with these parks on the eastern s..
152:4.1 began to row toward Bethsaida on the western s. of
154:7.1 manned the oars and pulled for the eastern s. of the
154:7.4 make their way over the lake toward the eastern s.,
157:1.3 then signaled to an associate, fishing near the s.,
157:1.5 boat and slowly rowed away toward the eastern s. of
162:0.1 they passed down the eastern s. of the lake and,
163:1.2 the s. of the lake of Galilee to witness the ordination
163:5.2 proceeded down the lake s. and along the Jordan
192:1.1 to the ten apostles as their boat drew near the s.
192:1.2 As they neared the s., they saw someone on the
192:1.2 drew nearer the s., they saw they were mistaken—
192:1.2 occurred to none of them that the person on the s.
shore line(s)
58:1.7 extensive s. of shallow waters and sheltered bays;
58:6.1 the tropic bays and lagoons of the extensive s. of the
58:7.10 sluggish swamp water of some ancient sheltered s.
58:7.11 the s. waters are swarming with the simple forms of
59:1.1 confined to the various inland seas and oceanic s.;
59:1.10 1. Conglomerates—matter deposited near the s..
59:3.1 so that not much deposition occurred about the s..
59:4.7 Following these submergences, many of the s. were
59:5.3 highlands were situated just beyond the present s..
60:3.3 located seven hundred miles west of the present s..
60:3.4 of South America, eventually reaching the present s..
60:3.11 hinter continental mass upcrumpled the Pacific s.
62:4.3 around the peninsula point and up the eastern s..
65:2.1 the warm-water bays and lagoons of the vast s. of
shores—see shores of Paradise
13:2.7 Nor will you be permitted on the s. of Divinington,
15:7.10 dispatched for Havona direct from the s. of Uversa
20:1.12 They range the universe of universes from the s. of
25:8.5 will be designated to welcome you to the eternal s.
27:1.4 the instigator of rest welcomes you to the eternal s.
27:1.5 now you awake to life everlasting on the s. of the
27:7.2 and dominant passion of all who climb to its s.—
34:6.13 the lights of eternal life as they glimmer on the s. of
39:4.15 traveler of spirit or semispirit nature on the s. of
48:2.3 the arrival of the first mortal survivor on the s. of
49:2.17 the bottom, sides, and s. of these marine gardens
52:5.5 mortals can pass, upon death, directly to the s. of
58:7.9 extensive areas of the continental s. sank beneath the
58:7.9 the sedimentary accumulations of these ancient s..
59:1.17 eastward to bathe and warm the s. of Greenland,
59:3.7 and the warm seas bathed the s. of the polar lands.
59:5.16 the vegetation growing in the bogs and the swamp s.
60:2.7 being formed along the northern Mediterranean s..
60:3.11 repercussional changes along the Pacific s. of Asia.
63:6.7 Onagar maintained headquarters on the northern s.
64:7.19 a lone Eskimo group on the s. of Hudson Bay.
66:7.16 was inscribed now lie beneath the waters off the s. of
73:1.5 group was situated on the northeastern Syrian s. of
73:3.1 an island—projecting westward from the eastern s. of
77:4.11 Van subsequently settled about the s. of the lake
79:5.6 were not slow in forsaking the inhospitable s. of the
80:2.3 through Iran, Mesopotamia, and along both s. of the
87:0.2 Human imagination cast off from the s. of self and
93:7.2 descendants of Adamson, clustered about the s. of
98:1.1 slaves that had been brought to the Greek s. in
107:3.6 Never to attempt a landing on the s. of Divinington.
110:1.2 harbors of perfection on far-distant and eternal s..
112:7.2 you are to awaken on the s. of a better world,
113:7.1 this first awakening on the s. of the mansion world;
123:6.1 his fisherman uncle on the s. of the Sea of Galilee
134:3.1 old Persian city of Urmia on the s. of Lake Urmia.
155:5.11 seas of unexplored truth in search for the farther s.
156:6.3 made their way to Gennesaret on the western s. of
shores of Paradise
7:5.6 intervenes between the Havona circuit and the s..
25:8.5 the resurrection into eternity on the everlasting s..
26:11.6 first circle of Havona, but they awaken on the s..
28:7.1 they range from the s. to the evolutionary worlds
48:4.20 through the circuits of Havona to the eternal s..
113:7.5 And they will be in waiting on the s. when their
shorn
53:7.13 the archrebels were dethroned and s. of all powers,
65:1.7 even though they are s. of all ability to organize—
65:2.13 highest types of germ plasm that it was forever s. of
66:8.5 this traitorous Prince was finally s. of all authority on
66:8.7 now this rebel of the realm, s. of all power to harm
74:3.1 and though s. of most of his power to work evil,
short—short cut or cut short; short distance; short lives;
short of; short period; short season; short sojourn;
short time; short way; short, in
14:5.1 On Urantia you pass through a s. and intense test
15:1.1 generations of a million or a billion of your s. years,
23:1.9 They are “s. circuited” as you might describe it in
23:2.23 Solitary Messengers can go in very s. order, not
39:4.7 a pause in the Paradise ascent, a s. breathing spell,
39:4.12 ever downward through a succession of s. falls,
42:5.4 These s. and powerful rays represent the initial
42:5.5 3. The s. space rays.
57:7.3 such estimates are too s. because the radioactive
58:2.2 Most of these s. wave lengths are absorbed by a
58:3.1 by the emergence of flood tides of s. space rays of
58:3.2 The output of s. space rays, whether coming from
58:3.4 fully resistant to all of this amazing flood of the s.
59:5.11 There was a s. interruption, and the sea returned to
59:5.11 This was a s. inundation, and most of the land was
74:7.11 observers were freely admitted to Eden for s. visits.
80:9.10 but in general its members are s., long-headed,
93:4.5 But even such a s. and simple declaration of faith
95:3.5 Ikhnaton they accepted but halfheartedly for one s.
100:4.5 —a s., misshapen, filthy, snarling hulk of a man
101:4.2 within a few s. years many of our statements
110:1.2 dark and uncertain mazes of your s. earthly career;
110:3.1 permits them to lend assistance in your s. struggles
111:0.2 vital that is destined to endure beyond the s. span of
112:3.7 unconscious during the long or s. sleep of death.
112:7.4 pass through a relatively s. and intensive testing on
118:1.6 exercised by those mortals whose time units are s.;
120:2.8 by a God-knowing human during the s. career of
120:2.8 and doing it during one s. lifetime in the flesh.
127:6.13 pass through during the s. and strenuous years of
135:4.6 begin his s. but brilliant career as a public preacher.
137:1.1 the two paused for a s. talk, during which Andrew
137:4.7 disconcerting news that the wine was running s..
137:4.9 a part of the Father’s will—” and Jesus stopped s.,
138:7.3 After this s. but earnest talk the apostles all arose,
138:8.10 teaching consisted in parables and s. discourses,
139:11.4 Four years was too s. a time in which to make such
146:1.2 the adoration of a spiritual ideal during the s. space
151:5.5 clouds, having spent themselves in a s. shower,
154:2.1 Within the s. space of two weeks every synagogue
163:2.3 but I would like to go to my home for a s. while to
163:4.12 They must go forth on this s. mission wholly
169:0.2 that Jesus planned to teach this one s. week at Pella
171:6.1 being s. of stature, Zaccheus could not see over their
173:5.6 They realized that only a few s. days could
174:1.2 After a s. silence Jesus looked significantly at all
175:3.2 left to finish their brief and s. lease of national life
181:0.1 (the s. interval between the resurrection and the
181:2.15 Whether your ministry be long or s., possess your
182:1.1 my time with you is now very s., and I desire that we
182:2.3 they had been running s. on sleep ever since their
183:0.1 wide awake; they had been refreshed by their s. naps,
183:4.2 After a s. informal discussion, Simon stood up on the
191:0.8 altogether too keen to be recovered from on s notice
short cut(s) or cut short
48:5.7 There are no royal roads, s. cuts, or easy paths to
75:8.5 to circumvent the established plan by s. cuts,
80:2.1 of the violet race into Europe was cut s. by climatic
80:6.5 This brilliant epoch of culture was cut s. by warfare
136:8.5 Jesus was fully aware of the s. cuts open to one of
short distance
61:7.5 lobe extended only a s. below the St. Lawrence
132:6.1 they are but a s. from safety and security, even as
134:3.1 a group of islands situated a s. offshore near Urmia
145:0.3 spent an hour together in a boat anchored a s.
148:2.1 At this infirmary, located a s. to the south of the
168:0.11 withdrew for a s. while both Martha and Mary talked
172:3.6 a little off the main road and a s. northwest of
173:0.3 The apostles withdrew for a s. and awaited
176:0.2 to climb up the western slope of Olivet for a s.
176:0.2 to their private camp near Gethsemane located a s.
178:0.1 the Master led them to a secluded spot a s. above
182:1.2 When Jesus had thus spoken, he led the way a s. up
184:2.9 Peter followed them, but only for a s. distance.
187:4.8 After Mary left, the other women withdrew for a s.
188:1.2 family tomb, hewn out of solid rock, located a s.
192:2.7 When they had gone a s., Jesus said to Andrew,
short life or lives
14:5.11 urges must frequently be restrained during your s. on
34:6.9 During the s. you live on Urantia, these two diverse
40:5.9 minds of these struggling creatures during their s. in
63:2.6 This was one of the most joyous moments in their s.
102:8.7 God and finding him to the fullness during one s. life
103:5.6 such antagonisms can be worked out, but in one s.
111:0.2 vital that is destined to endure beyond the s. span of
112:5.22 your onetime associates in the s. but intriguing life
120:2.8 Exhibit in your one s. in the flesh, as it has never
120:2.8 and doing it during one s. lifetime in the flesh.
146:1.2 spiritual ideal during the s. space of a single lifetime
193:4.11 which are not always distributed during this one s. in
195:5.10 latent adventure surging within the soul in one s. life
196:2.2 And thus, in one s. life, did Jesus traverse that
196:2.7 progress in the conquest of the mind in one s..
short of
9:5.6 you are far s. of that divine goal as you function in
12:1.16 the Infinite can never attain full expression s. of
15:7.2 it is twenty-two minutes s. of three thousand days of
58:6.8 while those that fall s. of this goal cease to exist.
61:7.3 in Europe the advancing ice stopped just s. of the
83:7.8 the social group falls s. of providing marriage
84:5.6 Woman’s estate is little s. of hopeless under the
92:4.9 But no revelation s. of the attainment of the
103:7.4 of mind logic on all levels of experience s. of the
105:1.6 And even that hypothesis probably falls far s. of the
106:8.17 Trinities could hardly attain to complete function s.
106:8.17 the three Absolutes can hardly be unified s. of the
108:5.10 an angel might possibly fall s. of the perfection of
118:0.11 also, you can comprehend that that is s. of infinity,
118:6.5 Volition on any level s. of the absolute encounters
118:10.1 for that would be nothing s. of cosmic tyranny.
132:3.7 The faith-activated soul of man cannot stop s. of the
134:5.16 no end to the evolution of political sovereignty s. of
139:7.9 When the funds for the week were s. of the
148:4.9 Any being who in any manner falls s. of the divine
160:1.14 All philosophies and religions which fall s. of these
171:6.1 crowd, but it was too great, and being s. of stature,
176:0.1 they could conceive of no event s. of the end of
178:1.7 In every possible way—in everything s. of spiritual
short period(s)
22:1.10 specific courses of training, for comparatively s.,
23:1.9 For s. and when stationary, they can collaborate in
57:5.10 they were in reality secondary suns for a s. after their
70:7.12 young men were usually released for a s. of leisure
91:7.2 often took his apostles away by themselves for s. to
135:0.4 Zacharias had only s. of service at the temple in
157:4.1 For s. some of them had truly believed that he was
181:2.26 and I know, after a s. of perplexity, you will go on
190:0.1 The resurrected Jesus now prepares to spend a s. on
short season(s)
100:5.8 S. of retreat from the busy scenes of life may not be
119:1.2 with these words: “I leave you but for a s..
132:5.16 remember that an individual can live on earth but a s.
163:1.3 for you go forth on this first mission for only a s..
181:0.1 really thought that this promise to return for a s.
191:5.3 You may tarry here and in Galilee for a s. while
short sojourn
14:5.10 just to aggravate and annoy you during your s. on
39:4.13 Your s. on Urantia, on this sphere of mortal infancy
48:3.18 worlds, whether your sojourn is to be long or s..
119:2.7 leave of the planet of his s. administrative sojourn,
156:2.3 during their s. many were added to the kingdom.
157:0.1 Before Jesus took the twelve for a s. in the vicinity
short time or short a time
35:9.9 is usually installed within a comparatively s., but
37:9.11 you tarry on your nativity planet such a s..
48:4.19 you always find it rejuvenating when for a s. you can
54:6.7 quite fully developed within a comparatively s.,
61:4.3 For a s. all the land of the world was again joined
64:6.6 But in a s. after reaching the Americas, the red men
76:2.3 in even so s. a time the officiating Nodite priests
78:8.3 In a s. they overran all Mesopotamia, driving forth
98:2.11 attained such heights of artistic philosophy in so s. a
101:4.1 religion is destined to be outgrown in a very s..
108:1.8 The s. intervening between the volunteering
118:1.6 exercised by those mortals whose time units are s.;
124:1.8 snow in Nazareth, remaining on the ground only a s.;
125:0.1 freedom from all sense of responsibility, for a s..
123:0.3 palatial home of Joseph’s relative-benefactor a s.
123:3.1 And in a very s. time he could read it readily.
129:1.7 which had been presented to the Jews a s. before
132:0.4 illuminate this truth in their minds that in a very s.
132:0.10 Paul did, a s. before his death, reach the conclusion
133:3.10 The elder of these two women died a s. thereafter,
135:6.4 in this s. he baptized over one hundred thousand
139:11.4 Four years was too s. a time in which to make
140:6.7 the apostles had talked among themselves for a s.,
147:2.4 again were the twenty-four all together until a s.
148:2.5 The camp disbanded a s. before the season for the
155:5.15 and apostles went apart by themselves for a s..
162:2.7 In just a s. I go to him who sent me into this world
170:2.10 Jesus was then absent from the world for only a s.;
170:5.19 In a s. the teaching of this story about Jesus nearly
171:1.6 Within a s. after the destruction of Jerusalem,
174:4.7 A s. back the Pharisees had enjoyed the manner in
178:0.1 did not return to the camp until midafternoon, a s.
180:0.3 In just a s. I am going to leave you, you will see
180:3.1 knowing that his time was s., said: “When I have left
180:4.5 In a very s. I am going to send you my spirit, just
180:6.5 “In just a little while I will leave you for a s. time.
182:1.1 my time with you is now very s., and I desire that
182:2.6 but I will rise to be with you a s. before I go to the
189:1.10 I would tarry here for a s. in transition form that I
189:1.12 the life he had chosen to live for a s. on Urantia.
191:4.1 manifestation to mortal recognition occurred a s.
192:2.13 tarry only a s. in this form before I go to my Father
short way
76:1.3 a s. north of the second garden the Euphrates and
77:5.10 A s. up in the foothills of Turkestan are the vestiges
134:8.2 Tiglath, Jesus had ascended the mountain only a s.
182:3.1 Jesus, taking Peter, James, and John, went a s. up
190:5.3 After walking a s. with them, Jesus said: “What
short, in
54:2.4 In s., what God had given men and angels Lucifer
56:7.8 In s., we have not the slightest concept of what
81:5.4 In s., the present-day mechanism is a trial-and-error
short-circuit
54:2.3 folly was the attempt to do the nondoable, to s. time
short-cut
75:2.1 his suggestions of compromise and s. adventures.
short-legged
61:3.4 including the four-tusked mastodons, s. rhinoceroses
short-lived
37:9.11 but you are all so s.; you tarry on your nativity
59:1.8 other continents were experiencing a s. emergence.
60:3.21 They were a s. species, soon becoming extinct.
79:2.7 stocks predominate, such achievements will be s..
79:7.4 upon the religious culture of the yellow race was s.,
80:6.4 of the Sethites, but these endeavors were s..
81:3.3 quickly because their unbaked mud huts were s.,
121:6.7 But such a campaign of misrepresentation was s.;
151:2.2 their devotion is s. in the face of tribulation and
short-range
25:2.8 quasi-material—are almost visible to the s. vision of
29:1.1 quasi-physical beings would be invisible to the s.
42:11.5 Linear gravity is the s. cohesive force of the
42:11.5 forces of intra-atomic cohesion are the s. forces of
44:3.2 They would be invisible to your s. vision, but they
short-ray
58:3.2 This s. energy charge of universe space is four
short-wave
58:2.10 transmission of your long- and s. radiobroadcasts.
shortage
70:1.9 2. Woman scarcity—an attempt to relieve a s. of
80:3.4 only practicing polygamy when war produced a s. of
130:2.1 There was a s. of skilled woodworkers for this task
shortcoming
181:2.27 that this s. in no way impairs my affection for you,
shortcomings
92:3.7 religion to compensate for many evolutionary s..
100:6.4 changed to the natural consciousness of mortal s.,
108:3.6 to adjust the mistakes and to compensate for the s.
158:7.8 Jesus had always been patient with their human s.,
159:1.5 come to God asking consideration for your s. when
shorten
150:8.6 on this occasion it was desirable to s. the service in
158:6.4 that you cannot time-s. the course of established
shortened
81:6.7 wrest a living from the land with s. days of labor
92:7.12 and invisible are inevitable, but they should be s. by
97:7.9 “And the Lord’s hand is not s. that it cannot save,
123:5.3 In the summer months the hours for school were s..
136:5.5 to the act or event in question, should not be s. or
shortening
136:8.1 permitted the manifestation of numerous time-s.
shorter
18:2.4 And you will each spend a longer or s. time on each
30:3.1 sojourn on architectural spheres for a longer or s.
30:4.12 those who avoid the longer or s. sleep of death.
37:6.7 be afforded opportunity to serve for a longer or s.
39:8.4 angels sometimes achieve Paradise in a much s. time
44:0.4 may choose such a career for a longer or s. period.
52:2.2 five hundred thousand years, some longer, some s..
52:4.10 Sometimes such an epoch is much s. and in rare
62:3.2 than their parents, having longer legs and s. arms.
86:4.8 specimens were also supposed to have s. shadows.
162:0.1 to go through Samaria, that being the s. route.
187:1.1 did not carry the whole cross, only this s. timber.
193:6.4 Thomas worried for a s. period and then resumed
shortest
42:5.5 These are the s. of all purely electronic vibrations
shortly—see shortly after; shortly before
57:5.2 outside influences that were to be s. encountered.
66:1.5 that this noble Lanonandek would so s. betray his
70:6.5 officer was a food administrator; others s. followed
87:6.2 stop with the effort to win good luck; he s. began
96:2.4 enslavement of the Semite peoples who were s. to
119:4.1 for he s. went out upon the Salvington dispatching
122:2.3 I, Gabriel, have come to announce that you will s.
130:8.1 S. he became an enthusiastic preacher of the
133:5.1 They s. arrived at the olden center of Greek science
133:7.1 S. the travelers set sail for Cyprus, stopping at
148:8.3 Kirmeth s. returned to Bagdad, taking with him
155:5.12 since we will so s. begin the bold proclamation of
176:2.3 my spirit, who shall s. be poured out upon all flesh.
178:3.2 I talk with you about what must s. come to pass.
182:2.5 that he will rise from the dead and appear to you s.,
184:1.9 Caiaphas himself followed after them s..
shortly after or shortly thereafter
49:5.24 s. the System Sovereign dispatches a Material Son
57:5.13 s. the extrusion of the solar system ancestral mass
57:8.10 S. Urantia was first recognized on the universe
59:5.3 S. the central portion of North America was
62:6.5 first contact with the mind of the female twin and s.
63:2.3 their previously prepared rendezvous s. midnight.
63:7.3 Andon and Fonta, s. their arrival on Jerusem,
64:6.5 and s. the Bering land isthmus sank, thus isolating
64:7.18 eighty thousand years ago, s. the red man entered
66:4.5 Usually this is at, or s., the time of the arrival of the
67:2.1 S. Satan’s inspection and when the planetary
67:6.8 Van and Amadon remained on earth until s. the
72:0.3 It received a Material Son s. Adam came to Urantia,
73:1.5 S. the destruction of Dalamatia the followers of Nod
74:6.4 They ate once a day, s. after noontime.
75:3.2 s. assuming the leadership of the Syrian Nodites,
75:3.2 s. this great event, Serapatatia and his new staff
76:5.2 But s. their reduction to mortal status they became
77:8.1 since their amalgamation into one group s. Pentecost
77:9.5 released from immediate planetary duties s Pentecost
93:0.2 corps of twelve became receivers for your world s.
93:8.1 It was s. the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah
93:9.3 (S. his marriage to Sarah, Abraham one night had
114:4.1 of authority by the government of Norlatiadek s. the
119:5.1 S. his departure from Salvington there did appear
119:5.3 unceremonious leave of Uversa, appearing s.
119:7.2 as the theater for his final bestowal was made s.
119:8.1 and s. there were issued mandates of divorcement
122:5.9 S. they moved into their new home in Nazareth,
123:0.1 able to support his family as he secured work s.
139:4.3 S. the selection of the twelve and at the time Jesus
139:6.9 Nathaniel’s father (Bartholomew) died s. Pentecost,
145:5.3 so, very early, s. Jesus had gone out to pray, Peter
145:5.9 That Sunday afternoon, s. Jesus and his apostles had
151:5.7 all rested in the boats, not going ashore until s.
151:6.6 saw the swine tumbling over the brow of the hill s.
152:5.1 s. midnight he and the Mark lad started to walk
154:2.1 S. the Hebron synagogue was destroyed by fire.
156:4.3 When, s., the supply of the sea animals which
158:1.3 his experience in the hills to the east of Jordan s.
168:0.1 s. noon when Martha started out to meet Jesus as he
172:0.1 Jesus and the apostles arrived at Bethany s. four
175:0.1 S. two o’clock on this Tuesday afternoon, Jesus,
177:3.5 S. noon, more than twenty of the Greeks who had
177:4.1 S. Jesus and John Mark left the camp, Judas
177:4.1 of the Sanhedrin and had been appointed for s.
178:2.3 S. lunch he did lead Jesus aside and, making bold,
182:2.12 S. David left him, and when Mark observed Jesus
183:4.4 S. daybreak, Simon Peter wandered back to camp,
183:4.7 It was s. daylight and just after Peter had been sent
184:2.4 S the portress let Peter in, and while he was warming
184:3.9 S. the beginning of the testimony of the false
185:0.1 S. six o’clock on this Friday morning, April 7, Jesus
186:3.1 S. Jesus was turned over to the Roman soldiers at
187:1.9 S. passing through the gate on the way out of the
187:1.11 was s. nine o’clock when this procession of death
187:5.1 s. twelve o’clock the sky darkened by reason of
187:5.1 When the Master gave up his life s. this hour, less
187:5.2 S. one o’clock, amidst the increasing darkness of
188:3.11 This memorial was created s. Michael departed from
189:0.1 S. the adjournment of the council of the archangels
190:1.2 S. six o’clock the daughter of Joseph of Arimathea
190:2.2 S. noontide, Jesus’ oldest brother, James, was
191:2.1 S. nine o’clock that evening, after the departure of
shortly before
62:5.10 S. their departure from the home forests they lost
63:2.3 they sallied forth s. nightfall on their trek.
80:6.2 The Nile valley began to suffer from floods s. before
129:1.6 when Jesus returned s. the double wedding of Simon
137:8.1 On Sabbath, June 22, s. they went out on their first
152:0.2 S. they reached the ruler’s house, as they hastened
158:1.3 about halfway up the mountain, s. noon, Jesus told
158:1.10 made ready to descend the mountain s. midnight.
158:4.1 It was s. breakfast time on this Tuesday morning
184:2.3 Peter threw away his sword s. he came up to the
185:2.6 s. midnight and after Pilate had granted permission
188:0.1 This period in the Master’s career began s. he was
190:1.6 And so, s. ten o’clock, these twenty-six runners
190:2.6 fourth appearance of Jesus occurred s. two o’clock
shortsighted
54:6.8 S. and time-bound mortal minds should be slow to
118:10.1 Neither is the divine love that s. affection which
139:7.3 Matthew’s weakness was his s. and materialistic
152:3.2 “My children, you mean well, but you are s. and
186:2.4 These s. Jews clamored for the Master’s death while
shot
57:5.5 pulsations, streams of gaseous material were s. out
84:8.2 human institutions are so completely s. through
should—non-exhaustive; see should—interrogative
131:10.7 Whatsoever I would that men s. do to me, that I will
175:2.1 it s. not cause those who profess to be followers of
176:1.4 but you s. not be deceived, for I have told you all
178:1.6 you s. not employ temporal power in the furtherance
178:1.14 you s. not become dreamers and drifters, supinely
179:1.4 Jesus, when he s. come and see him in the place of
179:3.9 the children of this world seek, but it s. not be so
182:2.3 that his disciples s. not fight with the sword to
188:4.1 to this death of Jesus on the cross which s. not be
188:4.2 you s. be careful not to make the great mistake of
188:4.9 The believer’s chief concern s. not be the selfish
190:1.3 I heard the Master say that, after he s. die, he
195:7.1 Better that science s. be devoted to the destruction
195:7.2 Science s. do for man materially what religion does
195:10.11 The visible church s. refuse longer to handicap the
195:10.17 The purpose of all education s. be to foster and
196:1.5 It s. not be the aim of kingdom believers literally to
should—interrogative
132:5.2 S. I keep it, or s. I give it away?”
136:6.1 S. he go in quest of food as any ordinary man would,
136:6.1 or s. he merely exercise his normal creative powers
136:8.1 S. he in any manner lend his universe powers to
142:2.4 And s. not mankind, as the centuries pass, come
148:7.2 Sabbath day or s. he seek help on another day.
162:2.1 s. you not rather follow the light you already have?
166:2.3 S. we sit in judgment on our fellow men?
167:3.3 s. not this woman, a daughter of Abraham who
168:1.12 would only believe, you s. see the glory of God?
176:1.4 here to direct us, when s. we forsake Jerusalem?”
191:4.3 s. you not also equally love those who are your
195:5.13 why s. men dwell so much upon the evil in the world
shoulder—noun
60:3.20 having two horns and a capelike s. flange.
124:3.8 Jesus by the s., angrily exclaimed, “My son, never
127:2.3 this insinuation Jesus laid a kindly hand on her s.
130:6.2 Jesus, laying a gentle hand on his s., said: “No,
130:8.3 his hand on the boy’s s., he said: “Farewell, my lad,
133:2.1 irate husband and, tapping him gently on the s., said
137:1.6 Jesus, laying a hand on the s. of each of them,
146:2.3 But they refused to hearken and pulled away the s.
158:7.3 laid his hand upon the Master’s s. and said: “Master,
159:1.2 has found his lost sheep, he lays it over his s. and,
167:3.1 touching her bowed-over form on the s., said:
169:1.2 over his s. and tenderly carried it back to the fold.
181:2.9 And then, laying his hand on Simon’s s., Jesus
181:2.23 Jesus, putting his hand on Nathaniel’s s., said:
181:2.28 Then said Peter, placing his hand on Jesus’ s.: “No
186:1.2 a servant of the high priest, tapping him on the s.,
190:2.3 presence, as if someone had touched him on the s.
shoulder—verb
126:2.2 but that his young human nature must also s. the
shouldered
122:7.7 Leaving the donkey in the courtyard, Joseph s.
127:1.8 the willing manner in which Jesus s. the responsibility
shoulders
81:6.23 Social inheritance enables man to stand on the s. of
124:3.4 burdens should normally have fallen on his s..
124:6.16 Nazareth family descended upon his youthful s.,
124:6.16 government of a universe on his human-divine s..”
124:6.17 on Jesus’ s. rested the responsibility of a universe.
135:10.1 of the coming kingdom was no longer on his s..
166:1.5 heavy burdens, grievous to be borne, on men’s s..
175:1.8 how these leaders bind heavy burdens on your s.,
187:1.1 the soldiers placed the crossbeam on Jesus’ s..
187:1.9 from Cyrene, to take the crossbeam from Jesus’ s.
shout
152:3.2 This mighty s. enthused Peter and those of the
152:3.2 This mighty s. of the multitude had hardly ceased
172:3.4 Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion; s., O daughter
172:3.9 began to sing, or rather to s. in unison, the Psalm,
shouted
152:3.1 feasting, rose as one man and s., “Make him king!
153:3.2 mounting a lampstand, s. out this question: “You
164:4.11 Then Josiah, standing upon a stool, s. abroad to all
164:4.11 they s. to him: “You were altogether born in sin,
184:3.8 the high priest s. at Jesus, “Do you not answer any of
185:3.7 so that they wildly s. that Jesus should die;
185:5.4 s. at the top of their voices, “Barabbas, Barabbas!”
185:5.4 while they loudly s. for the release of Barabbas.
185:5.6 murderer while they s. for the blood of Jesus.
185:5.9 And they all s. with one accord, “Crucify him!
185:5.11 And again the crowd s., “Give us Barabbas!”
185:5.12 once more the multitude s. in unison, “Crucify him!
185:6.5 only s. the louder and the longer, “Crucify him!
187:1.9 The soldiers s. at him and kicked him, but he could
shouting
74:2.3 carrier pigeons assembled from near and far, s.: “Let
86:5.10 called back by speaking or s. the sleeper’s name.
87:6.11 Ghosts were supposed to be frightened by noise; s.,
91:8.5 and sometimes the blatant s. of pious phrases.
162:7.6 raised a tumult, s.: “You are not fifty years of age,
172:3.11 Jerusalem waving palm branches, s. hosannas,
172:5.8 Master arrived at the temple at the head of this s.
173:1.7 pilgrims were electrified, and with uproarious s.
185:5.2 Just as the Jews were about to engage in s. their
shouts
185:5.6 let loose their mighty s. for Barabbas’s release
shove
150:9.3 precipitous hill, where they were minded to s. him
shoved
60:3.14 here may be found the prelife stone layers s. out over
shovel
135:7.2 And his s. is in his hand thoroughly to cleanse his
show—noun
70:1.3 used to settle disputes by holding a public s. at which
70:7.13 girls were permitted to attend the “bride s.,”
136:9.11 to win acceptance of a spiritual message by a s. of
140:1.5 this kingdom will not come with an outward s. of
157:2.2 Be not deceived by their s. of much learning and
157:4.3 he did not approve of such an outward s. of respect.
165:4.8 ‘With their mouths they make a s. of love, but
168:0.12 contempt for the outward s. of affection by some
168:0.12 Jesus indignantly resented the s. of forced and
183:3.4 he wanted to make a s. of carrying out his part of
183:3.8 Jesus thus put a stop to this s. of physical resistance
185:5.6 gentile bondage with a great s. of power and glory.
show—verb; see show—imperative; see—show forth;
see—show mercy
4:4.7 But it requires revelation to s. that the First Cause of
24:7.1 Graduate Guides s. such a breadth of sympathy and
25:6.6 On Uversa these senior Celestial Recorders can s.
28:6.7 The Memory of Mercy must s. that the saving
28:6.10 The Imports of Time must afford testimony to s. that
32:4.7 he would s. himself to us in still other ways, but
38:0.3 seraphim s. a minimum of variation; they are the
41:6.7 spectral analyses s. only sun-surface compositions.
42:7.5 Not every world will s. one hundred recognizable
52:3.9 the resultant stocks s. varying degrees of anatomic
53:9.1 To all who would s. proof of sincere repentance,
69:5.14 sacrificed scores of slaves to s. disdain for wealth.
70:10.6 quaff this filthy draught and not s. symptoms of
85:3.4 The Hindus often s. Vishnu with a horse’s head.
87:1.5 later on, to s. respect for the dead and thus appease
91:4.3 be fair; do not expect God to s. partiality, to love
94:7.3 but he failed to s. them the pathway to that real
95:6.9 so dimly burned to s. man in his darkened world
110:2.2 the records will s. that the transformation has been
110:4.6 For thousands of years, so the records of Jerusem s.,
112:0.8 in contradistinction to the three energies which s.
120:2.8 you will so function as to s. your entire universe
121:8.4 The author of this record seeks to s. in Jesus’ life
124:2.6 This year he began to s. a marked preference for the
124:3.2 Joseph and Mary were often tempted to s. some
130:6.3 imploring Jesus to help him, to s. him the way of
130:7.2 “A man who would have friends must s. himself
132:7.2 we might by our lives s. him the Father in heaven,
133:3.8 will embrace the opportunity to s. all the world—
134:3.7 the various religions made a great effort to s. how
137:4.6 as “the Deliverer,” would s. his hand during the
139:3.5 the Samaritans who presumed to s. disrespect for
139:5.8 “Come”—“come with me; I will s. you the way.”
139:5.8 “Come with us while we s. and share with you the
140:3.18 I exhort you to s. just judgment and keen wisdom.
140:5.16 young men that it is unmanly to s. tenderness or
140:8.10 Nevertheless, he did s. man the best way of living,
140:10.1 trying to s. the twelve what they must be, not what
141:6.2 your forefathers but to s. you the perfected vision
141:6.4 Do not undertake to s. men the beauties of the
142:3.9 the Scriptures clearly s. how the concept of the
143:2.2 I s. to you the way of life as revealed to me by my
143:2.3 behold I s. you how all things are to become new.
143:5.11 Even nineteen centuries later many s. the same
144:5.20 Be patient with us as we s. loving-kindness to our
147:3.1 John said to Jesus, “Come with me, I would s. you
147:7.2 Therefore do my disciples s. wisdom in that they do
148:4.9 I have come to s. that man, by entrance into the
153:3.2 The Father has sent me into the world to s. how he
153:3.3 Why is it that you s. such disrespect for the
155:5.8 to s. a personal preference for those religions of
156:1.8 are not minded to s. faith enough to enter therein.”
157:1.1 Peter was inclined to s. indignation at the
158:6.2 But I will now s. you the cause of your defeat in
160:5.8 from the Father, and that he will s. us the way.
162:7.5 to s. you how to become truly the sons of God.
163:4.14 They were to s. every kindness to those who might
166:2.4 “If you would be made whole, go forthwith and s.
166:2.4 continued on their way to s. themselves to the priests
167:2.2 they even s. disrespect to my servants who bid
169:1.2 But I have come to s. you that, while you are seeking
169:1.15 He presented the story of the lost sheep to s. that,
169:1.15 prodigal, to s. how complete is the restoration of
169:2.2 why should you s. less diligence in gaining souls
169:2.5 the sons of this world sometimes s. more wisdom
171:7.3 could he manifest genuine sympathy and s. sincere
173:4.2 but they will surely s. respect for my beloved son.
174:5.3 But I am constrained to s. forbearance since I fear
175:1.7 to live among you and personally s. you the way.
176:1.1 faith and to s. your steadfastness in the gospel of the
178:1.15 From generation to generation this gospel must s.
178:2.7 this householder will s. you a large upper room
180:3.6 we will follow you this very night if you will s. us the
180:4.4 How will you s. yourself to us?”
180:6.4 he will even s. you things to come; he will glorify me
180:6.8 have I come into the world to s. the Father to your
181:2.13 Will Andrew s. us the way?”
182:1.6 I long to s. my earthly brethren the glory I had
185:3.3 My presence in these bonds is sufficient to s. all men
185:3.4 even that I should s. my Father to all men and bear
186:2.9 Jesus said enough to s. all mortals the kind of human
187:1.7 it was strictly against the law to s. friendly feelings
187:1.7 authorities by daring to s. compassion in his behalf.
188:3.12 There are records extant which s. that during this
188:4.7 more surely s. the way of salvation for all mortals of
191:0.4 “if he has risen and can s. himself to the women,
191:0.4 why does he not s. himself to us, his apostles?”
193:0.5 I lived my life in the flesh to s. how you can,
193:3.2 ‘He who would have friends must s. himself
195:5.12 not view merely white patches of good which s. up
show—imperative
66:7.10 nor s. disrespect to his superhuman associates.
66:7.15 7. You shall not s. disrespect to your parents or to
93:4.13 7. You shall not s. disrespect for your parents and
107:3.4 1. Always to s. adequate respect for the experience
136:8.1 taunting challenge of his enemies to “s. us a sign”
141:6.4 Do not undertake to s. men the beauties of the
144:2.1 “O Father, cleanse us from sin, s. us your glory,
144:5.43 S. us the pathway to eternal progress And give us
151:6.8 Return to your own people and s. them what great
159:1.3 to him and with tact and patience s. him his fault.
159:3.2 s. proper respect for the personalities of your
174:2.2 S. me the tribute money, and I will answer you.”
178:1.7 By discretion s. yourselves to be expert in ironing
178:1.17 S. mercy even to those who despitefully abuse you.
178:1.17 S. yourselves to be loyal citizens, upright artisans,
180:3.8 “Master, s. us the Father, and everything you have
180:3.9 How can you then say, S. us the Father?
181:2.19 S. all men on earth and the angels of heaven how
show forth
8:4.1 the Infinite Spirit and his spirit offspring s. the
20:7.4 they appear to s. the character of the Infinite Spirit.
22:10.2 thus they s. and actually embody the very wisdom
52:7.13 you shall s. the praises of Him who has called you
97:7.10 created for my glory, and they shall s. my praise.
126:3.10 “to be about his Father’s business”—to s. his Father’s
131:2.7 to s. loving-kindness in the morning and the divine
131:7.2 Prince of Heaven seek to reveal himself and to s.
136:4.13 reveal the Father and s. his divine character of love.
137:7.13 that they must “s. love, compassion, and sympathy.”
140:5.3 —to s. the beginnings of a fatherly affection.
142:2.2 reveal the Father in new glory and to s. his love
143:2.8 you spontaneously s. the fruits of the spirit in your
144:5.64 Even as we s. forth your patience to our children.
169:4.2 to reveal their combined natures and to s. their work.
175:1.5 to s. the spiritual glory of a God-knowing race, but
176:2.3 my Father continue to manifest his mercy and s. his
176:3.10 will this truth multiply and s. the increasing light of
193:2.2 begin to s. the fruits of the spirit in loving service
show mercy
2:6.9 the universal tendency to love, s., manifest patience,
6:3.1 but the Son can s. to creatures in one additional way,
6:3.4 to persuade his Father to s. to the wrongdoers
6:3.4 Eternal Son as appealing to the Father to s. to his
28:6.8 you can take the next step and really s.; but you
54:6.3 affectionate father of a large family chooses to s.
122:9.11 To s. to our fathers, and remember his holy covenant
132:4.6 Dare to do justice and be big enough to s. mercy.
133:1.2 As an individual I am beholden to s.; I must go to
133:2.1 your face the love of justice if not the desire to s..
140:3.17 I require of you during your mortal life that you s.
140:5.5 even as mourners they would be empowered to s.,
146:2.6 5. They who would receive mercy must s. mercy;
148:7.2 if you could tempt me to s. on the Sabbath day.
159:1.5 But the chief steward would not s. to his fellow
159:1.5 Why did you not also s. to your fellow steward,
159:1.5 And even so shall my heavenly Father s. the more
159:1.5 the more abundant mercy to those who freely s. to
163:3.7 generosity because I desire to be good and to s.?’”
175:1.14 You who refuse to s., can you hope for mercy in the
showbread
147:6.4 with him entered the house of God and ate the s.,
showed
34:7.6 Jesus s. mankind the new way of mortal living
63:5.5 s. great skill in constructing stone sleeping chambers,
126:4.5 No! for the Lord has s. us, O men, what is good.
142:6.2 In receiving Nicodemus, Jesus s. no deference;
149:4.4 Jesus s. how prudence and discretion, when carried
159:1.5 mercy to your fellow steward, even as I s. mercy to
164:1.3 snare, he answered, “He who s. mercy on him.”
164:1.4 The lawyer answered, “He who s. mercy,” that he
178:2.8 lad’s father met them and s. them the upper room
191:4.1 at Philadelphia, where he s. himself to Abner and
shower
42:5.4 detect the phenomena of these rays as they s. in upon
151:5.5 dark clouds, having spent themselves in a short s.,
showers
57:7.6 the combustion products of the heavy meteoric s.
124:1.10 rain fell in refreshing s. from November to April,
157:2.1 When you see a cloud rising in the west, you say s.
163:1.2 between s. of rain, a company of believers assembled
showing
10:3.1 to the acts and doings of plural Deity, clearly s.
28:6.21 always s. a dual and mutually dependent report of
53:1.2 intelligences refrained from s. Lucifer disrespect and
62:3.6 these mid-mammals were capable of s. disgust in
72:3.8 after both bride and groom present certificates s. that
97:1.8 The Lord will judge the ends of the earth, s. mercy
111:7.3 Why do you not aid the Adjuster in the task of s. you
121:8.4 Jesus as a son of David, picturing him as s. great
130:3.2 s. all who so desire the way to reach the harbor of
139:4.2 personality as Jesus to be guilty of s. favoritism,
141:3.8 By s. mercy, he meant to portray deliverance from
142:4.1 Flavius escorted him from room to room, s. him
146:4.4 s. yourself to the priest and offering those sacrifices
155:6.15 1. The fruits of the spirit of God s. forth in your daily
162:0.2 the honor of s. hospitality to the Creator Son of a
172:1.5 s. indignation that so costly an ointment should be
181:2.10 Dedicate your life, Simon, to s. how acceptably
181:2.14 dedicate your whole future life service to s. all men
181:2.20 I will take great pleasure in s. you that which eye
181:2.26 Dedicate your life to the great work of s. how the
188:3.12 There are also records s. that the Ancients of Days
194:3.1 the “fruits of the spirit” in his life, he is simply s.
shown—see shown by; shown forth; shown, be
1:5.12 The corporeality error is s. in both extremes of
9:7.1 The action of reflectivity is s. in perfection on each
16:9.4 This is s. in a purely human manner in man’s
19:1.11 Eternal ends are not s. in time beginnings.
22:3.1 have s. extraordinary executive genius throughout
28:6.19 of the true and of the hidden motives is clearly s..
32:3.11 In all this is s. the wisdom of the Creators.
46:7.7 They are most appreciative of the attentions s. them
52:6.2 While Jesus has s. the way to the immediate
58:7.7 are more graphically s. than in the St. Croix valley
59:4.16 are well s. in the Appalachian Mountains of North
62:3.7 construction propensity, as s. in their rivalry in the
69:3.3 woman has never s. any reluctance to doing man’s
74:3.8 the thousands upon thousands of animals s. him.
76:2.2 Abel was not slow to note that preference was s. for
76:2.6 Abel’s superb inheritance would then have s. itself.
82:3.3 control the sex urge, as has been s. among all races.
82:6.5 as is s. in the present population of the United States
92:6.16 Buddhism has s. an adaptability to the mores of
97:5.6 He has s. me, O man, what is good; and what does
100:6.1 This religious devotion to supreme values is s. in
102:5.2 This same purposive supremacy is s. in the evolution
128:1.2 This is s. in the selection of his first title, the Son of
139:2.12 Something of Peter’s style and teaching is s. in the
139:2.12 Peter’s vigorous style was better s. in his letter
139:5.9 well s. when the Greeks came to him at Jerusalem,
144:5.5 Imperfectly through us as it is in perfection s. on
144:5.60 As you are perfectly and majestically s. on high.
149:0.2 when you have s. yourselves competent and faithful,
151:2.7 they have so fully s. the danger of undertaking to
152:6.3 presently s. in the abundant yielding of the fruits
154:6.4 that she and his brothers had s. the grace actually to
155:1.2 All this loving-kindness shall be s. the so-called
162:7.4 If I, then, proclaim and live the truth s. me by the
163:6.7 I have s. you the way; go forth to do your duty and
164:2.2 had he exhibited such learning and s. such a grasp of
164:5.3 “Many loving works have I s. you from the Father,
169:2.4 that his unfaithful steward had at least s. sagacity
169:2.6 If you have not s. foresight and integrity in the affairs
175:4.10 that Jesus was a lawbreaker; that he had s. utter
179:1.1 When the apostles had been s. upstairs by John Mark
181:1.6 I have triumphed in the world and s. you the way
195:5.12 the black patches of evil which you see are s. against
shown by
43:4.8 knew of these things is s. by the record: “And there
60:2.5 as is s. by the abundant fresh-water fossils of the
63:6.5 is s. by the prayer taught these folks by Onagar,
68:1.6 society is a rather recent phenomenon is well s. by
74:8.8 recognized pre-Adamic civilization is clearly s. by
82:6.5 inferior strata, creativity is diminished, as is s. by the
99:5.8 the grasp of ideal values is s. by the New Testament
103:1.1 is s. by the fact that twentieth-century theologians
126:5.2 life in the home, field, and workshop is s. by Jesus’
131:7.1 remnants of earlier Melchizedek teachings as is s. by
162:7.4 If I, then, proclaim and live the truth s. me by the
shown forth
11:0.2 the glory of the central Isle is s. in the infinite
56:10.17 Divine goodness is more fully s in the loving ministry
56:10.19 They are variously s. by God the Sevenfold in seven
179:2.3 the Father’s love on earth and had s. his mercy to
shown, be
139:5.2 Philip was always wanting to be s..
139:5.5 complied with his steward’s request to “be s..”
139:8.9 like Philip; Thomas also wanted “to be s.,” but his
181:2.20 Philip, you have always wanted to be s., and very
shows—noun
83:3.2 The bride s. were occasions for dressing up and
shows—verb
23:3.3 record s. that on the journey to fulfill this mission
58:2.8 The power of sunspots to alter light frequencies s.
114:0.2 The registry s. 1,002,469,238 individuals; it follows
131:2.2 glory of God, and the firmament s. his handiwork.
131:2.2 Day after day utters speech; night after night s.
148:5.5 ‘As a father s. compassion for his children, so is
150:8.6 and the terrible God, who s. mercy and kindness,
162:7.3 I declare to you the truth which the Father s. me,
176:2.6 You know when the fig tree s. its tender branches
188:5.2 The cross forever s. that the attitude of Jesus
195:0.3 History s. that the struggle ended in compromise.
shrank
139:2.6 assault, but Peter withered and s. before ridicule.
152:6.2 in Galilee alone, s. to less than five hundred.
shreds
139:0.1 tore to s. their every ambition for personal exaltation
shrewd
84:4.2 paradox; she has always been a s. manager of men;
89:4.8 As time passed, man became s. in his sacrificing,
90:1.4 self-deceived; many were s. and able tricksters.
90:1.4 and ventriloquism was first used by s. priests.
90:1.5 the honest shamans early perished; only the s. actors
90:1.6 and the strong and lodged it in the hands of the s.,
93:6.8 Abraham was a s. and efficient business man, a
139:7.6 Matthew really was a s. politician, but he was loyal
159:3.2 crushed by mere weight of logic or overawed by s.
169:2.0 2. PARABLE OF THE SHREWD STEWARD
169:2.2 very s. in dealing with your business associates.
169:2.3 the story of a certain rich man who had a s but unjust
173:1.11 S., wicked, and designing men are not to be
176:3.4 ‘Lord, I knew you and realized that you were a s.
195:0.11 But the Christians made a s. bargain with the pagans
195:1.4 2. Paul and his successors were willing but s. and
shrewdness
84:4.3 that women were all along compelled to resort to s.
89:8.7 spirit of trade and had developed the s. of barter;
shrimps
59:1.18 and other crustaceans—s., crabs, and lobsters.
shrine
43:6.3 located in this magnificent garden is the worship s. of
43:6.3 At this s. the Most Highs, on every tenth day of
55:2.6 permeating those gathered around the translation s.
67:5.5 converted the Father’s temple into a s. dedicated to
73:5.1 the temple of the Father, the sacred s. of the Garden.
74:0.1 on within the precincts of this newly created s..
88:2.5 war altar and religious s. which was the ark.
119:8.8 Urantia is the sentimental s. of all Nebadon,
133:6.1 thought it best to purchase a little silver s. in honor
133:8.1 Gonod and Ganid visited this notorious s. of shame,
185:1.1 looked to Jerusalem as the s. of their faith and held
shrines
55:1.5 subsidiary morontia life s. are provided in different
55:1.5 twenty-five morontia s. were functioning.
69:6.5 The fires of the temples and s. were sacred and were
80:7.7 Thousands of public s. were erected throughout Asia
88:2.3 The s. and temples were at first fetish places because
90:5.3 The making of pilgrimages to sacred s. is a very
92:1.3 embraces rites, symbols, cults, scriptures, altars, s.,
98:3.4 The Latin peoples maintained temples, altars, and s.
shrink
147:7.2 cloth upon an old garment, lest, when it is wet, it s.
174:5.3 you still s. from open confession of the truth lest
182:3.1 to lay down this life, and I do not s. therefrom, but
shrouded
68:4.2 and unintentional and therefore always s. in mystery.
shrub
66:4.13 the fruit of the tree of life, a s. of Edentia which was
73:6.3 they sent to the planet, by the Melchizedeks, a s. of
73:6.5 This Edentia s. was taken to their highland retreat,
73:6.5 where it served Van and Amadon for more than one
shrubs
43:6.8 If you enjoy the flowers, s., and trees of Urantia,
191:1.1 dejected apostle strolled among the flowers and s..
shrunk
143:3.3 your problem is found to have s. in size and
172:5.13 Judas had never s. from persecution, but he could
shudder
175:2.2 What a s. of horror passes over the onlooking
184:4.4 The human heart cannot possibly conceive of the s.
185:6.4 This sight sent a mighty s. through the realms of a
shuddered
158:2.2 Peter s. at the thought of the Master’s dying—it
187:6.3 vast universe whose myriads of intelligences had s. at
191:1.1 Peter had s. at the fate of Judas and even thought
shun
140:5.21 But young people and brave adults never s. difficulty
142:7.1 Shall your believers court poverty and s. property?
147:5.2 they did not s. publicity regarding their philanthropy.
155:5.11 fearful and halfhearted souls who instinctively s.
159:4.7 it is best that we live these truths while we s. the
163:6.6 Lucifer, the iniquitous one, you would solemnly s.
166:1.4 Woe upon all who s. justice, spurn mercy, and
Shunem
124:6.3 on the left, they passed the ancient village of S.,
150:5.1 One evening at S., after John’s apostles had returned
shunned
84:3.6 Primitive man s. the soil; it was too peaceful, too
84:4.6 the expectant mother was s., left alone.
94:8.8 not so much that love of one’s fellows should be s.
149:4.4 his hearers to strive for originality while they s. all
159:5.17 Jesus s. flowery language and avoided the mere
169:1.6 The younger son enjoyed play but s. work;
shunning
85:7.2 mind there is little difference between fearing, s.,
shuns
101:8.3 Faith never s. the problem-solving duty of living.
131:1.8 Prayerful worship s. evil and forbids sin.
shunt
49:3.3 which operate to consume or s. the meteors.
shut
114:7.17 a cosmic orphan stigmatized by sin and s. away from
144:2.3 ‘Trouble me not, for the door is now s. and the
144:3.14 rooms and s. the doors when they engaged in prayer.
149:3.2 When men s. off the appeal to the spirit that
158:8.1 than to cling to these idols and find yourself s. out
166:1.5 you cannot thus s. up the doors of the kingdom of
166:3.4 to you who have refused salvation, the door is s..
175:1.12 You would s. the doors of the kingdom of heaven
191:5.2 were securely s. and barred, the morontia Master
193:4.2 s. in and away from ordinary social contacts.
shut-in
64:1.2 grew out of his feeling of helplessness in the s.
192:1.2 the open in contact with nature, far away from the s.
193:4.5 chose to grow into a confirmed “s.” and unsociable
shuts
2:1.6 fact, automatically s. him off from all direct personal
40:10.6 the attainment of this goal automatically s. them
131:7.3 every hair of pride s. off saving light, as it were, by a
shutting
60:3.8 85,000,000 years ago Bering Strait closed, s. off the
Siam
94:9.1 established in Tibet, Kashmir, Ceylon, S., Korea,
Siberia
60:1.13 S. and North America were connected by the Bering
60:3.15 Much of the rest of Asia, including S., was still under
61:7.1 in North America and are found in Europe and S..
64:6.5 But throughout S., China, central Asia, India, and
79:6.1 pushing them north into S. and west to Turkestan,
80:3.6 there are peoples who still build similar huts in S..
80:4.2 having come from S. by way of the Russian rivers
Siberian
60:1.12 examine the Himalayan, S., and Mediterranean
61:7.3 In Asia the S. ice sheet made its southernmost
61:7.14 to Canada; the S. variety became wool covered.
64:4.5 the S. glacier was making its southernmost march,
Siberians
79:5.6 Chinese peoples, together with the Andonite S.,
Sibmah
165:0.1 Livias, Heshbon, Callirrhoe, Beth-Peor, Shittim, S.
Sicilian Bay
59:6.9 retreats: the S. Bay of the Mediterranean basin.
Sicilian land bridge
64:1.5 while later on Africa was joined to Europe by the S..
64:4.7 arrived from Africa, over the S., African lions,
73:7.1 volcanoes and the submergence of the S. to Africa,
80:1.1 was protected by the Gibraltar isthmus and the S..
80:2.4 Presently the S. submerged, creating one sea of the
Sicily
139:8.13 to Cyprus, Crete, the North African coast, and S.,
sick
55:3.1 appointed hospitals, homes for the care of the s..
77:7.6 “And they brought to Him all sorts of s. peoples,
86:5.16 The s. were advised to stroll about in the open air
86:5.16 medicine men were supposed to exchange the s. soul
87:1.3 s. man was usually removed from the family hut,
88:1.1 A man is s., something happens, and he gets well.
90:4.3 The more primitive tribes greatly feared the s., and
90:4.3 they were carefully avoided, shamefully neglected.
90:4.9 to evolve truly rational methods of treating the s..
95:7.6 “And when I am s., it is he who heals me.”
130:3.9 Alexandria this famous Hellenistic Jew lay s. abed.
131:1.5 When you are s., it is the Most High who heals you
133:7.3 and Gonod were kept busy attending the s. boy.
138:3.6 need not a physician, but rather those who are s.?
140:3.2 heal the s. in accordance with the will of my Father
141:4.4 “to comfort the afflicted and minister to the s..”
141:4.9 paid more attention to the healing ministry of the s..
141:8.1 to carry out Jesus’ instructions to minister to the s.;
141:8.2 news of the kingdom was very comforting to the s.;
142:8.1 apostles taught the gospel and ministered to the s.,
145:2.15 Peter’s wife’s mother had for several days been s.
145:2.15 at about the time Jesus stood over this s. woman,
145:3.1 all who were s. or afflicted began preparations to
145:3.5 Perpetua saw a large company of s. folks assembling,
145:3.6 He gazed upon almost one thousand s. human beings
145:3.13 his personal work consisted in ministering to the s.
145:5.1 to devote so much of his time to the care of the s.
145:5.1 not wish altogether to avoid ministering to the s.,
145:5.7 to preach the gospel and minister to the s., but I
146:0.2 work of preaching the gospel, ministering to the s.,
146:2.11 10. When you pray for the s. and afflicted, do not
146:3.9 comforting the downcast and ministering to the s.
146:3.11 had heard of the healing of the s. at Capernaum.
146:4.2 and many s. and afflicted sought help at his hands,
146:4.4 the Master was so thronged by the s. that he was
146:5.2 Jesus, looking at the father of the s. boy, said: “How
146:5.3 came to Jesus, not only bringing the s. and afflicted
147:1.1 “My faithful orderly is s. and at the point of death.
147:3.2 the working of wonders and the healing of the s.
147:3.2 but gather together these s. and afflicted that I may
147:3.3 “Many of you are here, s. and afflicted, because of
148:0.1 The s. of different types were segregated and were
148:2.1 they treated the s. in accordance with all known
148:2.1 Jesus visited the s. of this encampment not less
148:2.3 Elman endeavored to teach the truth to these s. ones
148:2.4 In all his contact with the s. and afflicted, when it
148:2.4 those who ministered to the s. learned many helpful
148:2.4 Jesus inspired the faith and confidence of the s. and
148:5.5 the bed of affliction; the Lord will not forget the s..
148:7.1 a large group of those who were maimed, halt, s.,
148:8.2 school of religion as well as an infirmary for the s..
148:9.2 loosening the tiles, they boldly lowered the s. man
148:9.2 marveled at the perseverance of the s. man and his
149:1.1 after they left Bethsaida, the s. continued to arrive,
150:0.2 practice of anointing the s. with certain forms of oil
150:0.2 used the anointing oil in their ministry to the s. and
150:1.1 women to teach the gospel and minister to the s..
150:2.2 when visiting the s., these women were able to
151:0.2 teaching the gospel, and ministering to the s. in
152:1.3 Everywhere Jesus went the s. and the afflicted were
152:2.4 bringing all manner of s. folks with them.
163:1.4 and minister to all who may be s. in either mind or
163:4.3 2. While ministering to the s., refrain from teaching
163:4.15 6. Ministry to the s.. The seventy were charged
163:4.15 seventy were charged by Peter to search out the s.
163:7.3 in the art of ministering to the s. and the afflicted.
164:3.15 or neglecting material means in the healing of the s..
165:0.2 took over most of the work of ministration to the s..
167:1.4 But Jesus looked upon the s. man and smiled so
167:1.4 Is it lawful to heal the s. and afflicted on the
167:1.5 Then went Jesus over to where the s. man sat and,
167:4.1 which said, “Lord, he whom you love is very s..”
168:0.2 They knew that their brother was desperately s.,
168:2.9 Lazarus knew he had been very s., but he could only
175:1.1 Many s. and afflicted have been made whole because
190:3.1 forget not to minister to the s. and strengthen those
190:5.4 ministering to the s. and afflicted and setting free
sickened
125:1.1 Jesus was shocked and s. by the spirit of irreverence
125:1.4 The terrible sight s. this boy of Nazareth;
125:1.5 Joseph saw how his son had s. at the sight of the
sickle
151:3.15 then when the grain was ripe, he put forth the s.,
sickly
68:6.8 all primitive tribes killed deformed and s. children.
sickness
66:5.18 boiling and roasting, was a means of avoiding s.;
73:5.4 rounds each day in search for possible causes of s..
86:3.4 weakness before the visitations of s. and death,
87:1.3 The primitives feared s. because they observed it was
90:3.7 s. was thought to be caused by bewitchment,
90:3.8 it has been believed that s. is a punishment for sin,
90:3.8 To regard s. and suffering as “arrows of the
90:3.9 a scientific era is destroying man’s theories of s.
90:4.6 it was believed that the spirit causing the s. could be
96:5.4 the Lord your God will take away from you all s.
110:1.5 The Adjuster remains with you through every s.
128:7.13 Use them in case of s. or apply them to meet the
137:7.1 Owing to s. in his family, Jude seldom was able to
139:6.7 for when Nathaniel heard that s. or anything out of
141:4.4 minister to all who suffer the sorrows of human s..
141:4.5 those afflictions commonly regarded as physical s..
145:2.2 water, and all s. shall be taken away from you.”
145:3.3 his sermon had intimated that s. should be banished;
146:5.1 at Capernaum thought Jesus could heal any s..
148:2.3 The belief that physical s. and mental derangement
154:0.2 Herod knew of many cases of s. which had been
166:4.10 “In the matter of s. and health, you should know that
166:4.12 answer questions having to do with accidents, s.,
167:4.1 apostles, saying: “This s. is really not to the death.
168:0.3 heard Jesus say, “. . .this s. is really not to the death.”
168:1.12 “Did I not tell you at the first that this s. was not to
168:4.2 he said plainly, “This s. is not really to the death.”
168:4.5 When Jesus said that Lazarus’s s. was really not to
168:5.3 ultimately died, when 67 years old, of the same s.
sickroom
90:4.3 customary for the entire clan to crowd into the s. to
Siddhartha—see Gautama Siddhartha
Siddim
93:5.14 After this battle of S., Abraham became leader of a
93:9.9 of Abraham and Melchizedek after the battle of S.,
side—noun—see side, by his; side by side, side, my;
side, one; side, other
8:4.5 they appear as angels to stand by your s. and guide
11:2.8 occupied with personality activities as the upper s.,
11:2.8 side, and the opposite surface as the nether s..
15:3.3 direction, while on either s. the density diminishes;
26:11.7 moves over by your s. your long-time associate
27:4.3 are ever by the s. of the “strangers within the gates”
28:1.3 They serve by the s. of the Creator Son until the day
28:6.10 Time is a vital factor in everything this s. of Havona
42:2.4 The phenomena indigenous to the nether s. of
42:2.11 influences operative from the nether s. of Paradise.
43:9.5 of all your epochs of training this s. of Paradise.
53:7.1 administrations largely to the s. of the archrebel.
55:10.7 have recognized no supervision this s. of Paradise.
57:5.6 From the Angona s. there was drawn out a vast
57:5.7 The ejection of gas from the opposite s. of the sun
68:6.4 all tend to foster the development of the better s. of
68:6.5 Frontier society develops the unskilled s. of humanity
70:1.19 from each s., as in the instance of David and Goliath.
74:7.22 The way Eve worked by the s. of her husband made
75:2.4 in particular warned Eve never to stray from the s.
93:3.5 handed down to Moses on this, his father’s s.,
93:3.5 as well as through other sources on his mother’s s..
97:6.2 fearlessly declared that Yahweh was not on the s.
101:10.9 on their s. in the supernal struggle to attain eternity
101:10.9 enlisted in the struggles of time on the s. of the
105:5.9 these differences, which are so important this s. of
122:3.1 Gabriel appeared to Mary by the s. of a low stone
122:7.7 the caravan stables, hewn out of the s. of the rock
122:7.8 was distressed and besought him to remain by her s.,
123:0.2 Mary was disposed to keep Jesus close by her s..
123:4.6 to keep Jesus very close to her s. for some months.
126:2.1 but that she must hasten to her husband’s s..
127:5.6 Rebecca stood “among the other women” by the s.
128:6.11 sand, blocks, and stones by the s. of the shop,
128:7.11 and Esta moved into a neat little home on the west s.
129:1.11 but Jesus missed the children playing out by the s. of
130:6.3 things of this world and the universe are on your s..
131:4.2 God is our protector—he stands by the s. of his
131:4.8 virtue alone walks by man’s s. as he journeys ever
132:5.13 erred, in doubtful situations, on the s. of merciful
134:8.8 detached guardian seraphim returned to Jesus’ s.
134:9.6 in the boatshop, by the s. of his brother James.
136:4.14 ancient rock cavern, a shelter in the s. of the hills
136:4.14 drank from the small spring that came from the s. of
139:4.8 There was another s. to John that one would not
147:6.4 just then ripening, was near at hand on either s.,
151:6.1 Pointing up to the s. of the near-by hill, Jesus said:
153:1.1 Sitting by the s. of these Jewish leaders were the
156:6.4 were then gathered together on the opposite s. of the
157:0.1 knowing that Jesus was on the opposite s. of the
167:7.1 Nathaniel walked most of the way by the s. of Jesus,
172:3.10 around about you and lay siege to you on every s.;
173:2.8 the Sadducees over to the s. of the Pharisees in
175:1.2 aligning themselves on the s. of error and darkness.
