— Spi-St —
spices
188:1.7 make ready s. and ointments, and return Sunday
188:3.3 The women of Galilee, who prepared s. for the
spicules
63:1.2 They made use of sharp s. of stone, flint, and bone.
spiders
59:5.7 the insects first appeared and, together with s.,
65:2.5 sea urchins, sea cucumbers, centipedes, insects, s.,
spies
69:3.11 women were employed as s., carrying on commerce;
70:7.16 They were the first s. when the tribes were at war
96:3.4 his s. discovered disloyalty among the Bedouin
122:10.3 Herod’s s. had not located Jesus, and because of the
137:7.4 in turn sent s. to ascertain what Jesus was about.
147:6.2 a commission of six secret s. was appointed to
147:6.3 The Jerusalem s. were sure they would now secure
147:6.4 But the s. did not have long to wait for their
147:6.4 the s. seized upon this as a pretext for assailing Jesus
147:7.1 the others, including the official s. from Jerusalem,
147:7.2 the leader of the six s. said to him: “I was today
148:7.1 evangelists, and the Pharisaic s. from Jerusalem.
148:7.1 business) the six Jerusalem s. were sure to follow.
148:8.1 the Jerusalem s. became much divided in their
148:9.4 the Sanhedrin arrived to bid the six s. return to
149:3.2 and by the desertion of the three s. who had been
153:3.3 one of the Jerusalem s. who had been observing
153:3.6 The s. asked this question because it had been
167:7.4 these angels are not the s. of the spirit world who
spikenard
172:1.8 saved the money wherewith to buy this cruse of s.,
spills
175:1.18 which s. over would of itself cleanse the outside?
spin
58:3.3 may also be greatly altered because the electron s. is
165:5.3 how they grow; they toil not, neither do they s.;
spinal
7:3.4 and responded to by the lower automatic s. centers;
spinning
122:8.7 they are continually s. such beautiful myths about
spiral
15:3.1 globular clusters, star clouds, s. and other nebulae,
15:3.6 This former s. nebula was slightly distorted by the
15:3.6 position in one of the arms of this distorted s.,
15:4.4 are brought into being the s. and other nebulae,
15:4.7 Not all s. nebulae are engaged in sun making.
15:4.7 their s. appearance is occasioned by the fact that
15:4.8 The Milky Way galaxy is composed of former s. and
15:5.3 Not all nebulae are s..
15:5.3 splitting into a double star system or evolving as a s.,
15:5.4 Whirled stars are also of origin in other-than-s.
15:5.5 When a sun is born of a s. or of a barred nebula,
41:1.1 The s. and other nebulae, the mother wheels of the
57:2.1 As nebulae grow older, they usually become s.,
57:3.1 The nebula began gradually to assume the s. form
57:3.1 space nebulae are usually observed as s. phenomena.
57:3.2 telescopes spaceward and view the present-age s.
57:3.3 central core soon imparted a s. appearance to these
57:4.1 stage of a nebula is circular; the secondary, s.;
spirit—noun; see spirit of God; see fruits of the spirit;
see Spirit
0:5.9 3. S.. The divine s. that indwells the mind of man—
0:5.9 This immortal s. is prepersonal—not a personality,
0:5.10 indwelling s. becomes the father of a new reality
0:5.11 The personality of man is neither body, mind, nor s.;
0:5.11 and associated energies of matter, mind, and s.,
0:6.1 responding to the spirit circuit of the Son, we call s..
0:6.8 In personality, mind ever intervenes between s. and
0:6.11 any pattern consists of its energies, its mind, s., or
0:8.9 mortal man to attain the presence of God, who is s..
0:11.8 conditioned by the presence of life, mind, s.,
1:1.3 by numerous appellations, in s. of relationship all
1:2.1 The First Father is universal s., eternal truth, infinite
1:2.10 as s.,God is manifest in the person of the Eternal Son
1:2.10 Through the presence of his fragmentized s. the
1:3.0 3. GOD IS A UNIVERSAL SPIRIT
1:3.1 “God is s..”
1:3.2 not even to behold the presence of his delegated s. of
1:3.4 share the eternal s. fully and unreservedly with their
1:3.4 God’s s. is, in and of himself, absolute; in the Son it
1:3.5 God is a universal s.; God is the universal person.
1:3.5 supreme personal reality of the finite creation is s.;
1:3.5 ultimate reality of the personal cosmos is absonite s..
1:3.5 finality of oneness between matter, mind, and s..
1:3.6 Father is the overcontroller of matter, mind, and s..
1:3.6 This Paradise s that indwells the minds of the mortals
1:3.7 mind yielded to s. is destined to become spiritual
1:3.7 oneness with the surviving and guiding divine s.
1:3.8 the truth of the great declarations: “God is s.” and
1:5.8 presence, a transcendent ideal, and a glorious s.,
1:5.8 God is a real s. and a spiritual reality.
1:5.12 personality functions in a union of mind and s..
1:5.16 His prepersonal divine s. is a real part of you.
1:6.4 The prepersonal divine s. which indwells the mind
1:6.8 God is s.—spirit personality; man is also a s.—
1:7.6 does not interfere with God’s bestowing his s. to
1:7.7 who unqualifiedly transcends all mind, matter, and s..
2:5.5 if you submit to the leading of the indwelling s.,
2:5.6 God has sent of himself, his s., to live in you and
2:6.6 The affectionate heavenly Father, whose s. indwells
3:1.1 Psalmist exclaimed: “Whither shall I go from your s.?
3:1.4 him because he lives in us; he has given us his s..
3:1.4 “The s. of the everlasting Father is concealed in
3:1.4 he is a part of us; his s. speaks from within us.”
3:1.4 God is the guiding s. of eternal destiny.”
3:1.9 The everywhere-present s. of the Universal Father is
3:2.5 being neither Paradise monota nor Paradise s., is not
3:5.13 8. Is unselfishness—the s. of self-forgetfulness—
4:1.8 matter, to transcend mind, and to supervene s..
4:1.9 how the primordials of force, concept, or s. will
4:4.1 God is purposive energy (creative s.) and absolute
4:4.6 the divine personality is defined as consisting in s.
5:1.3 of communion with the bestowal s. of the Father
5:1.5 intimate personal communion with this s. of divine
5:1.9 may expect, in s. and in status, to be ever swinging
5:1.10 the communion of his s. and the s. of his Son by the
5:2.3 dream of God far off in the skies when the s. of the
5:3.8 self, under the guidance of the associated s.,
5:3.8 personal—the consciousness of mind, soul, and s.,
5:5.13 cannot invalidate the presence of the divine s. in
5:6.3 not personality, neither is s. nor physical energy.
5:6.3 and co-ordinated energies of matter, mind, and s..
5:6.5 indwelt by a fragment of the s. of the eternal God,
5:6.11 all mind is circuited in the Conjoint Actor and all s.
6:0.3 infinite concept of divine reality, unqualified s.,
6:1.2 “God is s.,” and the Son is a personal revelation of
6:1.2 and the Son is a personal revelation of that s..
6:2.1 as spiritual as the Father, just as truly an unlimited s..
6:2.5 The Son is the fullness of God’s absoluteness in s.,
6:2.6 God is, indeed, a universal s.;
6:2.6 God is s.; and this spirit nature of the Father is
6:2.6 just as fully and unreservedly share the divine s. with
6:4.1 All pure unfragmented s. and all spiritual beings
6:4.3 the everywhere active presence of the divine s. of the
6:4.3 The s. of the Father is eternally resident in the s. of
6:4.3 of the Father is eternally resident in the s. of the Son.
6:4.4 Father-Son presence of a dual spiritual nature the s.
6:4.4 s. of the Son is co-ordinate with the s. of the Father.
6:4.5 the s. of the Son is co-ordinate with the spiritual
6:4.6 The s. of the Eternal Son is most certainly with you
6:4.8 know all things by virtue of his own omnipresent s.,
6:5.2 The Eternal Son does not pervade the potentials of s.
6:5.5 bestow himself as an unlimited s. to bathe creation
6:6.1 The Eternal Son is s. and has mind, but not a mind
6:6.1 but not a mind or a s. which mortal mind can
6:6.1 That kind of mind which is directly allied with s. is
6:6.1 to that mind which co-ordinates s. and matter nor
6:6.2 S. is ever conscious, minded, and possessed of varied
6:6.4 begin to be endowed with the “mind of the s.”—
6:7.3 Eternal Son is truly a merciful minister, a divine s.,
7:1.3 From the viewpoint of personality, s. is the soul of
7:1.4 Such a new s. is actually a part of the Second
7:1.7 either the omnipresent s. of the Eternal Son or the
7:1.8 reactions of the omnipresent s. of the Eternal Son
7:1.8 There is an unvarying response of the Son’s s. to
7:1.11 S. seems to emerge from the potentials of the Deity
7:1.11 evolving s. finds correlation in the experiential and
7:1.11 s. eventually finds final destiny in the absolute grasp
7:1.11 This appears to be the cycle of experiential s., but
7:1.11 but existential s. is inherent in the infinity of the Son.
7:3.1 detect the supernal presence of the inspiring s. of
7:3.1 the loving embrace of the all-pervading s. of the
7:3.1 does the s. of the Eternal Son indwell the mind
7:4.6 all partake of the s. of mercy ministry which is so
7:5.0 5. THE SPIRIT OF BESTOWAL
7:5.10 Therefore, in s. and because of kinship of nature as
7:5.11 In s. and nature, if not in all attributes, each Son
7:6.3 In s. nature, divine wisdom, and co-ordinate creative
7:6.4 and universal controls of matter, mind, and s..
7:7.1 final revelation of the s. and personality of the Father
8:1.2 He, the s., unqualifiedly identifies both of them.
8:1.5 this outflowing s. is instantly grasped by the spiritual
8:1.5 energy of infinity and immersed in the s. of divinity.
8:2.3 Person of Deity the Infinite Spirit, for God is s..
8:2.3 matter as basic reality and mind, together with s.,
8:4.0 4. THE SPIRIT OF DIVINE MINISTRY
8:5.1 there is everywhere present this all-pervading s.,
8:5.4 minds and upon your souls they function as one s.,
9:1.4 Conjoint Actor operates not only as an infinite s.
9:1.4 specifically wherever and whenever energy and s.
9:2.1 God is s. in a threefold sense: He himself is s.;
9:2.1 in his Son he appears as s. without qualification;
9:2.1 in the Conjoint Actor, as s. allied with mind.
9:2.3 There is a difference in function between the s. of the
9:2.3 between the s. of the Son and the s. of the Spirit.
9:2.3 his spiritual ministry may function as mind plus s. or
9:2.3 ministry may function as mind plus s. or as s. alone.
9:2.5 The presence of the universal s. of the Eternal Son
9:4.2 beings, is not separated from energy or s., or both.
9:4.2 Mind does not have to be added to pure s.,
9:4.2 for s. is innately conscious and identifying.
9:4.2 S. is always intelligent, minded in some way.
9:4.2 The insight of s. transcends, supervenes, and
9:4.5 responds to mind even as cosmic mind responds to s.
9:4.5 S. is divine purpose, and s. mind is divine purpose in
9:4.5 Energy is thing, mind is meaning, s. is value.
9:4.5 those relative relationships between energy and s.
9:4.6 Mind transmutes the values of s. into meanings of
9:4.6 involves a relative and differential growth in s.,
9:5.3 always is the direction of mind a ministry of mind-s.
9:6.4 does not originate in either s., mind, or matter;
9:6.4 Neither is the interaction of s., mind, and material
9:6.5 minds that are associated with both energy and s..
9:6.6 mind, when not associated with either energy or s.,
9:6.6 (the theoretical co-ordinate of the absolutes of s. and
9:6.7 the lesser the diversity of energy and s., the lesser the
9:6.7 to function in a mid-zone between energy and s.,
9:6.7 on Paradise, energy and s. are essentially one.
9:7.2 Lines of s. can be traced back to the Son, physical
10:3.12 3. As s., through the Eternal Son.
10:3.19 He performs in the spheres of mind, matter, and s..
12:6.5 When matter, mind, and s. are unified by creature
12:6.6 All phases of primordial force, nascent s.,
12:7.14 Even though the s. of a Son be poured out upon all
12:8.0 8. MATTER, MIND, AND SPIRIT
12:8.1 “God is s.,” but Paradise is not.
12:8.4 The bestowal of s. and the spiritualization of
12:8.11 which becomes truly liberated when modified by s..
12:8.12 3. S.. The highest personal reality.
12:8.12 True s. is not subject to physical gravity but
12:8.13 The goal of existence of all personalities is s.;
12:8.13 The bestowal of mind and the ministration of s. are
12:8.13 Deity reality is not mind but spirit-mind—mind-s.
12:8.13 Nevertheless the absolutes of the s. and the thing
12:8.14 personality, where s., through the mediation of mind,
12:8.14 S. is the fundamental reality of the personality
12:8.14 experience of all creatures because God is s..
12:8.14 S. is unchanging, and therefore, in all personality
12:8.14 it transcends both mind and matter, which are
12:8.15 Mind, matter, and s. are equally real, but they are not
12:8.16 In time, man’s body is just as real as mind or s.,
12:8.16 but in death, both mind (identity) and s. survive
12:9.1 S. is the basic personal reality in the universes,
12:9.6 Such a living relationship of personal mind and s.
13:1.18 and of the Spirit, with the threefold s. of the Trinity,
13:4.5 And thus does the s. of divinity become humbly
14:5.11 Curiosity—the s. of investigation, urge of discovery,
14:6.13 the Son could safely and securely demonstrate the s.
14:6.26 control; mind existing as ultimately equivalent to s.;
15:9.12 The bestowal s. of the Paradise Sons, the Comforter
16:4.1 Center in the relationships of energy, mind, and s..
16:4.13 5. The bestowal of the ministry s. of a Creative Spirit
16:4.14 6. The subsequent bestowal of the s. of the bestowal
16:9.2 moral mind collaborates with the indwelling divine s.
20:1.11 supplication the Sons are as one; their s. is one,
20:1.13 your own Creator Son when he poured out his s.
20:5.2 all Magisterial Sons are motivated by this same s.
20:6.8 this is the joint s. of both Sons, implemented by the
20:6.9 more literally the s. of the sovereign Michael.
21:1.1 fully attained, when such absolute identity of s. and
23:3.4 explain to the material type of mind how a s. can be
23:3.7 all the advantages of a formless s. coupled with all
26:7.4 “essence of divinity” and the “s. of supremacy”
26:10.3 The s. of such candidates was wholly acceptable;
26:11.5 mortal man is indwelt by the s. of the living God;
27:1.5 you have seen his face, and his name is your s..
27:4.2 The s. of it has been imparted on the circles of
27:7.5 but the s. of it you can begin to appreciate even
27:7.6 to accommodate the s. of worship on Paradise.
28:5.9 able to rule immediately as to “what manner of s.”
28:5.18 Effective use is made of the fraternal competitive s.
28:5.21 fully cognizant of exactly “what manner of s.” has
30:1.11 The fragmentations of the premind s. of the Third
30:1.11 such fragments of premind s. are bestowed upon
30:1.12 is the individualized s. of a Creator Son, union with
30:1.113 unless he is endowed with it by God who is s..
30:1.113 mind there are mind personalities who have s..
30:4.19 pertains to continuing advancement of intellect, s.,
30:4.26 through the superuniverse you were an evolving s.;
30:4.26 your appearance on Paradise will be as a perfected s.
31:1.2 capacity for the bestowal of a fragment of the s. of
31:1.2 only such beings as have been fused with the s. of the
32:4.5 indwelling Adjuster, a fragment of his prepersonal s.;
32:5.8 the guidance of that good s. of the Universe Son,
34:1.3 differentiated from the s. of the Infinite Spirit;
34:4.2 The bestowal s. of the Creator Son, the Comforter,
34:4.5 The Creator Sons are endowed with a s. of
34:4.5 This s. is an inherent endowment of the Creator
34:4.7 The s. of the Creator Son may and does function
34:4.7 presence of the Son, but not with her personal s..
34:4.7 this very fact that enables the s. of the Creator Son
34:4.10 s. of wisdom, the s. of worship, the s. of counsel,
34:4.10 the s. of knowledge, the s. of courage,
34:4.10 the s. of understanding, the s. of intuition—of quick
34:4.12 are ably assisted by the first functioning mind-s.,
34:4.12 of intuition, the s. of “quick understanding.”
34:5.1 collaborate with the Son and the Son’s bestowed s.
34:5.4 with the presence of the s. of the Divine Minister.
34:5.5 this s. of the Son is almost wholly limited in function
34:5.6 possess a segregated portion or entity of the s. of
34:5.7 of the Adjuster-s. of the Father in or with a mortal
34:6.0 6. THE SPIRIT IN MAN
34:6.2 and receptivity for, this unifying ministry of the s.,
34:6.7 It is not enough that this s. be poured out upon you;
34:6.10 with power through His s. in the inner man.”
34:6.12 “the Spirit bears witness with your s. (the Adjuster)
34:6.12 the S. bears witness “with your s.,” not to your s..
34:7.0 7. THE SPIRIT AND THE FLESH
34:7.1 If you do not reject this s., even though eternity
34:7.2 do not experience the acute conflicts between the s.
34:7.5 such marked struggling between the s. and the flesh
34:7.6 this apparent warfare between the flesh and the s.
34:7.6 “The s. of the life of Christ Jesus has made us free
35:5.4 always in accordance with the s. of divine sonship
36:2.7 6. The sphere of mind and s. in living beings.
36:2.19 Six is dedicated to the correlation of mind with s.
36:4.8 transcendental and eternal s. of absonity by God
36:5.6 1. The s. of intuition—quick perception, the primitive
36:5.7 s. of understanding—the impulse of co-ordination
36:5.8 3. The s. of courage—the fidelity endowment—
36:5.9 4. The s. of knowledge—the curiosity-mother of
36:5.9 mother of adventure and discovery, the scientific s.;
36:5.10 5. The s. of counsel—the social urge, the endowment
36:5.11 6. The s. of worship—the religious impulse, the first
36:5.11 The s. of worship forever distinguishes the animal of
36:5.12 7. The s. of wisdom—the inherent tendency of all
36:5.12 This s. is the secret of that inborn urge of mind
36:5.16 the s. of the personal presence of the Divine Minister
36:5.16 the appearance of this very s. in evolutionary man.
36:6.2 S. takes origin only from spirit ancestors.
37:5.2 fusion with an individualized fragment of the s. of
37:5.3 They have in s. obeyed the Father’s command, “Be
37:6.2 This training of mind and education of s. is carried
37:6.6 Mind and s. are afforded like opportunities for
37:6.6 But in all this superb training of mind and s. you are
38:9.6 the s. of worship and the s. of wisdom, are able to
39:2.6 the newly attained capacities of the mind of the s..
40:5.3 is the farthest from you in personality and in s.,
40:6.1 soul with some type of eternal and immortal s..
40:6.2 “for you have not received the s. of bondage again
40:6.2 but you have received the s. of sonship, whereby
40:6.2 God has sent forth the s. of his Son into your
40:6.5 Michael is your elder brother in fact; and if in s. you
40:6.5 brothers of Christ, then in s. must you be sons of
40:6.6 3. You are sons because the s. of a Son has been
40:6.6 This s. ever draws you toward the divine Son, who is
40:7.4 bestowed himself upon you, placed his own s. within
40:8.3 an individualized gift of the s. of the Creator Son.
40:9.1 fused with individualizations of the premind s. of the
40:9.3 Adjuster is filled by an individualization of the s. of
40:9.3 beings are in every way your equals in mind and s.;
40:10.2 beyond the boundaries of the space range of the s.
40:10.2 so is his “fusion s.” implemented in the Reflective
40:10.12 will sometime achieve as a seventh-stage s..
42:1.1 the universe is material, but the essence of life is s..
42:2.20 We cannot differentiate the nature of Paradise s. and
42:10.1 subjected to the overcontrol of living and divine s.
42:11.1 extra-Havona universes as pure energy and pure s.—
42:11.4 The levels of gravity response for s., mind, and
42:12.12 you think of a body as having a s., but we regard the
42:12.12 as having a s., but we regard the s. as having a body.
42:12.12 The s. is the architect, the mind is the builder,
42:12.13 On the absolute level s. certainly is dominant.
42:12.14 The s. is the creative reality; the physical counterpart
42:12.15 in turn responsive to the ultimate overcontrol of s..
43:9.2 from a morontia being to the status of a true s.;
43:9.2 passage from evolutionary animal to ascending s..
44:1.12 material muscles and so slightly with mind and s.;
45:7.1 all who are true of purpose and worthy in s. find
46:5.32 “Undedicated to the seventh stage of s.—to the
47:3.11 developing your personality factors of mind and s.
48:0.1 a creature of gross animal nature into a perfected s.
48:0.2 the material mind into an immortal and perfected s.?
48:1.5 receptive to the superimposition of a controlling s..
48:1.5 worlds until you are constituted a first-stage s. on
48:1.6 In the days of the mortal flesh the s. indwells you,
48:1.6 —in reality an invasion of man by the bestowed s. of
48:1.6 But in the morontia life the s. will become a real part
48:3.8 when you leave the local universe as a first-stage s.,
48:6.35 Your good s. shall minister to me, and your angel
48:8.4 progress from animal to angel and from angel to s.
48:8.4 to angel and from angel to s. and from s. to God.
49:4.9 But mortal mind without immortal s. cannot survive.
49:4.9 of man is mortal; only the bestowed s. is immortal.
49:6.6 with an individualized portion of the immortal s. of
49:6.7 no immortal s. is present to function with the group
50:1.1 touches the creatures of the realms through his s.,
51:6.13 who dwells on Paradise and bestows his s. to live
52:5.6 send their joint s., the Spirit of Truth, into the
52:5.6 the occasion when the “s. of the triumphant Son is
53:6.5 s. of truth were inherently triumphant over rebellion
53:8.7 the protective Spirit of Truth, the s. of Michael,
53:8.8 no fallen s. ever did have the power to invade the
54:2.2 into partnership with them by means of his own s..
55:2.6 The s. permeating those gathered around the
55:4.31 and seraphim are Father indwelt by another type of s.
56:1.3 Pure energy (primordial force) and pure s. are wholly
56:1.3 of the Paradise Father of pure energy and pure s.
56:1.4 pure s. is the potential of the divine and directive
56:3.1 in the dual phenomena of pure energy and pure s..
56:3.2 this single s. is revealed in the dual phenomena of the
56:3.3 know that they are derived from the God who is s.
56:3.3 And this far-flung s. functions as a phenomenon on
56:2.2 can conceive and comprehend the indwelling s. only
56:3.6 S. must always and ultimately become threefold in
56:3.6 S. originates from one source through a threefold
56:3.6 it must and does attain its full realization in divine
56:6.3 can be personalized in s. to creature understanding
56:8.1 to the experience of consorting with eternal s.,
56:8.3 we in turn and in s. have the opportunity to do for
56:9.12 creatures who receive unto themselves the s. of the
56:10.2 man’s effort to discern God in mind, matter, and s..
56:10.14 Every impulse of every electron, thought, or s. is an
56:10.15 approach to the universe of mind, matter, and s.—
56:10.15 the human experience with matter, mind, and s.,
62:2.5 dawn mammals developed more of a tribal s. than
62:6.3 At first only the s. of intuition could function in
62:6.3 the s. of understanding was able to endow such
62:6.3 we observed the s. of courage in operation;
62:6.3 we beheld the s. of knowledge manifesting itself
62:6.3 brought the function of the s. of counsel,
62:6.5 were about ten years old—when the s. of worship
62:6.5 then did the s of wisdom begin to function on Urantia
63:0.2 with the indwelling of the gift of the s. of the Father.
63:3.3 These Andonites evinced a very marked clannish s.;
64:6.14 Because they developed a fraternal s., the various
65:7.7 up to the level of the sixth phase, the s. of worship
65:7.7 the seventh and last adjutant, the s. of wisdom.
65:8.5 over matter, and s. is ever correlated with mind.
67:3.7 But it is entirely possible for the indwelling s. to
67:3.9 Van utilized both mind and s. in a magnificent and
67:3.9 Mind and s., when fully united, are potential for the
68:1.1 was not naturally overflowing with the s. of brotherly
69:6.4 descendants regarded the flame as a fetish or a s..
77:7.5 Adjusters and the pouring out of the Master’s s.
77:7.7 Even prior to Pentecost no rebel s. could dominate a
77:8.3 they enter into the s. of human work, rest, and play
81:6.37 on an enthusiastic and effective load-pulling s..
84:1.3 to be the result of a woman’s being entered by a s.,
84:4.8 each monthly period in an effort to drive the evil s.
84:8.4 hope thereby to elevate the soul or to nourish the s..
85:1.2 such blazing streaks marked the passage of a s. on
85:4.2 The ancient Bedouins believed that a nature s.
85:4.4 the flaming symbol of the purifying and purging s.
85:7.1 in these same primitive minds the sixth adjutant s.,
85:7.1 And this s. was constantly stimulating the worship
85:7.1 The s. of worship gave definite origin to the
85:7.3 When the seventh adjutant s., the s. of wisdom,
86:4.4 The breath minus the body equaled a s., a ghost.
86:5.1 part of man has been variously termed ghost, s.,
86:5.1 still conceive that everything in nature has a s..
86:5.2 the God-knowing mind and its indwelling divine s.,
86:5.3 to differentiate the concepts of an indwelling s. and
87:6.13 Exorcism was the employment of one s. to control
87:6.13 certainly a strong s. could dominate an inferior ghost
88:0.1 The concept of a s.’ entering into an inanimate object
88:0.1 he very logically worships and reverences the s.
88:0.2 the s. of a fetish was believed to be the ghost of a
88:1.3 belief in charms indwelt by some sort of nature s..
88:1.10 geniuses as fetish personalities possessed by a wise s.
88:2.3 They truly believed that the s. of their God dwelt in
88:2.4 a ceremony of consecration caused the s. to enter the
88:6.7 such words as possessions, inspiration, s. away,
89:5.2 then food must likewise be a s.’ greatest need.
89:5.11 supposed to contain the soul or portions of the s..
89:6.4 This provided a ghost s. to watch over and protect
89:8.7 commerce of the races inculcated the s. of trade
90:2.1 S. conjuring was a very precise and highly
90:4.4 trephining the skull to allow a headache s. to escape.
90:4.5 with incantation, rubbing the s. out of the body,
90:4.5 be of value in getting rid of a disease-producing s..
90:4.6 For long it was believed that the s. causing the
91:3.4 exalted to the level of communion with the s. of the
91:4.1 Selfish praying transgresses the s. of ethics founded
91:8.4 the creature with the anywhere presence of the s. of
92:7.4 and it is forever true, in the s. all men are equal.
92:7.12 the facilitating ministry of the indwelling divine s..
93:2.7 incarnated Son which enabled this s. of the Father to
94:6.3 are eternally harmonized by the s. of divinity.”
94:6.11 inimical to the very Chinese s. of investigation
94:11.3 later taught that Sakyamuni Buddha’s s. returned
94:11.6 and with the finite cosmos of energy, mind, and s.,
94:12.4 Shin revived the ancient missionary s. of Gautama’s
95:1.5 Ishtar, mother of gods and the s. of sex fertility.
95:3.2 experiential living because a divine s. indwells him.
95:7.5 What Yahweh, the volcano s., was to the Jewish
96:1.1 Semites regarded everything as being indwelt by a s..
96:1.11 This s. of Mount Horeb later became the god of the
96:1.12 Bedouin herders’ concept of the s. of the Sinai
96:7.4 The worshipful s. of this collection of hymns
97:1.4 looked upon their God as an exalted s. of unknown
97:1.4 now they heard the onetime s. of Horeb exalted as
97:5.3 “The s. of the Lord is upon me because he has
97:7.3 aiming at improving the national s. and morale of
97:7.12 also with him who is of a contrite and humble s..”
97:7.12 And if the enemy shall come in like a flood, the s.
99:1.6 The s. of religion is eternal, but the form of its
99:4.13 cosmology that portrays the triune existence of s.,
100:2.3 mind, in the evolving soul, and with the indwelling s..
100:2.7 that there is one inner bastion, the citadel of the s.,
100:2.7 dedicated the keeping of his soul to the s. of God.
100:5.3 and many true believers have progressed in the s.
100:5.4 a down-grasp of the indwelling s. to synchronize
100:6.5 It may even engender the s. of the crusader, which
101:1.3 The divine s. makes contact with mortal man, not
101:2.1 creating a harmony of mind and satisfaction of s.
101:2.1 his will and plans in matter, with minds, and on s..
101:2.2 the reality and relationships of matter and s. by the
101:2.13 “the Spirit itself bears witness with our s. that we are
101:3.17 man has a divine s. or spirits dwelling within him;
101:5.7 the human being, the soul or even the indwelling s..
101:5.8 and interassociation between s. and matter,
101:6.5 transition from the world of matter to that of s..
101:6.9 personal realization of sonship with God, who is s..
102:1.4 the loyalty and devotion of the body, mind, and s.,
102:2.2 the s. of its expression is so poised and tempered
102:2.5 the experiential synthesis of energy, mind, and s.
102:3.8 religion brings into being the brotherhood of the s..
102:3.11 the eternal idea of mind, and the infinite s. of life.
102:4.4 nature of God and of the reality of pure and true s..
102:4.4 Deity is more than s., but the spiritual approach is
102:7.4 original divine endowment of both mind and s..
103:1.1 similarly interpret the leadings and urges of the s. of
103:1.1 the divine impulses emanating from the God s. that
103:2.1 spiritual births accompanied by much anguish of s.
103:3.1 the influence of the clan or tribal s. of solidarity.
103:5.1 are derived from the direct impulse of the divine s.
103:5.5 the altruistic urge of the higher self (divine s.) are
103:5.11 “Where the s. of the Lord is, there is freedom.”
103:6.1 study of the actions and reactions of the human s.;
103:6.6 Always must man’s inner s. depend for its
103:6.7 of reality manifestation: matter, morontia, and s..
103:6.7 sciences and the functioning of the s. of religion.
103:6.12 connection between the worlds of matter and s.,
103:7.1 the spiritual Adjuster presence of the God who is s..
103:7.3 God is s., but Deity is unity, and the unity of Deity
103:7.11 assumption of the validity of three things: mind, s.,
103:7.12 to deal not only with finite and temporal s. but
103:7.12 but also with the s. of eternity and supremacy.
103:9.8 founded on the inherent (s. of wisdom) assumption
103:9.10 functions of mind, soul, and s. ever closely united
104:1.13 while in s. this is true, in actuality it is not a fact.
104:4.20 From s. potency to Paradise s., all s. finds reality
104:4.20 The existential values of s. have their primordial
104:4.21 The Father exists before s.; the Son-Spirit functions
104:4.21 the Son-Spirit functions as active creative s.;
104:4.21 the Deity Absolute exists as all-encompassing s.,
104:4.21 exists as all-encompassing s., even beyond s..
104:5.6 sum total of actualized reality—s., cosmic, or mindal.
104:5.11 infinity reservoirs of all latent energy reality—s.,
105:2.11 absolute coherence of pure energy and of pure s.
105:3.2 controller, and upholder; universal love, eternal s.,
105:3.3 In the Second Source and Center s. is unqualified
105:4.9 of cosmic energy, the outspreading of Paradise s.,
105:6.2 the actuality of personal-s. supremacy in Havona,
105:7.10 6. Certain values of s..
105:7.17 the divine spiritual ministry of the God who is s..
106:2.3 S., in the last analysis, comes from Paradise through
106:8.21 The Supreme Being is not only s. but also mind and
107:1.6 that is confirmative of the declaration that God is s..
107:1.7 Infinite Spirit individuate portions of his premind s.
107:1.7 the s. of the Original Son is diffuse or discretely
107:1.7 bestowals of the s. of the Creator Sons of the Eternal
107:2.3 individualized portion of the s. of the local universe
107:5.1 mind as a cosmic mediation between s. and matter,
107:6.1 The Adjuster is indeed a s., pure s., but s. plus.
107:6.4 that God is the source of pure energy and of pure s.,
108:0.2 Therefore does the s. of the Father descend from
108:2.3 If this s. of the bestowal Sons is present,
108:2.3 the instant the seventh adjutant mind-s. begins to
108:2.9 4. The s. of brotherhood.
108:5.5 peace of mind and a superb tranquillity of s..
108:6.3 they should be renewed in the s. of their minds;
110:1.1 experiences of worshipful contact of mind with s. in
110:1.6 faithful to the trust reposed in you by the divine s.
110:3.4 divine s. who waits and works within your mind.
110:6.13 mind-spirits under the direction of the s. of wisdom
110:7.10 the supreme devotion and affection of a divine s..
111:0.2 The concept of a soul and of an indwelling s. is not
111:0.3 that his evolving soul was fathered by a divine s.,
111:0.4 being, the yang and the yin, the soul and the s..
111:0.4 not usually believed to be pre-existent, only the s..
111:0.5 thereafter, a protecting s. which they called the ka.
111:0.5 They taught that this guardian s. remained with the
111:0.7 believed that “the s. of man is the lamp of the Lord.”
111:2.3 human personality is identified with mind and s.
111:2.3 This functioning relationship of such mind and s.
111:2.3 the qualities or attributes of mind and s. but rather
111:2.6 2. The divine s. indwelling this human mind and all
111:2.7 The relationship between material mind and divine s
111:3.2 without the collaboration of some s. of Deity,
111:3.3 usually with the same s. of the Father that initiated
111:3.4 the qualities of both the human mind and the divine s
111:3.6 mind, which knows, and the associated s., which
111:5.4 service in eternity—these are achieved (in s.) now
111:6.4 The s can dominate mind;so mind can control energy
111:7.1 of the Paradise ascent; security in s. and in eternity,
112:0.4 living energy system which includes mind or s..
112:0.6 it causes s. to strive for the mastery of energy-matter
112:0.14 12. It is one thing which can be added to s., thus
112:0.14 (Mind does not have to be added to s..)
112:0.16 other than the time perception of mind or s..
112:2.11 the insight of s. can still perceive cosmic realities and
112:2.14 supreme goals, and the divine s. of Paradise bestowal
112:6.9 unified under the direction of the s. of wisdom.
112:7.2 who have experienced fusion with the s. of Deity,
112:7.2 creature of time becomes eternally one with the s.
113:1.1 their angels do always behold the presence of the s.
115:3.14 existents of the cosmos have their center; be it s.,
116:1.5 whereas s. may achieve perfection of development,
116:2.2 God the Supreme derives his s. and personality
116:3.2 The finite domains of energy and s. are literally
116:3.2 mind is the vital link connecting matter and s..
116:3.3 mind presences of the Conjoint Actor unify the s.
116:5.10 The bifurcation of energy and s. (stemming from the
116:5.10 appear as a new factor co-ordinating matter and s..
116:5.15 concepts of mind subject to the overcontrol of s..
116:6.1 where s. through the mediation of mind is struggling
116:6.1 matter by mind, the co-ordination of mind with s.,
116:6.3 On absolute levels, energy and s. are one.
116:6.3 and as energy and s. move spaceward from Paradise,
116:6.4 And that s. itself in volitional personality can strive
116:6.5 become dominated by the leadings of purposive s.
116:6.7 On Paradise, monota and s. are as one—
116:6.7 In Havona, matter and s., while distinguishably
116:6.7 a wide gulf between cosmic energy and divine s.;
116:6.8 The dominance of s., which is existential on absolute
116:7.3 whereby the s. of this emerging personality of the
117:0.3 when an advancing s. contacts the united ministry of
117:2.1 power controlled through mind by s. by virtue of the
117:3.1 The diversification of eternal energy, divine s., and
117:3.5 in liaison with the impersonal s. of the Trinity
117:4.7 nor can the s. of Supremacy factualize the power of
117:4.8 out of the living potential of energy, mind, and s.
117:5.6 Be they mind, s., or energy, the growing creations of
117:5.7 The great circuits of energy, mind, and s. are never
117:5.9 ministry of the s. of the emerging Supreme Being
117:5.9 your Paradise ascent by the comforting directive s.
117:6.18 is consequent upon his fusion with the s. of Deity.
117:6.18 With Urantians this s. is the Adjuster presence of
117:7.13 while s., in the presence of personality, will have
118:1.2 self-identification with the indwelling s. through
118:5.2 he has, in s., broken the fetters of time and has
118:7.6 and self-identification with a fusion s. of Deity.
118:8.3 The s. liberates, and mechanism limits, the function
118:8.3 uncontrolled by mechanism, unidentified with s.,
118:8.4 by effecting a harmonious working liaison with s..
118:10.3 personality synthesis of finite matter, mind, and s. in
118:10.8 attainment through perfected integration with s.,
119:5.1 unidentified being presents the status of a true s.
119:5.3 that this unassuming and unnumbered pilgrim s.
120:3.9 of the ever-present divine s. of human guidance,
121:7.5 had spoken of a “new s. to live in man’s soul,”
121:7.5 “create a clean heart within and renew a right s..”
123:5.11 Isaiah: “The s. of the Lord God is upon me, for the
124:3.7 s. of the demonstrations of physical development and
124:6.17 Neither do we nowadays understand how the s. of
124:6.17 how the spirit of this same Creator Son and the s. of
124:6.17 he lived his life in the flesh, in s. on his shoulders
125:1.1 was shocked and sickened by the s. of irreverence
125:2.9 he was confused in mind and troubled in s. by the
125:4.3 law, but he evinced such a s. of candid fairness,
126:4.2 began to read: “The s. of the Lord God is upon me,
126:4.2 a song of praise instead of the s. of sorrow,
127:4.4 that impressed all the children with the s. of justice
127:4.5 was Jude guilty of violating the s. of these teachings.
128:6.2 proportion—and his s. was indeed humanly divine.
129:4.2 the mind-endowment of the s.—the phenomenon
130:1.2 when they seek the light with a whole heart, the s.
130:2.8 but cannot know God, who is s.; therefore the dog
130:2.9 are thus progressively identified with the divine s.,
130:4.7 activation of the spirit spark of the God who is s..
130:4.15 universe control by the energy and s. of the Supreme
130:6.3 your potential of real achievement is the s. which
130:6.4 you have been born again—born of the s.—
130:7.4 (indwelt and oriented by the Paradise Father’s s.)
130:8.4 The s. of the Father cannot teach and save one
131:1.4 body and soul and has endowed man with his own s.
131:1.9 wherein the soul of the mortal blends with the s. of
131:2.4 Whither shall I go from God’s s.?
131:2.4 him who is of a contrite heart and a humble s.!
131:2.6 that pride goes before destruction and a haughty s.
131:2.6 He who rules his own s. is mightier than he who
131:2.10 brokenhearted; he saves all who have a childlike s..
131:4.3 and his primeval s. dwells within the mortal soul.
131:4.3 divine Vivifier; let his s. fully direct our thoughts.
131:4.5 Our s. loathes all evil; therefore, O Lord, free us
131:4.6 “The s. of the Universe Keeper enters the soul of
131:5.2 course in life is to act in consonance with the s..
131:5.4 the flesh while preparing for the next life of the s..
131:5.4 May God grant us unity with the divine s. and
131:7.3 he takes one step away from the leading of the s. of
131:8.3 nature nourishing them and in s. perfecting them.
131:8.6 When man dies, the s. begins to wing its long flight
131:9.4 the s. of the noble man goes forth to be displayed
131:10.2 who dwells, by his s., in every sincere human soul.
131:10.3 The mind of man is human, but the s. of man is
131:10.4 The s. of the true God is in man’s heart.
131:10.5 high pleasures of the ministry of the s. of heaven.
132:2.2 the spiritual standards established by the divine s.
132:2.2 This indwelling s. is the standard of personality
132:2.9 no possibility that such a righteous s. would cast
132:3.4 creation of the material mind and the indwelling s..
132:3.6 The concealed seed of the soul is an immortal s..
132:3.9 The presence of the Paradise s. in the mind of man
132:7.4 craft of their prophet and seize upon his noble s..
132:7.4 Had your people remained true to the s. of Buddha
132:7.5 “You see, Gonod, Buddha knew God in s. but
132:7.5 God in mind but largely failed to know him in s..
132:7.5 Buddha, failing to envision God as a s. and as a
133:2.4 Ganid was becoming imbued with the s. of personal
133:3.7 “There lives within every human mind a divine s.,
133:3.7 This good s. ever strives to lead us to God, to help
133:4.4 Do you not know that God has sent his s. to live
133:4.4 this s. will lead all truth-loving and God-serving
133:4.5 the realization of knowing the God whose s. lives
133:4.6 in the similitude of the divine s. within your soul.
133:4.7 thus being guided by the s. of the law as well as by
133:4.8 to God in the persons whom he indwells by his s.
133:4.8 Father of all these bestowed gifts of the divine s..”
133:4.9 Remember that the Father’s s. ever lives within
133:4.9 the unconscious leadings of this immortal s.,
133:4.10 and I suggest that the s. of the Father of all truth may
133:4.10 Did you ever sincerely endeavor to talk with the s. of
133:4.10 the mind to communicate with its indwelling s. meets
133:4.11 you take with you yourself and the s. of the Father
133:5.9 Matter and s. and the state intervening between them
133:5.10 this universe of energy-mass, mind, and s., is eternal
133:6.5 But the soul of man is distinct from the divine s.
133:6.5 The divine s. arrives simultaneously with the first
133:6.7 and the spiritual, the material self and the divine s..
133:7.1 destination much rested in body and refreshed in s..
133:7.6 much about the mind of man and the divine s. that
133:7.6 absolute focal point for human personality, the s. of
133:7.11 also the degree of unification with the indwelling s.
134:3.1 —an amphitheater—dedicated to the “s. of religion.”
134:3.6 Intolerance, a contentious s., or any other
134:4.2 founded on the fact of divine sovereignty—God is s..
134:4.2 Since God is s., this kingdom is spiritual.
134:4.7 God is s., and God gives a fragment of his s. self to
134:8.3 on this mountain, and with whom he wrestled in s.,
134:9.9 For long years this transformation of mind and s.
135:6.3 forth his warnings in the “s. and power of Elijah.”
135:6.8 John counseled the teachers to instruct in the s. as
135:7.1 In mind John might be confused, but in s. never.
135:9.7 And I beheld the divine s. descending upon this
135:11.2 For the Father gives not the s. by measure to his
136:2.2 of mind and to self- identification with the s..
136:2.3 Thus did Jesus observe his own former divine s.
136:2.3 And he heard this same s. of Paradise origin now
136:4.10 to withdraw for communion with his own s. that
136:6.10 the ennoblement of his higher powers of mind and s..
137:1.6 “My brethren, you were already with me in the s.
137:3.7 journeyed to Cana in the s. of the queen mother
137:6.2 I look, even to him who is poor and of a contrite s.,
137:8.7 “The Father in heaven sends his s. to indwell the
137:8.7 And the s. of my Father and the Spirit of Truth
138:3.6 find entrance into the coming kingdom of the s.,
138:8.8 assurance of the indwelling of God’s s. of love
139:2.11 Paul became the leading s. among gentile churches,
139:11.7 unlimited and eternal progression of s. and truth.
140:1.2 this new brotherhood of the rule of the Father’s s. in
140:1.3 riches, but rather in the glory of the divine s. that
140:1.4 you must bring forth the fruits of my Father’s s. if
140:3.3 “Happy are the poor in s., the humble, for theirs are
140:3.8 who weep, for they shall receive the s. of rejoicing.