181:2.6 paused a moment by the s. of the place of Judas
182:2.5 this night an unseen messenger will run by your s..”
182:2.8 Jesus did say this to Andrew as he left his s. that
183:5.3 standing by the s. of his Master, the prisoner.”
184:1.8 When Annas returned, going up to the Master’s s.,
184:2.1 John was marching by the s. of the captain of the
184:2.9 Peter sat by the s. of the road and wept bitterly.
184:3.14 Accordingly, he rushed over to the s. of Jesus and,
185:3.7 boldly stepped up by the s. of Pilate, saying: “This
185:7.1 with fearful emotion, sat down by the s. of Jesus,
187:5.8 one of the soldiers pierced his left s. with his spear.
188:1.1 the centurion ordered four of his soldiers to his s.,
189:3.1 Gabriel summoned the archangels to his s. and
189:4.6 was in his garden on the hillside on the eastern s. of
192:1.3 “Cast the net on the right s. of the boat, and you will
192:1.3 that he might the sooner reach the Master’s s..
195:7.22 the mechanistic phases of the material s. of creation.
side, by his
18:6.7 but he has constantly by his s. a Paradise brother,
27:5.2 Any sojourner on Paradise may have by his s. the
128:6.5 Jude, with Jesus by his s., was taken at once to the
172:1.6 his hand upon Mary’s head as she knelt by his s.
181:2.21 and, sitting down by his s., said: “Nathaniel, you
182:3.2 a mighty angel came down by his s. and, speaking
185:3.1 Pilate sat down by his s. and asked several questions.
186:4.1 even John Zebedee was no longer by his s..
187:1.6 some of them even dared to follow along by his s.,
190:2.3 the gradual appearance of a strange form by his s..
192:4.3 making this declaration of faith, there by his s.,
side by side
48:6.10 S. they lead me in the beautiful paths and glorious
84:7.8 men and women were observed working s. in the
92:6.2 and revelatory religion are progressing s. while they
130:1.6 as nature allows the wheat and the tares to grow s.
side, my
44:0.16 A Divine Counselor who chances to stand by my s.
139:4.3 associates to be with me and to remain by my s.,
148:7.2 said: “Stand up here by my s. that all may see you.
158:7.4 are not on my s. but rather on the s. of our enemy.
162:7.5 And now just at my s. a scribe says this statement
174:5.3 near me, and who have lived so close by my s..
193:3.2 always had two or three of you constantly by my s.
side, one
60:1.7 The great eastern-Connecticut fault appeared, one s.
133:2.1 When Jesus had led him to one s.,he said: “My friend
137:2.4 Peter took Philip to one s. and proceeded to
157:1.1 Peter to one s. and said: “Does not your Master
158:4.6 Andrew and Thomas were in consultation at one s.
168:2.5 Jesus and the apostles drew to one s. while Martha
171:0.7 on a Roman cross with a dying thief on one s.
173:2.5 they withdrew to one s. to take counsel among
178:2.6 while Philip, Peter, and John went to one s. to talk
182:2.1 David Zebedee and John Mark took Jesus to one s.
183:3.2 As the company of soldiers approached on one s.,
183:3.4 the traitor could reach him, he stepped to one s.
184:2.6 the portress of the gate drew Peter to one s. and said
188:5.2 Mercy sets the guilt of evil-doing to one s.; but
189:4.10 they looked to one s. and observed a silent stranger.
191:5.2 with Peter sitting on one s. of Thomas and Nathaniel
side, other
32:5.2 transient scaffolding which bridges over to the o.,
52:5.5 Moses was not permitted to go over to the o. until
111:0.6 that his ka would be waiting for him on the o. of
135:6.1 crossing over to the o. of the river, John established
151:5.1 cross over to the o. that we may rest for a day.”
151:5.3 that caught the boat carrying Jesus over to the o.
151:5.4 he had directed them to sail him across to the o..
153:2.6 after the feasting of the multitude on the o.,
164:1.3 seeing his sorry plight, he passed by on the o. of
164:1.3 came along and saw the man, passed by on the o.
171:0.7 on one side and another transgressor on the o..
187:1.4 the o. of the road were the tombs of many well-to-do
187:4.7 Her son Jude stood on the o..
side—adjective
69:3.11 employed as spies, carrying on commerce as a s. line.
81:3.1 cultivation of the soil, with commerce as a s. line.
146:4.3 he chanced to pass through a narrow s. street on
168:1.6 human affairs, it has some very interesting s. lights
sides—see sides, take or takes
11:7.8 an elliptical region of motion surrounded on all s. by
15:3.5 from opposite s. of the vast Sagittarius subgalactic
15:5.5 upheavals occur simultaneously on opposite s. of the
17:4.3 The Image Aids serve forever by the s. of their
49:2.17 sheltered tropic basins, as well as on the s., bottom
57:3.3 and distinct arms, which took origin on opposite s.
57:5.6 from opposite s. and simultaneously, enormous
79:2.5 of the Deccan, surrounded on all s. by the sea.
81:6.5 America—protected on practically all s. by oceans.
117:6.2 “How universal is the Supreme—he is on all s.!
123:4.5 Joseph built a balustrade up both s. of the stairway
139:3.4 of James’s personality was his ability to see all s. of
154:3.2 Strong pressure from many s. was brought to bear
175:1.8 as well as the unseen messengers by their s., that I
sides, take or takes
66:8.1 Caligastia was inclined to take s. with almost every
140:8.17 that he would not take s. in present-day political,
141:3.3 a wise parent never takes s. in the petty quarrels of
sidetracked
95:1.8 thus was their great mission s. and virtually lost in
138:6.3 Be not s. into preaching about me and about my
Sidon
130:0.3 From Antioch they journeyed south to S. and then
133:8.4 they passed on down to S. and thence over to
134:7.1 journeyed on north, tarrying for a few days at S.,
140:7.2 groups had come from cities as far away as S.,
149:1.2 from Judea, Idumea, Galilee, Syria, Tyre, and S.,
155:4.1 thence to the crossing with the road leading to S.,
156:0.0 THE SOJOURN AT TYRE AND SIDON
156:0.1 Jesus and his associates arrived in the environs of S.,
156:0.1 They spent almost two and one-half weeks in S.
156:0.2 on religion to which they had listened en route to S..
156:1.7 throughout all the countryside and even in S.,
156:2.0 2. TEACHING IN SIDON
156:2.1 In entering S., Jesus and his associates passed over a
156:2.2 As the twenty-four began their labors in S., Jesus
156:2.2 they went abroad in S. to teach and preach during
156:2.3 cheered by the manner in which the gentiles of S.
156:2.6 during the sojourn at S. was spiritual progression.
156:3.1 June 28, the Master and his associates left S., going
156:3.2 they all returned to S. and tarried at the home of
156:4.3 the dye that made Tyre and S. famous the world
156:6.3 over to the junction with the Magdala-S. road near
163:6.5 done in these places had been done in Tyre and S.,
163:6.5 It shall indeed be more tolerable for Tyre and S. in
186:3.2 on their way to Bethsaida, Pella, Philadelphia, S.,
190:1.8 from Beersheba in the south to Damascus and S. in
193:2.3 out from Tyre those who carried this story to S. and
siege
69:9.14 lands for public pasturage and for use in case of s.;
97:6.4 treason when, during the s. of Jerusalem, he said:
97:9.21 Then began the three years’ s. followed by the
153:2.1 your sons and daughters, during this time of s.,
153:4.3 Can a city withstand a s. if it is not united?
155:1.3 even as the heathen take a city they lay s. to?
172:3.10 enemies will lay s. to you on every side; they shall
187:1.5 During the s. of Jerusalem, just forty years after the
Sierras
60:3.3 The S. were beginning to form, their gold-bearing
61:3.3 The S. were well re-elevated; in fact, they have
61:3.3 they have been rising ever since.
61:4.2 The S. were elevating; Shasta, Hood, and Rainier
sieve
97:4.3 Israel among all nations as wheat is sifted in a s..”
sift
46:1.5 they just s. out of the sky, emanating equally from
97:4.3 “And I will s. the house of Israel among all nations
sifted
35:9.8 when things are fully s. and finally settled,
61:7.13 Many were sorely s. by the to-and-fro migration
97:4.3 the house of Israel among all nations as wheat is s.
132:4.8 the case, and when the evidence had been s.,
sifting
46:1.4 energies reflected back and down as a gentle, s.,
101:5.1 sorting and s. the errors of evolution from the truths
152:6.5 dimly foresaw the approaching times of spiritual s.
153:5.3 Jesus said: “I recognize that this s. of the kingdom
156:6.5 the tried and true survivors of the great s. through
sigh
159:5.15 Jesus answered: “Do not sit down and s. for relief
sight—see sight—sense; sight of God or God’s sight;
see sight—with lose, loses, losing or lost
2:2.2 “A thousand years in his s. are but as yesterday
4:3.1 the s. of his being dominated by his own passions,
4:5.5 could not be appeased except by the s. of blood,
32:3.10 not attach stigma to any personality in the s. of the
46:5.23 the circles of the angels will be the first s. of Jerusem
52:7.5 and intense planetary evolutionary struggle is in s..
63:4.4 It was a common s. in later times to see one of these
67:3.8 And it was an inspiring s. to behold this child of the
74:3.8 nature, and function of all material creatures on s..
74:6.7 And it was certainly a new s. on Urantia to observe
83:4.7 best to appear miserable and ill at ease in the s. of
89:0.2 supreme satisfaction from the s. of human misery,
97:7.7 I will be with you since you are precious in my s..”
125:1.2 outraged by the s. of the frivolous courtesans
125:1.4 The terrible s. sickened this boy of Nazareth; he
125:1.5 Joseph saw how his son had sickened at the s. of
125:4.2 Jesus paused and wept over the s. his eyes beheld—
128:6.5 a first visit to the temple, the very s. of which had
138:3.7 And truly this was a strange s. in all Jewry; to see a
139:4.9 tremendously influenced by the s. of Jesus’ going
142:4.1 feared that the Master might take offense at the s.
145:3.5 On seeing this s., Perpetua informed her husband,
145:3.7 The s. of these afflicted mortals, men, women, and
147:3.2 brought Jesus to the pool thinking that the s. of the
147:8.3 a fast and an acceptable day in the s. of the Lord?
162:5.4 for I do always that which is pleasing in his s..”
163:6.3 my Father, it must have been pleasing in your s. to
169:1.9 ‘Father, I have sinned against heaven and in your s.
173:2.2 or otherwise to discredit him in the s. of those who
174:0.2 just now you must walk by faith and not by s..
174:4.3 but that he had also answered wisely in the s. of
176:3.7 What a sorry s. for successive generations of the
177:1.6 permitted the Master for long to get out of his s..
183:3.5 rallied from their first faltering at the s. of Jesus
184:3.14 But Caiaphas could not longer endure the s. of the
184:4.4 the celestial intelligences witnessed this s. of their
185:5.6 Pilate was angered at the s. of the priests clamoring
185:6.4 This s. sent a mighty shudder through the realms of
186:1.4 with Jesus nailed thereon, and upon s. of this Judas
188:5.5 inspired by the s. of God’s laying down his life in
188:5.9 the very s. of this great symbol of the bestowal life
189:2.1 the memory of enduring the s. of the slow decay of
189:4.1 but the s. of the apostles, coupled with the thought
191:0.4 Peter could not get away from the s. of the grave
192:1.6 shocked at the s. of the coals of fire glowing there on
195:9.8 words of things beautiful cannot thrill like the s.
sight—sense
19:5.12 you will progress by “s.” and “material” assurance.
32:5.5 for a season, and then they are lost to human s.,
50:7.1 in cosmic reliability which is not dependent on s. or
101:1.4 Religion lives and prospers, then, not by s. and
119:1.2 Michael of Nebadon vanished from the s. of all
150:8.9 and the recovering of s. to the blind, to set at liberty
164:3.8 “Let us create the s. of this blind man on this day
164:3.8 and immediately you shall receive your s..”
164:3.9 when the first excitement of the creation of his s. had
164:3.10 this man told me, and immediately I received my s..
164:3.11 This man had little faith that he would receive his s.
164:3.16 Jesus gave this man his s. by miraculous working,
171:5.1 appealing to him for the restoration of his s..
171:5.3 the blind man, “I would have my s. restored.”
171:5.3 he said: “You shall receive your s.; go your way;
171:5.3 Immediately he received his s., and he remained
171:5.3 declaring to all how his s. had been restored in
174:0.2 just now you must walk by faith and not by s..
190:2.6 as if to embrace him, he vanished from their s..
190:3.1 when he had thus spoken, he vanished from their s.
190:5.5 Master—,” the morontia Jesus vanished from their s..
191:2.2 to them, he vanished in an instant from their s..
191:4.5 peace I leave with you,” he vanished from their s..
191:5.6 After the Master said this, he vanished from their s..
191:6.4 Master had so spoken, he vanished from their s..
192:2.14 When Jesus had spoken, he vanished from their s..
192:3.2 farewell of them, he vanished from their s..
192:4.3 had so spoken to them, he vanished from their s..
193:0.6 Master had spoken to them, he vanished from their s.
193:2.3 And then the Master disappeared from their s..
193:5.3 Master had thus spoken, he vanished from their s..
sight of God or God’s sight
147:5.9 Such sinful practices are an abomination in the s..”
147:8.3 a fast and an acceptable day in the s. of the Lord?
148:6.4 You well know that no man can be righteous in G.
150:4.3 yet I declare that not one of them is forgotten in G.
171:6.2 my heart and learn to do righteousness in the s..”
175:1.16 you justify such hypocrisy and dishonesty in the s.
181:2.14 God is no respecter of persons; that, in the s. all
195:8.7 the secularistic revolt went too far and lost s. and
sight—with lose or loses or losing or lost
1:6.3 Never lose s. of the antipodal viewpoints of
2:5.12 When man loses s. of the love of a personal God,
64:6.6 the red men began to lose s. of these teachings,
78:2.2 These splendid souls never wholly lost s. of the
92:4.6 by 2500 B.C. mankind largely lost s of the revelation
92:5.5 though losing s. of the truths which he proclaimed.
93:7.4 how easy it was to lose s. of a new doctrine from
93:9.10 And thus, in losing s. of Melchizedek, they lost sight
93:9.10 they lost s. of the teaching of this emergency Son
93:9.10 lost s. of the nature of this mission so fully that few
96:6.2 Hebrews almost lost s. of Moses’ lofty teachings.
99:4.2 prevents all collective movements from losing s. of
120:4.4 Never lose s. of the fact that the supreme spiritual
128:7.6 Never lose s. of the fact that the mission of Jesus
132:7.4 orphan prophet; by that I mean that he early lost s.
134:4.8 But the moment you lose s. of the spirit sovereignty
136:1.3 they almost completely lost s. of the personality
170:5.15 lost s. of the Father-and-son idea embodied in Jesus’
195:5.11 In confusion over man’s origin, do not lose s. of his
195:8.7 secularistic revolt went too far and lost s. of God
196:2.4 of the divine Christ, but it almost wholly lost s. of
sightedness
181:2.20 but since you were sincere even in your material s.
sighting
130:8.4 Ganid was adept at s. those who appeared to be in
sightless
164:3.8 went up to Josiah and put the clay over his s. eyes,
sights
44:6.7 beings as you would living musical notes, odors, s.,
125:1.4 heard were a relief from the s. he had just beheld.
127:3.2 passing through Samaria, they saw many strange s..
127:3.3 But James was not so sensitive to some of these s..
sign
62:5.7 had worked out an improved s. and word language
102:1.5 God is so all real and absolute that no material s. of
136:7.4 No matter whether the Pharisees taunted him for a s.
136:8.1 taunting challenge of his enemies to “show us a s.”
137:6.5 we go forth to labor for a generation of s. seekers.
153:2.5 “What new s. is it that you seek at my hands?
153:4.5 we would have you give us a predetermined s. which
153:4.5 but no s. shall be given you other than that which
157:2.1 “Teacher, we would like you to give us a s. of your
157:2.1 would know the truth, already has a s. been given;
157:2.1 to an evil-minded generation no s. shall be given.”
157:7.2 to accept the challenge of the Pharisees for a s.,
173:5.4 what s. will you give us whereby we shall know
173:5.4 when the Master heard this, he said, “Only one s.
sign-seeking
136:7.2 such a course, however gratifying to the s. Jews,
153:4.5 “This faithless and s. generation seeks a token, but
signal—noun
23:1.9 a warning s., which unerringly operates to apprise
24:6.8 His arrival was the s. for the establishment of the
47:10.1 a new class of mansion world graduates is the s. for
50:0.2 The s. for a System Sovereign to act in the matter of
52:3.11 world-wide awakening is the s. for the appearance of
52:4.8 is the s. for the arrival of the bestowal Son and for
62:7.3 s. of the existence on Urantia of mind of will dignity.
69:4.7 evolved from the primitive smoke s. up through
145:3.8 creative power should their Sovereign give the s..
162:4.4 rite of pouring the wine and the water was the s.
168:2.1 their places preparatory to answering the s for action
189:3.2 polarity of the planet; and when Gabriel gave the s.
189:3.4 When the s. of the planetary resurrection had
signal—adjective
49:5.26 your planet enjoyed the s. honor of becoming the
97:9.22 After a s. victory Amaziah turned to attack his
signaled
140:0.2 Peter, who were fishing near the shore; next Jesus s.
145:1.1 he s. to some fishermen occupying a near-by boat
145:1.2 the nets would break, so much so that they s. to
157:1.3 David who stood near by, and who then s. to an
185:2.9 priest and the others heard Pilate say this, they s. to
188:1.5 the centurion s. for his soldiers to help roll the stone
189:1.11 After Jesus had spoken, he s. to the Personalized
signaling
174:4.2 the spokesman, s. to Jesus, said: “Master, I am a
signalize
27:7.8 s. the celebration of the first of the jubilees of
signalized
17:2.5 The creation of Majeston s. the first supreme
24:6.8 arrival of Grandfanda at the portals of Havona s.
29:5.6 the plans for the creation of a local universe, s. by
47:8.4 union of the immortal soul with the Adjuster is s. by
53:9.4 Lucifer has s. the inauguration of temporary
55:4.11 This epoch is s. on the worlds by the arrival of a
93:10.1 Machiventa s. this fact to his eleven associates,
108:2.7 even before such an accomplishment could be s. to
108:3.3 until after Adjuster fusion, which union is s. by the
189:1.5 seven personalities from Paradise s. their intention of
189:3.3 this, the third roll call, s. the morontia resurrection
signalizes
0:9.1 The actualization of Ultimate Deity s. absonite
11:8.6 It s. the appearance of energy systems responsive to
17:6.3 The birth of a co-ordinate Creator Son s. the birth
49:6.9 return of the Adjuster s. the awakening of the soul,
56:7.1 s. corresponding enlargements of deity function to
108:2.3 adjutant mind-spirit begins to function and s. to
110:6.21 mastery of the first cosmic circle s. the attainment of
111:3.1 Fusion with the Adjuster s. the fact that the
signalizing
55:1.1 This event, s. the dawn of the era of light and life,
signally
53:1.4 But they s. failed.
97:9.22 to attack his neighbors and was just as s. defeated.
signals
51:0.1 this biologic attainment s. the System Sovereign to
62:7.1 the initial test flash of the universe circuit s. at the
103:2.5 mind whose emergence s. the arrival of the Adjuster.
160:2.1 By the use of s. and sounds animals are able to
signed
93:4.1 Every person who s. or marked the clay-tablet rolls
128:7.13 Jesus drew up, and they both s., a secret compact
128:7.13 After the contract was s., after the budget was so
154:3.2 Herod s. the decree which authorized the officers
156:6.8 Antipas had s. warrants for Jesus’ arrest in Galilee,
188:0.3 When he heard the request, he quickly s. the order
significance—see Significance of Origins
2:1.10 Though man cannot encompass the s. of infinity,
2:5.11 the true nature and exquisitely beautiful s. of the
5:3.7 never highly conscious of the real s. of true worship.
5:6.2 but we do not fully comprehend the nature and s. of
6:8.7 compensate for your inability to grasp the full s. of
10:5.8 the full truth and the eternal s. of the Paradise Trinity
12:2.5 We know very little of the s. of these tremendous
12:8.16 real spirit substance—does have a philosophic s..
14:4.12 is a life that is native to Havona and possesses s. in
14:6.41 continue to function with absonite s. even in future
15:0.3 then you will be the better prepared to grasp the s.
15:14.8 that it is of little practical s. to the mortal mind.
17:3.8 everything of local universe s. is reflected outward
21:6.3 on transcendental levels of ultimate universe s..
23:4.4 What s. should we attach to the fact that these
25:5.3 Every occurrence of s. in the organized and
25:5.3 only a local recording, those of wider s. are dealt
28:6.2 the s. of origin is the paramount question in all our
30:1.112 No especial s. need attach to the listing of these
37:3.4 Do you grasp the s. of the fact that your lowly and
40:9.4 those events of human life which were of spiritual s..
40:9.7 those happenings which were not of spiritual s.,
44:2.8 6. The life-story tellers—those who perpetuate the s.
44:2.9 The administrative enactors—those who depict the s.
44:6.7 morontia and spirit creatures by dramatizing the s. of
47:4.8 The effort to master the s. of morontia mota, begun
48:7.2 early efforts to grasp the s. and meaning of mota.
53:8.3 And this was the s. of Jesus’ personal experience,
54:0.1 comprehend the s. and grasp the meanings of evil,
63:3.5 Undue s. should not attach to this act of burial.
66:7.17 The s. of the number seven in the superuniverse
71:7.2 an enhancement of insight into the s. of human
75:4.5 but Cano, not knowing the import or s. of such
79:8.9 attained a social importance, even a religious s.,
87:7.8 the biologic, sociologic, and religious s. of the home.
91:6.4 from its religious implications and its spiritual s..
92:4.4 of religious revelation but only five of epochal s..
93:9.5 harder for Jacob to grasp the s. of these traditions.
94:12.1 provocative of the failure to understand the true s.
97:7.2 Jews improved the spiritual s. of the Chaldean stories
104:2.2 of a deanthropomorphized Deity of universe s..
104:3.3 grasp this concept of final value and spiritualizing s..
106:0.5 the postfinite s. of all apparent finite endings or
106:0.6 level encompasses that which is of master universe s.
106:0.6 Father’s worlds) is in many respects of ultimate s..
107:4.7 Can you really realize the true s. of the Adjuster’s
108:3.2 The real s. of the Adjuster’s complete number is
110:6.16 impossible to explain the s. of the cosmic circles to
111:5.5 raises the creature will from the level of temporal s.
112:3.2 This kind of death is final in its s. irrespective of the
117:3.0 3. S. OF THE SUPREME TO UNIVERSE
118:1.4 it is attempting to evaluate the future s. of possible
118:1.5 it begins to take on the aspects of past-future s..
119:1.3 departure was any message of possible s. received.
120:1.3 the rich s. of that faith-trust which you require all
122:2.8 John was tremendously impressed with the s. of all
124:4.5 did Mary comprehend the s. of Jesus’ mission,
125:0.5 the contemplation of the spiritual s. of the temple
132:0.5 The s. of this remarkable doing can the better be
134:9.3 John never understood the real s. of what Jesus
135:5.8 But no matter what s. they attached to the phrases
138:7.1 yet you do not comprehend the nature and s. of
139:3.4 came the nearest to grasping the real import and s. of
140:5.10 beatitudes, but mature mind should grasp their s..
140:7.8 they did not fail to grasp the s. of the charmingly
141:2.3 but none of them comprehended the full s. of this
144:1.1 fully comprehend the s. of Jesus’ bestowal on earth.
151:1.5 The apostles did not fully comprehend the s. of the
152:6.1 for these astonished fishermen to grasp their full s.
157:6.5 A new s. attaches to all of Jesus’ teachings from this
158:3.5 This was the s. of the transfiguration to Jesus.
158:6.4 Can you not grasp the spirit s. of my mission without
162:1.3 They failed to comprehend the s. of the Master’s
170:0.1 meaning and s. of the terms “kingdom of heaven”
172:3.15 There really was no deep s. to be attached to this
172:5.2 the meaning or s. of the loud hosannas of the
172:5.5 John grasped in part the spiritual s. of this so-called
172:5.5 the symbolic s. of this Sunday-afternoon pageant.
173:5.4 Even his own apostles did not comprehend the s.
176:2.7 “But what is the s. of this teaching having to do
181:2.6 curious to know the s. of Jesus’ sad countenance
188:4.2 the great mistake of failing to perceive the true s. of
194:2.0 2. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PENTECOST
195:7.18 universe of universes without s. apart from the I AM,
196:0.13 This is the full s. of his one supreme requirement,
Significance of Origins
28:6.2 1. The S..
28:6.4 The S. are the living ready-reference genealogies of
28:6.4 They are always ready to supply their superiors with
28:6.4 their computation of possessed facts is up to the
28:6.5 the realms, as disclosed by the portrayals of the S..
28:6.5 then, in accordance with the findings of the S.,
28:6.8 Among many other things the S. teach these
significances
143:7.5 and then to reflect these new spiritual s. back onto
188:4.1 s. attached to this death of Jesus on the cross
significant
1:1.6 The name he is given is of little importance; the s.
26:8.3 are never confused with the s. delays of eternity.
31:3.3 there remains the s. fact that they are of record as
37:2.8 these superangel commanders who, at the s. time
39:9.2 for it is s. that the evolutionary realms disclose
57:7.9 oxygen; and it did not appear in s. quantities until it
61:7.18 This date is s. in that it approximates the arrival of
63:0.3 meanings are s. of their mutual regard and affection.
87:7.9 Again, the new symbolism must not only be s. for
110:1.4 in the determination of your s. temporal choices
112:1.15 willingness of the organism to make such s. contacts
112:1.19 Systems are s. because of organization—positional
119:4.2 this s. news item from the seraphic headquarters
119:5.1 appear in the Uversa broadcasts this s. statement:
139:2.2 True, later on, Jesus did attach a new and s. import
149:4.5 his answers were always s. and conclusive.
158:1.2 It is s. that this extraordinary event was timed to
185:1.6 It is s. that, while this vacillating Roman ruler
196:2.1 Testament is devoted, not to the portrayal of the s.
significantly
99:4.1 and religion are mutually helpful and s. illuminating if
167:1.4 after glancing s. at the man with dropsy, said: “My
174:1.2 After a short silence Jesus looked s. at all four and
signification
179:3.5 some s. that determined one’s future connection
signified
55:9.3 the true dignity s. by their names, the Most Highs.
63:2.5 Andon s. to his mate that he thought he could
70:3.8 adoption ceremony, which was s. in the touching of
74:7.11 s. his intention to adhere to this mission, and then
91:2.2 Magic has usually s. an attempt to manipulate reality
119:8.1 They s. their desire to comply with this request to
137:4.12 since the Personalized Adjuster had s. that the
139:3.8 And when they s. that they were ready to assume
139:5.2 The nickname which the apostles gave Philip s.
139:6.3 speak of Nathaniel in terms that s. honesty, sincerity.
141:6.1 After talking with Jesus, the Persian s. his intention
179:1.4 s. that he intended there to recline as the preferred
181:2.13 (And all ten of them s. their acquiescence in the
183:1.1 final surrender of man to God as s. in the prayer
194:2.10 merely s. the conscious reception of this gift of the
signifies
0:9.1 s. unifying Deity expansion on the second level
0:11.11 The tension-presence of the Universal Absolute s.
14:5.4 Arrival on first circuit of Havona s. the acceptance
30:4.31 Your residence on Paradise s. that you have found
31:10.10 gathering together of these seven finaliter corps s.
41:3.7 but the brilliant white light s. extended adult life.
42:4.5 while cold merely s. absence of heat—comparative
48:4.12 The future s. struggle and advancement;
57:1.5 The recording of this permit s. that the force
63:0.3 Andon is the Nebadon name which s. “the first
63:0.3 Fonta s. “the first Sonlike creature to exhibit human
66:0.1 advent of a Lanonandek Son on a world s. that will
67:1.4 and s. such a degree of personality disintegration
71:4.16 The appearance of genuine brotherhood s. that a
77:2.10 This lengthening of the reigns of these older kings s.
86:2.5 Chance is a word which s. that man is too ignorant
91:1.4 Prayer s that the premagical incantations of primitive
100:3.5 Values can never be static; reality s. change, growth.
106:1.3 God the Sevenfold s. the recognition by Deity of
110:6.13 This s. the united function of the seven adjutant
112:1.10 Length denotes meaning; depth s. value; breadth
112:1.17 it s. the unification of all factors of reality as well as
115:6.6 s. the vast outsurge of Supremacy into the domains
118:1.9 I AM s. also I WAS and I WILL BE.
180:1.6 The idea of duty s. that you are servant-minded and
194:3.19 Pentecost, then and now, s. that the Jesus of history
196:3.20 It s. the whole of the subjectivity of the individual
signify
12:6.7 such profound co-ordination s. the presence and
12:9.2 subscriber or s. anything concerning his character.
21:6.2 elevation to supreme universe sovereignty must s.
23:2.12 The confusion and turmoil of Urantia do not s.
24:7.3 the luminous embrace does not necessarily s. that the
31:10.10 These seven finaliter corps probably s. the present
48:7.3 1. A display of specialized skill doesn’t s. possession
55:2.3 status of probable soul-Adjuster union and s. this
68:2.1 But this does not necessarily s. mutual affection,
100:1.3 Enlargement of vocabulary does not s. development
100:1.9 s. that it is an activity functioning in the supposed
100:1.9 it s. creative activities in the superconscious levels of
106:3.2 the termination of the present universe age will s.
110:3.5 does not necessarily s. resistance to the leadings of
112:5.9 But it does s. that all will creatures are to experience
116:5.12 the final attainment of material equilibrium will s. the
119:8.1 the Union of Days stationed on Salvington to s. his
130:2.10 truth which, stated in modern terms, would s.: “Will
155:5.14 rose to their feet, intending to s. their united and
175:1.6 to s. your intention to seek God with all your hearts
signifying
27:7.7 s. that the divine heart of the Gods has been fully
39:8.5 s. that they guard mortal creatures in the path of
63:0.3 “loved by mother,” Sonta-en s. “loved by father.”
100:3.2 the word God becomes a symbol s. the approach to
110:2.6 Morontia mind is a term s. the substance and sum
169:4.5 Jesus employed the Hebrew word s. the plural God
171:4.8 seized upon this statement as s. a sure triumph of
171:4.8 “third day” was a common Jewish expression s.
signposts
155:3.3 instead of serving as s. of spiritual guidance and
signs—noun
28:7.3 everlasting guideposts—living s. of divine surety—
62:4.1 learning to communicate by means of s. and sounds,
62:5.7 a few of their new s. and symbols to their parents.
70:7.15 The ancient societies of the “new birth” used s.
81:6.17 Language grew up through gestures, s., cries,
87:5.9 were studied by means of omens, oracles, and s..
87:5.14 the civilized races are cursed with the belief in s.,
90:2.5 The medicine men put great trust in s. and omens,
144:7.2 why he refused to produce outward s. of his divine
145:5.6 and for the satisfaction of those who seek for s.
146:5.2 except you see s. and behold wonders, you refuse
146:6.1 These people believed in s.; they were a wonder-
150:3.12 belief in spells, ordeals, bewitching, cursing, s.,
157:2.1 are so utterly unable to discern the s. of the times?
170:2.10 with no s. of the appearance of the “New Age”
176:2.6 you should be alert to discern the s. of the times.
189:4.3 when the first s. of day began to appear in the east,
signs—verb
88:5.5 Nowadays one s. his name to a note.
Sikh
92:6.15 India is divided among Hindu, S., Mohammedan,
Sikhism
92:5.15 synthesized by Nanak and his followers into S.,
92:6.13 11. S.—the most recent.
92:7.2 even as S. budded and blossomed out of the soil of
Silas—the leading member of the early church in Jerusalem
133:3.3 Paul preached in Corinth, being later joined by S.
silence—see silence, in
53:2.3 Notwithstanding his s., for more than one hundred
87:2.4 S. or mourning was observed after a death so that
134:8.9 amid the trees and in the s. of nature, Michael won
136:2.4 Personalized Adjuster had thus spoken, all was s..
139:3.3 one weakness was these spells of unaccountable s..
139:9.7 Jesus would always enjoin s. regarding his unusual
140:2.3 A great s. pervaded the place while a host of celestial
145:5.10 S. prevailed for a season, then Thomas addressed
151:2.2 After a moment of s., Peter said: “Master, we have
151:2.5 Following a moment of s., Thomas spoke up: “Yes,
157:3.5 There was a moment of tense s..
158:2.3 Jesus enjoined s. about their observation of the
167:2.1 one of the lawyers present, desiring to relieve the s.,
168:2.1 in almost breathless s., a vast host of celestial beings
172:3.10 the Master stopped the procession, and a great s.
173:0.2 the apostles following closely behind in meditative s..
174:1.2 After a short s. Jesus looked significantly at all
177:0.1 and the camp was pervaded by an ominous s.;
179:5.2 of blessing in profound reverence and perfect s..
184:3.8 accusations was the Master’s calm and majestic s..
184:3.14 standing in perfect composure and unbroken s..
184:3.19 are exasperated by the majestic s. of this God-man
184:3.19 His s. is terrible to endure; his speech is fearlessly
186:2.2 of the human nature coupled with the majestic s.
186:2.4 the Master’s death while he stood there in awful s.
186:4.3 Jesus’ extraordinary dignity, by his uncomplaining s..
191:1.5 brother’s insinuations and lapsed into crestfallen s.
silence, in
124:1.4 And the committee of elders departed in s..
125:6.9 In s. they started out, arriving at Jericho for the night
127:3.5 in wonder, Jesus gazed on Jerusalem in s..
135:8.6 and coming up out of the water in s. he took leave
135:11.3 pronouncement, so much so that they departed in s.
142:3.9 As they sat before Jesus in s., the Master continued
148:7.2 In s. you all agreed that it was lawful to lift the
148:7.2 And as they all stood before him in s., Jesus,
152:2.8 For a moment Jesus stood in s..
152:3.3 The apostles were speechless; they stood in s.
152:4.1 sent off by themselves—entered the boat and in s.
153:4.6 In s. they journeyed home with Jesus to Bethsaida.
154:6.7 The Master stood there in s. while his mother,
157:6.15 listened to these bold and startling statements in s.;
158:7.9 In s. Jesus and the twelve started for their camp at
165:5.7 For some minutes the twelve sat in s..
168:1.1 as the Master followed on in s. with the two sisters,
168:2.1 in breathless s., a vast host of celestial beings had
172:2.2 The apostles listened in s.; they asked no questions.
172:4.3 drew on, they walked about the temple courts in s.,
173:0.2 the apostles following closely behind in meditative s..
173:3.1 As the caviling Pharisees stood there in s. before
174:5.14 they followed Jesus in s. and in deep meditation.
175:1.8 my apostles stand here before you in s., but you shall
176:1.5 The apostles sat in s. in the moonlight for a time
178:3.1 paused while they stood and looked down in s.
179:3.7 the Master went around the table, in s., washing the
179:4.1 For some minutes the apostles ate in s., but under
179:5.2 of blessing in profound reverence and perfect s..
181:2.15 stepped over to James Zebedee, who stood in s. as
182:1.7 arose and in s. made their way back to the camp.
182:2.7 to Jesus’ good-bye salutation and went away in s..
184:3.8 Jesus stood in s. while all of these false witnesses
184:3.14 standing in perfect composure and unbroken s..
186:2.4 the Master’s death while he stood there in awful s.
187:3.1 the unseen hosts of a universe stood in s. while they
190:3.1 the women fell on their faces and worshiped in s..
192:1.4 as the astonished ten stood by in s., the youth
silenced
97:10.3 the priesthood forever s. the voices of the spiritual
120:4.1 subservient creatures, were to be s. forever and left
139:5.11 was s. only when the irate Jews rushed upon her
174:4.7 the manner in which the Sadducees had been s. by
silent
32:4.1 he is a s. or inactive member of the Deity partnership
32:4.1 He is the s. member of the creative trio only in that
45:1.9 This is the s. sphere of the system.
46:5.32 Some day you shall look upon this s. temple, even
55:1.4 of spirit beings, and s. cosmic contemplation.
59:4.17 by the peculiar trees of those days, s. forests;
69:4.1 intervened between the early practices of s. barter
69:4.3 stand guard over the deposits of goods for s. barter.
69:4.4 For ages s. barter continued before men would meet
74:3.1 S. were the familiar broadcasts, and absent were all
93:3.2 Melchizedek remained s. as to the status of Lucifer
110:7.7 must be patient through the long years of s. sojourn
122:9.28 Joseph and Mary were s.—confused and overawed.
125:5.9 the distance both the man and the boy were s..
125:5.9 not weep; he only bowed his head in s. devotion.
128:7.10 uncommunicative; Jesus was profoundly s. about the
133:2.3 scene of the teary-eyed couple standing in s. embrace
134:8.10 Jesus was a s. and much changed man as they
134:9.3 but Jesus remained a thoughtful and s. spectator.
137:1.2 Andrew was a s. observer of, and sincere believer in,
139:3.3 the twelve, for days at a time James was the s. man.
139:3.8 James was often quiet and s., but he was brave
140:0.3 For once all twelve of the apostles were s.; Peter
144:1.7 and Judas Iscariot was s., noncommittal.
146:2.17 should remain for a time in s. receptivity to afford
146:5.2 had bowed his head a moment in s. meditation,
155:5.16 the twenty-four were s., but presently they began to
158:1.10 were a s. and thoughtful trio as they made ready to
162:3.3 If he remained s., they would accuse him of
166:1.4 they cast their eyes upon the table and remained s.
172:5.10 he was a s., crushed, and disillusioned apostle.
172:5.12 since all the apostles were equally downcast and s..
173:0.1 The twelve were strangely s. as they journeyed on
173:5.6 Again it was a s. group of Jews who made their
177:1.1 be more free to worship, and I will surely be s..
177:5.2 flee in dismay or else stand by in s. amazement
177:5.3 S. messengers came and went, communicating with
177:5.3 John Mark was ominously s. after returning to camp,
183:4.2 this greatest of all crises in their lives, Andrew was s.
185:2.15 so impressed by Jesus’ s. and masterly bearing that
185:2.16 and gazing down on them, not in s. contempt, but
189:4.10 one side and observed a s. and motionless stranger.
193:5.1 slope of Mount Olivet with his eleven s. apostles.
194:3.10 sitting there, having just been engaged in s. prayer.
silently
77:4.8 s. resting on the dusty shelves of many museums.
125:6.8 S. they all withdrew and left Jesus standing alone
133:3.7 they looked at each other and s. followed as the
144:4.10 praying was done in the spirit and in the heart—s..
164:2.3 The Master listened attentively, but s., to all their
173:1.6 Jesus paused, s. but thoughtfully contemplating
179:3.1 he arose from the table and s. made his way over
184:1.4 After a few moments spent in s surveying the Master
silhouetting
12:7.9 the celestial family, sharply s. the unique nature of
Siloam
148:8.1 Jesus and was baptized in the pool of S. by Abner.
162:4.4 the symbolic water, out through Ophel to near S.,
162:4.4 the golden pitcher had been filled at the pool of S.,
162:6.1 the procession from the pool of S. passed through
164:3.8 Go, my son, wash away this clay in the pool of S.,
164:3.8 And when Josiah had so washed in the pool of S.,
164:3.10 directed that I should go and wash in the pool of S..
164:3.11 that the Jesus who had directed him to wash at S.,
164:3.12 and directed him to wash in the symbolic pool of S.
164:3.14 the efficacy of spittle, and Josiah knew the pool of S.
164:4.2 eyes, told me to go wash in S., and I do now see.”
164:4.3 sending this beggar to wash in S. on the Sabbath day.
166:4.4 the eighteen men upon whom the tower of S. fell,
194:1.4 followed the apostles down to the pool of S.,
Silurian
59:3.1 the ancient S. seas made ready to engulf most of
59:3.8 epoch witnesses the second advance of the S. seas
59:3.9 largely emerged from the second S. inundation.
59:3.11 Toward the close of the final S. submergence there
59:3.12 years and known to your researchers as the S..
59:4.2 As the land emerges from the last S. inundation,
silver
96:1.12 including Yahweh and the s. and golden calves which
133:6.1 and he thought it best to purchase a little s. shrine in
139:12.13 lightly of selling his friend for thirty pieces of s.
142:4.3 Father with idols of stone or images of gold and s..
162:4.4 These two priests then repaired to the s. funnels
169:1.4 having had ten pieces of s. made into a necklace of
169:1.4 up the search until she found the lost piece of s..
173:1.3 Asmonean dynasty the Jews coined their own s.
186:1.2 containing thirty pieces of s.—the current price of a
186:1.3 and then offer him as a reward thirty pieces of s..
186:1.6 he removed the thirty pieces of s. from the bag
silvery
158:1.10 While Peter was yet speaking, a s. cloud drew near
162:4.2 chants, and the solemn blasts of the s. trumpets of
162:4.3 successive blasts were blown upon the s. trumpets
162:4.4 water priest, who, to the sound of the s. trumpets,
Simeon—Judean singer at the Jerusalem temple
122:9.2 courts of the temple two remarkable characters, S.
122:9.2 S. was a Judean, but Anna was a Galilean.
122:9.2 S. and Anna longed for the coming of the Messiah,
122:9.3 he had prearranged with S. and Anna to indicate,
122:9.4 Anna had written a poem which S. proceeded to sing
122:10.1 bringing him a copy of parts of the S. song which
Simeon—reputed holy man of Israel
126:1.2 of Baal,” and now it was the site of the tomb of S.,
126:1.2 From the summit of this hill of S., Jesus looked
simian
61:6.1 mid-mammal stock gave origin to the s. ancestry;
61:6.1 while the s. tribes have remained stationary or
62:1.3 two great groups, the s. tribes of modern times and
62:2.1 but unlike the s. tribes, they were flesh eaters.
62:3.11 retarded twins became founders of the modern s.
63:1.4 stooped to mate with their cousins of the s. tribes.
64:1.1 escape the danger of mingling with the inferior s.
64:4.5 further mingling with its nonprogressive s. relatives
simians
62:3.13 Modern man and the s. did spring from the same
62:3.13 whereas the modern s. are the descendants of the
similar or very similar
0:0.5 Your world, Urantia, is one of many s. inhabited
0:0.5 This universe, together with s. creations, makes up
6:6.2 ability to communicate with s. entities, beings, or
10:3.2 these relationships do seem to be vs., but when
10:7.3 We understand that they sustain a s. relationship
11:5.8 then for a s. length of time it will be incoming.
11:7.2 S. zones once existed between the levels of pervaded
13:2.5 there are many s. problems that will perplex you,
15:5.10 except density, are in composition vs. to Urantia.
16:8.4 Personalities may be s., but they are never the
18:5.2 have a corps of associates and assistants s. to that of
22:7.9 forgather in a special corps made up of s. beings.
23:4.4 These and many s. questions we ask ourselves,
23:4.5 This transaction, together with many s. occurrences
26:11.2 finaliters and s. progeny of the Paradise Citizens.
28:5.6 a Voice of Wisdom, the seventh thereafter was s.,
29:0.1 long known of the existence of angels and s. orders
30:3.5 S. astronomer colonies are to be found on the sector
30:3.10 S. general reserves are maintained on Salvington and
31:2.1 S. types of messenger-recorders attached to other
34:3.2 another; and there are s. entities unknown to you.
34:4.10 These mind-spirits are s. in character but diverse in
35:3.15 consists in a s. review of the experiences passed
36:2.13 Planetary life, while s. in some respects, differs in
37:2.9 S. pairs of these superangels are assigned to the
37:2.11 next three groups are occupied by s. joint schools
38:7.1 endowment cherubim and sanobim are s. to seraphim
39:1.17 to study and faithful performance of s. duties while
39:2.16 seraphim ascended from s. duties in lower sections of
39:3.9 are numerous types of beings, s. to the seraphim,
41:2.2 physical systems, few of which had an origin s. to
41:4.6 Were it in composition s. to your atmosphere and
41:5.4 a final plunge into the surface of a sun s. to the one
41:7.1 a sun, elements in the interior are rendered vs. by the
41:10.1 In s. circumstances the closest approach of the body
42:1.5 The higher spirit Creators inaugurate s. processes
42:6.2 responsive when activated by X ray and other s.
42:7.10 Atoms are s. to persons as to predictability.
42:9.3 a recurrence of s. physical and chemical properties
42:11.1 the Thought Adjusters and other s. fragmentations.
43:1.2 The water of Edentia and s. architectural spheres is
43:8.6 univitatia, who, though s. intellectually to morontia
43:8.9 the ability to live in intimate contact with s. beings
43:8.12 concomitant with a s. association with ten fellow
44:7.1 not concerned with music, painting, or anything s.,
45:6.1 They are so s. to your own material sex races that
46:0.1 the bestowal of Michael, it is typical of s. spheres.
46:1.5 This light is vs. to natural sunlight except that it
46:1.6 ionosphere back to the ground are vs. to those in the
46:2.3 This air is vs. to that of Urantia with the addition of
48:0.3 but in intent and purpose they are all quite s..
48:2.17 wings wherein are the chambers of transition s. to
48:4.17 Sons, together with all s. types of personality.
49:2.13 should exist on a planet with an atmosphere s. to that
49:4.8 mental life of all the various orders of mortals is vs.,
49:5.17 plasm and carry on planetary activities in vs. ways,
49:6.13 is in general s. to that of the more advanced parent
49:6.14 S. probation nurseries are maintained on the finaliter
51:4.5 a s. tendency for the orange, green, and indigo races
53:3.6 to humble spheres s. to those of their origin.
53:5.1 had characterized his dealings with s. upheavals in
55:3.9 likewise all judicial trusts were discharged by s.
55:3.15 procreated on certain worlds for this and other s.
56:7.6 to be liberated for s. activities in outer space?
57:5.3 planetary systems of Orvonton have had a s. origin.
57:6.4 If space bodies are s. in size and density, collisions
57:6.4 But if two space bodies of s. density are relatively
58:0.1 In all Satania there are only sixty-one worlds s. to
58:2.4 operations s. to the action of this unique ozone layer.
59:5.10 These depositions throughout Europe are vs. to
61:3.14 Reptiles were s. to modern types—snakes, turtles,
62:4.4 skeletal proportions of this new species were s. to
66:4.10 corporeal staff undertook the production of s. beings
67:6.2 S. groups of Amadonites assumed responsibilities
71:1.24 S. semistates even now exist in Asia and Africa, but
72:3.7 for five successive periods s. public exercises are
77:1.1 We know of the existence of s. creatures on other
77:1.3 staff was granted permission to produce a s. being.
77:5.6 Adamson concluded something s. was transpiring
79:8.3 A vs. attitude prevailed among the white races in
79:8.15 with greater accuracy than any other s. account,
80:3.6 there are peoples who still build s. huts in Siberia.
82:3.11 Other tribes limited mating to s. age groups.
94:1.7 equal of any other body of s. character in beauty
94:10.1 they encountered a state of primitive savagery vs. to
95:3.1 development than appeared by s. natural techniques
98:1.2 brought anthropomorphic God concepts s. to those
98:6.3 Mithraic and Christian churches were vs. both in
100:5.3 Gautama Siddhartha had a s. experience the night he
100:5.6 one should postulate a s. and corresponding realm
101:2.16 To all of your fellows who have had a s. experience,
103:1.2 two beings have had a s. religious experience
107:5.4 type of mind postulated in an Adjuster must be s.
107:7.5 Except in the Adjusters and other s. entities we do
109:4.5 whether this Monitor has had s. experiences in other
113:2.4 guardians may repeatedly serve in s. capacities on
114:2.5 Each of the other isolated worlds is advised by s.
115:3.3 Man encounters a s. problem when he pauses to
117:5.10 the Holy Spirit probably registered by s. techniques
118:2.5 by s. and enhanced revelations of God the Absolute?
120:2.2 s. challenges to your authority can never recur in
121:0.1 A s. attitude on the part of the other apostles of
122:8.7 a remarkable astronomic fact that s. conjunctions
123:6.8 having been on a s. mission to Zacharias’s home
124:2.1 Jesus had a s. but longer talk with his mother.
127:3.1 his father had taught him on a s. journey five years
128:0.1 just as do other mortals on this and on s. worlds.
132:0.4 for the subsequent recognition of additional and s.
132:5.17 gladly accord his fellow trader in a s. transaction.
133:4.7 Judge as you would be judged under s.
134:3.7 religions made a great effort to show how s. their
134:7.7 Another and vs. one was the experience he passed
137:4.17 many s. events occurred before the Son of Man took
137:7.11 notwithstanding that Samaritans held many views s.
138:5.1 presented Judas Iscariot, the Judean, for s. honors.
139:5.7 were untold billions of s. slow-thinking mortals,
139:6.5 memory of this, with that of many s. experiences,
143:1.3 After Jesus had heard s. objections to the gospel
145:5.1 Because of these and s. thoughts which occupied the
161:1.4 affirming that he had recently had s. experiences,
177:2.1 was much experience in their boyhood which was s..
similarities
79:7.6 The s. between certain of the early Chinese and
similarity
15:6.16 There are certain points of s. in a group of worlds
16:6.3 running in channels of astonishing s. and agreement.
38:7.7 but they disclose great s. in nature and function.
72:0.2 The s. of the two spheres undoubtedly explains why
78:5.3 Occidental tongues all of that s which is called Aryan
100:6.1 markedly in method, but in motive there is great s..
103:1.2 in their s. of philosophic religious interpretation.
132:0.10 because of the s. of personal descriptions, reach
133:9.5 though Ganid recognized the s. between the gospel
similarly
8:3.9 the Spirit equally represent and s. serve the Father
15:13.6 from the Faithfuls of Days who are s. attached to
16:3.17 this presiding Spirit is s. expressive of the attitudes
31:10.10 when the Trinity s. mobilized the then existing
31:10.13 in association with the other six s. recruiting corps,
40:2.2 the activities of their status spheres and s. register
40:5.14 guardians of destiny s. function at the time of mortal
55:10.6 in groups of three they s. serve the Constellation
56:7.3 not, therefore, s. expanded in personality relations
70:10.15 even recently horse stealing has been s. punished.
86:7.5 religion s. arose as his response to the illusory
88:1.5 later, snakes, birds, and swine were s. regarded.
103:1.1 no two human beings can s. interpret the leadings of
113:2.10 case when the complemental seraphim is s. absent.
114:0.2 cherubim as seraphim, and they are s. organized.)
117:3.4 S. can the Supreme Being function as the universe
118:8.9 Lucifer s. sought to disrupt the time governor
134:5.15 the planetary government of mankind will be s.
136:2.2 previously prepared for this special mission by s.
159:4.7 does not mean that their words were s. inspired.
similitude
35:4.4 served on an evolutionary world in the s. of mortal
42:1.6 fashioned after the s. of the three Gods embraced in
75:7.6 being also personalized in the s. of the mortal flesh of
96:5.5 “You saw no s. on the day that your God spoke to
120:0.2 had bestowed himself six times after the s. of six
133:4.6 grow a spiritual character in the s. of the divine spirit
137:8.11 even as, by serving in the s. of the creature, I shall
Simon—see Peter
Simon—the third brother of Jesus
123:6.7 Jesus’ third brother, S., was born on Friday evening,
127:1.5 This year S. started to school, and they were
127:4.5 James and S. grew up trying to follow Jesus’ plan of
127:4.7 S. was a well-meaning boy but too much a dreamer.
127:4.7 He was slow in getting settled down in life and was
127:4.7 But he was always a good and well-intentioned lad.
128:2.2 This year S. graduated from school and began work
128:3.1 that Jesus stopped work for three weeks to take S.
128:3.3 Jesus and S. became acquainted with a merchant
128:3.3 While S. gave attendance at the temple, Jesus
128:3.4 S. greatly enjoyed his visit to Jerusalem.
128:3.4 He was received into the commonwealth of Israel at
128:3.4 While S. attended the Passover ceremonies, Jesus
128:3.7 On the Sunday after Passover week S. and Jesus
128:3.7 S. never forgot what Jesus taught him on this trip.
128:3.7 He had always loved Jesus, but now he felt that he
128:3.7 he felt that he had begun to know his father-brother.
128:3.7 S. kept the family up late that night relating his
128:3.8 Mary was much upset by S.’ report that Jesus spent
128:7.8 Jude ran away, and S. later found him with the
128:7.8 When S. brought him back home, Jesus talked
129:1.6 returned shortly before the double wedding of S.
134:1.4 S. and Jude had for some time wanted to get married
134:1.4 So S. and Jude were married at a double wedding in
138:1.4 went over to Nazareth to visit with Joseph and S.
Simon—father of Lazarus
124:6.9 his family had stopped near the house of one S.,
125:2.1 were guests of, or associates with, the family of S. of
125:2.1 S. having purchased the paschal lamb for the
125:4.1 arriving just as S.’ family made ready to partake of
125:4.1 Jesus, and he remained in S.’ house for the night.
125:5.1 S. also came down from Bethany to see what the boy
125:5.8 questions, and none was more astonished than S..
125:5.9 When the day was over, S. and Jesus wended their
127:3.4 S. had been laid to rest with his fathers, and Jesus
Simon—one of Jesus’ uncles
127:2.4 One of Jesus’ uncles (Mary’s brother S.) had joined
Simon—tanner in Joppa
130:1.1 Gadiah, a Philistine interpreter who worked for S.
130:1.1 had transacted much business with this S.; so Gonod
130:1.3 with the final decision of S. to embrace Christianity.
Simon of Cyrene—man who bore Jesus’ cross
130:6.6 S., little dreamed that the man whose cross he bore
187:1.9 Then he ordered a passerby, one S. from Cyrene,
187:1.10 This man S. had come all the way from Cyrene, in
187:1.10 He was stopping with other Cyrenians just outside
187:1.10 S. lingered all through the hours of the Master’s
187:1.10 he became a valiant believer in the gospel of the
187:1.10 and when he returned home, he led his family into
187:1.10 His two sons, Alexander and Rufus, became very
187:1.10 But S. never knew that Jesus, whose burden he bore,
Simon or Simon Zelotes—one of the twelve apostles
138:2.8 5. SZ. was an officer in the patriotic organization of
138:2.8 a position which he gave up to join Jesus’ apostles.
138:2.8 Before joining the Zealots, S. had been a merchant
138:2.8 He was selected by Peter.
138:3.0 3. THE CALL OF MATTHEW AND SIMON
138:3.2 invited one S. to join the apostles and secured his
138:3.2 his consent that S. be also bidden to this feast.
138:3.3 they all went with Peter to call upon S. the Zealot,
138:3.3 When Peter led Jesus up to S., the Master greeted
138:3.6 “In coming here tonight to welcome S. and
138:3.7 SZ. desired to make a speech at this gathering in
138:3.7 Andrew prevailed upon him to refrain from making
138:10.9 8. SZ. was given charge of recreation and play.
138:10.9 He managed the Wednesday programs and sought
139:7.3 time for the rest of the apostles, especially SZ. and
139:11.0 11. SIMON THE ZEALOT
139:11.1 SZ., the eleventh apostle, was chosen by Peter.
139:11.1 He was an able man of good ancestry and lived with
139:11.1 He was twenty-eight years old when he became
139:11.1 He was a fiery agitator and was also a man who
139:11.1 He had been a merchant in Capernaum before he
139:11.1 he turned his entire attention to the patriotic
139:11.2 SZ was given charge of the diversions and relaxation
139:11.2 he was a very efficient organizer of the play life and
139:11.3 S.’ strength was his inspirational loyalty.
139:11.3 about entering the kingdom, they would send for S..
139:11.4 S.’ great weakness was his material-mindedness.
139:11.4 He could not quickly change himself from a Jewish
139:11.5 The one thing about Jesus which S. so much admired
139:11.6 Although S. was a rabid revolutionist, a fearless
139:11.6 he gradually subdued his fiery nature until he
139:11.6 he became a powerful and effective preacher of
139:11.6 S. was a great debater; he did like to argue.
139:11.6 of the Greeks, the task was always assigned to S..
139:11.7 He was a rebel by nature and iconoclast by training,
139:11.7 He had always identified himself with the party of
139:11.7 but he now joined the party of progress, unlimited
139:11.7 S. was a man of intense loyalties and warm personal
139:11.7 personal devotions, and he did profoundly love Jesus
139:11.9 The Master had many talks with S., but he never
139:11.9 Jesus often told S. that it was proper to want to see
139:11.9 It was difficult for S. to comprehend, but gradually
139:11.9 he began to grasp something of the meaning of the
139:11.10 persecutions, S. went into temporary retirement.
139:11.10 He was literally crushed.
139:11.10 As a nationalist patriot he had surrendered in
139:11.10 He was in despair, but he rallied his hopes and went
139:11.11 S. went to Alexandria and, after working up the Nile,
139:11.11 Thus he labored until he was an old man and feeble.
139:11.11 And he died and was buried in the heart of Africa.
140:10.7 S. asked, “But, Master, are all men the sons of God.
140:10.7 “Yes, S., all men are the sons of God, and that is
141:3.2 S. did much of the personal work and conducted
141:6.1 SZ. brought to Jesus one Teherma, a Persian doing
141:6.1 Andrew presented Teherma to S. for instruction.
141:6.1 S. looked upon the Persian as a “fire worshiper,”
141:6.2 When SZ. and Jesus were alone, Simon asked the
141:6.2 S. asked the Master: “Why is it that I could not
141:6.2 Jesus answered: “S., S., how many times have I
141:6.2 S., when the Son of Man came first to you, did he
141:6.2 Go then, S., teaching and preaching the kingdom,
141:6.3 S. was astonished at these words, but he did as Jesus
141:6.3 he did as Jesus had instructed him, and Teherma,
143:1.3 the kingdom presented by Thomas, Nathaniel, SZ.,
143:3.5 S. was unusually upset in his efforts to reconcile
144:1.7 Philip, and SZ. were uncertain and confused;
145:5.5 and the apostles were so perplexed that, while SZ.
148:8.3 SZ. was in favor of dealing rather roughly with
149:5.1 evangelists working under the supervision of SZ.,
149:5.1 S. asked the Master: “Why are some persons so
149:5.1 in answer to S.’ question: “S., some persons are
150:4.1 James and Judas Alpheus, SZ. and Judas Iscariot.
150:9.3 S., who, with the help of Nahor, one of the younger
152:2.5 attempt to proclaim Jesus king were Peter, John, S.
152:7.1 Judas Iscariot and SZ. stopped with friends in
153:0.2 SZ. expressed the belief, in reality a hope, that
156:1.5 came forward SZ. to remonstrate with Norana.
156:1.5 S.: “Woman, you are a Greek-speaking gentile.
156:1.5 But Norana refused to take offense at S.’ thrust.
157:4.2 Peter and SZ. had been earnestly laboring with their
157:4.2 The two S. were well-nigh agreed in their estimate
158:4.6 As the apostles listened, SZ. and Judas Iscariot
158:4.6 at the sudden boldness, if not presumption, of S.
158:4.6 Then S. stepped forward and, placing his hand on
166:2.3 SZ. observed the Samaritan among the lepers,
166:2.3 he sought to induce the Master to pass on into the
166:2.3 Jesus to S.: “But what if the Samaritan loves God
166:2.3 Do you feel certain about your opinions, S.?”
166:2.3 S. quickly replied, “If you cleanse them, you will
166:2.3 Jesus replied: “So shall it be, S., and you will soon
166:2.5 looking about at the twelve, especially at SZ., said:
166:2.6 the apostles all looked at Jesus, save S., whose eyes
169:2.1 One evening SZ., commenting on one of Jesus’
171:4.1 that SZ. and Simon Peter, having conspired to have
172:5.2 excitement, particularly Peter, James, John, and S.
172:5.8 Next to Simon Peter and SZ., Matthew experienced
172:5.10 This Sunday started off as a great day for SZ..
172:5.10 He saw visions of wonderful doings in Jerusalem the
172:5.10 but S. dreamed of the establishment of the new
172:5.10 S. saw the nationalists springing into action as
172:5.10 he even envisaged the Sanhedrin and all of their
172:5.10 He really believed something great was going to
172:5.10 He was the noisiest man in the whole multitude.
172:5.10 he was a silent, crushed, and disillusioned apostle.
172:5.10 He never fully recovered from the depression which
174:0.2 to SZ. he said: “S., you may be crushed by
179:1.5 the right of the Master, John; on the left, Judas, SZ.,
181:2.7 Jesus now went over to SZ., who stood up and
181:2.7 I know that you love me, S., and that you also love
181:2.8 Jesus had hardly ceased speaking to SZ. when the
181:2.9 And then, laying his hand on S.’ shoulder, Jesus
181:2.9 I have told you this many times, S., but you refuse
181:2.10 S. wanted to speak further, but Jesus raised his hand
181:2.10 Dedicate your life, S., to showing how acceptably
181:2.11 “And now, S., when you do finally see all of this,
181:2.11 so, S., once more I warn you that they who fight
181:2.11 finished on earth, you, S., shall sit down with me
181:2.12 When Jesus had finished speaking to SZ., he
182:2.3 SZ. led them all over to his tent, where were
182:2.3 Nathaniel’s speech, he handed his sword back to S.
183:2.2 only Simon Peter and SZ. were girded with swords;
183:2.2 he also knew that SZ. had an ample store of arms in
183:4.2 SZ. stood up on the stone wall of the olive press
183:4.2 Nathaniel, who stood up the moment S. had
183:4.3 Andrew, James, and SZ. were hiding in the city.
184:1.4 What are the names of your disciples, besides SZ.,
191:0.8 SZ. was too much crushed to participate in the
191:0.8 Most of the time he reclined on a couch in a corner
191:0.8 he did not speak half a dozen times throughout the
191:0.8 His concept of the kingdom had crashed, and he
191:0.8 he could not discern that the Master’s resurrection
191:0.8 His disappointment was very personal and altogether
192:1.10 but SZ. grew more and more despondent as they
192:1.10 he forsook his brethren and returned to his home.
192:1.11 two of the apostles should volunteer to go to SZ.
192:2.6 what Jesus said that had much to do with getting SZ.
192:4.7 new gospel of the risen Lord except Thomas, SZ.,
193:3.2 SZ. interrupted Jesus, asking, “Then, Master,
193:3.2 When Jesus had listened to S.’ question, he
193:3.2 “S., you still cling to your old ideas about the
193:6.4 SZ. was in retirement for some time before
Simon—member of the Sanhedrin
142:8.5 when one S., a member of the Sanhedrin, publicly
Simon—one of David Zebedee’s assistants
145:1.2 S., one of David’s assistants, answered: “Master, it
145:1.2 S. consented to follow Jesus’ directions because
145:1.2 this S. fell down at Jesus’ knees, saying, “Depart
145:1.2 S. and all who were concerned in this episode
145:1.2 this S., and their associates forsook their nets and
Simon—influential Pharisee of Jerusalem
147:5.0 5. VISITING SIMON THE PHARISEE
147:5.1 Though S. was not a member of the Sanhedrin,
147:5.1 he was an influential Pharisee of Jerusalem.
147:5.1 He was a half-hearted believer, and notwithstanding
147:5.1 that he might be severely criticized therefor, he
147:5.1 he dared to invite Jesus and his personal associates,
147:5.1 S. had long observed the Master and was much
147:5.3 On this particular occasion at S.’ house, among
147:5.4 When S. saw all this, he said to himself: “This man
147:5.4 Jesus, knowing what was going on in S.’ mind,
147:5.4 “S., I have something which I would like to say to
147:5.4 S. answered, “Teacher, say on.”
147:5.4 Which do you think, S., would love him most?”
147:5.4 S. answered, “He, I suppose, whom he forgave the
147:5.4 continued: “S., take a good look at this woman.
147:5.5 When S. and his friends who sat at meat with him
147:5.6 turned to S. and said: “I know your heart, S., how
147:5.8 transformed woman whom some of you saw at S.’
147:5.8 living on a level which is vastly below that of S.
147:5.8 much farther away from God than S. but her soul
Simon—believer of Bethany
152:7.1 John, stayed at the home of a believer named S.,
172:0.1 for him to stay with a neighboring believer, one S.,
172:1.2 arrival of Jesus by a public banquet at the home of S.
172:1.3 Jesus talked with S. about Joshua of old, whose
172:2.1 On this Sunday morning, in S.’ beautiful garden,
172:2.3 the greater part of this money in the hands of S.,
172:4.3 with Peter and John, went to the home of S., while
172:5.1 until they separated after arriving at S.’ house.
172:5.1 did not keep armed watch over Jesus at S.’ house.
172:5.12 with Mary’s anointing at the feast in S.’ house.
173:0.1 Jesus and the apostles assembled at the home of S. in
173:5.5 on a plot of ground belonging to S. of Bethany.
174:0.1 dozen other prominent disciples at the home of S..
174:0.1 Jesus also said good-bye to the aged S., and gave
189:4.1 immediately left the room, going to the home of S.
191:0.13 John Mark located Thomas at the home of S. in
191:5.1 During this time he saw only those at S.’ house
Simons
157:4.2 The two S. were well-nigh agreed in their estimate
simple—see simple-minded
10:5.2 group potential is always in excess of the s. sum of
19:1.5 in these revelations by proceeding from the s. and
47:8.4 This s. ceremony marks the entrance of an ascending
48:0.2 dissolution of the body, hold that such a s. step
48:4.19 revert to the more s. engagements of your ancestors.
48:7.1 in one column are presented the more s. concepts of
50:4.2 They are, in comparison with later ages, s., being
52:1.2 that primitive man is developing a s. language
52:2.3 initial presentations of revealed religion are very s.,
55:5.6 Life is refreshingly s.; man has at last co-ordinated
58:6.2 animals which progressively lead up from the s. to
58:6.2 missing links” will remain missing, for the s. reason
58:6.5 it was comparatively s. to allow the briny waters to
58:7.11 shore-line waters are swarming with the s. forms of
59:0.8 The more s. and primitive forms of animal life
59:1.18 seaweed, one-celled organisms, s. sponges, trilobites,
63:6.5 shown by the prayer taught these s. folks by Onagar,
63:6.8 These s. people had a real though primitive religion,
65:2.3 The bacteria, s. vegetable organisms of a primitive
66:3.3 nucleus of the Prince’s settlement was a very s. city,
66:6.5 The s. folk of Urantia brought their social customs to
66:7.2 neatness and cleanliness, everything was very s.
66:7.3 The Prince’s corporeal staff presided over s. and
69:9.1 mere theory or social doctrine; communism was a s.
72:2.2 these municipal governing schemes are very s.,
73:2.2 Van knew that these Adamic Sons always lived in s.
73:5.2 And though the structures of the Garden were s.,
74:2.8 the age of Adam opens amidst scenes of s. grandeur;
74:8.7 But Moses did present a s. and condensed narrative
75:1.3 work of converting the inhabitants to the most s.
81:2.9 the s. story of Andon and the flint was soon replaced
82:2.2 study of these peoples reveals the s. mating customs
82:3.1 and as society evolved from the s. to the complex,
83:0.2 the s. and innate biologic fact that men and women
84:1.6 A family of some s. sort was insured by the fact that
85:1.3 But s. mortals do not always identify Deity with
85:4.1 Moving waters vividly impressed these s. minds with
87:4.3 in its vividness and the universality of its ready and s.
87:5.2 now the s. ghost cult is followed by the practices
89:4.1 worshipful rituals, did not have a s. and single
90:0.3 Evolutionary religion is born of a s. fear, the fear
90:0.3 Religion eventually achieves the profoundly s.
91:3.4 The s. prayer of faith evidences a mighty evolution in
93:2.1 embodied in the s. statement which he made to this
93:3.8 a God who would accept man on the s. terms of faith
93:4.1 The ceremonies of the Salem worship were very s..
93:4.5 But even such a short and s. declaration of faith
93:6.4 this gospel of s. faith in God was too advanced;
94:1.6 Melchizedek teaching of one God and one s. faith.
94:5.4 changed from the s. doctrines of Salem in the days
94:7.5 advanced stand on salvation through faith—s. belief.
94:9.2 But this Buddhism was no longer the s. doctrine of
94:10.3 except the s. teachings of the Jesusonian gospel:
94:11.13 to hear the s. gospel of Salem, that faith in God
95:7.3 gladly received the s. gospel of the carpenter’s son
102:5.1 the evolutionary progression of s. life to the status of
104:2.4 functions of the Trinity are not the s. sum of the
113:7.3 a little lower than the more s. types of the angelic
119:1.4 This record is preserved in a s. temple which now
121:8.3 briefest, and most s. record of Jesus’ life.
126:5.1 Jesus and his family returned to the s. life of their
127:5.5 relations with any woman other than those of s.
127:6.9 natures into a s. and effective human individuality.
129:1.15 his s. but intensely active life of the past and his
130:4.5 the refined and complex from the crude and the s.,
131:4.6 Universe Keeper enters the soul of the s. creature.
133:5.6 in the equation rather than the s. arithmetical sum.
133:5.6 for a force far greater than the s. sum of its parts.
138:4.3 That night at a s. supper at the Alpheus home,
138:10.11 his disciple-apostles went on in this s. manner until
139:9.7 made a great impression on this s. child of nature.
139:9.8 there are untold millions of other such s. and fear-
139:9.8 They were s. and ignorant, but they were also big-
140:5.14 should see to it that they do not lose that s. faith.
140:6.1 Jesus and the twelve partook of a s. meal.
140:8.17 for the s. reason that he would not take sides in
140:10.1 to be had only by believing, by s. and sincere faith
141:3.4 The Master was s., manly, honest, and fearless.
144:1.10 need for some s. petition for the common people
144:2.1 “John indeed taught you a s. form of prayer: “O
149:2.14 to hear his gracious words and behold his s. life.
152:1.4 these remarkable events for the s. reason that such
160:1.3 humanity will quickly revert to the s. urge of living—
167:6.6 Beauty is most religious when it is most s. and
170:3.2 Though Jesus taught that faith, s. childlike belief,
172:3.1 profound affection for Bethany and its s. people.
179:5.5 thwarted in that his s. spiritual symbolism of that
186:2.8 he bore himself with s. dignity and unostentatious
195:0.3 It was not a s. spiritual appeal, such as Jesus had
simple-minded
85:0.2 loomed large in the experience of the s. primitive
85:6.1 The s. savage makes no clear distinction between
87:6.15 And with these s. peoples all such performances
91:1.3 These s. souls reasoned that food, shelter, rain, game
94:10.2 These s. Tibetans would not wholly give up their
139:9.8 The twins were good-natured, s. helpers, and
146:6.1 these ignorant and s. people regarded as miraculous
152:3.1 In the eyes of these s. people the power to feed
159:3.4 Do not indulge in sarcasm at the expense of my s.
164:5.5 This s. man of Jerusalem had indeed been cast out of
173:1.6 he beheld a s. Galilean, a man he had once talked
simpler
126:5.1 Their clothes and even their food became s..
simplicity
4:4.2 begin to understand how God can pass from s. to
55:5.5 are sublime in the s. of their artistic appointment.
74:4.1 understand the s. of the fraternal and democratic
121:4.4 They preached s. and virtue and urged men to
139:9.6 especially loved Jesus because of the Master’s s..
155:6.12 rather the spiritual s. of such an easy-believing
167:6.6 sanctuaries of s. and artistic embellishment, so that
195:10.2 the s. and uniqueness, of Jesus’ life on earth present
simplified
28:7.4 interuniverse communication will be greatly s.
52:4.8 society begins to return to more s. forms of living.
simplifies
100:7.18 He unifies life, ennobles character, and s. experience.
simply—see simply—with not or cannot
0:1.12 are not created; they are eventuated—they s. are.
2:4.1 Mercy is s. justice tempered by that wisdom
5:3.3 we s. worship God for what we comprehend him
12:1.12 Each superuniverse is s a geographic space clustering
12:7.2 the same thing in the same way, repeatedly, s.
13:2.5 you would s. encounter more difficulties until you
20:5.5 s. because it is the mortal home world of Jesus of
21:1.3 implied criticisms; they are s. a recording of fact.
22:9.7 There is s. nothing in all universal existence which
25:7.1 The Morontia Companions are s. gracious hosts to
25:8.3 with whom they fraternize; they are s. companions
26:8.4 apparent failures; in reality, s. unescapable delays.
27:3.1 Ethical awareness is s. the recognition by any
27:6.4 there is s. nothing in mortal experience with which
28:6.3 With the higher descendant beings, origin is s. a fact
29:4.32 These beings s. act by their presence.
29:4.34 order of life which is s. beyond the range of human
31:8.3 best to say that Transcendentalers s. eventuate.
36:3.5 At such times they s. initiate and transmit the spark
36:6.7 —s. that concept is inherent in the Father, expression
39:4.7 in the larger sense such goals are s. milestones on
47:2.7 They s. become as though they had not been.
53:1.2 judgment but s. said, ‘the Judge rebuke you.’”
57:1.6 living force organizers s. withdraw at right angles to
70:6.6 the clans and tribes would s. rise up and overthrow
70:9.14 to encumber twentieth-century civilization, but s.
70:11.6 hand down a decision, he s. said, “It is the custom.”
76:5.5 Adam’s physical mechanism s. wore out; the process
81:2.15 Man first s. appropriated his shelter, he lived under
82:1.2 in primitive peoples; they s. took them for granted.
82:2.1 The story of the evolution of marriage is s the history
82:3.15 of license; they were s. sincere tests of fecundity.
83:4.3 the parents s. took their daughter to the husband;
84:2.6 the mother-family failed s. because it could not
84:7.21 thrive on so little discipline and correction s. because
86:2.1 they are s. reverting to the natural estate of their
86:7.1 Primitive religion was s. the payment of premiums on
87:3.1 The early gods were s. glorified departed humans.
87:5.14 Divination was s. an attempt to avoid trouble.
88:6.4 sex festivities of May Day were s. imitative magic,
89:4.7 Present-day forms of worship are s. the ritualization
92:2.6 conscience s. represents the humanly conceived ideal
94:9.3 in India Buddhism s. withered and expired.
101:1.4 religion is s. the experience of experiencing the
101:9.3 And such a religion is s. the experience of yielding
102:0.1 To the unbelieving materialist, man is s. an
102:4.2 human experience is s. any interplay between an
105:1.5 To the finite mind there s. must be a beginning,
106:7.8 s. the creation of certain finite and transcendental
107:1.5 Adjusters are s. and eternally the divine gifts; they
113:5.4 not overlords or directors; they are s. guardians.
119:1.3 headquarters of that order in Nebadon, which s.
119:6.5 “I have s. been about my Father’s business.
123:6.6 Jesus s. never ceased to ask such intelligent but
130:4.11 (evil) is not an actual universe quality; it is s. the
135:3.1 John and the lad lived very s., subsisting on
137:6.3 Jesus s. said: “Be patient and you shall see the glory
139:5.7 Philip was not pessimistic; he was s. prosaic.
140:8.3 he s. called attention to his life as carpenter,
141:6.4 S. go forth proclaiming: This is the kingdom of
143:2.1 when Jesus was denounced by his enemies, he s.
147:1.4 This is s. the record, and as to whether or not beings
147:5.4 S. that her many sins have been forgiven,
152:2.4 Passover, and they s. refused to be disappointed.
159:3.9 In preaching the gospel of the kingdom, you are s.
160:1.9 You s. must have tact and tolerance.
160:4.15 Failure is s. an educational episode—a cultural
166:4.4 These folks were s. innocent victims of one of the
183:3.3 s. point Jesus out to the soldiers, or at most carry
194:3.1 the “fruits of the spirit” in his life, he is s. showing
194:3.10 in the upper chamber, they were s. sitting there,
194:4.9 no organization; it was s. the Jesus brotherhood.
195:6.2 Religion is s. indifferent to, but sympathetic with,
195:8.5 Materialism denies God, secularism s. ignores him;
simply—with not or cannot
1:2.2 God is not s. the supreme desire of man, the mortal
1:5.5 Mortal man s. cannot see God until he achieves
1:5.13 Personality is not s. an attribute of God; it rather
10:5.2 The functions of the Paradise Trinity are not s. the
15:6.13 Light is a real substance, not s. waves of ether.
28:6.21 Greatness and goodness s. cannot be divorced.
32:5.6 You s. cannot grasp eternity; cannot comprehend it.
53:6.2 They s. could not comprehend that it was possible
74:4.1 They meant well, but they s. could not understand
93:4.5 They s. could not grasp the idea of getting divine
93:4.14 after his victory over Chedorlaomer; he s. did not
110:5.2 Adjusters s. cannot, in a single lifetime, co-ordinate
123:4.6 It s. could not have been avoided.
124:2.8 Jesus was a born teacher and s. could not refrain
125:0.6 Jesus s. would not accept explanations of worship
128:7.7 Mary s. could not fathom her first-born son.
130:8.2 your trouble is s. that you do not know God.
133:7.7 Ideas are not s. a record of sensations; ideas are
138:9.1 Real men s. could not actually desert a revered
138:9.2 They s. could not fathom his philosophy nor grasp
140:8.20 Jesus did not want s. to produce a religious man,
158:4.4 They s. could not free themselves entirely from the
161:2.10 Jesus s. could not be all of this and do all of these
171:4.3 they s. could not—would not—permit themselves
172:5.3 Peter s. could not figure out what the Master was
195:8.11 You s. cannot establish the brotherhood of men
195:9.7 Selfish men and women s. will not pay such a price
simultaneity
106:9.2 no creature could fathom the relations of s..
130:7.5 in this way will circular s. increasingly displace the
simultaneous
0:3.20 Therefore must many of the s. events of eternity be
9:7.1 to make possible the s. recognition of the mental,
10:4.2 The Trinity makes possible the s. expression of all
10:5.3 Such attitudes are s. and may be multiple concerning
25:2.2 there is a s. focalization upon one of the Reflective
26:2.6 suitable creative responses to the s. developments
31:3.5 upon the Mortal Corps of the Finality will be s.
33:1.1 611,121st original concept of infinite identity of s.
43:8.7 3. Achieve s. adjustment to fellow morontians and
48:2.3 The creation of the first Power Supervisors is s. with
49:5.22 first adjudication of the living and the dead is s. with
52:1.6 and a dispensational adjudication of the realm is s.
54:5.13 From the Paradise viewpoint the adjudication is s.
56:7.5 is attended by s. expansions of Deity functional-
58:4.2 original, identical, and s. marine-life implantations.
59:4.6 America was partially overspread by seas having s.
64:6.1 The s. emergence of all six races on Urantia, and in
65:4.7 and the later s. appearance of the Sangik mutants
81:2.19 dissemination of this art was s. with the extension of
86:4.1 The s. dreaming about a departed chief by several
96:3.5 the s. onslaughts of a strong Libyan thrust from
105:2.3 of the monistic I AM are eternally integrated by s.
105:4.1 And s. with this assumption is the third postulate—
143:7.6 its s. and secure attachment to the spiritual realities
151:3.6 The parable provides for a s. appeal to different
181:2.10 fulfill my injunction concerning the s. recognition
simultaneously
0:3.22 becoming the Eternal Father of the Original Son s.
2:4.3 universe conduct which s. satisfies the demands of
3:1.1 God is s. present “in heaven above and on the earth
7:3.3 pass immediately and s. to all divine personalities
8:1.8 universe and all that pertains thereto eternalized s.
9:1.7 an infinite mystery: That the Infinite s. revealed his
9:7.2 know about remote conditions instantaneously, s.
11:5.8 either an outgoing or an incoming—never both s..
11:9.3 his spirit self in the being of the Eternal Son, s. he
15:5.5 initiating a series of tidal upheavals which occur s.
17:1.10 And they are thus able to communicate s. with all
17:6.3 action of the Father and the Eternal Son, s. there
17:6.7 S. with this phenomenon on Paradise, the
18:5.1 They were created s., and together they passed
19:7.1 the last group having been personalized s. with the
21:3.19 of the seven experiences on the creature levels s.
22:7.8 S. with the appearance of a new creature-trinitized
25:6.1 This they can do because of their peculiar ability s.
26:5.1 S. these high ministers begin their work for the
32:1.5 S. with the arrival of the Creator Son, work is begun
33:6.5 From Salvington, broadcasts are s. directed to the
34:0.3 work of physical creation and spiritual ministry s..
34:1.1 s. with this little-understood Trinity manifestation
37:2.2 many as one thousand of these are often in session s..
39:2.15 so multicircuited that 144,000 messages can s.
39:3.9 personalities are so organized that they can s.
49:5.9 the superuniverses are peopled with mortals who s.
57:5.6 a partial disruption; from opposite sides and s.,
61:1.1 the land gradually rose but was s. washed down to
61:5.2 S. with these land elevations the ocean currents
65:4.8 later, s. with the appearance of the six Sangik races.
65:6.1 to determine, s., the exact location and the velocity
74:0.1 They regained consciousness s..
74:5.2 the translation of Van and Amadon occurring s. with
75:4.1 for accelerating world improvement by operating s.
76:5.3 the dispensational resurrection which occurred s.
84:7.28 and s. provides the ideal avenue for the expression
93:10.8 the presence on Urantia, s., of Machiventa, Adam,
101:6.8 wisdom, faith, truth, and love as completely and s. to
101:9.1 the ethical horizon of evolved religion while it s.
107:2.5 Adjuster could be roaming the master universe s.
117:6.16 attainment of perfection, all creatures will s. find him
117:6.21 that qualifies them s. to participate in this discovery.
119:2.3 S. with the reception of this request on Salvington,
133:6.5 The divine spirit arrives s. with the first moral
142:3.7 Creator who was s. all-powerful and all-merciful.
142:7.2 who could s. see into the very heart of God and into
146:2.4 is the fact that God s. hears that man’s prayer.
149:2.11 the destruction of that which was only when he s.
176:2.3 achieved the experience of s. revealing God to man
177:3.7 But it was a busy day in the city as they s. prepared
177:4.4 honor for himself, and if this could be secured s.
Sin—Mesopotamian god
95:1.4 Bel, Shamash, Nabu, Anu, Ea, Marduk, and S..
sin—noun
2:3.2 The final result of wholehearted s. is annihilation.
2:3.4 When the continued embrace of s. by the mind
2:3.5 Undiluted evil, complete error, willful s., and
2:6.7 cannot help being exhibited as equal hatred for s..
2:6.8 God loves the sinner and hates the s.: such a
2:6.8 S. is not a person.
2:6.8 while towards s. God strikes no personal attitude,
2:6.8 God strikes no personal attitude, for s. is not a
2:6.8 saves the sinner; the law of God destroys the s..
2:6.8 the sinner finally identified himself wholly with s.
3:3.4 as to whether God chooses to foreknow events of s..
3:5.15 The possibility of mistaken judgment becomes s.
4:2.4 Paradise divided by the incompletion, evil, and s. of
4:3.3 On worlds not segregated by s., the races are able to
4:3.6 afforded a contrast with comparative evil (not s.)
4:5.5 shedding of blood there could be no remission of s..”
5:4.5 Christianity promises salvation from s., sanctity;
7:1.7 S. and rebellion may interfere with the operation of
14:2.9 We do infer that s. can be reckoned as impossible
14:2.9 Neither has s. appeared in any creature who has
22:2.3 who prevents such upheavals of error, evil, or s.;
31:0.13 are forever proof against evil and secure against s..
32:3.7 possibility of disharmony, confusion, rebellion—s..
33:3.4 on worlds tainted with evil or dominated by s..
34:7.6 animal living and the temptations of evil and s..”
34:7.7 planets which have never been tainted with s. nor
39:8.9 s. will never find response in the heart of a seraphim
43:4.7 Never, since that day, have these instigators of s.
43:4.9 all Norlatiadek is being cleansed of s. and rebels.
43:4.9 exists no opportunity for the entertainment of s..
43:4.10 the policy and attitude of the order of Days toward s.
45:1.11 until the Ancients of Days shall adjudicate the s. of
46:8.4 “The wages of s. is death”—eternal obliteration.
50:6.5 retrieve the resultant handicaps of s. and secession.
52:7.14 been wholly loyal, tainted with evil, or cursed by s.—
53:0.1 he embraced s. and now is numbered as one of
53:2.5 and evil evolved into deliberate and willful s..
53:7.11 gathered around the banners of secession and s..
53:7.12 against rebellion and the surest safeguard against s..
53:8.2 all Satania, that is, outside the isolated worlds of s..
53:8.4 Satania but also in the other two systems where s.
53:8.8 the sons of God; faith is an effective armor against s.
53:9.8 every s. is concealed the seed of its own destruction”
53:9.8 that “the wages of s. is death.”
54:0.1 to grasp the meanings of evil, error, s., and iniquity.
54:0.1 choice eventuates in the divergent realms of s. and
54:0.2 The Gods neither create evil nor permit s. and
54:0.2 S. is potential in all realms where imperfect beings
54:0.2 The deliberate choice of evil constitutes s.;
54:0.2 the persistent pursuit of s. and error is iniquity.
54:1.10 tyrants and oppressors on a world of s. and iniquity
54:3.1 as to why the all-wise Creators permit evil and s..
54:3.2 wholehearted identification with evil (s.) is the
54:3.2 the time of such personal identification with s. and
54:4.3 that a creature can choose to do wrong—commit s.—
54:5.11 perfect and final cure of the plague of evil and s..
54:6.2 the universe rulers toward rebels and rebellion—s.
54:6.4 to suffer the evil consequences of the s. of some
54:6.5 delays which invariably accompany the s. of rebellion
54:6.5 citizens, who, by withstanding the sophistries of s.,
54:6.9 choose to enter upon the Paradise career if s. had not
55:3.10 between good and evil, s. and righteousness
56:10.14 Only s. is isolated and evil gravity resisting on the
63:6.4 Apostle Paul as the doctrine of atonement for s. by
66:7.19 to agricultural toil as the penalty of supposed s..
67:1.3 In committing deliberate s., Caligastia so completely
67:1.4 There are many ways of looking at s., but from the
67:1.4 s. is the attitude of a personality who is knowingly
67:1.4 But s. is a purposeful resistance to divine reality—
67:1.5 deficiency of wisdom; s., abject spiritual poverty;
67:1.6 And when s. has so many times been chosen and
67:1.6 and so often been repeated, it may become habitual.
67:2.5 compelled to choose between s. and righteousness—
67:3.9 in universe affairs, went astray—embraced s..
67:4.6 Daligastia going astray—committing traitorous s..
67:4.6 Those beings who fell into s.—they did not
67:7.0 7. REMOTE REPERCUSSIONS OF SIN
67:7.2 But not so with the external repercussions of s.:
67:7.2 The impersonal consequences of embraced s. are
67:7.4 S. is never purely local in its effects.
67:7.4 S., being an attitude of the person toward reality, is
67:7.4 S. is fraught with fatal consequences to personality
67:7.5 Evil and s. visit their consequences in material and
67:7.5 but never does the s. of any being rob another of the
67:7.6 S. on Urantia did little to delay biologic evolution,
67:7.6 but it did operate to deprive the mortal races of the
67:7.6 S. enormously retards intellectual development,
67:7.6 But it does not prevent the highest achievement by
67:7.7 suffer vital spiritual deprivation because of the s. of
67:7.7 S. is wholly personal as to moral guilt or spiritual
69:6.5 It was a s. to extinguish a flame; if a hut caught fire,
70:11.4 s. was the transgression of those taboos which
70:11.4 confusion due to the failure to segregate crime and s.
74:3.5 low levels to which it had fallen as a result of s.
75:4.3 s. is a deliberate transgression of the divine will;
76:5.1 an error of judgment and not the s. of conscious
76:5.7 confusion, all the more confounded by evil and s.,
76:5.7 it is rather that the evil and s. on Urantia afforded
77:7.1 The majority of the midwayers went into s. at the
82:2.4 eventually created concepts of vice, crime, and s..
82:3.8 as a disgrace, or even a s., not to be married,
84:4.8 To be thus detected was a grievous s., the violation
86:3.3 all of which has led to such doctrines as original s.
88:4.7 The later idea of original s. helped much to weaken
89:0.0 SIN, SACRIFICE, AND ATONEMENT
89:0.1 this concept developed into the doctrine of s. and
89:0.1 as coming into the world under forfeit—original s..
89:2.0 2. THE CONCEPT OF SIN
89:2.2 all set for the appearance of the new conception of s.
89:2.2 The idea of s was universally established in the world
89:2.2 It was only by the concept of s. that natural death
89:2.2 S. was the transgression of taboo, and death was the
89:2.2 transgression of taboo,and death was the penalty of s
89:2.3 S. was ritual, not rational; an act, not a thought.
89:2.3 And this entire concept of s. was fostered by the
89:2.3 transgression of the taboos—s.—brought him down to
89:2.4 primitive law made vice a crime; religion made it a s..
89:2.4 violation of a taboo was a combined crime and s..
89:2.4 was always regarded as punishment for tribal s..
89:4.5 concept of s. and of original s. became widespread,
89:4.5 sacrifice for accidental and personal s. evolved into
89:4.5 doctrine of sacrifice for the atonement of racial s..
89:4.6 The doctrine of original s., or racial guilt, started
89:10.0 10. FORGIVENESS OF SIN
89:10.1 The consciousness of s. persists in the mortal mind,
89:10.2 S. must be redefined as deliberate disloyalty to
89:10.3 the violation of the mores; it is not necessarily s..
89:10.3 There is no real s. in the absence of conscious
89:10.5 The confession of s. is a manful repudiation of
89:10.5 confession—sincere recognition of the nature of s.—
89:10.6 forgiveness of s. by Deity is the renewal of loyalty
90:3.8 4. S.—punishment for taboo violation.
90:3.8 been believed that sickness is a punishment for s.,
91:1.6 that all prayer may lead to a morbid sense of s.,
92:3.2 uncleanness, purification, prophecy, original s.—
93:6.4 go back to the older sacrifices and atonement for s.
95:4.1 between right and wrong, taught punishment for s.,
97:4.2 belief in a Divine Being who would countenance s.
97:4.2 Yahweh, would no more tolerate crime and s. in
97:4.7 the recognition that Yahweh would not condone s.
97:5.6 the fruit of my body for the s. of my soul?
97:8.2 righteousness coupled with dire punishments for s.
100:7.11 in his love for the sinner and in his hatred for s..
100:7.14 But he was often indignant at evil, intolerant of s..
100:7.14 But his indignation against s. never led to anger at
100:7.16 saying, “Who among you convicts me of s.?”
101:3.15 regardless of the perplexing presence of evil and s..
102:1.1 honest doubts and sincere questionings are not s.;
103:2.6 rather than negatively, away from s. and guilt.
103:2.9 the “old man of s.” and the “new nature” of grace.
103:4.3 The sense of guilt (not the consciousness of s.)
108:6.2 Father makes the closest possible approach to s.
111:1.6 last analysis, impervious to evil and incapable of s.
111:1.9 rejected mercy and upon the rocks of embraced s..
111:4.11 are face to face with the devastation of evil and s.—
111:6.2 when self becomes proud and arrogant, s. may
111:6.3 The problem of s. is not self-existent in the finite
111:6.3 version of the finite that gives origin to evil and s..
114:7.17 Urantia is not a cosmic orphan stigmatized by s. and
118:7.4 S. in time-conditioned space clearly proves the
118:7.4 S. depicts immaturity dazzled by the freedom of the
121:5.15 Christianity promised deliverance from s. followed
121:6.5 But Paul’s theory of original s., the doctrines of
121:6.5 phases of Paul’s teachings regarding original s.
126:4.5 the fruit of my body for the s. of my soul? No!
127:0.3 years on a world beset by evil and distraught by s.,
128:1.5 tested and tempted like as we are, yet without s..”
130:1.5 when embraced and willfully endorsed, becomes s..
130:1.6 And then are such evils later exalted into s. by the
131:1.8 Prayerful worship shuns evil and forbids s..
131:1.9 let the soul turn away from s. and put your whole
131:2.8 If you do not well, it is because s. lies at the door;
131:2.8 men reap the evil they plough and the s. they sow.
131:2.8 if you s. against God, you also wrong your own
131:3.3 “Unrighteousness is contemptible; s. is despicable.
131:3.3 It is evil to see s. where there is no s.; to see no sin
131:3.3 to see no s. where there is s..
131:3.3 Make an end of your misery by loathing s..
131:3.3 look up to the Noble One, turn away from s. with a
131:3.3 Make no apology for evil; make no excuse for s..
131:3.5 Evil results in sorrow and s. ends in pain.
131:3.5 Let no man think lightly of s., saying in his heart:
131:4.5 evil; therefore, O Lord, free us from all taint of s..
131:4.8 can be greater than to experience salvation from s.?
131:5.5 if I purpose not to do again the evil thing, that s.
131:5.5 I know that forgiveness takes away the bonds of s.
131:6.2 Those who commit s. will not ascend on high, but
131:6.2 delivers man from the bondage of s. and introduces
131:6.2 righteous man has already experienced an end of s.
131:8.2 itself as evil, and thus do the passions of s. arise.
131:8.5 recognizes the evil of his ways and repents of s.
131:10.4 repent of their evil ways and forsake all known s..
133:3.7 so largely dominated by selfishness and s..
135:5.4 that s. was to be ended, and that the citizens of the
136:1.4 They held confusing ideas about racial s. and the
136:1.4 Some taught that Adam’s s. had cursed the human
136:2.1 they firmly believed that the s. of one individual
136:2.1 They feared lest some s. of ignorance on their part
136:2.6 of no misdeeds; he made no confession of s..
136:6.9 the folly and s. of prostituting divine talents and
136:6.9 That was the s. of Lucifer and Caligastia.
136:8.8 compromise with evil, much less to consort with s.
138:8.2 Jesus taught them to preach the forgiveness of s.
139:9.8 look down upon littleness, only upon evil and s..
139:12.5 deception of pleasant adjustment to the paths of s.
141:3.8 Jesus explained that he did not mean to condone s.
141:4.1 recordings of s. and evil to be used against them
144:2.1 “O Father, cleanse us from s., show us your glory,
145:2.8 you fear that God will punish a nation for the s. of
146:2.4 Even the forgiveness of s. operates in this same
147:4.1 wickedly looks upon his intended consort in s..
147:5.9 indulgent parent who is ever ready to condone s.
148:4.0 4. EVIL, SIN, AND INIQUITY
148:4.4 S. is the conscious, knowing, and deliberate
148:4.4 S. is the measure of unwillingness to be divinely led
148:4.6 natural imperfections of behavior are neither s. nor
148:4.6 knowingly and deliberately chosen the paths of s.
148:4.6 but s. is an attitude of conscious rebellion which
148:4.7 You do not understand the relationships of s. and
148:4.7 perfect Adam and rapidly degenerating, through s.
148:5.2 the children of men from the extra burdens of s. and
148:5.2 ascension of man—s. is not essential to survival.
148:5.3 much of it has been produced by s. and iniquity.
148:5.3 the penalties of s. are inevitable; the destroying
148:6.3 is not always a punishment for antecedent s..
148:6.11 Next, he suffers the inexorable consequences of s.
148:9.3 Who can forgive s. but God?”
150:5.5 will be led to voluntary repentance of all known s..
150:5.5 of sonship is incompatible with the desire to s..
150:6.1 “Evil, S., and Temptation,” “Doubts and Unbelief,
153:4.3 they are guilty of the s. of eternally rejecting divine
156:2.6 in righteousness or retrogress into evil and s..
156:2.7 must not only be cleansed from all conscious s.,
157:4.5 All the forces of evil and the hosts of s. shall not
159:1.4 “Lord, how often shall my brother s. against me,
159:3.9 but that I am also ruthless with s. and intolerant of
161:2.4 No mere man would sanely profess to forgive s.;
161:2.6 Jesus strongly loves goodness and equally hates s.
162:2.7 from evil and the breaking of the bondage of s..
162:7.2 verily, I say to you, everyone who commits s. is
162:7.2 everyone who commits sin is the bondservant of s.
162:7.4 “Which of you convicts me of s.?
164:3.3 cases of blindness from birth were caused by s..
164:3.3 Not only were children conceived and born in s.,
164:3.3 be born blind as a punishment for some specific s.
164:3.3 rabbis taught that such defects could be caused by s.
164:3.5 such blindness was supposed to be the result of s.,
164:3.7 “Neither did this man s. nor his parents that the
164:4.8 Will you not atone for your s. by acknowledging
164:4.11 shouted to him: “You were altogether born in s.,
165:2.3 blind, he would have no s., but you claim that you
165:2.3 in Israel; therefore does your s. remain upon you.
165:4.5 Is it a s. to possess honest wealth?”
165:4.5 “My friend, it is not a s. to have honorable wealth;
165:4.5 but it is a s. if you convert the wealth of material
165:4.5 There is no s. in having honest possessions on earth
167:7.3 perchance, angels become involved in s. as did some
167:7.5 the seraphic joy when one soul elects to forsake s.
170:2.23 Jesus taught that s. is not the child of a defective
170:2.23 is rather the offspring of a knowing mind dominated
170:2.23 Regarding s., he taught that God has forgiven;
174:1.1 Master’s teaching regarding the forgiveness of s..
174:1.1 teachings having to do with the forgiveness of s..
174:1.4 S. is an experience of creature consciousness; it is
175:1.8 Remember, this is the s. of these rulers: They say
180:6.2 he will illuminate the difference between s. and
182:1.8 S. creates a dead level of evil inertia, but righteous
183:1.2 Even the father of s. turned his face away from the
185:7.2 who delivered me to you, they have the greater s..”
186:1.6 experience of the realization of the true nature of s.
186:1.6 S. was bewitching and adventurous in the
186:5.7 Jesus is not about to die as a sacrifice for s..
186:5.7 Guilt is purely a matter of personal s. and knowing
186:5.8 S. and rebellion have nothing to do with the bestowal
188:4.5 but s. is not transmitted from parent to child.
188:4.5 S. is the act of conscious and deliberate rebellion
188:4.10 trouble so much about the future punishment of s..
188:5.2 which is sufficiently strong and divine to forgive s.
188:5.2 but love destroys forever the s. and all weakness
188:5.3 his love for men, could break the hold of s. and evil.
188:5.3 destroys the charm of s. and the power of evil.
188:5.6 said, as they stoned him to death, “Lay not this s. to
190:5.4 proclaim liberty to the captives of s., and open up
194:3.2 slander, lies, dishonesty, and unrighteousness—s.—
194:3.2 Does faith, after all, triumph over evil, s., and
196:0.10 human tendencies toward selfishness, evil, and s..
196:2.2 to exclaim, “Which one of you convicts me of s.?”
sin-breeding
111:6.10 Pride is deceitful, intoxicating, and s. whether found
sin-cursed
98:6.3 the savior who had brought salvation to a s. race.
136:2.1 They felt themselves to belong to a s. nation,
sin-darkened
184:4.4 ignorant and misguided creatures on the s. sphere of
sin-expression
54:5.11 unlimited opportunity for s. as the quickest technique
sin-identified
2:3.2 In the last analysis, such s individuals have destroyed
2:3.4 the s. being instantly becomes as though he had
2:6.8 Such a s. mortal would then become wholly
sin-rebellion
136:3.5 having to do with the termination of all s. in your
sin-stricken
55:5.1 Mortal creatures living on a s., self-seeking, isolated
sin—verb
131:2.8 if you s. against God, you also wrong your own
150:5.5 of sonship is incompatible with the desire to s..
159:1.4 “Lord, how often shall my brother s. against me,
164:3.2 asked: “Master, who did s., this man or his parents,
164:3.3 They even taught that a child itself might s. before it
164:3.7 Said the Master: “Neither did this man s. nor his
Sinai
77:4.11 the same meaning to later-day Vanites that S. had to
80:6.3 Here they worked iron ores coming from Mount S.
96:1.3 concept of deity with Mount Horeb, the S. volcano.
96:1.11 Mount S. was intermittently active as a volcano,
96:1.12 the Bedouin herders’ concept of the spirit of the S.
96:4.2 encampment about Mount S. after the flight from
96:4.4 they tarried so long before the holy mountain of S.,
96:4.4 During this lengthy sojourn before S. the religious
96:6.2 crude, exacting, and thunderous desert god of S.
97:10.8 the jealous and cruel spirit god of the fulminating S.
142:3.3 1. Yahweh—the god of the S. clans.
142:3.10 up to the times when they were encamped before S..
142:3.21 amidst the thunders and lightnings of S., Moses
since—not included; see ever since; long since
sincere
28:6.7 your ability to exhaust the reserve if you are s. of
74:4.2 the Garden dwellers were really s. in all of this.
75:3.3 Serapatatia was entirely honest and thoroughly s. in
75:3.6 Serapatatia was altogether honest and wholly s. in
93:6.8 he was not overly pious, but he was thoroughly s.,
96:5.4 Moses was s. when he taught the Hebrews that, if
100:7.2 He was truly s.; there was nothing of the hypocrite
126:0.3 disdain upon all religious leaders who were not s..
126:4.8 never had they heard his voice so earnest and so s.;
127:4.8 thoughtless of speech, Ruth was most s. of heart.
139:6.3 Nathaniel’s great virtue; he was both honest and s..
139:8.3 Thomas was perfectly s., unquestionably truthful,
139:12.2 Judas was not really s. in dealing with himself.
142:6.8 Nicodemus was thoroughly s..
144:3.20 3. S.—honest of heart.
164:1.2 the lawyer was not wholly s. in asking this question,
166:3.7 to all who are honest of heart and s. in faith,
168:0.12 Some of these Jews were s. in their mourning,
168:1.4 of mourners, some s. and some merely pretenders.
172:3.15 This welcome, although it was joyous and s.,
174:3.2 these Sadducees were not s. in asking this question
181:2.10 “None of my apostles are more s. and honest at heart
181:2.20 since you were s. even in your material sightedness
196:2.8 Jesus blessed the poor because they were usually s.
sincere affection
156:5.5 expulsive energy of a new and s. spiritual affection
177:2.2 of a home where the parents bear each other a s.,
sincere application
83:8.2 Spiritual progress is attendant upon s. to other
sincere attitude
144:2.2 True praying is the s. of reaching heavenward for the
155:5.14 and having found such a true and s. of soul, speak
sincere belief
97:10.5 the Hebrew religion of s. in the one God continues
177:2.6 It is our s that the gospel of Jesus’ teaching, founded
sincere believer(s)
128:1.13 Jesus thought nothing of permitting his s. to worship
137:1.2 Andrew was a silent observer of, and s. in, John’s
143:1.7 but you are the first volunteers of a long line of s.
168:5.1 home, being the center of great interest to many s.
178:1.17 and s. in the brotherhood of the Father’s kingdom.
181:2.18 among the various groups of s. gospel believers.
193:4.14 explain why a well-meaning onetime s. in Jesus,
194:3.6 that the Spirit of Truth was bestowed upon all s.;
sincere betrothal
109:2.4 has entered into a solemn and s. with the Adjuster.
sincere child
155:6.12 be realized by acquiring the spiritual attitude of a s.
sincere communication
91:8.4 while in true praying it is the s. of the creature with
sincere communion
157:7.4 Judas, instead of engaging in s. with the spiritual
sincere compassion
171:7.3 could he manifest genuine sympathy and show s..
sincere conviction
122:8.4 and Elizabeth had become possessed with the s. that
sincere co-operation
72:5.1 but both are becoming adjusted to the plan of s..
110:7.10 pleaded “that he more faithfully give me his s.,
sincere Cynic
132:2.1 the one designed to answer this s. Cynic’s question
sincere desire(s)
13:4.5 more of their presence in response to a s. for the
91:2.1 were merely verbalized wishes, the expression of s..
99:2.4 that superior social wisdom which is born of the s. to
140:6.3 truth—the s. to do the will of my Father in heaven.”
146:2.9 and he shall surely give you the s. of your heart.”
sincere devotion
160:1.13 prejudice can be removed only by the s. of the soul
178:1.8 the attitude of honest citizenship and s. to one’s
180:1.1 But I am not wholly satisfied with even that s.
sincere differences
25:3.8 if the difficulties arise out of s. of opinion and
sincere doubter
137:2.7 who, looking benignly into the face of the s., said:
sincere efforts(s)
83:8.2 the s. human efforts of husband and wife to progress,
92:5.16 But it is to be hoped that the ardent and s. of these
112:7.9 the valiant human acquired immortality through s.
136:6.8 sought to lead his earth children to join him in a s.
195:7.10 The s. of man to become a mechanist represents the
sincere entrance
140:10.1 but to those already seeking s. to the kingdom,
sincere expression
144:4.2 when such a prayer is the s. of a child of God
196:0.10 To him prayer was a s. of spiritual attitude, a recital
sincere fairness
193:2.2 are: unselfish devotion, courageous loyalty, s.,
sincere faith
133:4.12 God if your repentance is genuine and your faith s..
140:10.1 was to be had only by believing, by simple and s..
168:4.10 Your s. implies that you have in advance granted
175:1.6 to enter, like little children and by s., into the
sincere friendliness
180:5.12 spontaneous, generous, and s. which characterizes
sincere inquiry
185:3.2 Since there was a tone of possibly s. in Pilate’s
sincere intentions
140:3.19 hearts and judges by inner longings and their s..
sincere interest
142:6.2 to see Jesus wholly because of his personal and s. in
sincere leader(s)
75:3.7 Cano was the s. spiritual leader of those neighboring
126:0.3 disdain upon all religious leaders who were not s..
sincere life
196:1.4 will respond to the presentation of his s. human life
sincere look
144:4.9 Prayer is the s. and longing look of the child to its
sincere love
179:4.5 are not won without the faith of the s. of truth.
sincere men
146:3.2 S. are unafraid of the critical examination of their
175:1.12 shut the doors of the kingdom of heaven against s.
sincere mind
160:1.7 honestly to admit, and fearlessly to face, what a s.
sincere motivation
67:3.6 the product of wise reasoning, logical judgment, s.,
sincere mourners
168:1.4 of mourners, some s. and some merely pretenders.
sincere optimism
196:0.11 a full-grown man with the s. and trusting optimism
sincere penitents
67:4.7 we truly believe that all such s. will in some manner
sincere person
186:2.2 only when he thought that Pilate or some other s.
sincere Pharisees
126:0.3 Jesus had great respect for the s. and the honest
sincere pledge
74:4.5 And let this act be the s. that you never will again
sincere prayer
91:6.3 never forget that the s. of faith is a mighty force for
168:4.5 No s. is denied an answer except when the superior
194:3.20 unbroken communion with their Maker through s.
sincere preacher
135:5.8 groups was intrigued by the proclamations of this s.
sincere pursuit
16:8.14 7. Worship, the s. of divine values and the love of
195:6.17 The s. of goodness, beauty, and truth leads to God.
sincere questionings
102:1.1 But honest doubts and s. are not sin; such attitudes
sincere questions
138:8.10 Jesus would always pause to answer s. during his
sincere recognition
89:10.5 But confession—s. of the nature of sin—is essential to
141:7.6 liberty through the s. of truth, “You shall know the
sincere religionist(s)
94:9.2 spiritual devotion and missionary persistence of s..
100:6.3 The s. is conscious of universe citizenship and is
sincere repentance
53:9.1 To all who would show proof of s., Michael offered,
76:5.2 that human status coupled with s. had made it
135:6.7 bring forth fruit worthy of s. if you would receive
sincere seeker(s)
123:3.1 endless procession of students and s. truth seekers
132:5.2 “My good friend, I discern that you are a s. after
141:7.3 All such s. for the truth are always glad to hear the
sincere self-criticism
132:3.5 true faith is predicated on profound reflection, s.,
sincere servants
174:5.8 then shall you become my disciples and the s. of
sincere service
133:4.3 The s. of God and the loyal service of Caesar do not
178:1.6 The fruits of the spirit, your s. and loving service, are
sincere social contacts
39:3.4 these seraphim labor to enhance all s. and further the
sincere soul
131:10.2 who dwells, by his spirit, in every s. human soul.
sincere tests
82:3.15 semblance of license; they were s. of fecundity.
sincere thanksgiving
146:2.16 with the spirit of s., let your needs be spread out
sincere voice
126:4.8 never had they heard his voice so earnest and so s.;
sincere welcome
172:3.15 This welcome, although it was joyous and s.,
sincere worship
5:3.7 S. connotes the mobilization of all the powers of the
27:7.7 has been fully and completely satisfied by the s. of
100:5.7 through living faith and s., wholehearted prayer.
117:5.13 of personal decisions have been illuminated by s.,
142:3.3 The Father never fails to accept the s. of his children
142:4.2 expressed in two great privileges: s. of the Creator,
196:0.10 he attained it by intelligent prayer and s.—unbroken
sincere worshipers
143:5.6 the hour will soon come—even now is—when all s.
sincerely
3:0.3 We s. doubt whether any one characteristic of the
5:1.7 If such a human mind is s. and spiritually motivated,
5:5.1 demands that man find him and s. strive to be like
5:5.14 if such an individual seeks God and s. desires to
34:6.11 if you s. desire to reach the eternal goal, then
67:1.6 whether the established iniquiter would ever s.
67:7.6 any individual who chooses to know God and s. do
91:9.2 1. You must qualify as a potent prayer by s. and
96:1.7 many devout believers s. endeavored to worship all
98:7.11 as s. seek to follow in the way of its teaching.
103:7.5 s. desirous of following the truth wherever it may
110:3.7 s. basing human life on the highest consciousness of
110:3.9 3. Loving man and s. desiring to serve him—
112:0.1 perfect guide; therefore, if you will s. run the race
112:2.7 when a human being s. and unselfishly loves another
113:6.10 notwithstanding that many s. repented of their folly,
127:5.5 After listening attentively, Jesus s. thanked Rebecca
130:1.2 And when such disheartened souls s. seek for God
131:3.4 sure that you s. seek to fulfill all righteousness.
133:4.10 Did you ever s. endeavor to talk with the spirit of
140:3.20 every one who hears this charge and s. executes his
140:6.13 You cannot s. worship God and at the same time
142:5.4 have been born of the spirit is that you s. love one
143:5.8 desired salvation, desired it s. and wholeheartedly,
146:2.13 12. All believers in this gospel should pray s. for
146:2.14 he explained that he referred to praying s. and in
146:3.1 and being s. honest of heart, he quickly believed
147:5.6 supposedly most flagrant sinner on earth if such s.
148:6.3 to those spiritual heights where he could s. say, ‘I
149:5.3 having thus s. exerted themselves, they should
152:4.4 Peter s. believed that Jesus came to them that night.
156:5.4 while you recognize temptation honestly and s. for
157:6.6 Jesus had s. endeavored to lead his followers into the
166:3.3 it is wide enough to admit all who s. seek to enter,
166:3.5 “But fear not; every one who s. desires to find
170:4.14 This world has never seriously or s. or honestly
171:0.3 s. believing that the Master would soon return to
171:7.4 could help men so much because he loved them so s..
181:2.16 you have always been s. just and eminently fair in
182:1.4 These, my friends and ambassadors, have s. willed
186:2.8 The Master really pitied Pilate and s. endeavored to
194:4.7 it came about because these men and women so s.
196:2.5 authors also devotedly and s. believed in his return to
sincerity
26:4.13 By the time you reach Havona, your s. has
39:4.14 keys of the kingdom are: s., more s., and more s..
75:4.6 the plan had been conceived and executed with s.
91:6.6 scientific facts, philosophic wisdom, intellectual s.,
93:5.3 be characterized by intelligence, initiative, and s..
94:7.2 There was a lofty s. and a unique unselfishness about
97:1.5 And Samuel preached anew the story of God’s s.,
100:7.2 even though such s. sometimes caused pain.
103:8.3 not in the least invalidate the reality or s. of his love.
112:2.20 to morontia identification is effected by the s.,
112:5.5 upon the s. of the mortal free will the divine Adjuster
131:1.6 God never forgets s..
131:2.9 “The Lord is near all who call upon him in s. and
131:3.7 Immortality is the goal of s.; death, the end of
137:8.8 But I say to you in all s.: Unless you seek entrance
139:1.11 Andrew admired Jesus because of his consistent s.,
139:6.3 speak of Nathaniel in terms that signified honesty, s..
139:12.7 doubts exist as to the s. and wholeheartedness of a
140:8.20 Jesus placed great value upon s.—a pure heart.
146:2.6 The s. of any prayer is the assurance of its being
149:6.11 to emphasize the value of s. and perfect trust in the
158:5.2 power of love, only the s. and reach of your faith.
160:1.8 solution of life problems requires courage and s..
160:1.11 —to breathe in s. your Master’s favorite prayer,
170:2.21 1. Faith, s.. To come as a little child, to receive the
177:4.6 as proof of his s. in now returning to the teachings
181:2.21 always been admonished by your consistent s..
181:2.21 S. is most serviceable in the work of the kingdom
185:3.5 Then said Pilate, half in ridicule and half in s.,
sinews
68:5.4 and a piece of hard flint, bound on the end with s.,
sinful
35:4.3 summoned to function in the presence of s. rebellion,
54:4.7 this technique of patience in dealing with s. rebels.
54:5.2 attitude regarding his evil thoughts and s. acts.
67:2.5 the decisions of this bitter struggle, this s. conflict.
67:7.4 consequences of erroneous thinking, or s. planning
87:5.7 Beauty aroused the envy of spirits; it betokened s.
92:2.6 of practically all that is regarded as immoral or s..
98:4.5 of Mithras as the savior and redeemer of s. mankind.
111:1.6 and rendered evil and ugly by the s. machinations
111:6.3 The fact of finiteness is not evil or s..
120:2.2 of the inception of this s. and unjustified rebellion.
131:5.5 cleanses the believer from every s. deed and evil
139:12.13 When the sordid and s. business was all over, Judas
144:5.19 Deliver us from inertia, evil, and s. transgression.
145:1.2 “Depart from me, Master, for I am a s. man.”
147:5.9 Such s. practices are an abomination in the sight of
147:6.4 and since when did it become s. to eat grain on the
148:4.2 But I have already vanquished these s. rebels.
148:4.6 imperfect or partial in natural endowment is not s..
148:4.8 are, indeed, by nature evil, but not necessarily s..
148:4.9 is potentially evil, but such beings are in no sense s.,
148:5.2 has been so many times upset by the s. adventures of
156:5.8 may tend toward evil, but it is not inherently s..
157:2.2 —the s. pleasures of time against the righteous
158:7.5 Be not ashamed of me and my words in this s. and
159:3.9 where there is deliberate evildoing and s. rebellion
188:4.1 and to open the way for s. man to obtain salvation;
196:0.3 and at death grips with a hostile and s. world;
sinfully
67:1.2 “You are like your leader, Lucifer, and you have s.
sinfulness
52:6.5 of human intolerance and the s. of fratricidal strife.
91:1.6 this harmful brooding over their unworthiness or s..
111:1.9 Only by selfishness, slothfulness, and s. can the
sing
122:8.5 did s. anthems of glory over the Bethlehem manger,
122:9.4 had written a poem which Simeon proceeded to s.,
131:2.7 It is good to give thanks to the Lord and to s.
146:2.15 a good thing to give thanks to the Lord and to s.
150:8.5 A new song did they that were delivered s. to your
172:3.9 they began to s., or rather to shout in unison,
173:1.8 throng of youths stepped out from the crowd to s.
Singapore
11:1.3 the location of New York, London, Rome, or S.,
singer
122:9.2 two remarkable characters, Simeon a s. and Anna
152:5.3 Said the s.: ‘Put your trust in the Lord.’
singers
44:2.3 1. The s.—harmonists who reiterate the specific
90:5.4 evolved from shamans up through oracles, s.,
90:5.5 Some became s., others prayers, and still others
singing
47:10.2 on the sea of glass, having the harps of God, and s.
179:5.10 the new supper of the remembrance, by s. together,
180:0.1 s. the Psalm at the conclusion of the Last Supper,
Singlangton—spiritual leader of the yellow men
45:4.8 6. S., the first of the yellow men to teach and lead
64:6.15 one brilliant age among this people when S. assumed
64:6.16 From the days of S. to the times of modern China,
79:6.10 to the worship of the One Truth proclaimed by S.
79:8.4 the “One Truth” as taught by S. never entirely died
94:5.3 1. The lingering teachings of S., which persisted in
94:5.3 In the times of S. the Chinese became monotheistic;
94:5.7 But never since the time of S. have the Chinese fallen
single—see single, eye; single, not a
10:8.4 While no s. person of the Paradise Deities actually
11:2.9 The eternal Isle is composed of a s. form of
11:3.3 personalities of a s. superuniverse, but these facilities
12:9.2 really know a person as the result of a s. contact.
15:4.6 been organized from the products of a s. nebula.
15:9.4 Such a cosmic-mind circuit is limited to a s.
16:1.2 all possible Deity functions, s. and several, but not
17:1.5 to the efficient administration of a s. superuniverse
17:5.2 each limited to the permeation of a s. Havona circuit.
22:1.1 All Trinity-embraced sons are originally of dual or s.
22:10.2 the personification of a s. and supreme concept.
22:10.3 such living concentrations of a s. supreme concept of
22:10.8 intelligent, supremely wise—regarding a s. idea—
23:0.2 These spirit messengers were personalized in a s.
29:4.3 Seven Master Spirits is limited to a s. superuniverse.
30:1.1 those of dual origin; and those of s. origin.
30:1.55 III. S.-ORIGIN BEINGS. Those of origin in any one
31:7.1 chief of Evangels of Light assigned on any s. mission
35:3.20 those schools devoted to a s. line of research,
36:2.13 Even in a uniform life series in a s. family of worlds,
36:2.18 its satellites is devoted to the study of a s. phase of
36:4.1 worlds throughout Nebadon there is a s. sphere
39:4.13 on this sphere of mortal infancy, is only a s. link,
40:5.13 of this group enjoys the ministry of a s. Adjuster
41:0.3 may be encompassed within the domain of a s. local
42:5.1 scale, the visible rays embracing a s. octave,
42:7.10 persons but not for a s. individual atom or person.
44:1.14 great orchestra by means of a s. musical instrument.
46:5.11 each of these walls consist of s. pearly crystals.
48:0.1 origin creatures into beings of perfection in a s. step.
48:2.13 circuits are exclusively planetary, limited to a s world
49:1.7 the damage occasioned by the loss of a s. superior
53:7.5 nor did a s. one of the Celestial Recorders go astray.
53:9.3 but a s. exception: Satan was allowed to make
54:3.1 permit any being or group of beings to deprive a s.
56:0.2 better perceive the divine and s. purpose exhibited
56:1.1 universe, triune; but Paradise is of s. constitution.
56:3.2 this s. spirit is revealed in the dual phenomena of the
59:2.5 Kentucky, one of the greatest s. volcanic activities
65:2.9 the greatest s. leap of all prehuman evolution was
65:3.3 ascending strain, carried in potential in a s. frog,
65:4.7 appearance of the Sangik mutants in a s. family.
65:7.4 With but a s. exception, the adjutants experienced
66:6.7 missionaries seek, in a s. generation, to supplant this
66:8.6 refuses to compel man to think a s. thought or
66:8.6 to perform a s. act against the choosing of man’s
68:3.2 Probably the greatest s. factor in the evolution of
69:1.6 organization that functions as a s. social mechanism.
69:6.2 Fire building, by a s. bound, forever separated man
71:1.1 enduring state is composed of a s. nation whose
73:3.2 All but a s. group of the peninsula dwellers vacated
76:4.3 They had a s. circulation, the human type of blood
77:5.5 Ratta was encompassed with but a s. thought—
77:8.1 Midwayers now function as a s. corps, embracing
81:3.1 themselves to the development of a s. industry.
81:6.34 not to mention antisocially-minded s. individuals.
89:4.1 rituals, did not have a simple and s. origin.
92:4.9 they are not the work of a s. universe personality
96:7.3 no other s. collection covers such a great range of
97:7.3 These Hebrew priests and scribes had a s. idea in
109:3.3 are loaned to the mortal creatures for a s. life span
110:1.1 existing within the confines of a s. physical organ.
110:5.2 Adjusters simply cannot, in a s. lifetime, co-ordinate
113:2.3 the seraphim attend these beings for a s. lifetime
116:7.6 is what happens in the experience of a s. mortal
117:6.21 But no s. ascender will ever find the Supreme until
117:6.22 treats his experiential children as a s. cosmic total.
120:1.5 proceed upon your mission with but a s. thought—
124:4.2 The fact that Jesus had a s. personality rendered it
128:4.5 associated together as the doings of a s. individual.
129:2.7 Jesus never so much as asked a s. question in public.
129:3.6 he lived in the flesh for every s. inhabited sphere
136:1.6 but never had they for a s. moment entertained the
136:5.5 Jesus had by a s. decision excluded all of his
136:8.2 Jesus resolved to become occupied with but a s. task
146:1.2 spiritual ideal during the short space of a s. lifetime.
156:5.9 by the standard of a s. unfortunate human episode.
160:1.3 remastered in less time, perhaps a s. generation.
163:2.1 while the Master never rejected a s. person who
170:0.1 Jewish mind to be dislodged in a s. generation.
171:7.8 while Jesus ministered to the needs of a s. person,
172:5.13 No other s. factor exerted such a powerful
184:1.1 indeed the most powerful s. individual in all Jewry
191:4.5 largest number of mortals who saw him on any s.
194:3.19 leads the recipient to formulate a life purpose s. to
194:4.6 Father of all men,” even of every s. individual.
195:10.7 secularized today, presents the greatest s. obstacle to
196:0.7 divine being functioning on earth as a s. personality
single, eye
160:1.11 to do all of this with an eye s. to the glory of God—
160:4.1 While you have an eye s. to the attainment of
169:2.2 that you transacted your business with an eye s. to
192:2.12 From now on have an eye s. only to obeying your
single, not a
23:4.3 not even a s. pair has ever gone forth therefrom.
32:2.4 your local universe is not a s. astronomic system,
32:2.10 Satania is not a uniform physical system, a s. unit
42:7.10 persons but not for a s. individual atom or person.
53:6.3 on Jerusem, but not a s. loyal seraphim was harmed.
53:7.1 not a s. soul on that strife-torn world enlisted
53:7.5 nor did a s. one of the Celestial Recorders go astray.
53:7.10 that not a s. member of the Satania ascendant
53:7.12 It read: “Not a s. Jerusem citizen was lost.
62:3.4 not a s. individual of the pre-existent and ancestral
62:4.7 in less than five thousand years not a s. individual of
89:4.1 rituals, did not have a simple and s. origin.
131:10.4 “The Father in heaven will not suffer a s. child on
136:5.2 Jesus decided he would not utilize a s. personality of
single-celled
65:2.4 the ameba, the typical s. animal organism,
65:2.5 Before long the early s. animal types associated
single-eyed
130:4.4 Neither can s. material scientists nor s. mystics
single-matedness
51:5.5 other mates and to instruct his or her children in s..
single-origin
23:4.4 administered by Trinity-origin beings while the s.
30:1.55 III. S. BEINGS. Those of origin in any one of the
single-shelled
59:2.12 of the ancient seas, and they included s. drills,
singled
96:4.6 Yahweh was Lord God of Israel, who had s. out
singleness
95:5.5 clear vision and extraordinary s. of purpose had the
132:3.4 to develop a s. of purpose to do the Father’s will,
140:5.12 Fatherly love has s. of purpose, and it always
141:7.11 thus motivated by a wholehearted s. of purpose, he
194:4.3 They took their food with gladness and s. of heart,
196:2.7 And it was this very s. of purpose and unselfish
singly
16:1.2 The Master Spirits s. and collectively represent any
17:3.3 nor the Paradise Deities, s. or collectively, disclose
22:7.5 if they report that they have s. and jointly elected
26:1.16 They can work s. except when directly employing
26:1.16 Seraphim can work s. as discrete and localized
29:1.3 The power directors function s. in the power-energy
49:4.4 Young are usually born s., multiple births being the
62:2.2 As a rule offspring were born s., although twins were
113:2.8 associates, the seraphim sometimes work s..
132:0.9 more than two, while most often he taught them s.
145:0.2 taught many earnest inquirers, both s. and in groups.
singular
10:2.8 function in seven different s. and plural capacities.
34:6.2 in human experience Deity is s., always one.
96:1.8 under the name of Elohim, or in the s. as Eloah.
144:4.6 The Master usually prayed in the plural, not in the s..
sinister
150:9.1 in reply to their rude questions and s. banterings
sink
20:6.1 the knowledge of the life of Jesus s. into your souls,
59:2.4 the Atlantic and Pacific coasts again began to s..
59:4.15 Europe and North and South America began to s..
59:5.18 Atlantic and Pacific high coastal regions began to s.,
60:3.5 and European land masses again began to s..
61:7.6 the fact that the northern highlands had begun to s.
152:4.2 as he was about to s., he cried out, “Lord, save me!
Sinkiang
78:5.2 From Mesopotamia through S. the Andite culture
78:5.6 race journeyed to China by way of both S. and Tibet
78:6.4 turned eastward in their northern trek, entering S.,
79:1.1 Eastern Turkestan (S.) and, to a lesser extent, Tibet
79:1.2 persisted in the basin of the Tarim River in S. and
79:6.5 steady stream of superior blended peoples from S.
81:6.4 the increasing aridity of Iran, Turkestan, and S.,
sinking
57:8.21 Pacific Ocean engaged in a further compensatory s.