140:5.5 Jesus first talked about those who were poor in s.,
140:5.7 1. “Happy are the poor in s.—the humble.”
140:5.7 the one felt rich in s.—egotistical; the other felt “poor
140:5.7 —egotistical; the other felt “poor in s.”—humble.
140:5.7 The poor in s. seek for goals of spiritual wealth—for
140:5.8 Only those who feel poor in s. will ever hunger for
140:6.7 the ways of the flesh and the way of the s.;
140:6.8 you are slow to discern the s. of my teaching.
140:6.8 you are beholden to live your lives as I have in s.
140:6.14 secrets from my brethren, but I have a troubled s.,
140:8.32 The Master came to create in man a new s., a new
140:9.3 for the s. of my Father indwells you and will
140:9.3 and my s. shall go before you into all the world.
140:10.2 Jesus would present to them the beautiful s. of the
141:2.1 and you hear not with the understanding of the s..
141:2.1 within the hearts of his children on earth by the s.
141:4.4 the whole man—the union of body, mind, and s. to
141:4.8 after I shall have poured out my s. upon all flesh in
141:5.1 heard this question, he was stirred within his s.,
141:6.4 You cannot teach the deep things of the s. to those
141:6.4 see that men are born of the s. before you seek to
141:6.4 to instruct them in the advanced ways of the s..
141:7.10 He was a teacher of man’s s., but through the mind.
142:3.8 —is recognized by the indwelling s. as homage
142:5.2 If we proclaim to you the truths of the s.,
142:5.2 the s. will witness in your hearts that our message
142:5.2 leave his children of the s. in doubtful uncertainty
142:5.3 and whosoever has been born of the s. has in himself
142:5.4 Prophet Isaiah, ‘When the s. is poured upon us
142:5.4 to all the world that you have been born of the s.
142:6.5 I declare to you, except a man be born of the s., he
142:6.5 flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the s. is s..
142:6.5 it goes—and so it is with everyone born of the s..
142:6.5 you can behold the manifestations of the s., but
142:6.5 but you cannot actually discern the s..”
142:6.6 duty of those who know about the realities of the s.
142:6.7 But how can I begin to lay hold upon this s. which
142:6.7 “Already does the s. of the Father indwell you.
142:6.7 If you would be led by this s. from above, very
142:6.7 would you begin to see with the eyes of the s.,
142:6.7 born of the s. since your only purpose in living
142:6.7 And so finding yourself born of the s. and happily
142:7.17 acquire the ability to listen with the ear of the s.?
142:7.17 which the fatherhead is an infinite and eternal s.?
142:7.17 When I speak the language of the s., why do you
142:7.17 to apply the teaching of the kingdom of the s. to
142:7.17 And even then shall my s. go before you into all
143:1.9 The twelve continued to acquire the s. of positive
143:2.3 as the new creature of the rebirth of the s., you are
143:2.4 Thus by your faith and the s.’ transformation, you
143:2.4 the temples of God, and his s. actually within you.
143:2.4 If, then, the s. dwells within you, you are no
143:2.4 of the flesh but free and liberated sons of the s..
143:2.4 The new law of the s. endows you with the liberty
143:2.6 “Salvation is by the regeneration of the s. and not
143:2.6 the Father’s children who have been born of the s.
143:2.7 self is bound up with your faith in the indwelling s.
143:2.8 “If, then, my children, you are born of the s., you are
143:2.8 you are translated into the joyous kingdom of the s.,
143:3.2 we have recently experienced much vexation of s.
143:5.3 but whosoever drinks of the water of the living s.
143:5.6 all sincere worshipers will worship the Father in s.
143:5.6 God is s., and they who worship him must worship
143:5.6 they who worship him must worship him in s. and
143:5.10 about the water of life, the gift of the indwelling s..
143:7.8 fraternal and romantic attitudes by the human soul-s..
144:2.1 let your s. sanctify our hearts forevermore, Amen!
144:2.2 expression of the attitude of the soul toward the s.;
144:2.2 Prayer, when indited by the s., leads to co-operative
144:2.3 how much more will your persistence in the s. win
144:2.4 how much more shall your Father give the s. and
144:4.3 comes into grace and the new life of the s. by the will
144:4.8 to catch the universe broadcasts of the infinite s. of
144:4.10 Practically all of Jesus’ praying was done in the s.
144:5.16 Your adjusting and controlling s. give to live and
144:5.21 Shed abroad the s. of your mercy in our creature
144:5.58 By the gift and bestowal of your divine s., Thus
144:5.70 A pleasure to your good s., and a satisfaction to
144:5.81 minds by the transformations of the indwelling s.,
144:5.10 universes bestow on us the full measure of his s.;
144:5.11 Give us grace to yield to the leading of this s..
144:6.12 and I shall help you each to carry out the s. of your
144:8.4 because he has been born of the s. and knows that
145:2.2 but the s. of the Lord shall arise upon you,
145:2.7 ‘A new heart also will I give you, and a new s. will
145:2.9 divine urge of the indwelling s. to find the Creator,
145:2.13 This man was not possessed of an unclean s. or
145:2.13 his affliction was due to possession by an evil s..
145:5.3 troubled by the mighty outpouring of the s of healing
146:2.3 they speak to their creation in the laws of s., mind,
146:2.3 hear my law and the words which I sent by my s.
146:2.4 When man hears God’s s. speak within the human
146:2.6 With the s. with which you judge others you also
146:2.10 Avoid materialistic praying; pray in the s. and for
146:2.10 and pray for the abundance of the gifts of the s..
146:2.11 Only the s. that dwells within you may move you to
146:2.13 clean heart, O God, and renew a right s. within me.
146:2.13 few men can tame, but the s. within can transform
146:2.14 capacity to receive the presence of the divine s..
146:2.14 When Jesus taught his associates to pray in the s.
146:2.15 deplored that so little of the s. of thanksgiving was
146:2.16 with the s. of sincere thanksgiving, let your needs be
146:2.17 to afford the indwelling s. the better opportunity to
146:2.17 The s. of the Father speaks best to man when the
146:2.17 worship God by the aid of the Father’s s. and by
146:3.5 been endowed with the living s. of the Father, you
146:3.5 because you are identified with the Father’s living s.,
146:3.5 received this s. because they believed my word;
146:3.5 that, when I return to the Father, he will send his s.
146:3.6 “While you cannot observe the divine s. at work in
146:3.6 to the teaching and guidance of this indwelling s.
146:3.6 This s. of the Father partakes of the love of the
146:3.6 with the Father’s indwelling presence, your s.,
146:3.7 Every earth child who follows the leading of this s.
146:7.1 after they had poured out their s. upon all flesh, no
146:7.2 be possible for the advancing s. of man to return to
147:4.2 my teachings as one who has been born of the s.?
147:4.10 that Jesus had misunderstood the s. of his question,
147:5.6 just such mighty transformations of mind and s. as
147:5.8 may not stand high in actual levels of soul and s.,
147:7.2 shall experience freedom from fear and joy in the s..”
148:2.2 such transformations of mind and s. as may occur in
148:2.3 be caused by the dwelling of a so-called unclean s. in
148:4.1 “Why is it necessary for men to be born of the s.
148:4.6 “By nature, before the rebirth of the s., mortal man
148:4.8 The new birth—the baptism of the s.—is essential to
148:9.3 Jesus, perceiving in his s. that they thus reasoned
149:3.2 When men shut off the appeal to the s. that dwells
149:3.3 only uniform thing about men is the indwelling s..
149:3.3 Only through, and by appeal to, this s. can mankind
149:4.2 ‘Be not hasty in s., for anger rests in the bosom of
149:5.2 man to be led and directed by the Father’s s.
149:5.2 ‘The s. of man is the candle of the Lord, searching
149:5.2 a superabundance with sorrow and vexation of s..
149:5.4 composure, contentment, and supreme joy in the s..”
149:6.9 but when he becomes indwelt by my Father’s s.,
149:6.9 The bestowal s. of my Father will surely return to
149:6.9 have become the reborn child of this indwelling s.
149:6.9 shall certainly ascend with the divine s. to the very
149:6.11 ‘him who is of a contrite mind and a humble s..’
149:6.11 the response of s. which are so essential to the
150:3.7 the indwelling s. of the Father, together with the
150:3.7 together with the outpoured s. of the Son and the
150:8.9 “The s. of the Lord is upon me because he has
150:9.3 all of which only tended to arouse the mob s. in
151:1.4 My children, do you not perceive the law of the s.
151:3.6 appeal to vastly different levels of mind and s..
152:1.5 Jesus made it possible for his s. to live alongside
152:4.2 Peter’s disturbed soul; it soothed his troubled s.,
152:6.3 only by making your appeal to the s. which lives
152:6.3 from the darkness of doubt by the birth of the s.
153:2.9 Will you now take the bread of the s. as you then
153:2.11 yields to the teaching of the Father’s indwelling s.
153:2.11 Father, but the Father’s s. does live within man.
153:2.12 bread, if a man eats thereof, he shall never die in s..
153:3.2 become one in s. with me even as I am one in s.
153:3.2 and you can be watered in soul by the divine s.,
153:4.1 who was possessed of an unruly and rebellious s..
153:4.1 the first case where Jesus really cast an “evil s.”
153:4.1 the day of Pentecost, when the Master’s s. was
153:5.4 “My beloved, you must remember that it is the s.
153:5.4 The words which I have spoken to you are s. and life
154:2.5 to produce those activities of mind, soul, and s.
155:4.2 since his s. is our support in the establishment of
155:5.5 —the religion of the s. as demonstrated in human
155:5.6 the religion of the mind and the religion of the s. is
155:5.8 in contrast to the religion of the s., which entails
155:5.11 The religion of the s. means effort, struggle, faith,
155:5.12 religion that makes its chief appeal to the divine s.
155:5.13 proclaiming the new truths of the religion of the s.,
155:5.14 our Father, whose infinite life of love is the very s. of
155:5.15 mind and the more satisfying experiences of the s..”
155:6.1 to teach them regarding the religion of the s.,
155:6.2 of the s. of adventurous and progressive faith.
155:6.3 called upon you to be born again, be born of the s.
155:6.3 a true religion of s. which shall be built up in your
155:6.4 and all that relates to the divine s. of the Father.
155:6.4 religion of the s. consists in progressive revelation
155:6.5 The religion of the s. leaves you forever free to
155:6.5 to follow the truth wherever the leadings of the s.
155:6.5 And who can judge—perhaps this s. may have
155:6.8 the superendowment of the religion of the s..
155:6.8 man is indwelt by the same divine and eternal s..
155:6.8 by, the unifying and ennobling religion of the s.—
155:6.9 the religion of the s. will progressively draw men
155:6.9 The religion of the s. requires only unity of
155:6.9 The religion of the s. requires only uniformity of
155:6.9 The religion of the s. does not demand uniformity
155:6.9 the religion of the s. grows into the increasing joy
155:6.11 The s. which my Father and I shall send into the
155:6.11 not only the Spirit of Truth but the s. of idealistic
155:6.17 the combined attitudes of body, mind, and s..
156:1.2 her child was possessed by a demon, an unclean s..
156:1.6 you can see that my child is possessed by an evil s..
156:2.6 divine sonship in the communion of the s. and in the
156:5.2 the fruits of the spirit, you must be born of the s..
156:5.2 You must be taught by the s. and be led by the
156:5.2 You must be taught by the spirit and led by the s.
156:5.2 this combined creature of mind and s. is spiritual
156:5.4 you intelligently redirect the energies of s., mind,
156:5.12 refresh the soul, inspire the mind, and renew the s. by
156:5.16 In the s., your citizenship is in heaven; in the flesh,
156:6.10 a new religion, the religion of the s. of the living God
157:2.2 Be only concerned with the s. of living truth and
157:4.5 This is a revelation of the s. of my Father to your
157:4.5 you make this confession by the insight of the s.
157:4.5 against this human fraternity of the divine s..
157:4.5 And while my Father’s s. shall ever be the divine
157:6.4 Jesus rather taught that the s. was easy victor over
157:7.5 to yonder mountain, where the s. bids me go to be
158:4.6 “Come out of him, you unclean s.; in the name of
158:5.1 a son, an only child, who is possessed by an evil s.
158:5.1 oftentimes this evil s. which possesses him rends
158:5.1 his mother and I are of a sad heart and a broken s..
158:5.3 Come out of him, disobedient s., and go not back
158:7.4 You savor of the s. of the adversary, the tempter.
159:3.2 Make your appeals directly to the divine s. that
159:3.6 are not equivalent to the leadings of the divine s..
159:3.6 such impulses are the leadings of the indwelling s..
159:3.7 in the flesh to the higher life as it is lived in the s..
159:4.7 “The authority of truth is the very s. that indwells
159:5.8 Jesus put the s. of positive action into the passive
159:5.8 effects of the possession of the s. of true religion.
160:1.14 shall become the re-created child of the divine s.;
160:3.1 Meditation makes the contact of mind with s.;
160:3.5 strength for the soul, and communion for the s..
160:4.1 While the s. is our goal, the flesh is a fact.
160:4.9 the Gods, the s. of God becoming the s. of man.
160:5.11 the Father, as held in our hearts, is that God is s.;
162:2.2 but rather judge by the true s. of these teachings;
162:4.3 water symbolized the outpouring of the divine s..
162:5.2 the flesh; you do not perceive the realities of the s..
162:6.1 He who believes me shall be filled with the s.
162:6.1 Those who receive this s. shall never know spiritual
162:6.3 spread over the parched soil, so will I give the s. of
162:6.3 Why will you thirst for the ministry of the s. while
162:6.3 sought to symbolize the bestowal of the divine s.
162:6.3 will certainly be followed by the bestowal of the s.
162:6.3 this bestowal of the s. become the true teacher of
163:6.3 the s. has revealed these spiritual glories to these
163:6.6 now, while I would not quench your s. of rejoicing
164:2.4 Go about the Father’s business as the s. leads you
165:3.7 for the s. that dwells within you shall teach you in
165:4.3 treasures in heaven for the satisfaction of the s.
165:4.5 is held and dispensed in the s. of stewardship by
165:5.2 progress in the s. is far above the need of raiment.
166:3.4 When in s. and soul you have turned your backs
166:3.7 “Unless you are born again, born of the s., you
166:3.7 we shall be one in s. and purpose, and so shall we
166:3.8 the new life in the s. as the liberated sons of God.
167:3.0 3. THE WOMAN WITH THE S. OF INFIRMITY
167:3.1 could be wholly loosed from your s. of infirmity.”
167:3.5 delivered victims of fear from their s. of infirmity,
167:4.3 the belief of the Jews that, while the s. or soul
167:7.4 no need of such service inasmuch as his own s.
167:7.6 whereby man’s s. is released from the tabernacles of
168:4.5 an answer which meets the petition of the s. of man
168:4.6 3. The prayers of time, when indited by the s. and
168:4.9 can pray effectively only when they “pray in the s..”
168:4.10 can hope for an answer unless it is born of the s.
169:4.2 at Jacob’s well, when Jesus declared, “God is s..”
169:4.6 the one exception—the declaration that “God is s.”—
169:4.11 taught only two things: that God in himself is s.,
169:4.12 but it is the Father in heaven who sends forth his s.
169:4.13 God who is s. can be known only as a spiritual
170:4.3 quickened ethics resulting from the reign of God’s s.
170:5.12 spiritual fellowship and communion with the divine s.
170:5.14 kingdom in the hearts of men by the s.’ domination
171:8.3 again to receive from others such a kingdom of s. as
172:5.13 rushed up to him in a s. of gleeful ridicule and,
173:3.3 clash between a new and living religion of the s.
174:0.2 your s. shall rise above all that may come upon
174:0.2 What you have failed to learn from me, my s. will
174:0.2 Seek the true realities of the s. and cease to be
174:4.6 accredit to David, he himself, speaking in the s.,
174:5.3 with joy, liberty, and life more abundant in the s..
174:5.10 this mighty s. of the Father’s representation spoke to
174:5.12 and all men shall become free by the light of the s.
176:1.1 for the s. will teach you in that very hour what you
176:1.1 I will not forsake you; my s. will not desert you.
176:2.3 the affairs of the kingdom by the presence of my s.,
176:2.3 Even though I shall thus be present with you in s.,
176:2.4 when I return, it shall be with power and in the s..
176:2.4 only the eye of the s. will behold the Son of Man
176:3.2 wholly a matter of personal experience in the s. by
176:3.2 Since your lives have been lived in the s. and for
176:3.3 it increasingly manifests the fruits of that divine s.
178:1.2 may be promulgated only by the power of the s..
178:1.6 presently I will pour out this same s. upon all flesh.
178:1.13 the mind of mortal man with the indwelling s. of
178:1.17 And my s. shall be upon you, now and even to the
178:2.4 in the flesh, it is only that I may return in the s..
179:1.6 They are gathered together to celebrate, at least in s.,
179:4.8 tactful manner and conveyed in the most kindly s.,
179:5.6 the Son is actually present, and his s. fraternizes with
180:2.1 in me, and I in him, will bear much fruit of the s.
180:2.1 can my living s. so infuse you that you may ask
180:2.1 that you may ask whatsoever my s. wills and do
180:3.1 chosen you out of the world to represent the s. of
180:3.5 I must leave you, I will be present with you in s.,
180:4.1 Already is my Father’s s. in your hearts, and when
180:4.1 This new gift is the s. of living truth.
180:4.1 will not at first listen to the teachings of this s., but
180:4.1 And you shall know this s. when he comes even
180:4.1 the better and the more fully be with you in the s.?
180:4.2 As my Father has given me of his s., so will I give
180:4.2 has given me of his s., so will I give you of my s..
180:4.4 no longer manifest yourself to us save by this s.?
180:4.5 In a very short time I am going to send you my s.,
180:5.1 this new teacher is the s. of living and growing truth,
180:5.3 permit its s. of activation to live and reign within
180:5.8 golden rule consists in the consciousness of the s.
180:5.8 the interpretation of the law of conduct by the s. of
180:5.8 the s. of the Son to the s. of the Father that indwells
180:5.9 The s. of the Master’s injunction consists in the
180:5.12 by truth-conviction, the s. of eternal and universal
180:6.1 that my s. shall be with you in all your sufferings
180:6.2 And when my s. comes to indwell you, he will
180:6.4 “This s. will not speak of himself, but he will declare
180:6.4 This s. comes forth from me, and he will reveal my
180:6.8 I did so because you were only children in the s.;
181:1.3 your earnest efforts to live in accordance with the s.
181:1.4 I will pour out my s. upon all flesh, but all men will
181:2.10 In all of your discouragement my s. shall abide
181:2.11 after you become willing to see by the eye of the s.
181:2.11 they who labor in the s. achieve life everlasting
181:2.14 the meaning of my teaching with the eyes of the s.
181:2.20 become as a little child in the kingdom of the s.
181:2.20 permit me, as the s. of the new teacher, to lead you
182:1.4 Help these, my friends, to be one in s., even as we
182:1.6 As you have lived with me in s., so have I lived with
182:1.8 inertia, but righteousness nourishes the creative s. of
182:3.4 The s. is indeed willing, but the flesh is weak.
182:3.11 his customary poise; the s. had triumphed over the
185:2.16 mightily stirred in his s. by the spectacle of Jesus’
187:5.5 finished! Father, into your hands I commend my s..”
187:5.6 loving bestowal by handing over his s. of mortal
188:3.4 say, “Father, into your hands I commend my s..”
188:4.12 manner and the matchless s. in which he met death.
188:5.6 the death on the cross is all summed up in the s. of
189:1.8 2. Jesus did not emerge from the tomb as a s. nor as
189:2.3 morontia form can be made at one time as of the s.
190:5.4 That he will pour out his s. upon all flesh, and that
191:2.1 when I appear, as though you had seen a s.?
192:2.8 Pray for tranquillity of s. and cultivate patience.
192:2.13 I will work with you, and my s. shall dwell within
193:0.3 you are then born of the s. as children of light and
193:1.2 nothing unless you are first born of the eternal s.,
193:1.2 but where you are, as you are, in s. and in truth.
193:1.2 My s. shall go before you, and I will be with you
193:2.2 born of the s. of truth-seeking and God-finding.
193:2.2 but those who are born of the s. will immediately
193:2.2 And the fruits of the divine s. which are yielded in
193:2.2 believers bear not these fruits of the divine s. in
193:3.2 But you will receive spiritual power after the s. has
193:4.13 In s., he became arrogant and selfishly ambitious.
193:5.2 My love overshadows you, my s. will dwell with
193:6.6 they might be prepared to receive the gift of the s.
194:0.5 that their friendship had not ended, and that the s.
194:2.2 The first mission of this s. is, of course, to foster and
194:2.2 Next, it is the purpose of this s. to destroy the feeling
194:2.3 This bestowal of the Son’s s. effectively prepared all
194:2.3 subsequent universal bestowal of the Father’s s.
194:2.3 this Spirit of Truth is the s. of both the Father and
194:2.4 The s. never creates a consciousness of himself, only
194:2.4 From the beginning Jesus taught that the s. would
194:2.4 is not to be found in your consciousness of this s.
194:2.5 The s. also came to help men recall and understand
194:2.9 with the believer’s great progress in growth in s..
194:2.10 The term “baptism of the s.,” which came into use
194:2.11 of a threefold spirit endowment: the s. of the Father,
194:2.11 the s. of the Son, the Spirit of Truth;
194:2.11 the s. of the Spirit, the Holy Spirit.
194:2.13 1. The bestowed s. of the Father—the Adjusters.
194:2.16 4. The s. of the Universal Father and the Creator Son
194:2.16 —the Spirit of Truth, generally regarded as the s. of
194:2.17 5. The s. of the Infinite Spirit and the Mother Spirit—
194:2.17 —the Holy Spirit, generally regarded as the s. of the
194:2.18 6. The mind-s. of the Universe Mother Spirit—
194:2.19 7. The s. of the Father, Sons, and Spirits—the new-
194:2.19 —the new-name s. of the ascending mortals of the
194:3.1 The chief mission of this outpoured s. of the Son
194:3.1 As the indwelling s. of the “new teacher,”
194:3.4 he refused to drink the deadening drug, and his s.,
194:3.5 true, “Where the s. of the Lord is, there is liberty.”
194:3.5 This s. was bestowed for the purpose of qualifying
194:3.5 mistook the experience of receiving the s. for a part
194:3.6 this gift of the s. did not come only to the apostles.
194:3.8 The s. guides into all truth; he is the teacher of an
194:3.9 day of Pentecost witnessed the effort of the s. to
194:3.9 Even after this demonstration of pouring out the s.
194:3.10 When the s. came upon those assembled in the upper
194:3.10 The s was bestowed in the country as well as the city
194:3.10 years of solitary meditation in order to receive the s..
194:3.13 God seeking for man and sending his s. to dwell
194:3.14 twenty who received this special visitation of the s.
194:3.14 “Where the s. of the Lord is, there is liberty.”
194:3.15 of disciples, they also received the outpoured s..
194:3.16 This experience of losing self and finding the s. was
194:3.17 When the s. descended on the disciples at Jerusalem,
194:3.18 It is this s. of self-assertiveness which so increases in
194:3.19 The material s. of selfishness has been swallowed up
194:3.19 The joy of this outpoured s., when consciously
194:3.20 Prayer did not bring the s. on the day of Pentecost,
194:4.3 They were all filled with the s., and they spoke the
194:4.4 received from the Father the promise of the s., he
194:4.6 Jesus lives; he died for men; he gave the s.;
195:6.15 but for the combined presence of mind and s..
195:7.9 attributes of mind and the creative qualities of s..
195:10.2 produced a mortal man in whom the s. of love
195:10.4 declaration that his Father is a living and loving s..
195:10.8 incompatible with that living faith, growing s., and
195:10.9 support a church which exhibits so little of the s. of
196:0.11 Jesus bore the transcendent fruits of the divine s..
196:1.3 to share his religious faith and to enter into the s. of
196:3.17 mind and revelation by the indwelling divine s..
196:3.23 God-consciousness is resident in the indwelling s..
196:3.26 the bestowed s., the Adjuster, reveals to human mind
196:3.35 the s. of the Father is in his Sons’ sons—mortal men.
spirit of God—see also Spirit of God
8:5.5 the Infinite Spirit is often referred to as “the s..”
8:5.6 refer to the liaison of all spiritual ministry as the s.,
8:5.6 and God the Sevenfold—even the s. the Supreme.
31:1.2 the Gravity Messengers, embody this s. the Father.
34:6.7 “You are the temple of God, and the s. dwells in you
34:6.10 “for all who are led by the s. are the sons of God.”
103:1.6 The s. that dwells in man is not personal—
118:1.2 eternal realities of the never-ending union of the s.
137:8.9 for where the s. teaches and leads the soul of man,
142:5.3 the sons of God, then have you been born of the s.;
148:4.10 ‘They who have the s. are indeed the sons of God.’
150:5.2 By faith recognize the indwelling s., whose
153:4.3 But if I, by the s., cast out devils, then has the
155:6.12 Those who are born of the s. shall discern the word
155:6.15 1. The fruits of the s. showing forth in your daily
156:6.10 the religion of the s. of the living God who dwells in
160:4.9 gift of the Gods, the s. becoming the spirit of man.
195:7.5 of the Adjuster, the s. living in the mind of man.
spirit—adjective
spirit abode(s)
13:3.2 therefore is there little concerning these pure-s.
44:3.2 the planning and creation of their morontia or s..
47:1.2 the great s. located at the center of activities,
167:7.6 the death of the flesh and the new life in the s..”
spirit achievement
44:7.1 I would attempt to portray this unique field of s.,
160:4.16 life failure yielded the culture of wisdom and s..
spirit acquirement
101:5.1 sifting the errors of evolution from the truths of s..
spirit action
87:6.2 to invent weapons wherewith he may coerce s.
87:6.13 practices man was soon attempting to compel s..
spirit activity or activities
5:2.5 man to experience marked consciousness of the s. of
6:4.4 appears to be inseparable from the everywhere s. of
17:2.5 of power and co-ordination of functional s..
38:2.3 There are few phases of morontia or s. which are
44:6.6 This comparison of supernal s. to the physical
46:6.9 8. Pure s. activities and ethics.
48:2.11 They are directed exclusively by the joint s. of the
56:8.4 phenomena are reflective of antecedent creator-s..
84:1.4 a result of careless bathing or through malevolent s..
spirit actualities
1:4.6 and to discern the s. of the supermaterial world.
spirit actualization
115:7.5 the power-mind-s.-personality actualization of the
spirit Adjuster
2:6.8 may also fully identify itself with the indwelling s..
5:6.7 the prepersonal s. also has identity, eternity identity.
31:2.4 with a fragment of the same Universal Father, the s..
48:6.2 the creature mind of moral status is indwelt by the s.
110:6.15 nearest possible approach of material mind and s.
136:2.2 the mortal mind of Jesus and the indwelling s.,
spirit adjutants
65:0.6 And as the s. thus manipulate mind potentials, so do
65:0.7 the s. that conditions the course of organic evolution
Spirit Administrator
6:1.5 Co-ordinate Spirit Center and as the Eternal S..
spirit adultery
84:4.7 twins, she was believed to have been guilty of s..
spirit adventure
25:7.3 as you prepare to embark upon the superuniverse s.,
39:1.10 as they stand on the brink of the s. stretching out
spirit affairs
44:0.3 brilliant body of skillful workers in morontia and s.
44:5.9 and have begun to experience the technique of s..
49:5.19 groups of mind design as related to contact with s..
spirit aid
88:4.1 coercing involuntary s. through the use of fetishes
spirit alliance
118:8.3 s. alliance liberates choice from the physical level
spirit ancestor(s)
17:4.1 are actual representations of their respective S.;
17:4.3 of the personality and mind of the individual S..
36:6.2 Spirit takes origin only from s. ancestors.
133:4.9 “Worship only God, who is your true s. ancestor.
spirit ancestry
29:1.1 the derivation of semimaterial progeny from true s..
spirit animation
85:4.1 impressed these simple minds with beliefs of s. and
spirit application
48:2.11 their own as regards energy manifestation and s..
spirit artisans
44:8.2 the s. may be delegated to act as harmonizers of
44:8.3 There is no caste in the ranks of s. artisans.
spirit artistry
44:0.13 the pattern studies, for all phases and forms of s..
spirit ascender(s)
12:8.1 s. live and work on physical spheres of material
30:4.23 so s. continue to master new worlds while they
42:12.9 The mind endowment of a mortal, morontian, s.,
spirit ascension
6:8.6 not until you spiritize and commence your s. will the
190:2.1 the time of the resurrection until the hour of his s.
196:1.12 6. The s. ascension.
spirit ascent
38:2.6 Throughout the whole morontia and subsequent s.,
spirit assemblies
44:2.10 Before the morontia conclaves and s the reproducers
spirit assistance
87:6.2 wherewith he may compel s. and coerce spirit
Spirit associate(s)
26:1.1 Angels are the ministering-s. of the evolutionary
33:0.1 executed by this Son in conjunction with his S.,
33:2.2 with the working co-operation of their S. they may
34:0.3 to the Creator Son the S. is personal and has
spirit associated
9:6.5 mind is s. in purely spiritual personalities,
24:1.14 oversight of those mind circuits which are s.
30:1.113 such mind personalities, but they are always s..
spirit assumption
103:9.8 the inherent (adjutant s.) assumption that reason is
spirit attainment—see attainment, spirit
spirit attitude
16:3.10 when the Father-S. is in question, it is always Master
spirit attributes
0:8.10 from whom he derives his personality and s.;
116:2.2 God the Supreme derives his personality and s. from
spirit avoidance
87:5.4 That phase of the cult which had to do with s. was
spirit balance wheel
13:4.2 The Seven Master Spirits are the mind-s. of the
spirit being—see being, spirit
spirit beings—see beings, spirit
spirit beliefs
86:5.1 This concept tended to perpetuate the nature-s.;
spirit believer
188:4.9 is the highest concept of the brotherhood of s..
spirit bestowal
86:0.1 the sixth and seventh mind-adjutants of universal s. is
spirit call
178:1.8 the more easily reached by the s. to sonship in the
spirit capacity
65:0.4 ministry of the adjutant spirits—impinging upon s..
spirit career
16:5.4 It is hardly strange that the subsequent s. of such an
30:4.19 superuniverse does not function until the s. begins.
44:8.4 persist with these mortals in the morontia and s..
44:8.5 leave the local universe to embark upon their s.,
47:8.1 they receive their first lessons in the prospective s.
spirit causations
116:3.4 Mind unifies s. with energy reactions;
spirit cause
86:7.4 men are giving up the erroneous doctrine of a s. of
spirit Center
6:1.5 we designate the Son as the Co-ordinate S. and as
spirit channels
193:5.4 Jesus from the morontia state and, through the s. of
spirit character
16:0.11 In s. and nature these Seven Spirits of Paradise are
spirit children
56:10.19 manifest their qualities through the Spirit and his s.
133:2.2 exalts the Infinite Spirit, the mother of all the s.
spirit circuit(s)
0:6.1 Any and all things responding to the s. of the Son,
6:3.2 go forth over the s. of the Second Source and Center
7:3.6 such unworthy prayers can find lodgment in the s.
24:1.1 but in general they have to do with all higher s. of
24:1.1 all relative s. concerned in the administration of
24:1.13 have something of the same relationship to s. that the
24:1.13 together having the oversight of all s. and all material
34:4.1 There are three distinct s. in the local universe of
34:4.3 2. The s. of the Divine Minister, the Holy Spirit.
37:8.3 He is concerned only with s. and morontia circuits,
112:7.6 its increasing attunement to the mind and s. of the
117:5.13 of the experience of having used the mind and s.
146:2.2 prayer connection of the human soul with the s. of
spirit classification
31:3.5 We observe that s., or designation, has been
31:3.5 we surmise that the bestowal of seventh-s. upon
spirit coercion
87:2.1 preceded the positive program of s. and supplication.
spirit Comforter
20:6.9 will receive the same s. from the sevenfold Creator
spirit comforts
44:3.1 We have homes, s., and morontia necessities.
spirit companion
33:3.6 acknowledged his eternal dependence on his S.,
39:4.17 spend much of their waiting time in visiting, as s.,
spirit comrades
19:6.1 arrival in Havona, when you can greet them as s..
spirit communication
44:1.11 melodious association, the one universal code of s..
161:1.2 order to be a person, God must have symbols of s.
spirit communion
34:6.12 consciousness of divine contact and assurance of s.;
167:6.6 s. is not promoted by mere massive ornateness
194:2.14 of the Eternal Son—the certain channel of all s..
spirit concept
48:7.5 The s. cannot be mechanically forced into the
103:6.10 have to bridge ever-widening gulfs between the s.
160:3.5 to attain consciousness of the higher currents of s.
spirit confirmation
30:4.21 mortals of are recipients of s. from the Creator Son
spirit conjuring
90:2.1 S. was a very precise and highly complicated
spirit conquest
117:3.2 s. of energy-matter through the mediation of mind.
spirit consciousness
5:5.11 Last, dawns the s.—the realization of the spirit
Spirit consort
17:6.5 whereupon the Master Spirit commits the new S.
17:6.5 at the same time administering to the S. the charge
17:6.7 Deity contribution to the individuality of the S. of
17:6.7 the heretofore impersonal S. of the Creator Son
17:6.8 cosovereignty and acknowledges the S. as his equal.
spirit constancy
87:4.6 Man’s early philosophy was able to reconcile s. with
spirit contactors
5:2.6 fruits of the spirit in the lives of all such inner-s..
spirit content
12:8.5 antithesis of reality as determined by quality of s..
42:11.4 Spirit-reality levels are recognized by their s.,
196:3.35 Only the s. content of any value is imperishable.
spirit control
87:5.8 spirit cult, life was at best a gamble, the result of s..
111:3.4 but persistently evolves toward augmentation of s.
spirit controller(s)
0:2.13 2. God the Son—Co-ordinate Creator, S.,
50:2.6 both physical and s. are subject to the findings of
spirit co-operation
65:7.7 individual never experiences abrupt transitions of s.
87:6.2 to devise schemes whereby he could compel s..
88:4.1 magic was the art of obtaining s. and of coercing
91:2.1 Prayer next became a technique of achieving s..
spirit co-ordination
111:2.1 And this unity of mind invariably seeks for s. on all
spirit co-ordinator(s)
36:5.12 the highest of the adjutants, the s. and articulator
39:2.6 3. S. Co-ordinators.
Spirit coruler
33:3.6 constituting the S. of his universe domains and
spirit counterpart
40:9.2 the Adjusters effectively build up the same s. of
40:9.4 indwelling Adjuster has acquired a s., or transcript,
44:0.16 material structures appear to you by viewing a s.
44:3.1 In s. we have all that you mortals are familiar with
188:3.4 must have been the s. of the Adjuster’s early work
spirit creations
18:2.4 The architecture, morontia structures, and s. are
108:6.5 And all of these exquisite s. re-creations are being
spirit Creators
42:1.5 The higher s. inaugurate similar processes in divine
spirit creature(s)
12:2.5 no angels or other s., exist in this outer ring of
44:3.2 with the needs of the morontia or of the s. who are
44:5.10 these experts lend assistance to morontia and s. in
44:6.7 and joyous reactions in individual morontia and s. by
46:4.7 other fascinating orders of s. and near-s..
54:5.9 citizen of Norlatiadek—every mortal, morontia, or s..
56:7.3 in personality relations with the mind and s. of all
106:3.5 we detect s. evolving and expanding within the
spirit cult
87:5.8 Under the s., life was at best a gamble, the result of
spirit culture
15:7.10 organizations devoted to universe training and s.
spirit current
44:1.3 1. Spiritual sound—s. interruptions.
spirit cycles
36:5.15 superminded, being instantly encircuited in the s. of
spirit Daughters
14:6.32 the S. of the local universes were duly trained in the
111:5.1 in turn, share all things with the divine Sons and s.
spirit demon
94:12.1 concept of Jehovah is identical with the s. of Horeb
spirit derivative
101:5.4 Revealed religion. The universe attitude which is a s.;
spirit designs
21:2.8 The control of s. and types depends on the level of
spirit destiny
44:8.5 the ultimate of creature status—the seventh-stage-s.
154:2.5 and to the attainment of higher levels of s..
spirit development
30:4.26 When s. is complete, even though not replete, then
spirit differential
44:8.5 But the new s. of personal experiential attainment
spirit differentiation
107:5.1 On a monistic level antecedent to energy and s.
spirit directed
118:8.1 (after the bestowal of personality) may become s..
spirit direction
42:12.15 only that mind which freely submits itself to the s.
spirit directors
114:7.1 who are chosen by the s. of the realm to assist in
spirit divergence
103:7.12 The maximum harmonization of the energy-s. is
107:5.1 only prepersonal but also prior to all energy and s..
spirit domiciles
44:3.2 These morontia and s. domiciles are real.
spirit dominance
25:1.4 in the production of Havona Servitals the law of s.
111:1.2 But such a s. of the material mind is conditioned
112:2.15 achieve unity of personality through increasing s.,
116:5.15 have to do with the evolution of s. over matter by
116:6.0 6. SPIRIT DOMINANCE
116:6.2 But the actual evolution of s. is a growth which is
spirit domination
34:6.13 The consciousness of the s. of a human life is
spirit economy
77:9.11 they are a truly essential part of the s. of the realms.
spirit education
37:6.1 designed to effect the mind training and the s. of the
spirit elements
47:3.4 the s. of the nonsurviving mortal creature would
spirit embellishment
44:6.1 Every attempt on my part to explain the work of s.
spirit endowment(s)
21:2.8 is controlled by the Trinity or by the pre-Trinity s. of
34:6.9 inheritance of animal tendencies and the urge of s..
40:10.2 Son-fused ascenders rise to the source of s.,
56:3.5 with a fragment of the pre-Trinity s. of some one
56:3.5 Adjuster, partakes of the threefold s. of the
65:0.5 3. The s. of mortal mind—culminating in Adjuster
65:7.2 the perfect integration of these s. with the ordained
101:3.2 the co-ordination and interassociation of these s.
117:2.3 they have personalities, together with mind and s..
133:6.6 eternal alliance with its associated immortal s..
150:3.7 the spiritual world is embraced in the s. of mankind,
194:2.11 subject to the teaching and guidance of threefold s.:
194:2.20 bring to the world and its peoples the last of the s.
spirit energy or energies
6:4.1 over the interassociation of all undifferentiated s.
7:1.2 therefore is s. undiminished in transmission.
7:1.2 this transcendence of time and space by pure s. is
24:1.1 circuits of s. may seem to operate automatically;
24:1.9 for the establishment of separate circuits of s.
42:2.19 counterpart of the living, s. of the Original Son—
44:1.1 while the melody of the realm rolled in upon the s.
44:1.5 by the skillful management of the morontia and s..
44:5.4 fundamental laws of the Eternal Son governing s.
44:5.8 Morontia and s. must be replenished just as certainly
105:3.4 Just as s. is related to the Universal Father through
105:3.5 integrator of Paradise cosmic energies with the s.
spirit entity or entities
3:4.4 distribution of himself as these ministering s. in no
30:1.113 There are spirits: s., spirit presences, personal
40:10.1 s. unfailingly return to the sphere of primal source.
44:0.4 Any morontia personality or s. is eligible for
56:3.2 the bestowal of the Thought Adjusters and other s.
100:5.6 zone of immediate contact with the indwelling s.,
107:7.1 phases of their present ministry to mortals, as s..
112:6.10 This newly appearing s. then becomes attuned to the
spirit environment
86:6.0 6. THE GHOST-SPIRIT ENVIRONMENT
87:5.2 belief in supernatural beings, self-adjustment to s..
88:4.1 the technique of manipulating the conjectured s.
92:6.1 although some of them believe slightly in a s..
spirit escorts
89:6.1 Providing s. to the spirit world led to the lessening of
spirit essence
104:4.20 this triune association of the pure s. of the Father,
spirit ethics
28:6.8 of Origins teach these ascenders how to apply s.,
46:6.9 8. Pure s. activities and ethics.
spirit evolution
87:5.2 Religious ceremonial must keep pace with s. and
106:3.5 both cosmic and s. are by mind and experience
111:1.2 potential of s. becomes dominant, with the assent
spirit existence
7:3.2 the Corps of the Finality as a well-nigh perfected s.
9:8.12 A majority of them are visible to all orders of s..
13:3.1 Son are the worlds of the seven phases of pure-s..
19:2.5 are sometime inducted into the seventh stage of s..
30:1.113 superpersonal spirits, s., spirit personalities—but
31:3.4 They subsequently attain the sixth stage of s. upon
46:2.7 material things than your later life of advancing s..
48:6.35 fetters of material inertia, to attain the freedom of s.?
49:0.1 superuniverse and the attainment of first-stage s..
106:2.8 ascenders attain the postulated seventh stage of s.,
115:6.1 operates directly upon the fundamental values of s.,
117:5.3 Corps of the Finality attain the seventh stage of s.,
189:0.2 resurrection of morontia, into the status of true s..
spirit experience
30:3.7 during the earlier phases of morontia transition and s.
103:7.2 presage the later appearance of morontia and s.
130:4.2 Original Personality of intelligence, and s. is
160:5.3 intellectual religions, while those based on true s.
170:2.16 these realities of the s. are progressively translated
spirit experiencer
102:7.9 the s. can likewise resort to the dogmatic challenge
spirit explanation
86:2.2 material source for his miseries, he settled upon a s..
86:7.4 from the bondage of the ghost-s. of ill luck.
spirit explorers
30:3.4 assisted by the Solitary Messengers and other s..
spirit expression(s)
56:2.1 The Thought-Father realizes s. in the Word-Son
56:3.5 But these three s. become perfectly unified in the
spirit family
142:7.17 that I am teaching you as spiritual children in the s.
spirit Father
1:1.5 the Paradise Father, the Havona Father, and the S..
6:2.3 In nature the Son is wholly like the s. Father.
6:5.6 the Eternal Son is the personal portrayal of the s. to
51:6.13 7. The s. or Havona Father—the Universal Father,
56:10.17 three qualities, is man’s perception of God as his s..
111:5.5 creature son communes with the personality of the s.
111:5.6 the Father’s will is the spiritual finding of the s. by
131:10.6 the Power, and the Mercy, but best of all, he is my s.,
142:7.17 spiritual kingdom, special representatives of the s..
144:4.9 the sincere and longing look of the child to its s.;
180:6.8 Mortal man cannot see the s.; therefore have I come
181:1.10 the keeping of an all-wise, all-loving, all-powerful s..
spirit fear
87:0.2 than this picture of man’s abject slavery to ghost-s..
87:5.2 S. and subsequent worship were adopted as
103:3.5 Man evolved through the superstitions of s., magic
spirit feeling
155:6.9 uniformity of intellectual views, only unity of s..
spirit fellows
24:7.2 disappear from the recognition of his s., never more
spirit fellowship
157:4.5 and mentor of all who enter the bonds of this s.,
spirit force(s)
0:3.15 3. The universe s. are convergent in the Eternal Son.
0:11.2 Both potency of cosmic force and potency of s.
0:12.13 we know that these s. conspire to enable man to
7:1.3 Spiritual values and s. forces are real.
8:5.2 but in the contact of s. with intelligent beings, he
16:2.3 Conversely, the combined lines of s. force and
37:2.5 this interesting and versatile order possess a s. which
44:1.2 harmony by the manipulation of the following s.:
44:5.4 s., when studied, yields dependable deductions
48:2.20 morontia energy in association with physical and s.
87:5.2 evolve in response to the belief in higher s. and
151:5.5 was a phenomenon directly under the control of s.
spirit form(s)
13:1.20 spirit beings to envelop within their s. all orders of
13:3.3 As I am a person and have a s., no doubt such a
24:2.9 they are persons; they have recognizable s. and form.
30:4.19 pertains to continuing advancement of intellect, s.,
30:4.20 But the s. is just as real as the morontia body,
30:4.20 and it is equally discernible.
39:2.13 others, from the lowest morontia to the higher s..
42:1.5 and there ensue the higher s. of intelligent life.
42:12.10 spirit beings have form, and these s. are real.
42:12.11 And after the morontia life it will be found that s.
46:5.22 always preserved in material, in morontia, and in s.
113:2.5 Divested of material bodies, given s., you would
spirit fragment
6:5.7 And as the s. of the Father dwells within you, so
132:3.9 achieve identity with an immortal and indwelling s.
spirit fragmentations
56:3.2 there is yet a third—pure-s.—the Father’s bestowal of
spirit friend
180:4.3 And this s will bring to your remembrance everything
spirit fruits
12:7.7 God’s will become increasingly discernible in the s.
141:5.2 your spiritual natures and s. of divine worship and
193:2.2 of the children of faith that they bear much s..
193:5.2 By the s. of your lives impel souls to believe the
spirit function(s)
6:6.1 and when it is used to denote s. of intelligence.
14:6.5 untold diversities of absonite and other phases of s..
34:3.4 In pure-s. the Creative Spirit acts independently of
spirit fused—see also Spirit-fused
22:9.5 Neither are they S. nor Son fused.
40:5.14 survival, at which time the surviving soul becomes S.
40:9.1 will creature is either S., Son fused, or Father fused.
40:9.1 who are Adjuster or Father fused are never S. or Son
spirit fusers
40:10.7 As it is with the S., so is it with those Son-fused
40:10.9 While the majority of S. serve permanently as
spirit fusion
40:5.10 their mortal subjects for possible subsequent S..
40:9.1 Such S. never occurs during the span of natural life;
40:9.9 Such children of S. are enabled to enjoy these
40:10.3 Son and S. superficially, resemble compensations of
48:6.34 mansion worlds or survived by the technique of S..
49:3.5 survival their peoples differ, being candidates for S..
52:1.6 the archangels for subsequent resurrection and S..
63:7.2 even their immediate descendants only achieved S..
109:3.3 these surviving mortals attain eternal life through S..
spirit genius
111:0.6 The ka was thought to be a superior s. which desired
spirit ghost(s)
86:6.4 was regarded as ill luck, the displeasure of the s..
86:6.6 if the s. in anger visits ill luck and in pleasure good
87:4.0 4. GOOD AND BAD SPIRIT GHOSTS
87:4.3 The notion of two kinds of s. made slow progress
89:1.1 to dodge ill luck, to keep from offending the s. by
89:1.2 fetish men who were thought to be directed by a s.,
90:3.5 s. were still held responsible for disease and death.
spirit gift(s)
40:4.1 in planetary association with the s. of the Father,
141:5.1 increasingly dominated, by the s. of the Father.
spirit glory
15:7.3 they increase in material size, morontia beauty, and s.
spirit goals
12:9.1 Man’s true destiny consists in the creation of s.
spirit God or god
1:3.3 No material man could behold the s. and preserve
97:10.8 the savage demon Yahweh, the jealous and cruel s.
spirit grasp
14:2.6 the Eternal Son, as a part of his all-embracing s.,
spirit gravity—see gravity; see spirit-gravity
spirit groups
16:2.1 of the Seven Master Spirits and their associated s..
17:0.0 THE SEVEN SUPREME SPIRIT GROUPS
17:0.1 The Supreme S. are the universal co-ordinating
17:0.10 are known on Uversa as the seven Supreme S..
17:1.10 presence of Majeston, the chief of all reflective s..
17:6.1 a part of this discussion of the seven Supreme S..
17:8.2 the Supreme S. are the immediate creators of the
17:8.3 The seven Supreme S. are the co-ordinators of the
25:1.5 The higher or s. are assigned selectively to the
spirit growth
103:5.11 S. springs from within the evolving soul.
180:6.8 But when you have become perfected in s., you shall
spirit guidance
34:6.12 And when such a life of s. is freely accepted, there
85:3.2 the farseeing eyes of certain creatures betokened s..
92:3.6 drama originated in the acting for s., and dancing in
116:7.4 man is responsive to s., even as the grand universe
142:6.7 then by the wholehearted choice of s. would you
spirit guide
149:4.2 hearts be so dominated by love that your s. will
spirit halls
44:0.14 will heighten and brighten until you stand in the s. of
spirit harmony
44:1.1 the inconceivable scope of morontia and s..
spirit head
169:4.1 kingdom of heaven and the s. of this brotherhood
spirit helper(s)
33:3.4 the Divine Minister and her vast assemblage of s.,
37:10.2 They are the s. of the local universe, executing the
108:2.4 when such a moral decision has been made, this s.
108:5.3 never have we known these s. to default.
180:3.3 Very soon, after I have gone, I will send you a s..
spirit homes
13:3.3 —regardless of parentage—are admitted to these s..
spirit hope
107:6.2 divinely love you; Adjusters are the prisoners of s.
141:5.1 harmony must grow out of the fact that the s. of
spirit host
6:5.3 The Son gives origin to a vast s., but such
spirit humor
48:4.4 In discussing s., first let me tell you what it is not.
spirit ideals
132:3.10 urges of a soul trying to identify itself with the s.
spirit identification
36:5.17 personal mind, has no survival qualities apart from s..
40:5.4 S. constitutes the secret of personal survival and
42:11.4 losing this response only in proportion to s..
111:1.5 what mind is striving to be like that constitutes s..
111:1.7 stability is dependent upon personality choice and s..
118:8.4 may attempt self-liberation independent of greater s..
spirit identity
30:4.20 Mortals acquire real s. before they leave the local
141:5.2 your lives will of a surety take cognizance of this s.
188:3.8 3. The acquired s. of the man of Nazareth which
spirit illumination
151:2.3 women who possess diverse endowments of s..”
spirit impulses
1:5.16 the Eternal Son includes all the s. of all creation;
spirit indited
7:3.6 The content of any petition which is not “s.” can find
spirit indweller
181:1.1 I will be able to return as a s. of each of you and of
spirit indwelling
3:2.8 The planetary creatures of God’s s., scattered hither
196:3.6 There are three separate evidences of this s. of the
spirit indwelt
118:8.2 is mind endowed and s.; and though man can never
spirit influence(s)
16:5.3 experience the personal presence of the mind-s. of
34:6.2 Regardless of plurality of origin, all s. are one in
86:3.3 natural death was at first believed to be due to s..
90:3.4 1. Ghosts—direct s. influences.
101:1.4 experience of spiritual communion with the s.
107:6.1 Adjusters disclose the presence and leading of a s..
108:2.5 bestowal appears to be determined by many s. and
108:4.3 govern and control the performances of all other s..
113:3.0 3. RELATION TO OTHER SPIRIT INFLUENCES
113:3.1 numerous impersonal s. which indwell, surround,
194:2.12 influence of the sevenfold appeal of the universe s..
194:2.12 over him and dwell within him the seven higher s..
spirit infusion
40:9.3 This s. constitutes these surviving creatures Spirit-
spirit inheritance
13:1.15 of the traits of the Father in addition to their S..
spirit insight
36:5.17 but it is not immortal when it functions without s.,
45:7.7 or their designates, who ascertain the degree of s..
101:5.14 the assurances of pure s. operate in the place of faith
118:8.11 knows God and desires to do his will, who has s.,
147:4.9 And last, but greatest of all, we attain the level of s.
spirit intelligence(s)
4:1.7 familiar with the workings of the accredited s. of
11:5.1 It has nothing whatever to do with the affairs of s.,
23:2.15 Solitary Messengers are the only type of s.—aside,
34:2.6 the chief of the Master Spirits on high, being a s.
35:6.4 The entire mechanism of s. and communication
110:4.1 in full touch with the s. and energy of the universes.
148:3.4 he was engaged in the direction of those high s.
spirit interruptions
44:1.3 1. Spiritual sound—s. current interruptions.
spirit jest
48:4.4 S. is never tinged with the accentuation of the
48:4.4 Neither is it ever blasphemous of the righteousness
spirit kingdom
34:7.6 the flesh and the spirit if they would enter the s.,
142:7.17 for me to instruct you as full-grown men of the s..
178:3.4 to the worlds on high and sit with me in the s. of
180:4.2 shall be one with your personal experience in the s.
spirit leading(s)
5:2.5 recognizing the s. and other supermaterial activities
100:5.7 mind has been mistaken for divine revelations and s..
101:0.3 And this s. is distinct from the ethical prompting of
103:5.3 unselfish drive of mortal mind is in response to the s.
103:9.10 right and wrong, truth and error, it demonstrates s..
110:6.4 a fanatical and perverted interpretation of the s.
110:7.6 almost impossible to register these s. in an animal
130:8.4 that the man lacked the ability to respond to s..
spirit learning
44:3.6 headquarters of morontia training and advanced s..
spirit led
1:3.7 gradually becomes spirit taught and eventually s..
155:6.11 All things are sacred in the lives of those who are s.
spirit level(s)
0:5.8 upward through worship and wisdom to the s..
6:4.1 The Eternal Son motivates the s. of cosmic;
6:6.1 defined when it refers to the s. of existence,
12:6.3 level with the spiritual powers and beings of the s..
32:5.4 having failed to achieve the s. of Adjuster fusion,
34:6.11 If you are a willing learner, if you want to attain s.
42:11.4 but only true s. of reality are independent of space
42:12.7 6. Achievement of s..
44:0.17 After attainment of the higher s. the ascenders are
101:6.12 incompleteness of self through attainment of the s. of
103:6.10 not differentiate between the energy level and the s..
105:3.3 neither can personality attain to s. of existence apart
107:5.5 mind until the mortal attains s. of progression.
111:3.3 soul invariably ascends to the true s. of fusion value
112:6.3 more and more perfect on higher and higher s..
130:4.10 truth is a phase of the mind-s. of the universes.
132:2.6 lost until the ascending human soul achieves final s..
132:3.8 of doubting evil when functioning on such a high s.
168:4.7 when such an individual has progressed to the s..
180:5.1 of truth, the assurance of true meanings on real s..
196:2.4 inspire them as they progress from the lowest s.
spirit liaison
34:5.4 This dual s. hovers over the worlds, seeking to
56:7.2 With the settling of a system in light, this Son-S.
spirit life
13:2.8 The rendezvous worlds of s. are forbidden ground to
35:3.6 4. The sphere of initial s..
35:3.7 5. The world of mid-s..
35:3.8 6. The sphere of advancing s..
48:4.17 proceeding down the scale of s. from Paradise to
48:8.1 It is the evolutionary portal to s. and the eventual
144:4.7 Prayer is the breath of the s. in the midst of the
193:1.2 bearing the fruits of this s. as it is lived in the flesh.
spirit livers
156:5.13 s are not perturbed by episodes of the material world
spirit longing
168:4.12 9. Do not hesitate to pray the prayers of s.;
spirit luminosity
0:6.8 of light: material light, intellectual insight, and s..
0:6.9 Light—s.—is a word symbol, a figure of speech,
12:8.15 shadow cast by mind in the presence of s. of divine
13:0.4 appear to take origin the impersonal energies of s..
13:0.4 they directionize pure s. to the seven superuniverses.
107:4.4 seraphim can sometimes discern the s. of supposed
107:4.5 There is a characteristic light, a s., that accompanies
113:6.2 the pilot light in the human mind disappears, the s.
spirit machinations
83:4.4 since barrenness was attributed to s., efforts to
spirit malady
158:5.5 of a double affliction, a physical ailment and a s..
spirit manifestation(s)
7:2.3 These s. of the Son are not personal; they are not in
23:3.7 with nearly all of the attributes of impersonal s..
40:5.15 your order of creature life in s. and personality
56:3.4 wherein occurs final unification of all time-space s..
107:4.6 other beings, entities, spirits, personalities, and s.,
spirit meanings
0:4.10 forever separated the mind-s.-personal meanings
spirit mediums
90:1.3 later, such women became prophets and s..
spirit melodies
44:1.1 S. are not material sound waves but pulsations
spirit messages
24:1.12 circuits to employ for the transmission of all s.
87:5.9 And these s. were interpreted by divination, magic,
spirit messengers
3:4.4 The fact that he sends forth s. from himself to
23:0.2 These s. were personalized in a single creative
23:2.10 These s. are in every sense interchangeable from one
spirit mind(s)
6:6.0 6. THE SPIRIT MIND
9:4.2 it may be premind or supermind, even s., but
9:4.5 Spirit is divine purpose, and s. is divine purpose in
42:10.3 1. Preadjutant-s. minds.
42:10.4 2. Adjutant-s. minds.
spirit minister(s)
8:4.3 sympathetic and understanding s. to every pilgrim
13:1.17 universe activities are just as fully provided with s.
16:4.5 these ancestors of both physical controllers and s.,
23:3.9 must be increasingly borne by other types of s. and
26:1.15 angelic hosts form that unbroken chain of s. which
28:0.6 though both serve as s. in these domains.
39:1.2 1. Son-S. Ministers.
39:9.3 these s. of seraphic completion, together with the
spirit ministry or ministries
8:5.4 coincides with the s. of the combined influences of
17:0.11 physical power, mind energy, and impersonal s.,
34:6.1 multiple s. become more and more co-ordinate in
34:6.2 they are one, being the s. of God the Sevenfold
36:2.18 responsive to these adjutants and to the different s.
40:5.17 in seraphic service, or in any other phase of s..
56:3.4 the Absolute Mind, the s. to the evolving worlds is
65:7.7 And still additional s. accompanies the action of
107:6.3 with the onetime human partner in other than s.;
108:2.3 as a spiritual co-ordinator of these different s..
108:4.3 perfect synchrony and co-ordination with other s.,
spirit mirth
48:4.12 such a carefree review as to provoke s. and a state
spirit mobilization
65:3.5 the phenomenon of the third phase of adjutant s.,
spirit Monitor(s)
1:2.3 the s. sent from Paradise to live in the mortal mind of
3:4.4 absolutely no limit to the extent or number of s.
103:2.10 The impulse of the s. is realized in consciousness as
103:4.1 ego with the altruistic urge of the indwelling s..
111:1.1 Mind is the human soil from which the s must evolve
spirit mortal
119:5.2 the assignments and performed the duties of a s.
119:5.3 Uversa as a fully developed and perfectly trained s.
Spirit Mother
133:2.2 The Father in heaven treats the S. of the children
spirit nature
1:3.4 The s. of the Father is shared fully with his coexistent
2:6.2 Religion implies that the superworld of s is cognizant
6:2.6 God is spirit; and this s. of the Father is focalized in
6:2.6 And as the Father shares his s. with the Son, so do
7:0.4 the impersonal realities of s. are always responsive to
7:1.3 with their qualitative value, their actual degree of s..
7:1.6 There is a direct attractiveness of a s. between
7:1.10 All actual value of s. finds lodgment in the gravity
14:6.23 the perfect and symmetrical s. of God the Supreme
16:0.11 In s. and character these Seven Spirits of Paradise
38:2.1 definite and discrete beings; they are of s. and origin.
39:4.15 some student visitor or some other traveler of s. or
111:1.7 the extremes of pure mechanical control and true s.
115:5.1 Paradise Trinity for the reality of his personal and s..
156:5.2 Your s.—the jointly created soul—is a living growth
188:3.4 experience of Jesus which was analogous to the s.,
194:3.1 primarily with the revelation of the Father’s s.
spirit nucleus
12:9.6 Mortal man has a s. nucleus.
12:9.6 personal-energy system existing around a divine s.
12:9.6 to displace the governing power of the central s.,
106:2.1 universe evolution—physical evolution around a s.
106:2.1 dominance of the s. over the encircling domains of
196:3.6 There is a s. in the mind of man—the Adjuster of the
spirit offspring
8:4.1 a vast stage whereon the Infinite Spirit and his s.
8:4.1 And all the s. of the Conjoint Actor partake of this
9:1.8 wield the hammer are the children of mercy, the s. of
37:10.2 The Spironga are the s. of the Bright and Morning
spirit operations
88:6.2 magic was the term applied to s. outside one’s own
spirit orders
37:8.0 8. HIGHER SPIRIT ORDERS OF ASSIGNMENT
37:8.1 Of the higher s. of the family of the Infinite Spirit
44:6.7 values assigned to different morontia and s. in the
108:3.8 Among the higher s. it is difficult to discover the
spirit origin
85:0.3 evolve beyond nature worship, acquired roots of s.
101:3.3 This composite entity of s. in association with human
spirit overcontrol
12:6.1 co-operative minds, co-ordinated morontias, s., and
spirit patterns
111:2.2 the indwelling Thought Adjuster threads the s. of a
118:3.7 but s. only exist in relation to space; they do not
118:3.7 they do not occupy or displace space,
118:3.7 neither do they contain space.
146:1.3 inclusion of many of Plato’s theories of the ideal s.
spirit perception
34:6.1 As mortals progress in mind control and s., these
142:7.17 Will you never grow up in s. perception?
159:3.12 augment the happiness, deepen the s., and enhance
spirit perfection
101:6.1 survival, and its great urge is the attainment of s..
spirit person(s)
0:8.10 and the s. of God the Supreme are one reality—
7:1.8 an unvarying response of the Son’s spirit to all s.,
16:3.15 a personal and organic relationship to the s. of the
16:3.19 manner is revelatory of the s. of the Supreme.
34:1.4 manifestation of Deity is a divine individual, a s..
55:12.5 emerge from the Havona mystery enshrouding his s.
106:1.1 Even experiential Deity is thus expressed in the s. of
106:2.2 must provide for the differential recognition of s.,
115:4.2 The Supreme is first of all a s., and this s. stems from
115:4.7 derives from the triodities; the s. of the Supreme,
115:4.7 prerogatives of the Almighty Supreme with the s. of
116:3.2 bestowal of the Third Source unifies the s. of God
116:6.6 s. of Supremacy requires the evolutionary power of
116:7.6 sublime synthesis of almighty power with the s. of
117:7.14 It is conjectured that at this far-distant time the s. of
spirit personalities—see personalities
spirit personality—see personality
115:7.5 the power-mind-s. actualization of the Supreme
spirit personalization
116:2.12 The Supreme ever intervenes as the experiential s. of
spirit petitions
168:4.9 beings cannot bestow material answers to the s. of
spirit phantasms
87:6.2 defenseless before the unceasing demands of the s.
spirit phase(s)
1:3.7 results in the transmutation of the potentially s.
42:12.13 the more nearly does the s. become dominant;
spirit phenomena
9:2.1 we think we discern levels of experiential s.—
44:0.20 reality of these morontia transactions and near-s..
90:3.2 all diseases and death were originally regarded as s.,
108:4.5 We are cognizant of many s. in the far-flung universe
spirit pilgrim
119:5.3 On Salvington we followed the career of this s.
spirit pilot
130:4.8 the s. supervenes in spiritual cessation of existence.
spirit play
25:7.2 to Paradise there will always be time for rest and s.;
spirit poison
48:7.20 18. Impatience is a s.; anger is like a stone hurled
spirit polarity
26:1.16 Supernaphim are limited in “s.” regarding only
spirit possessed
121:7.12 but every rock and tree was viewed as being s..
spirit possession
88:0.1 This doctrine of s. is nothing more nor less than
88:1.9 Drunkenness was looked upon as a form of s.;
90:1.2 in olden times anything abnormal was ascribed to s.,
90:1.2 for a good deal of ancient inspiration as well as s..
90:1.3 majority of shamans believed in the fact of their s..
121:7.12 The ideas of s., good and bad, applied not merely to
163:6.2 there had been a few cases of real s. relieved by
spirit potency
104:4.20 From s. to Paradise spirit, all spirit finds reality
115:2.3 the realms of space potency, mind potency, and s..
spirit potential(s)
7:2.1 with the unlimited s. of the Deity Absolute.
102:5.2 supremacy of s. over mind actuals is demonstrated
104:4.20 Spirit, and the unlimited s. of the Deity Absolute.
spirit power(s)
6:4.1 the spirit gravity and the s. of the Original Son will
7:1.2 the circuits of pure s. are not retarded by the mass
14:6.13 unlimited base for the ever-expanding realization of s
34:1.2 established currents and the ordained circuits of s.
44:5.9 the ascendant experience and to store reserves of s.
89:4.6 started every person out in serious debt to the s..
178:3.3 your souls be valiant in defense of the gospel by s.
spirit prepersonality
5:6.7 This material personality and this s. are capable of
spirit prerogatives
25:1.7 whom they most resemble in general and special s..
spirit presence(s)
3:1.9 is co-ordinated with the function of the universal s.
5:3.2 indwelt creature is facilitated by the Father’s s..
6:5.7 within you, so does the s. of the Son envelop you,
7:1.9 We know that the s. of the Eternal Son is the
8:2.5 the s., and mind potential of the Conjoint Actor will
8:5.5 the s. of the Infinite Spirit is referred to as “the spirit
16:2.3 his personal s. is exerted by and through one of the
16:2.3 superuniverse s. of the Third Source on any world
19:5.5 to know the classification or number of the S. or
19:5.6 excitation in his detection-sensitivity to s..
23:3.7 they do possess a s. which is discernible by all
24:2.9 Census Directors have recognizable s. and form.
24:3.3 Aids do not manifest a s. to other spirit beings.
30:1.113 There are spirits: spirit entities, s., personal spirits,
34:1.1 a marked change in the nature of the creative s.
34:4.7 Her s. seems to be fixed on the headquarters
34:1.3 Of only one thing are we certain: The S. in the
55:6.4 conscious contact with the s. of the Master Spirit of
103:3.1 true religious impulse has its origin in genuine s.
106:2.4 the power product of time and space with the s.
108:3.9 We unfailingly detect the s. of certain unrevealed
108:6.3 creature endowment but rather to the gift of the s.
113:3.2 the Omnipresent S. of the Paradise Third Source and
113:3.2 influence of the Conjoint Actor with the s. of the
117:5.8 Spirit of Truth, Holy Spirit, or superuniverse s.,
117:6.6 contact and infusion with the s. of the Eternal Son
129:4.3 of personal communication with the indwelling s. of
194:2.14 2. The s. of the Eternal Son—the spirit gravity of the
194:2.15 3. The s. of the Infinite Spirit—the universal spirit-
spirit program
102:1.2 the faith of religion argues from the s. of eternity.
spirit progress
37:6.2 four hundred and ninety spheres of s. encircling
spirit progression
5:1.3 your attainment of the highest finite levels of s.,
14:5.1 you pass through the true s. stages of progression
30:4.23 and the superuniverse headquarters worlds of s..
31:3.6 Such beings have attained the present limit of s. but
35:3.11 initiated into the regime of the disciplines and s. of
160:5.12 requires the attainment of actual levels of real s..
196:3.29 redefined on successive levels of morontia and s..
spirit promptings
113:4.4 The impulse of worship largely originates in the s. of
spirit propitiation
87:5.8 The ceremonies of s. constituted a heavy burden,
87:6.1 the technique of s. led directly to the creation of
spirit pulsations
44:1.1 s. received by the spirits of celestial personalities.
spirit purpose
115:3.14 the conceptualization of s., and the integration of
141:5.2 you may experience a perfected unity of s. and spirit
spirit qualities
7:7.2 but all of the s. of the father personality of the First
spirit quartette(s)
55:4.15 a Teacher Son, assisted by the ministering-s.,
55:4.16 The ministering-s. consist of: the seraphic chief of
spirit reactions
153:1.3 with prior and habitual mental attitudes and s..
spirit realities—see realities, spirit
spirit reality—see reality, spirit
spirit realization
27:7.8 The attainment of the seventh stage of s. by a
117:6.7 mind struggle for s. self-realization, the completion
spirit realm(s)
44:0.1 artists and artisans of the morontia and lower s..
44:0.14 inspiring masterpieces of the supernal artists of the s.
44:3.3 abodes of the regular and routine workers of the s.
48:4.3 ministers of the exalted humor of the morontia and s.
77:8.7 Sentinels patrol the invisible s. realm of the planet.
103:9.2 science and, in its nonmaterial reaches toward the s.,
111:4.5 the superconscious mind as it impinges upon the s.
133:4.5 things of mortal life which are embodied in the s.
spirit reason
103:7.2 presage the later appearance of morontia and s.
spirit receptivity
65:6.10 of a personality possesses an innate capacity for s.
65:7.6 before the animal mind attains the human levels of s..
144:2.5 attitude and to enlarge your soul’s capacity for s..
spirit recognition
130:4.14 and establishes value levels of s. and response.
spirit recorders
48:2.25 serve in association with the s. in the supervision and
spirit recording
25:6.1 an original s. and a semimaterial counterpart—
spirit records
25:6.3 of he quasi-physical duplicates of the original s..
spirit re-creations
108:6.5 And all of these exquisite s. are being preserved in
spirit reflection
0:7.7 God the Supreme in Havona is the personal s. of the
44:6.3 make the ten thousand color tones of s. peal forth
spirit relationship(s)
11:9.5 Personality and mind-s. are transmissible, but
40:10.2 Such s. between the local and the superuniverse
56:10.13 is responsive to truth—the living s. of all things and
spirit representatives
15:10.21 Majeston, and superpersonal s. of the Eternal Son.
spirit reproduction
38:1.1 currently engages in her initial solitary effort at s..
spirit response
36:2.18 The capacity of material creatures to effect s. is
spirit responsive
34:7.5 should have had physical natures more naturally s..
spirit retribution
89:1.2 The fear of s. is so great in the mind of a primitive
spirit Ruler
142:4.2 the Father is revealed as the universal S. over all?
152:3.2 in the heart of each of you as the s. of all things.”
spirit sanction
89:1.1 nonreligious, but they early acquired ghost or s.,
spirit scheme
48:8.2 divine purpose in this morontia and subsequent s.
spirit schools
196:2.2 his long sojourn in the s. training schools of the
spirit secrets
70:7.5 3. For the purpose of preserving valuable “s.”
spirit section
39:4.16 personalities of the realm peruse records of the s..
spirit self
11:9.3 Father gave infinite personality expression of his s.
134:4.7 God is spirit, and God gives a fragment of his s. to
spirit self-realization
117:6.7 completed attainment of the mind struggle for s.,
spirit sense(s)
44:6.8 of beauty through the sharpening of the evolving s..
117:2.6 status will achieve completion (in the energy-s.).
spirit servants
167:7.3 The angels are the s. in heaven, and they are neither
spirit servers
13:1.20 pertain to the personal experiences of types of s.
spirit service
131:8.6 though your body perish, your soul shall survive in s.
spirit servitals
25:1.5 Both s. and their more physical fellows are
spirit significance
158:6.4 Can you not grasp the s. of my mission without the
spirit skill
17:6.4 requisite to the acquirement of s. in her future work
spirit son(s)
56:3.3 from the God who is spirit by the ministry of the S.
115:3.14 The personality of the s. Son is the master pattern
178:1.5 citizens, all the better for having become reborn s. of
193:0.4 grasp the saving truth that they are the living s. of
spirit sorter
196:3.17 those values selected by this s.-value sorter—
spirit soul(s)
30:1.99 an Adjuster fragment of himself evolves the s. upon
133:4.9 the Father of s. has provided many delightful
spirit sources
46:2.4 by liaison with the superior forces and s. of energy
spirit sovereign
134:4.4 God alone is s. sovereign.
spirit sovereignty
134:4.3 If different religions recognize the s. of God, then
134:4.8 But the moment you lose sight of the s. of God the
spirit spark
36:3.3 material, imparting through their persons the vital s.;
130:4.7 and the activation of the s. of the God who is spirit.
spirit spheres
44:3.5 exquisite creations of the s. and the morontia realms
44:4.4 translate thought into language in the s. is beyond
54:1.10 but not so on the morontia worlds or on the s..
spirit stage(s)
14:5.1 you pass through the true s. of progression
119:5.2 a superb personality in the exact likeness of the s. of
spirit standards
195:7.16 is dangerous only when it becomes blind to the s.
spirit status
6:6.4 will have to await your attainment of s. following
16:8.4 nature and extent of changes in form, mind, or s..
30:3.12 superuniverse capacity after they have attained s..
30:4.20 the final morontia stage to the first or lowest s. is
31:3.6 of spirit progression but not finality of ultimate s..
39:4.14 Men use them—advance in s.—by decisions,
48:0.3 between the mortal estate and the subsequent s. of
48:8.1 from the mansion worlds to the attainment of s. in
56:6.4 likely to until they have achieved seventh-stage-s.,
101:6.2 material level up to the time of attainment of full s.,
101:6.3 of morontia personality and eventually of true s..
113:7.2 assisting you in the acquirement of morontia and s.,
117:6.7 the entrance upon the seventh and final stage of s.,
spirit strivings
101:1.3 ideas, ideals, insights, and s. of the evolving sons of
spirit struggle(s)
116:5.15 The s. of time have to do with the evolution of spirit
131:4.7 O soul, gird yourself for the s. of immortality!
155:5.11 and halfhearted souls who instinctively shun the s.
spirit sublimity
116:7.1 only a material creation of physical grandeur, s.,
spirit substance
7:1.3 S. (quality) is just as responsive to spirit gravity as
12:8.16 —the material as the shadow of the more real s.—
spirit supremacy
105:6.2 supremacy: the actuality of personal-s. in Havona,
106:9.12 Father’s will leads directly to the attainment of s.
spirit synthesis
112:2.9 the working of s. and cosmic consciousness in his
spirit systems
2:7.11 unification of energy systems, idea systems, and s..
100:4.3 from the unification of physical systems, and s..
116:6.1 mind systems, co-ordinate; and s., directive.
spirit task
37:10.2 helpers of the universe, executing the routine s. of
spirit taught
1:3.7 a God-conscious intellect gradually becomes s.
spirit teacher
149:4.2 the mind, and handicaps the s. of man’s soul.
180:6.2 restored to my place on high before I send this s.
spirit techniques
28:6.8 While the s. of mercy ministry are beyond your
spirit temples
44:3.5 The worship builders—experienced architects of the s
spirit things
7:1.8 an unvarying response of the Son’s spirit to all s.,
11:0.1 again it should be reiterated that s. and spiritual
spirit touch
40:5.3 in the s. of inner communication with the souls of
spirit training
47:10.4 superuniverse worlds of ascending culture and s..
spirit tranquillity
132:7.4 you would have long since entered your haven of s.,
spirit transactions
44:4.12 of the various groupings of morontia affairs and s.;
spirit transcript
30:4.15 The Adjuster is the custodian of the s. of the mind
109:6.3 also the s. of the human divinity of the Paradise Son
spirit transformation
1:5.5 man cannot see God until he achieves completed s.
spirit transit
189:0.2 The s. of this Jesus was completed at the time I
spirit trio
25:3.13 power and becomes the physical voice of the s..
spirit truth
92:0.5 the supernal heights of morontia value and s..
spirit two-in-oneness
113:7.8 in all universe functions, achieve ultimate s.,
spirit type(s)
21:2.8 The control of s. and designs depends on the level of
25:1.3 seven hundred and fifty are apparently true to s.,
34:4.9 evolutionary life are endowed with the adjutant s. of
38:0.3 the most nearly standard of all s. of personal beings.
spirit understanding
141:5.2 experience a perfected unity of spirit purpose and s.
spirit union
1:3.7 of the human mind from matter association to s.
spirit unity
102:2.5 identify this energy unity of his science with the s.
141:5.1 What I require of you, my apostles, is s. unity—
141:5.3 “Your s. implies two things, which always will be
spirit universes
31:10.20 pass through the morontia worlds, ascend the s.,
spirit value
111:3.4 whose meanings seek to co-ordinate with true s..
spirit values—see values
spirit victories
137:8.7 kingdom by their moral decisions and by their s.;
spirit vision
44:0.16 I cannot, with exclusive s., perceive the building in
47:1.3 will not visualize finaliters until you acquire true s..
spirit voice-flash
28:4.10 deduce the Father’s will by equating the S. from
spirit waves
44:6.4 S. of diverse identity and morontia appreciation are
spirit workers
13:1.19 All these s. in all levels and realms of universe
38:7.4 The cherubim and sanobim are the routine s. on the
spirit world(s)
1:2.1 God is primal reality in the s.; God is the source of
1:4.7 attempt is made to make plain the realities of the s.
7:0.4 The s. is the habit, the personal conduct, of the Son,
7:0.5 the freewill s. is not always truly representative of
25:4.1 These legal and technical minds of the s. were not
28:5.21 I assure you that all these transactions of the s. are
38:5.4 making contact between these beings of the s. and
39:4.12 so ever upward is progress in the morontia and s.—
42:12.15 an immortal child of the eternal s. of the Supreme,
44:0.2 and s. are not without their high arts and supernal
44:0.15 All these activities of the morontia and s. are real.
44:0.15 To spirit beings the s. world is a reality.
44:0.15 To material beings the s. is more or less unreal;
44:0.17 discerning the reality of the creatures of both the s.
44:0.21 reality of the transactions of the morontia and the s..
44:2.11 portray the eternal values of the s. to the seers of
44:3.6 intelligent, effective citizens of the morontia and s..
44:4.8 The oratory of the s. is one of the rare treats which
44:5.4 There are just as certain and reliable laws in the s.
44:5.8 we of the s. must stop our regular activities and
44:6.9 the artistic glories and aesthetic beauties of the s..
44:7.1 forces and energies which are present in the s.,
48:0.2 material mortals could attain the threshold of the s..
48:4.17 In the s. the opposite is true: The higher we ascend
48:6.6 The s. is governed on the principle of respecting
65:7.7 Throughout the ministry of the s. the individual
66:4.11 for ages they constituted the sum total of the s. to
68:3.2 the vague and unseen imaginary dangers of the s..
83:7.2 wives were believed to become snakes in the s..
86:2.6 the s., was just as unorganized and haphazard as
86:2.6 the whimsical and temperamental reaction of the s.;
86:3.2 the nebulous concept of a hazy and unorganized s.,
86:3.3 theology still ascribe death to the action of the s.,
86:5.2 this evolving s. that death was finally regarded as
86:6.2 his newly imagined s. became a power in primitive
89:6.1 Providing spirit escorts to the s. led to the lessening
90:0.2 In the advancing concepts of primitive man the s.
92:3.3 struggle into the domain of an imagined ghost-s..
92:4.3 man’s reaction to belief in a hypothetical ghost-s.—
101:5.14 When you are finally mustered into the actual s.,
130:4.2 progressing selfhood in the s.—these realities,
160:5.11 the existence of a future life of adventure in the s.
167:7.4 And these angels are not the spies of the s. who
spirit youth
149:6.8 Creator; honor him as the Father of your s.; love
spirit-bestowing
104:4.7 personality-bequeathing, s., mind-endowing Gods.
spirit-born
5:2.2 God lives in every one of his s. sons.
34:6.13 s. souls are sustained by that hope that transcends
42:12.12 The material eyes are the windows of the s. soul.
100:2.8 Such s. individuals are so remotivated in life that
100:2.8 they calmly stand by while their fondest ambitions
100:2.8 they positively know that such catastrophes are but
104:4.14 and lead all s. personalities into the supernal delights
149:6.10 and the recognition of the destiny of your s. souls.
150:5.5 and righteousness is the natural fruit of the s. life
168:4.13 10. All genuine s. petitions are certain of an answer.
178:1.2 being a spiritual brotherhood of the s. sons of God
178:1.11 the faith of a s. man confers the assurance of living
180:2.7 recognize that prayer is a function of s. believers in
180:5.12 sincere friendliness which characterizes the s. sons
181:2.26 living truth as it operates in the experience of s. men
186:5.9 your personal experience, and that is your s. faith.
193:2.2 the divine spirit which are yielded in the lives of s.
194:2.19 the fusion of the mortal s. soul with the Adjuster
195:7.4 But it requires the eye of faith in a s. mortal to detect
195:7.8 consciousness of the concept of values in the s.
195:9.4 And then will these s. souls quickly supply the
195:10.1 Jesus living again on earth in the experience of s.
spirit-co-ordinated
116:5.15 of the energy-controlling mind with the s. intellect
spirit-concealed
6:6.4 many of these s. mysteries will clarify as you begin
spirit-conceiving
133:7.6 function between impersonal energy and s. mind,
spirit-conscious
179:5.6 When you become thus s., the Son is actually present
186:5.4 man may, by faith, become s. that he is a son of God,
spirit-consciousness
196:3.34 a wholehearted effort to reach the borderland of s.—
196:3.34 Such s. is the equivalent of the knowledge of the
spirit-creature
16:4.2 directors of the vast and far-flung s. creation.
spirit-discerned
180:5.2 Divine truth is a s. and living reality.
spirit-discerning
140:5.5 Such s. mortals could be expected to attain such
spirit-dominated
180:2.7 a function of spirit-born believers in the s. kingdom.
spirit-endowed
5:5.14 if such a s. individual seeks God and sincerely
12:3.9 it would satisfactorily explain why s. beings are in
70:10.2 concept of justice may well be constitutive in a s.
180:5.3 spiritual reality value experienced only by s. beings
spirit-energy
9:6.7 The greater the s. divergence, the greater the
24:1.1 They direct and manipulate all such s. circuits
24:1.9 not concerned in these matters of s. supervision.
36:5.17 Nonspiritual mind is either a s. manifestation or a
38:9.8 both morontia- and s. controllers and mind circuiters.
spirit-evolutional
104:4.16 The Third Triunity—the s. triunity.
spirit-faith
16:6.10 s. (worship) is the religion of the reality of spiritual
spirit-filled
156:5.2 and be led by the spirit if you would live the s. life
159:4.7 even if these holy men of old lived inspired and s.
194:2.6 each passing generation of the s. sons of God.
spirit-fused—see Spirit-fused
spirit-fusion
40:9.2 Adjusters take eternal leave of these S. candidates
107:1.7 the souls of the surviving mortals of the s. series.
spirit-ghost
87:5.2 the more advanced and relatively complex s. cult,
spirit-gravity—see spirit-gravity circuit(s); see gravity, spirit
7:1.6 S. pull and response thereto operate not only on the
9:6.5 creature mind unfailingly respond to the s. pull of
12:3.10 intelligence, it is apparently not s. responsive.
14:2.7 to the ever-present action of the universal s. pull
14:6.14 reality foundation for the Eternal Son’s s. control
116:7.4 grand universe responds to the far-flung s. grasp of
spirit-gravity circuit(s)
5:3.2 are likewise able to utilize the s. of the Eternal Son.
6:4.6 the spiritual drawing power of the all-powerful s. of
6:5.2 they come within the all-powerful grasp of the s.
7:1.0 1. THE SPIRIT-GRAVITY CIRCUIT
7:1.5 For there do exist within the absolute s. those local
7:1.7 present spirit of the Eternal Son or the associated s..
7:1.8 All reactions of the s. of the grand universe are
7:3.2 The s. literally pulls the soul of man Paradiseward.
7:3.3 The s. is the basic channel for transmitting the
7:3.4 The discriminative operation of the s. might possibly
34:3.5 the s. of the Eternal Son operates independently of
117:5.3 allied in some new way with the s. of the Eternal
spirit-guided
34:6.13 Such s. and divinely illuminated mortals, while they
spirit-illuminated
111:1.6 good—actually great—in accordance with the s. will
spirit-indwelt
12:5.10 S. man has powers of prevision (insight); he may
195:7.3 science has failed to recognize the fact of the s. mind
196:3.7 only the s. intellect is unselfishly altruistic and loving.
196:3.8 Only the s. mind can comprehend that the universe is
196:3.9 Only the s. man can realize the divine presence
spirit-infused
194:0.5 It is not strange that these s. men should have seized
spirit-led
12:7.7 fruits which are borne in the lives of the s. children
34:6.13 the Spirit in the life reactions of such a s. mortal,
99:5.6 “fruits of the spirit” in the daily life of the s. mortal
103:8.1 only the personal religious experience of a s. man
117:2.2 for s. existence does seem to result in experiential
149:5.2 such s. mortals say: ‘The lines are fallen to me in
170:5.9 for the individually s. brotherhood of the kingdom.
180:5.8 And when such s. mortals realize the true meaning
180:5.10 living relationship of one s. mortal’s love for other
194:3.2 faith of the s. creature will always be vindicated.
195:10.14 are only willing to become truly s. sons of God.
spirit-liberated
178:1.5 As faith-enlightened and s. sons of the kingdom of
spirit-liberator
122:2.3 the soul-healer of your people and the s. of all
spirit-mind
0:5.5 The Conjoint Actor is the s. personality, the source
12:8.13 Total Deity reality is not mind but s.—mind-spirit
17:8.6 they are the repositories of that s.-power sovereignty
34:5.2 the unifying and co-ordinating s. of the evolving
42:11.2 it is s. functioning on and from creator levels of
42:11.4 higher mind levels of the universe—the s. levels—
42:11.8 the mind of the universe mechanism is creative s.
42:12.11 characteristic of their respective s. indwellers.
42:12.13 but it also appears that the more nearly s. function
42:12.13 that on the ultimate level s. may become all but
42:12.13 whenever a real s. is functioning, there tends to be
42:12.14 physical repercussion of the creative action of s..
47:3.3 s. trust of the Adjuster that reassembles creature
194:2.15 of the Infinite Spirit—the universal s. of all creation,
spirit-morontia
44:1.14 S. music not infrequently employs all seven modes of
44:2.1 The s. world has a thousand and one things of value,
111:1.5 and delicately touches the s. energy system above.
spirit-motivated
34:6.8 S. beings “never thirst, for this spiritual water shall
spirit-origin
30:1.87 17. Unrevealed S. Beings.
39:1.2 are assigned to the service of the S. beings resident
106:1.1 primary or s. phases of finite reality find expression
spirit-perceived
12:5.8 2. S. time—insight into motion Godward and the
spirit-perceiving
133:6.5 soul is the truth-discerning, and s. part of man
spirit-personal
106:5.2 The s. qualities of the Supreme are inseparable
spirit-personality
106:2.4 And this almighty power in turn finds s. cohesion
115:7.5 the power-mind-s. actualization of the Supreme
spirit-questing
40:10.8 Orvonton and its sister creations as a vast s. torrent
spirit-reality
38:9.8 energies to the higher s. forces of the celestial realms
42:11.4 S. levels are recognized by their spirit content, and
spirit-reception
49:5.4 3. S. series.
49:5.19 3. S. series. There are three groups of mind design
49:5.20 Of the s. types, sixty-five per cent are of the second
spirit-responsive
56:2.1 the Infinite Spirit, by whose s. ministry of mind,
spirit-souls
44:6.4 the superb reflections of the naked and glorious s. of
Spirit-Supreme
106:8.12 partnership has become Son-Spirit and then S.
spirit-testing
133:6.7 demonstrate the existence of a soul, nor can pure s..
spirit-thirsting
162:6.2 he was the giver of living water to every s. soul.
spirit-training
37:10.6 on to the s. worlds of Havona and eventually to
spirit-value
196:3.17 choosing of those values selected by this s. sorter—
spirit-world
25:4.18 proper usages and techniques of all s. transactions.