59:1.7 The s. of the land was principally due to crustal
59:1.15 occurred, followed by the s. of Africa and Australia.
59:1.15 all of these phenomena of land s. and land rising
59:2.1 land elevation and land s characteristic of these times
59:2.3 an extensive land s. except in Asia and Australia.
59:3.3 and the bottoms of the surrounding oceans were s..
59:6.4 rising all over the world as the ocean beds were s..
60:1.7 Connecticut fault appeared, one side eventually s.
61:1.9 were elevated in association with a very general s.
64:3.3 observed the Mesopotamian peninsula gradually s.
73:7.1 The s. was not sudden, several hundred years being
73:7.2 does seem to us that the s. of the Garden was timed
145:1.2 had filled all three boats with fish, almost to s.,
sinless
55:5.1 these advanced epochs of evolution on a s. sphere.
161:2.4 We believe that he is consistently s..
sinlessness
5:4.15 Think not so much of his s. as of his righteousness,
sinned
96:7.7 If any say, ‘I have s. and perverted that which was
130:8.2 if any will say: I have s. and perverted that which
143:5.8 as having been s. against more than as sinning of her
169:1.8 Father, I have s. against heaven and against you.
169:1.9 ‘Father, I have s. against heaven and in your sight;
186:1.4 “I have s. in that I have betrayed innocent blood.
sinner
2:6.8 God loves the s. and hates the sin: such a statement
2:6.8 God loves the s. because he is a personality reality
2:6.8 The love of God saves the s.; the law of God
2:6.8 the divine nature would apparently change if the s.
54:3.2 will be so fair and just as to win the approval of the s
54:5.5 time granted by the affectionate father in which the s.
91:8.7 It may be the cringing plea of a lost s. before a
100:7.11 Jesus was outspoken in his love for the s. and in his
100:7.14 indignation against sin never led to anger at the s..
138:4.2 not therefore to break bread with Pharisee or s.,
147:5.4 who thus touches him; that she is a notorious s..”
147:5.6 most humble soul or supposedly most flagrant s. on
159:1.2 more joy in heaven over one s. who repents than
164:4.4 common s. cannot perform such miracles.
164:4.8 We all know that this man is a s..
164:4.9 “Whether this man is a s., I know not; but one thing
167:5.1 his breast, saying, ‘God be merciful to me a s..
167:7.5 in the presence of the angels of heaven over one s.
169:1.2 Again I say there is more joy in heaven over one s.
169:1.4 in the presence of the angels of heaven over one s.
171:6.2 “You see how this man has gone to lodge with a s.
171:6.2 I may be a publican and a s., but the great Teacher
sinners
2:5.4 God is divinely kind to s..
54:6.2 rulers toward rebels and rebellion—sin and s.—
54:6.7 to explain why these s. were not sooner interned,
67:1.6 Habitual s. can easily become iniquitous, become
121:8.8 presents the Master as “friend of publicans and s..
135:11.2 Jesus even feasts with publicans and s..
137:8.16 I have not come to call the righteous but s. and all
138:3.4 would have been denominated “publicans and s.” by
138:3.6 is righteous when he eats with publicans and s.
138:3.6 I have come, not to call the righteous, but s..”
138:3.7 pleasure-seeking throng of publicans and reputed s..
138:6.4 his exhortation to the apostles: “Go seek for the s.;
144:8.7 man and a winebibber, a friend of publicans and s.
148:6.5 Your children must have been s. since they perished;
157:6.9 words: I have not come to call the righteous, but s..
159:1.2 In your religion God may receive repentant s.;
159:5.16 heard of a God who would forgive repentant s. and
159:5.16 lost sheep, who took the initiative in looking for s.,
161:2.3 Jesus is the friend even of s.; he dares to love his
166:4.4 I tell you these Galileans were not in any manner s.
169:0.4 1. Jesus is a friend of publicans and s.; he receives
169:1.2 Son of Man that he is a friend of publicans and s..
173:3.2 who believed John, but rather the publicans and s.;
188:5.2 forever shows that the attitude of Jesus toward s.
188:5.9 the innocent Son of God in the place of guilty s.
sinning
143:5.8 as having been sinned against more than as s. of her
147:6.6 without deceiving themselves by the licenses of s..
sins—noun; see sins, your
67:1.6 While all manner of s. may be forgiven, we doubt
67:1.6 for his misdeeds or accept forgiveness for his s..
89:0.2 At first, man was only concerned with s. of
89:0.2 but later he became exercised over s. of omission.
89:2.5 would ask forgiveness at a public meeting for s. they
95:2.10 The concept of judgment in the hereafter for the s.
97:5.1 threatenings of punishment against personal s. and
97:7.10 my own sake, and I will not remember their s..”
122:9.19 salvation to his people In the remission of their s..
131:3.3 By your efforts to make amends for past s. you
131:8.5 Since he can forgive s., he is indeed most precious
135:4.5 his methods of direct and blunt assault upon the s.
135:5.2 they were paying the penalty for the nation’s s..
135:6.4 his believers in the Jordan “for the remission of s..
136:1.5 under Roman rule because of their national s. and
136:2.1 The Jews not only believed that the s. of the father
136:2.1 guilty of the specific s. which John denounced.
136:2.1 as a rite of repentance or for the remission of s..
145:2.8 punish one of his believing children for the s. of a
146:2.13 Purge me from secret s. and keep back your
146:6.3 still others fell to praying and wailing over their s..
147:5.4 Simply that her many s. have been forgiven,
147:5.5 “Who is this man that he even dares to forgive s.?”
148:9.3 has authority and power on earth to forgive s.,
159:1.3 while you may not forgive s. or otherwise presume
161:2.4 He professes to forgive s. and does heal diseases.
162:5.3 standing rejects this saving light shall die in his s..
164:3.4 in one life they were believed to be expiating the s.
165:3.6 such rebels will hardly seek forgiveness for their s..
175:2.3 to compel innocent children to suffer for the s. of
187:4.1 Better that we should seek forgiveness for our s.
190:5.4 even that he will save his people from their s.;
sins, your
2:5.4 for my own sake, and I will not remember your s..”
96:6.3 he will not forgive your transgressions nor your s..”
97:5.2 says the Lord, ‘though your s. be as scarlet, they
131:2.10 says the Lord, ‘Though your s. be as scarlet, they
131:2.10 it is your own s. which have withheld the good
135:6.7 if you would receive the remission of your s..
137:8.10 of repentance and for the remission of your s.,
147:5.4 “You have indeed repented of your s., and they
148:9.2 the paralytic: “Son, fear not; your s. are forgiven.
148:9.3 whether I say to this paralytic, your s. are forgiven,
153:4.3 verily, I say to you, all your s. shall be forgiven,
156:2.7 If you confess your s., they are forgiven; therefore
159:1.3 the Father in heaven forgives you your s.; therefore
194:4.4 Repent, that your s. may be blotted out;
sins—verb
145:2.7 Only the soul that s. shall die.
159:1.3 If your brother s. against you, go to him and with
Sir
139:5.9 saying: “S., we desire to see Jesus.”
143:5.2 said Nalda: “But, S., you have nothing to draw with,
143:5.4 “But, S., I cannot call my husband, for I have no
143:5.7 “Yes, I know, S., that John has preached about the
151:4.1 ‘S., did you not sow good seed in your field?
174:5.1 we come to you, S., with the request to see Jesus,
188:2.2 “S., we remember that this deceiver, Jesus of
Sisera—general of the army of King Jabin
126:1.2 Taanach, where Deborah and Barak defeated S..
sister or brother and sister—noun
62:3.3 This b. and s. mated and soon enjoyed the society of
63:1.3 that of his equally adventurous and inquisitive s.,
63:3.5 clan and was ably assisted by his wife, his eldest s..
74:6.2 followed by his s. and Eveson, the second son of
74:6.9 the royal families to marry b. to s., dates from the
82:5.4 at first, matings were, perforce, between b. and s..
82:5.4 Abraham himself married his half s., but such
122:3.3 Mary did confide to her s. Salome that she thought
123:2.3 made very happy by the coming of his s. Miriam,
123:2.4 Jesus greatly enjoyed his little b. and his baby s.
124:1.1 this year, along with his brothers and baby s..
124:1.7 Jesus’ second s., Martha, was born Thursday night,
124:5.2 Jude was not yet two years of age, and the baby s.,
127:5.1 She confided her affection to Miriam, Jesus’ s.,
139:6.2 his brothers and s. were either married or deceased,
139:8.10 loss of his twin s. when Thomas was nine years old
145:0.3 Friday evening Jesus’ baby s., Ruth, secretly paid
150:1.1 Martha, the elder s. of Andrew and Peter; Rachel,
154:6.5 the same is my mother, my brother, and my s..”
162:8.3 “Master, do you not care that my s. has left me
168:0.8 whispering to her s., said, “The Master is here and
168:1.12 Martha, while to some extent sharing her s.’ faith,
172:1.2 her s. Mary was among the women onlookers as it
172:1.5 when Mary the s. of Lazarus stepped forward from
177:5.1 heard recently from his mother, his youngest s.,
184:2.6 but my s. here has seen you in the temple with this
184:2.8 the gate-keeper and her s. chanced to meet him,
186:0.3 his s. Ruth refused to remain behind with the rest of
187:2.8 Jesus saw his mother, with John and his b. and s.,
187:3.2 Mary the wife of Clopas and s. of Jesus’ mother,
187:5.4 of his cross John Zebedee, his b. Jude, his s. Ruth,
188:1.7 Martha another s. of Jesus’ mother, and Rebecca
190:1.10 day after his marriage to Ruth, Jesus’ youngest s..
194:4.7 They called each other b. and s.; they greeted one
sister-in-law
150:1.1 Rachel, the s. of Jude, the Master’s brother in the
154:5.1 When the s. of Jude (Jesus’ brother) heard this
154:6.1 in response to the urgent summons of Jude’s s..
154:6.1 when the word came from Jude’s s., all five of
sister-wife
82:5.5 the s. would arrogantly dominate the other wife
sister—adjective
40:10.8 pour in through Orvonton and its s. creations
49:5.11 it differs markedly from its s. spheres in Satania;
52:7.1 we find Urantia out of step with its s. spheres in that
67:3.1 was isolated, quarantined, from her s. systems.
72:12.4 Urantians should take note that their s. sphere in the
77:9.6 universe, even with Orvonton and its s. creations,
82:5.4 And b. and s. marriages were common in early
82:5.4 The Egyptians long practiced b. and s. marriages in
82:5.5 The first move away from b. and s. marriages came
83:5.2 The b. and s. marriages belonged to this group;
190:3.1 from reporting the occurrence to her s. believers.
sisters or brothers and sisters
63:3.5 to effectively entomb their dead parents, b., s., and
77:5.5 Ratta was the last of her race, having no b. or s..
83:5.2 five b. of one family would marry five s. of another
84:4.11 not pity themselves as their more recently liberated s.
122:3.3 Mary’s two b. and two s., as well as her parents,
122:5.1 As a youth, among his eight b. and s., he had been
122:5.2 strange first-born son and his surviving b. and s..
124:2.8 fairly well at home with his younger b. and s.,
124:4.3 more successful in getting along with his b. and s..
124:4.5 to teach the home school for his b. and s..
124:5.6 family, presently to consist of five b. and three s.
126:1.3 continued with the home education of his b. and s.
126:2.2 caring for his widowed mother and seven b. and s.
126:2.2 becoming father to his own b. and s., supporting
126:3.3 to stimulate his b. and s. to say individual prayers
126:5.10 As Jesus worked with his younger b. and s. in the
127:1.4 for his mother and his b. and s. to understand him;
127:1.5 James took charge of the teaching of his three s.,
127:2.8 that a widowed mother and eight b. and s. needed
127:3.8 weather permitting, to take his b. and s. out on
127:4.3 Jesus began wise discipline upon his b. and s. at such
127:4.4 Jesus never arbitrarily disciplined his b. and s.,
128:2.1 Jesus’ b. and s. were facing the trials and tribulations
128:2.1 Jesus now had b. and s. ranging in ages from seven
128:2.1 manifest in the lives of his younger b. and s..
128:6.12 As his own b. and s. grew up, as he gained more
129:0.1 the spiritual welfare of every one of his b. and s..
129:2.3 my own mother and care for my own b. and s..
130:2.6 To become acquainted with one’s b. and s.,
134:9.2 stopped overnight at Bethany with Lazarus and his s.
139:1.1 of five—Andrew, his brother Simon, and three s..
141:9.1 to make their headquarters with Lazarus and his s. at
142:8.4 usually spent with Lazarus and his s. at Bethany.
144:3.2 would present the one which I taught my b. and s. in
150:1.3 good news stood stanchly behind their chosen s.
150:2.2 raw very close in their ministry to their afflicted s..
150:2.3 and uplifting of their downtrodden s.;
150:7.4 of his neglect to visit his brother and his married s.
150:9.2 your brother is a common workman, and your s.
153:2.10 your father and mother, as well as your b. and s.,
157:0.1 Nazareth family—Mary and all of Jesus’ b. and s.—
162:8.1 that Jesus should lodge with Lazarus and his s. at a
168:0.4 came over to comfort the sorrow-stricken s..
168:0.4 Lazarus and his s. were the children of a well-to-
168:0.12 between his love for Lazarus and the bereaved s.
168:1.1 on in silence with the two sorrowing s., he wept.
168:1.3 he had a real and deep human affection for these s.
168:1.4 Jesus knew the s. loved their brother and had faith in
168:1.5 His s. really needed him, but Jesus regretted having
168:1.6 even asked the s., “Where have you laid him?”
168:2.7 Then went Lazarus over to Jesus and, with his s.,
168:3.4 Lazarus and his s. were summoned to appear before
168:5.2 And so Lazarus took hasty leave of his s. at Bethany,
170:3.9 the family conduct, the service of one’s b. and s.
171:2.2 willing to forsake father, mother, children, b., and s.
172:0.1 Lazarus, his s., and their friends were expecting them
183:4.7 this information to his mother and his b. and s..
186:0.1 waiting at the home of Martha and Mary, the s. of
189:4.8 terrorized when Mary failed to find her s. waiting
190:1.10 Ruth remained at Bethany with Lazarus’s s..
190:2.6 and fellowship for my b. and s. in the kingdom
sit—see sit down; sit in darkness; sit in judgment
6:5.7 he did s. in council with the Father in the eternal past
15:10.1 beings who s. upon seats of Paradise authority and
15:12.2 but only the Ancients of Days may s. in executive
15:13.2 except that they do not s. in spiritual judgment
17:1.2 Periodically they journey to Paradise to s. in council
43:2.5 Each system nominates ten members to s. in this
43:4.6 I will s. upon the mount of assembly in the north;
43:4.7 have these instigators of sin been permitted to s. in
45:7.4 each system selects its ten representatives to s. in
48:6.19 You will raise me up to s. on the battlements on high
84:4.8 Everything she might touch, s. upon, or lie upon
87:1.4 death chambers, and men still s. up with the dead.
89:1.7 would be no civilized society to s. in criticism upon
97:5.5 saying: “But every man shall s. under his own vine,
122:4.4 a new Jewish ruler who would s. upon the throne of
125:5.7 5. Is the Messiah to become a temporal prince to s.
126:3.6 He knew he would never s. on the throne of David
128:6.11 the children to climb upon his knees and s. there,
130:6.3 useless while you s. out here on the mountainside
135:3.3 true Messiah, that he had come to s. on the throne
137:1.1 I would s. at your feet and learn the whole truth
138:4.2 We will s. at meat with all who desire to hear of
138:7.1 times that I have not come to s. on David’s throne,
138:7.1 In another age you shall indeed s. with me in
151:1.1 he sat (for it was the custom to s. when teaching)
152:6.5 that Jesus was not going to s. on David’s throne.
153:2.5 verily, I say to many who s. before me this day,
155:1.2 My Father does not s. in heaven laughing in
158:7.3 will not abandon the idea that the Messiah must s.
162:5.2 Presuming to place me on trial and assuming to s.
164:3.1 they were permitted thus to s. in their usual places.
167:1.2 Abner, the host beckoned the Pharisee to s four seats
167:1.5 ‘My friend, why s. in the seat of the least? Come up
168:3.3 from the Sanhedrin on that day, never again to s.
171:0.4 the one to s. on your right hand and the other to s.
171:0.5 but to s. on my right hand and on my left hand is not
172:1.2 against the custom of the Jews for a woman to s. at
174:4.6 ‘The Lord said to my lord, s. on my right hand
175:1.8 these scribes and Pharisees still s. in Moses’ seat,
176:2.3 “Why do you still look for the Son of Man to s. upon
177:3.7 the authority of those “who s. in Moses’ seat.”
178:1.16 the persons or upon the authority of those who s.
178:3.4 shall ascend to the worlds on high and s. with me
179:3.6 You who s. with me tonight are clean—but not all.
179:3.9 in the kingdom to come you shall s. with me in
sit down
123:3.9 it was his practice to s. with the boy and explain
128:7.10 If Jesus would only s. and talk it all over freely with
130:6.2 S. with me while I tell you of the service trails and
137:8.11 If you are willing to serve your fellows, you shall s.
137:8.11 I shall presently s. with my Father in his kingdom.
140:1.2 Many shall come from the east and the west to s.
152:2.8 “Direct the people to s. on the grass in companies of
159:5.15 Jesus answered: “Do not s. and sigh for relief while
165:5.5 Then will the master make his servants s. while he
166:3.5 see the prophets of the seed of Abraham s. with
167:1.5 you are bidden to a marriage feast, s. not down in
169:2.4 Take your wax board bond, s. quickly, and change
171:2.3 Before you go further, you should each s. and count
171:2.3 to make war upon another king, does not first s. and
171:2.4 Now, then, must each of you s. and count the cost
178:3.2 “S. and rest yourselves while I talk with you about
179:2.1 I shall not again eat with you until you s. with me
179:2.2 When we s. again in this manner, it will be in the
180:0.1 to the camp, but Jesus indicated that they should s..
181:2.11 you, Simon, shall s. with me in my kingdom over
181:2.15 one of you may s. with me in the eternal kingdom
182:3.1 he bade the three s. and watch with him while he
185:3.1 requesting the prisoner to s., Pilate sat down by his
192:1.8 Even the twins should s. while I visit with you;
192:1.8 Jesus bade John Mark s. while he himself served the
193:3.1 the eleven apostles were about to s. to breakfast in
sit in darkness
122:9.21 To shine upon those who s. and the shadow of death;
130:3.2 will become like the light of life to those who s.
149:6.5 But it is still true of those who s. that ‘the fear of
162:5.3 You who prefer to s. in darkness are of this world;
190:5.4 that all who s. shall see the great light of eternal
191:1.2 carry the good news of the gospel to those who s..
191:4.3 lives to the enlightenment of their fellows who s..
191:6.3 all called to carry the good news to those who s..
sit in judgment
15:12.2 but only the Ancients of Days may s. in executive
15:13.2 except that they do not s. in spiritual judgment
19:4.1 Even the Ancients of Days do not s. except in
20:3.1 the awakening of the sleeping survivors, s. on the
20:3.2 When they s. on the destinies of an age, the Avonals
22:4.3 they are especially qualified to s. and to render
33:7.1 Creators never s. on their creatures;
38:2.4 Angels do not s. on mankind, neither should
43:2.1 When the courts of Nebadon s. on universe affairs,
83:8.4 who shall presume to s., to say which marriages are
101:9.2 When you presume to s. in critical judgment on the
133:1.2 I did not proceed to s. on the aggressor, thus to
133:3.6 Who are we that we should s. on these women?
148:9.3 Who are you that you s. over me?
159:1.3 While you cannot pretend to s. on the souls of
162:5.2 But never can the creature s. on the Creator.
165:4.10 the rich nor the poor, but the lives men live will s. on
166:2.3 Should we s. in judgment on our fellow men?
174:5.7 I will not s. on them, for I came not to judge the
174:5.7 my Father and those whom he has appointed to s.
184:0.2 so that they would be ready to s. on Jesus when he
184:3.19 with their false witnesses, are presuming to s. on the
site
11:5.7 This area is the s of unimagined activities, the central
21:2.1 A Creator Son is permitted to choose the space s.
21:2.9 divine Son has taken possession of the space s. of
51:3.1 Usually the s. of the garden has been selected by the
57:3.8 this disintegrating nebula as the s. of his adventure in
69:9.11 Presently a fire s. conferred ownership; and still later,
73:3.0 3. THE GARDEN SITE
73:3.2 This s. was chosen, and two years were occupied in
73:3.6 The s. chosen for the Garden was probably the most
76:1.3 This s. was known to Adam as one of the three
77:3.4 of the tribes began to forgather at the building s..
77:4.8 records left by the Sumerians describe the s. of a
80:7.11 on the Mediterranean near the later s. of Carthage.
93:2.4 Salem was the s. which after the disappearance of
93:5.2 The choice of Palestine as the s. for Machiventa’s
98:3.5 on the exact s. of the present church of St. Peter’s
124:6.7 and Jesus walked to the s. of the ancient Jericho,
126:1.2 the “high place of Baal,” and now it was the s. of
133:2.5 in commemoration of the battle of Actium, this s. of
143:4.2 held many meetings on the s. of this old Samaritan
146:4.2 Iron was the s. of extensive mineral mines for those
156:4.2 a Christian church was built on the very s. of this
163:5.1 This was the same s., by the spring, that John the
163:6.1 All seventy were assembled at the teaching s. about
186:4.4 in starting off with Jesus for the s. of the crucifixion
187:1.1 condemned man to carry the crossbeam to the s. of
187:1.4 soon arrived at Golgotha, the official crucifixion s.
sites
31:9.14 assignment of the Creator Sons to their space s. for
43:1.4 The lesser elevations are the s. of special residences
65:1.6 life implantation, and after they have selected the s.
70:1.21 it became the custom not to fight near religious s.
77:5.10 In these highland s., situated in a narrow and
97:1.3 with his associates and overthrow a score of Baal s..
sits
1:5.3 It is he who s. on the circle of the earth, who
19:3.4 it s. in judgment upon a problem and renders a
35:5.7 twelve or more Vorondadek Sons s. en banc as a
114:3.4 the returning governor general s. as a temporary
126:4.6 “To whom, then, will you liken God who s. upon
130:2.4 light to the mortal who s. in spiritual darkness.
141:2.1 Our Father also s. upon a throne, but not one
141:4.1 when he subsequently s. in judgment upon them
141:6.2 light of salvation to the one who s. in darkness.
179:3.9 Who is the greater, he who s. at meat, or he who
179:3.9 Is it not commonly regarded that he who s. at
181:2.13 gentile s. alongside Jew in fraternal association.
184:3.19 Man s. in judgment on God, but even then he loves
sitting—see sitting down
26:10.3 the councils of perfection s. on the pilot world of
45:4.1 and upon the seats I saw four and twenty elders s.,
125:2.9 his parents would find Jesus s. off by himself with
125:6.3 and, s. beside Jesus, bade him state his own views
141:0.2 After a brief search he found Jesus s. in a boat
141:2.1 with Messiah s. on David’s throne and from this
151:6.5 were astonished to see the lunatic s. with Jesus
152:5.1 found Jesus s. on a stone by the water’s edge.
153:1.1 S. by the side of these Jewish leaders, in the seats of
157:3.5 and looking down upon the twelve s. about him
157:3.5 the eleven s. apostles arose to their feet with one
157:4.6 able to go forth to enlighten a world s. in darkness.
159:1.6 illustrate the unfairness of s. in personal judgment
164:3.1 who had been born blind, s. at his usual place.
164:4.1 session of the high Jewish court s. in judgment on
172:5.5 as John beheld his Master s. there astride the colt,
179:4.3 Judas, s. on the left of his Master, again asked, “Is it
183:3.2 the olive press where the Master was s. in moonlit
186:1.5 One of them s. near where Judas stood, motioned
191:5.2 with Peter s. on one side of Thomas and Nathaniel
194:3.10 in the upper chamber, they were simply s. there,
sitting down
137:6.3 Before s., he simply said: “Be patient and you shall
171:2.3 build a watchtower on your lands without first s. to
181:2.21 Jesus bade him be seated and, s. by his side, said:
situated—see situated in; situated on
9:8.3 who acts through the seven Reflective Spirits s. at
11:4.3 vast reserves belong to creations sometime to be s.
11:7.5 inconceivably large, V-shaped plane s. at right
15:3.5 The rotational center of your minor sector is s. far
15:3.6 in one of the arms of this distorted spiral, s. about
15:7.1 worlds belong to one of the greater systems s. near
16:3.5 in liaison with the seven Reflective Spirits s. at the
23:2.22 Local universes s. within the same superuniverse
30:3.2 Uversa is favorably s. for the work of this colony,
32:2.4 Salvington, the headquarters of Nebadon, is s. at the
41:1.4 not stationed on the headquarters sphere but are s.
41:2.2 is s. not far from the headquarters of the system
41:7.15 adapted to energize other more favorably s. suns.
46:5.16 while the System Sovereign has a temple s. at the
46:7.1 the headquarters planet, and at their center is s. the
51:6.3 an ancient center would be reinforced were there s.
58:2.8 at which time the spots are generally equatorially s..
59:4.12 rich fossil beds are s. along the coast of California
59:5.3 the Atlantic and Pacific coastal highlands were s.
65:3.3 one thousand different and remotely s. mutating
66:3.4 ten councils of the corporeal staff s. at the centers of
72:1.2 heavy rains fall eight months in the year, are s. at the
78:1.3 the Adamsonite headquarters, s. east of the shore of
78:1.7 Their most advanced settlements were s. to the
79:7.1 where the most progressive settlements were s..
79:7.6 relationships between these two remotely s. centers.
93:5.2 localities were so favorably s. for Michael’s
110:7.10 sometimes the indwelling Adjuster is so s. that it
122:7.7 hewn out of the side of the rock and s. just below
129:1.4 Zebedee’s home was s. down the lake shore near the
130:2.1 impressed with the temple of Augustus, s. upon
134:3.1 On the largest of a group of islands s. a short
situated in
12:1.14 tremendous wheels of energizing forces are s. in
13:0.1 the Havona planetary circuits there are s. in space
15:1.3 Urantia is s. in a local universe and a superuniverse
15:3.5 The rotational center of your minor sector is s. far
24:6.8 universe 1,131 s. in superuniverse number one.
37:4.3 Their general headquarters is s. in the Salvington
43:0.1 the local system of Satania, s. in the constellation of
43:0.2 The government of your constellation is s in a cluster
43:1.9 headquarters of the finaliters, s. in the thirty-sixth
46:5.25 have the headquarters of the Evening Stars s. in
66:3.1 The headquarters of the Planetary Prince was s. in
77:5.10 This center of civilization was s. in the region east
77:5.10 In these highland sites, s. in a narrow and ancient
78:1.8 Europe, but their better centers of culture were s. in
80:5.8 The latter were mainly s. in the Danube valley and
119:3.1 Now this planet was s. in a system of inhabited
157:3.1 Caesarea-Philippi was s. in a region of wondrous
situated on
18:7.5 no such Paradise advisers are permanently s. on their
28:2.2 only the Supreme Executive of Orvonton, s. on
33:8.4 one hundred councils of supreme sanction are also s.
36:2.10 emplacements of the adjutant mind-spirits are s. on
36:2.15 The planetary life-planning laboratories are s. on the
43:1.5 S. on the summit of the seventh highland range are
47:2.1 The infant-receiving schools of Satania are s. on
73:1.5 The western group was s. on the Syrian shores of the
107:3.2 the Father’s divinity which is reported to be s. on
139:8.2 a fisherman and resided at Tarichea, s. on the west
142:8.4 This park was s. on the western slope of the
150:6.3 encampment prepared by the early arrivals and s.
situation
0:11.5 cannot, or at least does not, react to any universe s.
0:11.5 Every response of this Absolute to any given s.
1:3.3 The s. rather is: “You cannot see my face, for no
2:4.3 mercy at the same time and in any given universe s..
3:2.7 and that an effort is being made to rectify the s.;
4:1.9 respond to demands made in a complex reality s.
4:5.6 Paradise Son on your world was inherent in the s.
7:1.4 values of any universe s. or planetary condition.
8:1.11 first mastering the relationships of the child-parent s.
9:0.1 Nothing in this eternity s. foreshadows that the
10:0.3 From the present s. on the circle of eternity,
10:5.3 may be multiple concerning any isolated s. or event:
12:6.6 the phenomena of a circumscribed and isolated s..
12:7.3 if, in the divinity of any s., in the extremity of any
14:1.12 owing to their s. between the dark gravity bodies
19:3.6 within the time-space limits of the s. involved
19:4.7 the functioning of a Censor in any given universe s.
25:4.19 Deity may be depended upon to react in a given s.
29:3.12 In any local energy s. the centers and controllers
32:4.2 function and experience, and therefore, in every s.,
32:4.2 intervene between himself and any universe s. or
41:10.3 are determined by mode of origin, astronomical s.,
48:4.18 and achieves insight—the unexpected nature of the s.
54:6.3 risk is inseparable from the reality s. of having a
57:5.6 This s. developed for about five hundred thousand
60:2.3 dinosaurs lacked the intelligence to cope with the s..
64:1.2 in the shut-in environment of this geographic s.—
65:5.2 When we were confronted with this perplexing s.,
68:5.1 adjust his performances to conform to the land s..
71:4.16 In such a s. only one course is practical: The
72:5.1 The industrial s. among this people is far from their
75:0.1 the s. seemed so desperate as to demand something
75:4.8 advice and counsel concerning the immediate s..
83:6.4 society must not overlook the unenviable s. of
87:4.7 Such an unfortunate s. did not develop until after the
98:2.2 This was the s. when, during the sixth century
103:2.9 And it is this factual s. that gives rise to the theory of
103:3.1 presented the exact social s. which provided the
105:1.5 The prereality, primordial, eternity s. may be
105:1.5 But even in this conjectured s. we must assume
110:6.4 such a s. renders communication with the Adjuster
110:7.9 in moments of supreme desire, in a supreme s.,
111:6.1 Such a dual s. not only provides the potential for evil
112:1.13 the personality functions as a factor in the total s..
112:5.14 cannot subsequently reappear until a cosmic s. has
112:5.16 The s. which makes repersonalization possible is
116:6.7 And this entire superuniverse s. brings into being a
118:1.4 the purpose of bringing it to bear on a present s..
123:3.9 When the s. had been explained to Jesus, he was
123:6.9 in view of the whole s., Jesus had finally decided to
125:6.7 all the factors which combined to make up this s.,
126:3.14 The uniqueness of the unusual s. compelled him
126:5.10 himself and his family to the realities of their s.
127:2.5 But the s. was still further complicated when,
127:2.7 upon a frank statement of truth to clarify the s.,
127:2.9 fairly happy ending a very tense and threatening s.
128:3.1 The s. was such that Jesus stopped work for three
133:3.7 obtaining a livelihood as the best way out of a s.
136:4.1 In view of John’s precarious s., Jesus began
136:4.9 might be regarded in the light of the immediate s..
136:4.9 and that in a s. involving any two ways he would
137:5.3 to leave the final untangling of this complicated s.
138:0.1 This s. continued throughout his public ministry—
138:6.5 Jesus had a perfect grasp of the s.; he possessed
139:4.9 This entire s., together with Jesus’ ever deferring his
139:5.7 able to grasp the dramatic possibilities of a given s.
139:5.9 The inability of Philip to adapt himself to a new s.
152:1.4 that such an extraordinary s. can never again occur,
156:6.9 And that was the s. about the first of August,
159:5.9 to react positively and aggressively to every life s..
159:5.14 to assert the will so as to become master of the s.,
162:3.3 the Master so managed the s. that the whole plot
175:4.0 4. THE SITUATION IN JERUSALEM
175:4.15 And this was the s. in Jerusalem and among men on
182:3.10 Jesus’ humanity was not insensible to this s. of public
183:4.6 realize that Jesus has forewarned them of this very s.,
183:4.8 This was the s. during the last half of Thursday night
184:2.3 Peter could not grasp the reality of the s.—that he
187:5.6 remained master of the s. throughout the tragic day
189:2.5 now, when confronted with this embarrassing s.,
189:4.9 the stone near the entrance and talked over the s..
191:0.6 Andrew was exceedingly perplexed by the s. and had
191:0.8 Master’s resurrection could materially change the s..
191:5.1 create a s. of isolation which even Thomas himself
194:4.10 The Pharisees were little bothered about the s.,
195:0.3 This s. meant immediate conflict between the
situational
12:6.7 not only to the immediate and s. causation, but also
26:11.1 the superaphic complements of rest with a rich s.
96:0.3 evolutionally it is the outgrowth of many unique s.
195:7.21 personality, and limited by the inherent s. endowment
situations
2:4.5 Mercy is the justice of Supremacy adapted to the s.
3:2.7 S. do arise in which it appears that emergency
3:2.11 in its spiritual manifestation by three conditions or s.:
3:5.7 must life experience provide for encountering s. of
3:5.16 of all contrastive and thought-compelling moral s..
5:4.8 determine the individual’s attitude in various life s.
5:5.1 the moral s. require the making of choices in the
5:5.2 an independent realm of human response to life s.
6:4.4 We do believe that in all s. of Father-Son presence of
6:4.5 In all such s. the spirit of the Son is co-ordinate with
10:3.19 In certain s. these supercontrols absolutely
10:7.5 more or less mysterious s. always work out for the
23:3.3 dispatch and service in those s. where personality
27:4.4 almost endless array of new s. and unfamiliar usages.
28:5.8 wisdom in the perplexing s. of the complex affairs of
29:2.19 the centers who function in special local s. but not
35:5.5 of powers to be exercised in critical universe s..
37:4.5 it is in such s., and many others, that they are so
42:12.4 3. Exploration of remote s..
42:12.13 In nonpersonal s. of time and space, physical
48:5.8 time no longer available as a technique of dodging s.
54:5.12 mortals who had had personal experience with like s.
54:6.10 is essential to the understanding of cosmic s..
56:0.2 the universe may present many problems and s.
56:3.2 in all time-space s. and relations this single spirit is
56:9.4 primary space s., intrauniversal and extrauniversal.
62:3.6 capable of showing disgust in certain repulsive s..
63:4.2 so sensitive to pain nor so reactive to unpleasant s.
77:1.2 as to create s. indeed difficult of understanding.
81:6.5 of continents and other land-arrangement s. are very
83:7.8 the social safety valve which prevents still worse s.
91:8.1 Early man was wont to pray in two diverse s.: When
99:1.4 in all of these new and rapidly changing human s..
100:1.1 concepts of diversified life s. and cosmic relations.
101:3.4 react to certain trying intellectual and testing social s.
101:3.17 of the actual and trying s. of real human existence.
101:9.5 right technique of reacting to the ever-recurring s. of
107:7.3 In all s. not concerned with the domain of the human
109:5.3 Therefore, in scrutinizing mental s., safety lies only
109:6.5 in each of life’s recurring s. maintained a consecrated
111:6.1 also engenders many social and moral s. fraught with
112:1.1 on numerous levels and in successive universe s.
114:7.6 contending with impending world emergency s..
118:8.11 in each of life’s s. declaring, “It is my will that your
119:3.5 skill with which this Material Son met the trying s.
123:4.7 even in special s. these beings can so act only in
127:0.2 more testing conflicts or more trying s. than Jesus
127:2.6 one of the most delicate and difficult s. of his early
130:4.7 to the demands and possibilities of universe s.,
132:5.13 erred, in doubtful s., on the side of merciful regard
132:5.13 doubt about the equity and justice of material s.,
136:6.1 these creator prerogatives in the recurring life s.
136:8.8 his vast universe the folly of creating artificial s.
136:9.13 three constantly recurring s.: the clamor to be fed,
139:5.8 Philip met s. as they arose in his work with “Come”—
140:5.5 and throughout all of these trying s. to love even
140:8.13 It seemed to be his purpose in all social s. to teach
141:3.3 Serious s. would arise every few days, but Andrew
147:4.8 your personal problems of adjustment to your life s..
153:1.3 choosing between the recurring s. of good and evil
154:2.5 Problematic s., coupled with exertion stimuli,
156:5.10 may be utilized in dealing with difficult social s.
160:1.9 you are effectively armed to meet the difficult s. of
160:1.11 methods of adjusting to the ever-changing s. of
160:5.2 and forever a mode of reacting to the s. of life;
172:5.7 his sagacity and cleverness in handling difficult s..
193:4.9 Judas was dishonest in his attitude toward life s..
196:0.5 in each of life’s trying s. Jesus unfailingly exhibited
196:0.7 commonplace social, economic, and moral life s..
Siva—Hindu lord of life and death
94:4.5 The worship of the second and third members, S.
94:4.5 S. is lord of life and death, god of fertility, master of
94:4.5 S. and Vishnu are each regarded by some as supreme
104:1.5 Indian conception was Brahma, S., and Vishnu.)
Siwalik Hills
64:3.4 To the east of the Badonan peoples, in the S. of
six—see six apostles; six days; six feet; six hours;
six hundred, etc.; six miles; six months; six o’clock;
six races or peoples; six thousand; six weeks;
six years
5:0.2 existential realities of his s. absolute co-ordinates,
12:1.3 master universe is existent in s. concentric ellipses
13:1.2 somewhat familiar with s. of these special worlds,
13:2.6 you are not permitted to visit the other s. sacred
15:1.4 number s. occupies most of the southern curve,
15:1.5 swings on between superuniverses one and s.,
15:3.14 7. The movement of Orvonton and s. associated
15:14.3 we feel that the s. unique purposes of cosmic
15:14.3 as manifested in the s. associated supercreations
15:14.4 so also is each of its s. associated superuniverses.
16:3.12 Master Spirit Number S..
16:3.12 it is Master Spirit Number S. who responds.
17:6.2 We are conversant with s. phases of the career of a
17:6.10 We know of these s. phases of the career of a local
21:3.4 a Creator Son in a local universe passes through s.
21:4.5 a Creator Son who had completed s. phases of his
22:10.4 since I was directed to head a commission of s.—
26:3.9 These beings, of origin on circuit number s., operate
26:6.4 examiners on the pilot world of circuit number s..
26:8.4 and the Son, hail from superuniverse number s.,
28:5.6 so with the s. other types of these reflective angels.
29:4.20 the management and control of s. of the nine more
31:0.8 These s. groups of glorified beings compose this
31:0.10 they have served in all the other s. supercreations.
31:7.3 there are just s. classes of permanent members.
31:10.13 in association with the other s. similarly recruiting
31:10.17 in association with the s. other finaliter corps.
31:10.20 There are s. other assembling finality corps, but
35:2.2 as well as that for the s. associated spheres and their
35:3.1 each of which is encircled by s. tributary spheres
35:3.2 the pilot world and the next s. primary spheres in the
35:3.10 The s. tributary worlds of each of these Melchizedek
35:3.12 pursuing their training on the s. encircling planets of
35:3.13 beings who reside on the s. tributary worlds of the
35:3.19 6. The time on sphere number s. is devoted to an
35:7.1 Each of these spheres, with its s. encircling satellites,
35:7.2 with supplemental work on its s. satellites, on up
35:7.2 up through the remaining s. primary spheres and
36:2.9 is surrounded by s. satellites, on which the special
36:2.10 headquarters sphere, together with its s. tributary
36:2.19 World Number S. is dedicated to the correlation of
36:2.19 This world and its s. tributaries embrace the schools
36:5.12 everything that all of the other s. mental ministers
37:3.7 Sphere number one and all of its s. tributary satellites
38:3.1 There serve in the local universe s. other orders of
38:3.1 These s. groups of angelic associates are never
38:4.1 Each of these worlds has s. tributary satellites,
38:4.1 remaining s. clusters are occupied by the s. orders
38:4.1 maintains headquarters on one of these s. primary
38:4.1 specialized activities on the s. tributary satellites.
41:9.5 Your sun is now passing out of its s. billionth year.
42:9.3 a quality will change for s. consecutive elements,
45:1.4 And when present on any one of these s. cultural
45:1.8 But on transition world number s. there is no
47:7.4 More of this preparation continues on worlds s. and
47:8.1 are permitted to visit transition world number s.,
47:8.7 During the sojourn on world number s. the
49:2.25 There are s. differing types of mortal nutrition:
49:4.2 There are s. basic evolutionary races: three primary—
59:0.7 It may be subdivided into s. long periods, each
61:5.4 experienced s. separate and distinct ice invasions,
66:1.5 among the five or s. most fortunate planets in all
71:1.3 but this group of s. nations never quite functioned as
78:1.5 3. The Andonites maintained five or s. settlements
93:1.3 volunteered to do that which had been done only s.
97:9.10 David took s. wives from the women of Jebus,
104:3.13 Thus is the Father related to the s. co-ordinate
106:0.14 4. Your ignorance of the s. prime purposes of
108:2.3 the co-ordination of the associated s. adjutants of
112:4.8 as a student observer on one of the other s. sacred
120:0.2 Michael had bestowed himself s. times after the
120:0.2 the similitude of s. differing orders of his diverse
120:0.7 Michael had s. times previously been instructed by
120:1.1 have you executed the s. previous commissions,
122:4.3 because, s. generations previously, Joseph’s paternal
123:0.2 there were s. others whose ages were sufficiently
131:4.5 he inhabits the other s. wide-spreading universes.
137:4.11 Near at hand stood s. waterpots of stone, filled with
138:8.1 divided the apostolic funds into s. equal portions,
142:2.3 “But, Master, who told you I was the father of s.
147:6.2 Therefore a commission of s. secret spies was
147:6.2 These s. Jews caught up with the apostolic party,
147:7.2 the leader of the s. spies said to him: “I was today
148:7.1 Jesus went the s. Jerusalem spies were sure to follow
148:8.1 to Bethsaida recalling the s. spying Pharisees.
148:9.1 with the s. Pharisees from Jerusalem seated in the
148:9.4 arrived to bid the s. spies return to Jerusalem.
154:7.2 smaller craft, containing s. of David’s messengers,
166:2.7 The other s. were cured of a skin disease which had
174:3.1 case where a certain man who had s. brothers died
174:3.1 And so on until all s. of the brothers had had her,
174:3.1 all s. of them passed on without leaving children.
186:3.1 so he early removed some five or s. tents up the
six apostles
137:4.3 Jesus’ s. disciple-apostles were looking for him to
137:4.6 was effectually removed from the minds of his s.
137:5.2 Only the s. apostles were present at this meeting;
137:5.2 These s. chosen men had journeyed from Cana to
137:6.1 Jesus gave seats of honor to his s. apostles,
137:7.1 though cheerful and joyous, sessions with these s.
138:0.1 Jesus called the s. apostles together that afternoon
138:1.1 Jesus imparted his final instructions to the s..
138:1.2 But, Master, will these s. men come into our midst
138:1.3 The s. did not separate to go to their work until
138:1.3 has intrusted us with the choosing of these s. new
138:1.4 It had been arranged that the s. were to labor for two
138:2.0 2. CHOOSING THE SIX
138:2.1 This first missionary tour of the s. was eminently
138:2.1 presented their nominations for the s. new apostles.
138:2.2 all s. of the new apostles were formally accepted by
138:2.2 apostles were formally accepted by all the older s..
138:2.10 Jesus spent a full day with the s., answering their
138:2.10 They now saw the wisdom of the Master’s plan of
138:3.1 The next day Jesus and the s. went to call upon
138:6.1 Each day the s. new apostles were put in the hands
138:6.1 carefully reviewed, for the benefit of the younger s.,
138:7.3 the recent choosing of the s., and the withdrawal
179:4.7 Jesus chose s. of these apostles, and though Judas
181:2.19 All s. of you have done well to work in peace with
193:6.5 This left but s. of the original twelve apostles to
194:1.2 S. of the apostles participated in this meeting:
six billionth
41:9.5 Your sun is now passing out of its s. billionth year.
six days
74:3.9 The first s. of the Urantia adventure had been very
74:4.2 The amazing events of the first s. of Adam and Eve
74:8.1 The story of the creation of Urantia in s. was based
74:8.1 the tradition that Adam and Eve had spent just s.
74:8.1 Adam’s spending s. inspecting the Garden was not
74:8.2 The legend of the making of the world in s. was an
74:8.10 And then the tradition of Adam’s s. got woven into
74:8.10 the tradition of creation in s. was written out and
141:3.1 that two apostles should rest each day of the s. in the
142:3.15 5. S. you may work, but on the seventh day you
144:6.2 were in session three times a day and for s. each
158:1.1 was s. after the memorable noontide confession of
167:3.2 “Are there not s. in which men should do all their
172:1.2 S. before the Passover, on the evening after the
six feet
61:3.5 rhinoceroses—but the giant pigs, more than s. tall,
80:7.2 They were all under s. feet in height and had been
93:2.5 Nodite and Sumerian peoples, being almost s. in
135:1.4 At sixteen he was more than s. feet tall and almost
six hours
33:6.7 day is equal to eighteen days and s. of Urantia time,
72:5.9 These people labor s. hours each working day and,
72:5.10 The richest man on the continent works s. a day in
six hundred
43:0.1 meaning the s. sixth inhabited world in the local
58:1.1 This was to be our s. and sixth experience with the
58:1.7 ancient inland seas were seldom over five or s. feet
58:1.7 sunlight can penetrate ocean water for more than s.
59:3.9 thickness of this Niagara series being about s. feet.
62:3.5 for fifteen thousand years (s. hundred generations),
94:6.1 About s. years before the arrival of Michael,
97:9.5 David with s. men entered into a Philistine alliance
143:4.1 For more than s. years the Jews of Judea, and later
167:0.1 he was accompanied by over s. followers.
six miles
58:2.6 lower five or s. miles of the earth’s atmosphere is
58:2.6 the temperature steadily falls for s. or eight miles,
six months
128:2.3 worked s. with metals and acquired considerable skill
128:2.5 Living much of the time in Sepphoris for s. afforded
128:2.6 after s.’ sojourn at Sepphoris Jesus was not averse
128:5.6 remainder of this year was the most uneventful s.
132:0.4 of all the manifold experiences of his s.’ sojourn in
132:0.4 spare time for almost s. in intimate association
132:4.3 Jesus always regarded this s. as one of the richest
132:4.4 such an aggressive man could not thus function for s.
138:8.6 had wonderful times throughout these five or s.
six o’clock
190:1.2 after s. the daughter of Joseph of Arimathea and
191:5.2 They were having their evening meal a little after s.,
192:1.1 About s. Friday morning, April 21, the morontia
143:5.1 And it was almost s. on this summer’s evening
158:1.6 the Father Melchizedek, not returning until about s.
184:5.11 At s. that morning Jesus was led forth from the home
185:0.1 Shortly after s. on this Friday morning, April 7, Jesus
185:1.8 presumed to dictate to Pilate—to get him up at s. to
six races or peoples
51:4.0 4. THE SIX EVOLUTIONARY RACES
51:4.3 On those worlds having all s. evolutionary races
51:4.4 The evolution of s.—or of three—colored races, while
51:4.8 These s. evolutionary races are destined to be
52:1.1 There are s. basic types or races of primitive men,
61:7.4 Suddenly and in one generation the s. colored races
63:4.9 human beings into at least three, and more often s.,
64:0.2 Prince and the appearance of the s. colored races
64:5.2 the Sangik family, the ancestors of all the s. colored
64:5.4 while we separately consider the s. Sangik races
64:6.0 6. THE SIX SANGIK RACES OF URANTIA
64:6.1 On an average evolutionary planet the s. of color
64:6.1 The simultaneous emergence of all s. on Urantia,
64:6.30 the plan of evolving either three or s. colored races
64:7.7 Of all the s. colored races they have survived in
65:4.7 race prior to the evolution of the s. colored peoples
65:4.7 the first world in Satania where the s. colored races
65:4.8 later, with the appearance of the s. Sangik races.
66:0.2 concurrent with the appearance of the s. colored
74:2.5 embracing a representative of each of the s. Sangik
82:6.2 Of the s. colored Sangik races, three were primary
six thousand
41:3.6 such a star, if on Urantia, would weigh s. pounds.
41:6.3 a gaseous stone surface, on the sun s. miles thick;
66:7.20 Dalamatia had a resident population of almost s..
79:6.11 The Chinese of even s. years ago were still keen
95:3.5 In s. years only four great prophets arose among
six weeks
76:1.1 camped on the plains west of the stream almost s.
122:2.5 It was not until about s. before John’s birth that
134:7.7 And Jesus lived alone with God for s. on the slopes
135:0.1 only after he had an unusual dream about s. before
136:3.1 been wet with the dews of Mount Hermon for s..
156:2.3 This period of about s. in Phoenicia was a very
163:1.6 went forth preaching and teaching for about s.,
six years
47:2.5 families of five, ranging in ages from s. to fourteen;
47:2.5 these families consist of children whose ages are s.,
72:2.3 The federal chief executive is elected every s. years
72:2.8 their term of office is concurrent with his—s. years.
72:7.14 years, one quarter being elected every s. years.
72:7.14 Every s. years this body, by a three-fourths ballot,
72:9.6 The election of a federal chief executive every s. is
94:7.2 grew into the philosophy of Buddhism after s. of the
123:3.2 his young life occurred when he was not quite s. old.
123:3.4 Before Jesus was s. of age, in the early summer of
135:0.3 of June, 1 B.C., when he was a little over s. of age.
sixteen
45:4.20 the unanimous consent of the s. permanent members,
47:2.5 Any time after s., if final choice has been made, they
47:2.5 very few children under s. years of age will be found
67:3.5 s. of the Andonite attendants of the disloyal staff
74:6.7 children attended their own schools until they were s.
74:7.1 They were trained intellectually until they were s.
74:7.1 From s. to twenty they were taught in the Urantia
77:6.2 Among the children of Adamson there were just s.
77:6.3 These s. children lived and died as mortals of the
97:9.22 assassinated the king and put his s.-year-old son on
122:10.3 thus perished in one day s. boy babies in Bethlehem
132:0.4 and s. of the mystery-cult leaders and spent much
135:1.4 When s. years old, John, as a result of reading about
135:1.4 At s. John was more than six feet tall and almost full
sixteenth
31:9.2 The s. proscription of the mandate authorizing these
90:2.7 They could not be driven out, and even in the s. after
127:1.0 1. THE SIXTEENTH YEAR (A.D. 10)
193:0.1 The s. morontia manifestation of Jesus occurred
sixth—see sixth century; sixth circle; sixth-stage;
sixth superuniverse
11:2.2 It is definitely ellipsoid, being one-s. longer in the
17:6.9 local universe cosovereign enters upon the s. phase
27:7.8 and the s. jubilee was the occasion of the Paradise
28:4.13 This corps is composed of the s. primary seconaphim
31:9.8 This s. group of Master Architects numbers 3,430
33:3.2 the s. group of Supreme Spirits, being the 611,121st
33:5.2 Immanuel, number 611,121 of the s. order of
34:5.3 This ministry of the s. and seventh adjutants indicates
36:5.3 But with regard to the s. and seventh adjutant
37:2.10 The s. group of seven Salvington worlds and their
38:9.6 and only the s. and the seventh, the spirit of worship
39:3.10 The s. order of supervising seraphim act as special
41:1.5 One Supreme Power Center of the s. order is
43:0.1 meaning the six hundred s. inhabited world in the
46:5.22 while the s. is the home of the transition ministers.
46:7.5 mind equivalates to a totality or s. reality level,
47:8.0 8. THE SIXTH MANSION WORLD
47:8.3 the sojourn on the fifth mansion world or even the s..
48:6.1 These angels are of the s. order of seraphic servers,
48:6.33 the fifth, Uversa; the s., Havona; and the seventh,
49:2.25 The s. technique of energizing is limited to midway
51:4.3 spiritual development, the second, fourth, and s.
56:7.2 through the worlds of the s. Havona circuit.
58:1.1 This was to be our six hundred and s. experience
61:7.6 250,000 years ago the s. and last glaciation began.
61:7.9 150,000 years ago the s. and last glacier reached its
64:7.17 take to the sea when the s. and last glacier finally
65:7.7 experiencing mind up to the level of the s. phase,
74:3.7 The s. day was devoted to an inspection of the
74:3.9 When the s. day of their sojourn on earth was over,
74:4.1 That night, the night following the s. day, while
78:4.1 racial inheritance was from one-eighth to one-s violet
80:4.5 the Andite horsemen made their appearance in the s.
85:7.1 these same primitive minds the s. adjutant spirit,
86:0.1 the influence of the s. and seventh mind-adjutants
104:4.34 The S. Triunity—the triunity of cosmic-associated
106:6.0 6. ABSOLUTE OR S.-PHASE INTEGRATION
108:2.1 Urantia, on the average, just prior to the s. birthday.
110:6.16 A seventh or s. circler can be almost as truly God-
114:6.12 The present corps is the s. group to serve during this
119:6.0 6. THE SIXTH BESTOWAL
119:6.2 Before leaving Salvington for the s. bestowal,
120:0.4 on the s. bestowal to the will of the Eternal Son;
123:3.0 3. EVENTS OF THE SIXTH YEAR (1 B.C. )
123:3.1 told on his s. birthday that the sacred book had
136:10.0 10. THE SIXTH DECISION
139:6.1 Nathaniel, the s. and last of the apostles to be chosen
190:4.1 Master made his s. morontia appearance to forty
sixth-century
79:4.8 spiritual awakening of the s. century before Christ
79:8.15 moral, and semireligious awakening of the s.
92:5.12 4. The s. century before Christ.
92:5.14 6. The s. century after Christ.
94:5.8 their gospel that the great philosophers of s. China
94:6.1 And in the s. before Christ, through an unusual
94:6.9 (Kung Fu-tze) was a contemporary of Lao in s.
94:7.1 Gautama Siddhartha was born in the s. before Christ
95:6.1 in that great century of moral renaissance, the s.
95:6.9 one of that unique group that sprang up in the s.
98:2.2 This was the situation when, during the s. before
98:2.5 The Greek poets of the fifth and s., notably Pindar,
98:3.2 renaissance of Melchizedek’s gospel during the s.
sixth circle
14:5.4 their Master Spirit, they are transferred to the s..
26:6.1 when translated from the seventh to the s. and are
26:6.1 The supremacy guides function only on the s. of the
31:3.4 quartan or graduate spirits after reaching the s. of
46:5.17 The s. is the tarrying place of the Life Carriers.
110:6.16 A seventh or s. circler can be almost as truly God-
113:1.7 In the s., a seraphic pair with one company of
sixth-stage or sixth-stage spirits
17:6.10 are of record as entering upon the career of ss..
31:3.3 significant fact that they are of record as only ss..
31:3.4 They subsequently attain the s. of spirit existence
40:10.11 Finaliters remain unfinished creatures—ss.—and hence
55:0.10 6. The s. or major sector stage.
55:4.21 6. The s. of light and life witnesses the development
55:9.3 By the attainment of the s. of stabilization these
55:11.3 Concerning the s., or major sector stabilization, we
55:11.7 we find worlds settled in the fifth and the s. stages
56:6.4 the finaliters, ss., have not found the Supreme Being,
107:5.6 these spirits of the s. appear to transmute some mind
117:6.6 continue in the universe careers of the s. finaliters
117:6.7 Upon the completion of the s. of existence and the
191:3.3 to the s. on Thursday, the 27th, to the seventh stage
sixth superuniverse
16:3.13 This Spirit directs the affairs of the s. much as would
16:3.13 the Reflective Spirits at the headquarters of the s..
sixtieth
57:8.9 the Life Carriers would execute their s. Satania
58:1.1 life patterns in Satania and our s. opportunity to
65:4.1 On this planet we made our s. attempt to modify and
sixty
41:3.2 of your sun and is s. million times its volume.
67:4.2 The s. members of the planetary staff who went into
67:4.2 original s. and their forty-four modified Andonite
67:4.5 We know not the fate of the s. staff rebels;
77:2.4 when the s. rebels of the staff, the followers of Nod,
94:7.5 began sending his students out in groups of s. to
142:4.4 Flavius made a great feast for Jesus and invited s. of
151:2.2 sprang up to bear, some thirty, some s., and some
151:2.3 springing up to bear, some thirty, some s., and
183:2.4 Judas was accompanied by more than s. persons—
sixty-five
49:5.20 Of the spirit-reception types, s. per cent are of the
57:4.9 planetary family of one hundred and s. worlds,
58:4.7 about s. or seventy of these stratified records of past
64:6.7 s. thousand years ago, Onamonalonton appeared as
72:6.2 all persons must retire from gainful pursuit at s.
72:9.4 aged persons who may be retired on pensions at s..
78:5.4 Mesopotamia, s. per cent of these last waves of
78:6.2 S. per cent entered Europe by the Caspian Sea route
sixty-four
42:5.1 s. are wholly or partially recognized on Urantia.
sixty-nine
63:6.8 (from A.D. 1934), and he lived to be s. years of age.
sixty-one
25:4.10 and operating in Orvonton is in excess of s. trillion.
58:0.1 In Satania there are only s. worlds similar to Urantia,
73:2.3 From their highland headquarters and from s.
sixty-seven
77:5.6 Adamson and Ratta had a family of s. children.
sixty-third
119:8.9 Christ Michael, is the s. of a series of presentations,
sixty-three
74:6.2 Eve bore s. children, thirty-two daughters and
sixty-two
67:5.4 One hundred and s. years after the rebellion a tidal
165:0.2 the women’s corps, now numbering s., took over
sixtyfold
151:1.2 and, growing, yielded, some thirtyfold, some s.,
sizable
124:5.2 it may be seen that Jesus had a s. family of small
size—see size—with Urantia
11:4.1 central Isle ends abruptly at the periphery, but its s. is
15:4.5 Nebulae vary greatly in s. and in the resulting number
15:4.5 the majority of which are many times the s. of yours.
15:5.7 There is a critical limit to the s. of individual stars.
15:6.11 we can therefore calculate the exact s. and location
15:6.14 they range in s. from planetesimals to enormous
15:7.3 increase in material s., morontia beauty, spirit glory
15:14.8 but it is of such an extraordinary s. that it is of little
29:3.8 To undertake to inform you further concerning the s.
41:3.4 When less than one tenth the s. of your sun, these
41:3.4 When upwards of thirty times its s.—rather thirty
41:4.7 for all this enormous s., over forty million times that
41:10.3 Age, s, rate of revolution, and velocity through space
42:3.1 on the number and s. of the revolving members,
42:6.8 ounce, then were s. to be proportionately magnified,
42:6.8 an electron—should be magnified to the s. of the head
42:7.2 same relative distance, in comparison with actual s.,
49:2.19 the gravity of those planets which are not of ideal s.
57:6.4 If space bodies are similar in s. and density, collisions
57:6.4 bodies of similar density are relatively unequal in s.,
57:6.6 for their moons, which continued to increase in s.
57:6.8 members continued to grow in s. as space meteors
57:6.10 years ago the planets had grown immensely in s..
57:7.2 there was not so much difference in s. until about
57:7.4 years ago the earth was two thirds its present s.,
57:7.4 Earth’s rapid gain over the moon in s. enabled it to
57:8.1 The planet had attained approximately its present s..
57:8.5 but meteors are diminishing in both frequency and s..
59:0.2 the planet attained its present s. to the time of life
60:2.1 life reached its greatest development, in point of s.,
60:2.8 their average s. ranging from three to four inches,
60:2.11 As time passed, the sea serpents grew to such s. that
60:3.21 too little brain substance in comparison with body s..
61:1.10 possessed large brains in comparison to body s..
61:2.3 the enormous increase in the s. of the tropic seas,
61:2.5 Even the mammals of large s. and small brain soon
61:2.5 Brains and agility had replaced armor and s. in the
61:3.6 no animal the s. of an elephant could have survived
61:3.6 unless it had possessed a brain of large s. and
61:3.10 while the elephant is greatly handicapped by s.
61:6.1 possessed large brains in proportion to their s.
61:6.1 These new mid-mammals—almost twice the s.
62:2.3 this new species had the largest brains for their s.
68:6.6 The s. of the family has always been influenced by
72:1.1 on an isolated continent about the s. of Australia.
72:2.2 metropolitan government, depending on the s. of city
72:7.11 to fifty per cent, depending on the s. of an estate
74:6.1 Before the s. of the Adamic family outgrew these
122:6.3 In later years, as the family grew in s., they would
133:8.1 Antioch was the third city of the empire in s. and
143:3.3 your problem is found to have shrunk in s.
152:2.1 and the multitude was daily increasing in s.,
173:1.3 one-half shekel, a coin about the s. of a ten cent
size—with Urantia
15:6.15 Urantia, in s., density, and location, is in many
41:4.4 suns, has now contracted almost to the s. of Urantia,
43:0.2 surrounding Edentia are about ten times the s. of
43:0.2 of these seventy worlds are about the s. of Urantia.
43:0.2 These 771 architectural spheres are comparable in s.
45:0.1 capital, is almost one hundred times the s. of Urantia,
45:0.1 transition spheres are just about the s. of Urantia.
49:0.4 these moons are often in s. very near that of Urantia,
55:3.13 A planet the s. of Urantia, when fairly well settled,
57:7.2 Urantia was then about one fifth its present s. and
sized
31:9.9 last of the ever-increasing-s. universes of outer space
114:2.5 advised by similar and varying s. commissions of
sizes
46:5.9 different s. and are fashioned of differing materials.
60:2.1 The dinosaurs evolved in all s. from a species less
skeletal
62:4.4 The s. proportions of this new species were very
81:4.3 were originally five distinct types of s. structure:
81:4.9 Their s. structures come the nearest to preserving the
81:4.10 Study of such s. structures will disclose that man
81:4.14 And the s. characteristics of the three surviving types
87:7.10 The cult is the s. structure around which grows the
88:2.1 the s. remains of saints and heroes are still regarded
skeleton
81:2.17 brought together, making the s. frame for the hut,
81:4.3 are serviceable in deciphering racial origins, the s. is
189:1.3 in all that is personal, matter is the s. of morontia,
skeletons
59:4.12 Veritable bone beds of fish teeth and s. may be found
skeptic
121:4.5 4. The S.. Skepticism asserted that knowledge was
139:8.1 knew him intimately to regard him as a trifling s..
185:1.3 Pilate, himself being a s., did not understand that
196:2.9 Jesus was not a moral s.; he viewed man positively
skeptical
103:6.14 lean upon metaphysics, it unfailingly becomes s.,
103:7.6 increasingly tolerant of each other, less and less s..
122:2.5 of the story of Gabriel’s visit, Zacharias was very s.
122:3.3 were always very s. about the divine mission of Jesus
139:8.1 True, Thomas’s was a logical, s. type of mind, but he
139:8.9 Thomas was analytical, not merely s..