Spirit or Infinite Spirit—see Spirit of God;
Spirit of Truth; Spirit, Master; Spirit, Universe;
see Creative Spirit; Holy Spirit; Mother Spirit;
Reflective Spirit; Third Person
0:2.13 2. God the Son—Co-ordinate Creator, S. Controller,
0:2.14 3. God the S.—Conjoint Actor, Universal Integrator,
0:2.14 The IS., the Third Person of Deity.
0:3.14 2. The mind forces are convergent in the IS.;
0:3.22 Paradise, there appeared the person of the IS. and
0:3.22 the Eternal Son and the IS., the Father escaped,
0:3.23 all creatures that the Eternal Son and the IS. are
0:3.23 not the Father of the Son and, with him, of the S..
0:3.25 only the Eternal Son and IS. truly know the Father
0:6.1 mind as an attribute of the I.—mind in all its phases.
0:7.1 God the Father, God the Son, and God the S. are
0:7.5 The Father, Son, and S. are existential—existential
0:7.6 Deity expression of himself in the Son and the S.,
0:8.6 5. God the S..
0:9.4 Universal Father, the Eternal Son, and the IS.—are,
0:12.2 Universal Father, the Eternal Son, and the IS.—is
1:1.5 Father, the Havona Father, and the S. Father.
1:2.10 As mind, God functions in the Deity of the IS.;
1:3.4 with their conjoint personality co-ordinate, the IS..
1:3.4 in the Son it is unqualified, in the S., universal,
1:4.3 the indwelling “S. shall return to God who gave it.”
2:0.3 is pervaded by the Truth S. of the Creator Son.
2:1.2 Primal Mind, and the Unlimited S. of all creation.”
2:1.7 there are the personalities of the IS., the various
2:7.3 with the local plans and procedures of the IS. and
3:1.6 the presence circuits of the Eternal Son, the IS.,
3:1.8 the absolute mind of the Conjoint Actor, the IS.,
3:1.9 his Paradise Sons nor the mind bestowals of the IS.
3:3.3 And the IS. is all the time everywhere present.
3:6.6 The Son and the IS. suffer in a modified sense.
3:6.8 God the S. inspires the children of the universe to
3:6.8 through the ministry of the grace of God the S..
4:1.8 the Universal Father, the Eternal Son, the IS., and,
5:3.5 sojourn in connection with the intelligences of the IS
5:3.6 The IS. maintains personal contact with the children
6:1.5 we designate the Son as the Co-ordinate S. Center
6:1.5 Spirit Center and as the Eternal S. Administrator.
6:2.3 the same time worship God the Son and God the S..
6:2.6 the divine spirit with the Conjoint Actor, the IS..
6:3.3 infinite affection in the far-flung ministry of the IS.
6:5.5 or persons as do the Universal Father and the IS..
6:5.6 God the Father and God the S. are truly personal,
6:8.4 Sons and through the patient ministry of the IS..
6:8.4 and the loving ministry of the creatures of the IS.,
6:8.5 to grasp the reality of both the Father and the S.
6:8.5 bestower of your human personality and the IS. is
7:0.2 in the unstinted bestowal of himself upon the IS.,
7:3.5 flashing directly to the Absolute S. Personality of all
7:4.2 they are, with the co-operation of the IS., engaged in
7:4.6 alone and of himself, the IS. projected and put in
7:4.6 the IS. functions truly and literally as the conjoint
7:4.7 this enterprise with his divine co-ordinate, the IS..
7:6.5 the Magisterial Sons personalized by the Son and S..
7:6.6 The Father, Son, and S. also unite to personalize the
8:0.0 THE INFINITE SPIRIT
8:0.3 now face to face with the eternity origin of the IS.,
8:0.3 the IS. springs full-fledgedly into existence.
8:0.4 God the Father, God the Son, and God the S..
8:1.1 upon the personalization of the IS. the divine cycle
8:1.2 The first act of the IS. is the inspection and
8:1.2 He, the spirit, unqualifiedly identifies both of the
8:1.2 He is fully cognizant of their separate personalities
8:1.5 in the associated intelligence circuits of the IS..
8:1.7 The IS. eternalizes concurrently with the birth of the
8:1.7 being created by him and with him and in him
8:1.8 We have only the meager disclosures of the IS. to
8:1.8 he merely verifies the fact that the central universe
8:1.9 In brief, the IS. testifies that, since he is eternal,
8:1.10 instructing all creature minds that the Son and S. are
8:2.0 2. NATURE OF THE INFINITE SPIRIT
8:2.1 The IS. reflects in perfection not only the nature of
8:2.2 Center is known by numerous titles: Universal S.,
8:2.2 the S. of Spirits, the Paradise Mother Spirit,
8:2.2 Actor, the Final Co-ordinator, the Omnipresent S.,
8:2.3 to denominate the Third Person of Deity the IS.,
8:2.4 The IS, as a universe revelation of divinity, is utterly
8:2.4 To sense the absoluteness of the S., you need only
8:2.5 There is mystery indeed in the person of the IS.
8:2.6 the IS. inclines towards the mercy attributes of the
8:2.6 Ever and always—universally and eternally—the S. is
8:2.6 love of God, so the divine S. depicts the mercy of
8:2.7 It is not possible that the S. could have more of
8:2.7 in the acts of the S. we can the better comprehend
8:2.7 ceaseless service of the personalities of the IS..
8:3.0 RELATION OF THE S. TO THE FATHER AND
8:3.3 The S. sustains the same personal relation to the Son
8:3.4 a Creative Spirit of the IS. created you and your
8:3.5 The IS. is the effective agent of the all-loving Father
8:3.5 instant the IS. became the conjoint administrator
8:3.5 And in so doing the IS. pledged all his resources
8:3.5 he has dedicated all to the stupendous plan of
8:3.6 The IS. is a complete, and universal revelation of the
8:3.6 Father-Son partnership must be had through the IS.,
8:3.7 and the IS. is the only means of attaining the Son.
8:3.7 Only by the patient ministry of the S. are the beings
8:3.8 At the center of all things the IS. is the first of the
8:3.9 And in many other ways does the S equally represent
8:4.0 4. THE SPIRIT OF DIVINE MINISTRY
8:4.1 there is a vast stage whereon the IS. and his spirit
8:4.1 ministry to mind is the essence of the S.’ divine
8:4.2 God is love, the Son is mercy, the S. is ministry—
8:4.2 The S. is the personification of the Father’s love
8:4.2 The S. is love applied to the creature creation,
8:4.3 On Urantia the IS. is known as an omnipresent
8:4.3 the ministry of the Paradise S. is the exemplary
8:4.3 In this divine universe the IS. fully participated in
8:4.3 likewise did he participate with the original Michael
8:4.4 the personalities of the IS. pledge themselves as
8:4.4 do we find the IS. devoted to the task of fostering
8:4.5 so is the IS. dedicated to the unending ministry of
8:4.5 the S. does not come down to the material races in
8:4.5 the IS. and his co-ordinate Spirits do downstep
8:4.6 By this very diminishing series the IS. does actually,
8:4.6 all this the S. does without in the least invalidating
8:4.7 To comprehend the ministry of the S., ponder the
8:4.7 ponder the truth that he is the combined portrayal of
8:4.7 The S.’ ministry is not restricted solely to the
8:4.7 The IS. also possesses the power to minister to the
8:4.8 the lower orders of the creature family of this IS.,
8:4.8 Indeed is this S. “the eyes of the Lord which are ever
8:5.1 The outstanding attribute of the IS. is omnipresence.
8:5.2 and personalities of the Eternal Son and the IS..
8:5.2 the Father is present with the Son and in the S..
8:5.3 used interchangeably to designate both the IS. and
8:5.3 circuit of this Creative Daughter of the Paradise IS..
8:5.3 the realm of that creation; but the IS. is omnipresent.
8:5.4 combined influences of the IS. and a local universe
8:5.5 Ever remember that the IS. is the Conjoint Actor;
8:5.5 he is present not only as himself but as the Father
8:5.5 the IS. is often referred to as “the spirit of God.”
8:5.6 God the Son, God the S., and God the Sevenfold—
8:6.0 6. PERSONALITY OF THE INFINITE SPIRIT
8:6.1 The IS. is a universe presence, an eternal action,
8:6.1 he is all of these and infinitely more, but he is also a
8:6.1 more, but he is also a true and divine personality.
8:6.2 The IS. is a complete and perfect personality,
8:6.2 indeed more so, for it is the S. whom all ascenders
8:6.3 The IS., the Third Person of Deity, is possessed of
8:6.3 The S. is endowed with absolute mind: “the Spirit
8:6.3 In the bestowal of his gifts it is recorded: “But all
8:6.3 “The S. searches all things, even the deep things of
8:6.3 The S. is endowed not only with mind but also will.
8:6.3 “But all these works that one and the selfsame S.,
8:6.3 dividing to every man severally and as he wills.”
8:6.4 “The love of the S.” is real, as also are his sorrows;
8:6.4 Whether we observe the IS. as Paradise Deity or
8:6.4 The S. speaks to you, “He who has an ear, let him
8:6.4 “He who has an ear, let him hear what the S. says.
8:6.4 “The S. himself makes intercession for you.”
8:6.4 The S. exerts a direct and personal influence upon
8:6.5 we behold the phenomenon of the ministry of the IS.
8:6.5 though we recognize the omnipresence of the S.,
8:6.6 the Father, Son, and S. are perfectly and eternally
8:6.7 In the person of the IS. the Father and the Son are
8:6.7 for the S. is like the Father and like the Son, and also
8:6.8 of Days to portray the nature and work of the IS..]
9:0.0 RELATION OF THE INFINITE SPIRIT TO THE
9:0.3 The IS., the Conjoint Creator, is a universal and
9:0.3 The S. unceasingly ministers the Son’s mercy and
9:0.5 The IS. pervades all space; he indwells the circle of
9:0.5 he indwells the circle of eternity; and the Spirit, like
9:0.5 the S., like the Father and the Son, is perfect and
9:1.1 As God the S., he is the personality co-ordinate and
9:1.1 As the IS., he is an omnipresent spiritual influence.
9:1.5 sometimes being called the Omnipresent S..
9:1.5 the knowledge of the S. is profound and complete.
9:1.8 the IS. is superbly endowed with those attributes of
9:1.8 The S. is supremely competent to minister love and
9:1.8 God the S. possesses all the supernal kindness and
9:1.8 the children of mercy, the spirit offspring of the IS..
9:2.0 2. THE OMNIPRESENT SPIRIT
9:2.2 The IS. is just as much a complement of the Son as
9:2.2 the IS. is a personalized spiritualization of the Son
9:2.3 between the spirit of the Son and spirit of the S..
9:2.5 The presence of the IS., the Third Person of Deity,
9:3.2 The IS. possesses a unique and amazing power—
9:3.2 to certain of the higher personalities of the IS..
9:4.2 it is inseparable from the personality of God the S..
9:5.2 the mind action and spiritual function of the IS..
9:5.4 easier to form comprehensible concepts of the IS.
9:6.1 is a part of the personal consciousness of the IS..
9:6.9 The IS. is the perfect expression of the mind of the
9:7.4 mind was bestowed upon the Supreme by the IS.,
9:8.0 8. PERSONALITIES OF THE INFINITE SPIRIT
9:8.1 The IS. possesses full power to transmit many of his
9:8.2 The first Deity-creating act of the IS., functioning
9:8.2 Spirits, the distributors of the IS. to the universes.
9:8.4 The continuing creative act of the IS. is disclosed,
9:8.4 IS. becomes ancestor to a universe Creative Spirit
9:8.5 so it is necessary to differentiate between the IS. and
9:8.5 What the IS. is to the total creation, a Creative Spirit
9:8.9 Third Source, beings who are personal to the IS., but
9:8.10 but this the IS. does in his own behalf, in creative
9:8.10 The IS. can also act for the Father in the bestowal of
9:8.11 The IS. bestows Third Source personality upon
9:8.11 Likewise does the IS. treat as personalities numerous
9:8.20 III. The Personalities of the IS..
9:8.21 1. The Higher Personalities of the IS..
9:8.25 the vast family of the Divine and IS. are dedicated to
9:8.26 of Days to portray the nature and work of the IS..]
10:0.2 God the Father, God the Son, and God the S..
10:0.3 but without the Trinity of Father, Son, and S. we
10:1.4 personality” of their eternal union upon the IS..
10:1.5 and, with the Son, is universally active in the IS..
10:1.6 information regarding the Father, Son, and the S..
10:2.2 and this conjoint personality, the IS., completes the
10:2.3 The S is indispensable to the fraternity of the Second
10:2.4 The IS. is the conjoint personality, the unique
10:2.6 the Eternal Son, and the IS. are unique persons;
10:2.7 sonship with the Father and paternity to the S.
10:2.7 Son is conscious of being joint parent to the IS..
10:2.7 The IS. is conscious of twofold personality ancestry
10:2.7 With the S. the existential cycle of Deity
10:2.8 I know that the Father, Son, and S. exist and act in
10:3.2 We are taught that the Son and S. sustain the same
10:3.3 but the children of the S. are truly the “Act of God.”
10:3.3 the Son and, with the Son, acts through the IS.,
10:3.3 in all universe activities the Son and the S. are
10:3.4 The Father, Son, and S. are certainly equal in nature,
10:3.5 and attributes which constitute the Son and the S.,
10:3.5 Son and the S. are both coeternal with the Father.
10:3.5 with the Son, the eternal progenitor of the IS..
10:3.19 The IS. is amazingly universal and unbelievably
10:3.19 the IS. appears to exercise three supercontrols.
10:4.4 It exists as the Deity union of Father, Son, and S.;
10:4.4 the Father, the Son, or the S., or any two of them,
10:4.4 The Father, Son, and S. can collaborate in a non-
10:4.5 Ever remember that what the IS. does is the function
10:5.2 in the personal existence of the Son and the S..
10:6.2 is not the attitude of the Father, the Son, or the S..
10:6.4 evidence submitted by the personalities of the IS.,
10:6.4 the Trinity nature of the united Father, Son, and S..
10:6.18 personalities of Father, Son, and S. are adjusted to
10:7.3 The Father, Son, and S. do not personally function
10:8.3 The Universal Father, the Eternal Son, and the IS.
10:8.5 the Father, the Eternal Son, and the IS. as persons,
11:0.1 the Universal Father, the Eternal Son, the IS., and
11:1.1 both invested by the unspeakable glory of the IS..
11:1.4 trillions of celestial beings who spring from the IS.
11:4.2 power and authority on the seven spheres of the S.,
12:6.3 such a mind phenomenon is an act of the IS..
12:8.13 associate persons of Deity, the IS. and the Eternal
13:0.1 outermost are the seven immense spheres of the IS.,
13:0.2 circuits of the Father, the Son, and the S. are
13:0.5 The seven worlds of the IS. are occupied by the
13:0.6 the circuit of the S. has a distinct type of permanent
13:1.9 This world is the “bosom of the S.,” the Paradise
13:1.9 the high beings that exclusively represent the IS..
13:1.10 Reflectivity is a secret of God the S..
13:1.10 This endowment of the IS. is utilized in channels
13:1.15 This world is the “bosom of the Father and the S.”
13:1.15 the joint acts of the Universal Father and the IS.,
13:1.15 traits of the Father in addition to their S. inheritance.
13:1.18 holds the secrets of the personal relation of the IS.
13:1.18 the spirits of the Father, of the Son, and of the S.,
13:1.19 This sphere is the “bosom of the Son and the S.”
13:1.19 unrevealed beings created by the Son and the S..
13:1.21 world is the “bosom of the Father, Son, and S.,”
13:2.4 on Ascendington, the “bosom of the Father-Son-S.,”
13:4.0 4. THE WORLDS OF THE INFINITE SPIRIT
13:4.1 Eternal Son there circle the seven orbs of the IS.,
13:4.1 worlds inhabited by the offspring of the IS.,
13:4.2 the supreme and ultimate representatives of the IS..
13:4.2 from these seven special executive spheres of the IS..
14:1.9 pervaded by a specialized representation of the IS.,
14:1.9 In addition to other functions this impersonal S.
14:1.12 out from, the seven Paradise satellites of the IS..
14:2.8 Likewise does the IS. draw all intellectual values
14:2.8 the mind gravity of the IS. functions in liaison with
14:4.20 The IS. is represented on the Havona worlds by a
14:5.4 attaining the IS., they are transferred to the fourth.
14:6.12 effectiveness of the divine family—Father, Son, and S
14:6.17 3. The Infinite S.—the Third Source and Center.
14:6.17 The Havona universe affords the IS. proof of being
14:6.17 the IS. derives the combined satisfaction of
14:6.18 In Havona the IS. found an arena wherein he could
14:6.18 he could demonstrate the ability and willingness to
14:6.18 In this perfect creation the S. rehearsed for the
14:6.19 This perfect creation afforded the IS. opportunity to
14:6.21 They afforded the S. abundant opportunity to test
14:6.22 Havona is a compensation to the IS. for his unselfish
14:6.32 the S. Daughters of the local universes were duly
14:6.33 On the worlds of Havona the S. and the Daughters
14:6.33 the Daughters of the S. find the mind patterns for all
15:0.1 As far as the Eternal Son and the IS. are concerned
15:9.8 5. The flash presence of the IS..
15:9.12 The Spirit of Truth, the S. of Michael on Urantia.
15:10.1 stationed on the seven special worlds of the IS.,
15:10.22 and by other members of the vast family of the IS..
16:0.1 of Paradise are the primary personalities of the IS..
16:0.1 sevenfold creative act of self-duplication the IS.
16:0.5 3. The IS..
16:0.7 5. The Father and the S..
16:0.8 6. The Son and the S..
16:0.9 7. The Father, Son, and S..
16:0.10 brought into existence by the personal acts of the IS.
16:1.1 The Conjoint Creator, the IS., is necessary to the
16:1.1 beings, duly expressive of the Father, Son, and S.,
16:1.2 the Universal Father, the Eternal Son, or the IS.,
16:1.2 When the Father, the Son, and the S. act together,
16:2.0 2. RELATION TO THE INFINITE SPIRIT
16:2.1 so is the Infinite and Divine S. revealed through the
16:2.1 At the center of centers the IS. is approachable,
16:2.2 he and the Son conjointly act only through the IS..
16:2.2 Outside of Paradise and Havona the IS. speaks only
16:2.3 The IS. exerts an influence of personal presence
16:2.3 his personal spirit presence is exerted by and through
16:2.5 effectively distribute the IS. to the seven segments
16:2.5 group of seven any or all of the names of the IS..
16:3.1 As primary personalizations of the IS, Master Spirits
16:3.2 this S. is the direct representation of the Father.
16:3.3 This S. presides over the first superuniverse and,
16:3.3 the nature of a primary personalization of the IS.,
16:3.4 This S. adequately portrays the matchless nature and
16:3.5 This S. directs the destinies of superuniverse number
16:3.6 This S. personality especially resembles the IS.,
16:3.6 work of many of the high personalities of the IS..
16:3.6 Spirit Number Three who always speaks for the IS..
16:3.7 This S. is in charge of superuniverse number three,
16:3.7 the affairs of this segment much as would the IS..
16:3.8 This S. is the chief director and adviser of those
16:3.8 those ascendant beings who have attained the IS.
16:3.9 This S. fosters the fourth segment of the grand univ.
16:3.10 the character of the Universal Father and the IS. is
16:3.10 This S. fosters all personalities taking origin in the
16:3.10 when the Father-S. attitude is in question, it is
16:3.11 suggest the combined action of the Father and IS..
16:3.12 combined character of the Eternal Son and the IS..
16:3.12 the creatures jointly created by the Son and the S.
16:3.12 to speak conjointly for the Eternal Son and the IS.,
16:3.13 affairs much as would the Eternal Son and the IS..
16:3.14 The presiding S. of the seventh superuniverse is a
16:3.14 the Universal Father, the Eternal Son, and the IS..
16:3.14 The Seventh S., the fostering adviser of all triune-
16:3.14 combined ministry of the Father, the Son, and the S..
16:3.15 combined attitude of the Father, Son, and S.
16:3.16 In this sense the “Sevenfold S.” is functionally
16:3.16 the attitude of the Sevenfold-S.-union regarding
16:3.17 of the personal natures of the Father, Son, and S.,
16:3.17 And in certain respects this presiding S. is similarly
16:3.20 blending of the natures of Father, Son, and S..
16:4.1 Master Spirits are the full representation of the IS.
16:5.4 the characteristic stamp of this same supervising S..
16:5.5 will exhibit traits indicative of the presiding S. of
16:9.15 be aware of its source, the infinite mind of the IS.,
17:0.0 THE SEVEN SUPREME SPIRIT GROUPS
17:0.1 The seven Supreme S. groups are the universal
17:0.1 are classed among the functional family of the IS.,
17:0.5 are brought into being by the creative acts of the IS.
17:0.10 known on Uversa as the seven Supreme S. groups.
17:0.10 Isle, through the seven Paradise satellites of the S.,
17:1.1 occupy the seven Paradise satellites of the IS.,
17:1.1 who were trinitized by the Father, Son, and S. in
17:1.5 working from the Paradise satellite of the S.
17:1.5 for the Paradise satellites of the S. have the same
17:1.6 records on one of these executive worlds of the S.
17:1.8 two advisory cabinets: The children of the IS. on
17:1.9 take place on these Paradise satellites of the S..
17:3.1 the Universal Father, the Eternal Son, and the IS..
17:3.4 Reflective Spirits, are all the creatures of the IS.
17:3.6 personalities belonging to the family of the IS..
17:3.6 living minds of the recording personalities of the IS..
17:4.1 representations of their respective S. ancestors;
17:4.3 personality and mind of the individual S. ancestor.
17:5.1 are the joint impersonal representation of the IS.
17:6.1 this discussion of the seven Supreme S. groups.
17:6.3 there occurs in the person of the IS. what is known
17:6.3 signalizes the birth within the person of the IS. of
17:6.5 “prayer of identification” in the presence of the IS.
17:6.5 appears as differentiated from the person of the IS.
17:6.5 whereupon the Master Spirit commits the new S.
17:6.5 administering to the S. consort the charge of
17:6.7 individuality of the S. consort of the Creator Son
17:6.7 of “the primary eruption” in the person of the IS..
17:6.7 the heretofore impersonal S. consort of the Creator
17:6.8 to cosovereignty and acknowledges the S. consort
17:7.1 becomes possible at the time of the S.’ elevation to
17:8.1 Center both as the IS. and as the Conjoint Actor.
17:8.2 the Supreme S. groups are the immediate creators
17:8.2 Primary supernaphim originate in the IS.;
17:8.2 assisted by the central lodgment of the IS.,
17:8.3 The Supreme S. groups are the co-ordinators of the
18:1.2 represent the Father, one the Son, and one the S..
18:1.3 of the combined nature of the Father, Son, and S..
18:1.4 the Universal Father, the Eternal Son, or the IS..
18:5.2 and the various groups originating in the IS..
19:5.5 a Solitary Messenger is near an Inspired Trinity S.,
19:5.5 the classification or number of the S. presence or
19:5.7 sensitivity to the presence of this order of S.
19:5.7 a S. of the Inspired order and of the third volume
20:1.11 Sons are children of the Eternal Son and the IS.;
20:1.11 Sons are the offspring of the Father, Son, and S..
20:2.1 divine ideal of loving service conceived by the IS.,
20:7.3 interrelated with that of the personalities of the IS.
20:7.4 they appear to show forth the character of the IS..
20:10.3 the Eternal Son, united with the ministry of the IS.,
20:10.4 Sons disclose the teacher personality of the IS..
21:2.2 The IS., though abiding with the Father and the
21:2.2 accompanied by a Creative Daughter of the IS.,
21:2.4 1. Energy-matter is dominated by the IS..
21:2.4 the consent and working co-operation of the IS..
21:2.8 of the Trinity personalities—Father, Son, and S..
21:2.9 union with the complemental Daughter of the IS.—
21:2.9 the Creative Spirit focalization of the Paradise IS.
21:3.24 Father who, in association with the Son and the S.,
22:6.1 some are S. fused, some are Son fused.
22:6.1 Certain of these S.- and Son-fused mortals reach
22:7.3 one respect: There can be only one Original and IS.,
22:7.8 the Father and the Son united to eternalize the IS.,
22:8.2 of service on the seven Paradise spheres of the IS.,
22:8.5 of the Father and on the Paradise spheres of the S..
22:9.5 Neither are they S. nor Son fused.
23:0.1 senior order of the Higher Personalities of the IS..
23:0.1 They represent the initial creative action of the IS. in
23:1.1 the IS. brought into being the vast corps of Solitary
23:1.1 are fundamental to the divine technique of the IS. for
23:1.2 being the first of the creation of the IS. to possess
23:1.2 They are the first-born creatures of the IS. to be
23:1.8 they operate by the authority of the IS. resident on
23:1.8 are partakers of the circuit emanating from the IS.,
23:2.2 Solitary Messengers are assigned by the IS. to the
23:2.10 Messengers are known to the IS. by personal names.
23:4.2 that the creation of these messengers by the IS. is
24:0.0 HIGHER PERSONALITIES OF THE IS.
24:0.1 grand divisions: the Higher Personalities of the IS.,
24:0.2 Those Higher Personalities of the IS. that find
24:0.6 4. Personal Aids of the IS..
24:0.10 The Personal Aids of the IS. are stationed on the
24:0.11 belong to the Higher Personalities of the IS.,
24:1.2 Supervisors are the exclusive creation of the IS.,
24:1.7 headquarters on the Paradise spheres of the IS.,
24:1.8 On these Paradise spheres of the S. the seven circuit
24:1.12 staffs composed of personalities of the IS..
24:2.2 are a special and completed creation of the IS.,
24:2.3 of the order on the Paradise worlds of the S.,
24:3.0 3. PERSONAL AIDS OF THE INFINITE SPIRIT
24:3.1 We hold the opinion that the IS. is not limited as to
24:3.2 The Personal Aids of the IS. exist for the exclusive
24:3.2 Although attached directly to the IS. and located on
24:3.2 for the purpose of executing the bidding of the IS..
24:3.4 orders of spirit beings taking origin in the IS.,
24:4.1 Executives, on the Paradise spheres of the IS.,
24:4.1 the local creations are the joint offspring of the IS.
24:5.1 They were personalized on Paradise by the IS. and
24:7.8 takes place in response to the will of the IS.,
25:0.1 Ranking intermediately in the family of the IS. are
25:1.5 to the services of the Father, the Son, and the S.,
25:2.7 2. The S.-Advocate. The one appointed by the judge-
25:3.16 the co-ordinating corps evolved by the IS. for the
25:4.1 the most orderly minds were chosen by the IS. as the
25:6.6 since the times of the personification of the IS..
26:0.1 group of the children of the IS.—the angelic hosts.
26:1.12 Paradise supernaphim are created by the IS..
26:1.13 Tertiaphim, of origin in the IS., are dedicated to the
26:1.13 Omniaphim are created concertedly by the IS. and
26:1.15 spirit ministers which has been provided by the IS.
26:2.6 The IS. and all his creative associates, as universal
26:2.7 empowered by the IS. to create a sufficient number
26:3.6 The children of the Circuit S. function throughout
26:3.8 supernaphim, the children of the fifth Circuit S.,
26:5.2 and third, the intellectual recognition of the IS..
26:5.5 the twelve adjutants of the seventh Circuit S..
26:6.1 belonging to the Higher Personalities of the IS.—
26:7.1 to achieve the personality recognition of the IS..
26:7.5 comprehending the IS. sufficiently to constitute
26:7.6 does the quest for the IS. fail of consummation.
26:8.2 of the Son from the personality of the IS..
26:8.3 After the attainment of the IS., no examinations
26:8.4 Nearly all attain the IS., though occasionally a
26:8.4 The pilgrims who attain the S. seldom fail in
26:8.4 the Father, after finding both the S. and the Son,
27:0.1 these children of the IS. work interchangeably in all
28:1.1 Tertiaphim are children of the IS. and personalized
28:1.1 near-supreme versatility are the gift of the IS. to the
28:1.2 the IS. is delivered of a group of one thousand of
28:2.1 Omniaphim are created by the IS. in liaison with the
28:3.2 of the universal intelligence circuits of the IS., but
28:4.3 interpret the mind of the S. to the Ancients of Days:
28:4.4 understanding and interpreting the mind of the IS.
28:4.4 not have a specialized personalization of the IS..
28:4.6 The IS. must have had something to do with the
28:4.10 the Father’s will by equating the S. voice-flash from
28:5.22 “searches all things,” and whatsoever the divine S.
28:5.22 with the S. concerning the S.’ knowledge of you.
28:6.5 ministrations of the instrumentalities of the IS. in
29:1.2 director is always in association with the same S.,
29:3.3 are brought into being by the children of the IS..
30:1.70 C. The Family of the IS..
30:1.74 4. Personal Aids of the IS..
30:2.6 5. Personalities of the IS..
30:2.13 3. The IS..
30:2.65 V. PERSONALITIES OF THE INFINITE SPIRIT.
30:2.66 A. Higher Personalities of the INFINITE SPIRIT.
30:2.70 4. Personal Aids of the IS..
30:2.125 9. Natives of the Paradise Spheres of the S..
31:9.5 Executives on the seven special worlds of the IS..
32:1.5 accompanied by a Creative Daughter of the IS..
32:2.1 the co-operation of the universe presence of the IS.,
32:2.6 whereupon does this representation of the IS.
32:3.7 or the creatures of ministry belonging to the IS.,
33:0.1 this Son, who, in conjunction with his S. associate,
33:1.2 Paradise associate of the Father and the IS..
33:1.4 the Eternal Son, and the creative associate of the IS..
33:1.4 This Son and his S associate are your creator parents
33:2.2 with the working co-operation of their S. associates
33:2.3 Mother Spirit, the universe representation of the IS.,
33:2.4 the manifestable divinity of the Father, Son, and S.,
33:3.1 the IS. functions from the headquarters of each local
33:3.1 the IS.,as the Divine Minister, is wholly co-operative
33:3.3 While the S. ever acknowledges the Son as
33:3.3 Son always accords the S. a co-ordinate position
33:3.3 faithful and true manifestation of the Paradise IS..
33:3.4 The S., as mortal creatures would understand,
33:3.4 Never can the S. undertake to contest rebellion or
33:3.4 ever does the S. sustain the Son in all of everything
33:4.1 and the local universe manifestation of the IS..
33:4.1 the highest spirit personality of the Son and the S.,
33:4.2 such Sons, in union with the Daughters of the IS.,
33:4.3 combined with the creative imagination of the S..
33:4.4 the Son and the S. never confer upon important
34:0.1 then does the IS. individualize a new and unique
34:0.3 Daughter Spirits are of the essence of the IS., but
34:0.3 this early universe presence of the IS. as a person,
34:1.1 work of creation by the agencies of the IS.,
34:1.1 the creative spirit presence and power of the IS.
34:1.1 Son, a new personal representation of the IS..
34:1.3 Of only one thing are we certain: The S. presence
34:1.3 differentiated from the spirit of the Paradise IS.;
34:1.3 manifestation of the IS. suddenly and completely
34:1.3 Spirit who was in transmuting liaison with the IS..
34:1.4 This personalized presence of the IS., the Creative
34:1.4 that the S. could subsequently become so fully
34:2.1 even this representation of the IS. may not appear
34:2.2 possesses the physical-control attributes of the IS.,
34:2.2 local universe, as would the IS. if personally present.
34:2.3 inherent characteristics of the IS. as embodied in one
34:2.5 Subsequently the offspring of the S. increasingly
34:3.0 3. THE SON AND SPIRIT IN TIME AND SPACE
34:3.1 Neither the Eternal Son nor the IS. is limited or
34:3.2 The IS. pervades all space and indwells the circle of
34:3.2 the personalities of the IS. must often reckon with
34:3.7 persons of the Eternal Son and the IS. are subject
34:5.0 5. THE MINISTRY OF THE SPIRIT
34:5.2 On the inhabited worlds the S. begins the work of
34:5.2 This labor of the S. is largely effected through the
34:5.3 Mortal man first experiences the ministry of the S. in
34:5.7 Holy Spirit of the Universe Daughter of the IS.,
34:6.0 6. THE SPIRIT IN MAN
34:6.3 From the heights of eternal glory the S. descends,
34:6.3 the very heights of bliss from which the divine S.
34:6.4 the Adjuster, those who have been “born of the S.,”
34:6.5 The divine S. is the source of continual ministry and
34:6.5 to his mercy, through the renewing of the S..”
34:6.5 it is truly written, “It is the S. that quickens.”
34:6.5 “The S. gives life.”
34:6.6 unless and until the divine S. breathes upon the forms
34:6.7 the indwelling of God have been born of the S..
34:6.7 the divine S. must dominate and control every phase
34:6.8 It is the presence of the divine S., the water of life,
34:6.9 but throughout your lifetime the combined S.
34:6.9 the flesh more and more to the leading of the S..
34:6.9 subject the animal nature to the mastery of the S..
34:6.11 The S. never drives, only leads.
34:6.11 then the divine S. will gently and lovingly lead you
34:6.11 The domination of the S. is never tainted with
34:6.12 “the S. bears witness with your spirit (the Adjuster)
34:6.12 the S. bears witness “with your s.,” not to your s..
34:6.13 increasing exhibition of the characteristics of the S.
34:6.13 abroad in all hearts by the presence of the divine S..
34:7.0 7. THE SPIRIT AND THE FLESH
34:7.1 does not naturally bear the fruits of the divine S..
34:7.7 men and women who have been born of the S.
35:0.7 Dual Deity in the local universe, the Son and the S.
35:1.1 Creative Spirit, local universe Daughter of the IS..
36:2.18 mechanical levels of mind by the agencies of the IS..
36:3.4 From the Creative Daughter of the IS. comes that
36:5.1 that function of the mind ministry of the IS. which
36:6.3 the S. provides the initial spark of life and bestows
36:6.3 specific and personal impartation of the Universe S.
36:6.7 flows from the Father through the Son and by the S..
36:6.7 expression in the Son, and life realization in the S..
37:8.1 the higher-origin spirit beings of the family of the IS.
37:8.1 Of the higher spirit orders of the family of the IS.
37:9.9 Son and the universe representative of the IS.,
38:0.1 three distinct orders of the personalities of the IS..
38:0.1 space; powers, the higher personalities of the IS..
38:1.1 the universe representation of the IS. collaborate
38:2.2 referring to the children of the S. as the daughters
38:6.3 the direct supervision of the IS. as personalized on
39:0.1 As far as we are cognizant, the IS., as personalized
39:1.2 1. Son-S. Ministers.
39:1.3 the divine offspring of the Eternal Son and the IS..
39:1.4 These 144 angels are the chiefs of all other Son-S.
39:2.6 3. S. Co-ordinators.
40:5.2 Likewise does the Original and IS., by a long series
40:5.10 mortal subjects for possible subsequent S. fusion.
40:5.14 at which time the surviving soul becomes S. fused.
40:9.1 Such S. fusion never occurs during the span of life;
40:9.1 the will creature is either S. fused, Son fused, or
40:9.1 Adjuster or Father fused are never S. fused or Son
40:9.3 the Divine Minister, the representative of the IS. in
40:9.9 Such children of S. fusion are enabled to enjoy
40:10.2 for much as the Truth S. of a Creator Son focalizes
40:10.3 S. fusion do, superficially, resemble compensations
40:10.7 As it is with the S. fusers, so is it with those Son-
40:10.9 While the majority of S. fusers serve permanently
42:12.10 Personal Aids of the IS., Gravity Messengers,
44:0.3 these artisans was sometime assigned by the IS. in
44:5.3 the keen students of the mind circuits of the IS..
45:1.8 Number 6. The World of the S.. This sphere serves
45:1.8 rendezvous of the high personalities of the IS..
45:1.8 number six there is no representation of the S.,
45:4.5 of many gods to the veneration of “The Great S..”
46:5.21 by the Higher Personalities of the S. who may be
48:6.34 or else survived by the technique of S. fusion.
49:3.5 their peoples differ, being candidates for S. fusion.
49:4.8 Mind is the bestowal of the IS. and functions quite
49:6.1 various orders of the messenger hosts of the IS..
50:1.1 The IS. comes very near in the persons of the
50:1.1 Divine Minister (the universe Daughter of the IS.).
50:2.4 of a world ruler consists of personalities of the IS.
51:1.5 synchrony with the mind-gravity circuit of the S..
52:1.6 archangels for subsequent resurrection and S. fusion.
53:3.6 Paradise Sons of God and supported by the IS..
53:7.5 they took up headquarters on the world of the S.
54:2.1 With the Son and in the S. did God project eternal
55:10.9 that of the superuniverse Master Spirit and the IS..
56:2.1 material levels of creation by the functions of the IS.,
56:2.2 Mind is the functional endowment of the IS.,
56:2.2 reality renders the mind God, the IS., inevitable.
56:2.3 correlated with the all-embracing mind of the IS..
56:3.1 centered in the Paradise personal presence of the IS.,
56:3.2 the spirit personalities and influences of the IS. and
56:3.3 the God who is spirit by the ministry of the S. Son
56:3.3 the ministry of the Spirit Son and the Infinite Mind S.
56:3.5 Sons and Daughters of the Eternal Son and the IS.
56:3.5 the Universal Father of the Eternal Son and the IS.
56:5.1 —the Universal Father, the Eternal Son, and the IS.—
56:5.2 thereon have the Father, Son, and S. engaged in the
56:6.2 the potential resident in the infinite mind of the IS.
56:7.2 this Son-S. liaison attains the fullness of function;
56:7.3 The Father, the Son, and IS. are existential deity
56:9.6 only the Son and the IS. know him as an infinity.
56:10.17 ministry of the manifold personalities of the IS..
56:10.19 They manifest their qualities through the S. and his
63:7.2 their immediate descendants only achieved S. fusion.
64:6.7 red men and revived worship of the “Great S..”
75:7.5 association with the mind-gravity circuit of the S..
92:4.5 but the idea of the Great S. was but a hazy concept
94:5.3 later known as the S. of Heaven, the universe ruler.
95:6.4 to utilize flame as a symbol of the pure and wise S.
101:2.13 that “the S. itself bears witness with our spirit that
101:6.7 ready for the action of the Truth S. of the Sons,
103:2.1 unless you have been “born again”—born of the S..
104:1.3 Bedouins about the Father, the Son, and the IS..
104:1.3 the Paradise association of the Father, Son, and S..
104:1.11 Paul knew of the Trinity of Father, Son, and S., but
104:2.4 the personalities of the Father, the Son, and the S..
104:2.4 an analysis of the attributes of Father, Son, and S..
104:2.6 Father, Son, and S. prepares the human mind for
104:3.8 3. The IS..
104:3.14 personality union of the Father, the Son, and S..
104:3.15 The Father, Son, and S. (as persons) can sustain a
104:3.15 The Father, Son, and S. sustain no such personal
104:4.6 3. The IS..
104:4.13 of Havona concomitant with the birth of the IS.,
104:4.18 2. The Son-S..
104:4.20 of the Father, the active spirit values of the Son-S.,
104:4.21 the Son-S. functions as active creative spirit;
104:4.23 1. The Father-S..
105:2.7 Father-Son and of the Trinity of the Father-Son-S..
105:3.5 the IS. reveals the mercy of the Eternal Son while
105:3.9 the eternity coexistence of the Son, the S., the three
106:2.3 organized as power by the children of the IS. in
106:2.7 the personality realities of the Father, Son, and S.
106:8.9 of the three Paradise Deities—Father, Son, and S..
106:8.12 The Father-Son partnership has become Son-S.
107:1.7 so does the IS. individuate portions of his premind
107:7.6 indirect ministrations in the personalities of the IS..
108:3.9 orders springing from the Eternal Son and the IS..
109:3.3 these mortals attain eternal life through S. fusion.
111:5.1 God shares all with the Eternal Son and the IS.,
113:3.2 the manifold agencies and influences of the IS.,
113:3.2 the Omnipresent S. presence of the Paradise Third
113:3.2 more personal these vast ministries of the IS.,
113:3.4 None but the ministering children of the IS. could
113:4.1 as the personal agency of the ministry of the IS..
115:3.7 This triodity of the Eternal Son, the IS., and Isle
115:3.14 all center in this association of the Son, the S.,
115:3.14 In and to a finite universe the Son, S., and Paradise
115:6.3 the Eternal Son, the IS., or nonpersonal realities of
116:1.3 The Infinite Mind is the function of the IS.;
116:4.2 The IS. as the Conjoint Actor functions in many
116:5.6 5. The God of Action—the IS..
117:0.1 the Son, conjoined for universe action in the IS.,
117:1.7 and goodness are correlated in the ministry of the S.,
117:1.9 is actual in Paradise, in the Son, and in the S.; but
117:3.8 The Father collaborates with both Son and S. in the
117:6.6 the Eternal Son and the mind presence of the IS..
117:6.17 you can and will find the Father, the Son, and the S.,
118:0.4 3. The S. is conjoint-existent self.
118:6.4 the Father, the Son, and S. exhibit the prerogatives
118:9.4 a Supreme Mind, co-ordinating with a Supreme S.,
118:9.8 found union in the unity of expression of the IS..
118:9.8 same relation that the IS. does to the Father and
118:10.2 The Father, Son, and S.—as the Trinity—are not the
119:8.4 the united will of the Father, Son, and S.,
119:8.4 he revealed the will of the Father and the S.,
119:8.4 seraphic bestowal the will of the Son and the S.;
120:0.4 to the combined will of the Father, Son, and S.;
120:0.4 third bestowal to the will of the Father and the S.;
120:0.4 fourth bestowal to the will of the Son and the S.;
120:0.4 on the fifth bestowal to the will of the IS.;
131:5.3 Our God is the divine and holiest S. of Paradise,
133:2.2 The Father in heaven treats the S. Mother of the
133:2.2 the Father in heaven honors and exalts the IS.,
141:6.5 enter the kingdom, you shall be baptized with the S..
142:3.8 Coexistent with the Father are the Son and the S.,
142:4.2 Father is revealed as the universal S. Ruler over all?
142:5.3 “The Supreme S. shall bear witness with your spirits
144:6.9 water as the emblem of the baptism of the divine S..
150:3.7 the Son and the omnipresent influence of the IS..
158:3.3 2. The testimony of the satisfaction of the IS. as to
158:3.3 The universe representative of the IS., the associate
158:3.4 the messengers of the Eternal Son and the IS., but
161:1.6 and wholly like himself—the Eternal Son and the IS..
176:2.3 In the meantime, my S. of the Truth of a universe
194:2.11 Spirit of Truth; the spirit of the S., the Holy Spirit.
194:2.15 3. The spirit presence of the IS.—the universal spirit—
194:2.17 5. The spirit of the IS. and the Mother Spirit—
Spirit of God—see also spirit of God
8:5.3 In your sacred writings the term S. seems to be used
8:6.4 also are his sorrows; therefore “Grieve not the S..”
8:6.4 “For as many as are led by the S., they are the sons
36:6.4 it is the S. who really contributes the vital spark.
96:1.9 such as: The S., The Lord, The Angel of the Lord,
Spirit of Truth
0:12.13 and that there sojourns with the human soul the S.;
2:0.3 is pervaded by the Truth S. of the Creator Son.
2:7.6 by the unerring response of the ever-present S..
5:5.1 of the Adjusters and to the pouring out of the S..
5:5.5 the bestowal of Adjusters and the coming of the S..
15:9.12 The S., the Spirit of Michael on Urantia.
16:4.14 Sons, on Urantia called the Comforter or the S..
20:5.3 not come to all bona fide human beings until the S.
20:5.3 the sending of the S. is dependent upon the return to
20:6.8 send their conjoint S. to function in the hearts of the
20:6.8 It differs somewhat from the S. which characterizes
20:6.9 the S. previously sent into all Avonal-bestowal
20:6.9 the liberation of the S. for service on the Michael-
21:5.10 the S., which they are able to “pour out upon all
34:4.2 1. The bestowal spirit of the Creator Son, the S..
34:4.5 This is the S. which is poured out upon a world by
34:4.6 the S. functions undisturbed, for this divine presence,
34:4.7 acts as the universe focus and center of the S.
34:5.4 it is not until a bestowal Son has liberated the S.
34:5.4 The S. works as one with the presence of the spirit
34:5.5 Though the S. is poured out upon all flesh, this spirit
34:5.7 of the S. of the Universe Son of the Eternal Son,
34:7.1 the way better prepared for the S. to co-operate with
34:7.1 If you do not reject this s., even though eternity may
34:7.1 the commission, “he will guide you into all truth.”
34:7.8 the S. will always speak, saying, “This is the way.”
40:10.2 for much as the Truth S. of a Creator Son focalizes
47:10.6 indwelt by the Adjusters and invested by the S.—
49:5.25 release the S. for planetary function, and thus effect
52:5.4 that very truth—even the S.—in the knowledge of
52:5.6 the Creator Michael send their joint spirit, the S.,
52:5.6 Spirit also participates in this bestowal of the S.,
53:6.5 the s. of truth were inherently triumphant over
53:8.7 majesty of Thought Adjusters and the protective S.,
56:3.3 the Creator Sons come the Holy Spirit and the S.,
56:10.13 The bestowal S. which invests the human minds of
56:10.17 races but even pour out their S. upon all peoples.
72:12.5 The pouring out of the S. provides the spiritual
77:7.7 casting out of devils since the arrival of the S. has
77:7.8 pouring out of the S. upon all flesh forever made it
92:0.5 augmented by Adjusters, seraphim, and the S.,
101:1.3 combined operations of the Adjuster and the S.
101:2.6 truth, whether by direct personal ministry of the S.,
101:2.12 the Adjuster gift of the Father, as the S. of the Son,
101:3.2 the endowment of the S., the combined gift of the
101:6.4 the Father and the Sons, the Adjuster and the S..
101:6.7 ready for the action of the Truth S. of the Sons,
103:0.1 the liberated S. makes mighty contributions to the
103:7.8 —can best be had through the ministry of the S.
108:2.3 indwell minds except on those worlds where the S.
108:2.4 Even with a S. endowed mind, the Adjusters cannot
108:2.5 Before the times of the pouring out of the S. upon
108:2.5 in such minds prior to the bestowal of the S.,
108:4.3 including adjutant mind-spirits, Holy Spirit, S.,
108:6.2 and after the bestowal of the S. upon all humans,
110:6.13 and, on Urantia, the first functioning of the S.,
113:3.3 the S. is the presence of the Sons.
113:4.6 and the Son-consciousness of the S. are all divinely
114:5.4 individual mortals since the pouring out of the S.
114:6.1 Urantia, concurrent with the outpouring of the S.,
117:5.8 But these circuits of spiritual ministry, whether S.,
117:5.9 such spiritual influences as the Holy Spirit and the S.
117:5.9 he is not entirely deprived of the ministry of the S.
117:5.10 mortal experiences with the S. and the Holy Spirit
120:2.4 and the establishment of the dispensation of the S..
120:2.6 Pour out upon the planet of your bestowal the S.
131:5.2 course in life is to act in consonance with the s..
131:10.5 will I try to worship God with the help of the S.,
137:8.7 finished my work on earth, likewise shall the S. be
137:8.7 the spirit of my Father and the S. shall establish
139:5.9 converts in token of their having received the S..
139:9.8 fellowship with himself and his outpoured S..
141:7.6 he promised to send his S. into the hearts of all his
143:2.4 the new way you are first transformed by the S.
146:3.6 presently the S. shall be poured out upon all flesh,
146:3.6 And this S., speaking for the spiritual endowments
155:6.11 not only the S. but the spirit of idealistic beauty.
160:5.13 be made personal to us by the revelation of the S..
162:6.1 there shall be poured out upon all flesh the living S.
176:2.3 In the meantime, my S. of the Truth of a universe
176:3.7 Truth is living; the S. is ever leading the children
176:4.3 the world, and in his stead, another teacher, the S.;
178:1.6 gospel of the kingdom there resides the mighty S.,
178:1.6 and this S. will become a power-multiplying fulcrum.
178:1.11 by the living S. and by the personal realization that
178:1.16 Let the S. do his own work.
179:5.1 the emblem of the bestowal and ministry of the S..
179:5.9 and of my love for you, the outpouring of my S.
180:4.1 shall approve, I will pour out the S. upon all flesh.
180:4.1 And you shall know this spirit when he comes even
180:4.1 this gift in your hearts, and he will abide with you.
180:4.2 hearts even until I send you this new teacher, the S.
180:4.2 this S. which I will bestow upon you shall guide
180:4.5 This new teacher is the S. who will live with each
180:5.0 5. THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH
180:5.1 hearts of believers, to pour upon all flesh, is the S..
180:5.1 neither is it to function as the expression of truth.
180:5.4 true child of universe insight looks for the living S. in
180:5.5 when divested of the superhuman insight of the S.,
180:5.10 in accordance with the leading of the S..
180:5.11 the S., who directs the loving contact of one human
180:6.2 he will illuminate the difference between sin and
180:6.3 when he, the S., comes, he shall eventually guide you
180:6.4 “This spirit will not speak of himself, but he will
180:6.4 he will declare to you that which the Father has
180:6.4 and he will even show you things to come;
180:6.4 he will glorify me even as I have glorified my Father.
181:1.4 this S. will become in them a well of living water
181:2.10 If you will be taught by the S., never will there be
181:2.13 then shall the S. lead each of you abroad to labor
181:2.14 follow on as he will lead you and let your brethren
181:2.18 patiently await the arrival of the new teacher, the S.
181:2.24 I will go before you and the S. shall be with you.
181:2.24 when he has come, will reveal to you throughout the
190:2.6 therefore, all of you into the fellowship of the S. in
190:5.4 that this S. shall be in each believer a well of water,
191:4.3 I am soon to send forth the S. into the souls of all
191:5.3 when power from on high, the S., has come upon
191:5.3 but when you shall have been baptized with the S.,
191:6.2 they will follow after the S. which they see in your
191:6.3 Soon will the S. come upon you, and he shall lead
193:0.5 I go to the Father, and until I send you the S..
193:0.5 He shall lead you into the enlarged truth, and I will
193:2.2 are dead; the S. is not in them; they are useless
193:2.2 I will go before you, and my S. shall abide in your
193:3.2 I ascend to the Father, even until I send you the S.
193:5.2 will we send into this world of my sojourn the S.;
193:5.2 and when he has come, you shall begin the new
194:0.0 BESTOWAL OF THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH
194:0.2 and declared that this must be the coming of the S.
194:2.1 he sends in his place his S., who is designed to live
194:2.2 experience a sense of loneliness had not the S. come
194:2.3 In a certain sense, this S. is the spirit of the Father
194:2.4 strongly intellectually conscious of the outpoured S..
194:2.4 The proof of your fellowship with the S. is not to be
194:2.6 Next, the S. came to help the believer to witness to
194:2.7 Thus it appears that the S. comes really to lead all
194:2.9 In less than a month after the bestowal of the S.,
194:2.10 signified the conscious reception of this gift of the S.
194:2.11 Since the bestowal of the S., man is subject to the
194:2.11 the spirit of the Son, the S.; the spirit of the Spirit,
194:2.16 of the Universal Father and the Creator Son—the S.,
194:2.20 And so did the bestowal of the S. bring to the world
194:3.1 on which the S., the new teacher, came to dwell
194:3.1 The S. is concerned primarily with the revelation
194:3.1 the S., in the heart, reveals the Creator Son to men.
194:3.5 On this day the S. became the personal gift from the
194:3.6 Do not overlook the fact that the S. was bestowed
194:3.8 The coming of the S. on Pentecost made possible
194:3.8 the bestowal of the S. provides for the everlasting
194:3.8 The spirit guides into all truth; he is the teacher of an
194:3.8 This new teacher will be forever unfolding to the
194:3.10 The bestowal of the S. was independent of all forms,
194:3.18 and the S. is a world influence which is universal.
194:3.19 The coming of the S. purifies the human heart and
194:4.2 are endowed with power—until the S. shall come.
Spirit, Master—see Spirits, Master
13:4.6 Each M. presides over one superuniverse, and each
14:5.4 identity comprehension of their superuniverse M.,
15:12.4 opinions of the Ancients of Days and that M. who,
16:0.12 Each M. maintains an enormous force-focal
16:0.12 at the Paradise headquarters of the supervising M..
16:1.2 can and do function through M. Number Seven,
16:1.2 M. Number Seven is personally nonfunctional with
16:1.2 he can function personally for the Supreme Being.
16:2.3 by the unique nature of the supervisory M. of that
16:2.4 While each one individually partakes of this
16:3.2 may be described as follows: M. Number One.
16:3.2 this S. is the direct representation of the Father.
16:3.2 He is a peculiar and efficient manifestation of the
16:3.2 He is the close associate and supernal adviser of the
16:3.2 always M. Number One who speaks for the Father.
16:3.3 This S. presides over the first superuniverse and,
16:3.3 He is always in personal liaison with the seven
16:3.4 M. Number Two.
16:3.4 This S. adequately portrays the matchless nature of
16:3.4 He is always in close association with all orders of
16:3.4 he always speaks for, and in behalf of, the Eternal
16:3.5 This S. directs the destinies of superuniverse number
16:3.5 He is always in liaison with the seven Reflective
16:3.6 M. Number Three.
16:3.6 This S. personality especially resembles the Infinite
16:3.6 he directs the movements and work of many of the
16:3.6 He presides over their assemblies and is closely
16:3.6 it is M. Number Three who always speaks for the
16:3.7 This S. is in charge of superuniverse number three,
16:3.7 he administers the affairs of this segment much as
16:3.7 He is always in liaison with the Reflective Spirits at
16:3.8 M. Number Four.
16:3.8 this M. is the determining influence regarding
16:3.8 This S. is the chief director and adviser of those
16:3.8 He fosters that enormous group of personalities
16:3.8 Spirits, it is always M. Number Four who speaks.
16:3.9 This S. fosters the fourth segment of the grand univ.
16:3.9 He is always in personal liaison with the Reflective
16:3.10 M. Number Five.
16:3.10 This S. also fosters all personalities taking origin in
16:3.10 Father-Spirit attitude is in question, it is always M.
16:3.11 This S. directs the welfare of the fifth superuniverse
16:3.11 He is always in liaison with the Reflective Spirits at
16:3.12 M. Number Six.
16:3.12 it is this M. who is their adviser; and whenever,
16:3.12 Infinite Spirit, it is M. Number Six who responds.
16:3.13 This S. directs the affairs of the sixth superuniverse
16:3.13 He is always in liaison with the Reflective Spirits at
16:3.14 M. Number Seven.
16:3.14 The presiding S. of the seventh superuniverse is a
16:3.14 The Seventh S., the fostering adviser of all triune-
16:3.14 The Seventh S. is the adviser and director of all the
16:3.15 The Seventh M. is not organically representative
16:3.15 Hence the Seventh M. discloses a personal and
16:3.15 Therefore in the M. councils on high, when it
16:3.15 it is M. Number Seven who functions.
16:3.15 He thus inherently becomes the presiding head of
16:3.16 It is also in this sense that M. Number Seven
16:3.17 The multiple functions of the Seventh M. thus range
16:3.18 It is M. Number Seven who, in his multiple
16:3.19 the Supreme is compensated by the Seventh M.,
16:3.19 M. Number Seven functions in the place of the God
16:3.19 He is the one high spirit being that all ascenders are
16:3.20 This M is always in liaison with the Reflective Spirits
16:3.20 His administration of the seventh superuniverse, our
16:4.8 the M. of Orvonton exerts a decided influence in the
16:5.1 the personal nature of each M. entirely pervades his
16:5.3 presence of the mind-spirit influence of the M. of
16:5.3 If this M. does attain any sort of contact with the
16:5.3 is, in nature and character, quite like the M. of
16:5.4 The physical stamp of a M. is a part of man’s
16:5.4 under the continuing influence of this same M..
16:5.4 the characteristic stamp of this same supervising S..
16:5.4 The impress of a M. is basic to the very existence of
16:5.5 expressive of the nature of the dominating M.,
17:0.12 a part of our superuniverse by the M. of Orvonton,
17:3.1 resembling the characteristics of the coancestral M.
17:6.5 the M. who directs the superuniverse to which this
17:6.5 directly to the person of the petitioning M.,
17:6.5 becoming apparently part of the person of this M..
17:6.5 Creative Spirit remains with the M. until the
17:6.5 whereupon the M. commits the new Spirit consort
17:6.5 certain joint powers of administration by the M.
17:6.7 and personally experienced by the supervising M..
21:3.1 and with the confirmation of the supervising M. of
22:7.5 does M. Number Seven issue orders authorizing
25:1.7 assigned to that domain presided over by the M.
25:2.2 If, in the creation of servitals, M. Number Seven
25:2.3 only one M. is dominant in each supercreation.
25:2.4 the nature and character of the supervising M.,
25:3.14 During the Paradise sojourn they report to the M.
25:8.8 or otherwise of the nature of the Seventh M..
26:2.5 the children of each M. partake of the nature of
26:4.10 M. who presides over that pilgrim’s superuniverse
26:4.10 your own evolved natures—are derived from the M.
26:4.10 And since your tutors spring from the M. of your
26:5.5 the spiritual recognition and realization of the M.
26:6.3 new relationships with the Seventh M. compensate
28:4.5 Though each M. is already represented on a capital
29:1.2 One cannot be distinguished except by that M. with
29:1.2 director is always in association with the same S.,
34:1.1 in the spiritual shining of the Deities of the M. in
34:1.1 when the Deity-embraced M. emerges to the
34:1.3 after the reappearance of the supervising M. from
34:1.3 changes to the personal likeness of that M. who
34:1.3 acquires a personal nature tinged by that of the M.
34:2.6 because the presiding S. of this superuniverse is
36:6.7 technique whereby the supervising M. participates in
55:6.4 presence of the M. of superuniverse jurisdiction,
55:10.4 experiences new liaison relations with the M. of the
55:10.9 her ministry with that of the superuniverse M. and
108:2.1 the Conjoint Actor in the presence of the M. of
112:6.4 cosmic-mind endowment of the M. of Orvonton.
116:4.2 by all of the Master Spirits but especially by M.
116:4.2 This M. knows—is in personal contact with—the
116:4.4 The Seventh M. is (in his overall supervision of
116:4.4 he is in reflective contact with the Reflective Spirits
117:6.15 superuniverse reflective of the nature of that M..
119:8.7 through the experience of revealing the Seven M.
Spirit, Universe—see also Creative Spirit; Mother Spirit
8:3.4 this U. to foster and sustain their work as well as to
21:2.9 —then do this Universe Son and this U. initiate that
33:3.0 3. THE UNIVERSE SON AND SPIRIT
33:3.3 but in all the details of its management the U. is
33:3.3 ably assisted by the all-wise and ever-faithful U.
33:3.5 a Master Son, at the jubilee of jubilees, that the U.,
33:3.5 U. acknowledge subordination to the Universe Son,
33:3.5 relinquishment of power and authority by the S.
33:3.6 his eternal dependence on his S. companion,
33:3.6 constituting the S. coruler of his universe domains
33:3.6 creatures to pledge themselves in loyalty to the S.
33:3.6 published to the worlds the fact of the S.’ equality
33:3.7 The Son and the S. now preside over the universe
33:3.7 It is not altogether out of place to refer to the U. as
33:3.8 while the S. is solely responsible for bringing into
33:3.8 the Son and the S. function together, and in no act
34:0.3 while the U. initiates the materialization of physical
34:0.3 but the S. transforms these energy creations into
34:0.3 nevertheless, to the Creator Son the S. associate is
34:2.2 the U. possesses all the physical-control attributes of
34:2.2 the U exerts just as full and complete control of mind
34:2.4 “You send forth your S., and they are created.
34:2.5 while the U. contributes the “breath of life.”
34:3.3 no specialized personal presence of such a U. on
34:4.10 power, and all partake alike of the nature of the U.,
39:1.2 This group of angelic ministers also serve the U. and
42:10.5 bestowed by a U. upon the nonmorontia children
48:2.11 joint spirit activity of the Universe Son and the U.
101:2.12 Truth of the Son, and as the Holy Spirit of the U.,
194:2.17 Holy Spirit, generally regarded as the spirit of the U..
Spirit-Advocate
25:2.7 2. The S.. The one appointed by the judge-arbiter to
Spirit-associate
10:2.7 divine equality with both Father-ancestor and S..
Spirit-fused—see Spirit-fused mortals
18:4.5 ascendant mortals of Son- or S. nature) may be
37:5.4 S. ascenders may accept assignment as Universe
37:5.4 Thus do they become candidates for commissions to
37:5.10 sojourns as the invited guests of the S. residents.
37:5.11 are the permanent residence of the S. survivors.
37:9.6 together with the S. ascenders and the spironga
40:9.9 A S. survivor is also able to learn much about the
40:10.6 which even now characterizes the S. veterans of
40:10.8 their Son- and S. brethren of the evolutionary
40:10.10 Like their S. brethren, the Son fusers neither traverse
47:4.2 S. survivors occupy the mansion worlds in common
109:3.2 fail of Adjuster fusion do survive as S. ascenders.)
Spirit-fused mortals
22:1.11 attained Paradise, as well as from certain of the S.
22:6.1 Certain of these S.- and Son-fused mortals reach
22:6.2 the interests of those worlds from which the S. hail.
22:9.4 They also accompany S. of the local universes
30:1.52 3. S. Mortals.
30:1.11 and fusion therewith constitutes them S. mortals
30:2.49 3. S. Mortals.
30:2.121 5. S. Mortals of the Local Universes.
30:4.9 The Son- and S. mortals share portions of this
37:5.1 The High Commissioners are S. ascendant mortals
37:5.2 you will meet and fraternize with these S. as they
37:5.10 The Worlds of the S. Mortals.
37:5.10 are the exclusive possession of the S. of Nebadon.
37:5.11 they achieve an experiential wisdom in the mastery
37:5.11 And these surviving souls continue as unique
37:9.7 the S. of the Nebadon Corps of Perfection.
37:9.8 and the more definitely spiritual plane of the S.
37:9.12 are twofold, the created susatia and the evolved S..
39:1.7 S. ascendant mortals serving in the local universe.
40:0.4 3. S. Mortals.
40:8.4 morontia spheres of Nebadon are shared with the S.,
40:9.0 9. SPIRIT-FUSED MORTALS
40:9.1 Ascending S. are not Third Source personalities;
40:9.1 they are included in the Father’s personality circuit,
40:9.1 they have fused with individualizations of premind
40:9.3 infusion constitutes these surviving creatures S..
40:9.3 Such beings are in every way your equals in mind
40:9.3 and they are indeed your contemporaries, sharing the
40:9.4 There is one particular in which S. differ from their
40:9.4 But with S. there exists no such mechanism whereby
40:9.6 a S. is told about the events of the unremembered
40:9.9 S. are the permanent citizens of the local universes;
40:9.9 they may aspire to Paradise destiny, but they cannot
40:10.1 S. are, generally speaking, confined to a local
40:10.2 S. are of the local universe; they do not ascend
40:10.9 Celestial Guardians with orders to present such S.
40:10.10 the Son- and the S. do actually ascend to Paradise,
40:10.12 After S. or Son-fused mortals are trinitized, they
55:0.4 worlds of the S. evolve along lines identical with
55:10.10 Material Sons, univitatia, midsoniters, susatia, and S.
112:6.8 souls of the morontia souls of the S. are not limited.
Spirit-Mother
37:0.1 and the S. of all the native creatures of Nebadon.
spirited
180:3.10 eleven engaged in a s. discussion of these teachings,
Spiritington
13:1.9 3. SPIRITINGTON. This world is the “bosom of the
13:1.10 The secrets of S. involve impenetrable mysteries
13:1.10 And there are other secrets of S..
30:1.11 they do not as such dwell on S., nor do they
spiritism
87:4.3 This new dual s. did not have to spread from tribe to
87:4.4 ghost fear was gradually evolving into a dual s.,
87:4.6 has paid a terrible price for the concept of dual s..
87:6.13 The dual-s. concept of good and bad forces
88:6.2 The concept of dual s., good and bad spirits, gave
92:5.12 prevalent concept of dual s., the good and the bad,
103:6.5 up on the postulations of either materialism or s.,
spiritistic
99:4.10 1. The s. belief (in a providential Deity) of many
spiritists
135:5.5 The s. taught that the kingdom would be ushered
195:7.19 Idealists and s. dare to use their oars with vigor
spiritization
48:2.15 modified to correspond with the advancing s. of the
108:1.8 plans for personality approach and mind s..
spiritize
6:8.6 not until you s. and commence your spirit ascension
101:6.7 ideals that the Adjuster dares so to combine and s.
107:6.2 Your individual Adjusters work to s. you in the hope
spiritized
7:1.4 just as certainly as mortal man becomes a s. being,
7:1.6 a spiritual cohesiveness among the spiritual and s.
47:3.3 these s. factors of mind, memory, and creature
86:0.2 became religious as nature became personalized, s.,
132:3.5 Faith is the inspiration of the s. creative imagination.
spiritizing
48:2.22 successively advancing and s. creation is effected by
110:6.8 The s. mind nears the Adjuster presence proportional
188:3.4 the Adjuster’s early work in s. the mortal mind so
spiritland
82:3.8 belief that unmarried persons could not enter s.,
82:3.12 were supposed to go over into s. with their spouses.
84:1.3 early conceived the idea that babies were made in s.;
84:7.19 require sacrifices for the ghost’s progress through s..
87:4.2 the domain of ghostland to the higher realms of s..
90:2.10 announcement of the safe arrival of the dead in s..
spiritless
130:4.5 neither can s. experience evolve the characters of
spiritlike
101:3.17 by the foregoing recital of twelve s. performances in
spiritness
102:4.2 —other-thingness, other-mindness, and other-s..
spirits—see spirits, ministering; see Spirits;
see adjutant; see mind-spirits
0:5.5 of spiritual energy, morontia s., and perfected s..
0:12.13 But even more certainly we know that these s. of
1:5.16 struggles of the expanding minds the ascending s.
2:0.3 the presence of these divine s. within the heart of
4:1.1 activities of the celestial beings and the divine s. who
4:1.7 recognized forces, energies, minds, morontias, s.,
4:1.7 and s., which I cannot satisfactorily explain.
6:4.8 really know the number and whereabouts of all the s.
7:1.6 The term kindred s. is not wholly a figure of speech.
8:5.1 are represented on all worlds by their ever-present s..
8:5.2 he utilizes the s. and personalities of the Eternal Son
8:5.6 a liaison is the union of the s. of God the Father, God
9:0.2 all existing universe energies, all actual universe s.,
9:0.4 things, meanings, and values; energies, minds, and s..
9:2.1 spirit phenomena—the s. of the Supreme Being,
9:2.5 These divine s. which work for man’s uplifting all act
13:1.18 numerous unrevealed orders with the s. of the Father
13:1.18 with the s. of the Supreme, the Ultimate, and the
13:1.19 many orders of superb s. who are not “ministering
13:3.3 We infer that all types of impersonal s.—regardless
13:4.5 Deities are ever true to the ebb and flow of their s.
16:6.3 Not only are kindred s. attracted to each other, but
17:5.5 much as the impersonal s. of the Father indwell the
17:6.10 record as entering upon the career of sixth-stage s..
19:5.2 possibly belong to the category of superpersonal s..
23:0.1 of bringing into existence solitary personality s..
23:1.3 These solitary s. came forth in the dawn of time as
23:1.4 these solitary s. start out at the center of all things
23:1.5 Solitary Messengers, they are not lonesome s.,
23:2.14 with the s. of such near-transcendent personalities.
23:3.2 The universe is well supplied with s. who utilize
25:6.2 those of the material order to the high s. of light.
27:7.5 for the s. of the Gods even now indwell you, hover
28:1.2 of a group of one thousand of these companion s..
30:1.113 There are s.: spirit entities, spirit presences,
30:1.113 There are spirits: personal s., prepersonal s.,
30:1.113 prepersonal spirits, superpersonal s.,
30:4.22 life of the local universe and are now accredited s..
30:4.22 As young s. they begin the ascension of the system
30:4.23 There are three orders of student s. in accordance
30:4.24 these ascending s. receive the same thorough course
30:4.26 long flight to Havona, the haven of evolutionary s..
31:3.3 fact that they are of record as only sixth-stage s..
31:3.4 mortals are s. of the first order during their sojourn
31:3.4 Mortals become quartan or graduate s. after reaching
31:3.4 and s. of the fifth order when they find the Father.
31:9.1 personalities possessing master minds, superb s.,
31:10.10 mobilization of potentials, personalities, minds, s.,
33:3.3 Such a Divine Minister is in reality the mother of s.
34:4.11 These are the “seven s. of God,” “like lamps burning
34:5.2 through the seven adjutants, the s. of promise,
34:5.6 they work in perfect harmony with the combined s.
36:5.1 whenever such mind is manifest, these s. are
36:5.4 The s of the seven universe adjutants do not function
36:5.9 the guide and faithful associate of the s. of courage
37:0.2 give brief consideration to certain of the higher s.
37:2.4 while 8,809 are ascendant s. who have attained this
37:8.10 helpful to have the assistance of those higher s. of
37:9.8 Havona natives contribute to the pilgrim s. passing
37:10.3 Spornagia are neither s. nor persons; they are an
39:5.4 faithful ministry of the seraphic s. of brotherhood.
39:5.4 by this time these s. of brotherhood would have
39:9.1 After attainment of the Father of s. and admission
40:5.4 And since the Adjusters are the only s. of fusion
40:7.1 Adjusters are immortal s., and union with them
40:10.1 The s. of mortal fusion always ascend to the level of
40:10.11 They remain unfinished creatures—sixth-stage s.—
40:10.12 may not in the exact sense be seventh-stage s., but
42:1.1 The Father of s. is also the ancestor of universes;
42:11.1 at the same time the first and final Father of all s..
44:0.1 They are the s. and semispirits who are engaged in
44:0.15 The higher forms of s. freely pass through matter.
44:0.15 High s. are reactive to nothing material excepting
44:1.1 sound waves but spirit pulsations received by the s.
44:1.7 5. Harmony of associated s.—the very arrangement
44:1.15 the universal language of men, angels, and s..
44:3.3 of function among morontia beings and evolving s.,
44:3.4 Even the higher s. engage in a certain form of humor
44:6.5 and beautification of advancing s. and morontia
45:3.5 the holder of all interned s. above the order of mortal
45:5.1 including the various orders of divine Sons, high s.,
46:5.3 2. The circles of the angels and higher s..
46:7.5 spornagia are not responsive to the s. of worship and
47:8.1 learn more about the high s. of the superuniverse,
47:8.6 more or less material; they are far from being true s.;
47:10.3 and to the s. of just men being made perfect.”
47:10.4 bid it farewell when you emerge as first-stage s.
48:2.26 will have seen all orders of s. with the exception of
48:4.7 “that all things work together for good”—for s. and
48:6.4 you are classified as evolving s. in the records of the
48:6.4 True, you are not yet s. in reality, but you are no
53:7.10 the sophistries of rebellion better than the lower s..
56:6.4 Even the finaliters, sixth-stage s., have not found the
68:3.3 The dread of the departed s. of the dead brought to
69:3.5 the superstition of good and bad s., good and bad
69:7.4 keen sense of smell led to the notion it could see s.
69:7.4 employ watchdogs to protect the home against s.
69:7.4 but when the dog howled, s. were near.
69:8.2 tortured, set to fighting each other, sacrificed to s.,
69:9.13 Real estate could be put under the watchcare of s..
75:1.4 Slowly their courage weakened, their s. drooped,
77:7.4 rebellious midway creatures as evil s. and demons,
77:7.5 On no world can evil s. possess any mortal mind
77:7.8 forever made it impossible for disloyal s. of any sort
77:9.7 There are many great minds and mighty s. among the
77:9.12 The entire organization of high s., angelic hosts,
83:4.6 the best means of resisting ghosts and evil s.;
83:4.6 postpone the event so as to put the s. off the track.
83:4.7 appear miserable and ill at ease in the sight of the s.
83:4.7 the gaze of the otherwise jealous and envious s..
85:0.3 there were nature s. for lakes, trees, waterfalls, rain,
85:1.4 beliefs in ghosts and the s. of departed fellow
85:1.5 believed caves led to the underworld, with its evil s.
85:1.5 later evolving concepts of good s. and deities.
85:2.1 Even in modern times alcohol is known as “s..”
85:2.4 Ideas about tree s. varied greatly among different
85:2.4 Some trees were indwelt by kindly s; others harbored
85:2.4 believed that most trees were occupied by kind s..
85:2.4 trusted the trees, believing they contained tricky s..
85:2.4 of India and Russia regard the tree s. as being cruel.
85:4.1 easy for the ancients to imagine that the s. dwelt in
85:4.2 even in the times of Moses belief in nature s. was
85:6.3 gods higher than the exalted s. of deceased humans.
85:6.4 pantheon—nature s. elevated to the position of gods.
86:2.3 personalized as ghosts—s.—and later on as gods.
86:4.4 having a very definite human origin, ghosts, or s.,
86:4.4 And this belief in the existence of disembodied s.
86:5.3 gross inconsistencies of the savage view of souls, s.,
86:6.2 the realities of the imaginary world of ghosts and s.
86:6.4 good luck became associated with good s. and bad
86:6.4 associated with good s. and bad luck with bad s..
86:6.4 mathematical reckoning in the place of fictitious s.
86:6.7 wasteful struggle to appease the ever-displeased s.,
87:2.9 food in the fire for the purpose of appeasing the s.,
87:3.1 link between common ghosts and the higher s.,
87:3.5 the cult eventually progress to the worship of s.,
87:3.5 regardless of varying beliefs in more advanced s.,
87:4.2 came about the recognition of higher types of s.,
87:4.2 higher types of s., s. not definitely identifiable with
87:4.4 some ghosts never evolved to the level of good s..
87:4.5 When the doctrine of good and bad s. finally
87:4.5 The s. could be counted on to be either good or
87:4.6 only by postulating two kinds of s., one good and
87:4.7 there really were no bad or disharmonious s. in all
87:5.1 Primitive man viewed the s. and ghosts as having
87:5.1 s. were thought to regard man as having manifold
87:5.1 The s. were believed to look down upon man as
87:5.1 known s., they did another turn to the “unknown
87:5.2 ghost cult, the service and worship of the higher s.
87:5.3 The savage visualizes the good s. as going about
87:5.3 It is the bad ghosts and s. who must be kept in good
87:5.3 to their malevolent ghosts than to their benign s..
87:5.4 to be especially provocative of the envy of evil s.,
87:5.4 Because of this fear of bad s., children were
87:5.6 upon the ghosts, he soon began to deceive the s..
87:5.6 “If the s. are jealous of our beauty and prosperity, we
87:5.6 rather an attempt to foil and deceive the envious s..
87:5.7 to prevent the s. from becoming jealous of prosperity
87:5.7 Beauty aroused the envy of s.; it betokened sinful
87:5.8 except as they might be utilized to influence the s..
87:5.9 The intention and will of the s. were studied by
87:5.9 scheme designed to placate, satisfy, and buy off the s
87:5.11 1. Duty—things which must be done to keep the s.
87:5.12 ceremonies designed to win the s. actively to one’s
87:5.13 the correct understanding of, and attitude toward, s.,
87:6.1 but the recognition of higher s. necessitated the
87:6.1 directly to the creation of defenses against the s..
87:6.2 progressed to the concept of good as well as bad s.
87:6.11 concoctions were utilized to banish unwelcome s..
87:6.11 Hideous images of the s. were constructed so that
87:6.13 tactics were also utilized for frightening ghosts and s.
87:6.13 a coercive practice designed to overawe minor s..
87:6.14 the s. and demigods could be forced into desirable
87:6.16 rituals capable of coercing the unwilling s. to react
87:6.17 man no longer attempts openly to coerce the s.,
88:0.2 the higher s. were supposed to reside in fetishes.
88:0.2 the primitive ideas of ghosts, souls, s., and demon
88:1.1 indicating the arrival on earth of special visiting s..
88:1.5 Jews, considered it to be the mouthpiece of evil s..
88:4.1 the use of fetishes or other and more powerful s..
88:6.2 The concept of dual spiritism, good and bad s.,
89:0.1 man regarded himself as being in debt to the s.,
89:0.1 As the savages looked at it, in justice the s. might
89:0.2 possessed with the notion that s. derive supreme
89:2.1 From magic and ghosts, religion evolved through s.
89:2.2 that point where it envisaged both good and bad s.,
89:4.5 of a neutrality assessment levied by ancestral s.;
89:4.6 Surrounded by so many sensitive s. and grasping
89:5.2 and therefore he offered flesh as a food gift to the s.
89:5.2 Since ghost s. were merely modified men, then food
89:5.15 was eventually reserved for the still more superior s.;
89:6.7 of many peoples to dedicate the first fruits to the s..
89:8.7 nothing more nor less than bargaining with the s.,
89:8.7 A just man was one who paid all accounts to the s.
90:0.2 extraordinary man or woman would be heard by s..
90:2.3 performed by earlier, irregular, and unrecognized s.;
90:2.3 had to do with miracles performed by regular s.
90:2.4 mission of chance as revelatory of the will of the s.;
90:2.5 to be able to communicate with the s. of the dead.
90:2.11 various fees which were ostensibly offerings to the s.
90:3.1 the whims of the ghosts and the fancies of the s.,
90:3.1 the belief that ghosts, s., and gods were personally
90:3.4 s. caused disease by enticing the soul out of the body
90:3.5 long believed that the s. were still responsible for
90:3.9 is gradually obliterating man’s fear of ghosts, s.,
90:4.6 Rhythm was practiced in an effort to influence the s.;
90:4.7 by a wicked conspiracy between s. and animals.
90:4.8 The shamans believed that disease s. could be driven
90:5.1 ceremony possesses compelling power over the s..
91:0.3 When the concepts of ghosts and s. evolved,
91:0.3 primitive prayers antedated their belief in s. and
91:3.3 alter ego evolves up through ghosts, fetishes, and s.
92:1.1 efforts first to coerce and then to cajole the s..
94:4.7 semigods, heroes, demons, ghosts, evil s., sprites,
94:5.3 many subordinate gods and s. insidiously crept into
94:6.12 theology wherein swarmed devils, dragons, evil s.,
95:2.9 magic formulas, could evade the intervening evil s.
96:1.1 There were s. of the animal and vegetable worlds;
96:1.1 annual s., the lord of progeny; s. of fire, water, and
96:1.1 veritable pantheon of s. to be feared and worshiped.
96:1.1 never destroyed the belief in these subordinate s.
96:1.14 The monotheists keep their subordinate gods as s.,
96:4.6 that Yahweh was the “God of the s. of all flesh,”
96:7.6 Yahweh of these times “sends evil s. to dominate the
101:3.17 that man has a divine spirit or s. dwelling within him;
101:5.11 revealed religions are sponsored by the bestowal s.
101:6.4 the bestowal on such a mind of the s. of the Father
103:3.1 While the belief in s., dreams, and diverse other
103:3.1 In spite of their belief in s., primitive Australians
105:7.18 the forces of the Absolutes, the s. of the Deities,
106:7.4 Mortals, morontians, s., finaliters, and others,
107:4.6 stages, together with all other beings, entities, s.,
107:5.6 these s. of the sixth stage appear to transmute some
107:6.0 6. ADJUSTERS AS PURE SPIRITS
107:6.4 that Adjusters are s., pure s., presumably absolute s..
108:4.5 Monitors and other unrevealed prepersonal s. are
109:6.3 But often does the Father of s. grant personality to
110:7.4 attainment of the Universal Father, the Father of s.,
111:3.3 true spirit levels of fusion value with the s. of Deity,
113:3.1 and it is exceedingly difficult for nonpersonal s.
119:5.2 the respect and loyal admiration of his fellow s..
119:8.8 a seraphic fellow, an associate of ascending s.,
123:3.3 willing to accept the doctrine of good s. and evil s.
136:4.3 neither was Jesus tempted during this time by evil s.
138:4.3 with the origin, nature, and destiny of unclean s., but
140:6.6 on earth solely to comfort the minds, liberate the s.,
141:4.7 3. The possession of evil s..
141:4.8 something concerning the origin, of these evil s.,
141:4.8 evil spirits, in that day often also called unclean s..
141:4.8 between the possession of evil s. and insanity, but
141:4.8 alluding to the evil s.: “They shall no more molest
141:5.2 the identity of each of your indwelling Paradise s.;
142:5.3 “The Supreme Spirit shall bear witness with your s.
144:5.23 come, receive into your own bosom our faithful s..
145:2.13 were directly caused by the presence of unclean s..
146:2.11 of your inner relationship with the Father of s..”
146:7.1 impersonated the supposed s. of the dead would
146:7.1 —so-called unclean s.—possess the feeble-minded
146:7.2 the s. of departed human beings do not come back to
148:2.3 these sick ones concerning the “possession of evil s.”
149:3.3 Though divine s. may vary somewhat in the nature
149:5.5 of the eternal and immortal s. of Paradise ascension,
150:3.5 The s. of the dead do not come back to communicate
150:3.6 heal disease, ward off disaster, or influence evil s.;
150:3.10 8. The s. of good or evil cannot dwell within material
150:3.11 protection of good s. or to ward off supposed evil s..
151:5.6 to the twelve that he had spoken to their troubled s.
151:6.4 evil or unclean s. entered into him and dominated
151:6.6 believed that they carried with them the very evil s.
151:6.8 that these evil s. had entered into a herd of swine,
152:3.2 Have I so failed in revealing to you the Father of s.
155:5.15 Their s. were uplifted, their minds were inspired,
157:4.7 of the wisdom and love of the eternal Father of s..
159:2.4 believed that the supposed evil s. which the Master
161:2.6 And he is always sympathetic with our troubled s..
162:6.3 to this generation the revelation of the Father of s.
163:6.2 “It is not strange that these disobedient minor s.
163:6.2 as I return to my Father, we will send forth our s.
163:6.2 no more can these few lost s. enter the minds of
167:3.5 either physical disorders or possession of evil s..
167:7.2 neither are they the glorified s. of mortal men who
167:7.4 But these angelic s. do function to keep one part of
168:1.14 to the abode of departed s. ere the fourth day had
168:1.15 the departure of the s. of the dead served to make
180:6.2 spirit teacher to live in your souls and lead your s.
182:1.6 likewise be in us; that both of our s. indwell them.
182:1.8 and in the progressive communion of the divine s. of
194:2.12 And these seven s. of the advancing worlds are:
194:3.16 giving themselves to man—sending their s. to live
spirits, ministering
9:0.1 to create beings well adapted to serve as m. even
9:8.6 a vast array of m., messengers, teachers, helpers,
9:8.23 3. The Ministering S. of Time.
13:1.19 not “m. to those who shall be heirs of salvation.”
17:8.2 All orders of the m. spring from this association.
17:8.2 All these creators of m. are only indirectly assisted
24:0.1 the Messenger Hosts of Space, and the M. of Time,
25:0.1 links between the higher personalities and the m..
25:4.13 any of the m. above the status of cherubim are
25:8.2 is the highest honor ever conferred upon the m..
26:0.0 MINISTERING S. OF THE CENTRAL UNIVER.
26:0.1 Supernaphim are the m. of Paradise and the central
26:0.1 Such m. are to be encountered from the Isle of
26:1.0 1. THE MINISTERING SPIRITS
26:1.1 of Space, the m. enjoy seasons of rest and change;
26:1.2 The m. of the grand universe are classified as follows
26:1.11 The seven orders of m., as revealed, are grouped for
26:1.12 1. The Ministering S. of the Central Universe.
26:1.13 2. The MS. of the Superuniverses—the seconaphim,
26:1.14 3. The Ministering S. of the Local Universes
26:1.14 though often functionally grouped with the m..
27:0.2 assume command of the m. on duty in the newly
27:7.9 the supernaphim, the highest order of all the m.,
28:0.0 MINISTERING S. OF THE SUPERUNIVERSES
28:0.1 so are the seconaphim the m. of the superuniverses.
28:0.2 As presented in these narratives, the m. of the
28:0.6 neither tertiaphim nor omniaphim are m. of the
28:4.11 These m. of time are constantly furnishing this sort
30:2.82 C. The Ministering S..
30:4.10 the Sons of God and enjoy the presence of the m. of
35:9.5 Planetary Princes, the Material Sons, and the m..
37:0.2 succeeding narratives will portray the m. and the
37:3.5 training in all phases of the work of the various m..
37:5.8 the messenger hosts of space and always to the m. of
38:0.0 MINISTERING S. OF THE LOCAL UNIVERSE
38:0.1 Angels are the m. of time; authorities, the messenger
38:3.1 called seraphim, neither are they referred to as m..
38:5.2 Seraphim are not yet commissioned as m., although
38:5.3 Seraphim are initiated as m. by serving as observers
38:5.3 their training and are commissioned as m. of time.
38:7.5 The m. of time are all bilingual, speaking the
38:9.1 they are functionally reckoned with the m. of time
39:2.8 All groups of m. have their transport corps, angelic
39:8.6 This group of m. is discussed in connection with the
39:9.1 formerly setting them apart from the m. of the
39:9.3 the faithful m. of time, are always and forever your
46:5.21 The third circle is held by the m. of the higher orders
48:4.9 through the messenger hosts of space and the m. of
50:1.2 helpers and assistants and by large numbers of the m.
113:0.1 The planetary seraphim are indeed m. sent forth to
113:0.1 Having presented the narratives of the M. of Time
113:0.2 they are the m. who live so near you and do so
167:7.4 I taught you that many of these seraphim are m.,
Spirits—see Spirits, Master; see Circuits, Spirits of the;
Creative Spirits; Daughter Spirits; Inspired Trinity
Spirits; Mother Spirits; Reflective Spirits
5:3.6 children of these realms through the Universe S.,
8:2.2 Infinite Mind, the Spirit of S., the Conjoint Actor,
8:4.3 and inspiring pattern for each of his co-ordinate S.
8:4.5 the Infinite Spirit and his co-ordinate S. do downstep
9:8.15 I. The Supreme S..
9:8.23 3. The Ministering S. of Time.
16:0.11 these Seven S. of Paradise are as one, but in all other
16:1.2 By and in and through these Seven S.,
16:1.4 the Seven S. are associated with the divine activities
16:3.16 No one of the Seven S. is organically representative
16:4.1 It is literally true that these Seven S. are the
16:4.1 “the Seven S. of God sent forth to all the universe.
16:5.2 nature of some one of these Seven Paradise S..