195:0.2 intellectual, war weary, and thoroughly s. of all
skepticism
102:6.4 S. may challenge the theories of theology, but
121:4.5 S. asserted that knowledge was fallacious, and that
121:4.5 It was a purely negative attitude and never became
196:0.11 not disturbed seriously by fears, doubts, and s..
skeptics
98:6.2 religion thus languished until the days of the S.,
139:11.8 Jesus was not afraid to identify himself with s.,
sketch
44:0.21 can do no more than attempt to s. a crude parallelism
100:4.5 Only in the second s. you are favored with a
sketchers
44:2.4 you might call s. and painters, artists who preserve
skies
4:1.3 “His faithfulness is established in the very s..”
5:2.3 What a mistake to dream of God far off in the s.
62:3.9 seven children were killed by this bolt from the s..
skill
14:3.3 Eternals of Days teach with supreme s. and direct
17:6.4 training requisite to the acquirement of spirit s. in her
22:3.4 administrative wisdom and unusual executive s.,
22:4.1 developed the ability to worship beyond the s. of all
25:4.12 acquiring added knowledge and enhanced s.,
28:5.8 the Voices of Wisdom and, by the consummate s.
39:0.10 functional s. in one or more of the seraphic services.
43:7.3 These training schools of special s. and technical
43:7.4 abandonters can equal the univitatia in artistic s.,
44:0.13 impart their superior knowledge and s. to their less
44:8.5 obliteration of characteristic individuality in s.,
48:7.3 1. A display of specialized s. does not signify
58:7.12 pages unfailingly tell the truth if you but acquire s. in
63:5.5 great s. in constructing stone sleeping chambers,
64:4.12 of the chase tended greatly to improve hunting s..
69:3.5 Their s. in working with metals made the people
70:8.4 2. Personal—the recognition of ability, endurance, s.,
71:7.1 The purpose of education should be acquirement of s
72:4.4 and on to the national trials of s. and prowess.
72:5.6 2. Reasonable salary for s. employed in industrial
72:5.8 prorated to all three divisions: capital, s., and labor.
72:5.10 transferred from industry to play, s., scientific
80:6.3 they added to the metalworking s. of the Egyptians.
81:6.30 continue to multiply and increase in s. and dexterity.
82:3.6 severe marriage tests embraced s. in hunting, fighting
86:1.6 to men of understanding, nor favor to men of s.;
109:0.1 so does the Adjuster achieve s. for the next stage
109:1.4 They progressively acquire Adjuster s. and ability
113:2.3 angelic pair—in the light of seraphic experience, s.,
116:5.17 the evolving universes continue to challenge the s. of
119:3.5 the patience, fortitude, and s. with which this Son
124:3.7 of the demonstrations of athletic s. and physical
128:2.3 with metals and acquired considerable s. at the anvil.
129:1.2 Zebedee had long known of the s. of the Nazareth
146:2.14 never taught that human knowledge and special s.
160:4.5 3. Ability and s..
160:4.11 Ability is that which you inherit, while s. is what
160:4.11 S. is one of the real sources of the satisfaction of
skilled
26:2.1 The supernaphim are the s. ministers to all types of
26:9.1 tutelage of the Father guides, the older, highly s.,
38:0.3 the corps of the s. and common ministers of the local
66:2.7 the hands of the highly s. volunteer commission
69:3.11 of commodities came the exchange of s. labor.
70:8.9 the s. workers, followed by the unskilled laborers.
72:4.6 precollege school system at eighteen is a s. artisan.
80:3.5 the men were s. hunters and courageous warriors.
80:7.2 These emigrants to Crete were highly s. in textiles,
82:5.3 s. workmen sought to keep the knowledge of their
122:5.7 Mary was more than averagely s. in most of the
129:1.8 Jesus registered as a “s. craftsman of Capernaum.”
130:2.1 There was a shortage of s. woodworkers for this
skillful
22:3.2 more than ten billion of these s. administrators.
25:7.1 They are s. play sponsors and are ably assisted in
29:4.24 They are also s. in their efforts to insulate the planets
29:4.25 a transformation under their s. manipulation.
29:4.29 Transmitters form s. liaisons which are effective in
42:4.3 by their s. manipulation of the basic units of
44:0.3 through the ages this brilliant body of s. workers
44:1.5 3. Energy impingements—melody produced by the s.
44:8.2 human mind and the Adjuster are unusually s.,
48:1.5 patient and s. Morontia Power Supervisors will
48:4.2 The Morontia Companions are s. play sponsors,
48:6.32 but they are the s. sociologists and the wise ethnic
63:5.6 early humans became highly s. in the fashioning of
77:9.10 Midwayers are the s. ministers who compensate that
78:4.5 the most s. and sagacious militarists ever to live on
78:5.8 They were s. domesticators of animals and expert
80:1.6 the ambition of becoming so s. and artistic as to win
80:6.3 Egypt was fortunate in gaining many of the most s.
114:7.9 through the s. penetration of the minds of the
123:6.5 Jesus was a s. harpist and enjoyed entertaining both
124:1.13 Jesus was an original thinker and a s. teacher,
127:3.8 Jesus was s., so arranging the order of the reading of
127:6.12 Jesus is becoming experienced in the s. wresting
156:5.15 every true believer becomes more s. in alluring his
169:2.1 they are s. in making friends with the mammon of
skillfully
15:4.3 the energies they so s. and intelligently manipulate.
29:4.18 though mechanical and matter-of-fact in nature, is s.
39:5.13 wide open, the sleeping personality is s. deposited,
48:2.17 necessary changes in creature form are s. effected by
96:3.5 This dash for liberty was carefully planned and s.
133:7.3 Jesus s. and tenderly cared for the lad, and Gonod
167:5.5 Jesus s. avoided clashing with his questioners about
178:1.16 you are s. to put the leaven of new truth in the
skills
77:8.5 accordance with innate endowments and acquired s.,
skin
63:4.1 It is the original Andonic s. pigment.
63:4.1 In general appearance and s. color these Andonites
64:5.3 all of their offspring tended toward the s. color of
66:4.7 In s. color and language these materialized members
70:3.10 and then proceed to prick the s. until it bled;
166:2.7 The other six were cured of a s. disease which had
skinned, darker
80:3.7 before the days when the ds. Races came north from
skins
63:2.5 they had been forced to make use of animal s. for
63:4.1 a coloring substance which is found in the s. of all
63:4.1 were the first creatures to use the s. of animals as a
64:5.3 their s. manifested a unique tendency to turn various
66:5.2 improved methods of treating s. for use as clothing,
80:8.2 their pale s. and broad heads were typical of that
147:7.2 Neither do men put new wine into old wine s., lest
147:7.2 lest the new wine burst the s. so that both the wine
147:7.2 burst the skins so that both the wine and the s. perish
147:7.2 The wise man puts the new wine into fresh wine s..
skirmish
171:4.8 unpleasant preliminary s. with the Jewish religious
skirted
183:3.10 so he s. around through the olive orchards and
skull
78:8.1 evidenced by the s. types found in the graves of
81:4.3 these s. dimensions are serviceable in deciphering
88:1.8 Belief in s. fetishes accounts for much of later-day
89:0.1 in addition to practicing the cult of s. worship,
90:4.4 the first operations was that of trephining the s. to
skulls
82:3.5 although such s. were sometimes purchasable.
sky
41:4.5 the majority of the suns which twinkle in the night s.
46:1.5 they just sift out of the s., emanating equally from all
63:2.5 But the autumn sun was getting lower in the s.,
85:0.4 has worshiped about everything imaginable in the s.
85:5.1 the children of the s. father and the earth mother.
95:1.4 triad: Bel, Ea, and Anu, the gods of earth, sea, and s.
95:2.7 long believed that the stars twinkling in the night s.
151:2.3 The birds of the s. that snatched away the seed
187:5.1 the s. darkened by reason of the fine sand in the air
187:5.1 Before one o’clock the s. was so dark the sun was
skyline
123:5.12 peak in majestic splendor and monopolized the s.,
slabs
66:5.9 early peoples utilized tree barks, stone s., a form of
slack
124:1.12 When work and caravan travel were s., Jesus made
127:1.6 Jesus was never idle no matter how s. work might be
128:2.3 when carpenter work was s. about Nazareth, Jesus
slackness
72:11.3 During periods of industrial s. many thousands of
slain
173:5.2 had assaulted and s. his chosen messengers,
175:1.22 Zechariah, who was s. between the sanctuary and
slander
194:3.2 It so often appears that s., lies, and dishonesty—sin—
slang
81:6.17 to play with language develops new words—s..
81:6.17 If the majority adopt the s., then usage constitutes it
slapped
184:3.18 many mockingly s. him with the palms of their hands.
slapping
172:5.13 in a spirit of gleeful ridicule and, s. him on the back
slate
58:7.10 rock deposits contain small amounts of shale or s.
59:1.16 turned into quartz, shale has been changed to s.,
slates
126:1.6 smooth white boards which were used as writing s.,
slaughter
69:8.3 The ambush of Ai, with the wholesale s. of men,
69:8.3 is a faithful picture of the barbaric s. practiced by
70:1.15 this assault, with its s. of all the males and the killing
89:5.7 women and children who had been fattened for s..
122:10.4 learning of the order to s. Bethlehem boy babies,
124:6.14 as to why the Father required the s. of so many
125:1.4 the blood from the hands of the officiating s. priests
125:2.1 It was the s. of lambs in such enormous numbers that
125:2.4 was greatly disturbed by revolting dreams of s.
125:5.5 why all this s. of animals to gain divine favor—
130:2.5 he perished, by accident, in the great s. of Jews
136:9.7 The idea of battle, contention, and s. was
185:1.5 the s. of a large company of Galileans even as they
185:1.6 finally was deposed as a result of the needless s. of
slaughtered
73:4.1 No animals were ever s. within its precincts.
125:2.3 of celebrating the Passover without the s. lamb.
slave—see slave to
34:7.6 enjoy comparative deliverance from the s.-bondage
69:3.7 4. Master and s..
69:8.1 Woman was the first s., a family s..
69:8.5 to till the soil; hence they became the great s. race.
69:8.9 mechanical invention rendered the s. obsolete.
69:9.7 Monogamy is the s.-free ideal of the matchless
70:8.8 The s. could never become a capitalist, though the
83:3.4 to suggest far removal from the times of s. wives
83:5.9 4. S. wives.
83:5.14 these plural wives were mere laborers, s. wives.
84:4.3 but rather a piece of property, a servant or s. and,
87:2.7 a well-to-do savage expected that at least one s.
87:2.8 a s. is speared to death to make the ghost journey
103:5.10 Mortal man is neither a helpless s. of the inflexible
121:3.5 because they were forced to compete with s. labor.
121:3.7 The power of the master over his s. was unqualified.
130:5.4 A drunken degenerate was attacking a s. girl on the
130:6.3 abject fear-s. and the bond-servant of depression
134:6.1 free, then another must become an absolute s..
141:2.2 When God’s will is your law, you are noble s.
179:3.2 and proposing to wash his feet as would a s..
186:1.2 of silver—the current price of a good, healthy s..
186:1.4 a reward for my service, money—the price of a s..
slave to
12:7.4 God is not a habit-bound s. to the chronicity of the
12:7.6 volitional, for the great God is not a helpless s. to his
68:4.4 primitive savage was a s. to the tyranny of usage;
68:4.5 by custom; the savage was a veritable s. to usage;
69:9.5 form of slavery; the worker was made s. to the idler.
81:2.14 The savage is a s. to nature, but scientific civilization
132:2.4 a social automaton, and a s. to religious authority.
slaveholder
132:4.5 Jesus spent one evening with a wealthy s., talked
slavery
12:9.5 science is emerging from the s. of fear and bondage
12:9.5 the s. of mathematics, and the relative blindness of
28:6.17 Service—purposeful service, not s.—is productive of
51:4.6 This accounts for the origin of s. on the planets
51:4.7 But on all normal spheres this sort of primitive s. is
66:6.2 S. to tradition produces stability and co-operation by
66:6.2 have been wholly liberated from the s. of custom;
68:4.3 from the bondage of fear and the s. of superstition.
68:5.4 and thus to gain considerable freedom from food s..
68:5.7 Pastoral living afforded further relief from food s.;
68:5.8 husbandry reduced women to the depths of social s..
68:6.11 such low-grade demands as to prove veritable s.
69:3.7 conquered, and that meant the beginning of human s.
69:5.8 in olden days debt s. extended even to the control of
69:8.0 8. SLAVERY AS A FACTOR IN CIVILIZATION
69:8.1 This sort of sex s. grew directly out of man’s
69:8.2 S. was a great advancement over massacre and
69:8.4 S. was not prevalent among the pastoral peoples,
69:8.6 S. was an indispensable link in the chain of human
69:8.6 It was the bridge over which society passed from
69:8.6 it compelled backward and lazy peoples to work
69:8.7 The institution of s. compelled man to invent the
69:8.7 it gave origin to the beginning of government.
69:8.7 S. demands strong regulation and during the Middle
69:8.8 True, s. was oppressive, but it was in the schools of
69:8.8 S. creates an organization of culture and social
69:8.9 S., like polygamy, is passing because it does not pay.
69:8.10 Involuntary s. has given way to a new and improved
69:8.12 S. has nearly disappeared; domesticated animals are
69:8.12 up from savagery by way of fire, animals, and s.;
69:9.5 earnings among the group was virtually a form of s.;
69:9.7 (Polygamy is the survival of the female-s. element
70:2.9 evolutionary and selective value, but like s., war
70:2.17 6. The threat of standardized industrial s., personality
70:8.5 s. brought about the first general division of society
71:1.18 5. S.—classes of citizenship.
71:2.6 5. S. to public opinion; the majority is not always
71:2.10 S., serfdom, and all forms of human bondage must
71:8.5 The abolition of all forms of s. and human bondage.
71:8.11 The elimination of toiling s. by machine invention
72:5.2 No problems have arisen out of the abolition of s.
81:2.13 The institutions of s. and private ownership of land
81:2.13 S. raised the master’s standard of living and
84:4.2 power over man, even when held by him in abject s..
84:5.3 woman gradually emerges from s. and obscurity.
84:5.8 tended toward woman’s liberation from domestic s.
86:7.5 Industry, war, s., and civil government arose in
87:0.2 excite more pity than this picture of man’s abject s.
89:5.1 cannibalism persisted because of the s of superstition
94:5.7 have the Chinese fallen into helpless s. to priestcraft.
96:5.1 the polyglot horde of so-called Hebrews out of s.
101:0.1 ranges from the primitive fear s. of the evolving
101:7.4 but there stagnate in consequence of cultural s..
102:2.1 to the bondage of ignorance, the s. of superstition,
121:3.7 S., even of superior peoples, was a feature of Roman
121:3.8 church so tolerant of this modified form of s..
121:5.11 blissful realms beyond this world of sorrow and s..”
121:7.5 But when the Jewish religion of good works and s.
126:1.2 taught Joseph’s brethren sold him into Egyptian s.
132:4.7 bondage of darkness and from the s. of ignorance.”
142:7.17 the sordid affairs of s., poverty, houses, and lands,
143:2.4 the fear of self-bondage and the s. of self-denial.
179:5.2 from a state of racial s. into individual freedom;
195:0.3 polygamy, and in limited degree, even s..
195:3.9 the degradation of woman, s. and race decadence,
195:8.4 Secularism frees man from ecclesiastical s. only to
195:8.4 into the tyranny of political and economic s..
196:2.9 he delivered them from the s. of taboo and taught
196:3.23 not a part of these grotesque systems of religious s..
slaves
64:6.25 have been forcibly taken away, from age to age, as s.
69:5.10 But never did the barter in sex s. advance society;
69:5.14 Wealthy men commonly sacrificed scores of s. to
69:6.1 rose through the instrumentality of fire, animals, s.,
69:8.4 and taking as s. only the women and children.
69:8.4 not allowed to sell such rejected consorts as s.—
69:8.5 to trust this wealth to the keeping of s. or women.
69:8.7 because the feudal lords could not control the s..
69:8.7 like the native Australians of today, never had s..
69:8.8 Eventually the s. shared the blessings of a higher
69:8.9 disastrous suddenly to liberate great numbers of s.;
69:8.10 Today, men are not social s., but thousands allow
69:8.12 today man reaches back, discarding the help of s.
69:9.16 it was soon followed by a succession of s., serfs,
70:1.11 4. S.—need of recruits for the labor ranks.
70:8.6 Wealth and the possession of s. was a genetic basis
70:8.8 warriors, capitalist-traders, common laborers, and s..
72:5.2 Those s. who satisfactorily passed mental, moral,
72:5.2 many of these superior s. were war captives or
72:5.2 years ago they deported the last of their inferior s.,
80:3.9 began to save many of the mediocre captives as s..
80:3.9 it was the progeny of these s. that subsequently
80:7.6 the mediocre descendants of the Danubian s. who
81:1.4 Since s. were so generally employed by the earlier
84:7.9 embraced a related working group, including the s.,
87:2.8 s. were killed when their master died that they might
87:2.8 delighted to have the ghosts of their murderers as s.;
89:4.9 when he stated that he had sacrificed: 113,433 s.,
89:6.3 Jephthah thought that one of his trusty s. would thus
89:6.5 It was long the practice of many groups to build s.
92:7.11 S. have always experienced great difficulty in
93:9.1 what Moses built upon when he led the Hebrew s.
96:2.5 the rank and file of the Hebrew captive s. was a
96:3.3 these s. carried latent possibilities of development in
96:3.4 had discovered disloyalty among the Bedouin s..
96:3.5 by the loot of the advancing host of escaping s.
96:4.1 the Bedouin s. knew little about such teachings,
96:4.3 new and higher idea of Deity to these ignorant s.
97:3.4 In general, the Baalites owned houses, lands, and s..
97:9.25 the Judahites started reforms, such as releasing s.,
98:1.1 the notions and beliefs of the hordes of inferior s.
98:2.3 the rank and file of the progeny of the s. of former
121:3.6 5. The s..
121:3.6 Half the population of the Roman state were s.;
121:3.6 many were superior individuals and quickly made
121:3.7 largely composed of the lower classes and these s..
121:3.8 Superior s. often received wages and by saving their
121:3.8 Many such emancipated s. rose to high positions in
125:6.9 what s. you are—subservient to the Roman yoke and
132:4.5 gave freedom to one hundred and seventeen s..
133:0.2 already the progeny of great numbers of inferior s.
133:5.12 and ignorant, being the offspring of the inferior s. of
140:8.29 religion for everybody, not alone for weaklings and s
142:7.1 Shall your disciples own s.?
143:1.2 such teachings are fit for only weaklings and s..
143:1.5 who told you my gospel was intended only for s.
165:2.3 and here also are some of you, s. of tradition, who
173:1.3 The temple head tax, payable by all except s.,
179:1.6 to the times when their fathers were s. in Egypt.
185:6.4 are s. to religious prejudice and victims of intense
187:1.5 Romans never crucified a Roman citizen; only s. and
slavish
1:1.2 arbitrary recognition, formal worship, or s. service
5:6.9 relative liberation from s. response to antecedent
12:7.6 automatic force; God is not a s. law-bound power.
29:4.34 associators are the most s. of all intelligent creatures.
69:9.16 machinery is gradually setting men free from s. toil.
86:6.7 spirits, the s. bondage to evolutionary religious fear,
91:8.5 or the s. obeisance of a fear-ridden mortal.
99:5.2 Religion is not a s. belief in threats of punishment or
101:10.8 are no longer a s. part of the mathematical cosmos
118:10.14 s. before the cruel mastery of his own inner fears.
121:7.3 bound by the s. demands of the traditions,
147:6.6 Jesus’ antagonism to the s. ceremonials was always
149:2.9 Jesus lifted women out of the s. drudgery of the ages
149:2.10 Jesus denounced s. devotion to meaningless
149:6.2 driving yourselves through s. fear to the irksome
149:6.5 appreciative worship in the place of s. bondage
159:4.10 distort the Scriptures, making them the guide to s.
170:3.1 which would exceed the righteousness of s. works
195:8.4 the institutionalized church than it sells him into s.
slavishly
111:1.8 But man does not passively, s., surrender his will to
slay
89:6.4 customary to s. a person as a “foundation sacrifice.”
97:4.3 I direct the sword of justice, and it shall s. them.”
101:3.16 Dares to declare, “Even though he s. me, yet will I
159:4.5 directed your forefathers to go forth in battle to s.
175:1.20 make ready to s. him of whom the prophets spoke,
194:4.4 and foreknowledge of God, you did crucify and s..
slaying
98:5.3 in recognition of his s. the mythical sacred bull,
sleep—noun
24:6.3 the s. of eternity transit to the Paradise goal, where
25:8.5 awaken on the Isle of Light from the terminal s. of
26:10.6 and soon thereafter the last transit s. will terminate,
26:10.6 the inevitable s. which ever intervenes between the
26:11.6 the resurrection of eternity from the terminal s. of
26:11.7 you closed your eyes in the natural s. of death,
26:11.8 transition was indeed death, the second an ideal s.,
27:1.1 when the pilgrim awakes from the last transition s.,
27:1.2 Rest is of a sevenfold nature: There is the rest of s.
27:1.2 And then there is the transit s., the unconscious
27:1.2 Entirely different from all of these is the deep s. of
27:1.2 the s. which ever attends transition from actual
27:1.3 But the last metamorphic s. is something more than
27:1.4 the primary supernaphim who produced the final s.
27:1.5 the last transition s. has been experienced; now
27:1.5 “And there shall be no more s..
28:7.3 world until you close your eyes in the Havona s.
30:4.11 Such surviving souls must rest in unconscious s.
30:4.12 those who avoid the longer or shorter s. of death.
39:2.10 from world to world until after the last rest of s. on
39:2.11 is not unlike the experience of death or s. except that
39:2.12 length of a journey when in transit s. is immaterial.
39:2.12 The transit s. is induced by the liaison between the
39:5.13 after due registry, are inducted into the transit s..
47:3.10 the end of ten days you will enter the translation s.
47:10.5 mansonia career experience the adjustment s. and
48:3.8 on the initial mansion world from the first transit s.
48:6.33 in which his Adjuster was detached during s.
49:6.5 During the s of their subjects these waiting Adjusters
51:2.1 to the deep s. preparatory to being enseraphimed
66:2.7 citizens were held in the s. of seraphic transport.
76:6.1 and Eve would sometime awake from the s. of death
76:6.2 not long rest in the oblivion of the unconscious s.
84:8.5 refreshing s., rest, recreation, and all pastimes which
86:5.10 Early in evolution s. was regarded as proving that
86:5.10 experiences of the soul during s. while temporarily
90:4.4 In later times the resort to temple s., during which
109:2.6 5. At some time, during human s., has been detached
109:5.1 At such times, and sometimes during s., the Adjuster
110:5.4 put into the psychic records during unconscious s.
110:5.5 The Adjusters do work during s., but your
112:3.7 absolutely unconscious during the long or short s. of
113:7.5 mortal associates awaken from the last transit s. of
140:6.14 But s. had departed from their eyes.
140:7.1 After a few hours’ s., when the twelve were
142:3.23 They went, each one to his s..
146:6.3 Jesus told them the boy was merely in a deep s.,
147:8.6 speaking and every man went to his place for s..
148:8.3 trance and dreamed fantastic dreams when his s.
152:4.2 grew weary and fell into a deep s. of exhaustion.
152:5.1 offshore near Zebedee’s house and sought s. until
152:5.5 of Gennesaret for two or three days of rest and s..
159:3.14 believers before they made ready for the night’s s..
167:4.5 asleep, and I would go to awake him out of this s.!
167:4.6 Jews at that time to speak of death as a form of s.,
168:2.9 Time is nonexistent to those who s. the s. of death.
177:5.6 “Go to your s., my brethren, and peace be upon you
182:0.1 John, being in need of s., had obtained several
182:2.3 they had been running short on s. ever since their
182:2.9 They sought s. that they might rise up early in the
183:0.1 Jesus suggested they go to their tents and seek s.
183:1.1 weary apostles slept the s. of physical exhaustion.
187:1.8 had he been permitted to enjoy one moment of s..
188:3.9 the resurrection of life followed the s. of death as of
sleep—verb
4:1.4 Behold, he who keeps us shall neither slumber nor s..
26:11.6 The perfected pilgrims begin this rest, go to s.,
26:11.7 as you mortals go to s. on the pilot world of the
39:2.12 When enseraphimed, you go to s. for a specified time
39:2.12 It is as if you went to s. on a transport vehicle in one
39:2.12 through space, enseraphimed, while you rest—s..
47:4.4 You go to s. with the seraphic transport and awake
49:6.2 all but “many of those who s. in the dust awake.”
55:6.2 mortal; they continue to breathe, eat, s., and drink.
69:6.2 backward tribes refuse to s. unless a flame burns
69:7.4 first possible for the whole clan to s. at night.
77:8.3 But midwayers do not s., neither do they possess
122:3.2 confidence in Mary, was troubled and could not s.
132:7.7 That night after they had retired, Ganid could not s..
137:5.3 That night Jesus did not s..
145:5.1 Neither did Jesus s. much that Saturday night.
145:5.3 Peter could not s. that night; so, very early, shortly
168:2.9 Time is nonexistent to those who s. the s. of death.
172:5.1 They went to their lodgings, though they did not s.
176:2.9 the new camp, but the apostles did not want to s.;
177:5.6 knowing this would be the last night he would ever s.
182:3.4 “S. on now and take your rest; the time of decision
190:4.1 Neither did any of these Greeks s. that night; they
sleeper
86:5.10 called back by speaking or shouting the s.’ name.
sleepers
86:5.10 ancients made a practice of awaking s. gradually
sleepily
132:7.7 his father only s. replied, “My son, there are others—
sleeping—see sleeping survivors
12:5.4 visitors can go to Paradise without thus s., but they
30:4.12 The passing of time is of no moment to s. mortals;
39:5.13 While the energy shields are wide open, the s.
49:6.5 the repersonalization of a s. mortal there functions
62:3.7 on the ground during the day and s. in the treetops at
62:3.9 prospective mother of the Primates twins was s..
63:5.5 showed great skill in constructing stone s. chambers,
69:9.11 S. space was one of man’s earliest properties.
86:5.6 2. S., natural dreaming.
110:5.2 the unco-ordinated s. mind, present adequate proof
122:6.2 a lampstand, several small stools, and mats for s. on
122:6.3 used as a carpenter shop during the day and as a s.
182:2.3 Before they went to their separate s. quarters,
182:3.4 “Father, you see my s. apostles; have mercy upon
183:3.9 both hastened back to the tents of the s. apostles
189:0.1 his council of the resurrection of s. will creatures
189:3.1 restrict the bestowal of life upon my s. sons;
sleeping survivor(s)
20:2.5 as dispensation terminators, liberators of the s..
20:3.1 They preside over the awakening of the s., sit in
20:6.6 mortal careers, terminate the age, adjudicate the s.,
30:4.3 2. S. Survivors.
30:4.11 .2 S. Survivors.
30:4.11 And these captives were the s. from the days of
30:4.12 The passing of time is of no moment to s. mortals;
30:4.12 they are wholly unconscious and oblivious to the
30:4.12 those who have slept five thousand years will react
30:4.15 mortal flesh is not a part of the reassembly of the s.
30:4.15 of the spirit transcript of the mind of the s..
39:5.13 While the energy shields are wide open, the s.
40:9.3 When such s. are repersonalized on mansion worlds,
47:3.3 personality and constitutes resurrection of a s..
49:6.2 special resurrections of the s. are conducted.
49:6.4 Throughout the life-lapse period of the s. the values
49:6.5 The group guardians of assignment to the s. always
49:6.5 the repersonalization of a s. mortal there functions
49:6.7 Thus are the s. of a planetary age repersonalized in
74:2.8 resurrection of the s. of the second dispensation of
76:5.1 become eligible for admission to the ranks of the s.
76:6.2 by a dispensational adjudication of both the s. and
112:4.3 or awaits a dispensational summoning of the s. of a
112:5.10 or they may be assigned to the ranks of the s. who
112:5.16 which makes possible the reconsciousizing of the s..
113:6.8 the roll call of mercy, the resurrection of the s..
113:6.9 custodians of the slumbering souls of thousands of s.
120:2.4 termination of an age, the resurrection of the s.,
sleepless
125:3.2 none of them had seen their son, they spent a s.
158:4.8 were s. in their confusion and downcast humiliation.
sleeps
47:4.4 Adjuster does not leave you during these transit s.
134:9.5 only the watchman must keep vigil while the city s.
146:6.2 Your son is not dead; he s..
sleight-of-hand
90:1.4 S. feats were regarded as supernatural by the
slender
59:4.1 the land of the world is connected by s. isthmuses
slept
30:4.12 those who have s. five thousand years will react no
52:5.5 the days of Christ Michael on Urantia all souls s.
85:1.1 Jacob s. on a stone because he venerated it; he even
122:8.1 Mary was restless so that neither of them s. much.
125:2.4 Jesus s. very little that night.
125:2.4 His parents likewise s. little.
128:1.2 Jesus labored, grew weary, rested, and s..
135:8.2 Jesus s. little that night, being in close communion
145:4.3 few of them, except the twins, s. much that night.
151:3.15 while he s. by night and went about his business
151:4.1 but while he s., his enemy came and sowed weeds
152:4.3 his dream Peter arose from the seat whereon he s.
157:3.7 The apostles s. little that night; they seemed to sense
158:7.1 The apostles had s. very little that night, so they
164:2.4 That night Nathaniel and Thomas s. little;
172:0.3 While the Master s. that night, the apostles
173:5.6 their various places for rest, but they s. very little.
177:1.6 the lad in hiding near by; he s. only when Jesus s..
183:1.1 he indited in the garden while his weary apostles s.
188:3.9 4. We think the mortal consciousness of Jesus s.
189:2.5 “While we s. during the nighttime, his disciples
191:0.12 Thomas s. a portion of the day and walked over the
slew
76:2.5 that Cain turned upon Abel in wrath and s. him.
175:1.20 you are the wicked sons of them who s. the prophets
slide
58:5.7 pressures tend to cause the continents to s. toward
58:5.8 western, and southern fringes to s. downhill,
58:5.8 oceanic depths, threatening to s. into a watery grave.
sliding
58:5.4 Earthquakes are caused by s. and shifting of the solid
61:5.8 enormous icebergs were s. off the coast of Maine
slight—verb
173:5.2 Still others were not content thus to s. the king’s
188:5.2 Salvation does not s. wrongs; it makes them right.
slight—adjective
24:7.6 the number of Graduate Guides, allowing for a s.
29:3.11 there is some s. evidence which would warrant the
30:4.20 the first or lowest spirit status is but a s. transition.
49:2.22 But these s. physical variations in no way affect the
51:4.5 a s. tendency for the red, the yellow, and the blue
61:1.12 Following a s. land rise the continent was covered
61:3.3 25,000,000 years ago there was a s. submergence
64:3.5 brought about a s. improvement in the hill tribes of
64:4.9 The s. aridity of the former period lessened,
64:6.24 they were first modified by s. mixture with yellow
82:6.9 their s. inferiority in some other respects.
101:7.4 Or it may be satisfied with s. attainments, just
103:2.7 operate to place a s. preference upon the altruistic
109:3.1 There is also a s. variation in their work among the
123:4.6 But this s. accident, occurring while Joseph was
128:6.4 Already at Nazareth Jude had got into s. trouble
154:2.4 James Zebedee suffered from more than a s. illness.
164:3.14 asked for healing, and since the faith he had was s.,
slighted
3:1.12 does not retire in seclusion because he has been s.;
102:1.3 Eternal truth should not be s. because it chances to
175:1.8 But you all behold how the Father’s mercy is s.
190:1.1 therefore had they s. all his statements about dying,
slightest
42:1.7 in no sense or degree, not even to the s. extent,
48:6.33 s. twisting or perversion of that which is principle—
56:7.8 we have not the s concept of what technique of deity
62:7.1 we had not the s. idea of just how we would be
66:1.5 I never for one moment entertained even in the s.
71:5.4 if such adjustments entail even the s. abrogation of
102:2.2 so tempered that it never conveys the s. impression
112:7.17 We have not the s. doubt that in due time these
114:1.2 this Son of the local universe has made not the s.
124:3.2 exhibit any preference for him, even in the s. degree,
124:3.8 And never again did the boy even in the s. manner
139:4.9 with Jesus’ ever deferring his s. wish to the will of
176:4.5 but we have not the s. idea as to when or in what
181:2.6 except possibly Andrew, entertained even the s.
187:5.2 Jesus did not for one moment entertain the s.
slightly
11:7.3 The vertical cross section of total space would s.
12:5.10 Static ethics and traditional morality are just s.
15:3.6 This former spiral nebula was s. distorted by the
15:7.12 .would be s less than five hundred billion architectural
19:4.8 Their numbers s. exceed thirty-seven billion.
21:3.8 It has existed just s. over nineteen hundred years of
22:5.5 There are now in the service of Orvonton s. over ten
25:4.10 in Orvonton is s. in excess of sixty-one trillion.
37:5.6 The last registration recorded s. over one and one-
41:3.2 million miles, that of your own solar orb being s.
41:4.1 The mass of your sun is s. greater than the estimate
41:6.1 light, in traversing space, is sometimes s. modified by
42:4.12 The lead of original formation weighs s. more than
42:6.2 Preatomic matter becomes s. gravity responsive
43:8.9 contact with similar and s. dissimilar beings with
44:1.12 so largely with the material muscles and so s. with
47:4.6 material, more intellectual, and s. more spiritual.
48:2.2 fairly standard in design though differing s. in nature
49:1.2 technique of living cell reproduction is s. different in
49:2.22 These ten varieties also react in s. different ways to
49:4.3 senses of the three-brained mortals are extended s.
49:5.15 the one-brained races are s. limited in comparison
49:5.17 While the three-brained peoples are capable of a s.
53:7.6 Manotia saved almost two thirds of them, but s. over
58:2.9 needle turns s. to the east as the sun rises and s. to
58:4.3 Africa moved s. south, creating an east and west
58:5.1 is s. above the surface temperature of the sun.
59:1.2 The world climate grows s. warmer and becomes
59:1.14 in the Western Hemisphere were s. different from
61:1.1 very generally above water or only s. submerged.
61:6.1 S. to the west of India, on land now under water
61:7.6 that the northern highlands had begun to sink s.,
63:4.2 but the play instinct was only s. developed,
64:7.18 this union was s. beneficial to the Eskimo tribes.
66:8.1 While s. resentful of senior counsel and somewhat
67:6.6 the descendants of the loyal Andonites s. admixed
68:6.5 an agricultural and industrial population s. under the
72:1.1 predominantly blue and yellow, having a s. greater
72:7.1 the state governments are s. more concerned with
78:1.9 green, orange, and black—maintained a culture s.
79:2.2 the orange race, was s. improved through limited
81:1.1 extending from the Nile valley eastward and s. to the
84:3.5 more alert and conservative than man, though s. less
92:6.1 some of them believe s. in a spirit environment.
114:7.15 said to be worse, and a few may be s. better, but the
128:3.1 This year the financial pressure was s. relaxed as four
134:2.5 the caravan at Lake Urmia, where Jesus tarried for s.
139:4.5 spoiled; maybe John had been humored s. too much.
192:2.4 And then Peter, being s. grieved at the Master’s
slime
58:6.1 Even today the transition s. molds persist, and
65:2.1 Man’s primordial ancestors were literally the s. and
156:5.1 its roots are grounded in the s. and muck of the soil
slippery
174:0.2 I would warn you to beware the s. paths of flattery
slipping
61:5.8 were s. out through Puget Sound into the Pacific,
139:12.11 warned Judas that he was s., but divine warnings are
slogans
87:7.10 But a cult—a symbolism of rituals, s., or goals—will
195:6.10 Religion must provide itself with new up-to-date s..
195:10.11 embodied in one of its own s.: “A house divided
slope
60:3.14 On the eastern s. of the Rocky Mountains, near the
142:8.4 This park was situated on the western s. of the
173:5.6 who made their way up the western s. of Olivet
174:0.3 way down the s. of Olivet Jesus paused and visited
176:0.2 were minded to climb up the western s. of Olivet
193:5.1 Jesus arrived on the western s. of Mount Olivet
sloped
151:6.1 most of the near-by eastern shore of the lake s. up
slopes
123:5.12 skyline, 3,000 feet of the upper s. glistening white
124:6.3 talked much about Saul, who took his life on the s.
124:6.9 On the eastern s. of Olivet they paused for rest in the
134:7.7 Jesus lived alone with God for six weeks on the s.
134:8.1 Tiglath, Jesus ascended the lonely s. of the mountain.
134:9.5 spent a day and a night alone on the s. of Gilboa,
144:0.1 at a secluded camp upon the s. of Mount Gilboa.
162:0.1 Matthew over to a village on the eastern s. of
sloping
95:2.7 The s. entrance passage of the great pyramid pointed
slothful
71:6.2 it keeps many otherwise s. mortals hard at work.
91:6.5 Do not be so s. as to ask God to solve your
100:4.2 The s. animal mind rebels at the effort required to
109:4.5 even the pre-experienced Adjuster of a s. deserter.
131:3.5 who persists in being s., indolent, feeble, idle,
165:6.3 “But if the servant is s. and begins to say in his
171:8.7 ‘Take the money from this s. servant and give it to
176:3.4 lord answered: ‘You are an indolent and s. steward
slothfulness
111:1.9 Only by selfishness, s., and sinfulness can the will
117:4.13 the universes by the s. of animalistic retrogression?
176:3.9 servant with the one talent in that he blamed his s.
sloths
61:4.3 Asiatic s., armadillos, antelopes, and bears entered
61:4.4 In South America s., armadillos, anteaters, and the
61:5.7 horses, camels, deer, musk oxen, bison, ground s.,
61:5.7 saber-toothed tigers, s. as large as elephants,
61:7.15 In their places s., armadillos, and water hogs came
slow—see slow down; slow to or not slow to
19:6.8 now witnessing the s. changes in the central universe
23:3.2 gravity traversers and the comparatively s. speeds of
54:4.8 Justice in a mercy-dominated universe may be s.,
57:7.4 to begin the s. robbery of the little atmosphere
58:4.3 were beginning their long and s. westward drift.
59:4.15 This inundation was s. in appearing and equally s.
65:8.4 delayed by the s. development of physical conditions,
66:5.13 This body was s. in functioning.
66:5.22 these primitive peoples were not s. in reverting to
66:6.3 They well understood the s. evolution of the human
66:6.5 The process was s. but very effectual.
70:1.17 Military mercy has been s. in coming to mankind.
70:12.3 public opinion, though s. in appearing, marked a
71:3.10 by evolution, by the s. growth of civic consciousness,
74:8.5 the ancients understood the s. and evolutionary
75:5.9 of the Nodite settlement near Eden was not s. in
78:3.7 in Africa, there to begin its s. racial deterioration.
79:5.6 were not s. in forsaking the inhospitable shores of
81:1.3 Evolution may be s., but it is terribly effective.
81:6.1 Andites to invigorate and stimulate the s. progress of
81:6.39 civilization is always delayed when its leaders are s.
81:6.44 progress was relatively s. since one generation could
82:5.1 This was all a s. development; the savage did not
86:7.6 Evolution may be s., but it is unerringly effective.
87:4.3 The notion of two kinds of spirit ghosts made s. but
87:5.14 S., very s, is man to abandon those methods whereby
92:3.5 And it is not strange that progress was s.;
95:1.8 to supplant s. evolution by sudden revolution.
102:2.4 with the developments of s.-moving science.
103:0.2 otherwise s.-moving course of planetary evolution.
118:8.5 has also provided for the s. accumulation of the
118:10.23 Providence is the s and sure emergence of the mighty
124:1.13 grew discouraged with their s.-acting minds.
127:4.7 Simon was s. in getting settled down in life and was
127:4.8 Martha was s in thought and action but a dependable
128:1.8 The self-realization of divinity was a s. and,
128:2.4 He had begun the s. process of weaning his family
128:6.5 Jude flushed with fiery indignation and was not s.
131:8.3 heavenly Reason is s. and patient in his designs
133:2.4 The journey to Nicopolis was pleasant but s. as the
136:8.5 trying to get ahead of the natural, s., and sure way
139:5.7 were untold billions of similar s.-thinking mortals,
147:5.7 True, the child may at first make s. progress, but
149:4.2 ‘he who is s. of wrath is of great understanding,’
152:5.3 Are you all s. of spiritual comprehension and
153:1.3 deeds of courageous choosing by the s. process of
153:5.2 The leaders from Jerusalem were not s. to feed this
154:1.3 From then on there was a steady, s., but more
158:1.9 apostles were so badly frightened that they were s.
170:4.14 become discouraged by the apparently s. progress
187:2.1 during these hours of lingering torture and s. death.
189:1.3 Mankind is s. to perceive that, in all that is personal,
189:2.1 the memory of enduring the sight of the s. decay
190:5.4 “How s. you are to comprehend the truth!
195:9.10 Christianity is threatened by s. death from formalism,
slow down
42:4.9 the dark worlds and all outer space can s. electronic
42:6.4 The ultimatons, unknown on Urantia, s. through
48:2.20 They s. the energy revolutions to that point where
slow to or not slow to
54:0.1 Man is s. to perceive that contrastive perfection and
54:4.2 Creator-father, might be s. to destroy his own Sons.
54:6.8 time-bound mortal minds should be s. to criticize the
69:2.3 Primitive man was not s. to recognize the advantages
69:2.7 Magic was s. to give way before foresight, self-
76:2.2 Abel was not s. to note that preference was shown
84:7.2 man was s. to take an interest in the establishment of
86:2.3 Mankind has been s. to learn that there is not
87:5.14 S., very s, is man to abandon those methods whereby
90:3.9 Mankind has been very s. to learn the material
93:5.4 were s. to give up the many gods of Mesopotamia
95:5.5 they were not s. to connect all of Egypt’s troubles
132:3.3 Natural man is s. to initiate changes in his habits of
137:6.5 they will be s. to recognize in the revelation of my
139:3.4 James was s. at first to comprehend the Master’s
139:6.3 Nathaniel was not s. to ask the question, “Can any
140:6.8 you are s. to discern the spirit of my teaching.
141:4.3 sacrifice, were s. to comprehend what Jesus meant.
147:4.10 Nathaniel was s. to recover from his supposition that
150:8.11 were not s. to recognize that trouble was brewing.
167:1.4 The Pharisee was not s. to voice his resentment
173:2.8 the people were not s. to discern the dishonesty
179:3.8 But why are you so s. to learn that the secret of
190:5.4 “How s. you are to comprehend the truth!
191:5.1 Thomas was s. to surrender; he disliked to give in.
193:2.3 they were never s. to identify his personality when
195:10.13 And the genuine lovers of truth will be s. to forget
slowed down
42:5.4 the ultimatons as they are s. to that point where they
46:3.2 the only planetary activity which is not s. during the
57:6.2 the sun were the first to have their revolutions s.
133:5.10 When the energies of the universe are so s. that they
slower
57:6.2 causing a planet to revolve s. until axial revolution
slowing down
9:3.4 Such powers operate by s. energy to the point of
42:5.8 next step in the s. of the electron yields solar X rays
42:5.11 9. Infrared rays—the s. of electronic activity still
slowly
11:4.2 the s. circulating presences of the Power Directors
15:5.9 circulating in space, small planets may s. accumulate.
16:0.12 an enormous force-focal headquarters, which s.
19:5.4 the Solitary Messengers, whose ranks are s. but
27:7.6 the spiritual emotions of beings who have s. made
29:1.3 Paradise, where their s. circulating presences indicate
39:4.12 —and just as s. and by just such gradual stages.
40:10.7 they represent a s. accumulating body of insight-
46:0.1 ages pass, the results of disharmony are being s.
48:6.32 by revelation would be fatal to those s. emerging
50:4.10 a civilizing influence which s. transforms the races
52:7.7 S. but surely the world is being won to the joyous
54:2.3 something personal and unique to the s. erecting
55:5.4 Self-control is s. rendering laws of human enactment
57:7.6 The primitive planetary atmosphere is s. evolving,
58:1.5 S. but surely physical developments on earth and in
58:7.2 sparse throughout these early times and only s. made
59:1.15 undramatic, taking place s. over millions of years.
59:6.4 was high above the sea; the west was s. rising.
60:2.8 never again appeared in the s. cooling polar seas.
61:2.5 the mammals s. assumed domination of the earth,
61:3.1 segregation were s. changing the world’s weather,
61:4.6 cooler; the land plants were s. moving southward.
62:1.2 westward over the Bering land bridge and had s.
63:5.1 were hindered by the s. advancing ice of the third
65:6.5 Now the human species is s. gravitating toward
66:6.4 Each of the ten planetary commissions set about s. to
68:2.2 Thus does the whole social body push on s. toward
69:2.1 Primitive industry s. grew up as an insurance against
69:9.18 —but mankind will do well to move s. in making
70:0.3 government, comparative law and order, s. emerged
70:1.22 only s. does the social attitude of amity displace that
70:2.9 sometime be abandoned as civilization s. advances.
70:12.20 cannot be revealed but must be s. and laboriously
71:2.1 Go s.!
71:5.1 In current society, competition is s. displacing war in
72:5.1 every intelligent laborer is s. becoming a capitalist.
72:5.12 S. but certainly they are conquering their machines.
74:0.1 biologic uplifters to Urantia, settled s. to the surface
75:1.4 S. their courage weakened, their spirits drooped,
79:1.3 By 8000 B.C. the s. increasing aridity of the highland
79:2.4 the valleys of the Indus and Ganges and s. moving
79:8.4 S. the genius of the yellow race became diverted
80:1.2 with their settlements on the s. rising Nile delta.
80:1.7 S. the migrating sons of Eden united with the higher
80:2.5 S. this magnificent people extended their territory
80:4.4 All previous waves of Andites had moved so s. that
80:7.9 whole of Mesopotamia was being s. deteriorated by
80:8.4 through the Balkan peninsula and were moving s.
81:2.14 but scientific civilization is s. conferring liberty on
81:6.1 Culture did s. spread throughout the world.
81:6.8 But s. the tools of civilization improved.
83:1.5 marriage is s. becoming mutual, romantic, parental,
83:5.2 Family life s. and surely developed because sex and
83:5.15 Human customs evolve, but very s..
83:7.4 marriage continues to thrive and s. improve under
84:5.4 S. but surely the mores change so as to provide for
84:5.4 The advancing mores s. provided increasingly better
86:6.4 Primitive man s. evolved religion out of his innate
86:7.2 Religion is s. ascending to higher philosophic levels
89:5.14 taboo on man-eating originated in Dalamatia and s.
90:3.9 S. and certainly the unfolding of a scientific era is
90:5.1 Therefore, since man’s s. evolving mind conceived
91:1.1 social, moral, and spiritual values which are s. taking
92:0.1 Evolutionary religion arose s. throughout the
92:2.1 S., surely, but grudgingly, does religion (worship)
92:3.5 religion: the pressure of the s. advancing mores and
92:3.5 The cult advances s. in generation epochs and
93:1.1 the human races were s. losing ground spiritually.
95:5.1 The teachings of Amenemope were s. losing their
102:0.1 Each day of life s. and surely tightens the grasp of
102:8.6 has invariably lagged behind the s. changing mores
106:2.3 Creator divinities in the grand universe s. expands to
108:6.5 they are thus s. and surely re-creating you as you
109:4.4 the world would s. return to many of the scenes of
117:6.25 but men find him s. and patiently as a river quietly
118:10.14 his science is s. but effectively destroying his
126:5.5 The pay of a common day-laboring carpenter was s.
127:0.4 S., but certainly and by actual experience, this Son
127:5.1 discover that she was s. falling in love with this son
127:6.12 Jesus is s. learning how to live the heavenly life
128:3.9 Mary was s. giving up the idea that Jesus was to
129:0.3 All the family had s. awakened to the realization that
134:9.8 Jesus listened to these reports as John s. worked
140:10.2 they s. assimilated his teaching because Jesus was all
144:0.2 the s. augmenting tension between the leaders of
152:6.5 twelve men were s. awaking to the realization of the
153:1.3 many of his followers were s. but surely preparing
153:1.3 Master knew that many of his disciples were s. but
157:1.5 three waiting men entered their boat and s. rowed
158:7.7 S. the twelve were grasping the idea that Jesus was
158:7.8 S. they began to realize what the Master must endure
166:3.7 S. the apostles and many of the disciples were
179:1.7 as a look of disappointment s. crept over Jesus’ face.
193:4.3 s. developed the ability to confide in their fellows.
195:8.10 its unparalleled materialistic achievement, is s.
195:9.3 and are even now s. triumphing over the materialism,
slowness
118:8.6 The s. of evolution, of human cultural progress,
181:2.11 because of your s. of comprehending the truths I
slows
15:5.7 When a sun reaches this limit, unless it s. down in
sluggish
58:7.10 the s. swamp water of some ancient sheltered shore
59:3.4 the mineral deposits represent the sedimentation of s.
60:2.11 serpents grew to such size that they became very s.
60:2.14 And so did these s. land reptiles perish in ever-
60:3.11 the enormous energy of the s. momentum of the
65:2.1 the slime and ooze of the ocean bed in the s. bays
124:6.8 could look south over the s. waters of the Dead Sea.
sluggishly
59:1.19 poor swimmers, trilobites s. floated in the water or
slumber
4:1.4 Behold, he who keeps us shall neither s. nor sleep.
24:6.3 and will witness your entrance into the terminal s.
26:11.6 to complete their preparation for the transition s.
27:1.1 the last transition sleep, the s. which graduates a
27:1.2 then there is the transit sleep, the unconscious s.
27:7.8 of the Paradise awakening from the final transit s.
39:2.11 there is an automatic time element in the transit s..
39:2.12 one city and, after resting in peaceful s. all night,
50:3.6 They enter the transition s. and awaken delivered
51:2.4 The unconsciousness of the seraphic s. continues
76:5.3 you will be called from the embrace of mortal s.
90:4.4 essayed actual surgery in connection with temple s.;
110:5.3 During the s. season the Adjuster attempts to achieve
113:3.4 when you engage in your terminal transition s.,
130:4.12 Ganid was heavy of eye and was soon lost in s..
182:3.2 After the three had aroused from their s.,
194:3.2 religions crave extinction in endless s. and rest.
195:0.18 they yet s. in this religion of paganized Christianity,
slumbered
39:2.12 You journeyed while you s..
74:4.1 Adam and Eve s., strange things were transpiring
151:5.4 boat about as though it were a toy ship, Jesus s. on
slumbering
37:3.6 seraphic guardians of the s. personalities respond to
77:8.1 when Michael removed the s. survivors of time,
112:5.19 custodian of the potentialities of the s. immortal soul,
113:6.5 trustee of the survival values of mortal man’s s. soul
113:6.9 and eventually become custodians of the s. souls of
160:3.1 as a stimulus to call forth man’s s. spiritual forces.
195:4.1 existed, alongside this s. and secularized religion,
slumbers
27:1.3 is something more than those previous transition s.
170:5.21 cocoon in which the kingdom of Jesus’ concept s..
small—see small measure; small planet(s) or sphere(s)
or world(s); see also group; groups
12:3.8 gravity action on the grand universe is a very s. part
13:4.4 are unvarying in all the universes, s. or great.
15:2.3 in the younger systems only a comparatively s.
15:5.14 the formation of those s., nonluminous collections
15:6.10 More than two trillion are too distant and too s. ever
15:6.12 The meteors and other s. particles of matter
19:6.2 Havoners gain an experience which to no s. extent
21:2.4 Before any new forms of things, great or s.,
25:3.15 these are only a very s. fraction of the multitude of
35:4.5 he presided over a s. colony of truth seekers residing
41:4.3 The atoms in these supergases are exceptionally s.;
41:8.3 In large suns—s. circular nebulae—when hydrogen
42:8.5 by the emission of certain s. uncharged particles.
46:2.2 There are thousands upon thousands of s. lakes
49:0.4 S. ones having a high rate of axial revolution are
57:6.3 explosion will shatter the moon into s. particles,
57:7.1 the solar system were swarming with s. disruptive
58:2.2 s. and apparently insignificant amount of ozone
58:6.3 result of the gradual accumulation of s. variations;
58:7.10 transition rock deposits contain s. amounts of shale
59:6.4 continents were covered by great and s. salt lakes
60:1.10 distinguished from all animals by their s. brains,
60:3.9 and s. amounts of limestone, together with inferior
60:3.15 giving rise to numerous s. isolated volcanic cones.
60:3.22 the true birds, a s. pigeonlike creature which was
61:1.2 The father of the placental mammals was a s., active,
61:1.9 A s. reptilian, egg-laying type of mammal
61:1.9 Soon there were s. horses, fleet-footed
61:1.9 They were all s., primitive, and best suited to living
61:2.5 Even the mammals of large size and s. brain soon
61:2.7 soon giving rise to many species of s. dogs.
61:2.9 A s. hoglike creature also developed which became
61:6.1 These s. animals walked mostly on their hind legs,
61:7.10 which carved out the present-day lakes, great and s..
62:2.4 Being s. of stature and having keen minds to realize
64:6.16 This race received a s. but potent legacy of the later
66:3.5 the central temple of the Father of all, which was s.
66:5.20 that the real causes of many diseases were too s. to
66:7.7 still later a s. number of the yellow race were also
71:1.2 early states were s. and were the result of conquest.
72:3.2 Even the agriculturists who reside in s. country
72:5.1 intelligent laborer is slowly becoming a s. capitalist.
74:3.8 hosts of living things too s. to be seen by human
74:7.23 gains resulted from the s. amount of the blood of
77:8.6 This group bear names; they are a s. corps and are
78:5.7 embarking in a fleet of s. boats from Japan,
78:8.1 of Mesopotamian civilization, a s. minority of this
79:3.1 the infusion of even this s. amount of the blood of
79:5.7 hunters who practiced agriculture to a s. extent.
79:6.7 The northern Chinese, already strengthened by s.
79:7.2 years after the arrival of even the s. numbers of these
82:6.10 on a s. scale—extending over long periods of time—
89:5.15 man could eat only a s. ceremonial bit, a sacrament.
94:7.1 a petty chieftain who ruled by sufferance over a s.
94:11.4 It was taught that the s. truth was for little minds,
95:1.9 S. bands scattered here and there continued their
96:3.5 pursued by Pharaoh and a s. body of Egyptians,
97:7.5 It was no s., anthropomorphic, man-made God that
97:9.7 David with his s. army made his headquarters at the
103:7.3 no s. degree be the study of energy transmutation
121:1.8 The s. upper class was rich; a miserable lower class
121:3.4 3. The s. middle class.
122:6.2 a loom, a lampstand, several s. stools, and mats for
122:6.2 As a s. boy Jesus often fed grain to this mill while his
122:6.3 the table would be lighted by a s., flat clay lamp,
122:10.2 Joseph was afraid to seek work, and their s. savings
123:1.6 this same year that Joseph built a s. workshop
124:1.7 A s. workbench was built for Jesus, and for the first
124:5.2 that Jesus had a sizable family of s. children left to
126:4.9 they hung on the wall over James’s s. workbench.
126:5.11 to warrant undertaking the purchase of a s. farm.
127:6.11 prepared to begin work at the s. bench in the home
128:4.8 retaining only a s. portion for his immediate expenses
129:1.3 work, turning out these new-style boats, than his s.
129:2.1 Jesus asked for a s. sum of money to defray his
129:2.1 with Zebedee he had drawn only s. sums of money,
130:1.5 that it cannot contain the s. and unreal things of evil.
130:6.3 You may be surrounded with s. enemies and be
130:8.3 that was long enough to change the life of a s. boy,
131:0.1 young man spent much of his time and no s. sum
132:5.19 Do not become so s. that you would stoop to the
133:4.14 They traveled on a s. boat which could be carried
133:9.4 Jesus stood and watched as the s. boat carried
134:5.14 In this world state the s. nations will be as
134:5.14 as the s. state of Rhode Island has its two senators
134:6.4 thus creating the machinery for preventing s. wars,
135:0.2 s. village known in those days as the City of Judah,
135:0.5 Zacharias and Elizabeth had a s. farm on which they
136:4.14 Jesus drank from the s. spring which came from the
139:3.6 Jesus’ understanding interest in the s. and the great,
139:5.6 Never could Philip find anything in Jesus that was s.,
139:12.1 Judas was born in Kerioth, a s. town in southern
140:1.7 this s. beginning of twelve commonplace men,
140:6.1 while the twins built a s. fire to give them warmth
144:8.4 he who is but s. in the kingdom is greater because
145:3.14 A s. number were truly edified by this ministry, but
146:1.1 The s. city of Rimmon had once been dedicated to
146:2.1 the second evening of their sojourn in this s. town
147:5.8 Better to have a s. but living and growing faith than
148:6.10 still, s. voice, saying, ‘This is the way; walk therein
148:9.2 paralysis was carried down on a s. couch by his
151:5.4 Jesus lay asleep in the stern of the boat under a s.
151:6.2 About halfway up the hillside on a s., relatively level
151:6.6 the dogs charged upon a s. and untended herd of
154:1.1 S. companies of inquirers assembled each
155:1.3 Because their outlook is s. and narrow, they are able
155:2.2 preaching the gospel to a s. but earnest company
156:4.2 way of Alexander’s mole to conduct s. meetings,
159:5.17 habitually put large meanings into s. expressions.
160:2.10 can build up such trustworthy and effective s. units
166:2.8 They think it a s. matter if they neglect to give
168:1.1 standing before the family tomb, a s. natural cave,
172:3.1 And it was in this s. village, where almost every
172:4.2 as she cast two mites (s. coppers) into the trumpet.
177:0.4 off alone, John Mark came forward with a s. basket
183:0.3 secreted himself in a s. shed near the olive press.
186:1.7 the girdle of his cloak, fastened one end to a s. tree
187:1.2 s. white boards on which had been written with
192:1.3 dropped anchor and prepared to enter the s. boat
192:1.3 having come ashore in the s. boat, hauling the net of
195:1.7 politics as long as they lived in s. city-states, but
195:2.3 S. wonder that their Greek teachers were able to
small measure
79:8.6 soil-conservation difficulties contributed in no s. to
90:4.1 their religion was in no s. a technique for disease
92:5.10 Urantia religion was in no s. regenerated by the
93:5.2 Michael among the Hebrew people were in no s.
109:4.4 The indwelling Adjusters have in no s. co-operated
121:6.2 into Greek at Alexandria was responsible in no s.
small planet(s) or sphere(s) or world(s)
15:5.6 may subsequently be assembled to form s. worlds
15:5.7 Numerous s. planets may be formed as a by-product
15:5.9 circulating in space, s. planets slowly accumulate.
20:5.5 Your s. and insignificant planet is of local universe
23:2.20 the probable presence of very s. dark planets,
37:3.3 that certain archangel activities are directed from a s.
41:2.8 Urantia is in the lines of tremendous energies, a s.
41:10.3 their earlier life, when not too s., by water and air.
57:8.6 Then began the administrative recognition of the s.
65:5.3 The universe of universes, including this s. called
81:6.12 Most of the inhabited worlds are s..
119:7.2 transpired on your s. but highly honored world.
smaller
15:5.5 collections of matter unite and gradually draw the s.
15:5.8 In the s. systems the largest outer planet
41:7.15 through gravity-robbery of near-by s. suns or
46:5.11 and larger circles overlooks the inner and s. ones,
49:2.19 that they can freely function on spheres both s. and
49:2.20 average-sized planets to around ten feet on the s.
49:2.20 gravity types occupying the larger and the s. planets.
49:3.2 as a rule comets are disrupted s. bodies of matter.
57:2.1 varying number of planets, satellites, and s. groups
57:3.7 Many of the near-by and s. suns were recaptured as a
57:6.4 then, if the s. progressively approaches the larger,
57:6.4 approaches the larger, the disruption of the s. body
57:6.7 some of the s. satellites later united to make the
59:4.13 There were many s. plants, but their fossils are not
60:1.10 earlier reptiles were s., carnivorous, and walked
60:3.20 the s. leaping kangaroo varieties of the carnivorous
62:2.5 dominated the life of the s. creatures of this region,
62:3.3 Their brains were inferior to, and s. than, those of
68:6.6 The higher the standard the s. the family,
71:1.23 bitter struggle with these s. consanguineous clan
73:4.3 A zoological garden was created by building a s. wall
80:2.1 This drought dispersed the s.-statured brunets,
80:7.2 This group were the narrow-headed, s.-statured
80:9.2 with s. amounts of the red and yellow Sangik.
80:9.8 blue man, with a s. Andonite strain than in the north.
81:0.2 The influence of the violet race, though in numbers s.
81:6.11 people will dominate the civilization of a s. race.
81:6.34 and of the s., contrary-minded asocial associations of
87:1.3 removed from the family hut, being taken to a s. one
133:1.1 rough and bullying youth brutally attacking a s. lad
133:1.1 he tightly held on to the offender until the s. lad had
133:1.1 If mercy requires that you rescue the s. lad,
134:5.7 As sovereignty passes from s. groups to larger
134:5.7 That is, minor wars between s. nations are lessened,
134:5.9 transfer of self-determination from the s. to ever
134:5.10 minor wars and acceptably control the s. nations,
135:5.4 Another, though s., group of devout Jews held a
137:7.12 All of the parties and sects, including the s. Nazarite
145:2.14 This report was also carried to all the s. settlements
146:0.1 in many other s. towns they proclaimed the gospel of
146:4.1 At Iron, as in many of even the s. cities of Galilee
154:7.2 Following the Master’s boat was another s. craft,
189:4.6 Mary Magdalene ventured around the s. stone and
smallest
42:6.7 weighs a little more than 1/2,000th of the s. atom,
72:3.1 The s. homesite permitted must provide fifty
77:3.7 The s. contingent held that the erection of the tower
104:4.9 from the s. to the largest material organizations,
114:7.8 The s. corps numbers 41 and the largest 172.
128:6.11 one or two of the s. of the children to climb upon
smallness
100:1.5 the wonder-lure, and a normal consciousness of s.,
131:4.8 Such souls are deluded by the s. of their intellects.
smash
57:7.10 meteors are able to penetrate such an air belt to s.
smearing
81:2.18 pottery arose from observing the effects of s. these
89:7.2 the custom of s. blood on the house doorposts for
smell
69:7.4 The dog’s keen sense of s. led to the notion it
87:2.9 Ghosts supposedly enjoyed the s. of food;
smelling
87:6.11 Foul-s. concoctions were utilized to banish spirits.
90:4.8 that spirits could be driven out of the body by foul-s.
smile
48:4.1 Joyful mirth and the s.-equivalent are as universal as
118:10.9 the s. of fortune that bestows unearned leisure and
127:1.2 His eye was kind but searching; his s. was always
127:3.14 we are all doing our best, and mother’s s. might
133:2.1 the kindly look and the sympathetic s. which Jesus
139:2.2 gave Simon the name Peter, Jesus did it with a s.;
157:4.3 friendly and fraternal s. which was so characteristic
166:4.10 health is not the s. of heaven, neither is affliction the
179:2.1 relieving the tension with a s., said: “I have greatly
smiled
63:4.2 Primitive man s. occasionally, but he never indulged
130:3.7 Jesus s., saying: “You are an admiring pupil, but
133:9.1 Jesus only s., saying, “The teacher surely is not
167:1.4 But Jesus looked upon the sick man and s. so
171:6.2 Jesus heard this, he looked at Zaccheus and s..