17:4.3 serve forever by the sides of their ancestral S.,
17:8.0 8. FUNCTIONS OF THE SUPREME SPIRITS
17:8.1 The seven groups of Supreme S. constitute the
17:8.1 The domain of the Supreme S. extends from the
17:8.1 the activity of the Supreme S. is encountered
24:0.1 Hosts of Space, and the Ministering S. of Time,
26:1.12 1. The Ministering S. of the Central Universe.
26:1.13 2. The Ministering S. of the Superuniverses—
26:1.14 The Ministering S. of the Local Universes embrace
26:2.5 But when these same Seven S. create individually,
26:2.6 these subsidiary S. of Havona were not a part of
28:5.5 To the Universal Censors—the Discerners of S..
28:5.9 who, with their Discerners of S., are able to rule as
28:5.19 7. The Discerner of S..
28:5.20 The Discerners of S. carry on these intricate
30:1.3 A. The Supreme S..
30:1.56 A. The Supreme S..
30:1.61 5. Universe Mother S..
30:2.3 2. The Supreme S..
30:2.14 II. THE SUPREME S..
30:2.82 C. The Ministering S..
33:3.2 of Nebadon, is of the sixth group of Supreme S.,
34:2.3 a basic uniformity of character in all Universe S.,
34:2.3 But in all essential spiritual attributes these S. are
39:1.3 Being of assignment to the high Sons and S., these
39:5.4 2. The S. of Brotherhood.
39:5.7 4. The S. of Trust.
39:5.7 It is their mission to inculcate trust into the minds of
56:5.3 Creators—the local universe Creator Sons and S.,
113:0.1 the narratives of the Ministering S. of Time
194:2.19 The spirit of the Father, Sons, and S.—the new-name
Master Spirits or Seven Master Spirits—see Master Spirit
0:3.14 differential and divergent cosmic mind in the SM.;
0:8.4 3. The Seven M..
0:8.9 the person of one of the SM. to the attainment of
0:8.10 in the Creator Sons, Ancients of Days, and the M.,
0:8.11 but the Ancients of Days and the SM. are probably
3:1.8 functioning of the cosmic mind of the Paradise M..
5:1.1 will enable him to see even any one of the SM..
9:4.3 the seven superuniverses is derived from the SM.,
9:4.3 These M. distribute mind to the grand universe as
9:7.3 circuits focus in the SM. and converge in the Third
9:8.2 the Son, personalized in the existence of the SM. of
9:8.3 these seven creations is dependent on one of the M.
9:8.16 1. The Seven M. of Paradise.
11:4.2 The SM. have their personal seats of power and
11:4.2 but they maintain force-focal headquarters on the
13:0.1 the executive-headquarters worlds of the SM..
13:0.5 worlds of the Infinite Spirit are occupied by the SM.,
13:1.9 Here forgather the SM. and certain of their offspring
13:4.2 SM. are the supreme and ultimate representatives of
13:4.2 They maintain their personal stations on the
13:4.2 but all operations concerned with their personal
13:4.2 The SM. are, in reality, the mind-spirit balance wheel
13:4.3 From these seven special spheres the M. operate to
13:4.3 They also have to do with the differential spiritual
13:4.6 The executive abodes of the SM. are, in reality,
13:4.6 worlds is exclusively assigned to one of the M..
13:4.7 proceed to one of these busy worlds of the SM.,
15:0.1 The SM. radiate their influence out from the central
15:0.1 the seven spokes the radiations of the SM., the rim
15:2.9 directly and reflectively from Paradise by the SM..
15:9.4 1. The unifying intelligence circuit of one of the SM.
15:10.1 directed by one of the SM. of supreme supervision
15:10.20 and through them representatives of the SM. of
15:10.23 the Paradise clearinghouse maintained by the SM..
16:0.0 THE SEVEN MASTER SPIRITS
16:0.1 The SM. of Paradise are the primary personalities
16:0.1 been possible to produce a larger number of M.,
16:0.2 The SM. thus have their origin in, and derive their
16:0.10 of the Father and the Son in the creation of the M..
16:0.10 they were brought into existence by the personal acts
16:0.10 both the Father and Son participated in their origin.
16:0.11 these S. of Paradise are as one, but in all other aspects
16:0.11 by the other-than-spiritual diversity of these SM. of
16:0.12 The M. have many functions, but at the present time
16:1.1 made the personalization of the SM. inescapable.
16:1.1 come to look upon the appearance of the SM. as
16:1.2 While the SM. are hardly expressive of threefold
16:1.2 The M. singly and collectively represent any and
16:1.3 But when the SM. vacate their individual seats
16:1.3 To all practical intents and purposes the SM. do,
16:1.4 these SM. Are associated with the divine activities of
16:1.4 When associated, the M. represent the Deities in
16:2.1 Spirit revealed through the channels of the SM. and
16:2.1 do immediately commune with one of the SM.,
16:2.2 Infinite Spirit speaks only by the voices of the SM..
16:2.3 presence is exerted by and through one of the SM..
16:2.3 to the Third Person of Deity by way of the SM..
16:2.4 The SM. are collectively endowed with the supreme-
16:2.4 only collectively do they disclose the attributes of
16:2.4 No one of them can so function universally;
16:2.5 Conjoint Actor applies equally and fully to the SM.
16:3.0 3. IDENTITY AND DIVERSITY OF THE M.
16:3.1 The SM. are indescribable beings, but they are
16:3.1 They have names, but we elect to introduce them by
16:3.1 As primary associations of the Infinite Spirit, they
16:3.1 they are diverse in nature, and this diversity of nature
16:3.1 These SM. may be described as follows: Master
16:3.2 In all associations of the SM., it is always Master
16:3.4 In all the assemblies of the SM. he always speaks for
16:3.6 When the SM. are in council, it is Master Spirit
16:3.8 policies and procedures in the councils of the SM..
16:3.8 Father and the Son in the association of the SM.,
16:3.10 In the councils of the SM., when the Father-Spirit
16:3.12 adviser; and whenever, in the councils of the SM.,
16:3.15 presiding head of the Paradise council of the SM..
16:4.0 4. ATTRIBUTES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE M.
16:4.1 The SM. are the full representation of the Infinite
16:4.2 The M. are unique in that they function on all
16:4.2 to understand very much about the M. because
16:4.3 The SM. are the creators of the Power Directors
16:4.3 And these same M. very materially assist the Creator
16:4.4 between the cosmic-energy work of the M. and the
16:4.4 The manifestations under the jurisdiction of the M.
16:4.5 with certain of the unrevealed activities of the M..
16:4.6 It is in this realm that the M. make their contribution
16:4.7 The S. have personal representatives who function
16:4.7 these subordinate beings are not directly concerned
16:4.7 much, of the activity of the SM. remains hidden from
16:4.15 postulating the activity of the M. in association with
16:4.16 to comprehend the manifold workings of the SM.,
16:4.16 the range of activities with which they have nothing
16:5.1 the united counsel and wisdom of all SM. but
16:5.2 Through this personal influence of the SM. every
16:5.3 The SM. do not directly invade the material minds
16:6.1 The M. are the sevenfold source of the cosmic mind,
16:6.2 do not encounter the direct influence of the SM. in
16:6.2 Nevertheless these same M. dominate the basic
16:6.2 they are the sources of the intellectual potentials
17:0.2 1. The SM..
17:0.10 extends from the personal presence of the SM. on
17:0.11 The SM. are the co-ordinating directors of this
17:0.11 —the M. act in the persons of the Seven Supreme
17:0.11 In the central universe the M. may function
17:0.12 The SM. do not directly and personally contact
17:1.1 The executive headquarters of the M. occupy the
17:1.1 in accordance with the specifications of the SM. for
17:1.2 The M. maintain contact with the various divisions
17:1.2 journey to Paradise to sit in council with the SM..
17:1.4 of the plans of divinity promulgated by the SM..
17:2.1 liaison of the Paradise Trinity and one of the SM..
17:2.2 of the Creator Personalities, represented by the M.,
17:2.2 each of the SM. found perfect creative synchrony
17:2.3 the center of all things at the rendezvous of the SM..
17:3.3 Conjoint Actor, the Supreme Being, and the M.,
17:3.3 And herein is a great mystery: Neither the M. nor
17:5.1 representation of the Infinite Spirit and the SM. to
17:5.1 They are the servants of the M., whose collective
17:5.1 The M provide a distinct and diversified individuality
17:5.3 While the Circuit Spirits are coexistent with the SM.,
17:6.7 participated in by the SM. and experienced by the
17:8.1 or the SM. encircuited around the Paradise Trinity,
17:8.2 beings of this order are created by the M.;
17:8.3 The association of their directing heads, the SM.,
17:8.4 1. Collectively the M. near-equivalate to the divinity
17:8.5 2. Individually they exhaust the primary associable
17:8.6 they are the repositories of that spirit-mind-power
17:8.7 they synchronize the superuniverse governments of
17:8.8 M. contribute to the last level of God the Sevenfold,
17:8.9 is disclosed to the evolving universes in the SM.,
18:3.2 they do not differ from each other as do the SM..
18:3.2 The SM. are unlike in nature and attributes, but
18:3.3 The SM. on high determine the nature of their
21:3.18 will of Paradise Deity as it is personified in the SM..
22:1.12 service with the Supreme Executives of the SM.
22:7.10 The SM. have authority to sanction the trinitizing
22:8.5 become the associates and ambassadors of the SM.
23:1.6 they have been directed by the council of the SM.
23:1.7 be cited to appear before no one except the SM.,
23:2.15 of Havona and the executive worlds of the M..
24:4.1 joint offspring of the Infinite Spirit and the SM. of
24:7.8 The SM. and the associated Seven Supreme
25:1.2 The Servitals are the joint creative work of the SM.
25:1.3 the third moment following the assembly of the M.
25:1.3 the physical power directors more than the M..
25:1.5 Son, and the Spirit, and to the work of the SM..
25:2.2 there function the seven reflections of the SM..
25:2.2 group is perfectly reflective of just one of the SM..
25:2.2 And every time the M. associate themselves with
25:2.2 episodes, reflecting the sevenfold nature of the M.,
25:2.3 a long time under the influence of one of the M.
25:2.3 all seven are reflected on the superuniverse capitals,
25:2.4 pervaded by that one of the M. who presides over
25:8.2 as Paradise Companions by one of the SM..
26:1.12 in Havona, are respectively the offspring of the M.
26:2.5 these high angels, each of origin in one of the SM.
26:2.5 Collectively, the SM. create many different groups
26:2.6 the collective—hence uniform—creation of the SM..
26:2.6 undoubtedly appeared as a response of the M. to
26:2.7 the M. did not even begin the creation of secondary
26:3.1 These servants of the SM. are the angelic
28:4.4 reflective of the Conjoint Actor than of the SM..
28:4.5 2. The Voice of the SM..
28:4.5 the collective natures and reactions of the SM..
28:4.5 Collectively, they are only reflectively present;
28:4.5 M. welcome the services of these highly personal
28:4.5 who are so competent to represent them before the
28:4.9 deprived of the personal presence of the M. above
29:0.10 Supreme Directors were personalized by the SM.,
29:1.1 Their creation by the SM. is the first recorded
29:1.1 When the SM. create individually, they bring forth
29:1.1 they bring forth highly spiritual personalities on the
29:1.1 when they create collectively, they sometimes
29:1.2 Each of the M. is thus in eternal union with one of
29:1.3 of the force-focal headquarters of the M..
29:2.1 but collectively, and in association with the SM.,
29:2.11 are to general universe affairs, and what the SM. are
29:3.1 intrusted to the keeping and direction of the SM.,
29:4.2 commissioners of power dispatched by the SM.
29:4.3 the influence of any one of the SM. is limited to a
30:1.4 1. The SM..
30:2.15 1. The SM..
31:9.5 spend about equal time in the company of the SM.
32:4.9 spiritually speaking, by one of the SM. of central
34:1.1 Meanwhile the other M. draw near this central
34:2.3 the Infinite Spirit as embodied in one of the SM. of
34:2.3 determined by their origin through one of the SM..
34:2.6 Spirit of this superuniverse is the chief of the M.
34:4.5 presence in many ways analogous to that of the S.
36:6.7 It is more than possible that the M. are the channel
42:10.6 is ministered by each of the SM. to one of the seven
44:0.3 the Infinite Spirit in collaboration with the SM.
56:2.3 adequately unified in the supervision of the SM.,
56:3.4 While mind is more unified on the level of the M. in
56:5.3 the superuniverse Ancients of Days, and the SM.
56:7.2 more direct ministrations of the superuniverse M.;
56:7.7 of the Ancients of Days and the superuniverse M..
56:7.9 with or without the collaboration of the SM..
65:0.1 life-impartation ministry of the SM. in conjunction
95:6.2 Zoroaster had learned of the story of the SM. as
95:6.5 the Dalamatian and Edenic teachings about the S..
103:7.12 spirit divergence is in the encircuitment of the SM.
105:7.16 the Master Universe, and relatively by the SM.,
106:1.4 integrated in the liaison between the SM. and the
115:7.5 the SM. are apparently Trinity inevitabilities;
116:1.3 and the mind potential reposes in the SM..
116:1.3 the cosmic mind, the ministry of the SM.;
116:2.2 the M., whose collective acts are the source of his
116:2.7 3. The SM..
116:3.2 the Reflective Spirits of a superuniverse to the M. in
116:4.2 together with his primary personalities, the SM..
116:4.2 relationship is shared in measure by all of the M.
116:4.3 M. joined with the ancestral Trinity in the cocreation
116:4.3 the M. continue as source-centers for the ministry of
116:4.4 But the M. continue in supervision of the Reflective
116:4.5 The M. are not only the supporters and augmenters
116:4.5 they are in turn affected by the creative purposes of
116:4.5 Ordinarily, the collective creations of the M. are of
116:4.5 But when the M. collectively produced the Seven
116:4.6 And as it is with the M. of the superuniverses, so is
116:5.10 sense when the SM. unitedly engaged in their first
116:5.10 the circuits of the M. contrastively differentiated
116:6.5 are incomplete without the overcontrol of the M..
117:0.3 an advancing spirit contacts the ministry of the M.,
117:6.12 Personalities, ranging from the M. to Creator Sons.
117:6.15 passes through the divinity of one of the SM.;
119:8.4 personalized in the differing natures of the SM.,
spiritual—noun
0:5.12 a level intervening between the material and the s..
1:4.5 and the Universal Creator, the material and the s.,
6:0.3 source of all the meanings and values of the s.,
9:0.4 the Third is responsive to both the s. and the material
9:7.1 recognition of the mental, the material, and the s..
11:9.3 phases—the personal and the nonpersonal, the s.
12:6.3 occurs a liaison between the material and the s.,
25:1.4 In personality relationships the s. is dominant over
42:10.5 a synthesis of the material and the s. which is
42:11.1 to be the dual realms of the physical and the s.,
43:7.1 plane of existence between the material and the s.,
46:4.7 helpers functioning between the material and the s.
48:2.16 mortals progress from the physical to the s. as they
48:2.22 which gradually extends from the material to the s..
48:6.30 borderland transactions of the s. and the physical,
77:1.1 in a unique interassociation of the material and the s.
91:3.5 borders of the contact of the material with the s.,
101:2.10 bridge the gulf between the material and the s.,
101:3.3 a transient partnership of the material and the s. is
101:5.8 spirit and matter, between the material and the s..
102:0.3 in mortal experience from the material to the s.,
103:6.6 Therefore are the s. and the material, the inner and
103:6.12 the morontia gulf between the physical and the s..
111:2.8 exists in the realm between the material and the s..
117:3.6 consciously grows from the material toward the s. by
118:10.19 as men reach upward from the material to the s..
133:6.7 entity intervening between the material and the s.,
143:7.3 Worship—contemplation of the s.—must alternate
145:5.7 ministry of things physical to the exclusion of the s..
151:3.7 and natural as a means of introducing the s. and the
170:2.5 4. It taught the pre-eminence of the s. compared with
170:4.13 5. The transcendency of the s. over the material in
170:5.2 the idea of the natural as the shadow of the s.—
170:5.16 Philo’s doctrine of the temporal contrasted with the s
189:1.13 personality midway between the material and the s.
195:4.5 this gigantic struggle between the secular and the s.,
195:7.15 field between man, the material, and man, the s..
196:3.17 good and evil, truth and error, material and s.,
spiritual—adjective
0:5.1 worship and wisdom through the morontial and s. to
0:5.10 reality is neither material nor s.—it is morontial.
0:5.12 The warp of morontia is s.; its woof is physical.
1:3.7 is destined to become increasingly s. and ultimately
2:7.3 uniform and universal, but the story of things s.,
5:3.8 cosmic levels: the intellectual, the morontial, the s.,
6:2.1 The Eternal Son is just as s. as the Father, just as
6:6.4 The Eternal Son is wholly s.; man is very nearly
11:9.3 phases—the personal and the nonpersonal, the s.
14:2.9 Everything physical or s. is perfectly predictable,
16:4.6 The goal of personality existence is s., but morontia
17:1.3 the direction of things physical, intellectual, and s.;
30:4.27 threefold in nature: intellectual, s., and experiential
34:2.3 attributes these Spirits are identical, equally s.
35:10.3 in things material, intellectual, morontial, and s..
39:4.16 beyond the range of mortal vision; and one third s.
39:4.18 Here fraternize beings who are wholly s. and
42:11.1 to be the dual realms of the physical and the s.,
43:9.2 morontia creature; you were more material than s..
43:9.2 a true spirit; you will be more s. than material.
47:4.6 material, more intellectual, and slightly more s..
49:5.13 than the one-brained mortals but somewhat less s.,
52:7.3 The races are becoming highly s..
54:1.7 Even wisdom is safe only when it is s. in motivation.
56:7.4 levels of Deity before they become sufficiently s.
64:2.7 Many of the more intelligent and s. of the Foxhall
65:1.9 fourth stage of being wherein we shall be wholly s.,
75:4.8 unusual and extraordinary, whether natural or s.,
77:8.9 These are the more s. of the midway creatures,
79:6.10 the yellow race was due to four great factors: 3. S..
91:2.2 ego; it has been always psychic and sometimes s..
92:7.4 in true worship of the Father of all, for this is s.,
95:3.5 Egypt was intellectual and moral but not overly s..
100:5.4 do occur experiences which are also s. in origin.
101:2.16 as to your belief in, and experience with, things s..
103:6.3 personality experience, all creation appears to be s.
103:7.6 looking out, the universe appears to be wholly s..
110:6.3 the self—the whole self—material, intellectual, and s..
111:1.1 Though the work of Adjusters is s. in nature, they
111:2.7 this unique relationship is neither material nor s.
116:1.4 grand universe is not exclusively physical and s..
116:1.4 seven superuniverses it is primarily material and s.,
116:4.5 noted that the offspring of this creative act are s.,
131:8.2 He is truly s.; he stands alone and changes not.
145:5.1 with physical ministry to the neglect of the s..
145:5.7 ministry of things physical to the exclusion of the s..
147:0.2 that the “kingdom” which Jesus proclaimed was s.
155:3.7 learned that, when religion is wholly s. in motive,
156:5.2 of this combined creature of mind and spirit is s.
156:5.16 which are material and to God those which are s..
158:6.3 Your ideal was not s..
160:5.3 object of religious devotion may be material or s.,
170:5.18 fellowship in the kingdom; one is s., the other mainly
176:3.2 that your connection with the kingdom is s. and
177:2.5 everything intellectual, social, moral, and even s.
178:1.3 requirements, one being material and the other s.,
189:2.9 true evidences of the resurrection of Michael are s.
195:7.14 Machines are never emotional, ethical, moral, or s..
195:7.15 field between man, the material, and man, the s..
195:10.11 true church—the Jesus brotherhood—is invisible, s.,
196:3.27 Morality is not necessarily s.; it may be purely human
spiritual abode
11:0.1 Paradise is a material sphere as well as a s. abode.
spiritual achievement(s)
35:3.22 stands low in the scale of universes as regards s.
35:10.5 wonderful records of service, administration, and s..
45:4.15 13. Elijah, a translated soul of brilliant s. during the
46:7.8 destiny of progressive intellectual growth and even s.
48:2.23 examiners, and as soon as you register adequate s.,
50:5.10 ages of intellectual expansion, social culture, and s..
55:5.6 and has overshadowed both with an exquisite s..
67:7.6 sin does not prevent the highest s. by any individual
109:5.5 no hereditary handicap ever prevents eventual s..
110:7.1 depends on yet other greater and more sublime s.,
113:1.5 undoubted potential of s; men and women who enjoy
121:4.1 bring an abundant harvest of moral character and s..
136:6.10 in mortal existence—intellectual mastery and s.—
spiritual activity or activities
3:1.9 But neither the s. of the Eternal Son and his Sons
9:1.4 the Eternal Son dominates the spheres of s.;
12:8.1 universe is always the arena wherein take place all s.;
14:3.6 the material functions and the s. of these enormous
49:5.14 the other for the s.-counterparting activities of the
55:4.19 society—social, cultural, philosophic, cosmic, and s..
65:7.8 they all be recognized as phenomena apart from s..
99:6.4 Formal religion restrains men in their personal s.
133:6.5 man cannot exist apart from moral thinking and s..
spiritual actuality
0:4.7 The Eternal Son is an absolute s.; mortal man is very
spiritual adjudication
15:12.2 Ancients of Days are the review tribunals for the s.
21:5.9 A Master Son may at will vary the order of the s.
spiritual Adjuster
103:7.1 only by personal mortal experience with the s.
spiritual adjustments
81:6.40 Only moral and s. can be made on the spur of the
110:2.1 to effect such mind changes and to make such s.
spiritual administration
7:2.4 exclusively s. and superpersonal, is not discernible by
7:7.5 these activities of the far-flung s. of the Eternal Son,
10:8.8 the material universes and their s. continue to expand
12:6.2 God is absolute in the s. of the cosmos in the person
15:13.2 which are not immediately concerned with the s.
109:2.6 or other extrahuman service associated with the s. of
146:7.2 only in exceptional cases and as a part of the s. of the
spiritual Administrator
0:2.13 Son—Co-ordinate Creator, Spirit Controller, and S..
6:1.2 the Eternal Son is first a cocreator and then a s..
9:1.3 the Father as an original creator and the Son as a s.
spiritual adulthood
193:2.2 that you grow up, by grace, to the full stature of s..
spiritual advancement
4:1.1 labor for the honor of God and the s. of his children.
6:5.7 while these two forever work as one for your s..
19:5.9 universal scheme of moral enlightenment and s..
20:8.2 but they are not wholly occupied with the s. and
52:2.3 determines their rate of s. and the extent of
94:2.3 hope of finding that deliverance and s. in death
129:4.5 and familiar human periods of intellectual and s.,
spiritual advantage
156:5.5 you must come to that place of s. where you have
spiritual advisers
72:3.6 These s. and examiners are now under the direction
spiritual affairs
14:4.20 the details of the intricate intellectual and s. of the
32:3.4 adjustment and regulation of the s. of the far-flung
35:6.3 function of the senior associate is the oversight of s.,
77:9.10 compensate that gap between the material and s. of
spiritual affection
25:1.6 an affection which, while s., you could only
156:5.5 in the expulsive energy of a new and sincere s..
spiritual age
20:9.1 world indicates that the time is ripe to initiate a s.,
20:9.1 sonship because Urantia has never experienced a s.
20:9.2 Sons are wholly concerned with the initiation of a s.,
37:2.9 postbestowal or dawning s. of an inhabited world.
170:4.6 5. The kingdom in its fullness, the future s. of light
spiritual agencies
77:1.2 modify the workings of the interassociation of s.
94:6.1 century, through an unusual co-ordination of s.,
spiritual agitation
100:4.2 can be no growth without psychic conflict and s..
spiritual aims
32:3.6 and thus isolate themselves from the progressive s.
spiritual allegiance
52:7.4 As the era of Teacher Sons progresses, the s. of the
109:5.4 compromise while he yields s. to but one master;
178:1.7 In every possible way—in everything short of your s.
spiritual ambassadors
20:8.1 Upon certification they become s. representing the
142:7.17 You are s. of a spiritual kingdom, special
spiritual analogies
151:2.5 all such attempts to make a natural parable yield s.
spiritual anchorage
196:0.5 Nothing was able to tear him away from the s. of
spiritual anguish
187:5.8 the overwhelming emotional agony and acute s. of
spiritual answer
168:4.4 making of a prayer and the reception of the full s.
spiritual appeal(s)
149:3.3 of their experience, they react uniformly to all s..
149:3.3 Jews had closed the doors of their hearts to the s.
152:6.4 recognize truth and respond to the s. of the gospel
195:0.3 It was not a simple s., such as Jesus had presented
spiritual application
151:2.5 we should not attempt to make a s. of all the minor
spiritual appointments
46:4.9 sublime grandeur and exquisite perfection of the s.
spiritual appreciation
44:1.12 Appreciation of music on Urantia is physical and s.;
spiritual approach
102:4.4 Deity is more than spirit, but the s. is the only one
194:3.18 Mankind can be unified only by the s., and the Spirit
spiritual appropriation
0:12.13 to assist man in the s. of all truth contributory to
spiritual aristocracy
19:6.7 3. The incoming s. of successive outer universes.
spiritual ascent
32:3.8 is indeed no limit to the possible heights of their s.
38:3.1 in no way related to man’s progressive career of s.
39:1.11 rather at the very bottom of the long ladder of s. to
116:4.11 can therefore experience the greatest degree of s. in
117:6.26 the Father, you will find the great cause of your s.
spiritual ascension
40:5.4 personal survival and determines the destiny of s..
168:4.11 transcended, or postponed to another stage of s..
195:7.16 values and connotes eternal progression in s. and
spiritual aspects
7:0.1 Son is ever concerned with the execution of the s. of
9:6.5 The s. of creature mind unfailingly respond to the
14:5.6 to all features of the physical, intellectual, and s.
22:7.13 Havoners result in the trinitization of certain high s.
45:6.3 to compensate the social, and s. of their deficiency
165:0.2 the final period of the development of the higher s. of
spiritual aspiration(s)
34:7.4 which would have been more consonant with s..
100:6.4 moral determination and s. to attain the highest goals
spiritual assault
155:1.3 to enter the kingdom, why do you not take it by s.
spiritual assets
195:6.1 Only unthinking men become panicky about the s. of
spiritual associates
9:8.13 Even you will be able to see your s. of the lower
spiritual association
7:6.7 kinship which unites in bonds of near-absolute s..
43:8.11 all phases of personal endowment through group s.
195:10.8 the brotherhood of man in the s. of the kingdom
spiritual assurance
146:3.4 S. is the equivalent of your personal religious
spiritual attainment—see attainment
spiritual attainments
49:5.16 concerning the s. of any world or group of worlds
170:3.11 age of improved human relations and advancing s.
spiritual attitude
13:4.3 Master Spirits have to do with the differential s. and
16:3.15 and Spirit or to depict the s. of the Supreme Being,
155:6.12 kingdom can best be realized by acquiring the s.
196:0.9 This s. wholly dominated his thinking and feeling,
196:0.10 To Jesus prayer was a sincere expression of s.,
spiritual attraction
7:1.5 those local systems of s. that function in the lesser
spiritual attributes
6:4.10 it is only necessary to study the s. of God the Father
9:4.1 nature of the Third Source that is distinct from his s.
34:2.3 But in all essential s. these Spirits are identical,
spiritual authority
181:2.17 Henceforth I shall exercise only s. over you
spiritual awakening
20:7.3 the universal educators, being dedicated to the s.
64:6.26 days of Orvonon, when they experienced a great s..
79:4.8 The s. of the sixth century before Christ did not
79:7.4 descendants contributed much to a subsequent s..
spiritual awareness
100:5.3 the supreme ideals—the psychic, emotional, and s. of
103:7.6 faith out of s., but through the mediation of a
spiritual ban
50:6.5 all the worlds of Satania have rested under the s. of
spiritual bank
195:6.1 The s. of the kingdom will be paying out faith, hope,
spiritual barrenness
166:1.11 Jesus sought to expose the s. of the first two
195:3.9 became institutionalized nearly to the point of s..
spiritual basis
14:6.12 It is the s. and material basis for absolute confidence
spiritual batteries
144:4.8 As prayer may be likened to recharging the s. of the
spiritual battle
195:6.10 a mistake when they try to call modern man to s.
spiritual beautification
44:0.1 are engaged in morontia embellishment and in s..
spiritual beauty
6:2.7 realization of the exclusively s. of universal values.
11:0.2 But the depths of the s. and the wonders of this
20:10.3 universes as living truth, divine goodness, and true s.
spiritual being
20:3.3 he arrives on a planet as a s., invisible to material
112:2.9 The possession of personality identifies man as a s.
142:7.17 spiritual kingdom, and that my Father is also a s.?
spiritual beings—see beings
spiritual beliefs
92:1.3 Religion arises as a biologic reaction of mind to s.
spiritual believer
170:5.18 only between Jesus and his s. believer brothers.
spiritual benefactors
100:2.1 fellows of that which has been received from one’s s.
spiritual benefits
149:1.5 with the fact that such healing was desired for its s.
spiritual bestowal
176:1.2 When his people rejected his s. and refused to
194:3.19 selfishness has been swallowed up in this new s. of
spiritual birthright
52:2.12 their moral heritage and forever destroyed their s..
spiritual births
103:2.1 Many s. are accompanied by anguish of spirit and
103:2.1 Other s. are a natural and normal growth of the
spiritual bi-unification
113:7.8 the two beings have achieved s. on Seraphington
spiritual blindness
70:2.12 1. The strong drift toward materialism, s. blindness.
101:6.11 3. Salvation from s., the human realization of the
133:5.4 with pride and statistical egotism, not to mention s..
171:4.7 and as the result of religious prejudice and s..
spiritual bond
160:2.4 Personal affection is the s. which holds together
spiritual bondage
195:10.2 to form creeds or create theological systems of s.
spiritual bravery
36:5.8 and the intellectual root of moral stamina and s..
spiritual brilliance
1:3.3 The glory and the s. of the divine personality
spiritual brotherhood
52:6.2 shown the way to the immediate attainment of s.,
71:5.3 by co-operation, understanding fraternity, and s..
99:3.2 it is an exclusively s. of God-knowing individuals.
118:8.10 man achieves the beginnings of s. when he elects to
121:7.2 accept the Master’s teachings about the s. of man.
133:0.3 you should make no such distinctions in the s. of
134:6.13 the s. of man will forever insure good will among
139:4.13 to represent the church as a “s. devoted to the social
152:3.2 This kingdom of heaven which we proclaim is a s.,
152:3.2 the all-wise and the all-powerful Ruler over this s.
153:2.4 to reveal my Father and to establish on earth the s.
154:0.2 only concerned with the establishment of the s. of
158:6.3 would be greatest in the kingdom of my Father’s s.
163:4.4 3. Proclaim a s. of the sons of God, not an outward
163:7.4 grasp the truth that the kingdom of heaven is the s.
169:4.1 the Master thought best to designate the s. of man
169:4.6 necessary for him to denominate his proposed s.
170:5.6 successor of the earlier concept of the purely s. of
170:5.11 the will of God, thus becoming members of the s. of
170:5.15 effectively displaced Jesus’ concept and ideal of a s..
170:5.20 lack of s. is both inexcusable and reprehensible.
178:1.2 The kingdom, being a s. of the spirit-born sons of
195:10.11 to handicap the progress of the invisible and s.
spiritual brothers
170:5.18 only between Jesus and his s. believer brothers.
spiritual candidacy
36:5.11 Worship is the badge of s.-ascension candidacy.
spiritual capacity or capacities
5:2.1 It is determined by the s. of receptivity and by the
48:7.3 of specialized skill does not signify possession of s..
77:2.4 not only physical and intellectual qualities but also s..
108:1.2 estimate of probable intellectual endowment and s.
108:1.5 What is the potential of soul, the probable s. of
110:6.4 Lack of s. makes it very difficult to transmit to
144:4.4 The soul’s s. for receptivity determines the quantity
156:5.17 The measure of the s. of the evolving soul is your
spiritual captives
140:3.2 I send you forth to proclaim liberty to the s., joy to
140:9.2 Liberate s., comfort the oppressed, and minister to
spiritual career
48:4.20 your long morontia, and then increasingly s..
84:6.6 men and women need each other in their s. as well
108:6.7 material and present existence in the light of the s.
spiritual cause(s)
114:7.5 to some special social, economic, political, s.,
164:3.6 common tendency to assign s. to commonplace
spiritual center
6:1.2 The Eternal Son is the s. and divine administrator of
spiritual certainty
102:6.7 The convincing evidence of this s. consists in the
196:3.5 s., in the truth of genuine religious experience.
spiritual cessation
130:4.8 indwelling spirit pilot supervenes in s. of existence.
spiritual character
6:3.2 Mercy is the essence of the Son’s s. character.
9:4.1 the physical attributes and the s. of the Third Person
28:5.19 who so unerringly reflect the actual moral and s. of
91:7.3 emotional influences than a manifestation of s..
117:5.13 Cosmically moral and divinely s. represents the
133:4.6 as you build the material structures of men, grow a s.
139:12.8 Judas did not make progress in the acquirement of s.
160:3.2 habits eventually formulate themselves into a s.,
spiritual characteristics
6:2.6 In the Son all s. are apparently greatly enhanced by
spiritual charms
141:3.4 the Master’s presence, there were also all those s.
spiritual cheer
138:2.1 to hear words of religious comfort and s. good cheer.
spiritual child
91:8.8 but only a s. would undertake to persuade God.
spiritual children
142:7.17 Do you not understand that I am teaching you as s.
spiritual choice(s)
16:8.9 2. S. choice, truth discernment.
36:3.8 with will, with the power of moral decision and s.,
52:5.6 as they attain the age of moral responsibility, of s..
111:6.2 he possesses a unique liberty—freedom of s. and
130:2.9 wholehearted moral decisions and unqualified s. are
spiritual choosing
67:3.7 the tremendous influence of mind as a factor in s..
spiritual circuit(s)—see circuit, circuits
spiritual civilization
63:6.8 Planetary Prince, was there such a high s. on earth.
114:7.9 groups of forward-looking personalities that s.
spiritual classification
49:5.31 The s of all mortals during their prefusion experience
spiritual cohesion
6:4.3 The s. of all creation rests on the everywhere active
spiritual cohesiveness
7:1.6 There is a s. among the spiritual and spiritized
spiritual comfort
140:3.7 even so speak to my children these words of s.:
spiritual communication
91:7.3 emotional experience as a divine revelation or a s..
spiritual communion
1:7.2 Man attains union by progressive reciprocal s.,
28:6.8 mutual appreciation, fraternal fellowship, s.,
46:8.2 accompanied by their restoration to the s. of the
100:5.8 mysticism has sometimes been a means of genuine s..
101:1.3 All such inner and s. is termed spiritual insight.
101:1.4 a profoundly deep and actual experience of s. with
103:4.0 4. SPIRITUAL COMMUNION
103:4.3 The sense of guilt comes either from interrupted s. or
109:4.1 a high type of s. communion with their fellows until
134:9.2 near-by hills and engaged in many seasons of s. with
144:2.2 The ideal prayer is a form of s. that leads to worship.
155:5.12 become believers in the truths of this higher s..”
160:1.12 The relaxation of worship, or s. as practiced by
160:3.1 The secret of all this problem is wrapped up in s.,
167:6.6 with the intellectual approach to s. with God.
178:1.13 from the lack of the living waters of combined s.
196:2.2 human reverence up through years of personal s.
spiritual comprehension
24:6.2 to be so limited in the range of your vision and s..
26:5.2 second, the s. of the Father-Son partnership;
26:7.5 Still more difficult is even the minimum s. of the
26:8.2 first, in the adequate s. of the Son; second,
152:5.3 Are you all slow of s. and deficient in living faith?
spiritual concept(s)
22:4.1 They have acquired a s. of the eternal purpose of the
93:6.1 of temporal rule in favor of the s. of the kingdom of
97:7.9 most sublime of the s. of God ever to greet the ears
99:4.4 prevails, for such is the true s. of supreme reality.
101:9.9 moral consciousness and the s. of enduring reality.
102:3.10 segments of science with the s.-insight concept of
102:4.4 content of materialism which contaminates the s. of
103:7.15 the scientific material viewpoint with the religious s..
110:5.4 horrible distortion of the representations of the s.
122:5.10 Joseph leaned more toward the s. of the expected
137:8.18 prepared in their hearts to reject such a purely s. of
154:1.3 and those more idealistic and s. taught by Jesus,
170:5.10 teachings of the kingdom so fully displaced the s. of
170:5.19 at hand”—meaning a return to the high s. of Jesus,
172:3.4 with the Messiah by those who held more to the s.
176:1.2 The Master realized that the rejection of the s. of
spiritual concern
136:9.2 hearts of men, and that it was purely a matter of s..
spiritual conclusions
189:2.6 a group of facts must necessarily lead to truthful s.
spiritual concomitants
91:6.7 The psychic and s. of the prayer of faith are
spiritual confederation
15:9.15 becoming at once eligible for admission into the s.
spiritual connection
100:2.1 depends on the maintenance of a living s. with true
180:2.1 If you will maintain this living s. with me, you will
spiritual connotation
40:9.7 any one event may have a s. to one mortal but not
spiritual conquest
129:3.9 Adjuster made great progress in the s. of this same
163:6.2 are thus to go forward in an endless career of s..”
spiritual consciousness
6:6.2 Without mind in some phase there would be no s.
98:2.2 Orient and the Levant experienced a revival of s.
101:9.3 yield intellectual loyalty to the highest dictates of s..
101:9.5 The enlightened s. of civilized man is not concerned
103:7.13 Faith is the act of recognizing the validity of s.—
145:0.3 earth mission from the times of Ruth’s earliest s.
194:2.7 the experience of the living and growing s. of the
spiritual consequences
67:7.7 Sin is wholly personal as to moral guilt or s.,
spiritual consideration
152:5.3 you dominated by material motives instead of s..
spiritual contact
100:5.9 rather than in the direction of the zone of s.,
spiritual content
7:3.7 It is the motivating thought, the s., that validates the
103:9.1 Religious experience is the s. content of religion.
103:9.12 religious experience that is proportional to the s.,
spiritual contribution
195:6.9 surveyed Jesus giving his life as a s. to man’s inner
spiritual control
6:4.1 the Son will be found wholly adequate for the s.
spiritual converts
153:1.2 with the more important task of winning lasting s.
spiritual co-ordinator
108:2.3 where the Spirit of Truth is functioning as a s. of
spiritual corps
190:1.7 The apostles, the s. of the kingdom, are this day
spiritual correlation(s)
103:7.2 morontia liaison to the high universe status of s..
180:5.9 cannot be helpfully considered apart from their s..
spiritual counterpart(s)
13:1.22 a s. and potentially immortal counterpart of character
20:9.2 They make real the s. of material knowledge and
108:6.5 unfailingly duplicate every mental creation with a s.;
110:2.3 devoted to the work of building up s. of your careers
111:7.3 aid the Adjuster in the task of showing you the s. of
spiritual course
26:5.4 This course of achievement is intellectual, s., and
spiritual craving
91:8.5 Prayer is sometimes the pathetic expression of s.
spiritual creation
6:4.5 In his personal and detectable contact with s., he
8:4.1 But in and through all this material and s. there is
15:7.4 are provided with every phase of material and s..
spiritual creature(s)
9:6.1 with all these physical, morontial, and s. creatures of
21:0.4 seven times he passed through the experience of s.
43:9.2 morontia creature; you were more material than s..
spiritual culture
25:1.5 the worlds devoted to the final training and s. of
50:4.8 5. S. culture.
64:6.6 there occurred a great decline in intellectual and s..
68:6.5 arts and true scientific progress, together with s.,
78:2.4 Adam left a great intellectual and s. behind him,
79:6.13 for the mountain barriers and the later decline in s.,
123:5.8 Jesus received his moral training and s. chiefly in his
spiritual currents
91:8.9 progressing by the utilization of the ascending s.
spiritual dangers
89:3.2 These notions of the s. of material possession were
spiritual darkness
3:1.10 planets (or even systems) have plunged far into s.,
27:7.6 upward to Paradise glory from the depths of the s.
35:4.5 extinguished during that period of increasing s..
35:5.6 On those worlds segregated in s., those spheres
53:9.8 But for ages the seven prison worlds of s. in Satania
66:7.20 wiped out by the horrible confusion and abject s.
75:1.3 a world groping about in abject s. and cursed with
102:0.2 by some wandering soul who has become lost in s.,
130:2.4 channel of spiritual light to the mortal who sits in s.
191:1.2 the struggle with s. and the evil doubtings of the
191:4.3 to the enlightenment of their fellows who sit in s..
spiritual dawn
52:2.4 This dispensation witnesses a s., the different races
spiritual death
102:2.7 of religious concepts is the equivalent of s..
112:3.2 1. S. (soul) death. If and when mortal man has finally
spiritual debt
89:4.6 throughout an entire lifetime to get him out of s..
spiritual decadence
97:2.1 teachers endeavored to stem reactionary tide of s.
99:6.1 religious turmoil does not, in and of itself, betoken s.
121:1.1 Jesus didn’t come to this world during an age of s.
195:4.4 intellectual deterioration, s., moral hibernation,
spiritual deception
196:3.29 a philosophic distortion, a psychic illusion, a s..
spiritual decisions
110:1.4 your significant temporal choices and vital s. and,
spiritual decline
195:4.1 the intellectual and s. of the so-called “dark ages.”
spiritual deliverer
64:6.7 Onamonalonton appeared as their leader and s..
126:3.6 that his mission was that of a s. or moral teacher
141:3.8 By showing mercy, Jesus meant to portray s. from
spiritual depression
95:5.2 During this time of increasing s. in Mesopotamia,
spiritual deprivation
67:7.7 No person is ever made to suffer vital s. because of
spiritual depth
163:7.4 And this present phase was one of s. in contrast with
spiritual design
21:2.8 In the last analysis, s. is controlled by the Trinity
spiritual destiny or destinies
156:5.7 S. is dependent on faith, love, and devotion to truth—
156:5.9 Your s. is conditioned only by your spiritual longings
158:0.1 Master ascended the mountain alone to settle the s.
spiritual development(s)
14:4.19 who have not yet achieved that s. which will enable
18:3.1 they have progressed in s. to that point where they
20:7.3 administration as with moral enlightenment and s..
22:7.4 have attained certain levels of Paradise culture and s.
37:6.6 progression of eternity does not consist solely in s..
39:8.6 when survivors attain the requisite intellectual and s.
47:3.7 you will resume your intellectual training and s. at
51:4.3 alternate in capacity for intellectual growth and s.,
52:1.4 dispensations of revealed religion and higher s..
52:5.1 When a certain standard of intellectual and s. is
55:5.1 the s. which characterize these advanced epochs of
55:6.5 We observe that the upper limits of s. associated
64:6.35 evolving world attain comparatively high levels of s..
67:0.1 modify the course of social evolution and of s..
74:6.5 of individuals believed to be extraordinary in s..
81:6.25 And modern civilization is at a standstill in s. and
100:2.1 S. depends, first, on the maintenance of a living
100:2.2 The evidence of true s. consists in the exhibition of
100:2.4 S. is determined by capacity therefor and is directly
102:8.4 the otherwise unobservable progress of internal s..
110:2.1 the intellectual and s. of their human subjects, but
110:6.5 your intellectual decisions, moral choosings, and s.
110:6.14 improvement in all phases of s. subsequent to the
110:6.19 Purely s. may have little to do with planetary material
113:1.4 their status in making the circles of progress and s..
129:4.2 This experience of s. was a gradual growth from
132:2.10 the realms of moral progress on the lower levels of s.
143:2.3 of man’s moral nature and the indicator of his s..
181:2.21 with the intellectual status and s. of the hearer.
spiritual devotion(s)
46:7.7 affection for their masters, join in the outward s.
90:5.3 reading, and other individual and group s..
94:9.2 to all of Asia is one of the thrilling stories of the s.
spiritual difference
5:1.1 The magnitude of the s. between the highest
spiritual differential
2:5.6 There likewise exists a great gulf of s. differential
40:5.17 The intellectual and s. between three brain types
spiritual difficulties
38:2.1 Angels are fully cognizant of your struggles and s..
194:2.1 in his day, was an effective solvent for man’s s.
194:2.1 effective solvent for man’s ever-new and varied s..
spiritual directionization
106:0.1 his cosmic insight, and his s. are all enhanced by a
spiritual directors
18:3.1 and communicate with the high s. of these advanced
spiritual discernment
71:7.12 7. Cosmic insight—s. discernment.
180:5.5 Without a s. of the golden rule of wisdom you might
spiritual discouragement
122:5.1 Joseph was subject to periods of mild s..
spiritual discovery
111:0.1 really known only through cosmic insight and s..
spiritual discrimination
130:2.8 It is the possession of such powers of s. and truth
spiritual disease
147:3.3 is even greater that you should be cleansed of all s.
spiritual disloyalty
178:1.16 assailed them only by the denunciation of their s.
spiritual dispensation
170:5.21 through this material age and over into a more s.
spiritual disquiet
98:2.2 that true religion is the cure for soul hunger, s., and
spiritual diversity
16:0.11 space—have been conditioned by the other-than-s. of
spiritual divinity
106:1.4 by spiritual progression, finds the personal and s.
spiritual domain(s)
7:1.1 omniscience, is equally true of the Son in the s..
9:4.6 the meanings of mind to fruit in the material and s..
16:6.8 3. Worship—the s. of the reality of religious
38:7.6 borderland work of the physical, morontial, and s..
51:7.4 The Planetary Prince and his staff still foster the s. of
56:0.1 The physical, intellectual, and s. of creation are
103:5.10 Man, in his s. domain, does have a free will.
spiritual dominance
42:12.13 encountered all ranges of material, mindal, and s..
133:7.10 values and would be without a guiding sense of s.
spiritual dominion
108:4.2 assisting in the establishment of the s. of Michael
185:3.3 sufficient to show all men that my kingdom is a s.,
spiritual doom
153:2.3 who dares to warn them of the day of their s.?
spiritual doubts
32:3.6 they grow weary in progression, entertain s.,
196:0.5 that it absolutely swept away any s. and destroyed
spiritual downfall
179:4.2 is the intellectual pride that precedes the s.!
spiritual drive
127:6.12 technique of utilizing the energy of the s. to turn
spiritual duties
87:5.1 man as constantly failing in the discharge of his s..
spiritual dynamics
118:8.11 stability of mechanical statics to the divinity of s.,
spiritual economy
14:4.11 sonship carries on the material, intellectual, and s. of
77:1.2 evolving planet produce marked changes in the s.
109:2.7 some cosmic achievement essential to the s. of the
spiritual ecstasy
91:7.3 Genuine s. is usually associated with great outward
158:5.4 three apostles who had so recently enjoyed the s. of
160:1.5 of intelligent art, even that of celestial joy and s..
194:0.3 but at just this moment of s. and personal triumph,
spiritual education
30:4.26 of Havona your s. begins in reality and in earnest;
spiritual effort(s)
6:2.4 aiding creatures of imperfection in their s. to attain
34:6.5 S. effort results in relative spiritual exhaustion.
spiritual elevation
7:4.2 This project for the s. of the ascendant souls of space
136:2.3 preliminary phenomena of s. which terminate in
spiritual embrace
40:5.10 souls of this type achieve eternal life through the s.
spiritual emergence
195:1.1 and political emergence; Jesus, at moral and s..
spiritual emotions
27:7.6 ever-increasing overflow of the s. of the growing
27:7.6 fully appreciate the tremendous reactions of the s.
113:5.2 they do have s., and they do experience feelings and
spiritual endowment(s)
1:3.3 creatures of materialistic handicaps and limited s..
5:1.5 forget not that their s. is uniform and unique.
14:5.8 inactivity of intellectual co-ordination with the s..
20:1.13 The Creator Sons seem to possess a s. centering in
34:5.7 denotes symmetry of s. and ministry and qualifies
35:3.21 In the Melchizedek College of S. all orders—even
48:7.25 nothing to the intellectual possession or to the s.,
111:1.2 the s. of the human personality together with the
112:2.7 and all of these powers are associated with the s. of
140:5.8 fasting in order to improve one’s appetite for s..
146:3.6 And this Spirit of Truth, speaking for the s. of your
151:3.1 of your parable in accordance with his own s..
152:1.4 the attributes of creative energy combined with s.
156:5.2 foundations for growth of a noble character of s.,”
156:5.10 These moral and s. make all levels of human living
194:1.1 likewise conscious of having received some new s. of
194:3.11 Pentecost, with its s., was designed forever to loose
spiritual energization
7:3.1 able to profit by the intake of this ministry of s..
spiritual energy or energies
0:5.5 The Son is the absolute personality, the secret of s.,
0:6.10 PATTERN can be projected as material, s., mindal,
0:6.12 are patterns resultant from energy (physical, s.,
1:2.9 of their manifestations of physical, mindal, and s..
3:2.5 the three energies, material, mindal, and s., are
12:3.1 All forms of force-energy—material, mindal, or s.—
12:6.3 and co-ordination of combined physical and s.
12:6.4 the interrelation of physical, intellectual, and s.,
12:8.14 Paradise the three energies, physical, mindal, and s.,
16:4.5 contrived so to combine and associate material and s.
16:8.2 make up the ensemble of material, mental, and s.
24:1.1 Power Directors—but with the circuits of relative s.
25:6.1 peculiar ability simultaneously to manipulate s.
26:1.17 light are sustained directly by the intake of the s. of
27:1.2 the recharging of beings with physical or with s..
29:1.2 results in a unique association of physical and s.,
30:1.113 Any mind entity that is not associated with s. or
34:1.3 embrace of the Gods and following the flash of s.,
36:6.6 segregated system of energy—material, mindal, or s..
39:4.16 one third morontial, fabricated of the liaison of s.
42:2.1 levels of force and energy—physical, mindal, or s..
42:12.9 a manifestation of energy, physical, mindal, or s..
42:12.13 Physical, s., and mindal energies, as such and in
44:5.1 with every kind of energy: physical, mindal, and s..
44:5.4 3. S.-energy manipulators.
44:5.4 The manipulators of s. are an intriguing group.
44:5.4 S. acts in accordance with established laws, just as
44:5.4 many improved techniques for the intake of s.
44:5.5 throughout the universes as physical, mindal, and s..
44:5.8 is associated with the technique of s.-energy intake.
48:1.5 are able to effect a union of material and of s.,
48:2.1 which represent a working combination of s. and
48:2.13 the unique beings who co-ordinate physical and s.
48:2.19 is sensitive to, and functional with, physical, s.,
99:4.5 contact with, and release of, s. in the mortal life.
112:5.16 of universe energy—morontial, mindal, and s.—which
130:2.4 the material life partner with s. and divine truth in
156:5.10 but moral power and s. are mighty forces which may
160:3.2 practices designed to conserve and augment their s..
194:4.4 with a new experience; they are filled with a new s.
spiritual enlightenment
20:6.4 these Sons are exclusively devoted to the s. of the
52:4.8 of a great religious awakening, a world-wide s..
142:3.22 —in the greater s. of Isaiah’s day—these ten negative
178:1.13 citizenship as these have been enhanced by the s.
195:6.12 Moral convictions based on s. and rooted in human
195:9.2 and enthralling epochs of moral quickening, and s..
spiritual ennoblement
132:4.4 as an opportunity for imparting some thought of s.
spiritual entities
112:2.8 and in the cosmic realities of certain associated s.
117:7.14 reacted to by created energies, co-ordinated in all s.,
spiritual equality
52:7.5 approaches the ideals of social brotherhood and s..
spiritual equivalent
48:4.1 There is a morontial and a s. of mirth and laughter.
spiritual estate
39:6.1 to creature transition from the material to the s..
48:1.6 ascend from the material to the s. of creature life.
spiritual ethics
27:3.1 But s. far transcends the mortal and even morontia
spiritual evaluation
195:7.16 facts of life, and it never ceases in its s. of art.
196:3.9 3. S. evaluation of life—worship.
spiritual evidences
189:2.9 true evidences of the resurrection of Michael are s.
spiritual evolution
49:6.1 and all alike go thence to the morontia worlds of s.
65:6.10 Intellectual, social, moral, and s. are dependent on
65:8.4 does not mean that s. is dependent on education,
96:6.2 the people who would serve as a vital link in the s.
132:3.8 S. is an experience of the increasing and voluntary
spiritual exaltation
32:3.6 so, pending the time of their s., when perfection of
196:0.6 this s. was a wholly unconscious soul expression of
spiritual exercise
91:7.2 The soul of man requires s. as well as spiritual
spiritual exertion
26:7.1 the still-more-taxing and far-more-arduous s. that
143:7.7 Worship is ideal soul rest, a form of restful s..
spiritual exhaustion
34:6.5 Spiritual effort results in relative s. exhaustion.
spiritual exigencies
35:4.2 serve in all exigencies—physical, intellectual, or s.—
114:7.9 except in rare social emergencies and s. wherein
spiritual existence(s)
31:10.14 we of the higher levels of s. now come down to
33:1.1 all three phases of intelligent creature existence: s.,
43:7.1 plane of existence between the material and the s.,
118:10.14 the laws of the material world, the purposes of s.,
132:3.6 a succession of personality manifestations of s.
194:3.3 Jesus provides the joy and peace of another and s.
spiritual expansion
101:5.4 evolutionary religion is destined to receive the s. of
spiritual experience—see experience, spiritual
spiritual experiences
1:6.6 God-knowing man describes his s., not to convince
spiritual expression(s)
9:0.2 The Son is infinite in s. and interpretation;
23:3.8 all of the limitless avenues of s., divine service,
27:7.7 becomes engulfed in a dominating tide of s. and
56:2.1 The s. of the Eternal Son are correlated with the
56:10.20 As this love-comprehension of Deity finds s. in the
spiritual extinction
54:5.14 the full course of its own moral bankruptcy and s..
spiritual eyes
167:7.4 if you had your s. anointed, you would then see
176:4.5 But if every eye is to behold him, and if only s. are
spiritual fact
160:5.5 infinite values resident in the s. of the eternal God.
spiritual factors
79:6.10 the yellow race was due to four great factors: 3. S..
spiritual faith
91:6.6 of philosophic wisdom, intellectual sincerity, and s..
92:5.8 ebbs and flows of the tide of religious truth and s.,
92:7.3 to borrow the best in their neighbors’ living s.
101:3.4 Genuine s. (true moral consciousness) is revealed in
104:2.3 Through s. man gains insight into the love of God
104:2.3 this s. has no influence on the ordained laws of the
110:6.17 But choosing to do the will of God joins s. to
146:3.4 realities plus your s. and minus your honest doubts
154:1.3 better grounded in s. and true religious experience.
155:5.10 actual realization of the victory of s. over doubt
176:4.3 visits) he would be discerned only by the eye of s..
181:2.20 to seek eternal realities with the eye of s. and not
195:7.1 Facts never quarrel with real s.; theories may.
196:0.1 intellectual; it was wholly personal and purely s..
196:0.5 personal, living, original, spontaneous, and purely s..
196:0.6 In a religious genius, strong s. so many times leads
196:0.7 The all-consuming and indomitable s. of Jesus
spiritual family
15:9.18 as holding membership in the recognized s. of the
spiritual fasting
140:5.8 But it is most dangerous to knowingly engage in s.
140:5.8 Prolonged fasting, either physical or s., tends to
spiritual Father
2:0.1 and looks up to the Paradise Creator as a true s..
105:1.6 God, as your s., is comprehensible to you and to all
131:10.8 this great and glorious Being is my s.; I am his child.
132:4.7 the inspiring satisfaction of knowing God as your s.,
132:7.4 by that I mean that he early lost sight of his s.,
194:3.11 fail fully to grasp the truth that God is also the s.
spiritual features
122:0.2 his study of human groups and his survey of the s.
spiritual fellowship
141:7.5 And he emphasized that this intimate s. was to be
157:4.5 spiritual reality will I build the living temple of s.
170:3.9 He was wholly concerned with that inward and s.
170:4.11 3. S. fellowship with God the Father.
170:5.12 experience of individual believers, this purely s. with
182:1.8 In the s. of the believer-son with the divine Father
spiritual files
26:3.5 the literal files of Havona, for the s. of their order,
spiritual finding
111:5.6 This choosing of the Father’s will is the s. of the
spiritual fires
55:2.5 removed from their material associations by the s.
spiritual fixation
100:1.2 are too busy to grow and are in grave danger of s..
spiritual flames
55:2.5 to witness the ascension of their loved ones in s.,
spiritual flash
34:1.1 This is a tremendous s., a phenomenon discernible
spiritual flavor
2:7.6 Divine truth is best known by its s. flavor.
spiritual food
133:4.2 In your living and loving ministry serve s. food in
153:2.7 the meat which perishes but rather seek for the s.
159:5.1 hearers to feed their souls upon the best of the s.,
spiritual force(s)
5:1.12 If you yield to the leadings of the s. in you and
9:2.3 There are many untrammeled lines of s. and sources
12:6.5 associations of forces, physical, mindal, or s.,
14:2.6 perfect balance between cosmic realities and all s..
15:0.3 technique of intelligent control for physical and s.,
20:4.1 the Avonal Son with the local and the universal s.
33:1.3 Creator Sons are personality centers for the s. of the
34:4.5 This bestowed Comforter is the s. which ever
34:6.4 S. unerringly seek and attain their own original levels
34:6.9 There truly exists within you a conspiracy of s.,
42:2.1 levels of force and energy—physical, mindal, or s..
53:4.1 the universal forces—physical, intellectual, and s.—
77:8.10 and ministering to, the s. resident on the planet.
86:7.6 bestowal of a bona fide s. of supernatural origin,
91:2.6 concerns its reception and recognition by the s. of
91:6.1 in liaison with the will and actions of the personal s.
100:2.1 a living spiritual connection with true s. and, second,
103:5.8 these higher urges of his soul emanate from the s.
110:6.17 a wise co-ordination of material and s. augments
111:2.10 craves to know God, working in liaison with the s. of
112:2.5 4. That the indwelling s. is potentially directive.
130:2.8 but such a power of mind is not a s., neither is it
157:7.4 engaging in sincere communion with the s. of the
160:3.1 act as a stimulus to call forth man’s slumbering s..
166:3.8 Jesus’ teaching as to the necessity for using s. for the
166:4.7 prearranged or produced by the s. of the realm.
spiritual forecasts
195:7.5 Such things are the s. of the indwelling Adjuster,
spiritual forms
114:6.7 These angels do contend for s., but they are not
spiritual foundations
72:12.5 pouring out of the Spirit of Truth provides the s. for
174:0.2 Establish yourself on the s. of the eternal rocks.”
spiritual free wills(s)
1:1.2 refuses coerce or compel the submission of the s.
134:5.2 the s. of the individual mortal and the collective
spiritual freedom
122:5.4 life and a more liberal concept of personal s..
145:2.9 the Father, after man discerns this s., wills that his
149:2.10 He boldly proclaimed man’s s. and dared to teach
155:6.5 the price of the loss of your s. and religious liberty.
162:7.0 7. THE DISCOURSE ON SPIRITUAL FREEDOM
spiritual fruit(s)
100:2.1 the continuous bearing of s.: yielding the ministry to
102:2.1 we all know its social, intellectual, moral, and s..
102:7.4 experience only social fruits are forthcoming, not s.
160:2.10 marriages utterly fail to produce these moral and s.
176:3.3 the progressive s. bearing of the sons of God in the
176:3.7 gains will be disclosed to all who behold your s.
spiritual fulcrum
110:6.17 personality action and thus supplies a divine and s.
spiritual function
6:4.5 the spirit of the Son is co-ordinate with the s. of the
9:5.2 properly prepared for them by the s. of the Infinite
36:5.16 diverse and highly s. of the spirit of the personal
spiritual gains
176:3.7 that new beauty and actual s. will be disclosed to
spiritual gifts
166:4.11 When it comes to the bestowal of s., the Father is
166:4.11 in the bestowal of s. he is limited by man’s faith and
spiritual glory or glories
11:1.3 before the central shining of the s. of the Father.
13:0.4 With s. they illuminate all Paradise and Havona,
43:1.1 crowned with morontia life and overspread with s.,
43:6.1 the universe headquarters is more reflective of s.,
136:9.9 refused to grasp temporal power as the prelude to s..
141:4.8 when the kingdom will come in great power and s.
163:6.3 the spirit has revealed these s. to these children of
175:1.5 to show forth the s. of a God-knowing race, but
spiritual goal(s)
16:4.6 The goal of personality existence is s., but morontia
20:10.2 helping creatures of time attain the high s. of eternity
87:7.7 which are both temporal and eternal—social and s..
100:2.6 The goal of human self-realization should be s., not
111:1.8 they strive to achieve the s. of thought adjustment
132:1.3 its sense of moral values and has repudiated its s. of
133:5.8 reveals a s. of progressive personality achievement
195:7.22 world of material things in an effort to achieve a s..
spiritual goodness
147:8.0 8. THE FEAST OF SPIRITUAL GOODNESS
192:2.1 Love is the ancestor of all s., the essence of the true
spiritual government
6:1.2 The Eternal Son is the divine administrator of the s.
6:2.5 the Son reveals in his personal management of the s.
15:0.3 the marvelous organization provided for their s.
15:10.1 of the superuniverses are the seats of the high s. of
139:11.9 Our business is to be ambassadors of a s. on high,
spiritual grace
193:4.2 he also failed to increase in love and grow in s..
spiritual graduates
26:6.1 Ascenders of space are designated “s.” when
26:7.1 The s. are here designated “candidates for the
spiritual grandeur
43:8.1 hardly equal the s. of the spheres of Salvington,
44:6.6 You have nothing on earth to which this type of s.
spiritual grasp
7:1.1 ever-present and unerring s. of all true spirit values.
spiritual gravity—see gravity
spiritual greatness
158:6.3 S. consists in an understanding love that is Godlike
spiritual ground
64:6.12 the end came, this people lost much cultural and s..
spiritual group
23:1.8 a dependable, self-reliant, versatile, thoroughly s.,
38:9.3 1. Primary Midwayers, the more s., are a somewhat
spiritual growth
5:3.7 The s. of the soul takes place wholly independently
83:6.7 a refinement of moral character, and a s. which are
91:8.10 Genuine prayer adds to s., modifies attitudes,
91:9.4 craving of soul to the transforming embrace of s..
95:5.15 era of moral development and s. in the Nile valley
98:1.6 and this imbalance between intellectual and s. was as
100:0.2 S. is mutually stimulated by intimate association with
100:1.3 necessarily mean intellectual progress, much less s..
100:1.6 this constitutive endowment of the potential of s. is
100:1.8 and acting are contributory to the economy of s..
100:2.0 2. SPIRITUAL GROWTH
100:2.2 S. is first an awakening to needs, next a discernment
100:3.7 always unconscious, be it physical, intellectual, or s..
100:4.3 S. yields lasting joy, peace which passes all
102:2.7 religious experience means incessant activity in s.,
103:5.11 S. is greatest where all external pressures are at a
129:4.2 The human religious experience—the personal s.—
178:1.15 each generation in accordance with the laws of s.,
195:2.5 individual experience in s. of those who embraced
spiritual guidance
99:6.2 religious education; to provide wise counsel and s.;
133:3.9 And I will pray for your s. while you make plans for
140:8.29 idealistic inheritance suitable for the s. and moral
155:3.3 instead of serving as signposts of s. and progress,
157:4.8 in the hills to seek wisdom, strength, and s. until the
159:4.5 that the Scriptures are intended for s. and religious
195:10.5 sweep him on under s. toward the divine goal of
spiritual handicap
89:3.2 Property was regarded as a s. handicap.
spiritual happenings
18:6.3 intellectual and quasi-s. to the Perfections of Days
spiritual harmony
1:6.5 Some degree of moral affinity and s. is essential to
7:2.2 the Original Son is discernible in the exquisite s. of
15:9.15 When there develops such a s. in a local universe
spiritual harvest
180:2.1 and experience the supreme joy of yielding this s..
spiritual head
170:5.9 the person of Jesus as the Redeemer-Creator and s.
spiritual headquarters
15:7.11 Uversa is the administrative and s. for one trillion
39:5.15 received at noon at the meridian of the designated s.,
64:6.15 They traveled far from the influences of the s. of the
spiritual heights
27:4.2 philosophy, to the s. heights of spontaneous worship.
31:3.7 ascent from the lowest material worlds to the s. of
148:6.3 ascended to those s. where he could sincerely say,
196:2.2 sublime s. of the positive realization of his divine
spiritual help
76:2.8 he now went to Eve, his mother, and asked for s.
149:2.6 time passed, more and more he was sought for s..
spiritual helpers
113:0.1 These attending seraphim have functioned as the s.
spiritual heritage
80:7.8 occurred a great decline in the s. of the Andites.
195:9.1 Do not overlook the value of your s., the river of
spiritual heroes
155:6.7 to become living prophets of the Most High and s. of
spiritual hiding
5:1.10 The Father is not in s., but so many of his creatures
spiritual homage
178:1.3 usurp the prerogatives of God and demand that s.
spiritual hope
196:0.7 Personal faith, s., and moral devotion were always
spiritual hopelessness
94:2.4 souls of many Hindu peoples in the chains of s..
spiritual horizon
37:6.6 is broadened equally with the expansion of the s..
spiritual hosts
53:9.2 of Caligastia’s chiefs as “s. hosts of wickedness
spiritual ideal(s)
1:5.2 of the Universal Creator is embraced within the s.
32:5.2 The eternal purpose of the eternal God is a high s..
34:5.2 leading races of men towards higher ideas and s..
87:7.3 many modern believers in moral standards and s.
92:7.5 highest meanings and supreme values—divine and s..
94:2.6 they emerged, not with a lofty and s. of the Father,
132:2.5 to love and serve one’s fellows, exalts the s.,
133:7.12 of noble aspirations, and by the compromise of s.;
140:10.3 rather to create a high s. and inspirational ideal
146:1.2 adoration of a s. during the short space of a single
148:4.9 who in any manner falls short of the divine and s. of
155:6.4 on toward higher and holier achievements in s.
158:6.3 Your ideal was not s..
163:2.10 Man may not share his supreme loyalty to a s. with
170:5.9 The kingdom of Jesus’ teaching, the s. of individual
170:5.19 Jesus blended man’s highest moral ideas and s.
187:2.9 memory of a human life dedicated to the high s. of
spiritual idealism
0:2.1 Man’s consciousness of moral duty and s. represent
81:6.27 s. is the energy which really uplifts and advances
spiritual ideation
21:1.1 When the fullness of absolute s. in the Eternal Son
spiritual identity
130:4.2 the physical status, intellectual embrace, or s.
spiritual illumination
13:0.5 sending forth the s. of the Third Person of Deity to
91:5.7 But the minds of greater s. should be patient with,
102:2.4 but the religious soul of s. knows, and knows now.
124:6.15 flood tides of s. swept through the mortal mind of
142:2.4 profit have you from successive generations of s. if
spiritual imagination
88:2.6 have become fetishistic prisons incarcerating the s. of
179:5.4 neither did he desire to limit the believer’s s. by
spiritual impetus
195:3.8 The s. of nominally accepting Hellenized Christianity
spiritual implications
154:1.3 kingdom in its larger scope and in its far-flung s..
170:5.17 Paul and his contemporaries applied all of Jesus’ s.
spiritual import
108:2.8 the making of a supreme decision of unusual s..
109:5.1 Adjusters are often able to contribute factors of s. to
spiritual impoverishment
19:6.2 Havona natives, do much to compensate for the s.
spiritual impulses
140:8.20 with religious feelings and actuated only by s..
spiritual incarnation
181:1.1 In this way the Son of Man will become a s. in the
spiritual incentive
195:10.17 religion may contribute its s. to the enlargement of
spiritual inclinations
154:6.1 to interfere with their better judgment and real s..
spiritual individuality
110:6.13 and the capacity for the attainment of s..
spiritual individuals
55:1.2 this Lanonandek Son is visible to the more s. of the
spiritual indolence
176:3.7 But such a plea concerning s. will not justify the
spiritual infallibility
195:10.14 bitterness, nor assertions of moral superiority and s..
spiritual inferior
150:1.3 no more was man to look upon woman as his s..
spiritual influence(s)
5:2.4 transforming power of those other s. that surround
7:5.3 The Eternal Son ministers as a s. or as a person,
8:5.4 There are many s., and they are all as one.
9:1.1 As the Infinite Spirit, he is an omnipresent s..
9:2.4 Urantians benefit by the s. and activities of the local
17:5.4 and recognize the impersonal presence of, their s..
20:7.5 they utilize the combined s. of a Creator Son and
34:1.2 ordained circuits of spirit power and s. destined to
34:6.1 additional s. may be received by mature personalities
52:5.8 Under the s. of these ages, human character
85:0.1 aside from moral associations and apart from all s..
85:2.6 mankind became responsive to the stimulus of s..
108:4.0 4. RELATION TO OTHER S. INFLUENCES
109:4.4 have in no small measure co-operated with other s.
111:2.6 absolute spirituality together with all associated s.
117:5.9 While such s. as the Holy Spirit and the Spirit of
152:1.5 is absent as a material being, he is present as a s. in
194:2.10 new spiritual power as an augmentation of all s.
195:6.16 existence is directly proportional to the degree of s.
spiritual inheritance
165:3.8 to persuade you to enter joyfully into your s.?
spiritual insight—see insight, spiritual
spiritual insights
16:6.9 These scientific, moral, and s. are innate in the
spiritual inspiration
120:2.7 you are to live such a life for the s. of every human
140:10.3 that their Master was engaged in living a life of s.
spiritual instruction
30:4.27 threefold in nature: intellectual, s., and experiential.
spiritual insufficiencies
130:4.14 originally inherent intellectual disharmonies and s.
spiritual integrity
111:6.9 nature and jeopardize his s., pride is the greatest.
spiritual intellects
14:6.20 serves as the pattern for all material creature and s.
spiritual intelligence
14:6.33 find the mind patterns for all their groups of s. and
40:5.11 that mortal man should climb to higher levels of s.
108:5.1 to receive the admonitions of the s. of the realms
spiritual interpretation
101:2.11 consistent with a higher and more s. of the universe.
147:4.3 in that you all so often fail to put a genuinely s.
147:4.9 we attain the level of spirit insight and s. which
spiritual intuition
101:3.2 Faith-insight, or s., is the endowment of cosmic mind
spiritual invincibility
196:0.5 presence free from fear and fully conscious of s..
spiritual isolation
20:8.4 and after the s. of your planet has been terminated.
33:7.6 spiritual status subsequent to s. must be concurred in
50:6.2 worlds which have sustained the misfortune of s..
73:0.3 retarded by rebellion and resting under the ban of s..
114:7.14 Urantia mortals should not allow the s. of their
spiritual jeopardy
7:4.5 that which misguided creature will has placed in s..
99:4.8 Man’s greatest s. consists in partial progress,
120:1.5 of the Ancients of Days which will prevent all s. spiritual joy
56:10.20 of divinity: social progress, moral satisfaction, s.,
141:7.5 he held out for his children was: in this world—s. and
155:3.1 is not meat and drink but the realization of the s.
179:5.2 of selfishness into the s. of the brotherhood of the
190:5.4 sons of God, should find liberty in the s. of the
194:0.1 became conscious of a new and profound sense of s.,
196:3.18 You cannot put s. under a microscope;
spiritual judgment
15:13.2 Ancients of Days except that they do not sit in s.
spiritual kingdom
71:3.12 purely religious leaders, being ambassadors of a s.,
93:9.2 the loss of his associate in the building of the s.,
122:10.1 they had declared that his kingdom was to be s.,
125:5.7 to function as light of life in the establishment of a s.?
134:4.2 Since God is spirit, this kingdom is s..
135:7.1 when he leaned more toward the doctrine of a s.
135:9.5 Or would he come to establish a s.?
136:4.12 world—to believe in him and to accept his new s..
136:9.2 thought out the advisability of inaugurating the s.
138:7.1 that I have called you as ambassadors of a s.?
140:8.1 He saw that, while some features of the idea of a s.
142:7.17 before you discern that this kingdom is a s.,
142:7.17 You are spiritual ambassadors of a s., special
145:3.14 but the s. was not advanced in the hearts of men by
145:5.1 his mission of establishing the s. in the hearts of men
147:0.2 that the “kingdom” which Jesus proclaimed was s.
152:5.4 of material wonders will not win souls for the s.?
156:5.15 your technique of leading hungry souls into the s.?
157:6.5 Father, who is the center and circumference of this s.
157:6.6 to lead his followers into the s. as a teacher, then as
170:5.13 or church, would follow the progress of the true s.,
170:5.13 who thirsts for God, is admitted by faith to the s.;
170:5.21 church is only the larval stage of the thwarted s.,
178:1.3 nothing incompatible between sonship in the s. and
178:1.3 in the work of furthering the mission of the s..
178:1.4 The love call of the s. should prove to be the
178:1.6 employ temporal power in the furtherance of the s.;
179:3.8 slow to learn that the secret of greatness in the s. is
181:2.10 citizenship on earth to sonship in the Father’s s..
181:2.20 the spirit of the new teacher, to lead you in the s..
185:3.6 nor was he able to understand the nature of his s.,
spiritual kinship
7:6.7 whose function is inherent in the quality of s.
167:7.2 The angelic hosts have only a s. with the human
spiritual knowledge
19:5.9 persuaded that there is a vast body of essential s.,
spiritual laughter
48:4.20 the joyous expressions, even s., of the ascending
spiritual law
10:6.1 The administration of s inheres in the Second Source
195:7.21 within the scope defined by both material and s.,
spiritual laziness
103:5.7 Real religion does not foster moral indolence or s.
spiritual leader(s)
63:6.8 this master mind and s. of the pre-Planetary Prince
72:9.3 Scientists, inventors, teachers, philosophers, and s.
75:3.7 Cano was the sincere s. of those neighboring Nodites
84:6.4 always been the moral standard-bearer and the s. of
93:9.4 Abraham was the s. of all the surrounding tribes,
96:4.9 Horeb through the teachings of their successive s.
97:0.1 The s. of the Hebrews did what no others before
97:0.1 they deanthropomorphized their God concept
97:0.2 to generation in response to the teaching of the s..
97:7.1 from the international preachments of the s..
97:7.5 was no anthropomorphic, man-made God that this s.
97:10.1 destiny, they would become the s. of all peoples,
97:10.3 the priesthood forever silenced the voices of the s.
109:4.3 many of the great intellectual and s. of Urantia have
122:2.8 the idea that John was to grow up to become a s.
127:2.6 by foreign oppressors, are always difficult for s. to
127:5.1 manhood, and considering his reputation as a s.,
175:2.1 The fact that the s. and the religious teachers of
181:2.17 that which you have earned in your capacity as s.,
spiritual leadership
99:5.11 in presenting Christ as the supreme ideal of s., they
spiritual leading(s)
5:1.5 may all equally choose to accept the uniform s. of
5:2.4 you progress in harmonizing with the Adjuster’s s.,
92:7.4 man’s variable intellectual response to his identical s.
132:7.9 enlightened and reflective human imagination of s.
spiritual lens
169:4.13 Jesus is the s. in human likeness which makes visible
spiritual lessons
85:2.2 Paul was not the first to draw profound s. from,
spiritual level(s)
0:5.12 level intervening between the material and the s..
4:3.5 is grieved when his children fail to attain the s.
5:1.9 It is a question of the attainment of actual s.;
5:1.9 these s. are attainable by any being who has been
5:5.2 the s. of the consciousness of universe fellowship
5:5.4 Morality does not biologically lead to the higher s. of
26:1.10 while evolutionary seraphim can achieve the s. of the
38:2.3 The seraphim are so created as to function on s.
47:3.3 as transformed from the material levels to the s.
48:1.1 between the material and s. of creature existence.
48:1.4 the Salvington spheres, you increasingly attain s..
56:6.2 seven superuniverses, but he functioned only on s.
56:10.9 to the threshold of the s. of human comprehension.
56:10.14 isolated and evil gravity resisting on mental and s..
75:7.5 then, regardless of the s. of creature existence,
77:8.8 are an essential factor in such liaisons of the s. and
91:8.11 it contacts with mighty objective realities on the s. of
100:2.3 personality: the intellectual, the morontial, and the s.;
102:3.2 between the material and the s. of the universe—
103:6.14 when philosophy inclines particularly toward the s.
103:7.10 On the s. of maximum status,the need for finite proof
105:2.5 phase of the I AM is partially experiencible on s.
108:0.1 immortal souls of men up to the s. of perfection.
109:5.1 adjusted to the key of the contactual tones of the s.
111:6.2 subservient to nature, while on s. he is triumphant
112:1.12 that dimensional levels and s. are not co-ordinated in
112:6.3 On the s., outward form and inner nature begin to
112:6.10 When an ascender has attained the s. of existence,
112:7.6 When the self attains the s., it has become a secure
113:3.5 On the s., seraphim make personal many impersonal
115:3.14 with the volitional purposes and motives of the s..
116:5.12 pertains not only to the intellectual and the s. but
117:3.3 the material level of self-consciousness to the s. of
117:3.6 new techniques for reaching down from the s. to the
132:1.4 common standard of moral values and s. test levels
132:2.7 recognition of the positive truth-values of the s.,
133:7.10 of physical sensations, could never attain s.;
147:4.9 6. The s. level. And then last, but greatest of all,
158:0.2 But they could not attain those s. which would
168:4.12 awaiting your achievement of those future s. of
180:5.2 Truth exists only on high s. of the realization of
spiritual lever
108:5.8 the Adjuster may subsequently apply a s. of uplifting
spiritual liability
28:6.5 the moral debt of the children of mercy—their s.—
spiritual liberalism
195:1.1 Jesus taught s. leading to religious liberty.
spiritual liberty
35:3.21 who go forth as evangels of destiny, proclaiming s.
121:7.5 as messengers of the new gospel of s. and religious
121:7.6 gospel of personality sanctity and s. formulated by
132:2.4 of sacrificing his moral freedom and losing his s..
138:3.6 to proclaim joy to the socially downtrodden and s.
141:5.1 I have come into the world to proclaim s. to the
152:5.6 the new gospel of the kingdom—divine sonship, s.,
153:2.6 I have come to proclaim s., teach eternal truth,
170:2.1 with the following endowments of the new life of s.:
179:5.4 free upon the joyous wings of a new and living s..
195:1.1 they presaged man’s social, political, and s..
195:7.23 world intervening between material existence and s..
spiritual life
2:5.10 of his Son Michael as he lived on earth the ideal s..
14:4.4 3. S..
34:6.5 S. life, like physical energy, is consumed.
36:6.1 Life is both mechanistic and vitalistic—material and s.
49:2.22 variations in no way affect the intellectual or the s..
49:2.26 distinctions do not concern the intellectual or the s..
94:2.7 impotent it which has left the s. of India helpless
100:1.8 sharing one’s s. with one’s fellows, avoidance of
132:5.1 of the social life, and the advancement of the s..
140:8.9 with the principles of man’s inner and personal s..
140:8.17 teaching you how to perfect your inner s. so as to
163:3.2 trust in riches shall hardly enter into the s. that
163:3.3 it is of no consequence in the s. of those who would
170:4.2 1. The personal and inward experience of the s. of
170:4.14 just such a strange and unexpected event in the s.
spiritual light
44:1.4 2. S.—the control and intensification of the light of
130:2.4 the living channel of s. to the mortal who sits in
148:4.6 by those who fell from s. into gross darkness.
178:1.4 will never know of your s. of truth unless you
spiritual living
2:7.10 as man ascends the scale of s., these supreme
34:7.3 animal levels of existence to the higher planes of s.,
77:5.8 truth and in the spread of higher standards of s.,
89:10.4 superb levels of moral nobility, cosmic insight, and s.
92:7.10 the personality in this cosmic path of idealistic s.,
100:7.12 mortal devotion to the high standards of s. living.
127:6.12 Jesus is learning how to adjust his ideals of s. to
132:3.2 philosophy; truth, in the religious experience of s..
156:5.14 S. living mightily increases true self-respect.
170:2.16 experience of realizing the higher qualities of s.;
170:4.5 a new social order in connection with improved s.—
spiritual loneliness
101:10.7 Religion cures man’s sense of idealistic isolation or s.
spiritual longings
121:5.1 afforded little satisfaction for the individual s. of
156:5.9 Your spiritual destiny is conditioned by your s.
195:0.2 Their s. longings remained unsatisfied.
195:10.8 means and methods designed to satisfy the s. of the
spiritual love
112:2.10 this gulf is greater between material mind and s..
103:9.10 Through truth man attains beauty and by s. ascends
spiritual lowlands
39:8.7 cannot possibly start from the very bottom, the s.
spiritual loyalty
15:9.17 2. S. Loyalty.
134:5.3 God overrides all intervening and intermediate s..
163:2.10 The s. of the kingdom are incompatible with servility
spiritual luminosity
1:3.3 The s. of the Father’s personal presence is a “light
7:5.6 the central Paradise lodgment of s. was undimmed,
13:0.3 are highly reflective of the s. of the central shining
26:7.5 the geographic presence of the s. of the Trinity,
spiritual man
195:7.15 field between man, the material, and man, the s..
spiritual mandates
2:3.2 operation of his wise natural laws and righteous s.!
spiritual manhood
167:6.1 enter therein to grow up to the full stature of s..”
spiritual manifestation(s)
3:2.11 The power of God is only limited in its universe s. by
9:4.1 never functions independently of physical or s..
42:2.20 hardly be told very much about a reality whose s.
104:4.16 The entirety of s. has its beginning and end in this
spiritual matter(s)
18:6.3 report semiparadisiacal and s. to the Ancients of
114:4.3 of the government, excepting in certain purely s.,
172:3.6 kingdom was not of this world, it was a purely s.;
181:2.18 in all matters temporal and s., do your utmost to
spiritual maturity
14:5.8 attained emotional, intellectual, and social, if not s..
spiritual meaning(s)
1:2.2 God is not a psychological focalization of s.,
2:0.3 values and to present s. to the finite mind of man.
19:3.7 the divine attitude on near-paradisiacal levels of s.
101:1.4 but rather in the discovery of new and s. meanings
101:8.2 living experience concerned with s., divine ideals,
112:5.22 your past life and its memories, having neither s. nor
179:5.4 crystallizing his teaching and binding down his s.
196:3.10 recognition of moral values and discernment of s.,
196:3.16 not possibly appraise moral values and recognize s..
spiritual meditation
100:5.10 The more healthful attitude of s. is to be found in
195:6.7 is that man thinks he is too busy to find time for s.
spiritual membership
99:5.4 —the social association of the s. of the kingdom
spiritual men
129:3.8 loved all manner of men, animalistic and s., religious
195:9.4 Religion does need new leaders, s. and women
spiritual menace
195:4.2 new s. arose in the creation of a galaxy of “saints”
spiritual mentality
22:4.3 the highest type of evolved s. as juror-judges.
spiritual message
108:5.1 then to undertake to redictate or translate these s. to
136:9.11 Neither will he seek to win acceptance of a s. by a
spiritual methods
87:6.1 spirits necessitated the employment of “higher s.” in
spiritual mind
6:8.5 reality of his infinitely s will become more discernible
12:8.5 As any personality in the universe becomes more s.—
12:8.7 Conjoint Actor, who becomes the partner of the s.
22:4.3 without Name and Number are the superior s. of
spiritual ministration(s)
8:5.4 And as this united s. is experienced, it becomes to
130:4.9 level aside from the higher and quasi-s. of intellect.
spiritual ministry or ministries
8:5.6 to refer to the liaison of all s. as the spirit of God,
9:1.8 and love which are so exquisitely revealed in his s..
9:2.3 The Third Person in his s. may function as mind plus
21:2.11 headquarters, extending her fostering care and s.
34:0.3 function in the work of physical creation and s.
34:5.3 indicates mind evolution crossing the threshold of s..
34:6.2 Neither is s. ministry plural in human experience.
46:4.7 These beings are devoted to s. in behalf of the
105:7.17 do not pertain to the manifestation of the divine s. of
107:1.6 they reveal a supernal love and s. that is confirmative
107:6.3 between the God-knowing mortal and the s. of the
111:2.9 a bona fide creative contact with the associated s.
113:4.6 all divinely correlated into a meaningful unity of s.
117:5.8 But these circuits of s., whether Spirit of Truth, Holy
134:2.3 the life of loving service and s. he so graciously lived
145:5.1 with physical ministry to the neglect of the s..
178:1.11 benefit from the overflow of your loving s.,
spiritual mission
93:9.10 the teaching of this emergency Son regarding the s.
113:4.4 enabled to yield increased co-operation with the s. of
121:2.8 refused to learn that their world mission was s.,
176:1.2 doom as an independent people with a special s.
195:9.4 If Christianity persists in neglecting its s. while it
spiritual momentum
81:6.26 The moral and s. of a race or a nation determines the
spiritual motivation(s)
101:9.4 with purpose which has been derived from high s..
102:3.3 Religious insights, s.,lead directly to religious actions
spiritual movement(s)
120:3.6 are to identify yourself with existing religious and s.
145:3.7 Jesus knew he could never build an enduring s.
162:1.5 believed in him or were at least friendly to the s.
spiritual mystics
130:4.4 single-eyed material scientists nor single-eyed s.
spiritual nature—see nature, spiritual
spiritual natures—see natures, spiritual
spiritual need
35:2.7 There is no phase of planetary s. to which they do
89:10.1 The reality of the s. persists, but intellectual progress
140:8.31 the underlying and permanent s. of the human race.
spiritual nobility
164:5.5 leading him forth to become associated with the s. of
spiritual nonprogression
196:3.17 But such attitudes of s. cannot long persist because
spiritual nourishment
91:7.2 soul of man requires spiritual exercise as well as s..
spiritual obstinacy
161:2.5 Jesus grieves over the s. of the people and rejoices
spiritual occasions
45:2.6 They are purely social and s.; nothing pertaining to
spiritual occupations
13:4.7 occupations at once material, intellectual, and s..
spiritual offspring
116:4.5 noted that the offspring of this creative act are s.,
spiritual operation
9:2.5 They are as one in the s. of the plans of mortal
spiritual omniscience
6:5.1 full and free exercise of all the divine attributes of s.,
spiritual order(s)
14:2.3 The morontia senses are seventy, and the higher s.
24:1.12 out of certain universe circuits of the higher s., but
25:4.19 factors of an established physical, mindal, and s..
107:3.3 Beings of high s. receive only three injunctions,
116:4.5 while their individual creations are of the s.