171:7.6 When Jesus s. on a man, that mortal experienced
177:0.4 The Master s. on John and reached down to take the
180:4.5 Jesus looked down upon them all, s., and said:
185:3.2 Jesus s. on the procurator and said: “Pilate, do you
187:2.8 and his brother and sister, Jesus s. but said nothing.
187:4.1 he turned his face toward him and s. approvingly.
smiles
86:6.5 Each generation s. at the foolish superstitions of its
130:8.5 canvassed the city and spread cheer with many s.
160:4.13 Make no attempt to hide failure under deceptive s.
smiling
86:6.5 for further s. on the part of enlightened posterity.
smilingly
132:6.3 And Jesus s. replied: “Perhaps we will make him all
137:3.5 Jesus only s. replied: “It is better that I tarry here for
140:6.14 And Jesus s. said to Andrew, “They do well—
smite
130:5.4 to Ganid why he did not s. the drunken man.
131:4.6 cherish no malice, s. not him who smites you,
135:4.4 fathers, lest I come and s. the earth with a curse.”
135:9.5 Would he s. the Roman armies as Joshua had the
147:8.2 and contention and to s. with the fist of wickedness.
183:3.7 and with the others rushed forward to s. Malchus.
184:1.6 spoken the truth, why, then, should you s. me?”
smites
131:4.6 smite not him who s. you, conquer anger with
140:3.14 If your neighbor s. you on the right cheek, turn to
159:5.9 “When an enemy s. you on one cheek, do not
smith
124:1.11 and Jesus spent several months in a s.’ shop when
128:2.3 while Jesus went over to Sepphoris to work with a s.
smiths
69:3.5 The s. were a small group who competed with the
69:3.5 The “white s.” and the “black s.” gave origin to the
69:3.6 S. were the first nonreligious group to enjoy
69:3.6 They were regarded as neutrals during war,
69:3.6 the s. became universally hated, and medicine men
69:3.6 the s. maintained the first inns, public lodginghouses,
69:3.9 flint flakers and stonemasons; next came the s..
122:1.1 mechanics—builders, carpenters, masons, and s..
smiting
97:8.3 the impending “crisis”—the s. of the great image
smitten
153:2.1 The Lord shall cause you to be s. by your enemies
181:2.27 ‘The shepherd will be s. and the sheep will be
183:4.6 Surely, the shepherd is s. and the sheep are scattered
smoke
63:5.4 without being too much inconvenienced by the s..
69:4.7 Message sending evolved from the primitive s. signal
96:1.11 The fire and s. impressed and awed the Bedouins of
96:4.5 Yahweh was consumed in fire, and the s. ascended
96:4.5 fire, and the s. ascended like the s. of a furnace,
smoking
46:2.7 Urantians would hardly recognize since it has no s.
66:5.3 Food was preserved by cooking, drying, and s.;
148:5.5 ‘A bruised reed shall he not break, and the s. flax
smoldering—see smouldering
smooth—verb
108:5.6 not the mission of the Adjuster to s. your ruffled
smooth—adjective
21:2.12 to the s. running of an established material creation.
25:3.7 a departure is made from the s. working of divine
28:5.13 sufficiently irritating to mar the s. working of the
32:2.5 While the s. functioning of your local universe
62:3.6 greatly given to the collection of s. round pebbles
81:2.20 The s. course of human evolution was tremendously
126:1.6 the increased number of s. white boards which were
126:3.4 on a piece of s. cedar board about eighteen inches
126:4.9 the Ten Commandments in Greek on two s. boards
134:3.6 to interfere with the s. running of the community
135:6.6 while the rough places shall become a s. valley;
138:10.7 thereby insuring a s. and expeditious travel schedule.
smoothing
145:2.15 this sick woman, holding her hand, s. her brow,
156:5.2 and s. his worm-eaten and inwardly rotting timber
smoothly
25:2.11 value in keeping the universe of universes running s..
26:3.4 supervisors—to keep everything moving along s.
52:7.8 plan, as it concerns that planet, is working s..
55:5.3 and industry flourish, and society is a s. working
74:3.1 Jerusem fellows had gone to worlds running s.
123:6.6 all did not run s. for either parents or teachers.
126:2.7 The affairs of the family continued to run fairly s.
128:4.8 this year the Nazareth home was running fairly s..
128:5.7 affairs on the worlds of space do not run s. for long.
128:7.3 All this year the family affairs ran s. except for Jude.
128:7.12 the new organization was working s. before the year
139:7.1 with the ability to make friends and to get along s.
141:1.5 task of getting along s. with the followers of John
smote
167:5.1 but s. his breast, saying, ‘God be merciful to me a
184:3.18 Caiaphas, the high priest stepped forward and s. him
187:5.5 the Roman centurion saw how Jesus died, he s. his
smother
195:10.13 powerful church has often dared to s. newborn faith
smouldering
95:6.1 Zoroaster appeared to revive the s. embers of the
smugness
116:0.1 faith be prostituted to the promotion of social s. in
snail
65:2.5 by the mollusks—the oyster, octopus, and s..
snails
59:2.12 included single-shelled drills, periwinkles, and s..
59:5.6 there crawled out upon the land s., scorpions, and
snake
85:3.3 worship of the dragon is a survival of the s. cults.
85:3.3 The art of s. charming has been handed down from
85:3.3 the days of the female shamans of the s. love cult,
85:3.3 as the result of daily s. bites, became immune,
85:4.2 the rainbow is thought to be a gigantic celestial s.;
88:1.5 From Arabia on through India to the s. dance of the
88:4.8 The fatality of s. bites was attributed to the magic of
88:5.2 claws, crocodile teeth, poison plant seeds, s. venom,
snakes
60:2.12 had separable jaws much like those of modern s..
60:3.20 modern crocodile and true s. of the modern type.
61:2.6 members of the early reptilian families are turtles, s.,
61:3.14 Reptiles were similar to modern types—s., turtles,
65:2.10 four surviving divisions: two nonprogressive, s. and
83:7.2 and childless wives were believed to become s. in the
85:3.3 still maintain friendly relations with their house s..
88:1.5 became fetish animals; later, s., birds, and swine
snare
86:1.6 as birds are caught in a s., so are the sons of men
164:1.3 lawyer perceived that he had fallen into his own s.,
snared
86:1.6 so are the sons of men s. in an evil time when it falls
snares
68:5.5 Many forms of ingenious s. and traps were employed
140:8.9 Jesus was always careful to avoid the political s. of
149:4.5 Jesus’ enemies continually laid s. for him, but they
snarling
100:4.5 short, misshapen, filthy, s. hulk of a man standing,
snatch
164:5.2 they shall never perish, and no one shall s. them
snatched
151:2.2 The birds which s. away the seed that fell upon the
151:2.3 The birds of the sky that s. away the seed which
snatches
44:1.14 who left but s. of these harmonies of morontia forces
sneer
168:1.8 Many of Jesus’ enemies were inclined to s. at his
169:2.8 the Pharisees began to s. and scoff since they were
sneering
166:1.3 much lifting of eyebrows and s. curling of lips by
167:2.3 At least one of the s Pharisees present comprehended
sneezing
86:5.9 The savage looked upon s. as an abortive attempt of
86:5.9 s. was accompanied by some religious expression,
snow
61:5.2 S. began to fall on these elevated and therefore
61:5.2 The areas of the greatest depth of s., together with
61:5.2 highlands with this enormous mantle of s.,
61:5.6 quantities of s. had been falling on Greenland
61:7.6 this was the period of greatest s. deposition on the
63:6.3 elements—thunder, lightning, rain, s., hail, and ice.
64:4.8 that the Alps were almost denuded of ice and s..
97:5.2 your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as s.;
111:4.6 S. crystals are always hexagonal in form, but no two
123:4.1 S. fell two feet deep, the heaviest snowfall Jesus saw
123:5.12 the upper slopes glistening white with perpetual s..
124:1.8 Jesus had seen s. on the mountains, and several
124:1.8 several times it had fallen in Nazareth, remaining on
124:6.5 while massive s.-capped Mount Hermon stood far
131:2.10 your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as s..
snowfall
78:7.2 this, together with greatly increased s. on the
123:4.1 Snow fell two feet deep, the heaviest s. Jesus saw
snowstorm
123:4.1 Early in January a great s. occurred in Galilee.
snowy
123:5.12 Mount Hermon raised its s. peak in majestic splendor
156:5.1 story of the white lily that rears its pure and s. head
so—non-exhaustive
135:11.2 “So you see, Teacher, that he who was with you at
166:2.3 Jesus replied: “So shall it be, Simon, and you will
169:1.4 So again I say, there is always joy in the presence
184:1.8 upon Annas but only replied, “So you have said.”
so-called
3:1.7 of the coherence of the s. material creation.
11:8.6 will exhibit the s. negative and positive qualities.
15:3.3 Observation of the s. Milky Way discloses the
15:3.13 The whirl of the ten major sectors, the s. star drifts,
15:4.9 Many of the s. star clouds of space consist of
29:4.21 somewhat as s. catalytic agents augment chemical
36:2.14 the vehicles of life transmission, the s. germ plasm.
37:3.6 the dead are called to record (the s. resurrection),
40:7.5 lowly path of life through your s. “vale of tears”?
41:8.2 such a star will become a s. white dwarf, a highly
42:4.3 to the electrical level, the s. electronic stage.
42:5.14 The s. ether is merely a collective name to designate
42:9.4 be predicated on the observations of s. science.
42:11.5 Physical materialized energy, organized as s. matter
44:0.17 Belonging to this class are the s. fourth creatures
46:1.6 the auroral phenomena of your s. northern lights,
46:2.9 arrive on the crystal field, the s. sea of glass.
46:5.31 abound in crystals and the s. precious metals.
48:6.33 iron band of s. unchanging truth, holds one blindly
53:6.5 rebellion, self-assertion, and s. personal liberty;
58:6.2 These s. “missing links” will forever remain missing
60:2.5 the abundant fresh-water fossils of the s. Morrison
61:1.14 Throughout this s. Eocene period the evolution of
61:3.11 As Urantia is entering the s. “horseless age,” you
61:7.17 last completed geologic period, the s. Pleistocene,
64:1.6 where their bones were found—the s. Java man—
64:2.3 These tribes are the s. Heidelberg race.
64:6.24 The s. white races of Urantia are the descendants of
72:1.1 greater proportion of violet than the s. white race of
75:8.0 8. THE SO-CALLED FALL OF MAN
77:4.7 it had much in common with the s. Aryan tongues
77:8.13 connected with the phenomena of s. “mediumship
78:4.4 that gives to the polyglot mixture of the s white races
78:5.3 The s. Aryan mother tongue was in process of
78:5.6 These Andites were the s. Dravidian and later Aryan
79:1.6 This is the terminal movement of the s. Aryans into
79:2.2 the s. aborigines of India are hardly representative of
79:4.3 The greater persistence of the s. Aryan blood in India
80:4.5 These were the ancestors of the s. Nordic races,
80:9.2 This s. Nordic race consisted primarily of the blue
81:2.9 The depersonalization of s. natural phenomena has
82:2.1 nature takes no cognizance of s. morals; it is only
82:4.4 retain these mores, which allow s. crimes of honor
82:6.1 While the s. white race is descended from the blue
83:1.5 Selection and s. romantic love were at a minimum
84:4.8 The s. modesty of women respecting their clothing
86:1.1 of chance—s. luck, commonplace happenings.
86:2.5 life destroys man’s belief in luck, and s. accidents,
86:7.4 action, is the only antidote for s. accidental ills.
87:1.4 S. civilized man has hardly yet completely eliminated
87:6.14 style of another generation, the s. solemn style.
88:6.7 still linger in the minds of many s. civilized people.
91:7.4 The human mind may perform in response to s.
92:5.6 Adam on earth, s. sons of God were common
96:5.1 led the polyglot horde of s. Hebrews out of slavery
96:6.1 the rule of the various tribal sheiks, the s. Judges.
96:7.1 in some of the Psalms and in the s. Book of Job.
97:4.2 would countenance sin among his s. chosen people
97:8.5 not convert secular history into s. sacred history.
97:8.6 and religious teachings of the s. Christian nations.
97:9.1 the union of the s. Israelites and the Canaanites.
98:1.2 the Salem teachers was nearly destroyed by the s.
100:5.4 associated with s. religious conversions are
100:5.6 speculations is that visions and other s. mystic
100:5.10 not be confused with these s. mystical experiences.
102:1.5 no demonstration of s. miracle may be offered in
102:8.7 religion is never enhanced by an appeal to the s.
103:2.1 “birth of religion” is not directly associated with s.
113:1.6 In the ministry to s. normal beings, seraphic
121:8.1 to make use of the s. Gospels of Matthew, Mark,
121:8.4 The s. Gospel according to Matthew is the record of
121:8.10 This is the s. Gospel according to John the son of
122:4.4 Most of the s. Messianic prophecies of the Old
124:1.13 He was in constant collision with the s. “oral law,”
124:3.6 well-ordered arrangement of this s. heathen city.
126:3.6 Jesus found a passage in the s. Book of Enoch
126:3.8 The writer of this s. Book of Enoch went on to tell
132:1.4 If the s. science or religion of any age is false, then
134:5.7 S. sovereign nations cannot rub elbows without
134:5.10 Urantia will not enjoy lasting peace until the s.
134:5.12 Peace will not come to Urantia until every s.
134:6.4 world war will teach the s. sovereign nations to form
134:8.9 the s. “great temptation” of Jesus took place some
135:2.3 In the s. “wilderness of Judea” John tended his
137:4.14 it was evident that the enactment of this s. miracle
138:8.8 the difference between the repentance of s. good
139:0.4 The twelve were lacking in s. higher education.
139:4.15 in the writing of the s. “Gospel according to John,”
140:4.1 The s. “Sermon on the Mount” is not the gospel of
140:5.16 S. common sense or the best of logic would never
142:4.1 might take offense at the sight of these s. images.
143:5.11 teach his apostles that women, even s. immoral
144:3.15 to finish this s. Lord’s prayer by the addition of—
145:2.13 avoided reference to these s. acts of “casting out
145:3.15 But such s. miracles gave Jesus much trouble in that
146:1.3 later incorporated in the doctrines of s. Christianity
146:4.2 did the Master perform a s. miracle of healing save
146:4.5 This cleansing of the leper was the first s. miracle
146:7.1 such semispirit beings—s. unclean spirits—possess
147:5.3 the former keeper of one of the s. high-class brothels
148:2.1 As far as we know, no s. miracles of supernatural
148:2.3 derangement could be caused by s. unclean spirit in
148:7.4 And the Master performed this s. miracle, not as a
149:1.1 Jesus did not deliberately perform any s. miracles
149:2.2 And so, while s. Christianity does contain more of
149:2.7 you should never approach Jesus through these s.
153:3.6 traditions of the elders, or s. oral laws of the nation
153:4.2 that he did his s. miracles by the power of Beelzebub,
154:4.6 made to follow the doctrines of s. Christianity.
155:1.2 the Son shall have these s. heathen (in reality his
155:1.2 loving-kindness shall be shown the s. heathen,
156:2.4 These s. heathen achieved a good understanding
156:3.2 accustomed to working among these s. gentiles,
159:4.4 the love of God for Nineveh and the s. heathen,
163:6.5 the people of these s. heathen cities would have
170:5.21 Thus does the s Christian church become the cocoon
172:3.4 contradictory s. Messianic prophesies, but
172:5.5 the spiritual significance of this s. triumphal entry
174:3.4 the validity of only the five s. Books of Moses;
174:4.6 David was the author of this s. Messianic Psalm.
184:3.2 John Zebedee was present throughout this s. trial.
184:4.3 example of the members of this s. Sanhedrist court.
186:2.1 he was little concerned with the details of his s. trials.
186:2.6 in his s. trial before Pilate, the onlooking celestial
193:5.3 This s. ascension of Jesus was in no way different
195:4.1 and spiritual decline of the s. European “dark ages.”
195:8.2 and twentieth-century s. science—atheistic science.
195:9.11 S. Christianity has become a social and cultural
195:10.9 Jesus did not found the s. Christian church, but he
soar
91:8.9 no bird can s. except by outstretched wings.
177:4.11 Every time Judas allowed his hopes to s. high and
sober
81:6.7 life on Urantia was a serious and s. business.
127:1.2 Jesus became increasingly s. and serious, but he
128:7.4 But Jude never was brought to his s. senses until
133:8.2 Jesus became s. and reflective as he drew nearer
150:9.5 They came together as a s. and serious group of
152:6.1 ambassadors of the kingdom were a serious, s.,
169:1.6 his older brother was serious, s., hard-working,
172:1.4 cheerful except that the apostles were unusually s..
sobered
137:4.5 Jesus was s. by his reaction to Mary’s proposal
143:5.5 By this time Nalda was s., and her better self was
172:5.3 he was considerably s. by the time they returned
172:5.3 Peter; by night he was s. and inexpressibly
sobering
99:7.5 Man is naturally a dreamer, but science is s. him
150:9.4 the third public preaching tour had a s. effect upon
soberly
75:3.5 And all of this was s. and honestly considered to
sociability
68:2.4 society, much of man’s s. is an acquirement.
177:5.4 Even the Master’s good cheer and his unusual s.
social
25:8.4 Mortals come from races that are very s..
69:9.17 The right to property is not absolute; it is purely s..
70:8.8 6. S.—classes have gradually formed according to
79:6.8 2. S.. The yellow race early learned the value of
82:3.2 self-perpetuation is s. but is secured by individual
84:2.2 the father-family is s., economic, and political.
84:7.3 Sex association is natural, but marriage is s. and
90:5.2 Rituals are often at first s., later becoming economic
94:8.19 Gautama himself was highly s.; indeed, his life was
124:2.6 delighted in talking over things cultural, s., political,
130:7.1 Jesus talked with his fellow travelers about things s.,
170:5.18 the kingdom; one is spiritual, the other mainly s..
177:2.5 all his early concepts of everything intellectual, s.,
social accord
179:4.1 interfere with the s. of this extraordinary occasion.
social achievement
47:5.3 a world of great personal and s. for all who have
52:2.6 the great s. of the prince’s epoch is the emergence of
69:8.8 Slavery creates an organization of culture and s. but
70:2.21 to the conquests of peace: industry, science, and s..
71:3.9 Such a plan of s. would yield a cultural society of the
71:4.15 mortal endeavor—the s. of the brotherhood of man
social actions
91:1.3 the effort to realize these material objectives by s..
social activities
14:5.2 The economic and s. of this eternal creation are
47:6.3 for evolutionary creatures to participate in s. which
50:4.5 2. S. activities.
55:4.19 and supermaterial activities of society—s., cultural,
68:5.11 weakness of agriculture and industrialism, as world s
69:6.7 effort necessary to secure food, provided time for s..
70:7.15 night police and functioned in a wide range of s..
70:9.12 to the end that all of these other s. may be exalted by
71:8.4 2. The freedom of political, religious, and s..
84:0.3 human institution, and sex sets it off from all other s..
social adaptability
43:7.4 Uversa abandonters can equal the univitatia in s.,
social adjustment(s)
48:5.6 the schools of administration, and the schools of s..
70:0.1 development of industry demanded order, and s.;
70:2.2 for national defense creates new and advanced s..
81:6.40 essential to all types of human adjustment—s., or
84:5.4 the mores change so as to provide for those s. which
140:5.3 in concerned making numerous environmental s..
social administration
52:4.6 The political government and s. of the races continue
52:7.5 directed to collective tasks of s. and economic
social advance
69:9.3 later property-inheritance mores were a distinct s..
70:12.3 opinion, though slow in appearing, marked a great s..
social advancement
5:1.4 exceptionally favorable to s. and moral progress,
69:8.6 and thus provide wealth and leisure for the s. of their
196:2.11 Jesus offered no rules for s.; his was a religious
social advantages
5:5.13 from the unfortunate lack of cultural, and s.,
social affair(s)
81:2.2 of budding culture and beginning progress in s.,
83:1.5 in modern times it is often a s. or business affair.
social ages
114:6.6 the evolutionary progress of the successive s..
social aims
68:2.11 the legitimate s. of self-maintenance are rapidly
social alliances
99:3.11 2. Freedom from all economic, political, and s..
social amenities
124:4.9 his personal views of religious practices and s.
social antagonism(s)
72:5.2 S. are lessening, and good will is growing apace.
101:3.14 to the continued survival of altruism in spite of s.,
149:2.10 Jesus had nothing in his heart resembling s..
Social Architects
39:3.4 3. S. Architects.
39:3.5 S. do everything within their province and power to
39:3.5 they may constitute efficient and agreeable groups on
39:3.5 not always are they able to bring together those who
39:3.5 they must utilize the best of the material available.
39:3.6 These angels continue their ministry on the mansion
39:3.6 They are concerned with any undertaking having to
39:3.6 and therefore fall within the jurisdiction of the s..
social arena
68:2.10 impulses which required a s. wherein they might
83:6.4 Failure to gain mates in the s. of competition may
84:7.28 The home is the natural s. wherein the ethics of
social aristocracy
70:7.7 appeals to vanity; the initiates were the s. of their day
social art
160:1.2 by converting the natural urge of life into the s. of
social aspect(s)
45:6.3 sex-deficient mortals enabled to compensate the s.
94:12.5 Through contact with Christianity the s. of Buddhism
99:5.0 5. SOCIAL ASPECTS OF RELIGION
99:5.1 that involves the s. or group aspect of religious life.
126:2.5 youth did not wholly neglect the recreational and s.
146:3.10 times the Master ever discussed the s. of religion.
170:2.25 cult of eternal life as its s. and institutional aspects
170:4.3 the s. of the enhanced morals and quickened ethics
social association(s)
68:6.1 The first s. of primitive human beings were for the
81:5.4 S is a form of survival insurance which human beings
99:5.4 the s. of the spiritual membership of the kingdom
160:2.3 and enables man, through s., to build civilizations.
social attainment
196:2.11 The ideal of all s. can be realized only in the coming
social attitude(s)
70:1.22 But only slowly does the s. of amity displace that of
92:7.14 And this all influences the s. toward religion,
97:3.5 the bitter antagonisms of economic, moral, and s.
136:4.2 Immanuel’s advice pertaining to his economic, s.,
140:8.11 3. S. attitude. The Jewish rabbis had long debated
social automaton
132:2.4 to become an intellectual parrot, a s., and a slave to
social behavior
140:6.6 to teach you rules of government, trade, or s., which
social beings
48:3.5 are touchingly affectionate and charmingly s..
social body
68:2.2 Thus does the whole s. push on slowly toward the
social bond
68:3.3 The early cult of ghost fear became a powerful s.,
social brotherhood(s)
52:6.2 the realization of s. on your world depends much
52:7.5 society more nearly approaches the ideals of s.
89:9.3 The ancient s. were based on the rite of blood
170:5.15 The church became in the main a s. which displaced
social by-products
178:1.11 These mighty ministrations are the s. of the still
social caste(s)
68:6.7 Local class standards of living give origin to new s.,
70:7.15 Secret societies contributed to the building up of s.
70:8.13 S. solves the problem of finding one’s place in
79:4.5 the persistence of the great s. that were instituted by
102:3.6 Knowledge leads to placing men, to originating s.
194:3.14 founded on cultural differences, s., sex prejudice
social cause
114:7.5 2. Wholehearted dedication to some special s.,
social center(s)
66:7.3 the student observers sojourning at the world’s s.
74:5.7 one hundred outlying trade and s. where strong
123:5.15 his home, and which was one of the s. of contact
social ceremonials
90:5.3 Ritual developed into the modern types of s. and
social ceremonies
163:4.14 instructed to avoid unnecessary waste of time in s.,
social change(s)
70:2.1 In past ages a fierce war would institute s. and
81:6.39 14. S. changes. Society is not a divine institution;
81:6.40 No great s. or economic change should be
99:1.1 certain economic adjustments and s. are imperative if
99:2.6 to adjust its attitude toward the rapidly shifting s.
social characteristics
160:5.5 The s. of a true religion consist in the fact that it
social cheer
138:3.6 I am glad to witness your s. good cheer, but you
social circumstances
69:3.1 society were determined by natural, and then by s..
social civilization
68:6.1 The land-man ratio underlies all s. civilization.
79:6.8 racial solidarity—the first to attain a large-scale s.
82:0.3 The humans of olden times did not possess a rich s.,
83:6.7 is the yardstick which measures the advance of s.
83:6.7 to the maintenance and further development of s..
87:7.8 No cult can contribute to the progress of s. unless it
social clash
195:0.3 quickly precipitated the s.-moral clash of the ages.
social classes
70:8.0 8. SOCIAL CLASSES
70:8.1 The mental inequality of human beings insures that s.
70:8.13 Flexible and shifting s. are indispensable to evolving
195:10.14 family groups of various temperamental and s. if
social cleverness
71:8.1 The intellectual keenness, s., and moral stamina of
81:6.38 born of the intellectual greatness, moral worth, s.,
social coherence
92:3.7 maintain cultural ethics, civilized morality, and s.,
social commitments
99:3.1 Christianity was free from civil entanglements, s.,
social communion
103:4.1 a common meal was the earliest type of s.,
social communities
81:3.2 world trade, s. were tribal—expanded family groups.
social companions
48:3.8 These are the s. of the new arrivals on the mansion
social conditions
33:6.3 constellation rulers pay especial attention to the s.
68:1.6 primitive s. as characterize the Australian natives
70:11.7 This provides for progressive adaptation to altering s
92:2.4 S., climatic, political, and economic conditions are
121:3.1 Although the s. condition of the Roman state was
136:8.7 the actual intellectual status and economic and s.
140:8.2 trusting the Father must not be adjudged by the s. of
141:7.5 was to be extended to all men of all ages and of all s.
170:3.11 manifested in mere improved material and s., but
social conduct
48:3.11 They are instructors of s. and morontia progress,
71:5.2 The ideal state undertakes to regulate s. only enough
121:7.3 dared to flout their long-honored regulations of s..
141:5.2 intellectual thinking, temperamental feeling, and s..
152:6.1 and extensive changes in their basic concepts of s.,
180:5.6 for measuring all social relations, the standard of s.
social conflict
82:2.1 This s. consists in the unending war between basic
social confusion
73:0.1 the Caligastia downfall and consequent s. had little
social consciousness
16:9.4 The s. is not inalienable like the God-consciousness;
16:9.4 it is a cultural development and is dependent on
16:9.8 Unselfish s. must be a religious consciousness;
16:9.8 if it is objective; otherwise it is a purely subjective
102:4.1 Religion and s. have this in common: They are
103:2.3 the moral nature that so early gives origin to a s..
103:5.4 contentions of the ego cravings and the budding s..
social contact(s)
39:3.4 these seraphim labor to enhance all sincere s. and
52:6.3 Multiplication of international and interracial s.
68:1.1 the spirit of brotherly feeling and the desire for s.
91:5.5 2.The person who prays should come into intimate s.
130:0.5 during Gonod’s business conferences and s..
132:4.2 Jesus’ usual technique of s. was to draw people out
140:10.5 golden rule as restated by Jesus demands active s.;
193:4.2 a personality shut in and away from ordinary s..
social control
82:1.6 sex attraction to create problems requiring s..
social conventions
63:4.2 had foreshadowed the beginnings of numerous s.,
70:11.1 precise laws, concrete regulations, well-defined s..
84:7.2 into home building by the pressure of the later s.;
social co-operation
39:5.4 the task of achieving racial harmony and s. among
70:8.13 caste curtails development and virtually prevents s..
81:6.37 And such teamwork—s.—is dependent on leadership.
social co-ordination
71:3.1 civil progress—liberty, security, education, and s..
99:7.1 religion must do nothing to hinder or retard the s. of
social creature
112:1.16 Man is innately a s.; he is dominated by the craving
social culture
43:7.3 received on any of the seventy major worlds of s.,
47:6.4 The intellectual and s. of this fourth mansion world
50:5.10 ages of physical security, intellectual expansion, s.,
51:6.4 practical arts, fundamental intellectual training, s.,
69:6.7 of food and so left early man some strength for s.,
74:3.5 methods whereby they would seek to redeem the s.
78:3.4 greatly advanced all phases of art, science, and s..
80:9.16 as well as by the level of the s. which is maintained.
81:2.13 standard of living and provided more leisure for s..
87:7.2 every appealing movement in s. has developed a
social custom(s)
66:6.5 The simple folk of Urantia brought their s. to
89:5.1 Cannibalism was a s., religious, and military custom.
90:5.2 to the preservation of s. and religious customs.
97:9.27 exist, having their own peculiar economic and s.,
social delinquents
51:4.7 mental defectives and s. are often still compelled to
social demands
92:5.14 His was a protest against the s. of the faiths of
social deprivation
116:0.1 to encourage stoical resignation in the victims of s..
social development(s)
51:3.6 of insubordinate minorities who seek to subvert s.
62:6.3 the herd instinct and the beginnings of primitive s..
68:0.3 white race have presented the most advanced s. on
68:5.13 even the highest s must ever rest upon an agricultural
70:7.1 The next advance in s. was the evolution of religious
79:3.1 of Adam produced a marked acceleration in s..
81:6.12 ample opportunity for s. and moral development;
81:6.31 The next age of s. will be embodied in a better
87:7.7 augment moral values, encourage s., and stimulate
92:3.6 Religion has handicapped s. in many ways, but
99:2.6 finds no difficulty in keeping ahead of all these s.
social devotions
91:8.4 to others, prayer is a group expression of praise, s.;
social difficulties
143:3.1 —I will not participate in these personal s.—but I
social disgust
72:5.12 people are beginning to foster a new form of s.—
social disloyalty
72:6.9 S. and political disloyalty are now looked upon as
social disorder(s)
70:2.1 while war is often curative of certain s., it sometimes
70:9.5 preservation—prevention of personal violence and s..
social disputes
140:8.17 he would not take sides in present-day political, s.,
social distinction(s)
69:5.13 Accumulations of wealth became the badge of s..
70:8.3 the first s. were based on sex, age, and blood—
social divisions
72:4.4 occupy the attention of students from the lower s.
social doctrines
69:9.1 communism of these early times was not a mere s.;
social domains
67:7.7 its repercussions in administrative, intellectual, and s.
social duty
81:5.6 Every human right is associated with a s.;
82:3.4 In one age, marriage has been looked upon as a s.;
103:5.1 gives origin to a feeling of s. and moral obligation
196:0.7 personal honor, family love, religious obligation, s.
social efficiency
83:6.8 best for parental happiness, child welfare, and s..
social emancipation
84:5.8 fight for woman’s s. and economic emancipation.
social emergence
195:1.1 The Greek, at political and s.; Jesus, at moral and
social emergencies
114:7.9 except in those rare s. and spiritual exigencies
social emotions
82:1.8 and emotions—physical, intellectual, moral, and s..
social endowments
5:1.5 Urantia mortals may differ in their intellectual, s.,
social ends
66:5.29 dances were refined and made to serve valuable s..
social energy
71:6.2 not necessary that this s. arouser be forever selfish
social environment(s)
76:2.6 Good s. and proper education are indispensable soil
85:0.3 but was nevertheless always conditioned by the s..
86:6.1 Man inherited a natural environment, acquired a s.,
86:6.1 the home to his s., the church to his illusory ghost
87:5.2 organizations were adjustments to natural and s..
100:1.6 by physical health, inherited temperament, and s..
101:2.17 may attempt to study religious reactions to the s.,
113:4.1 from the outside inward, working through the s.,
140:4.8 and the total of one’s emotional reactions to the s.
social equality
140:8.16 Luke, the physician, was a strong believer in s.,
social equity
2:7.11 All genuine goodness—whether s., or divine ministry
54:1.3 liberty is related to reality and is ever regardful of s.,
social evils
140:8.13 indiscriminate kindness may be blamed for many s..
social evolution(s)
39:3.4 enhance sincere social contacts and to further the s.
52:6.2 Unaided s. can hardly achieve such happy results
52:6.7 technique for accelerating the natural trend of s. is
65:6.10 Intellectual, s., moral, and spiritual evolution are
67:0.1 markedly modify the course of s. and of spiritual
68:0.3 S. of the co-operative order was initiated by the
69:9.5 In the earlier days of s the apportionment of earnings
71:2.4 3. Failure to recognize the basic facts of s..
71:2.7 for, while retarding s., it does preserve civilization.
71:2.7 the mores, is the basic and elemental energy in s.
71:3.1 is but what it does that determines the course of s..
71:3.9 S should be encouraged by governmental supervision
74:3.3 Caligastia scheme for accelerating the process of s..
81:5.7 to group regulation is the legitimate goal of s..
81:6.40 who are fully conversant with the history of s.;
82:0.1 marriage is the basis of all s. and is therefore certain
82:1.8 beginnings down to modern times, pictures the s. of
82:3.1 Wherever s. has progressed to the stage at which
82:3.9 Early in s. peculiar and celibate orders of both men
83:6.5 the sanction of the highest mores of advancing s..
83:7.4 races as a result of suddenly accelerated s.,
84:0.2 factors—only families are continuing agencies in s..
84:5.4 was an unconscious and unplanned episode of s..
86:7.5 civil government arose in response to the s. of man
89:3.3 and that was a worth-while advancement in s..
91:1.2 became a mighty promoter of s., moral progress,
92:3.1 persist alongside newer economic customs and s.
92:6.1 an interesting study of the s. of man’s worship
99:0.2 religion does oppose violence as a technique of s.,
101:0.2 the advanced ethics and morals of progressive s..
170:4.7 changing the entire course of human evolution, s.
social existence
68:4.4 no progress toward a higher mental, moral, or s..
social experience
196:3.28 interrelated in human experience, personal and s..
social experiment
81:6.40 experience in the domains of contemplated s..
social expression
84:2.7 This change led at once to greater s. and increased
social extremes
129:4.4 escaped living through both s. of human existence,
social fabric
94:4.9 it is essentially an integral part of the basic s. of India
social factors
79:6.8 2. S.. The yellow race early learned the value of
social fairness
70:12.16 10. Failure of s. and economic fairness.
social family
84:2.2 the father-family is s., economic, and political.
social features
157:4.5 kingdom—authority over things temporal—the s. of
social fellowship
170:5.15 substituted the well-organized s. of the church.
social ferment
70:2.9 During past ages war was a s. which pushed
social figureheads
72:1.5 the kings remaining as mere sentimental or s.,
social forbearance
54:1.4 Liberty is suicidal when divorced from s., moral duty
social fraternity
52:6.3 1. S.. Multiplication of international and interracial
99:7.5 Economic interdependence and s. will ultimately
social friction
63:3.6 and s. brought about the beginning of dispersion.
social fruits
102:2.1 Religion requires no definition; we all know its s.,
102:6.7 this spiritual certainty consists in the s. of the spirit
102:7.4 experience only s. are forthcoming, not spiritual.
102:7.5 is consistency; the s. of religion are love and service.
170:3.10 is individual; the fruits, the results, are familial, s..
social fugitives
97:9.5 the most part made up of s. misfits and fugitives
social gain(s)
70:2.9 —incapable of producing dividends of s. in any way
89:3.3 self-control were two of the greatest s. from early
social gathering
138:3.5 occasion to observe Jesus’ conduct at this unusual s..
social goals
87:7.7 goals of living which are both s. and spiritual—
social group(s)
10:2.3 Three persons are a minimum s., but this is least of
10:5.2 Living associations, human families, s., or the
52:2.12 numerous s. to provide for the full exercise of all
66:6.2 gospel of individual initiative within the s. of that day
69:0.2 When human beings long maintain s., such
70:1.5 With the emergence of s. groupings, individual
70:7.1 Blood kinship determined the first s.; association
70:8.10 priests have long perpetuated them as a separate s..
70:10.13 kin and lodging it in the hands of the s., the state.
72:2.6 certain organizations of society embracing the s.
72:9.6 All citizens now vote as members of industrial, s.,
72:9.7 by professional, intellectual, and s. groupings of the
80:9.15 in 3000 B.C. the ancient s. were no more of one race
81:6.17 language never flourished until s. acquired leisure.
83:7.8 in so far as the s. falls short of providing marriage
99:1.5 increase the responsiveness of one s. to the needs
99:3.3 become active and influential members of various s.,
103:1.1 The unity of religious experience among a s. derives
103:3.1 But the s. is not the source of religious experience.
103:3.2 make some personal sacrifice for the good of his s.,
103:5.12 When a member of a s. religious group has complied
132:5.21 a trust to be expended for the benefit of one’s s..
133:1.2 but justice punishment is the function of the s.,
133:5.6 A s. of human beings in co-ordinated working
160:2.4 predetermines the bringing into existence of s..
160:2.4 The most effective of all s. is the family,
160:2.7 the s., small or large, mutually shares all knowledge
160:3.3 maturity is the co-operative adjustment of s. to an
178:1.2 government and does not nullify the right of s.
social groupings
50:4.5 Play performances and cultural s. groupings.
70:1.5 With the emergence of s., individual irritations began
72:9.7 by economic, professional, intellectual, and s. of the
social growth
99:4.4 No matter what upheavals may attend the s. of
100:3.7 S cannot be secured by legislation, and moral growth
social guide
99:2.6 amid which it functions as a moral stabilizer, s.,
social harmonization
44:4.11 geniuses are masters of this exquisite form of s..
social harmony
91:6.3 for the promotion of self-control, s., moral progress,
141:5.1 I do not desire that s. and fraternal peace shall be
social heritage
66:6.1 The degree of a world’s culture is measured by the s.
82:0.3 Today the human races possess a rich s. and cultural
82:0.3 and it should be wisely and effectively passed on to
social hour
177:5.0 5. THE LAST SOCIAL HOUR
177:5.1 Wednesday, this evening at the camp was a s..
social idealism
95:3.1 much of the s. and ethical idealism of the Egyptians
social ideals
95:3.3 religions of Urantia none surpassed the s. of this
social importance
79:8.9 in China the family attained a s., even a religious
social improvement
70:8.18 much s. will result from the patient manipulation of
social inclinations
72:9.2 according to their political, philosophic, and s..
social inequality
3:5.7 must life provide for encountering situations of s..
55:5.2 Poverty and s. have all but vanished, degeneracy has
social inferiority
126:5.1 among these Jews lack of wealth did not imply s..
social influence(s)
68:4.3 securely laid the foundations for those powerful s.
99:1.3 The paramount mission of religion as a s. is to
social inheritance
68:0.2 are preserved by the enlightened conservation of s..
81:6.23 S. enables man to stand on the shoulders of all who
social injustice
86:7.4 attribute all human inequalities to s., and industrial
187:4.5 patriotic protest against political oppression and s..
social instincts
82:1.8 and instincts—physical, intellectual, moral, and s..
social institution(s)
68:4.1 All modern s. arise from the evolution of the customs
68:4.2 of mass existence; the mores were man’s first s..
82:0.2 While religious, s., and educational institutions are
83:8.1 mating continued as a purely s. and civil institution.
84:4.1 of the evolutionary progress of marriage as a s.,
84:8.2 greatest threat that has ever been leveled at the s.
92:1.3 As a s. it embraces rites, symbols, cults, scriptures,
99:2.3 a political party, an economic organization, or a s..
103:5.11 progressive society for home, s., church, and state.
social intercourse
46:5.29 The composite activities consist of s., group
69:6.2 Fire encouraged eventide s.; it not only protected
74:7.2 evenings were employed in s. and the cultivation of
74:7.5 2. The golden rule, the standard of s. intercourse.
166:1.11 to rebuke the Pharisees’ refusal to engage in s. with
social isolation
91:7.1 but when such practices lead to s. and culminate in
100:6.5 that is purely temporal and trivial never leads to s.,
193:4.1 fellow as a solemn warning against the dangers of s..
social judgment
196:3.13 2. S.-judgment—ethical choice.
social justice
97:9.28 life detracted from the emphasis of their gospel of s..
132:5.20 recurring problem of economic rewards and s..
140:8.15 Jesus recognized the need for s. and industrial
social kissing
70:3.7 this being the ancient origin of the practice of s..
social laboratories
39:3.7 experience of living with the univitatia in the s. of
social leadership
99:4.2 S. is transformed by spiritual insight; religion
social leisure
55:3.4 2. Three per cent was devoted to beauty—play, s.,
social level(s)
5:5.2 the s. or emotional level of fellowship; the moral
70:8.1 civilization has not yet begun the differentiation of s.,
70:8.13 but when class becomes caste, when s. petrify,
89:1.6 Caste systems and s. are vestigial remnants of olden
91:6.7 philosophic acumen, s., cultural status, or other
134:4.7 The kingdom is free from castes, classes, s., and
social lever
178:1.6 are the mighty s. to uplift the races of darkness,
social leverage
156:5.18 Tact is the fulcrum of s., and tolerance is the
social liberation
84:5.10 Will woman respond to this s. with idleness,
social liberator
81:6.22 Science, guided by wisdom, may become man’s s..
social liberty or liberties
69:9.17 But all government, law, order, civil rights, s.,
81:5.5 through capital and invention, s. through culture,
195:1.1 presaged man’s s., political, and spiritual liberty.
social life
16:9.4 is shown in a purely human manner in man’s s..
46:5.10 but their s. is largely confined to this special world
47:6.3 and delights of the true s. of morontia creatures.
47:6.4 to the mental and s. of the post-Teacher Son age on
72:0.1 I am authorized to narrate something of the s., moral
81:6.23 The play and s. comes next, with the school last but
99:5.6 have repercussions in the s. of such a religionist.
109:0.1 through the s. and play life of early childhood,
120:3.8 7. While you will live the normal and average s. of
121:7.3 and invaded every domain of personal and s..
127:3.10 Jesus’ s., while restricted, was not wholly neglected.
129:1.9 One evening he devoted to s. with the older folks,
132:5.1 the intellectual life, the ennoblement of the s.,
social limitations
94:9.5 these Mahayanists cast loose from the s. inherent in
social lines
50:5.2 of development along physical, intellectual, and s.,
167:5.5 his effort to improve their practices along these s..
social longing
44:8.5 satiated respecting every intellectual, artistic, and s.
social maladies
69:8.8 attacks internally as the gravest of all destructive s.
social manifestations
101:0.2 albeit the outward and s. of religion are mightily
170:5.12 Jesus intended that such desirable s. should appear
social marriage
84:7.3 Sex association is natural, but marriage is s. and
social masters
81:6.14 early civilization was the force exerted by wise s.;
social matters
72:8.3 Judges of the jurisdictional tribunals of s.,educational
133:0.3 abilities and endowments in matters intellectual, s.,
social maturity
14:5.8 attained intellectual, and s., if not spiritual, maturity.
160:1.4 S. is equivalent to the degree to which man is
160:1.4 the true badge of s. is the willingness of a people
social meal
147:5.1 Jesus, Peter, James, and John, to his home for a s..
194:4.8 that is, they assembled for a s. of good fellowship
social meanings
103:3.4 which is paramount is the feeling regarding s., not
social mechanism(s)
69:1.6 complex organization which functions as a single s..
81:5.4 the present-day s. is a trial-and-error insurance plan
99:3.4 ideal and adequate s. wherewith such a citizenry may
social membership
170:5.18 the kingdom; one is spiritual, the other mainly s..
social metamorphosis
87:7.8 that which unifies the stream of ever-changing s..
92:7.13 are confused and discredited by man’s accelerated s.
social ministry
99:0.1 Religion achieves its highest s. when it has least
103:2.6 consciousness, toward moral righteousness and s.,
132:6.0 6. SOCIAL MINISTRY
social mirror
102:8.4 Ethics is the eternal racial or s. which faithfully
social misfits
97:9.5 being for the most part made up of s. and fugitives
social misunderstandings
156:5.18 in your worthy efforts to avoid unnecessary s..
social mixer
139:7.1 Matthew was a good business man, a good s.,
social mobilization
68:3.4 these very influences of s.—hunger, love, vanity,
social morality
92:2.4 S. is not determined by religion, that is, by religion,
102:8.2 religion is encouraged by a constantly improving s.
social mores
84:6.2 but the weaker parental instinct and the s. hold them
91:1.3 elevated their economic, s., and ethical mores.
98:7.11 has become a religion well adapted to the s., political
social movement
99:3.15 may become the outstanding leader of some s.,
195:9.11 So-called Christianity has become a cultural and s.
social nature(s)
26:1.1 they possess very s. and have an associative capacity
55:6.3 which exhibit superior qualities of a s., cosmic,
70:5.6 peacetimes, when their duties were of a more s..
social need
69:1.1 All human institutions minister to some s., past or
social obligation(s)
95:1.11 The Egyptians preserved the teachings of s. derived
100:6.5 insight and loyal devotion to the commonplace s. of
146:3.10 experience and amities of s. religious obligations.
195:5.6 3. Man’s ethical recognition of s. and political duty.
social observances
88:3.2 Totemism is a combination of s. and religious
social occasions
45:2.6 They are purely s. and spiritual occasions; nothing
103:4.1 The characteristic difference between a s. and a
social opportunities
5:1.5 Urantia mortals may differ in their intellectual, s.,
social optimism
195:8.12 Secular s. and political optimism is an illusion.
social order(s)
16:9.7 of religion to generate an unselfish and altruistic s..
47:4.1 and the advancing mortals inaugurate new s. and
47:6.3 A new s. is being introduced, one based on the
55:4.30 exert a tremendous influence on the progressing s.
68:3.3 which contributed to whipping the loose s. of early
69:9.2 communism gave way to the evolution of a higher s.
69:9.18 The present s. is not necessarily right—not divine or
69:9.18 Make certain that when you change the s you change
71:4.16 genuine brotherhood signifies that a s. has arrived
83:0.1 and one woman to establish a home of the highest s..
83:1.3 In the regulation of inheritance, succession, and s.,
83:6.4 who fail to find a place in this new and improved s.
83:7.8 educate children and youths, so long as the s. fails to
94:2.1 caste was the very essence of this system, this s.
99:0.1 to replace evil with good within the existing s. of
99:0.2 not concerned either with the creation of new s. or
99:0.3 religion’s adaptation to new and ever-changing s..
99:1.1 This new and oncoming s. will not settle down for a
99:1.5 these lower s. are no longer so abjectly ignorant nor
99:2.1 has become more or less of an organic part of the s.
99:2.4 An ideal s. is that in which every man loves his
99:3.2 The kingdom is neither a s. nor economic order;
120:3.4 3. In your relations to the s. we advise that you
139:11.9 told Simon that it was proper to want to see the s.
140:8.4 sometimes employ force for the maintenance of s.
160:1.14 in the midst of an evolving s., it is impossible to
170:4.5 the dawn of a new s. in connection with improved
175:4.7 3. They felt responsible for the preservation of s.,
175:4.7 they feared the consequences of the spread of Jesus’
social organism
82:3.1 Marriage is the institutional response of the s. to the
social organization(s)
47:4.1 working groups and s. start to function, communities
52:2.11 chance of survival in a primitive and warring tribal s..
62:3.3 dawn mammals, instituting a primitive form of s.
63:4.2 there was an immediate development in s. and a
68:2.4 development of such a s. as now exists on Urantia.
69:5.15 has complicated his s. and industrial organization.
70:0.2 Social regulation is inseparable from s.; association
70:2.18 Militarism promotes s. among the conquerors but
71:1.1 The state is a territorial s. regulative organization,
79:4.5 In India many types of s flourished from time to time
79:8.15 from a primitive agricultural society to a higher s.
81:6.39 leaders are slow in making those changes in the s.
83:8.9 because of problems suddenly thrust upon the s.
87:7.1 The cult type of s. persisted because it provided a
136:6.2 natural law and in harmony with the existing s..
170:5.3 Redeemer of the church, a religious and s. growing
170:5.13 Jesus foresaw that a s., or church, would follow the
170:5.13 taught that such a believer is admitted to the s. of
170:5.14 gradual creation of a visible s., the Christian church
195:10.11 organism in contrast to an institutionalized s..
195:10.11 It may well utilize such s., but it must not be
social organizer
96:5.1 Moses was an extraordinary combination of s.,
social outgrowth
170:5.7 The church, as a s. of the kingdom, would have been
social outlook
100:6.8 enhanced s. produces an enlarged consciousness of
social paradox
84:4.2 Woman’s status has always been a s.; she has always
social parasites
140:8.12 apostles that they were to be imposed upon by s.
social partnership
83:8.8 it is the evolving s. of a man and a woman, existing
social patterns
51:6.1 continue to function as the s. of planetary conduct
social peace
140:5.18 S. peace prevents fear, greed, and anger.
social petitions
144:3.16 a formal personal prayer, only group, family, or s..
social phenomena or phenomenon
99:3.2 such a brotherhood is in itself a new and amazing s.
123:3.3 answer Jesus’ questions about physical or s. by
social planet
46:5.10 Though the Sons of God possess a s. of their own,
social police force
70:11.5 superstition was the moral and s. of the long ages
social position
84:4.3 personal standing, regardless of their s. as a sex.
84:5.3 Woman’s s. has varied inversely with the degree of
95:5.8 In those days s. or wealth gave no Egyptian any
social possessions
55:3.7 The resources of this planet were administered as s.,
social posts
55:3.9 The majority of s. and administrative posts were held
social practices
68:4.6 the remnants of discarded customs and obsolete s.;
69:1.6 These three groups of s. are intimately interrelated
167:5.5 avoided clashing with his questioners about the s.
194:3.9 culture or associated with established racial, s.,
social prejudice(s)
82:6.7 such experiments rest on s. and cultural prejudices
82:6.8 The chief troubles of “half-breeds” are due to s..
82:6.9 are such mulatto offspring so objectionable as s.
social pressure
68:2.6 vanity, and ghost fear were continuous in their s.,
68:6.7 Caste is the direct result of the high s. of keen
83:7.4 The s. of community standing and property
social prestige
69:5.7 Position—eagerness to buy s. and political prestige.
social problem(s)
39:3.6 they constitute a s. and therefore fall within the
49:4.7 The s., economic, and governmental problems of the
99:0.0 THE SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF RELIGION
121:3.9 There was no widespread s. in the Roman Empire
134:6.2 it will require mankind government to regulate the s.,
140:8.18 while the sons of God solve their own political, s.,
142:7.17 realities of the kingdom from the material, s.,
167:5.6 positive pronouncements relative to scientific, s.,
195:1.6 earnestly debated about all human problems—s.,
195:9.4 mission while it continues to busy itself with s.
social progress
56:10.20 yielded the fruits of divinity: intellectual peace, s.,
67:7.6 enormously retards intellectual development, s.,
71:5.1 Competition is essential to s., but competition,
78:1.2 and Eve contributed much that was of value to the s.
80:6.5 s. steadily declined for more than five hundred years.
81:6.7 S. has invariably come from the thoughts and
87:7.3 the cult has always retarded s., it is regrettable that
87:7.10 ceremonials which can only handicap and retard s.
social progression
68:1.6 and powerful organizations and associations of s..
68:2.0 2. FACTORS IN SOCIAL PROGRESSION
87:7.5 and an adjustable cult have favored rapidity of s..
social punishment
140:8.4 made it plain that he approved of the s. of evildoers
social purposes
72:6.7 wealth, and the income therefrom is utilized for s.,
social quarantine
84:4.8 woman was subjected to complete family and s.
social races
25:8.4 Mortals come from races that are very s..
social rank
121:3.9 the people were generally content with their s.
social reaction
170:5.10 the tragedy consisted in the fact that this s. to the
social readjustment(s)
195:9.2 one of its most amazing and enthralling epochs of s.,
196:1.2 Indeed, the s., the economic transformations,
social realms
67:7.5 Evil and sin visit their consequences in s. and may
140:8.9 in all his public teachings he ignored the civic, s.,
social reasons
70:8.8 6. S.—classes have gradually formed according to
social recognition
84:3.3 She failed to get s. during primitive times because
91:1.2 allied only with those values which have general s.
social reconstruction
87:7.2 but it has always been the greatest obstacle to s. and
99:0.3 to face adjustment to extensive and continuing s..
99:1.0 1.RELIGION AND SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION
99:1.6 not organically involved in the secular work of s.
99:2.1 provide leadership in this impending world-wide s.
99:2.4 Religionists are of no more value in the tasks of s.
99:3.3 Religion influences s. directly because it spiritualizes
99:3.6 is playing a part in the present-day program of s..
99:7.2 In all s. religion provides a stabilizing loyalty to a
social reconstructionists
99:3.6 Many individual s., while vehemently repudiating
social reform(s)
95:1.6 missionaries failed in their effort to bring this s.,
97:9.25 the Judahites started s., such as releasing slaves,
99:0.1 In past ages, since s. were largely confined to the
99:0.3 Religion did approve the occasional s. of past
99:3.6 are zealously religious in the propagation of their s..
132:4.4 secure his services for some project of teaching, s.,
social regulation(s)
70:0.2 S. is inseparable from social organization; association
70:5.1 forms of s. and civil regulation that characterize the
74:7.14 2. The s. regulations of the Garden.
82:1.9 impulse and therefore ever stands in need of s..
social rejoicing
74:4.6 to mind culture, while the evening was spent in s..
social relations
51:7.4 devote their energies to promotion of the arts, s.,
66:5.30 these improved s. were very helpful in influencing
84:6.8 the biologic relations of male and female with the s.
99:1.4 These new s. and economic upheavals can result
159:2.2 made to the outward and far-flung s. of believers
160:2.6 Of all s. calculated to develop character, the most
180:5.6 golden rule as the yardstick for measuring all s.,
social relationships
177:2.5 conditioned by these s. and spiritual relationships
social reorganization
195:9.4 the leadership and inspiration requisite for the s.,
social repercussion(s)
81:6.40 time for the full outworking of their material and s.
82:1.1 innate propensity, and marriage is its evolutionary s..
91:5.0 5. SOCIAL REPERCUSSIONS OF PRAYER
91:5.3 But the s. of such prayers are dependent largely on
99:5.5 much of the potential of religion for effecting s.
social requirements
95:7.3 less stringent in collateral s. of their own devising,
95:7.4 a faith which, though less demanding in its s.,
social respectability
196:1.2 a self-sufficient and unconsecrated fellowship of s.
social response
91:0.1 the dual potential of s. and God recognition.
social responsibilities
52:4.6 those leaders and rulers who are most fit to bear s..
72:3.7 while new civic and s. to the state are assumed.
social restriction(s)
82:2.1 the history of sex control through the pressure of s.,
82:3.12 and unbearable s. since remarriage was disapproved.
123:5.7 were most liberal in their interpretation of the s.
social result(s)
170:5.10 The church was an inevitable and useful s. of Jesus’
170:5.12 The Master realized that certain s. would appear in
social right(s)
69:9.17 The right to property is not absolute; it is purely s..
70:9.13 But rights are not really natural; they are entirely s..
social righteousness
170:3.11 that he ushered in the new dispensation of true s..
social rituals
90:5.2 Rituals are often at first s., later becoming economic
social rule
74:7.11 made declaration of loyalty to the s. rule of Adam
social safeguards
69:1.4 They embrace the s. of the home and the school,
social safety valve
83:7.8 to that extent must divorce function as the s. which
social sanction
69:9.16 but private ownership of land was given s. only after
social scheme
68:2.7 Woman became indispensable to the evolving s.,
social sciences
99:7.2 and industry by the techniques it learns from the s.
social selection
66:6.6 The Dalamatia teachers sought to add conscious s.
social self-perpetuation
82:3.2 self-perpetuation is s. but is secured by individual
social servants
71:3.12 of recognition for service upon their civil and s..
social service(s)—see service, social
social serving
71:6.3 nonprofit motives for s.—the transcendent urges of
101:7.5 their unification in intellectual striving and in s..
social ship
99:1.3 The s. has steamed out of the sheltered bays of
social situation(s)
101:3.4 to react to certain trying intellectual and testing s..
103:3.1 the exact s. which provided the challenge to the
111:6.1 many s. and moral situations fraught with much
140:8.13 Jesus’ purpose in all s. to teach patience, tolerance,
156:5.10 which may be utilized in dealing with difficult s.
196:0.7 values of practical and commonplace s., economic
social slavery
68:5.8 spread of animal husbandry reduced women to s..
social slaves
69:8.10 Today, men are not s., but thousands allow ambition
social smugness
116:0.1 religious faith be prostituted to the promotion of s.
social sovereignty
77:2.2 Such beings were designed for s., not civil
social specialists
81:6.30 S., artistic, technical, and industrial specialists will
social spheres
45:1.4 you will also progress through these cultural and s.
45:1.5 These are the seraphic s. spheres.
social stability
70:8.13 enhancement of s. is purchased by diminishment of
social stages
50:5.9 the physical, intellectual, and s. of development,
social standards
69:8.4 Though the s. of the Hebrews were crude, they
95:3.4 Nile valley had lived by these emerging s. before
social standardization
79:8.7 process of s. and religio-philosophic dogmatization
social standing
82:3.4 In primitive times marriage was the price of s.;
84:3.10 agriculture has enhanced woman’s prestige and s.;
121:3.5 This group had little or no s. standing.
127:5.1 Although Jesus was poor, his s. in Nazareth was in
social status
5:5.13 deprivation of culture, impoverishment of s.,
5:5.14 not predicated on their educational, cultural, or s..
55:5.3 The economic, administrative, and s. of these worlds
83:4.2 while the s. of subsequent children demanded the
101:7.1 The s., economic conditions, educational
146:2.8 gives prayer right of way to the divine ear, not the s.,
social strata
70:8.1 The only worlds without s. are the most primitive
92:3.1 religion is the examination of the fossil-bearing s.
102:3.6 Knowledge leads to placing men, to originating s.
195:0.4 At first, Christianity won as converts the lower s.
social stream
81:6.27 Ideals elevate the source of the s. stream.
social strides
52:2.1 Great s. are made during a few thousand years of
social structure
81:6.25 education has not kept pace with the expanding s.;
89:1.1 it is still a basic unit of the s. regulative structure.
89:5.1 a part of the s. and religious structure of primitive
99:3.1 an organic part of the political and s. of Occidental
160:2.10 the world will behold a great and glorified s.,
social suffering
99:3.3 The religionist is not unsympathetic with s., not
social surroundings
5:5.1 the s. necessitate ethical adjustments; the moral
social survival
71:3.2 regretted, national egotism has been essential to s..
social system(s)
70:0.2 peace is secured only by some sort of s. regulative
72:2.14 legislative and executive divisions of the home and s.
97:9.24 Baal worship was a s. dealing with property rights
121:1.4 1. The Roman political and s. systems.
140:8.10 economic theory, with any s. or industrial system.
195:5.9 A lasting s. without a morality predicated on spiritual
195:10.7 No s. which denies the reality of God can contribute
195:10.20 in the minds of all the world as a part of the s.,
195:10.21 Christianity is that it should cease to sponsor the s.
social teachings
68:0.3 The blue man most of all profited by these early s.,
social tendencies
48:6.32 very definite s. characterize the offspring of these
social things
124:2.6 He delighted in talking over things cultural, s.,
130:7.1 Jesus talked with his fellow travelers about things s.,
social thinking
81:2.2 could be devoted to thoughtful reflection and s..
social torchbearers
81:6.26 The quality of the s. determines whether civilization
social trust
72:6.7 All natural wealth on the continent is held as a s. by
social union
167:5.8 did much to exalt their ideals of s. and to augment
social unit
66:7.4 The home as a s. never became a success until the
70:3.1 emerging clans and tribes took its place as the s..
social upheavals
35:5.7 are familiar with all the s. of the inhabited worlds.
social uplift
66:6.4 sending them back to their people as emissaries of s..
social urge
36:5.10 5. The spirit of counsel—the s., the endowment of
social usage(s)
69:1.5 s., war for glory, dancing, amusement, games, and
70:5.3 when establishing new modes of s., the council was a
82:1.8 and usages—physical, intellectual, moral, and s..
92:2.2 All types of s. and even legal procedures cling to
132:2.2 can take as your standard of good the current s..
132:2.4 spiritually blind individual who logically follows s.,
149:2.11 or manifest an utter disregard of the religious, s.,
160:1.3 The more rapid the changes in s., the more
160:5.5 morality embodied in even the highest s. of the
social value(s)
49:6.8 are levels of associated intellectual, s., spiritual,
70:2.0 2. THE SOCIAL VALUE OF WAR
70:2.3 War has had a s. to past civilization because it:
91:0.4 to the enhancement of any moral, spiritual, or s..
91:1.1 is to augment the essential moral, spiritual and s.
91:1.4 reality of powers or beings who are able to enhance s
91:7.11 6. To conserve currently recognized moral, and s.
98:6.5 technique for the conservation of moral and s..
140:10.6 whatever of practical political, s., or economic value
social vices
140:8.21 Jesus had little to say about the s. of his day; seldom
social visiting
163:4.5 4. Avoid loss of time through overmuch s. and other
social vogue
70:6.6 which gave origin to the ancient s. of suicide in
social welfare
91:1.3 game, and other material goods enhanced the s.,
social wisdom
99:2.4 endowed them with that superior s. which is born of
social worth
70:8.8 have formed according to popular estimate of the s.
social yardstick
70:1.1 peace is the s. yardstick measuring civilization’s
social-judgment
196:3.13 2. S.—ethical choice.
social-moral
195:0.3 it quickly precipitated the s. clash of the ages.
socialistic
72:7.1 local governments are much more paternalistic or s..
72:7.3 such revenue from the earnings of their s. enterprises
socialists
99:5.1 the contrary teaching of modern s. and humanists.
socialization
15:7.7 is man spiritualized following his constellation s..
43:7.2 schools of progressive occupational or practical s.
43:8.4 to achieve the real s. of your morontia personality.
43:8.9 5. While attaining satisfactory s. of the personality on
43:8.10 6. Adjust all of these various s. techniques to the
43:8.12 We have portrayed Edentia s. as an association of
43:9.3 This experience constitutes the prespirit s. training of
45:7.7 upon their status of experiential attainment of s..
45:7.8 for the more extensive and varied s. career of the
56:10.14 Cosmic s. constitutes the highest form of personality
68:1.0 1. PROTECTIVE SOCIALIZATION
70:1.1 Before the partial s. of the advancing races man was
74:5.6 finally compelled to withdraw his program for s.;
74:7.2 of the western school system of the Garden was s..
88:3.2 Totemism was one phase of the attempted s. of
99:6.2 There is a real purpose in the s. of religion.
113:7.4 to Edentia and its seventy spheres of advanced s.,
144:6.3 of religious questions and upon the s. of religion,
146:3.10 very little instruction regarding the s. of religion.
170:5.20 and interpretation, even varying degrees of s., but
184:4.6 experiences the ecstasy and grandeur of spiritual s.
190:1.7 the first attempt at the s. of the Master’s gospel of
socialize
43:8.12 As you learn how better to s. with the univitatia,
44:8.4 The ascending morontians learn to s. their former
72:1.1 blended, but they fraternize and s. very acceptably.
91:7.8 3. More joyfully to s. his religious experience.
143:7.2 religion is man’s attempt to s. the worship of
144:6.10 observances, and s. personal religious practices.
socialized
16:9.4 And these cosmic gifts, s., constitute civilization.
48:7.19 17. Ambition is dangerous until it is fully s..
48:7.28 knowledge is safeguarded by wisdom and s. by love.
66:7.6 as individuals and were s. in groups or classes.
81:6.33 common services can be acceptably and profitably s.,
81:6.34 the interests and welfare of the larger, more s. human
100:5.1 (The symbols of s. religion are not to be despised as
144:7.1 Always does the s. religion of a new revelation pay
144:7.1 Jesus paid in order to carry with them, as a s. group
170:5.9 as the Redeemer-Creator and spiritual head of a s.
170:5.17 Paul’s Christian church is the s. and humanized
195:0.3 by Greek philosophy and s. in Christianity,
195:4.3 But Christianity was sufficiently s. and paganized
195:9.2 But paganized and s. Christianity stands in need of
socializing
15:7.6 has its seventy satellites of s. culture and training,
37:6.2 on the seventy s. realms attached to Edentia,
68:3.0 3. SOCIALIZING INFLUENCE OF GHOST FEAR
89:9.1 evolution has exerted a mighty s. influence.
91:3.3 prayer is always a s., moralizing, and spiritualizing
91:5.2 praying is very effective in that it is highly s. in its
91:7.13 prayer loses much of its s. influence and tends
100:4.6 the limit of your ability, then you are certainly s.
160:2.5 The associations of friendship are s. and ennobling
socially
16:9.7 other persons are not naturally loved or s. served.
43:8.8 While thus s. functioning with beings like and unlike
43:8.11 Intellectually, s., and spiritually two moral creatures
52:2.10 the multiplication of mentally defective and s. unfit
52:2.12 without perpetuating the s. unfit and the morally
55:4.11 further evolution of the human race—physically, s.,
64:6.14 they were somewhat inferior to the red man, but s.
69:0.1 S., man exhibits his superiority in that he is a
71:2.19 intellectually competent, s. loyal, and morally fit.
81:1.7 of Adam and Adamson here met, and s. mingled.
84:5.14 Only s. will men and women compete on equal terms
99:4.1 Genuine religion renders the religionist s. fragrant
100:3.1 And these loyalties are s. effective and spiritually
124:1.13 Jesus continued to grow physically, s.,
132:2.2 If you are ethically lazy and s. indifferent, you can
133:0.3 as they may be viewed physically, mentally, s.,
134:4.10 Spiritually, they all believed in a sovereign God; s.,
134:6.1 And the relative nature of freedom is true s.,
138:3.6 I have come to proclaim joy to the s. downtrodden
186:2.3 the machinations of his s. nearsighted and spiritually
193:4.13 S., Judas was unconfiding and almost wholly self-
societal
27:2.3 your s. relationships involve a great deal more than
79:8.5 s. opinion of war remained low; ancestor worship,
82:2.3 The moment s. groups began to form, marriage
83:1.0 1. MARRIAGE AS A SOCIETAL INSTITUTION
83:6.2 Monogamy is cultural and s., artificial and unnatural,
83:7.7 only leads directly back to those crude s. stages
89:1.1 It was the earliest form of s. regulation and for a
92:3.9 Religion fostered civilization and provided s.
societies
68:1.7 But these improved s. were far from the realization
70:7.0 7.PRIMITIVE CLUBS AND SECRET SOCIETIES
70:7.1 These first appeared as secret s. and originally were
70:7.2 many reasons for the secrecy of these s., such as:
70:7.7 The very secrecy of these s conferred on all members
70:7.8 and training being intrusted to the men’s secret s..
70:7.11 But the secret s. did aim at the improvement of
70:7.15 Secret s. contributed to the building up of social
70:7.15 The members of these s. first wore masks to
70:7.15 The ancient s. of the “new birth” used signs and
70:7.16 controlled the mobs; they also acted as vigilance s.,
70:7.17 These s. gave rise to the first political parties.
70:7.19 and later evolved into the earlier religious s.—
70:7.19 these s. became intertribal, the first international
90:5.3 the primitive tribal secret s. were in reality a crude
118:8.6 human s. will recede from high but premature
121:5.9 religious brotherhoods and numerous sectarian s..
170:5.16 to build up one of the most progressive human s.
society or human society or primitive society
5:5.2 in the facts of science, the obligations of s.,
14:6.21 graduate schools for beings destined for Paradise s..
27:4.1 who instruct the new members of Paradise s. in the
34:7.4 the moral assistance which a well-ordered s. would
39:3.7 and purposeful growth of s. and government,
45:5.6 and these Sons are achieving a very high type of s..
47:8.7 The organization of s. on this mansonia is of a
49:5.23 inaugurate human civilization and to focalize hs..
50:5.7 Food, security, and material comfort dominate s.,
50:5.8 The s. of this age becomes ethical, and the mortals
52:3.12 this era; the brotherhood of man is the goal of its s..
52:4.8 s. begins to return to more simplified forms of
52:7.5 An entirely new order of s. has arrived.
52:7.5 the state of s. more nearly approaches the ideals of
55:4.18 newly appearing order of increasingly spiritual s.
55:4.19 initiating the new and supermaterial activities of s.—
55:5.3 s. is a smoothly working mechanism of high material
55:6.1 of light and life, s. becomes increasingly peaceful.
62:3.3 brother and sister mated and soon enjoyed the s. of
63:6.8 organization of these primitive peoples into a real s..
66:5.28 the group intrusted with the work of bringing hs. up
66:5.30 was quite different from the barbaric s. evolving
66:5.30 just as the twentieth-century s. of Capetown,
66:6.6 They did not derange hs., but they did markedly
67:5.3 The Caligastia scheme for the reconstruction of hs.
67:5.3 S. quickly sank back to its old biologic level,
68:1.2 are paid by submission to s.’ numerous law demands.
68:1.3 Ps. was founded on the reciprocity of necessity and
68:1.3 And hs. has evolved in agelong cycles as a result of
68:1.4 And so s. was born, not of mere association of
68:1.5 peoples who early organized themselves into a ps.
68:1.6 That contemporary cultural s. is a rather recent
68:2.1 Civilized s. is the result of man’s early efforts to
68:2.2 s. is essentially designed to lessen the risk element
68:2.2 and it has progressed just as fast as it has succeeded
68:2.2 Self-maintenance originates s., while excessive
68:2.3 S. is concerned with self-perpetuation, self-
68:2.4 gregarious propensity lies at the bottom of hs.,
68:2.5 With the growth of s., food hunger ceased to be
68:2.5 But today s. is top-heavy with the overgrowth of
68:2.5 Modern s. is enduring the strain of one of its most
68:2.11 Vanity contributed mightily to the birth of s.; but
68:2.11 Self-maintenance builds s; unbridled self-gratification
68:3.1 Primitive desires produced the original s., but ghost
68:3.2 the greatest single factor in the evolution of hs. was
68:3.3 Except for this ghost factor, all s. was founded on
68:3.4 the strain of s. breaks down upon reaching certain
68:4.1 all of the institutions of present-day hs. take their
68:4.3 preserved inviolate the mores and customs of s.
68:4.7 The survival of a s. depends chiefly on the evolution
68:4.7 isolated change in the composition of hs. has been
68:5.1 Land is the stage of s.; men are the actors.
68:5.8 Prepastoral s. was one of sex co-operation, but the
68:5.12 Hs. has evolved from the hunting stage through that
68:6.3 Hs. is controlled by a law which decrees that the
68:6.5 Frontier s. develops the unskilled side of humanity;
68:6.11 subnormal man should be kept under s.’ control;
69:1.3 war for gain, and all the regulative machinery of s..
69:1.4 These are the establishments of s. growing out of sex
69:3.1 The divisions of labor in ps. were determined by
69:3.6 to their becoming, as a class, the politicians of ps..
69:5.10 But never did the barter in sex slaves advance s.;
69:5.15 the fact that it is the basis of modern industrial s..
69:6.1 Ps. with its four divisions—industrial, regulative,
69:8.6 Slavery was the bridge over which s. passed from
69:8.7 man to invent the regulative mechanism of ps.;
69:8.8 the slaves shared the blessings of a higher s. which
69:8.8 achievement but slavery soon insidiously attacks s.
69:8.11 While the ideal of s. is universal freedom, idleness
69:8.12 Modern s. is in reverse.
69:9.1 While ps. was virtually communal, primitive man did
69:9.2 it was indispensable scaffolding in the growth of ps.,
69:9.3 But in early communal s. a man’s capital was either
70:1.1 stressed by the complications of s.’ advancement,
70:1.4 there could be no such phenomenon as war until s.
70:1.16 This is a narrative of the evolution of s.—the natural
70:2.1 price paid for these war advantages was that s. was
70:2.1 war sometimes kills the patient, destroys the s..
70:2.2 S., today, enjoys the benefit of a long list of useful
70:2.8 of primitive equality and selectively stratified s..
70:2.18 S. should in every way possible foster originality.
70:2.19 war; rather discern what it has done for s. so that
70:2.20 until s. has wisely provided peaceful substitutes for
70:2.21 To discover leaders s. must turn to the conquests of
70:3.1 In the most ps. the horde is everything;
70:3.5 Modern s. is held together by the industrial market.
70:5.5 neither peace nor war can be run by a debating s..
70:8.2 As s. emerged from savagery to barbarism, its human
70:8.5 slavery brought about the first general division of s.
70:8.6 of slaves was a genetic basis for one class of s..
70:8.14 Classes in s., having naturally formed, will persist
70:9.1 S.’ prime gift to man is security.
70:9.2 s. asserted its rights and, at the present time, they are
70:9.14 because the s. of the age, the mores, thus decrees.
70:9.17 S. cannot offer equal rights to all, but it can
70:9.17 It is the business and duty of s. to provide the
70:10.4 In the earliest ps. public opinion operated directly;
70:10.4 S. was regulated on the theory that the group should
70:10.9 S. early adopted the paying-back attitude of
70:10.16 When s. fails to punish crimes, group resentment
70:11.2 Early s. operated negatively, granting the individual
70:11.2 for ps. was wholly negative in its organization,
70:11.5 established the taboo on killing, s. sanctified it as
70:11.5 S. could not have held together during early times
70:11.7 adapt written laws to the changing conditions of s..
71:0.1 state represents s.’ net gain from the ravages of war.
71:1.22 The harm to s. consisted not in these reforms
71:2.7 Public opinion has always delayed s.; nevertheless it
71:2.8 The measure of the advance of s. is determined by
71:3.8 No s has progressed very far when it permits idleness
71:3.9 A moral s. should aim to preserve the self-respect of
71:3.9 plan of social achievement would yield a cultural s.
71:4.1 Economics, s., and government must evolve if they
71:4.16 But such an ideal s. cannot be realized when either
71:4.16 The “golden rulers” may establish a progressive s.
71:4.17 great test of idealism: Can an advanced s. maintain
71:5.1 In current s., competition is slowly displacing war in
71:5.1 murder outlawed since the early days of s., while
71:6.3 base and wholly unworthy of an advanced order of s.
71:7.3 should get a vision of a new and higher cultural s..
72:2.6 The lower house elected by certain organizations of s
72:9.3 individuals who have rendered great service to s.,
72:12.1 Although the s and government of this unique people
74:5.5 all of Adam’s plans for the rehabilitation of hs..
74:8.13 which accounted for the nonutopian condition of s..
77:1.6 work of influencing hs. remote from the planetary
77:2.2 hoped would become the teacher-rulers of hs..
78:2.3 The civilization, s., and cultural status of Adamites
79:4.5 But the most characteristic feature of s. was the
79:8.15 passed from a primitive agricultural s. to a higher
81:2.2 have some little spare time in which to think about s.
81:5.0 5. CULTURAL SOCIETY
81:5.1 art of civilization foreign to the progress of hs.,
81:5.3 But cultural s. is no great and beneficent club of
81:5.4 personal-liberty curtailment which s. exacts from its
81:5.5 S. becomes a co-operative scheme for securing civil
81:6.15 has Urantia reached that point where s. is willing to
81:6.21 every advance is contributory to the progress of s.
81:6.23 indispensable in a complex and highly organized s..
81:6.27 is resident in the least material of s.’ achievements.
81:6.29 As s. expands, some method of drawing together the
81:6.30 weaken and disintegrate hs. if effective means of
81:6.32 not enough to train men for work; in a complex s.
81:6.33 Such a highly specialized s. will not take kindly to
81:6.34 the great hindrances to the progress of hs. is the
81:6.39 S. is not a divine institution;
81:6.39 it is a phenomenon of progressive evolution.
81:6.40 unafraid to experiment with the mechanisms of s..
81:6.41 S. is the offspring of age upon age of trial and error;
81:6.41 it is what survived the selective adjustments and
81:6.44 But now hs. is plunging forward under the force of
82:1.9 become necessary for s. to impose self-control upon
82:1.10 submission of this impulse to the regulations of s. is
82:2.1 leaves the consequential problems to be solved by s.,
82:3.1 Mating is universally natural, and as s. evolved from
82:3.2 rebellious against the sex regulations imposed by s.;
82:3.3 Parents, children, relatives, and s. had conflicting
83:1.1 Marriage is s.’ mechanism designed to regulate and
83:1.4 Marriage is an institution of s., not a department of
83:6.4 something of a monopolistic sex association, s.
83:7.5 numbers of unmarried persons in any s. indicates the
83:7.8 just so long as s. fails to properly educate children
83:7.9 The great inconsistency of modern s. is to exalt love
83:8.8 and enforced by the laws and regulations of s..
84:0.2 self-maintenance, and it implies the evolution of s..
84:0.2 S. itself is the aggregated structure of family units.
84:1.9 sexes enhanced survival and was the beginning of hs.
84:3.1 All s., whether national or familial, passed through
84:3.9 Before the herding stage of s., mothers used to nurse
84:4.0 4. WOMAN’S STATUS IN EARLY SOCIETY
84:5.2 As s. evolved, the sex standards rose higher among
84:5.5 Edenic teachings regarding women’s place in s..
84:5.9 the inequitable mores governing woman’s place in s.
84:5.9 of the mores in the progressive evolution of s..
84:6.2 so often characterizes the contacts of nature and s..
84:6.7 it is capable of maintaining and reproducing s..
84:6.8 home maintenance, which is the structural basis of s..
84:7.1 As are the families of the race or nation, so is its s..
84:7.1 If the families are good, the s. is likewise good.
84:7.29 Hs. would be greatly improved if the civilized races
84:8.1 Marriage is the only institution of hs. that embraces
86:2.6 was just as unorganized and haphazard as was ps..
86:6.2 newly imagined spirit world became a power in ps..
86:7.2 Modern s. is removing the business of insurance
89:1.6 The taboos were highly effective in organizing s.,
89:1.7 There would be no civilized s. to sit in criticism upon
89:3.6 marriage and the home, s.’ veritable foundation
89:5.1 cannibalism was a part of the mores of early s..
89:5.1 a part of the social and religious structure of ps..
89:5.9 ceases to be a crime when participated in by all, by s.
90:5.1 thousands of years rituals have hampered s. and
91:6.6 spiritualization of s. if those who pray will only do so
92:1.3 Religion is s.’ adjustment, in any age, to that which is
92:2.1 but religion does tardily adjust to changing s..
94:6.12 And China, once at the head of hs. because of an
94:6.12 which characterize the advance of culture and s. on
99:0.1 least connection with the secular institutions of s..
99:0.1 tended to perpetuate the established order of s.,
99:0.2 oppose the intelligent efforts of s. to adapt its usages
99:1.3 Urantia s. can never hope to settle down as in past
99:1.4 S. is becoming more mechanical, more compact,
99:1.5 while the upper strata of s. turned a deaf ear to the
99:2.2 It cannot reconstruct s. without first reconstructing
99:2.2 cannot reconstruct itself until s. has been radically
99:2.3 Religionists must function in s., in industry, and in
99:2.5 The church may have appeared to serve s. in the past
99:3.4 and political institutions of such an advanced hs..
99:5.1 In ps. the religious group is not always different
99:5.1 been a conservator of morals and a stabilizer of s..
101:0.2 influenced by the ethical and moral momentum of hs.
102:2.8 of living a religious life in the open arenas of hs.
103:5.11 that there is no place in a progressive s. for home,
121:1.8 had just begun to make its appearance in Roman s..
121:3.1 the s. of the Mediterranean world consisted of five
121:3.9 from the lower to the higher strata of Roman s.,
124:1.13 group of seven lads formed themselves into a s.
124:6.18 and his obligations to his family and the s. of his day
126:2.5 Jesus increasingly measured every institution of s. by
130:4.15 Static concepts invariably retard science, politics, s.,
133:1.2 In civilized s. and in an organized universe the
133:1.5 organized s. had every right to employ force in the
139:0.4 be considered uneducated, and in some circles of s.
140:6.6 for today, would be far from suitable for the s. of
150:2.2 attitude of reputable s. toward women who commit
160:1.3 that he more rapidly adds to the complexities of s.,
160:1.3 immature; s. will fail in growing up to full maturity
160:1.6 Hs. is confronted with two problems: attainment
160:2.10 While such a s. would not be perfect or entirely
160:3.2 The more complex s. becomes, and the more the
170:2.4 portrayed the ideal of a resultant new order of hs..
170:3.11 Jesus struck the deathblow of the old s. in that he
170:3.11 This new order of s. the world has little known
187:2.3 crucifixion, and there existed a s. of Jewish women
191:4.7 Jesus spent without interruption in the s. of his
195:0.3 Upon such a stage of hs. the teachings of Jesus,
195:0.3 Orient were waiting for—but as a new order of hs..
195:1.6 became the driving power of a new order of hs.
195:4.1 The church, being an adjunct to s. and the ally of
195:5.1 in all of man’s efforts to stabilize s. and facilitate the
195:8.5 But beware! This godless philosophy of hs. will lead
195:8.6 Nothing can take the place of God in hs..
195:8.10 This secularistic hs., notwithstanding its unparalleled
195:8.13 The secularization of science, education, and s. can
195:10.6 adventure of building a new and transformed hs.
195:10.20 Christianity unwittingly seemed to sponsor a s. which
196:2.11 The ultimate goal of s.’ most advanced achievement
socioeconomic
72:2.9 court systems—the law courts and the s. courts.
72:2.13 The s. courts function in the following three divisions
72:2.17 The federal supreme court does not pass upon s.
97:3.1 in Yahweh and the followers of Baal was a s. clash
97:3.5 This s. controversy did not become a definite issue
103:9.1 the political distortions and the s. perversions of the
sociologic
82:5.10 That these taboos respecting in-marriage were s.,
84:0.3 The home is basically a s. institution.
84:6.2 But marriage is not biologic; it is s..
87:7.8 biologic, s., and religious significance of the home.
99:3.8 into the achievement of some s. or theologic drive.
99:4.6 s. rip tides of the cyclonic transitions of a scientific
sociological
140:8.12 The nearest he came to making s. pronouncements
sociologist
140:8.11 Jesus was not a s., but he did labor to break down
195:6.9 The materialistic s. of today surveys a community,
sociologists
48:6.32 they are the skillful s. and the wise ethnic advisers
sociology
3:4.7 relationship is an actual experience in cosmic s.,
97:9.28 the first time theology displaced s. and economics.
97:9.28 more and more to be separated from politics, s.,
102:2.3 by the laws of physiology, psychology, and s..
102:4.6 astronomy, physics, chemistry, biology, s., and
102:7.7 If science, philosophy, or s. dares to become
111:4.4 when youth neglect to interest themselves in s.,
129:1.10 expressing his ideas and ideals about politics, s.,
sociomoral
5:1.4 quite independently of all such s. differentials of
sociophilosophical
170:5.19 to create a s. system of belief regarding the fact
sociopolitical
70:7.1 divided into two classes: s. and religio-mystical.
175:2.1 The Jews, as a nation, as a s. group, paid in full the
sociosuggestive
91:8.12 is purely autosuggestive in private devotions and s.
Socrates—Greek philosopher
98:2.6 S. and his successors, Plato and Aristotle, taught that
Socratic
98:0.1 The ideals of the Western world were basically S.,
soda
95:2.4 by the action of the s.-impregnated sand, while
sodium or sodium chloride
41:6.1 these wandering derelicts, especially s. and calcium.
41:6.3 The s. atom, under certain modifications, is also
41:6.3 since this element has almost twice the mass of s..
58:1.3 The Life Carriers had projected a sc. pattern of life;
58:6.5 the ability to maintain the proper degree of sc. in
Sodom
93:5.9 went to S. to engage in trade and animal husbandry.
93:5.12 the property of his nephew Lot, who dwelt in S..
93:5.14 Abraham’s diplomatic dealings with the king of S.,
93:5.14 resulted in the king of S. joining the Hebron military
93:6.7 narratives relating to the natural destruction of S.
93:8.1 It was shortly after the destruction of S. and
soft
63:3.2 by hallways which had been excavated in s. limestone
118:10.9 the tempering fire that is transmuting the s. iron of
139:4.13 John found that a “s. answer turns away wrath.”
144:8.3 A man of changeable moods and clothed in s.
149:4.2 You all know that ‘a s. answer turns away wrath,’
150:9.3 Jesus had long taught the apostles that a s. answer
155:5.13 Are you fearful, s., and ease-seeking?
soften
88:5.3 chew a bit of hard wood in order to s. the heart of
softened
156:5.4 thought he s. the heart of Moses and hardened the
softening
179:4.8 This supper, with its tender episodes and s. touches,
softness
70:2.16 5. The growth of undesirable racial s., biologic
soil
8:1.5 In this way is the s. of life prepared for the
46:7.2 and mechanical contrivances in the culture of the s..
49:4.5 tilling the s. is the one pursuit that is common to the
50:4.4 Cultivation of the s., associated with home building
52:1.7 It is the forerunner of civilization and the s. for the
52:2.8 and the cultivation of the s. become established.
66:5.4 later on to be of service in the cultivation of the s..
66:7.19 The cultivation of the s. is inherent in the
66:7.19 Work with the s. is not a curse; rather is it the
68:2.6 a settled residence where she could cultivate the s..
68:5.10 three stages overlap, men hunt and women till the s..
68:5.11 friction between the herders and the tillers of the s..
68:6.1 Man is a creature of the s., a child of nature;
69:8.5 male prisoners and forced them to cultivate the s..
69:8.5 The Africans could easily be taught to till the s.;
76:1.4 compelled to wrest a living from unprepared s.
76:2.6 education are indispensable s. and atmosphere for
79:8.6 Such irrigation and s.-conservation difficulties
80:2.5 the Adamites hunted, herded, and tilled the s.
80:3.8 and in some measure to fishers and tillers of the s..
81:1.4 For ages it was considered menial to till the s.;
81:1.4 wherefore the idea that s. toil is a curse, whereas it is
81:3.1 the superior tribes became the cultivation of the s.,
84:3.6 Primitive man shunned the s.; it was too peaceful,
84:3.8 liberation came when man consented to till the s.,
84:3.10 as soon as man addressed himself to tilling the s.,
85:1.2 either erosion or the results of the overturning of s..
86:7.6 Primitive religion prepared the s. of the human mind,
92:7.2 even as Sikhism budded and blossomed out of the s.
95:3.4 In the s. of these evolving ethical ideas and moral
97:3.3 to send rain—he was a god of fertility of the s..
97:9.24 with property rights as well as with s. fertility.
97:9.29 Judaism was the s. out of which Christianity grew,
100:0.2 Love supplies the s. for religious growth—
100:1.5 The s. essential for religious growth presupposes a
103:2.3 The evolutionary s. in the mind of man in which the
111:1.1 Mind is the human s. from which the spirit Monitor
117:6.25 patiently as a river quietly wears away the s. beneath.
121:4.1 abundant s. of natural goodness and potential human
122:2.8 And the s. of John’s heart was ever responsive to the
130:2.3 like Paul to enter India, where the spiritual s. was so
137:8.12 This kingdom is like a seed growing in the good s. of
149:5.3 too many of man’s troubles take origin in the s. of
151:1.2 it sprang up because there was no depth to the s.,
151:2.3 The seed which fell on good s., springing up to
156:5.1 grounded in the slime and muck of the darkened s.
156:5.1 roots of origin and being in the animal s. of human
156:5.2 the mind and morals of the individual are the s.
156:5.2 The s. of the evolving soul is human and material,
162:6.3 the dry ground and spread over the parched s.,
162:9.7 were relieved to have the Master back on friendly s.;
170:1.16 of early Christianity from a Jewish to a gentile s..
170:5.3 the teachings of Jesus from a Jewish to a gentile s.
174:5.8 but if it dies in good s., it springs up again to life
195:2.4 devotion, and stalwart self-control was ideal s. for
196:3.25 Morality is the essential pre-existent s. of personal
sojourn—noun
1:7.9 pleasure of a s. in the immediate personal presence
3:1.11 these indwelling Adjusters by the minds of their s..
5:3.5 the details of your earthly s. in connection with the
5:5.7 even in the days of his temporal s. on earth:
14:5.5 During your s. in Havona as a pilgrim of ascent,
14:5.10 to aggravate and annoy you during your short s. on
18:4.7 to the headquarters of Splandon after your s. on the
19:6.2 During your long s. on the billion worlds of
20:2.3 work is individually unique in the realms of their s.,
20:4.5 the misunderstandings about the Urantian s. of
20:6.2 do not beget offspring on the worlds of their s.;
20:6.4 of the mortal races on the worlds of their s..
20:9.1 of formulating plans concerning their projected s.
21:5.9 particular regarding the worlds of their creature s.
21:5.10 not only the worlds of their personal s. but all
22:2.8 directing the affairs of the spheres of their s..
23:1.6 on all the broadcasts of the realms of their s..
24:6.3 with countless other personalities during your s.
25:3.14 During the Paradise s. they report to the Master
25:8.3 you mortals will encounter during your Paradise s.
25:8.6 during the terminal days of the ascenders’ s. on the
25:8.7 During your prefinaliter s. on Paradise, if for any
26:3.2 may be exempted from s. on one or more of the local
26:8.1 are the most intriguing of the entire Havona s..
26:10.1 the s. on the second circle affords ample opportunity
26:10.3 After a long s. on circuit number two the subjects of
26:10.5 while the s. on this circle is wholly pleasurable
26:11.6 Near the end of the first-circle s. the ascending
28:7.2 become fully acquainted with them during your s. on
30:4.23 in accordance with their s. upon the minor sector,
31:3.4 mortals are spirits of the first order during their s. in
31:8.3 their present Paradise s. is in every way Trinity
35:3.12 this same method is adhered to throughout their s.
35:3.16 3. The reviews of this sphere pertain to the s. on the
35:3.18 the review of the ascendant s. on the constellation
36:6.5 existence and the time of its s. in the body of matter,
37:4.3 the regulations of the local universe of their s.,
37:5.1 During this temporary s. they foster the evolution
37:10.5 Such mortals of temporary s. on Salvington are
38:6.1 After the second millennium of s. at seraphic
38:9.13 so effectively served during the long planetary s..
39:4.13 Your short s. on Urantia, on this sphere of mortal
39:4.17 One of the delights of your s. on Jerusem will be to
40:5.5 1. Mortals of the transient or experiential Adjuster s..
40:5.8 mortals of the transient or experiential Adjuster s..
40:5.10 the transient s. of the Adjusters contributes much
40:9.2 During this temporary s. the Adjusters effectively
43:8.3 Your s. on Edentia and its associated spheres will be
43:8.13 As ascending mortals you will enjoy your s. on the
43:9.2 This entire s. on the constellation training worlds,
43:9.2 Throughout your s. on the system worlds you
43:9.3 This constellation s. of an ascending mortal is the
47:3.9 The s. on mansion world number one is designed to
47:7.4 to prepare you for the subsequent constellation s..
47:8.3 is not achieved until the time of the s. on the fifth
47:8.7 During the s. on world number six the mansion
47:9.1 During your s. here you will receive the instruction
47:9.1 spheres are virtually obliterated during the s. on
48:1.5 and 491 during the s. on the spheres of Salvington.
48:3.15 in the abodes assigned as headquarters for your s.
48:3.18 the mansion worlds, whether your s. is to be long or
48:5.9 worlds native to their pupils of mansion world s..
50:3.3 they occupy for the periods of their planetary s..
50:7.2 it disappears during the s. in Havona but promptly
55:4.27 —to go direct to the midsonite world for a brief s.,
55:8.4 from the universe headquarters worlds of their s. to
63:0.3 Throughout their mortal s. on Urantia they called
66:1.4 to the welfare of the universe of his origin and s.,
66:4.10 And it was during the thirty-third year of their s. in
66:8.4 of isolated Urantia down to the time of Adam’s s.
73:4.1 Material Sons, the biologic uplifters, begin their s. on
73:5.8 during the early days of Adam’s s. in Eden the whole
74:3.9 When the sixth day of their s. on earth was over,
74:7.24 work for the welfare and uplift of the world of his s..
74:8.10 almost a thousand years after Moses’ s. on earth
77:6.6 during his s. on earth they all made final decisions
89:4.5 as the traditions of the s. of Adam filtered down
93:5.7 During his brief s. in Egypt Abraham found a distant
93:5.7 During the latter part of his s. on the Nile Abraham
93:6.3 of Canaan by his offspring after their s. in Egypt.
93:8.1 Melchizedek’s decision to terminate his s. in the
93:10.2 But Machiventa did not end his s. in the flesh of
94:12.3 may elect to enjoy a s. in Paradise prior to entering
95:5.15 consequent upon their s. in Egypt these Bedouins
96:1.4 For centuries after Melchizedek’s s. at Salem his
96:1.11 eruptions occurring as late as the time of the s. of the
96:4.4 During this lengthy s. before Sinai the religious
96:4.5 Horeb during the third week of their worshipful s. at
109:2.9 to the Adjuster ministry of the realms of their s.,
109:3.6 subsequent to the s. of a Paradise bestowal Son,
110:7.7 must be patient through the long years of silent s.
112:7.3 may be delayed until the time of the constellation s.;
119:2.7 leave of the planet of his short administrative s.,
119:6.3 not even excepting his dramatic and tragic s. on
119:6.6 material worlds of the entire constellation of his s..
119:7.8 The story of Michael’s s. on Urantia, the narrative of
120:1.7 regarding the divine mission of your continued s. in
120:2.1 terminate your s., and prepare for ascension to
120:2.5 of men living thereon at the time of your mortal s.,
120:2.7 mortals of Urantia in the days of your earthly s.
123:0.1 Owing to the uncertainties and anxieties of their s.
123:0.3 Throughout the two years of their s. at Alexandria,
123:6.2 His first week’s s. on his uncle’s farm (since infancy)
123:6.8 he questioned the wisdom of the proposed s. in
127:3.3 James on the whole enjoyed his s. at Jerusalem.
128:2.6 after six months’ s. at Sepphoris Jesus was not
129:3.5 must discern the purpose of his s. on your world.
129:3.6 become habitable since the eventful times of his s.
130:3.6 conclusions until near the end of their s. in Rome.
130:5.2 It was during the island s. that Gonod first proposed
131:0.1 During the Alexandrian s. of Jesus, Gonod, and
132:0.0 THE SOJOURN AT ROME
132:0.4 all the manifold experiences of his six months’ s. in
132:1.1 Jesus had an all-night talk early during his s. in Rome
132:4.3 during the s. in Rome, Jesus personally came into
133:4.13 The three travelers enjoyed their s. in Corinth.
133:4.13 Their s. in this city was one of the most interesting of
133:5.12 The s. in Athens was pleasant and profitable, but it
133:7.0 7. THE S. AT CYPRUS—DISCOURSE ON MIND
133:7.2 at once began the assembly of supplies for their s.
133:7.5 The last week of their s. in the mountains Jesus and
134:8.0 8.THE SOJOURN ON MOUNT HERMON
134:8.6 Near the end of the mountain s. Jesus asked his
134:8.9 And when Jesus came down from his s. on Mount
134:8.10 At the end of this s. on the mountain, as Jesus was
134:9.9 finished during the eventful s. on Mount Hermon.
139:7.10 the teachings of the Master during his recent s. on
141:3.0 3. THE SOJOURN AT AMATHUS
141:6.5 The apostles made progress during the s. at Amathus
141:7.2 The second week of the s. at Bethany beyond Jordan
141:8.1 Throughout the four weeks’ s. at Bethany beyond
142:8.3 This s. in the south of Judea was a restful season of
144:1.10 in the third week of their s. on Mount Gilboa.
144:5.1 during the remainder of Jesus’ s., he brought to the
146:2.1 the twenty-four on the second evening of their s. in
146:4.6 The s. at Chorazin was very depressing to most of
146:7.1 During their s. at this place the Master recounted
148:8.1 The last week of the s. at Bethsaida the Jerusalem
150:7.0 7. THE SOJOURN AT NAZARETH
152:6.3 The second night of their s. at Gennesaret the
152:7.2 During this s. at Jerusalem the twelve learned how
155:3.1 Jesus did no public work during this two weeks’ s.
155:3.2 The s. at Caesarea-Philippi was a real test to the
155:3.5 One of the great lessons of this s. at Caesarea had to
156:0.0 THE SOJOURN AT TYRE AND SIDON
156:2.3 during their s. many were added to the kingdom.
156:2.6 The theme of Jesus’ instructions during the s. at
156:6.5 the period of the Phoenician s., his enemies reckoned
157:0.1 Before Jesus took the twelve for a short s. in the
163:4.6 to be a worthy home, abide there throughout the s. in
169:0.1 This was the last week of Jesus’ s. there, and he was
170:2.7 Man’s mortal s. on earth acquired new meanings
170:5.19 system of belief regarding the fact of Michael’s s.
172:2.1 from doing any public work during this Passover s.
182:1.4 I have represented you in this world during my s.
191:3.4 from the s. on the headquarters of the constellation
193:0.2 to witness that I told you beforehand that my s.
193:0.3 From the beginning of my s. as one of you, I
193:5.2 send into this world of my s. the Spirit of Truth;
193:6.1 when the apostles came back from their recent s. in
196:2.2 the conclusion of his long s. in the spirit training
sojourn—verb
11:5.1 that which is revealed; personalities do not s. there.
13:0.4 No personal being may s. on any of these seven
13:0.6 Many beings and entities other than personal s. on
14:3.5 who often s. and minister on the Havona worlds.
14:5.4 ascenders go to s. on the second circuit of worlds,
14:5.5 all this is possible to those who s. on the circles of
15:7.6 ascenders s. upon the completion of the Jerusem
17:4.3 when you s. in the Uversa schools because these
17:5.3 Spirits of the Circuits make contact with those who s
26:2.1 the skilled ministers to all types of beings who s. on
26:2.4 numerous orders of Paradise Citizens who s. for long
27:4.1 the perfect conduct of the high beings who s. on the
30:3.1 The seven courtesy colonies s. on the architectural
37:4.2 gracious ministers, who s. with us for the purpose of
46:5.22 recorders of all these groups of angels do not s.
48:3.10 visitors and other celestials who may chance to s. on
55:2.9 Neither do they s., as students, on the morontia
74:7.11 To s. in the Garden a Urantian had to be “adopted.
114:3.1 one of their number to s. on your world to act as
134:3.4 Cymboyton arranged with Jesus to s. with them for
149:4.1 where Jesus chanced to s. with James and John.
160:0.1 Thomas, went home to s. with friends or to visit
190:5.3 Said Cleopas: “Can it be that you s. in Jerusalem and
sojourned
4:5.7 magnificently portrayed by the Creator Son who s.
10:8.6 I s. in a universe where a group of beings taught that
20:6.6 tragic end encountered by the Creator Son who s.
21:3.15 When a Creator has seven times s. among his
45:4.16 having s. on Urantia in the likeness of mortal flesh
55:1.5 Not long since I s. on a world in the far north
96:2.3 into the clans of Israel had never s. in Egypt.
119:5.2 the recounting of the days when Eventod s. there,
122:10.4 They s. in Alexandria two full years, not returning to
133:3.5 And many times when the Apostle Paul s. in this
152:7.1 while the rest of the apostles s., two and two,
155:2.2 Peter and the evangelists s. in Chorazin for two
158:0.1 here they s. for two days in spiritual preparation for
166:2.1 they encountered a group of ten lepers who s. near
171:1.4 the one thousand and more persons who s. with
181:2.20 I was not able to accomplish when I s. with you as
191:3.1 morontia Jesus s. with these splendid intelligences
sojourner
27:5.2 Any s. on Paradise may at will have by his side the
27:5.2 living repository of the particular fact or truth he
45:1.11 As a s. on the seventh mansion world, you have
sojourners
39:2.6 task of preparing the ascendant s. on Salvington
45:1.2 All mansion world s. go to the finaliter sphere at
46:7.7 shown them by the material and semimaterial s.
47:8.1 S. on this sphere are permitted to visit transition
47:8.1 world number six where they learn more about the
47:8.1 although they are not able to visualize many of these
47:8.1 they receive their first lessons in the prospective
48:7.2 designed to assist these new mansion world s. in
66:4.1 teachings and conduct of the one hundred new s. on
66:4.11 but the primitive s. at Dalamatia were taught about
67:5.1 Among the superior and partially trained s. in and
77:8.10 and guides for celestial visitors and student s.,
119:6.1 Michael called the s. on the headquarters planet
119:6.5 a majority of the s. on the worlds adjacent to
129:4.8 living of the life required of mortals as s. in the flesh.
160:2.9 the good of others, his fellow s. in time and eternity.
sojourning
14:1.11 of both celestial and terrestrial origin s. thereon.
26:3.10 the Paradise pilgrims, and other orders of beings s. in
45:6.6 training while s. in the homes of the Jerusem Sons
47:5.2 When s. on the first mansion world, you have
47:9.2 While s. on mansonia number seven, permission is
66:7.3 to favorably impress the student observers s. at the
100:7.1 character which Jesus acquired while s. in the flesh,
114:5.5 the student visitors who may chance to be s. on the
115:7.9 [Sponsored by a Mighty Messenger temporarily s.
116:7.7 [Sponsored by a Mighty Messenger temporarily s.
117:7.18 [Sponsored by a Mighty Messenger temporarily s. on
118:10.24 [Sponsored by a Mighty Messenger temporarily s.
123:5.4 when no visitor of prominence happened to be s. in
141:4.1 While s. at Amathus, Jesus spent much time with
142:4.1 the house which he occupied when s. in Jerusalem
143:3.5 pressed for funds inasmuch as they had been s.
146:4.2 most of his time, while s. at Iron, in the mines.
152:7.1 did he permit them to teach or preach while s. in
156:6.8 on learning that Jesus was s. across the lake in the
189:4.1 the ten apostles were s. at the home of Elijah and
sojourns
0:12.13 there s. with the human soul the Spirit of Truth;
1:4.1 The manner in which the Father s. with the creatures
1:4.3 There s. within each moral being of this planet a
37:5.10 except to enjoy many pleasant and profitable s. as the
49:4.7 influenced by the successive s. of the divine Sons.
49:6.20 the benefits of numerous s. of the divine Sons.
124:1.2 s. on his uncle’s farm south of Nazareth, and fishing
Sol Invictus
98:5.3 This sun-god, or S., was a degeneration of the
solace
98:2.2 They sought for the s. of the soul in deep thinking
solar—see solar system
15:4.9 suns and redispatched in space as s. emanations.
15:6.9 and subsequently distributed by, the s. dynamos.
15:6.13 Many comets are unestablished offspring of the s.
29:4.32 Somewhat as a plant stores s. light, so do these
41:3.1 These s. furnaces, together with the dark giants of
41:3.2 about one million miles, that of your own s. orb
41:4.3 You are not familiar with the s. supergases, but
41:5.0 5. SOLAR RADIATION
41:5.4 the very center of an average sun up to the s. surface
41:5.7 S. energy may seem to be propelled in waves, but
41:5.8 s.-light emanations appear to execute certain wavy
41:5.8 the various space-forces and s. energies operating
41:6.1 atomic casualties of the fierce encounters of the s.
41:6.2 It not only endures s. ionization—splitting—but
41:6.2 X rays and shattered by the high s. temperatures.
41:6.3 these mutilated remnants of s. calcium literally ride
41:6.3 calcium escapes from the s. photosphere,
41:6.3 Of all the s. elements, calcium, notwithstanding its
41:6.3 most successful in escaping from the s. interior to
41:6.4 Calcium is a versatile element at s. temperatures.
41:6.4 Calcium is the most expert s.-prison escaper.
41:6.5 when tossed by the temperature-X-ray s. forces to
41:6.6 the s. calcium is now in the outer crust of the sun.
41:6.7 For example: S. spectra exhibit many iron lines, but
41:7.0 7. SOURCES OF SOLAR ENERGY
41:7.3 energy expenditure, and the sources of s. energy,
41:7.8 5. S. contraction; the cooling and contraction of a
41:7.13 These s. temperatures operate to enormously speed
41:7.14 Such s. furnaces blaze on indefinitely, being able to
41:8.0 8. SOLAR-ENERGY REACTIONS
41:8.1 s. energy is liberated by various complex nuclear-
41:8.3 such particles readily escape from the s. interior,
41:9.1 veritable energy blast during adolescent s. times.
41:9.3 Your own s. center radiates almost one hundred
41:10.1 when the limits of s. cohesion were reached and
41:10.2 The majority of s. systems had an origin different
42:3.4 the explosive and repellent stage of the s. supergases.
42:4.8 the heat and pressure of certain internal s. states,
42:4.8 But no known s. heat can convert ultimatons back
42:5.8 of the electron yields the various forms of s. X rays
42:5.8 The s. X rays are identical with those which are
57:3.9 300,000,000,000 years ago the Andronover s.
57:4.8 from the last of the Andronover second s. family.
57:5.5 moments of maximum expansion during s. pulsations
57:5.5 were shot out into space as gigantic s. tongues.
57:5.5 to form independent bodies of matter, s. meteorites,
57:5.6 As the Angona system drew nearer, the s.
57:5.6 there was drawn out a vast column of s. gases,
57:5.7 This great column of s. gases which was separated
57:5.7 matter was subsequently recaptured by s. gravity as
57:5.8 Angona did not secure for itself any of this s. matter.
57:5.10 the enormous column of superheated s. gases,
57:5.12 the sun in the equatorial plane of their s. mother,
57:5.12 if they had been thrown off by s. revolution.
57:5.12 they travel in the plane of the Angona s. extrusion,
57:5.13 Angona was unable to capture any of the s. mass,
57:6.1 a period of diminishing s. disgorgement ensued.
57:6.1 the s. parent was able to recapture a large portion of
58:2.1 —light is not the only s. contribution reaching your
58:2.1 Vast s. energies pour in upon Urantia embracing
58:2.2 the s. radiation at the extreme ultraviolet end of the
58:2.7 are directly related to sunspots, those s. cyclones
58:2.7 opposite directions above and below the s. equator,
58:2.8 of sunspots to alter light frequencies shows that s.
58:2.9 Even the compass needle is responsive to this s.
85:5.2 S. worship first took extensive root in India,
95:2.7 s. veneration became a species of ancestor worship.
95:4.1 proclaimed salvation through calling on the s. deity.
116:7.2 as mortals look to s. energy for life maintenance,
solar system
15:1.2 Your s. and other worlds of time are not plunging
15:1.2 as the orbits of the planets constituting your s. are
15:1.5 Today, the s. to which Urantia belongs is a few
15:3.6 which were attendant upon the birth of your s.,
15:3.6 Your s. now occupies a fairly central position in
15:3.9 2. The circuit of your s. about the nucleus of the
15:3.15 space paths of your planet and your s. are genetic,
15:5.5 Your own s. had just such an origin.
15:5.8 With your s., such an end would mean that the
15:5.8 Such an end of a s. would result in the production
15:6.15 In your s. only three planets are at present suited to
41:2.2 few of which had an origin similar to that of your s..
41:6.6 eruptions in connection with the formation of the s..
41:7.13 The total heat now given out by the s. sun each
41:10.1 a vast pinnacle of matter, the ancestor of the s.,
41:10.2 gravity always produces the s. type of creation;
41:10.5 isolated on the outskirts of Satania, your s., being
42:7.1 The formation of all matter is on the order of the s..
42:7.1 the sun of some starry group like your own s..
42:7.2 as they revolve about the sun in the space of the s..
57:2.1 in many ways resembling your own diminutive s..
57:4.1 solitary sun functioning as the center of a terminal s..
57:4.8 The number of the s. sun is 1,013,572.
57:5.0 5. ORIGIN OF MONMATIA—THE URANTIA S.
57:5.3 planetary family, the s. to which your world belongs.
57:5.7 solar gases evolved into the twelve planets of the s..
57:5.7 with the extrusion of this gigantic s. ancestor,
57:5.7 condense into the meteors and space dust of the s.,
57:5.8 drawing away the ancestral material of the s. planets
57:5.8 all of the material comprising the present-day s..
57:5.10 These two largest of the s. planets have remained
57:5.11 The worlds of the s. thus had a double origin:
57:5.13 shortly after the extrusion of the s. ancestral mass
57:5.13 Angona system swung so near to the massive s.
57:5.14 All of the s. material derived from the sun was
57:5.14 all s. material would still maintain the same direction
57:5.14 foreign directional forces into the emerging s. with
57:6.0 6.THE S. STAGE—THE PLANET-FORMING ERA
57:6.1 Subsequent to the birth of the s. a period of solar
57:6.5 The fifth planet of the s. of long, long ago
57:6.6 the planets and satellites of the s. are still growing as
57:6.8 3,000,000,000 years ago the s. was functioning much
57:6.8 Its members continued to grow in size as space
57:6.9 your s. was placed on the registry of Nebadon
57:7.1 the space regions of the s. were swarming with
195:5.9 can no more be maintained than could the s. without
solar-energy
41:8.0 8. SOLAR-ENERGY REACTIONS
solar-light
41:5.8 s. emanations appear to execute certain wavy
solar-prison
41:6.4 Calcium is the most expert s. escaper.
sold
83:3.2 they were not s. as animals—among the later tribes
89:5.7 bodies were s. or exchanged for those of strangers.
97:3.2 They held that land could not be s. or mortgaged.
97:3.2 “Yahweh spoke, saying, ‘The land shall not be s.,
97:3.3 settled Canaanites (the Baalites) freely bought, s.,
126:1.2 he had been taught Joseph’s brethren s. him into
127:3.1 an equity in one other), already mortgaged, was s..
150:4.3 “Are not two sparrows s. for a penny?
151:4.5 found one pearl of great price, he went out and s.
157:1.2 and cast for the fish, and when you have s. them
159:1.4 and that his children be s. to pay his debt.
165:3.4 “Are not five sparrows s. for two pennies?
165:4.5 “Master, I know that your apostles have s. all their
171:1.4 Much as David disliked to do it, he s. the entire
172:1.5 “Why was this ointment not s. and the money
172:1.6 and say that this ointment should have been s.
173:1.2 for a pair of doves which should have been s. to
194:4.7 Thousands of earnest believers s. their property
soldier
128:6.5 impropriety directly to and within hearing of the s.
130:6.6 he subsequently bore by orders of a Roman s. was
132:4.6 To a Roman s., as they walked along the Tiber, he
135:12.7 And Herod Antipas sent a s., commanding him to
135:12.7 the s. bringing the head of the prophet on a platter
139:2.6 Peter was a brave s. when facing a frontal attack,
141:3.5 intellectual Nicodemus and to the hardy Roman s.,
147:1.2 the Roman s. sent his friends out to greet Jesus,
183:3.4 addressing the foremost s. on the left, the captain
183:3.9 In fact, the s. got near enough to John to lay hold
183:3.9 escaping naked while the s. held the empty coat.
183:3.10 After John Mark’s escape from the clutch of the s.
184:5.1 Here the Roman s. and the temple guards watched
soldiers or Roman soldiers
70:1.20 though women have always fed and nursed the s.
89:3.6 The continence cult originated as a ritual among s.
97:9.12 because eighty per cent of David’s s. were Baalites.
98:0.3 spread in Europe by the Jewish mercenary s. who
135:6.8 To the s. he said: “Do no violence and exact
139:7.10 certain unbelieving Jews conspired with the Rs. to
147:1.2 and I have s. under me, and I say to this one go,
182:3.11 Before Judas and the s. arrived, the Master had fully
183:0.3 animosity that they would offer resistance to the s.
183:1.1 Jesus by the ignorant servants and the calloused s.,
183:2.3 made bold to ask for a company of forty armed s..
183:2.4 by more than sixty persons—temple guards, Rs.,
183:3.1 As this company of armed s. and guards, carrying
183:3.1 that he had arrived on the scene ahead of the s.
183:3.2 they knew that these s. were coming to arrest Jesus,
183:3.2 As the company of s. approached on one side,
183:3.3 to Gethsemane, simply point Jesus out to the s.,
183:3.6 stepped up to the s. and again asked, “Whom do you
183:3.7 the captain of the s. was altogether willing to allow
183:3.7 But before the s. could come to the defense of the
183:3.8 who now, with the help of his s., laid heavy hands on
183:3.9 but the s. were not quick enough since, having
183:3.9 one of the last of the returning s. who had pursued
183:3.10 had already gone on after the mob of s., guards,
183:5.1 the company of s. as to where they were to take
183:5.1 The captain of the Rs. directed that Jesus be taken
184:0.1 secretly instructed the captain of the Rs. to bring
184:2.1 As the band of guards and s. approached the
184:2.1 marching by the side of the captain of the Rs..
185:0.2 to employ the Rs. in arresting the Son of Man,
185:1.3 he permitted his s. to enter Jerusalem without
185:1.3 the practice of the Rs. under his predecessor.
185:1.3 the images removed from the standards of his s. in
185:2.6 and after Pilate had granted permission to use Rs. in
185:6.2 he ordered the Jewish guards and the Rs. to take
185:8.2 See you to it. The s. will lead him forth.”
186:0.2 Jesus, accompanied by the Rs. who were to crucify
186:1.1 the Master was placed in the custody of the Rs.
186:2.10 of the jeers, blows, and buffetings of the coarse s.
186:3.1 Shortly after Jesus was turned over to the Rs. at
186:3.2 As soon as Jesus was turned over to the Rs by Pilate
186:4.1 he ordered the Master turned over to the Rs.
186:4.1 Upon taking charge of Jesus, the s. led him back
186:4.1 These s. mocked and derided him, but they did not
186:4.1 Jesus was now alone with these Roman s..
186:4.2 eight o’clock when Pilate turned Jesus over to the s.
186:4.3 By the time the s. were ready to depart with Jesus
186:4.3 they had begun to be impressed by Jesus’ unusual
187:0.1 the s., under the direction of a centurion, started
187:0.1 The centurion in charge of these twelve s. was the
187:0.1 was the same captain who had led forth the Rs.
187:0.1 It was the Roman custom to assign four s. for each
187:0.4 when the s. led Jesus from the praetorium on the
187:0.4 Knowing that he had been turned over to the Rs.
187:1.1 the s. placed the crossbeam on Jesus’ shoulders.
187:1.1 the time of the arrival of the s. and their prisoners,
187:1.9 The s. shouted at him and kicked him, but he could
187:1.9 Jesus had already endured, he commanded the s. to
187:1.11 the Rs. set themselves about the task of nailing the
187:2.1 The s. first bound the Master’s arms with cords to
187:2.1 When they had hoisted this crossbeam up on the post
187:2.1 after they had nailed it securely to the upright timber
187:2.6 they dared not attempt to remove it since the Rs.
187:2.8 the four s. assigned to the Master’s crucifixion,
187:2.8 when the s. saw what an unusual garment it was,
187:2.9 that the Rs. took possession of the Master’s clothing
187:3.4 The s. now prepared to eat lunch and drink their
187:5.1 only the thirteen Rs. and a group of about fifteen
187:5.4 Still the s. and the small group of believers stood
187:5.4 The s. crouched near the cross, huddled together to
187:5.7 Pilate forthwith sent three s. to break the legs
187:5.8 When these s. arrived at Golgotha, they did
187:5.8 they found Jesus already dead, much to their surprise
187:5.8 one of the s. pierced his left side with his spear.
188:0.1 he was taken down from the cross by the Rs..
188:1.1 they found the s. taking Jesus down from the cross
188:1.1 the centurion ordered four of his s. to his side,
188:1.1 The centurion ordered the other s. to leave the two
188:1.1 I and my s. will stand by to see that no man interferes
188:1.5 the centurion signaled for his s. to help roll the stone
188:1.5 The s. then departed for Gehenna with the bodies of
188:2.3 he said: “I will give you a guard of ten s..
188:2.3 tomb with these ten Jewish guards and ten Rs.,
189:1.2 the seal of Pilate was still unbroken; the s. were
189:1.13 The s. are still on guard, and the seal of the governor
189:2.4 When the watching Jewish guards and the Rs.,
189:2.5 they resorted to bribing these guards and the Rs..
189:2.5 the Jewish leaders made solemn promises to the s.
189:4.5 they encountered a number of s. fleeing into the city
189:4.7 ever since meeting the panicky s. at the city gate,
190:4.1 the Greeks who were at Gethsemane when the s.
sole
0:6.11 Gravity is the s. control of energy-matter.
13:2.4 they have their s. homes on the Isle of Paradise in
21:2.10 those creatures of s. origin in the Creative Spirit nor
23:4.3 a Solitary Messenger is forever transferred to the s.
28:3.2 personal or otherwise, of s. origin in the First
33:2.2 Personality is the s. bestowal of the Father, but the
50:1.1 the Planetary Prince is the s. representative of
61:6.3 And the s. survivors of these Urantia aborigines,
74:1.5 visible heads, in reality the s. rulers, of planet 606
76:5.7 Misfortune has not been the s. lot of Urantia;
84:6.8 it is the s. hope of race perpetuation under the mores
100:3.7 Man’s s. contribution to growth is the mobilization
103:9.7 universe journey in the s. company of TRUTH.
119:8.1 constituting this union of God and man s. head of the
120:0.7 to effect this incarnation for the s. purpose of
126:2.2 This lad of Nazareth now became the s. support
127:0.1 he found himself the head and s. support of a family.
127:5.2 the dread of losing the head and s. support of her
128:3.6 Paul, the philosopher, if not the s. founder,
131:1.2 He is the s. maker of the heavens and the earth.
195:8.9 But secularism is not the s. parent of all these gains
solely
8:4.7 The Spirit’s ministry is not restricted s. to the
15:2.1 Therefore the estimates which I offer are s. for the
17:2.3 Majeston is concerned s. with the co-ordination and
20:3.3 If a Magisterial Son comes s. as a dispensational
22:9.5 The Trinity embrace may act s. upon the idea which
24:1.2 they function s. as the agents of the Conjoint Actor.
24:1.16 They deal s. with those personalities and entities
24:2.5 He is s. attuned to his subordinates stationed in the
24:5.4 They are responsible s. to the Supreme Executive
27:5.5 can consult this vast store of knowledge is s. due
29:4.15 the conciliating commissions but are otherwise s.
29:4.37 These living barometers are s. concerned with the
33:3.8 the Spirit is s. responsible for bringing into existence
37:6.6 The progression of eternity does not consist s. in
52:4.3 come to the mortal spheres on judicial actions, s. as
72:6.8 old-age pensions are s. administered by the federal
108:4.5 I do not believe that Adjusters are devoted s. to the
112:6.10 and becomes s. dependent on morontia intellect.
117:7.7 they are s. amenable to the mandates of Paradise
126:3.6 deliverer or moral teacher s. to the Jewish people.
133:7.10 human mind, built up s. out of the consciousness of
140:6.6 I am on earth s. to comfort the minds, liberate the
195:2.2 early persecution of Christians in Rome was due s. to
195:9.4 and women who will dare to depend s. on Jesus
solemn
2:5.6 stop and ponder the s. fact that God lives within
37:3.4 lends a s. import to the Master’s promise, “I will
40:6.2 It is a s. and supernal fact that such lowly and
45:1.11 continue to serve as a s. warning to all Nebadon until
53:9.8 spiritual darkness in Satania have constituted a s.
73:2.3 enthusiastic workers who, in s. assembly, dedicated
87:6.14 the style of another generation, the so-called s. style.
89:2.2 when the taboo received the s. sanction of religion,
89:5.5 Eating human flesh became a s. ceremony of revenge
93:1.2 they convened in s. council and petitioned the
93:6.5 After the birth of Isaac, Abraham took a s. attitude
93:6.8 Upon the consummation of the s. covenant,
97:9.8 by elaborate and s. ceremonies to anoint him king
98:3.4 of Roman youths was the occasion of their s.
109:2.4 has entered into a s. and sincere betrothal with the
119:0.3 the s. oath to the eternal Trinity not to assume full
119:1.1 It was a s. occasion on Salvington almost one billion
123:3.5 Then followed the s. Passover, which the adults
123:3.5 the harvest ingathering; and last, the most s. of all,
123:3.6 This departure from the more s. and reverent modes
124:6.4 they could not participate in the s. ceremonies of the
126:4.8 had his townspeople seen him so magnificently s.;
127:6.6 After s. and fervent prayer they rose, and Jesus
127:6.7 they ate in s. conformity with the teachings just
132:5.23 wealth of one person for the benefit of others is a s.
134:9.3 Both of them were present at the s. services of the
136:2.1 Jewry was engaged in serious and s. self-examination
140:0.3 with the Master to participate in some sort of s.
140:1.7 about to put upon your souls the s. responsibility
140:2.3 beings looked down upon this s. and sacred scene—
140:9.1 he engaged in the s. act of the consecration of the
153:4.3 Let me utter a s. warning to you who would
154:5.4 This was a s. occasion for all present, but Jesus
162:4.2 combination of vacation pleasures with the s. rites
162:4.2 chants, and the s. blasts of the silvery trumpets of
179:1.6 last rendezvous with Jesus, and even in such a s.
186:2.2 the majestic silence and s. dignity of the divine
189:2.5 And the Jewish leaders made s. promises to the
190:3.1 midst of this thrilling recital when a sudden and s.
190:4.2 be left alone for a few more hours of s. reflection
193:3.3 This was a s. journey to Olivet. Not a word was
193:4.1 tragic fate of their traitorous fellow worker as a s.
solemnity
157:4.3 They wore expressions of dignified s., and all arose
solemnity of trust
28:6.13 the sense of the obligation, sacredness, and s..
28:6.16 your lack of capacity for appreciation of the s..
28:6.20 the way is prepared for the realization of the s..
Solemnity of Trust
28:6.13 4. The S. of Trust. Trust is the crucial test of will
28:6.13 These seconaphim accomplish a double purpose in
28:6.13 They portray to all will creatures the sense of the
28:6.13 the sense of the obligation, sacredness, and s..
28:6.13 they unerringly reflect to the governing authorities
28:6.16 your lack of capacity for appreciation of the s..
28:6.20 the way is prepared for the realization of the s.
solemnize
93:6.6 circumcision that on this occasion he decided to s.
solemnly
128:2.4 periodic family conferences and s. installed James,
128:7.13 formally and s. abdicated as head of Joseph’s
135:1.1 lad was duly and s. inducted into this order for life.
135:5.8 so s. exhorted his hearers to “flee from the wrath to
163:6.6 you would s. shun all forms of spiritual pride.
175:1.6 I s. warn you that you are about to lose your
solicit
139:7.9 make up for his failure to s. the necessary funds.
164:3.1 Although these mendicants did not s. or receive
solicitation
195:7.5 And in all your s. concerning the necessity for self-
solicited
139:7.8 Matthew never openly s. funds from the multitudes.
solicitous
110:7.10 without injury or jeopardy to the subject of my s.
132:4.8 the greater a nation the more s. will it be to see that
solicitude
3:2.9 whose survey, vision, and s. embrace the highest
119:4.4 the supreme seraphim regarded with special s., lest
159:5.7 but Jesus made the care of God for man like the s.
171:1.5 his indignant s. fled in haste to Philadelphia.
solid
15:5.5 In this way many of the s. planets of the lesser
15:6.14 planetesimals to enormous gaseous, liquid, or s.
41:3.6 Not all stars are s., but many of the older ones are.
41:4.1 your sun is neither a liquid nor a s.—it is gaseous—
41:4.2 Gaseous, liquid, and s. states are matters of atomic-
41:4.4 The weight of this hot-cold gaseous-s. is about one
41:10.3 Both the gas-contraction and the s.-accretion worlds
53:5.5 one red circle, in the center of which a black s. circle
57:5.4 this great system was a dark giant of space, s.,
57:7.10 to smash against the planetary crust as s. bodies.
58:5.4 earthquakes are caused by shifting of the s. outer
61:5.2 mantle of snow, which metamorphosed into s.
124:1.8 The fact that water could be had as a s., a liquid,
188:1.2 in Joseph’s new family tomb, hewn out of s. rock,
solid-accretion
41:10.3 Both the gas-contraction and the s. worlds are
solidarity
79:6.8 The yellow man was first to achieve a racial s.—
79:8.1 They had a great potential of racial s., but it failed
81:6.35 Without this intelligent patriotism and cultural s., all
89:5.6 inbreeding that was supposed to accentuate tribal s..
103:3.1 the influence of the clan or tribal spirit of s..
124:4.9 a masterful concept of group s. based upon loyalty
136:2.1 The Jewish sense of racial s. was very profound.
168:3.3 condemn Jesus with a s. bordering on unanimity.
solidification
43:4.9 but the s. of sentiment against the archrebels had
57:5.10 having cooled off to the point of condensation or s..
57:5.11 the other ten planets soon reached the stage of s. and
solidified
50:5.5 Homes are fortified, and the clans are s. by mutual
70:2.6 because war: 3. Fostered and s. nationalism.
72:9.6 Thus the electorate consists of s., unified, and
Solitarington
13:1.15 5. S.. This world is the “bosom of the Father and
13:1.17 beings unknown to mortal man, who look upon S. as
13:1.18 The secrets of S..
13:1.18 On S. are held the mysteries of the intimate
22:7.1 are among the secrets of Vicegerington and S.
solitary—see Solitary Messenger; Solitary Messengers
6:4.5 Father fragments have a s., unique, and exclusive
10:3.5 But he never had such a s. existence; the Son and
13:1.4 direct origin by the s. acts of the Universal Father.
15:6.8 Some are s. evolving space systems; others are
19:5.5 The Inspired Spirits are the s. Spirits of the universe
21:3.5 1. Initial vicegerent sovereignty—the s. provisional
23:0.1 initial creative action of the Infinite Spirit in s.
23:0.1 of bringing into existence s. personality spirits.
23:1.3 These s. spirits came forth in the dawn of time as
23:1.4 these s. spirits start out at the center of all things and
23:1.5 the only beings who can and do enjoy a s. existence,
23:1.8 These messengers of s. assignment are a versatile,
25:8.7 When once assigned to an ascendant mortal of s.
31:9.11 as associate assistants to the s. Paradise Architect.
33:2.4 beings possess such qualifications for s. sovereignty.
38:1.1 Mother Spirit concurrently engages in her initial s.
38:7.2 Each type of angel is very limited in s. function;
48:6.14 I triumph in the choirs of light or falter in the s.
57:4.1 ending either as a globular cluster or as a s. sun
57:4.8 gave birth to 136,702 suns, most of them s. orbs.
57:5.4 began its approach to the neighborhood of this s. sun
58:5.8 during the prelife ages had upthrust a s. land mass to
83:6.4 those who are left out in the cold of s. existence.
96:6.4 dark age,every now and then a s. teacher would arise
104:2.2 the oneness of a deanthropomorphized s. Deity
105:1.3 the infinite I AM, whose s. existence in past infinite
105:2.4 The philosophic (time) concept of the s. I AM and
106:9.9 The concept of the existential, s., pre-Trinity I AM
111:4.7 A s. life is fatal to happiness.
117:3.8 And the Father’s s. function is probably best revealed
119:1.3 He was accompanied by a s. omniaphim who bore
119:1.5 as he came, accompanied only by a s. omniaphim;
119:4.2 seraphim, accompanied by a s. supernaphim
133:1.2 while still another would advise s. confinement as
134:7.2 This is the year of Jesus’ s. wanderings through
136:6.1 By the third day of his s. meditations the human body
148:3.4 the Master, during many of these s. seasons in the
158:2.5 Jesus desired to be alone to enjoy s. communion.
160:1.11 these seasons of s. survey of the problems of living
194:3.10 apostles to go apart to a lonely place for years of s.
Solitary Messenger
19:5.5 When a S. is near an Inspired Trinity Spirit, he is
19:5.5 he is conscious of a qualitative indication of such a
19:5.5 which enables him actually to know the classification
19:5.6 When a S. is on a planet whose inhabitants are
19:5.6 he is aware of a qualitative excitation in his
19:5.7 my associated S.’ personal sensitivity to the
19:5.8 the S. is the only one aware of the presence of these
23:1.6 There is no record that a S. ever stumbled into
23:1.7 ever been called upon to adjudicate the case of a S..
23:2.16 must dispatch a S. to the source of knowledge.
23:2.16 the m. now associated with me was assigned on a
23:2.23 a S. is often asked to proceed there immediately to
23:3.5 It develops that when one m., when so functioning,
23:4.3 a S. (a conjectured personality repercussion of the
23:4.3 a S. is forever transferred to the sole supervision of
23:4.4 trinitized son of destiny has assigned to him a S.,
26:7.3 either a S. of space or a Trinitized Son of Paradise.
28:4.11 unless forewarned by a S., she remains wholly
34:3.2 A S. is virtually independent of space except that
44:0.18 he visualizes the S., the supernaphim, and other
107:7.8 [Presented by a S. of Orvonton.]
108:6.9 [Presented by a S. of Orvonton.]
109:7.9 [Presented by a S. of Orvonton.]
110:7.11 [Presented by a S. of Orvonton.]
111:7.6 [Presented by a S. of Orvonton.]
112:7.20 [Presented by a S. of Orvonton.]
Solitary Messengers
12:3.9 spirit gravity and, with the co-operation of S.
13:1.16 This is the home of the S. and of other personalities
13:1.16 Because they are domiciled on the fifth world,
13:1.16 the Father had aught to do with the creation of S.
19:5.4 the eternal future, to function in the places of the S.,
19:5.5 As Spirits they are very much like the S. except that
19:5.5 the S., who detect their nearness by virtue of an
19:5.10 the powers of detection resident in the S. would
19:5.10 But excepting S., and sometimes Trinity-origin
19:7.4 attain the almost unbelievable velocity of the S.,
23:0.0 THE SOLITARY MESSENGERS
23:0.1 S. are the personal corps of the Conjoint Creator;
23:0.1 they are the first and senior order of the Higher
23:0.1 They represent the initial creative action of the Spirit
23:0.2 These spirit messengers were personalized in a single
23:0.2 their number is stationary.
23:0.2 I have one of these extraordinary beings associated
23:0.2 I do not know how many such personalities exist in
23:0.2 I only know how many are of registry-record as
23:0.2 I observe that there were almost 7,690 trillion S.
23:0.2 is considerably less than one seventh of their number.
23:1.0 1. NATURE AND ORIGIN OF S.
23:1.1 Infinite Spirit brought into being the vast corps of S..
23:1.1 universal creation which is pre-existent to the S.
23:1.1 they have functioned throughout the grand universe
23:1.1 They are fundamental to the divine technique of the
23:1.2 these m. are existent from the near times of eternity,
23:1.2 they are all aware of a beginning of selfhood.
23:1.2 They are conscious of time, being the first of the
23:1.2 They are the first-born creatures of the Infinite Spirit
23:1.3 These solitary spirits came forth in the dawn of time
23:1.3 They are all equal, and there are no classes founded
23:1.3 Their classification are based wholly on the type of
23:1.3 based wholly on the type of work to which they are
23:1.5 Though denominated S., they are not lonesome
23:1.5 They are the only beings in all creation who can
23:1.6 S. are not isolated in their service; they are
23:1.7 The S. are among the very few types of beings
23:1.7 S. are exempt from apprehension or detention by the
23:1.7 They could be cited to appear before no one except
23:1.9 There is a technical reason why these S. must
23:1.10 These m. possess no power of personality extension
23:1.10 practically no work in which they cannot engage,
23:1.10 to which they cannot contribute something essential
23:1.10 Especially are they the great timesavers for those
23:1.10 and they assist us all, from the highest to the lowest.
23:2.0 2. ASSIGNMENTS OF S.
23:2.1 S. are not permanently attached to any individual or
23:2.1 They are on duty, always by assignment, and during
23:2.1 they work under the immediate supervision of those
23:2.1 Among themselves they have neither organization
23:2.1 nor government of any kind; they are S. Messengers.
23:2.2 S. are assigned by the Infinite Spirit to the following
23:2.10 These spirit m. are in every sense interchangeable
23:2.10 There are no separate orders of S.; they are alike
23:2.10 While they are generally designated by number,
23:2.10 they are known to the Infinite Sprit by personal
23:2.10 They are known to the rest of us by the name or
23:2.13 increasingly, able to detect the presence of the S.,
23:2.14 S. enjoy special relations with the natives of the
23:2.14 These m., who are so functionally handicapped when
23:2.15 wisdom, are bountifully supplied with S..
23:2.15 S. are the only available type of spirit intelligence-
23:2.17 There is no limitation upon the service of S. in the
23:2.17 they may function as executioners of the tribunals
23:2.17 Of all the supercreations they most delight to serve
23:2.18 there is no limit upon the functioning of the S..
23:2.19 When the reserve corps of the S. is overrecruited,
23:2.20 If the S. did not explore and chart these newly
23:2.20 S., as a class, are highly sensitive to gravity;
23:2.20 they can sometimes detect the probable presence of
23:2.21 These m.-explorers of undirected assignment patrol
23:2.21 They are constantly out on exploring expeditions to
23:2.21 we owe to the explorations of the S. as they work
23:2.22 But to avoid delay, S. are frequently asked to go as
23:2.23 S. can go in very short order, not independently of
23:2.23 They serve in other circumstances as emissaries of
23:2.24 The S. regard the assignment to reveal truth as the
23:2.24 they function ever and anon in this capacity, from
23:2.24 They are frequently attached to commissions which
23:3.0 3. TIME AND SPACE SERVICES OF S.
23:3.1 The S. are the highest type of perfect personality
23:3.1 They serve in an endless variety of assignments,
23:3.1 they are the highest and most versatile personalized
23:3.2 slow speeds of the seraphim, except the S..
23:3.3 S. are, therefore, generally used for dispatch and
23:3.4 But these very S. actually come to, and go from,
23:3.5 The S. are able to function as emergency lines of
23:3.6 hence the great service of the S., who, by means of
23:3.7 how the S. can be without form and yet possess
23:3.7 The S. are the only class of beings who seem to be
23:3.8 S. are an exception to this general law.
23:3.9 enlarge, no more S. will probably ever be created.
23:4.0 4. SPECIAL MINISTRY OF S.
23:4.1 The S. seem to be personality co-ordinators for all
23:4.1 Their ministry helps to make all the personalities of
23:4.1 They contribute to the development in spirit beings
23:4.1 served by special groups of S. who foster the ability
23:4.2 The S. demonstrate such an amazing ability to
23:4.2 the creation of these m. by the Infinite Spirit is in
23:4.4 S. are of stationary numbers, but the trinitization of
23:4.4 the supply of S. has been absorbed as guardian-
23:4.4 Are all our efficient S. going to be concentrated on
24:0.3 1. S..
24:0.10 S., Circuit Supervisors, Census Directors, and the
24:0.10 The S. are without known general headquarters;
24:0.11 only the S. and perhaps the Personal Aids range
24:0.11 S. are encountered from Paradise outward: through
24:0.11 Although S. belong to the Higher Personalities of
24:3.2 They traverse space much as do the S. but are not
28:4.1 the work of the S. and other messengers is very
29:4.1 local space at velocities approaching the flight of S..
29:5.7 functioning in these realms of space are the S. and
30:1.71 1. S..
30:2.67 1. S..
30:3.4 appliances; they are also greatly assisted by the S.
31:2.2 different order of personality as compared with S..
31:7.2 This group may embrace S., supernaphim,
31:9.13 only S. and Inspired Trinity Spirits maintain any
37:4.2 Inspired Trinity Spirits, Trinitized Sons, S.,
37:8.2 The S., when functionally attached to the local
37:8.2 When they are not thus assigned, we have absolutely
37:8.2 these unique beings are always willing to help us
42:12.10 S., Inspired Trinity Spirits, Personal Aids of the
44:5.7 of space messages except those of Gravity and S..
46:5.21 on the headquarters world—S. and their associates.
48:2.26 the exception of a few of the higher types, such as S.
53:7.3 messages dispatched by seraphic agents and S..
53:7.5 Together with the S. they took up headquarters on
107:2.5 The S. are inclined to believe that they are at one
107:4.4 My order, the S., together with Inspired Trinity
107:7.2 Even my order of personality, the S., does not fully
108:1.8 throughout the long universe careers of the S..
108:3.10 the S. are the personality co-ordinators of various
solitude
75:5.5 while their father wandered in s. for thirty days.
130:6.1 this youth had sought the s. of the hills;
137:4.5 their mother, while Jesus withdrew for an hour’s s.
183:3.2 olive press where the Master was sitting in moonlit s.
186:1.7 the terrible s. of the valley of Hinnom, where Judas
189:4.1 where he thought to grieve over his troubles in s..
Solomon—son of David; see Solomon’s Porch
86:1.6 Even in recent times in the Wisdom of S. it is said:
97:9.15 for the throne besides the son of Bathsheba—S..
97:9.16 After David’s death S. purged the political
97:9.16 S. bankrupted the nation by his lavish court and his
97:9.16 S. created a vast Hebrew navy, operated by Syrian
97:9.16 His harem numbered almost one thousand.
121:6.3 Stoic doctrines is exhibited in the Wisdom of S..
122:1.1 David and S. were not in the direct line of Joseph’s
156:4.1 city-state of Tyre during the times of David and S..
165:5.3 yet I say to you, even S. in all his glory was not
Solomon’s Porch
162:1.9 for on several occasions Jesus taught in S. and
162:7.1 a large company of believers assembled in S., Jesus
164:5.0 5. TEACHING IN SOLOMON’S PORCH
164:5.1 teaching the people in S., hoping that he would be
164:5.2 and the people sought the partial shelter of S.;
Solonia
51:3.5 This seraphim, S., proclaimed the miscarriage of
73:7.5 [Presented by S., the seraphic “voice in the Garden.”
74:8.15 [Narrated by S., the seraphic “voice in the Garden.”]
75:7.4 I had personally and repeatedly warned Adam and
75:8.8 [Presented by S., seraphic “voice in the Garden.”]
76:6.5 [Presented by S., seraphic “voice in the Garden.”]
solution—see solution, salt
10:8.6 But I am unwilling to accept this s. of the mystery
15:9.18 assistance to your directors and rulers in the s. of
27:6.1 the employment of philosophy in an attempted s..
37:8.2 beings are always willing to help us with the s. of our
70:1.2 peace attends upon the civilized s. of all problems
75:1.3 insuperable and the problems beyond creature s..
79:8.6 and Honan demanded group co-operation for s..
84:6.6 dependent on co-operation in the s. of perplexing
91:2.2 that effort which is requisite for the s. of Urantian
101:10.6 faith is the only discovered s. to the impasse in
103:5.6 but in one short human life they are incapable of s..
110:1.4 are factors in the s. of your problem of soul survival
116:6.7 larger opportunity to acquire experience in their s..
117:1.6 vicissitudes attendant upon the s. of the manifold
123:2.3 his efforts to reach a satisfactory s. of the problem
130:6.3 Your mind should be your courageous ally in the s.
132:5.2 am I minded to lay before you my view of the s.
140:8.17 manyfold more competent to attack the s. of your
144:6.3 I will hear you and counsel you in the s. of your
148:6.3 the resolution of his intellectual troubles or the s.
160:1.7 The first step in the s. of any problem is to locate
160:1.8 The wise and effective s. of any problem demands
160:1.8 go to make up the problem presenting itself for s..
160:1.8 The s. of life problems requires courage and sincerity
160:1.10 but also of appropriating the energy for the s. of
160:4.1 of making a living requires religion for its ideal s..
185:5.9 Pilate addressed himself once more to the s. of the
189:4.9 But when they pondered such a s. of their dilemma,
195:5.1 efforts to stabilize society and facilitate the s. of its
solution, salt
58:1.3 protoplasm can function only in a suitable salt s..
58:1.3 —vegetable and animal—evolved in a salt-s. habitat.
58:1.3 not continue to live did not this same essential salt s.
58:1.4 today, this same oceanlike salty s. freely circulates
59:3.9 deposition of salt along with other matter held in s.
solutions
82:1.10 obscure sex problems, but they do not provide s.,
121:5.15 presented a religion which grappled with final s. of
140:8.31 Master offered no s. for the nonreligious problems of
144:6.11 other minor matters were considered and their s.
188:1.4 wrapped with bandages saturated with these s..
solve
19:5.11 I will never cease in my efforts to s. the mystery of
22:10.5 the very problem I have been sent to attack and s.;
27:6.2 exhilarating pursuit of attempting to s. universe
65:3.6 Mankind on Urantia must s. its problems of
88:4.1 savage man attempted to s. the real problems of an
91:6.5 Do not be so slothful as to ask God to s. your
91:9.7 will be directed exclusively for divine wisdom to s.
102:7.6 brilliance of mind to answer these questions and s.
127:3.15 his mind on the one problem which he wished to s.,
128:5.6 this respite from the usual program of problems to s.
130:6.3 Set your mind at work to s. its problems; teach
136:7.1 associates, there remained yet other problems to s.
140:8.18 sons of God s. their own political, social,and political
141:3.3 a suggestion as to how the apostles should s. these
143:3.6 they had left such problems to s. themselves.
144:6.3 difficulties to discuss and numerous problems to s.
144:6.3 you are destined to s. all such problems by your
148:5.4 “Nathaniel, it is our mission to help men s. their
195:5.1 problems for Christianity and other religions to s..
195:10.19 in helping modern man to s. his new and increasingly
196:3.30 Science is man’s effort to s. the apparent riddles of
solved
15:4.3 has never been s. by the physicists of Nebadon.
42:1.3 will physicists feel that they have s. the mystery of
50:5.6 After food problems have been partially s. and some
52:5.9 problems of disease and delinquency are virtually s..
52:7.7 difficulties and material problems have been largely s.
70:0.1 No sooner had man partially s. the problem of
82:2.1 leaves the consequential problems to be s. by society,
110:5.5 These are problems which will have to be s.
116:6.7 divinity attenuation, difficult problems to be s.,
126:2.3 tragically s.—he would not now be expected to go
160:4.9 problems of bodily health and efficiency are best s.
solvent
194:2.1 was an effective s. for man’s spiritual difficulties
194:2.1 effective s. for man’s ever-new and varied spiritual
196:3.1 spiritual religious experience is an efficient s. for
solvents
42:3.8 by electrical, thermal, or X-ray activities and by s..
solves
70:8.13 Social caste s. the problem of finding one’s place in
solving
37:5.6 After long experience in problem s. on the inhabited
72:4.1 information that will assist in s. the problems
75:1.1 Adam and Eve courageously set about the task of s.
100:1.8 worshipful problem s., sharing one’s spiritual life
100:4.2 effort required to wrestle with cosmic problem s..
101:8.3 Faith never shuns the problem-s. duty of living.
112:2.17 and actualization together with cosmic problem s.
143:3.3 You must realize that the best method of s. some
148:5.4 be the better prepared and inspired to go about s.
154:2.5 the educational s. of a wide range of real universe
156:5.10 social situations and s. intricate economic problems.
160:1.7 art of the mastery of dependable techniques for s.
160:1.10 But the greatest of all methods of problem s. I
160:1.10 But even correct methods of s. problems will not
171:7.6 that mortal experienced increased capacity for s. his
Soma
94:4.6 the ancient gods of the Aryans, such as Agni, S., and
somber
87:5.7 of art, and it long kept the world s. and ugly.
some—non-exhaustive; see time, some
81:4.11 modified by primary and (s.) secondary Sangik
some manner
11:5.6 this mid-area is in s. related to the functioning of
15:9.6 3. The secret circuits of the Mystery Monitors, in s.
19:4.7 It seems likely that the Censors are in s. in liaison
19:5.6 This suggests that Thought Adjusters are in s.
19:5.8 whether they are, in s. unknown to us, actually
20:5.2 belief that the purpose of a Son’s bestowal is, in s.,
23:4.2 these messengers by the Infinite Spirit is in s. related
42:2.7 going out from nether Paradise is modified in s. from
67:4.7 believe that all such sincere penitents will in s. be
67:7.7 Caligastia’s rebellion has been in s. time-penalized,
87:1.2 an outward manifestation of piety will in s. deceive
104:3.3 In s. the eternal repleteness of infinity must be
107:3.1 We conjecture that these fellow entities may in s. be
107:5.2 we further know that Adjusters must be minded in s.
112:7.17 finaliter associates, are destined to function in s. in
113:4.5 but their ministry is in s. strangely correlated.
126:3.13 child of promise and in s. different from other youths
130:6.1 happened to distress you, perhaps I can in s. assist
148:4.8 he must in s. seek for legal adoption by the Father.
186:5.2 It is a fact that in s., sooner or later, Jesus would
some one—see also someone
0:2.9 By context—as when used in the discussion of s.
3:1.7 by the inexplicable intrusion of s. of his exclusive
14:4.18 are fashioned along the lines of s. order of pattern
14:4.18 creature living on s. of the billion worlds of Havona
16:5.2 individuality indicative of the ancestral nature of s.
20:6.3 Paradise Son in the course of his bestowal on s. of
28:4.5 represented on a superuniverse capital by s. of the
35:3.2 is under the general supervision of s. of the major
38:5.2 the angelic organization and are assigned to s. of the
38:5.3 education they are advanced to the service of s. of
39:1.13 first see these associate teaching seraphim on s. of
39:7.1 exclusively to those mortals who survive by s. of the
40:10.6 chance to participate in the agelong struggle of s.
42:9.3 after noting s. property, such a quality will change
43:1.9 these seventy triangular areas is correlated with s.
43:7.2 occupational or practical socialization on s. of the
45:2.5 the Sovereign holds a conclave with s. group of
47:8.5 and to choose s. of the optional routes to Havona
48:2.3 first mortal survivor on the shores of s. of the first
48:3.13 that s. of the Morontia Companions will be able to
49:5.9 mortals who simultaneously classify in s. or more
56:3.5 fragment of the pre-Trinity spirit endowment of s.
87:3.3 adopting children was to make sure that s. would
100:4.4 If s. irritates you, causes feelings of resentment,
110:6.3 entire personality, not merely of s. phase thereof.
134:4.8 s. religion will begin to assert its superiority over
160:4.10 one should function as a part of s. of the channels
160:4.11 Life is not real to one who cannot do s. thing well,
163:2.7 Almost every human being has s. thing which is
173:1.6 bellowing of a drove of s. one hundred bullocks
191:4.1 Abner and Lazarus and s. hundred and fifty of
somebody
147:3.5 This afflicted man had waited all these years for s. to
193:4.2 and the generalized craving to “get even” with s. for
someday
57:7.5 The stage is being set for a planet which can s.
79:4.8 But s. a greater Gautama may arise to lead all India
89:3.7 S. man should learn how to enjoy liberty without
98:7.9 his well-intentioned letters to his converts would s.
99:5.7 S. religionists will get together and actually effect
112:7.19 heritage of the ages is yours, and you shall s. serve
118:10.14 Man, the civilized, will s. achieve relative mastery
125:2.3 s. to establish the celebration of a bloodless Passover
134:5.3 S. civil rulers will learn that the Most Highs rule in
170:5.20 But s. the true believers in Jesus will not be thus
somehow
2:6.1 God could be great and absolute, s. even intelligent
11:9.4 which is nonpersonal “Deity” unless s. qualified.
26:10.5 really wishing they might s. go back to the worlds
101:2.5 1.Human experience, the s. registered hope and trust
135:10.1 John s. felt that the responsibility of the kingdom was
someone—see also some one
25:8.5 you will be accompanied by s. of ascendant
27:3.2 they really need s. to provide helpful and friendly
32:3.5 everyone and s. of almost every class of intelligent
70:9.15 Middle Ages; then every man belonged to s. else,
90:3.6 peoples who kill s. every time a nonviolent death
93:9.3 that s. would kill him secretly in order to get Sarah.
122:9.1 (or have s. make the proper sacrifice for her)
126:3.14 though he did long for s. who could understand
129:2.9 to find s. whom they could engage as interpreter
133:1.5 most likely there’ll always be s. on hand to defend
152:0.2 suddenly stopped, exclaiming, “S. touched me.”
152:0.2 to crush us, and yet you say ‘s. has touched me.
171:0.6 By this time s. had carried word of this conference
190:2.3 he became aware of a near-by presence, as if s.
192:1.2 As they neared the shore, they saw s. on the beach,
193:4.7 Judas unfailingly resorted to the practice of blaming s
something—see something of
1:4.2 mortal men have s. from God which actually dwells
10:1.1 lovable nature of the Father s. which causes him to
10:7.3 The Supreme Being is s. less and something other
10:7.3 The Supreme Being is something less and s. other
11:5.6 it must have s. to do with reciprocal adjustment
12:4.7 it exists only as related to s. positive and nonspatial.
12:4.16 space processions of the universes have s. to do with
12:9.3 sum of two or more things is very often s. more
12:9.3 something more than, or s. different from,
23:1.10 to which messengers cannot contribute s. essential
25:8.3 —will have s. definite to do with you or for you;
27:1.3 But the last metamorphic sleep is s. more than those
27:3.4 impart to each of these fraternal beings s. from your
28:4.6 The Infinite Spirit must have had s. to do with the
28:5.9 If there is any doubt as to the authenticity of s.
29:0.5 I hope to be able to explain s. about the domain of
31:10.19 can we be criticized for anticipating that s. new
32:5.2 of eternity, s. never beginning and never ending.
36:6.1 Life is s. different from all energy manifestations;
42:2.22 And all this implies that there must be s. inherent in
43:6.3 The Psalmist must have known s. about these things,
44:1.14 Such an effort would be s. like endeavoring to
48:6.33 but s. premeditated as a perversion of truth.
52:2.10 the tasks of race purification, s. which the Urantia
54:2.3 the thrilling experience of contributing s. personal
55:3.2 worker—and all able-bodied citizens worked at s.—
62:6.5 We knew that s. closely akin to human mind was
63:1.4 But their vague feeling of being s. more than mere
64:6.2 the Andonites on Urantia was also s. new in Satania.
65:4.2 no world is ever experimental in the sense that s.
66:8.4 and contributed s. to the miscarriage of the plan to
69:0.2 laborsaving while at the same time contributing s. to
69:2.7 primitive man always wanted to get s. for nothing,
75:0.1 the situation seemed so desperate as to demand s.
75:3.5 the recruiting of large numbers of the violet race, s.
75:3.6 see some immediate results—s. in his own lifetime.
75:4.1 Adam recognized that s. was wrong, and he asked
76:5.3 a comfort to Adam and Eve, as well as s. difficult
77:3.1 that s. should be done to preserve their racial unity
77:5.6 line of the world’s leadership, but they did s. more.
77:5.6 Adamson concluded that s. similar was transpiring
83:0.3 the sex urge that selfish man is lured into making s.
85:2.1 There was supposed to be s. unusual and sacred
86:1.2 they lived in constant dread of doing s. that would
86:1.3 Why work hard and reap bad luck—nothing for s.—
86:1.3 along and encounter good luck—s. for nothing?
86:1.4 the passion of getting s. for nothing and the fear of
86:1.4 for nothing and the fear of getting nothing for s..
86:2.6 looked upon all nature as alive, as possessed by s..
86:4.3 asleep convinced him that there was s. immaterial
86:6.6 to evolve an art of living based on s. more than
86:7.3 believed they could at least do s. to influence fate.
87:7.9 really contribute s. worth while to the progress of
88:1.1 A man is sick, s. happens, and he gets well.
88:5.1 that an enemy might get possession of s. derived
89:0.2 Primitive man believed that s. special must be done
89:1.1 offending the spirit ghosts by the avoidance of s..
89:1.4 these later commandments definitely promised s. in
89:3.5 in that the gods were supposed to do s. definite in
89:8.7 persuasion were substituted for s. more tangible
90:4.5 a common method of treatment to rub s. magical
91:8.3 Still others pray because they fear s. direful may
93:0.1 when s. unusual is to be attempted, it is quite often
94:3.7 India failed to provide for the survival of s. human,
94:3.7 s. new and unique, s. born of the union of the will
94:3.7 but there is s. distinct from the Adjuster which also
99:5.10 that they should gather together to actually do s.—
100:3.4 Meaning is s. which experience adds to value; it is
102:2.9 but always and ever religion does s.; it is dynamic!
102:3.2 Speculation tends to translate religion into s.
102:5.3 religion is s. more than emotionalized morality.
102:6.3 a personal God of personal salvation, s. more than a
103:1.4 that religion is at first a primitive belief in s. which
103:3.2 should do s. to make other people happier and better
103:5.2 —the impulse to deny the ego s. for the benefit of
103:5.2 there is s. inside of every normal human being that
103:5.9 realizes that there lives and strives within him s.
103:6.9 widely separated concepts into s. like a reasonable
103:7.13 the validity of spiritual consciousness—s. which is
104:2.4 Trinity functions are s. unique, original, and not
104:3.1 of a triunity, for a triunity is s. other than a trinity.
104:3.17 Both eventuate in functions that are s. other than the
105:1.5 thought of s. like this: At some infinitely distant,
105:6.4 evolutionary (time-creative) experience implies s.
105:7.2 Havona thus illustrates s. which is not exactly finite
105:7.3 they differ by s. more than degree; the difference is
105:7.3 The Ultimate is s. more than a super-Supreme
106:6.2 this second experiential Trinity seem to imply s.
107:6.4 But the Adjuster must also be s. more than exclusive
111:0.2 Men have long believed that there is s. growing
111:0.2 s. vital that is destined to endure beyond the short
112:0.16 this is s. other than the time perception of mind or
112:1.19 In a bad system s. is either missing or displaced—
112:5.12 There is s. real, s. of human evolution, s. additional
112:7.16 you have been told s. about the character and
115:0.1 to status—one must do s. as well as well as be s..
116:4.11 who thereby achieve s. which is to them just as
116:7.1 But if you only knew s. about the physique of a
117:1.5 this will of the Supreme is s. more than the will of
117:1.5 will of the Master Son of Nebadon is now s. more
117:2.6 But we are very sure that it will be s. very different
117:7.16 it may be s. like the present relationship between
119:3.2 I well remember how we all anticipated s. unusual,
121:4.2 it taught that men could do s. to improve their status.
123:0.2 Mary feared s. might happen to him if he were
123:2.1 In s. more than a year after the return to Nazareth
124:1.4 went to call on Joseph to demand that s. be done
124:1.11 Jesus had managed to find out s. about practically
124:4.4 Jesus’ parents realized there was s. superhuman
126:3.10 Having settled s. about the nature of his mission on
127:2.8 S. had to be done.
127:2.8 eight brothers and sisters needed s. more than mere
128:7.13 “But, my son, I will continue to send you s. each
129:1.9 There was s. gracious about the personality of Jesus
129:3.6 There was s. special and inspiring associated with
130:5.4 to wish he might do s. to change the caste system of
130:6.1 If s. has happened to distress you, perhaps I can in
130:7.2 love them and watch for the opportunity to do s. for
130:7.4 The motion of time is only revealed in relation to s.
132:4.1 he was also minded to say or do s. to make that
132:5.20 The genius owes s. to both his ancestors and his
133:2.1 “My friend, I perceive that s. terrible must have
133:2.1 Did the woman do s. wrong, or did you foolishly
133:5.11 “At last my eyes have beheld a Jew who thinks s.
133:5.11 racial superiority and talks s. besides religion.”
133:9.4 for I think the Father in heaven must be s. like you
136:2.3 S. new and even greater occurred.
136:4.5 would best serve this world while contributing s. to
136:4.9 Each of these ways had s. to be said in its favor as
137:4.6 fully persuaded that s. extraordinary was about to
137:4.8 you would help us; won’t you please do s. for me?”
137:4.9 Mary seemed to sense that s. was happening.
138:10.4 even the multitude of listeners at times, had s. to eat.
140:1.1 But just now I have s. more to tell you concerning
140:5.9 How could one ever hunger for s. negative—
140:5.9 ever hunger for something negative—s. “not to do”
140:8.20 he had come down to earth to teach s. additional,
141:1.3 On one of these evenings he told the twelve s. about
141:4.8 and s. concerning the origin, of these evil spirits,
141:6.2 to refrain from all efforts to take s. out of the hearts
141:6.2 How often have I told you to labor only to put s.
144:2.1 John taught this prayer that you might have s. to
145:4.3 No sooner would the Master do s. to cheer the souls
147:3.1 to Jesus, “Come with me, I would show you s..”
147:5.4 “Simon, I have s. which I would like to say to you.
147:6.2 They were all agreed that s. should be done to put
149:1.9 as if the power of God were s. to be purchased by
152:1.1 Jesus directed that they should give her s. to eat,
153:0.2 the opinion that “s. out of the ordinary is about to
155:6.5 who can judge—perhaps this spirit may have s. to
156:5.4 When man had a strong urge to do s., good or evil,
158:7.7 grasping the idea that Jesus was telling them s. about
159:3.6 To be strongly and strangely impressed to do s. or to
159:5.11 the idea of doing s. positive to save the wrongdoer
160:2.6 Character is s. more than mere mind and morals.
160:2.10 Ideal marriage must be founded on s. more stable
160:5.1 religion as man’s experience of reacting to s. which
160:5.3 If s. has become a religion in your experience, it is
161:2.7 Hardly does a day pass but s. transpires to disclose
161:2.10 these things unless he were s. more than human.
162:2.5 that s. should be done forthwith to put a stop to
162:2.9 There is s. out of the ordinary about this teacher.
164:1.2 thus he hoped to lead him into saying s. which could
167:4.1 appeared to be in communication with s. outside of
168:0.2 were confident the Master would do s. about it.
170:2.15 the kingdom was in the future, s. to look forward to.
171:4.2 I have s. to say to them.”
171:5.2 the multitude, knew that s. unusual was happening
172:4.2 putting much in the receiving box and all giving s.
172:5.8 Matthew was certain that s. extraordinary would
172:5.10 Simon really believed s. great was going to happen
173:5.6 were beginning to sense that s. tragic was about to
173:5.6 They all felt that s. tremendous was about to
175:4.15 anxious to do s. to assist their beloved Sovereign but
177:4.11 Jesus would do or say s. to dash them to pieces,
179:4.6 they thought he had gone to procure s. additional for
179:5.2 The apostles all sensed that s. out of the ordinary
183:3.4 But the traitor had to do s. to account for his
184:1.4 You realize that s. must be done about your teaching
191:0.5 he was strongly in favor of doing s. to get to the
195:0.3 Christianity came not merely as a new religion—s.
195:1.1 there was s. strangely alike in Greek philosophy
195:7.20 Religious experience is s. in human life which is truly
something of
6:0.4 employ such terms as will afford the finite mind s.
10:1.6 possible for mortal man actually to know s. of the
12:0.1 you can know s. of their physical organization
15:4.1 But there is s. of mystery associated with the
24:1.13 The Universe Circuit Supervisors have s. of the same
24:6.4 Their origin is s. of a mystery.
28:4.8 You are here beginning to see s. of the manner in
30:0.1 desirable to present s. of two basic classifications of
32:3.5 there are to be found s. of everyone and someone
32:5.6 I have done my best to portray s. of our viewpoint,
39:2.6 you will grasp s. of their ministry to mortals if it is
39:5.11 this dimming consciousness seems to visualize s. of
41:2.5 You know s. of the method whereby this vegetative
46:7.7 Perhaps I can best suggest to Urantia minds s. of
48:3.6 S. of an idea of the nature of the work of these
49:5.14 the Urantian cerebral cortex you can grasp s. of the
55:2.6 only learn to view natural death with s. of this same
61:2.7 This carnivorous creature was s. of a cross
63:4.1 complexion, s. of a cross between yellow and red.
68:1.6 may be observed s. of the early group hostility,
72:0.1 I am authorized to narrate s. of the social, moral, and
83:6.4 is, after all, s. of a monopolistic sex association,
83:8.6 But young men and women should be taught s. of
94:10.3 The Tibetans have s of all the leading world religions
97:8.2 The drama of Job was s. of a protest against this
98:7.1 realized s. of this truth, for Paul declared that “God
102:2.2 The wisdom of religious experience is s. of a
102:2.8 Mysticism is often s. of a retreat from life which is
103:2.4 Every human being very early experiences s. of a
104:2.3 man can hope to grasp s. of the interrelationship
106:0.1 mortal should know s. of the relations of Deity to the
106:0.1 he should also comprehend s. of the relationships
106:7.1 inherent in the fact that all such ideas embrace s.
107:3.3 Although we know s. of all the seven secret spheres
112:5.12 There is s. real, s. of human evolution, s. additional
112:6.3 reflect s. of the inherent nature of the personality.
113:6.1 Having told you s. of the ministry of seraphim
117:3.5 In the human race,s. of the same drama of attainment
118:9.7 We understand s. of how the mechanism of Paradise
118:9.8 they will sustain s. of the same relation to their
124:6.12 relative of Mary’s, one who knew s. of the history of
127:2.4 for several years there was s. of an estrangement
131:3.1 record of certain earlier beliefs which reflected s. of
133:7.7 There begins to be s. of an approach to unity in an
137:3.4 s. of majestic import and exalted aspect, but he
138:1.1 this announcement was s. of a disappointment to
139:2.12 S. of Peter’s style and teaching is shown in the
139:3.8 seeking no special reward when he once grasped s.
139:11.9 but gradually Simon began to grasp s. of the meaning
141:2.3 Some of the apostles grasped s. of this teaching, but
144:1.6 Jesus also revealed s. of what happened in the hills
156:0.2 They were all able to appreciate s. of what Jesus had
158:1.3 Jesus told the three apostles s. of his experience in
160:2.10 Such a race might begin to realize s. of your
171:0.3 The leaders understood s. of his teachings
183:5.4 he had s. of the status of a Roman counselor
185:2.5 Pilate knew s. of Jesus’ work among the Jews,
185:3.6 Pilate thought he understood s. of what Jesus
196:2.3 Mark, Matthew, and Luke retain s. of the picture of
sometime
0:8.9 finite time-space creatures s. power-personalizing
0:11.9 metaphysics or to the s. ether hypothesis of science.
0:12.8 postulate the s. appearance of the Supreme-Ultimate
6:8.4 mortal will certainly attain Paradise and s. stand in
10:8.7 these finaliters must s. begin the quest for the
11:4.3 to creations s. to be situated beyond the borders of
12:6.13 The Ultimate is, or s. will be, space present to the
14:6.33 central universe is the s. destiny of those creatures
14:6.40 the eternal career of the finaliters as they shall s. be
18:3.8 destined s. to be superseded by the Supreme Being,
18:5.5 You will all s. know the three Recents of Days in
19:2.4 An evolutionary mortal can s. attain perfection of
19:2.5 the Paradise finaliters after they are s. inducted into
19:5.4 that Inspired Trinity Spirits are destined, s. in the
19:6.4 will possibly cease entering the finaliter corps s.
20:4.4 blessed with a magisterial mission s. between the
21:5.5 the future sovereignty of the s.-to-be-completed
21:5.7 that which cannot be s. spiritualized will eventually
21:5.7 that which cannot be s. co-ordinated with cosmic
21:6.3 But s. in the far-distant future, in the now mobilizing
22:4.7 and s. be assigned to enlarge the revelation of truth
24:6.9 you will s. meet these noble beings face to face if
30:4.15 you will s. experientially know the truth of it if you
31:10.12 S. in the eternal future the evolution of Supreme
32:3.5 represented by its Creator Son, s. vicegerent of God
34:2.6 unprecedented achievement s. in the eternal ages
37:8.3 pleasure in the anticipation of your s. restoration to
39:4.15 These very space traversers will s. carry you to and
39:7.1 are engaged in pursuits relevant to the s. dawning of
40:10.12 a finaliter will s. achieve as a seventh-stage spirit.
41:3.10 improved telescopic technique will s. more fully
43:4.9 S. before Michael’s death in the flesh the fallen
44:0.3 The original teaching corps of these artisans was s.
46:2.6 compared with your s. arrival on the more remote
49:5.22 Life Carriers, who watch over its development until s
52:6.6 Wise statesmen will s. work for the welfare of
54:2.3 monument to experiential wisdom which will s.
55:12.2 This may be in anticipation of the s. arrival of outer-
56:7.8 the new orders of beings that may s. inhabit these
65:3.7 you may s. be attached to a corps of Life Carriers,
65:4.9 on the request of the Life Carriers at, or s. after,
66:2.6 S. before the arrival of these one hundred Jerusem
66:4.5 procreate their successors s. prior to retiring from
66:4.12 s. later release to resume the interrupted journey to
68:6.12 [Presented by a Melchizedek s. stationed on Urantia]
70:2.9 like slavery, war must s. be abandoned as civilization
72:12.5 peace under law and could lead to the s. dawning
75:1.6 But they would have s. met with success had they
76:5.4 proclaimed that a Son of God would s. come,
76:6.1 and Eve would s. awake from the sleep of death
77:5.2 s. after the establishment of the second garden he
77:9.4 not to leave the planet prior to their s. release by the
79:6.1 S. after driving the red man across to North America
93:9.1 Melchizedek warned his followers that he must s. go
93:10.7 the s. return to the planet of Adam and Eve as
93:10.8 the explicit promise of the Creator Son to return s.,
102:2.5 it can and s. will portray to man the experiential
105:4.3 It has been s. stated that unity begets duality,
106:0.18 The seven superuniverses, now evolving, will s.
106:2.6 so will evolutionary mortals s. attain to kinship with
106:9.11 Mortals will s. realize that success in the quest of
112:7.5 leave the confines of the universe to proceed s. to
114:1.4 until Michael s. returns to Urantia as he promised
114:4.1 The present Most High observer (and s. regent) is
115:7.2 by experiential progression, s. to attain the divinity of
117:2.6 There will come an end s. to the growth of the
117:3.8 Creator personalities whose acts will s. culminate in
117:6.18 Man’s s. attainment of the Supreme is consequent
117:6.20 likewise will they be s. dependent on the future
119:5.4 to teach the probability of Michael’s s. incarnating
120:0.3 insight and wisdom of execution which will s. be
122:8.6 These priests from Mesopotamia had been told s.
128:5.7 that they would s. like to be married if it could be
131:10.6 and as his earth child I am s. going forth to see him.
133:4.7 tempered by mercy when you s. stand before the
133:8.2 far from Palestine; maybe I shall come back here s..”
134:1.1 There Jesus met his brother James, who had s. come
134:5.15 S. the supernational sovereignty of the planetary
134:6.11 at least some hope of s. having a global religion—
134:8.1 proceeded along the Damascus road to a village s.
136:4.14 the side of the hills near a village s. called Beit Adis.
137:7.12 and sects believed in the s. coming of the Messiah.
154:4.6 have been built upon his teachings, and s. will be.
159:3.6 S. the children of the kingdom will realize that strong
162:2.7 all who truly seek to find me shall s. attain the life
166:4.2 the Father and the s. healing of his afflicted children?
170:4.15 on several occasions, definitely promise s. to return
170:4.15 he also promised s. to come back to this world in
171:1.5 Accordingly, s. after the resurrection and also after
175:3.3 to “bring him before the high Jewish court s. before
176:2.1 has confidently looked forward to his s. coming.
176:2.3 I also promise that I will s. return to this world,
176:2.3 hands, but be of good courage, for I will s. return.
176:4.1 so misunderstood as his promise s. to come back
176:4.1 not strange that Michael should be interested in s.
176:4.3 promised his followers that he would s. return to
177:3.4 were on the way to Jerusalem and should arrive s.
177:4.5 honor and glory which he had thought would s. be
178:1.3 governments, whose rulers may s. become believers,
179:0.1 Passover would be eaten on Friday night, s. before
187:4.1 “Verily, verily, I say to you today, you shall s. be
187:4.7 promise that they should s. meet in Paradise,
sometime-to-be-completed
21:5.5 like the future sovereignty of the s. Supreme Being,
sometimes
0:1.9 grand universe, s. designated the Supremacy of Deity
0:1.10 supersustenance, s. called the Ultimacy of Deity.
0:3.24 This concept is s. designated the Father-Infinite.
2:5.3 therefore does he s. “chasten us for our own profit,
2:7.3 hailing from various spheres, may s. vary in details
3:1.10 is s. with the hope of conserving and safeguarding
3:2.8 their minds are so limited and s. so gross,
3:2.8 the welfare of the part may s. appear to differ from
3:2.9 we must therefore s. share in the family discipline.
3:6.6 The Creator Sons most certainly can and s. do,
4:2.5 the imperfections of progressive evolution and, s.,
4:3.5 their unfortunate choosing, s. occasion emotions
5:5.3 The philosopher is s. inclined to posit a God of unity,
7:6.7 it is independent of time though s. conditioned by
8:2.2 on Urantia he is s. confused with the cosmic mind.
9:1.5 the First Source and Center, s. being called the
10:1.6 the Sons of God visit the evolutionary worlds and s.
10:5.4 the Trinity in relation to the finite is s. spoken of as
10:5.5 relationship is s. denominated the Trinity of Ultimacy
11:3.3 Paradise is s. called “the Father’s House” since it
11:8.5 the force-charge of space, s. called pure energy or
15:5.8 In the smaller systems the largest outer planet s.
15:6.11 The dark islands are s. enormous in mass and
15:7.5 it has s. meant these seven mansion worlds,
15:14.3 it is for this reason that we have s. conjectured that
16:3.16 that Master Spirit Number Seven s. speaks in
16:6.3 Human minds are s. observed to be running in
17:3.3 Divine heredity does s. disclose in the creature
17:4.2 s. one Aid functions acceptably, while on other
19:4.8 which have been s. designated Stationary Sons of
19:5.3 receive their assistance, s. recognize their presence.
19:5.10 Solitary Messengers, and s. Trinity-origin beings,
19:7.2 and Havona natives are s. designated collectively as
20:2.3 mortal flesh and s. are born of earthly mothers on
20:3.3 Magisterial missions s., and bestowal missions
20:7.1 On Salvington they are s. denominated the Spiritual
21:0.3 S. we refer to the sovereign of your universe of
22:1.13 but the Trinitized Sons of Perfection have s. erred
22:5.1 races traverse Havona, attain Paradise, and s. find
22:7.6 Unbelievably long periods of time are s. consumed
22:7.6 mortals—and s. Paradise-Havona personalities—
22:9.6 is beautiful and s. most touchingly pathetic.
23:2.20 they can s. detect the probable presence of very small
25:2.10 Hence these commissions are s. called referee trios.
25:3.4 And while their decisions may not be appealed, s.
25:3.5 Their work is s. carried out for the apparent welfare
25:3.5 s. their acts on the worlds of time and space are
25:5.1 custodians of knowledge, s. designated the “living
26:8.1 The fourth Havona circuit is s. called the “circuit of
26:10.5 s. look back over the struggles of youth and early
27:7.7 S. all Paradise becomes engulfed in a dominating
29:1.1 they s. produce these high types of semimaterial
29:2.16 Such a lane or line of energy,s. also called an energy
29:3.11 the physical controllers are s. automatically reactive
30:4.17 S. all training worlds of mortal residence are called
32:3.6 The lower creatures—and s. even the higher
32:3.7 of disharmony, confusion, and s. rebellion—sin.
33:1.1 on Urantia, he is s. spoken of as Christ Michael.
33:7.8 However unfairly human contentions s. appear to be
35:1.4 designated special ambassadors, as they s. are,
35:2.8 they have s. erred in minor matters, that is, they have
35:4.4 They s. act as temporary custodians on wayward
35:4.4 and s. one of this order has even incarnated in the
35:5.4 their decisions have s. been reversed on appeal to the
35:5.6 the Vorondadeks have s. exercised such authority as
35:9.2 S. no change in the head of the trio is made,
36:2.17 many of which are s. so antagonistic to the peace
36:3.2 Life Carriers s organize the life patterns after arriving
36:6.7 these three are the levels of God the Sevenfold, s.
37:2.3 they have s. been known as “the angel of the Lord.”
37:3.2 Morning Star, the archangels do s. function by his
37:3.6 This is the archangel of the resurrection, s. referred
39:0.10 Human beings s. find it hard to understand that a
39:3.5 s. such groups have found themselves reassociated
39:3.11 Vorondadek observer, and s. Most High regent,
39:5.11 prior to physical death a reflective phenomenon s.
39:5.12 Human beings have s. been permitted to observe
39:8.4 in other circumstances angels s. achieve Paradise
39:9.1 angels are s. assigned to the ministry of worlds
40:3.1 S. the majority of them are translated, along with
40:4.1 S., after repeated services of this sort or following
41:2.6 They are s. concerned with the physical preliminaries
41:2.8 the local controllers s. employ enormous numbers of
41:3.9 S. a sun will capture a stream of meteors in a line
41:5.7 the water s. appears to fall in sheets or to descend
41:6.1 light, in traversing space, is s. slightly modified by
41:7.8 a sun yields energy and heat s. greater than that
41:7.11 of hot gases (s. millions of degrees in temperature)
41:10.1 the closest approach of the attracting body s. draws
41:10.3 The molten-split and collisional worlds are s. without
41:10.5 S. the last is first, while truly the least becomes
42:2.9 Primordial force is s. spoken of as pure energy;
42:8.2 attraction; its behavior is therefore s. unpredictable.
44:2.10 these reproducers s. associate themselves in dramatic
46:2.8 Urantia time throughout the light period and, s.,
46:3.4 except the Michael messages, which s. go direct to
46:7.3 spornagia do enjoy long lives, s. to the extent of
47:7.1 progressive types of beings who s. inhabit these
48:2.12 They also s. work in connection with supermaterial
48:4.5 of combat, struggle, and s. fearfulness, and ofttimes
48:6.32 But s. error is so great that its rectification by
48:6.36 they will point out that s. your most disappointing
48:6.36 S. the planting of a seed necessitates its death,
49:0.4 Many of these enormous spheres have satellites, s.
49:1.4 Life is s. initiated in one center, s. in three, as it was
49:1.7 S. evolutionary progress is temporarily delayed by
49:2.16 when the planet is not too large, it is s. expedient to
49:2.16 These air navigators s. intervene between the water
50:2.3 the third order of his own group of sonship and s.,
51:4.6 reduced to the status of servants—s. exterminated.
51:6.4 but this actual affiliation s. does not occur until the
52:1.5 the planets are s. overrun with the larger types of
52:2.5 their relentless warfare s. results in the obliteration
52:3.8 groups of their descendants s. remain nonflesh eaters
52:4.10 S such an epoch is much shorter and in rare instances
55:0.1 Evening Stars always, and the Melchizedeks s.,
55:3.20 three properly qualified citizens who are s. chosen by
55:4.23 s. it is a Melchizedek who volunteers to function in
57:3.12 This critical stage of gravity-heat contention s. lasts
58:2.10 Your broadcasting is s. disturbed by the storms that
58:3.3 greatly altered because the electron spin is s. in the
58:7.1 s. they yield fossil remains of some of the earlier
60:2.11 huge ichthyosaurs s. grew to be fifty feet long,
60:4.2 These lighter areas of land are s. 15,000 to 20,000
60:4.2 S. these upthrusts of land occur without folding.
66:2.3 —s. referred to as the Caligastia one hundred.
66:3.2 from conditions which have s. since prevailed.
67:7.5 and may s. even retard spiritual progress on certain
68:5.3 S. such a line of hunger march would be ten miles
68:6.8 Children were s. strangled at birth, but the favorite
70:2.1 war s. kills the patient, destroys the society.
70:6.2 a real king, he was s. called “father of his people.”
70:8.8 slave could never become a capitalist, though s. the
71:7.2 and philosophy s. becomes the chief pursuit of its
75:1.4 spirits drooped, and s. their faith almost faltered.
77:1.2 s. so modify the workings of the interassociation
77:8.13 do not permit humans to witness their s. necessary
78:2.2 S. this expansion was depleting to the home culture
81:6.12 You are s. shocked at the ravages of war, but you
82:3.5 one head, although such skulls were s. purchasable.
82:3.8 incentive to child marriages even at birth and s.
82:5.1 weakness s. resulted from excessive inbreeding.
82:5.2 While the inbreeding of good stock s. resulted in the
82:5.3 Property has always influenced marriage, and s.,
83:2.4 Woman s. formally, as well as covertly, initiates
83:5.3 Caste and economic restrictions s. made it necessary
84:3.9 mothers relieved of their s. temporary barrenness,
85:2.3 would s. be found out in the forest affectionately
85:4.1 S. a drowning man would be refused succor for fear
86:5.14 The reflection of oneself in the water was s. looked
88:5.5 s. it was in an effort to cure disease or to stop bad
89:1.2 he s. dies of fright when he has violated a taboo,
89:5.9 1. Cannibalism s. became a communal ceremony,
90:1.1 The shaman s. functioned as a priest and even as a
91:2.2 ego; it has been always psychic and s. spiritual.
91:2.2 Magic has s. ascended by goal elevation from
91:2.2 Prayer has s. become so materialistic that it has
91:8.4 an expression of praise, social devotions; s. prayer is
91:8.5 It is s. the pathetic expression of spiritual craving
91:8.5 and s. the blatant shouting of pious phrases.
92:3.7 religion has s. neglected education and retarded
94:1.4 The deity-father principle, s. called Prajapati,
94:1.4 s. termed Brahma, was submerged in the theologic
94:11.11 as the Absolute, s. even as the infinite I AM.
95:0.1 S. their failures were due to lack of wisdom, s. to
97:4.3 half-religious, timeserving, and s. immoral fellows,
98:4.8 “enthusiasm” of the realization of divinity, were s.
100:5.3 —may be a natural and gradual growth or may s. be
100:5.8 a technique of reality avoidance, albeit it has s. been
100:7.2 even though such sincerity s. caused pain.
100:7.12 consistently cheerful, notwithstanding Jesus s. drank
101:2.15 teachers, even the prophets, have s. possessed so
102:3.1 overdevelopment is likewise s. very handicapping
104:0.3 S. the concept of an evolutionary triad has become
104:3.1 While mankind has s. grasped at an understanding of
106:8.13 nature of this second level has been s. presented as:
106:9.1 we s. theorize that all this may happen in the utter
107:0.7 the Monitors are s. designated Thought Changers.
107:4.2 For this reason we s. denominate the divine gifts as
107:4.3 the lower orders of personal creatures may s. have to
107:4.4 even seraphim can s. discern the spirit luminosity
107:4.5 On Urantia this phenomenon has s. been referred to
107:7.1 Father are commonly referred to as beings and s.,
108:2.11 we observe Adjusters s. bestowed in response to
108:5.3 embrace evil, may s. depart from the divine way,
109:5.1 At such times, and s. during sleep, the Adjuster is
109:5.2 It is s. possible to have the mind illuminated, to hear
109:7.6 Adjusters consult with the Ancients of Days, and s.
110:3.5 Confusion, being puzzled, even s. discouraged and
110:3.5 Such attitudes may s. connote lack of co-operation
110:4.3 pictures of mind are s. the direct or indirect work of
110:5.2 When Adjusters do, as they s. have, such souls are
110:5.6 as you ascend the psychic circles, s. directly, but
110:7.10 s. the indwelling Adjuster is so situated that it
113:2.8 advanced associates, the seraphim s. work singly.
115:6.7 learned that the motion of the invisible may s. be
121:5.10 Their secret rites and rituals were s. gruesome and
122:5.3 meditative and worshipful, s. characterized by
125:4.3 S. his pointed questions were somewhat
126:0.3 was s. tempted to look with favor on the possibility
126:3.13 S. Mary thought the lad was beside himself, then she
127:4.5 Jesus’ plan of placating their bellicose and s. irate
127:5.1 upon Jesus’ future career; not often, but at least s.,
128:2.4 Each Sabbath Jesus returned to Nazareth, and s.
131:10.7 it s. terrifies me when I stop to think that all men are
132:5.13 the God of heaven would not condemn you if s.
132:7.7 “You know, father, I s. think Joshua is a prophet.”
134:5.6 while nations themselves s. become unified by empire
135:7.1 S. he questioned everything, but not for long.
135:12.3 with John about the kingdom, and while s. impressed
139:7.9 Also, s. when Matthew became greatly interested in
139:8.10 s. it was Nathaniel who helped Thomas to recover,
139:8.10 s. Peter, and not infrequently one of the Alpheus
139:8.11 S. Thomas would get permission from Andrew to go
139:12.5 treasurer, a learned man, a loyal (though s. critical)
140:5.17 Mercy s. may be passive, but here it is active and
140:7.2 and s. all twelve of them were so engaged.
140:8.4 that the civil government must s. employ force for
142:7.9 discipline, guidance, correction, and s. restraint of
143:2.5 that the human heart is s. even desperately wicked?
146:4.1 S. he would speak at the morning service, and
147:5.2 S. Pharisees would even blow a trumpet as they were
147:5.4 those who have received but little forgiveness s.
149:4.4 the dangers of courage and faith, how they s. lead
151:5.2 These gales come on quickly and s. go away just as
153:4.1 case of demoniac possession, even such as s.
157:7.2 now, more recently, depressed and s. dejected by
158:5.1 rends him in convulsions and s. has cast him into
160:4.11 s. overplanning for the future defeats its own high
163:4.17 s. considering the nations of heathendom as being
167:1.5 When you give a banquet, s. bid the poor, maimed,
168:4.6 the finite petition is s. so fraught with the grasp of
169:2.5 “And it is in this way that the sons of this world s.
171:2.1 the Bethany ford of the Jordan s. called Bethabara,
172:3.4 there was one Scripture that had s. been associated
172:5.6 Multitudes had s. been a great trial to the steward
174:1.2 the wise parent entertains for his s. erring child.
179:3.9 those who exercise this authority are s. called
181:2.16 Although you have s. doubted and at other times
187:2.3 lingering punishment, the victim s. not dying for
188:3.5 We have s. dared to explain these things to ourselves
195:8.6 a revolt against God himself, s. tacitly and s. openly.
somewhat
11:7.3 separate them s. as the midspace zones separate
11:7.6 it thickens s. faster than does the plane of creation,
13:1.2 And though I am s. familiar with six of these special
15:3.6 This near collision changed Andronover into a s.
15:5.5 after it has s. cooled and condensed, it may chance
16:3.19 are certain to recognize and s. comprehend when
17:2.1 fifty of these unique and s. mysterious beings.
18:4.3 at the same time be s. representative of the original
19:0.1 and the s. impersonal category of the Inspired Trinity
19:6.8 that the Havona of the previous universe age was s.
20:6.8 It differs s. from the Spirit of Truth which
23:3.6 personal prerogatives of communication, are s.
25:1.3 These fourth creatures are s. on the order of
26:6.3 I am s. at a loss to explain what takes place on this
29:4.21 influence energy and power transformations s. as
29:4.32 S. as a plant stores solar light, so do these living
32:5.6 to tell you s. of our understanding of things eternal.
34:0.3 it is s. difficult to portray this early universe presence
35:2.3 Most of their work is regular and s. routine, but
35:8.15 Since Lanonandeks are a s. lower order of sonship
38:8.5 While the second and third groups are s. limited in
38:9.3 Midwayers are a s. standardized order of beings who
42:1.9 all this confirms our belief in a circular, s. limited,
42:11.5 short-range cohesive force of the macrocosmos s.
43:8.7 close working association with a s. dissimilar group
48:4.3 crude and s. unfortunate way to try to convey an
49:3.4 and even the methods of procreation are s. different.
49:5.1 It will be s. difficult to make an adequate portrayal of
49:5.13 Urantians are of the two-brained type, s. more
49:5.13 but s. less spiritual, ethical, and worshipful than the
49:5.15 and which would s. shame yours by comparison.
49:5.15 and spiritual reciprocation, you are s. inferior.
51:4.2 The earlier races are s. superior to the later; the red
51:4.3 second, fourth, and sixth being s. less endowed.
52:3.7 The color of such an amalgamated race is s. of an
53:7.4 Life Carriers were s. influenced by the rebellion of
54:4.1 Another problem s. difficult of explanation in the
56:10.3 Philosophy you s. grasp, divinity you comprehend
57:2.4 circular gas cloud in shape s. like a flattened spheroid
61:3.10 During this period an animal evolved which was s.
64:2.3 They were followed in Europe by a s. superior and
64:6.14 Intellectually they were s. inferior to the red man,
64:7.11 the resultant blend, subsequently s. upstepped by the
65:5.2 we s. discounted the difficulties involved because
65:7.2 you are occasionally s. perplexed in explaining all
66:8.1 slightly resentful of senior counsel and s. restive
68:6.2 natural increase in offspring was s. brought under
70:1.22 warfare evolve from the primitive man hunt to the s.
72:3.9 Divorce regulations are s. lax, but decrees of
77:3.4 But the Nodites were still s. divided in sentiment as
77:7.5 inferior mortals and s. to control their actions.
79:2.1 The base of the peninsula was formerly s. narrower
79:8.3 Consciousness of past achievements (s. diminished in
80:1.2 cultures and from these centers had penetrated s.
83:2.5 substituting s. idealized concepts of sex attraction for
84:6.4 men, but women also appear to be s. less logical.
91:4.3 Prayer is s. more ethical when it deals with
94:6.9 he was s. influenced by the lingering traditions of
94:6.11 were s. inimical to the very Chinese spirit of
96:4.5 succeeded in the establishment of his s. advanced
96:6.2 nomadic herders into settled and s. sedate farmers.
98:3.6 and s. successful effort to destroy the mysteries and
103:6.15 this union man can compensate s. for his failure to
105:1.4 the I AM is one universe concept which is s. more
108:5.7 It is all s. of a mystery to us, not as to the plan and
110:3.5 and may, therefore, s. delay spiritual progress, but
113:2.5 The only emotion actuating you which is s.
114:5.4 This rather loosely organized and s. personally
116:2.3 the Trinity is a reality which lies s. beyond the
117:3.7 This is s. like the way in which the Supreme Being
121:4.1 The gentiles were,from a moral standpoint, s. inferior
121:6.1 tremendously influenced and s. modified by Greek
123:0.2 to make him self-conscious and s. self-centered,
123:6.8 at first he was s. shocked by Jesus’ frankness
124:2.3 Jesus’ interest in study was s. above the average but
125:2.2 but Jesus s. disconcerted his parents by the inclusion
125:4.3 his pointed questions were s. embarrassing to the
125:6.1 to comprehend that they would be s. worried about
127:1.3 possess a s. fluctuating but aggressive temperament,
132:5.21 Accidental riches should be regarded s. in the light
135:11.1 John had a lonely and s. bitter experience in prison
136:0.1 consolation to the world and s. of an example;
137:2.6 And then, s. shocked, Nathaniel asked, “Can any
138:9.1 This s. monotonous period of alternate fishing and
139:4.8 John was s. bigoted and inordinately intolerant.
139:5.1 Philip was also s. influenced by the fact that Peter,
139:12.4 notion that Jesus was timid and s. afraid to assert his
141:0.2 Andrew was s. startled to see the Master thus
147:3.2 The apostles were s. restless under the restrictions
149:3.3 Though divine spirits may vary s. in the nature and
149:6.6 they grow older and become s. more appreciative of
153:4.6 They were all amazed and s. terror-stricken by the
153:5.1 They were also s. frightened and disconcerted by
164:1.2 This lawyer was s. familiar with Jesus’ teachings and
164:4.10 Josiah replied, s. impatiently: “I have told you
165:5.2 my words to you, the apostles, must be s. different
171:2.6 kingdom would certainly be set up s. in accordance
172:1.1 the chief priests and Pharisees were s. perplexed.
172:5.5 meaning of this Scripture to enable him s. to enjoy
172:5.9 into Jerusalem had begun to make a s. humorous
173:1.2 although the price might be s. high, no more fees had
177:0.1 On this particular Wednesday they ate breakfast s.
184:3.5 The entire court was startled and s. confused by his
186:1.2 he was also beginning to become s. disillusioned
187:5.4 they were s. sheltered by an overhanging rock.
188:3.5 dared to explain these things to ourselves s. as
190:1.6 even those who s. doubted, carried the message just
193:5.1 with his eleven silent and s. bewildered apostles.
195:10.15 that there is a religion of Jesus separate, and s. apart,
somewhere
1:6.7 an actual personality s. concealed in that universe.
42:7.5 elements at the surface, but they are s. present,
51:6.3 Think what it would mean on your world if s. in the
172:5.5 John came s. near understanding why Jesus did
Somme
63:5.3 they lived along the river S. for tens of thousands of
63:5.3 The S. is the one river unchanged by the glaciers,
80:3.1 only the S. now flows in the same channel which it
80:5.4 the blue man were fought out in the valley of the S..
80:5.4 the armies of the north in the final battle of the S.,
80:5.5 great military resistance was overcome along the S..