181:2.9 reality of another and s. of affairs in the kingdom?
spiritual organism
65:6.2 animal cell, in every living organism—material or s.—
spiritual organization
5:3.2 to the realm of the Eternal Son and the Son’s s..
spiritual origin
42:9.2 by this material world indicative of its far-distant s..
102:5.3 but not the personal-experience religion of s..
149:6.11 let your meekness be of s. and not a self-deceptive
spiritual originality
141:5.1 purchased by the sacrifice of free personality and s.
spiritual outlook
160:4.14 facts and the materialist who is devoid of s..
spiritual overcontrol
45:7.8 both being duly blended by the s. of the Adjuster.
116:1.4 grand universe is not exclusively physical and s..
116:1.4 seven superuniverses it is primarily material and s.,
spiritual overthrow
179:2.3 But he feared none of those who sought his s.
spiritual part
148:4.10 a s. of the heavenly Father in every faith son of
spiritual paths
155:2.2 took stock of his soul and its progress in the s. of
160:5.10 continue to walk in these s. of consecrated living.
spiritual peace
1:2.2 and a loving Father to all who enjoy s. on earth,
spiritual peoples
79:6.10 the Chinese were among the more s. of earth.
spiritual perception
0:0.2 to expand cosmic consciousness and enhance s.,
108:1.5 2. S. perception.
133:4.2 Give the milk of truth to those who are babes in s..
139:9.2 appearance, mental characteristics, and extent of s..
151:2.3 and realities of living up to this truth; they lack s..
194:2.12 progress upward in the scale of intelligence and s.,
spiritual performances
195:10.18 High-gear s. must await the new revelation and
spiritual person
11:1.3 or the actuality of his s. at the center of all things.
56:6.2 presence of Deity which co-ordinated with the s.
spiritual personality or personalities
5:6.3 Personality may be material or s., but there either
6:4.9 The Son, as a loving, merciful, and ministering s.,
6:7.2 The personality of the Son is absolute and purely s.,
7:1.6 There is a spiritual cohesiveness among the s. of any
7:4.6 the bestowal undertakings, and the s. of the Third
9:6.5 material beings and spirit associated in purely s.,
12:8.6 the intelligent universe of material, morontial, and s..
14:2.7 All spirit values and s. are unceasingly drawn
29:1.1 they bring forth highly s. on the angelic order;
32:2.3 are designed to accommodate both physical and s.
32:3.8 Even highly s. continue to ascend the scale of life by
38:5.4 and are ever in the service of the lower orders of s.,
56:1.2 personalities—material, morontia, absonite, or s.—
56:9.7 S. is absolute only on Paradise, and the concept of
102:3.11 of an Absolute; religion envisions God as a loving s..
102:3.11 the idea of the Absolute, and the s. of God and,
132:2.5 liberty of moral self-realization and s. attainment—
189:3.3 those achieving the requisite attainment of s progress
194:3.7 the religion of Jesus creates the highest type of s.
spiritual personalization
6:0.3 The Eternal Son is the s. of the Father’s concept of
spiritual persons
1:4.6 God is no respecter of persons, either s. or material.
spiritual phase(s)
0:1.15 will tend towards some phase of unity with Deity—s.,
12:8.7 may represent a union of the material and s.
22:7.7 believe this status of bi-unification of certain s.
46:4.8 of existence: the material, the morontial, and the s..
91:2.6 there is a definite s. of true prayer which concerns
107:7.1 in view of the s. of their present ministry to mortals,
139:8.6 not wholly understand everything about the s. of the
152:5.6 this last year of proclaiming the higher and more s.
spiritual phenomena or phenomenon
4:0.1 pertaining to the material, intellectual, and s.
4:1.11 confused medley of physical, mental, moral, and s.
41:1.3 are basic to all physical-material and morontia-s..
56:3.3 you may encounter s. or contact with spirit beings,
100:5.4 it is such experiences of unified intellectual and s.
101:4.5 inspired, even though revelation is invariably a s..
103:9.5 experience is a purely s. subjective phenomenon,
107:4.4 can detect the presence of Adjusters by means of s.;
116:1.4 of the Supreme which are both intellectual and s..
123:3.3 spirits as the possible explanation of mental and s.,
164:3.6 for the true causes of all phenomena, natural or s..
spiritual philosophy
54:6.10 such many-sided problems in cosmic equity and s.
101:3.2 S., the wisdom of spirit realities, is the endowment of
spiritual pilot
99:2.6 functions as a moral stabilizer, social guide, and s..
spiritual plane(s)
0:3.13 personality of Deity exists on the s. of Paradise.
34:7.7 Faith sons work on intellectual levels and live on s.
37:9.8 the more definitely s. of the Spirit-fused mortals
130:7.8 mind intervening between the material and the s. of
161:2.7 he unquestionably lives on a s far above the rest of us
spiritual pleas
110:7.6 The ear of the human mind is almost deaf to the s.
spiritual polarity
17:3.1 realm, and this is not identical with the point of s..
18:3.6 of the Ancients of Days are located at the point of s.
189:3.2 the archangel hosts moved to the place of the s. of
spiritual possessions
160:2.7 men enrich the soul by pooling their respective s..
spiritual possibility or possibilities
147:5.8 There are present in this woman tremendous s. for
196:3.31 In the realm of religious experience, s. is potential
spiritual potential(s)
7:1.9 of the Deity Absolute in the realms of emerging s..
16:6.2 are the actual sources of the intellectual and s. which
40:5.17 otherwise quite alike in mind endowment and s.,
110:1.2 wise manipulators of the s. of the human intellect.
spiritual potentiality
0:4.7 actuality; mortal man is very largely an unrealized s..
spiritual poverty
67:1.5 deficiency of wisdom; sin, abject s.; but iniquity is
73:0.1 The cultural decadence and s. poverty resulting from
98:2.11 of intellectual stagnation, moral depravity, and s. as
100:2.1 predicated on intellectual recognition of s. coupled
191:1.2 about what you can give to those who live in dire s.
spiritual power(s) or spiritual drawing power
6:4.1 the s. of the Son is absolute in relation to all
6:4.6 mind becomes increasingly responsive to the sd.
6:7.3 is truly a divine spirit, a s., and a real personality.
7:1.5 The Son’s sd. is inherent to a lesser degree in many
12:6.3 forces and energies of the material level with the s.
20:1.13 Each Creator Son is endowed with this sd. in his
20:1.13 that absolute sd. of the Eternal Son which enables
20:7.5 Magisterial Sons, for Daynals do not possess a sd.
33:1.3 Our Creator Son exerts the same sd., spirit gravity,
58:4.2 In co-operation with s. and superphysical forces we
91:8.6 or the mature entreaty for moral growth and s..
108:1.6 3. Combined intellectual and s. powers.
108:4.1 This sd. of the Paradise Sons and their creative
109:2.3 2. Has acquired the balance of s. in a human who has
110:6.4 —when the physical, mental, and s. are in triune
111:6.8 man possesses s. wholly transcendent to all things
132:7.5 provide in his teaching the s. driving power which
136:9.1 to his individual relations to natural law and s.,
140:5.8 Only the humble seek divine strength and crave s..
141:3.4 There was intellectual attractiveness and sd. in his
142:7.3 he would revisit this world in s. and divine glory.
152:1.5 of limitation on the possible exhibition of his s..
158:6.4 nor can you do spiritual work in the absence of s..
159:3.2 by force; spiritual victories can be won only by s..
160:2.8 Great s. is inherent in the consciousness of devotion
166:3.5 And they who shall thus take the kingdom in s.
170:2.2 1. The possession of new courage and augmented s..
178:1.15 increasing vitality and exhibit greater depth of s..
193:3.2 you will receive s. after the spirit has descended
194:2.10 and the personal acknowledgment of this new s.
spiritual practices
148:2.1 all known material methods as well as by the s.
spiritual praise
27:7.3 other special outbursts of supreme adoration and s.
spiritual precepts
99:1.6 vigorous restatements of its moral mandates and s.,
spiritual pre-eminence
170:3.11 And when this kingdom of s. does come upon the
spiritual preparation
15:13.3 satellites of Uversa are concerned with your final s.
110:1.3 divine indwellers are chiefly concerned with your s.
158:0.1 And here they sojourned for two days in s. for the
Spiritual Preparedness
165:3.1 preached the memorable sermon on “Trust and S..”
spiritual presence—see presence, spiritual
spiritual presences
8:5.4 As these s. operate in the lives of Urantians, they
108:4.3 come and go independent of any and all other s.;
spiritual pressure
52:6.7 social evolution is that of applying s. from above,
spiritual pride
147:5.8 and her path toward heaven is not blocked by s.
163:6.6 sternly warn you against the subtleties of pride, s..
163:6.6 Lucifer, you would solemnly shun all forms of s..
spiritual principles
140:10.2 was their tendency to take highly idealistic and s. of
spiritual prisoners
123:5.11 proclaim liberty to the captives, and to set the s. free.
126:4.2 liberty to the captives, and to set the s. free;
spiritual prizes
193:4.11 the real rewards for noble living are, after all, s.,
spiritual problems
114:4.3 (In these exclusively s. and in certain purely personal
136:9.9 when he refused to apply material tests to prove s.,
148:5.4 our mission to help men solve their s. and to quicken
spiritual progress
1:0.4 the final and certain destiny of all man’s eternal s..
1:6.2 can be improved only by man’s s. in the universe
4:1.2 position to human progress, either temporal or s..
5:1.4 but the possibilities for s. in the ascension career
34:6.11 gently lead you along the pathway of sonship and s..
34:7.2 Evolutionary mortals inhabiting normal worlds of s.
47:4.6 The s. is greatest on the last three of these seven
51:3.6 who may seek to subvert social development and s..
52:3.6 of intellectual capacity and an acceleration of s..
52:5.8 This is a time of great ethical and s..
55:2.2 mortals in each age attain translation levels of s.,
55:11.6 limit or retard the evolutionary development or s.
65:6.10 and contains the potentials of s. and attainment.
65:8.4 so is s. dependent on mental expansion and delayed
67:1.4 divine reality—a conscious choosing to oppose s.—
67:7.5 sometimes even retard s. on certain levels of reality,
72:3.6 the direction of the newly created Foundation of S.,
83:8.2 True, indeed, much s. may accrue consequent upon
83:8.2 S. is attendant upon sincere application to other
87:7.2 the greatest obstacle to social reconstruction and s..
87:7.7 loyalty; but it must do more: It must facilitate s.,
87:7.9 to the progress of mankind, both temporal and s..
87:7.10 only handicap and retard all social, moral, and s..
87:7.10 if it retards moral growth and fails to foster s..
89:10.5 nature of sin—is essential to religious growth and s..
90:5.7 much to delay scientific development and to hinder s.
94:6.2 This unique century of s. was characterized by great
100:1.6 these temporal conditions do not inhibit inner s. by
100:2.1 S is predicated on intellectual recognition of spiritual
100:4.3 The highest happiness is indissolubly linked with s..
110:1.5 and intolerance tremendously interfere with the s. of
110:3.5 the Monitor and may, therefore, somewhat delay s.,
113:4.3 traverse, the rugged hills of moral choosing and s..
132:3.4 dread facing new facts of material discovery or s..
136:8.8 purpose of enhancing values or accelerating s..
137:8.14 you shall receive manyfold more of joy and s. in this
142:3.8 —as concerns individual s.—is recognized by the
144:2.2 when indited by the spirit, leads to co-operative s..
144:2.6 chance to lie in the path of soul expansion and s..”
146:2.10 for yourself; pray more for the s. of your brethren.
147:5.9 destructive and suicidal to all moral growth and s..
155:6.18 may flee in fear of facing the rugged realities of s.
169:1.3 back to the fold, the kingdom of sonship and s..
189:3.3 the requisite attainment of s. personality progress
194:2.9 the apostles made more individual s. than during
195:6.10 any other political panacea will take the place of s..
195:7.5 The realities and values of s. are not a “psychologic
195:10.14 Human evolution and s are hardly sufficient to enable
spiritual progression
1:5.4 so loved the world as to provide for the eternal s. of
6:8.5 But as you ascend in the Paradise path of s.,
13:1.7 the plans of the ascension scheme of human s.
99:1.2 become a forceful influence for moral stability and s.
101:10.9 of material isolation to the sureties of eternal s..
106:1.4 Man, being personal and ascending by s., finds the
113:0.1 the vast survival scheme of s. has been provided.
142:3.8 endless ages of the eternal s. of the ascending sons
156:2.6 Jesus’ instructions during the sojourn at Sidon was s.
195:6.10 to the very entrance upon an eternal reality of s..
196:2.2 did Jesus traverse that experience of religious s.
spiritual promise
40:6.4 1. You are sons of s., faith sons; you have accepted
140:3.7 even so speak to my children these words of s.:
spiritual pronouncement
180:5.9 The Master’s teaching is basically a s..
spiritual proving
133:6.7 the methods of either material investigation or s..
spiritual purity
140:5.12 S. is not a negative quality, except that it does lack
spiritual purpose(s)
34:1.4 To all practical intents and s. this manifestation of
112:5.7 their observations of emerging morontia intent and s.
116:6.7 and eventually unifying physical pattern with s..
120:4.4 Never lose sight of the fact that the supreme s. of the
156:5.9 Your spiritual destiny is conditioned only by your s..
spiritual pursuits
165:4.5 and divert your affections from devotion to the s. of
spiritual qualification
7:7.1 Son is wholly and without s. one with the Father.
spiritual quality or qualities
2:7.6 can discover the beauty of truth, its s., not only by
98:6.1 of religion has usually detracted from its s.,
112:4.2 the deceased human’s survival character and s.,
spiritual quarantine
7:1.7 but we do not observe that the resultant s. of your
28:7.4 This sphere is still under partial s., and some of the
33:6.5 intercommunication is denied the worlds under s..
spiritual questions
132:7.1 would naturally lead up to the discussion of s..
spiritual reaction(s)
14:2.5 There are numerous s. transpiring in the central
100:2.3 it becomes an enlightened and wise technique of s. to
spiritual realities—see realities, spiritual
spiritual reality
0:4.11 personality, and energy—s., mindal, or material.
1:3.1 The Universal Father is an infinite s.;
1:5.8 God is a real spirit and a s. reality.
2:6.8 for sin is not a s.; it is not personal; therefore does
7:1.4 Every time a s. actualizes in the universes, this
9:6.2 as the Son attracts all s., so does the Conjoint Actor
11:3.1 A purely s. is, to a purely material being,
12:9.1 is basic to all progressing experience with s..
14:6.23 creation is the eternal and perfect proof of the s. of
16:9.15 the s. of the Eternal Son, and the personality reality
26:6.2 of time-space unity—the s. of God the Supreme.
32:5.2 over to the other side, to the promised land of s.
52:5.3 of cosmic reality and communion with s..
56:1.5 exist duality of reality, such as physical and s.; but
94:12.7 not the gospel about Jesus, but the living, s. of the
100:5.5 of conversion be an intellectual, emotional, and s..
101:3.18 man to affirm the personal possession and s. of that
101:6.11 service-discovery of s. and the ministry-revelation of
101:10.1 can man ever discern s. through the examination of
103:6.6 experiences s. in the soul but becomes conscious
103:7.14 There is a real proof of s. in the presence of the
111:2.7 this unique relationship is neither material nor s. but
112:5.1 Selfhood is a cosmic reality whether material, s.
157:4.5 Upon this rock of s. will I build the living temple
176:3.7 leading the children of light into new realms of s.
180:5.3 Truth is a s. value experienced only by spirit-
188:3.4 There must have been some s. in the experience of
195:5.2 when it is embraced in wholeness and as a living s.,
196:0.9 to his unique life a profound endowment of s..
196:3.2 and faith—physical reality, intellectual reality, and s..
196:3.23 is not a substitute for religious experience—s..
196:3.35 self with the universe, and on its highest levels of s..
spiritual realization
1:7.5 can effect the actual s. of the personality of God.
149:6.8 loving and all-wise Father of your more mature s.
180:5.7 this golden rule takes on living qualities of s. on
180:5.8 of universal relationship is revealed only in its s.,
spiritual realm(s)
0:6.2 ENERGY we use as all-inclusive term applied to s.,
6:4.2 The Son is omnipotent only in the s. realm.
8:5.3 is confined to the s. of that creation; but the Spirit
11:3.1 This realm is wholly s., and you are almost wholly
15:7.4 the universe, passing from the material to the s.,
44:1.4 intensification of the light of the morontia and s..
101:10.4 whereon is death, to the s., wherein is life eternal.
112:1.4 realms of the material, the morontial, and the s..
169:4.13 by the divine Son of the s., only as a Father.
spiritual reason
101:3.2 S., soul intelligence, is the endowment of the Holy
133:1.4 if I thought such a creature did not possess s. and
spiritual rebirth
195:10.6 a transformed human society by means of the s. of
spiritual receptivity
3:4.6 is strictly limited by the human capacity for s. and by
13:4.3 the underlying conditions or states of s. inherent in
49:5.19 The inherent imagination and s. is influenced by this
51:6.1 intellectual potential, and the enhancement of s..
144:4.2 never fails to expand the soul’s capacity for s..
160:3.1 spirit; relaxation determines the capacity for s..
spiritual recharging
44:3.4 form of reminiscent humor during their periods of s..
spiritual reciprocation
49:5.15 control of mind and development of intellectual and s
spiritual recognition
26:5.5 takes place on the pilot world and consists in the s.
91:4.4 living, even if such petitions are not worthy of s..
spiritual records
17:1.6 The system of material, morontial, and s. on one of
17:3.6 true s. are assembled by reflectivity and preserved
spiritual recreation
48:4.8 are occupied with the leadership of diversion, s. and
spiritual rectification
130:4.14 error of unjustified deficiency in reasonable s. of
spiritual reflex
100:1.8 reaction to spiritual stimuli, a sort of conditioned s.
spiritual regeneration
120:3.4 we advise that you confine your efforts largely to s.
195:9.4 who will be exclusively devoted to the s. of men.
spiritual rehabilitation
20:5.6 require the bestowal of a Creator Son to effect its s.
76:5.6 did lay the foundations for the further uplift and s. of
spiritual relations
5:3.1 Paradise Deities are as one, in their s. with beings
181:2.16 sons are dealt with as individuals in all their s., but
196:0.4 religion based on personal s. with the Univ. Father
spiritual relationship(s)
104:1.13 in fact, it was practically true with respect to s..
134:4.2 the kingdom is a s. between God and man.
177:2.5 emotional life, conditioned by these social and s.
spiritual religion(s)
98:3.1 Brahmans or the more s. of several other peoples.
103:8.6 liaison between the theories of material science and s
132:1.4 before the emergence of a material science or s.
155:3.6 But that, if their religion were s., never could the
155:3.7 learned that, when religion is wholly s. in motive,
160:5.5 You cannot have a genuine s. without the supreme
spiritual reminder
66:7.17 opportunity to introduce a s. into the common
spiritual renaissance
195:9.4 the s. must await the coming of these new teachers
195:10.17 Even secular education could help in this great s. if
spiritual renewing
143:2.4 strengthened in your inner soul by the constant s.
spiritual reproduction
14:6.14 the Son the gratification of parental craving, s..
spiritual requirements
178:1.3 requirements, one being material and the other s.,
188:3.8 adjustment between physical necessities and the s.
spiritual resources
70:8.14 manipulation of the biologic, intellectual, and s. of a
195:6.1 but the bank of human experience has vast s.;
195:7.1 mechanistic universe to deprive him of the vast s. of
spiritual respects
10:3.18 to function as one with the Father in all s. except the
spiritual response
36:5.15 With the appearance of the s. of the creature intellect
spiritual responsibility
130:2.8 a creature endowed with the attributes of s. and
spiritual rest
131:2.6 ‘In returning to your s. rest shall you be saved;
163:6.7 for I am true and loyal, and you shall find s. for your
spiritual retirement
47:8.5 granted forty days of s. from all routine activities
spiritual retrogression
97:10.3 time of John all Israel experienced an increasing s..
spiritual revelation
105:2.5 and consummates its s. in the personality of the Son.
110:4.5 this s. often so blinds the creature as to precipitate
spiritual reverence
196:0.11 direct and personal movement from s. to practical
spiritual revivals
64:6.29 these different peoples experienced cultural and s..
spiritual rhythm
195:7.20 Religion is the s. of the soul in time-space harmony
spiritual righteousness
152:5.4 the bread of life neither to thirst for the waters of s.
spiritual rule
171:8.3 rule, so is the Son of Man to be rejected in the s..
171:8.3 but if he had been accorded the s. of his people,
171:8.3 Notwithstanding that they reject my s. over them,
spiritual ruler(s)
18:3.1 to recognize and communicate with the high s.
51:0.2 but on an apostate planet, a realm without a s.
spiritual salvation
192:2.12 you are also to proclaim the good news of s..
195:3.8 it is unfortunate that it did not become a means of s.
spiritual satisfactions
5:5.10 of divine companionship in the s. of true worship.
50:5.9 personal insight which impel them to seek for s.
101:1.1 in time, the realization of s. while yet in the flesh.
136:6.11 the higher moral values of living and the deeper s. of
spiritual security
7:3.1 always concerned with the welfare and s. security
167:5.2 self-righteous inactivity and assurance of false s.;
spiritual self
108:6.6 advancing self, your better morontial and future s..
110:6.3 self—the whole self—material, intellectual, and s..
spiritual self-consciousness
133:2.2 attainment of the higher levels of creative and s..
133:6.6 in the lack of harmony between the moral, or s. and
spiritual self-examination
140:8.27 their Master’s religion made no provision for s..
spiritual selfhood
129:4.5 from the beginnings of physical, intellectual, and s.
spiritual self-restraint
132:3.10 attainment of perfection of s. equals completeness
spiritual sense
7:2.1 of the Original Son is profound, absolute in the s..
101:10.4 Only in the s. sense is man a child of God.
101:10.4 And this is true because it is only in the s. that man
129:4.4 In a s., he did live through the mortal life from the
175:1.10 you should call no man Father in the s., for there is
186:2.8 to afford them real national leadership, even in a s..
195:4.1 In a s. sense, Christianity was hibernating.
spiritual sentiments
94:5.8 the s. of the times of Lao-tse and Confucius grew
spiritual seraphic hosts
33:4.3 contact with, the s. and the material evolutionary
spiritual service
28:5.18 world to another the benefits to be derived from s..
132:5.1 as I would minister knowledge, wisdom, and s. for
181:2.10 recognition of temporal duty to civil powers and s.
spiritual serviceableness
102:3.1 at the same time discounting the s. of all thinking.
spiritual shining
34:1.1 disappearance in the s. of the Deities of the Master
spiritual sifting
152:6.5 the approaching times of s. and cruel adversity.
spiritual significance(s)
40:9.4 of those events of human life which were of s..
40:9.7 Concerning those happenings which were not of s.
91:6.4 aside from its religious implications and its s..
97:7.2 the moral tone and s. of the Chaldean stories which
125:0.5 contemplation of the s. of the temple ceremonies
143:7.5 the better life ahead and then to reflect these new s.
172:5.5 why Jesus did this; John grasped in part the s. of this
spiritual simplicity
155:6.12 but rather the s. of such an easy-believing little one
spiritual socialization
184:4.6 the ecstasy and grandeur of s. on a universe scale—
spiritual society
55:4.18 newly appearing order of increasingly s. composed
spiritual soil
130:2.3 like Paul to enter India, where the s. was then so
spiritual son(s)
6:8.7 the full significance of the more exclusively s., but
7:1.4 he will attain the s., the center and source of spirit
16:8.19 fragment of God, is in truth and in fact a s. of God.
20:7.1 These highly personal and highly s. Paradise Sons
20:7.1 they are sometimes denominated the Paradise S..
20:8.1 The Paradise S. are unique Trinity-origin beings
56:2.2 the Isle of Paradise and his Deity equal, the s.
133:4.6 a temporal builder outrun your attainment as a s. of
spiritual sorrow
75:5.7 that excruciating period of mental suffering and s..
161:2.5 alike by physical suffering, mental anguish, or s..
spiritual sound
44:1.3 1. S. sound—spirit current interruptions.
spiritual source
194:2.15 the s. of the intellectual kinship of all progressive
spiritual sovereignty—see sovereignty, spiritual
spiritual spheres
6:6.4 spirit personality of the Eternal Son, to his seven s.
76:5.6 In the s., angelic helpers continued to struggle in
196:3.25 morontia functions between the material and the s.
spiritual Spirits
34:2.3 attributes these Spirits are identical, equally s. and
spiritual splendor
11:0.2 The glory and s. of the divine abode are impossible
spiritual springtime
176:2.6 discern the coming of the s. of a new dispensation,
spiritual stability
100:6.6 Such levels of s. are immune to disappointment.
spiritual stabilization
112:7.10 Adjuster is the divine pledge of future and full s. of
spiritual stage
80:7.6 through five distinct cultural stages, each less s. than
spiritual stagnation
99:4.6 development there is s. and philosophic chaos.
195:4.3 survive this long period of moral darkness and s..
spiritual standards
132:2.2 the true values of the s. established by the divine
133:6.7 failure of both material science and s. to discover the
spiritual standing
194:3.14 women had little or no s. in the tenets of the older
spiritual status
3:5.16 all such perfect beings are, in moral nature and s.,
5:4.8 The s. of any religion may be determined by the
7:1.4 the qualitative s. of an individual or a world.
7:2.2 Havona is so marvelously perfect that the s. and the
7:4.5 the very realms of rebellion and there restore the s.
14:2.6 Eternal Son most perfectly sustains the s. of all who
16:4.6 origin and the superuniverse spheres of advancing s..
20:5.4 Sooner or later, regardless of s., every mortal-
32:3.2 and until the s. of all its inhabited worlds has been
33:6.3 the universe rulers are more occupied with the s. of
33:6.5 extended to all inhabited worlds regardless of their s.
33:7.6 readmission to the fellowship of full s. in the local
38:2.4 Angels are superior to you in s., but they are not
40:7.2 and this s. of ascending sonship you may attain by
45:6.7 on the evolutionary worlds before acquiring s. as
47:6.4 The s. is much in advance of such a dispensation.
49:4.4 male and female are equal in s. status and mind
49:5.25 when the s. of such a world is nearing its limit of
49:6.11 and youths follow the parent of most advanced s.,
63:6.1 the cultural and s. of the clans retrogressed for ten
76:3.4 Seth was absorbed in the work of improving the s.
80:3.3 the blue men greatly deteriorated the cultural and s.
97:1.6 began to take hope that they could improve their s..
100:2.5 Actual s. is the measure of Deity attainment,
120:3.5 the advancement of the s. and religious status of the
159:4.5 reflect the intellectual, moral, and s. of those who
177:5.5 Wednesday was the low-tide mark of their s. up to
spiritual step
32:5.4 enabled to strike s. with the progressive procession
spiritual stigma
132:5.18 Riches are a moral curse and a s. when they are
spiritual stimulus or stimuli
91:8.11 Prayer is the most potent s.-growth stimulus.
100:1.8 predispositions toward favorable reaction to s.,
108:6.4 The Adjuster is the truly internal s. of thought in
160:3.1 sure of: Emotional excitement is not the ideal s..
spiritual strangers
166:3.4 streets?’ then shall I again declare that you are s.;
spiritual strength
91:6.5 but never hesitate to ask him for wisdom and s. to
141:3.7 to me all you who labor, and I will give you rest—s..
194:0.1 This new consciousness of s. was followed by a
spiritual striving
49:6.16 Still farther on in the planetary ages of s.,
50:5.9 6. The age of s. striving.
72:12.5 lead to the sometime dawning of a real age of s.;
spiritual stronghold
141:3.5 personality; Jesus was an intellectual power and a s..
spiritual structure
39:4.16 beyond the range of mortal vision; and one third s.
spiritual substance
0:5.10 reality is neither material nor s.—it is morontial.
spiritual successors
95:5.2 taken to Egypt, where some of the s. of Ikhnaton
spiritual summons
195:9.9 Jesus stands as the unsullied and transcendent s.,
spiritual supervision
17:5.1 to provide a unified, uniform, and co-ordinated s. for
spiritual supplication
91:8.12 channel in which the river of s. may chance to flow.
spiritual supremacy
171:3.4 profound and mature faith in the s. of their Master,
spiritual sureties
100:2.7 Temporal securities are vulnerable, but s. are
spiritual sustenance
67:4.4 The staff rebels, deprived of s., eventually died
spiritual symbolism
179:5.5 his simple s. of that last night in the flesh has been
spiritual symmetry
2:7.11 All real beauty—material art or s.—is true and good.
spiritual system
42:9.2 seven is basic to the central universe and the s. of
spiritual tasks
39:2.6 While their tasks are essentially s. and therefore
spiritual teacher(s)
72:3.6 Until twenty years ago the s. (comparable to pastors)
94:6.12 Like many other s. and moral teachers, Confucius
122:7.5 Joseph adhering to the concept of a s. and Mary
spiritual teaching(s)
95:1.6 all their more important s. went down in defeat.
101:4.10 cosmic data in such a manner as to illuminate the s.
132:7.9 enlightened and reflective human imagination of s.
140:8.1 they steadfastly persisted in attaching these new s.
145:5.1 that he must also do the more important work of s.
151:2.3 ability to comprehend truth and respond to its s.
153:5.3 dawning for the shining forth in new glory of the s.
159:2.2 was referring to man’s personal relation to the s. of
159:4.10 s. of the God-knowing men of other generations.”
181:2.23 in your attempt to grasp the meaning of my s.
spiritual teaching corps
39:1.13 These angels are the invaluable assistants of the s. of
spiritual technique
91:3.6 a psychologic procedure interassociated with a s..
spiritual tension
187:1.8 mental anguish, his acute s., and a terrible feeling
spiritual terms
168:4.9 and all such petitions must be answered in s.,
spiritual test(s)
28:6.20 When the s. of greatness are applied, the moral
49:5.18 and each must master the same s. of progression.
132:1.4 a common standard of moral values and s..
spiritual things
7:1.2 The gravity control of s. operates independently of
9:8.13 form with its enlarged sensitivity to the reality of s..
17:1.3 the direction of things physical, intellectual, and s.;
35:10.3 in things material, intellectual, morontial, and s..
101:2.16 as to your belief in, and experience with, things s..
127:4.8 with a keen appreciation of things noble and s..
145:5.7 ministry of things physical to the exclusion of the s..
156:5.16 which are material and to God those which are s..
spiritual thinking
121:1.1 birth Urantia was experiencing such a revival of s.
140:10.5 ceremonies and elevated it to majestic levels of s.
spiritual thirst
98:2.1 did not promise salvation, nor did it quench the s. of
162:6.1 Those who receive this spirit shall never know s..”
spiritual thought(s)
9:0.2 The Father is infinite in s. and purpose;
44:1.8 6. Melody of thought—the thinking of s. can be so
spiritual title
34:4.5 bestowal Son after he receives s. to such a sphere.
spiritual torchbearers
175:2.1 Long since they ceased to be the s. of divine truth
spiritual training
15:7.10 by the seven higher universities of advanced s. for
24:6.1 the high university of technical instruction and s.
30:4.27 begins your personal education, your individual s..
37:6.5 prepare you for admission to the higher s. spheres of
45:5.7 The educational and s. systems provided for the
135:0.4 they spent a great deal of time on his mental and s..
spiritual transactions
33:8.6 “assemblies,” it should be understood that these s.
spiritual transformation(s)
11:9.8 represents the reality of a s. bordering on the limits
49:4.9 towards the Adjuster’s mission of effecting the s. of
52:6.7 brotherhood of man on Urantia is to effect the s.
65:8.6 when mind status is propitious, sudden s. may occur;
102:1.2 faith to accomplish through religious insight and s..
109:5.1 done in order to effect deep s. in the higher recesses
112:5.21 you will be so changed, the s. will be so great that,
153:2.4 material wonders in addition to more evidential s.
156:5.5 You will in this way be delivered through s. rather
195:9.10 Jesus commissioned continuously to effect the s. of
spiritual treasure
195:9.7 will not pay such a price for even the greatest s. ever
spiritual trials
153:1.3 between the right and the wrong way of meeting s.
spiritual troubles
193:4.13 While this ultraindividualistic apostle had many s.,
spiritual truth(s)
2:7.11 All truth—material, philosophic, or s.—is both good
48:7.18 16. You cannot perceive s. until you feelingly
50:4.13 to prevent the total obliteration of s. on Urantia.
52:2.3 epoch, receives an enlarged presentation of s. and
52:5.3 by the world-wide pursuit of moral culture and s..
110:6.4 to transmit to such a material intellect the s.
111:7.3 allow the Adjuster to strengthen you with the s. of
141:7.10 a teacher, a teacher sent from heaven to present s. to
145:5.6 the reception of s. for the salvation of their souls?
152:6.5 They saw more fully that s. was not to be advanced
155:2.2 preached and taught with increased vigor the s. of
159:4.3 the best collection of religious wisdom and s. to be
167:5.6 was exclusively concerned with revelations of s.
179:5.4 symbols because he wanted to teach great s. in
195:1.5 were inquiring, interested, and actually looking for s.
spiritual types
12:3.10 averaging three material and three s. of mentality,
25:1.5 since they are of two types—s. and semiphysical—
49:6.6 harbor those highly developed and exquisitely s. of
110:4.6 to foster and conserve the higher s. of the Urantia
195:4.3 suited to special intellectual, emotional, and s. of
spiritual ugliness
125:1.3 but Jesus was shocked by the s. which he beheld on
spiritual unbelief
147:5.8 with its dead stores of worldly wisdom and s..”
spiritual uncertainty
28:7.3 pilgrims in moments of great perplexity and s..
spiritual uncleanness
166:1.5 full of dead men’s bones and all manner of s..
spiritual understanding
97:10.6 to the intellectual comprehension and to the s. of
127:6.9 And Jesus continued to grow in moral status and s..
137:8.7 Truth shall establish you in the kingdom of s. and
147:4.2 Do you not hear the truth as men of wisdom and s.
spiritual undertaking(s)
18:4.8 with the s. on the four hundred ninety university
195:10.10 youths would rush forward to enlist in such a s.,
spiritual unification
5:4.7 Religion is destined to become the reality of the s. of
22:7.11 God the Supreme, the s. of certain finite aspects of
56:3.0 3. SPIRITUAL UNIFICATION
195:3.1 suitable religious concept for empire worship and s..
spiritual union
22:7.8 there occurs this functional s. of the two ancestors;
94:6.8 that faith by which man ascends to s. with Tao,
spiritual unity
6:4.3 The omnipresence of the Son constitutes the s. of the
103:1.1 A group of mortals can experience s., but they can
103:5.12 The security of a religious group depends on s.,
141:5.0 5. SPIRITUAL UNITY
141:5.1 the session having to do with the discussion of s..
141:5.1 S. is derived from the consciousness that each of
141:5.2 enjoy all of this profound s. in the very face of the
194:3.17 Pentecost was the call to s. among gospel believers.
195:10.11 S. is the fruit of faith union with the living Jesus.
spiritual universe
2:6.8 forever in a progressingly real and increasingly s..
2:7.7 the s. is coherent in the personality of the Eternal
8:4.1 Paradise gravity holds all things together is the s.
10:3.18 functions as a person and only in the domain of the s.
12:8.6 to creation, and what the Eternal Son is to the s.,
36:2.11 inherent in the physical universe but not in the s..
103:9.8 the material universe can be co-ordinated with the s..
130:4.3 progression in their continuing ascension of the s.
spiritual uplift
52:5.4 The bestowal Son lives and dies for the s. of the
91:5.2 community prayer for moral enhancement and s.,
spiritual uplifting
20:1.14 and s. designed to win the planets, one by one, to the
spiritual urge
1:2.5 2. The s. urge to find God—God-seeking.
7:2.4 the all-pervading s. of the Son’s personal influence
9:2.3 the influence of the s.-gravity urge of the Eternal Son
101:1.7 Thus it may be seen that religious longings and s.
101:1.7 rather are they of such nature and power that men
101:9.7 1. The s. and philosophic pressure of religion tend
109:5.4 demands of the s. initiated by the divine presence
118:8.2 consecrating the mind to the execution of the s. of
194:3.4 The s. forward urge is the most powerful driving
196:3.31 Man’s forward s. urge is not a psychic illusion.
spiritual use
190:2.1 to his enemies nor to those who could not make s. of
spiritual value(s)—see value, spiritual; values, spiritual
spiritual vessels
166:1.4 while the s.-food vessels are filthy and polluted!
spiritual victory or victories
136:10.1 And his face shone with the glory of s. and moral
159:3.2 by force; s. can be won only by spiritual power.
spiritual viewpoint
22:4.3 to sit in judgment and to render opinions when a s.
103:6.3 Religion has to do with the s., the awareness of the
spiritual vision(s)
5:1.1 before he can attain a plane that will yield the s.
76:4.5 the physical and s. of Adam and Eve far superior to
79:4.8 the benumbing influence of an unprogressing s..
94:6.3 Lao was a man of great s..
100:4.2 Effort is attendant upon clarification of s. and
100:6.8 The new loyalties of enlarged s. create new levels of
102:6.1 man-made deities may momentarily befog the s.,
165:4.6 riches too often obscures and even destroys the s..
181:2.20 And then, when you are blessed with s., go forth
spiritual vitality
155:3.7 Faith promotes s. and righteous fruitfulness.
spiritual volition
40:5.9 ages, before man’s ascent to the level of higher s.,
118:6.6 S. has begun to taste liberation from the fetters of
118:6.6 because s. is self-identifying with the will of God.
spiritual water
34:6.8 Spirit-motivated beings “never thirst, for this s. shall
spiritual way
160:2.1 live together: the material or animal way and the s.
spiritual wealth
140:5.7 The poor in spirit seek for goals of s.—for God.
spiritual weapons
194:3.11 teachers of this new religion are equipped with s..
spiritual welfare
110:1.2 devoutly faithful to the task of fostering man’s s..
129:0.1 take a keen personal interest in the s. of every one of
167:7.5 celestial beings who are concerned in the s. of man.
spiritual wickedness
166:1.4 covetousness, extortion, and all manner of s..
spiritual wisdom
19:1.5 But that path does not lead to s. wisdom.
35:3.20 The schools of universe administration and s. are
146:2.6 the s. and universe consistency of any petition is
spiritual women
195:9.4 Religion does need new leaders, s. and men who
spiritual work
4:1.6 The work of God is literal as well as s..
16:4.2 material and at the same time so exquisitely s..
77:8.1 to assist in the s and semispiritual work on the planet
93:5.8 honors of the Egyptian court and return to the s.
158:6.4 nor can you do s. in the absence of spiritual power.
spiritual workings
195:8.9 unacknowledged s. of the life and teaching of Jesus
spiritual world(s)
2:6.1 but the goodness of God is found only in the s. of
2:6.9 facing the s., God is a personal love;
7:3.5 much more perfect is the superb technique of the s.!
9:1.4 reactions with mind, wields great power in the s.,
16:4.6 Much of the reality of the s. is of the morontia order,
18:4.3 In recording the names of these beings of the s.,
23:4.1 to make all the personalities of the far-flung s. akin.
25:1.1 In the s. there is no such thing as menial work;
25:4.18 these technical or legal reference minds of the s..
38:9.9 The gap between the material and s. is perfectly
42:1.5 transition realms between the material and the s..
46:2.7 in the Paradise journey is far more material than s..
51:1.6 These beings are the connecting links between the s.
86:5.11 the methods employed by the personalities of the s.
92:4.3 Revelatory religion is propounded by the real s.;
101:7.5 between the realities of the material and the s.
101:9.9 to the supernal realities of the eternal and s. by
103:6.11 of the phenomena of both the natural and the s.,
110:6.17 Faith transmutes potentials to actuals in the s.,
132:1.2 The standard of values must be looked for in the s.
133:0.3 before God and in the s. all mortals stand on equal
150:3.6 all such material means of influencing the s. is gross
150:3.7 The only means of communion with the s. is
151:3.3 the analogy existing between the natural and the s.
163:2.8 The forces of the s. will not coerce man; they allow
166:4.2 Do you see the power of the s. manifested in the life
168:4.5 except when the superior viewpoint of the s. has
170:4.14 periodical changes in both the material and the s..
spiritual worship
47:9.2 Here you begin a new and more s. of the unseen
74:4.6 devoted to physical improvement, noontime to s.,
92:5.16 the augmentation of the religious brotherhood of s.
160:4.12 exalting influences under the releasing touch of s..
163:3.1 S. cannot be shared with material devotions;
178:1.3 You shall not render s. to earthly rulers;
196:3.18 values; neither can you estimate the quality of s..
spiritual worth
54:6.5 advanced his administrative status and enhanced his s
100:6.2 be supreme is truly a cosmic reality of genuine s..
spiritual zones
46:4.9 while the embellishment of the purely s. is no less
spiritual-ascension
36:5.11 Worship is the badge of s. candidacy.
spiritual-attainment
4:3.5 which has been so freely provided by the s. plans
spiritual-counterparting
49:5.14 the other brain for the s. activities of the Adjuster.
spiritual-energy
44:5.4 3. S. manipulators. The manipulators of spiritual
44:5.8 Divine rest is associated with the technique of s.
spiritual-food
166:1.4 platters while the s. vessels are filthy and polluted!
spiritual-gravity
7:3.2 The s. pull of the Eternal Son constitutes the
9:2.3 the widespread influence of the s. urge of the Son,
12:6.3 of his inherent and universal physical- and s.
12:8.5 s. action is the qualitative measure of the living
spiritual-growth
91:8.11 Prayer is the most potent s. stimulus.
spiritual-insight
102:3.10 material segments of science with the s. concept
spiritual-reality
5:0.1 the soul’s contemplation of this s. presence to find
spiritualism
77:8.13 taking place under the general designation of “s..”
spirituality
0:10.1 are involved in absolute meanings and infinite s.,
6:2.5 the Father’s character of divinity and attributes of s..
9:0.1 Actor would personalize as an unlimited s.
26:8.3 Advancement is determined purely by the s. of the
30:4.11 level of intelligence mastery and endowment of s.
42:11.4 and s. in time and space is measured inversely to
48:5.6 enter the schools of philosophy, divinity, and pure s..
52:7.9 to ever-ascending heights of wisdom, s., and cosmic
55:5.4 is in inverse proportion to the morality and s. of the
68:3.3 been striving more or less for the attainment of s..
71:4.14 12. Augmentation of cosmic insight—s..
96:0.1 multifarious deities into the “one s. of the gods”
100:2.4 S. becomes at once the indicator of one’s nearness
100:2.4 S. enhances the ability to discover beauty in things,
100:2.5 The achievement of finality of s. is equivalent to the
103:0.1 enlarge man’s viewpoint of ethics, religion, and s..
109:3.2 acquirement to attain higher levels of emerging s..
111:2.6 inherent in such a fragment of absolute s. together
112:6.1 up to the final morontia level of progressive s..
113:1.2 are assigned in accordance with human s., destiny,
113:1.6 an attainment of the circles of intellectuality and s..
113:1.8 third circle of human intellectuality and acquired s.,
114:7.1 capacity, adequate moral status, and requisite s.,
115:7.8 mind of the Conjoint Actor integrates the divine s. of
196:2.4 Mortals in all stages of s. and on all worlds may
196:3.24 are unified by the increasing s. of the experience of
spiritualization
2:3.6 Sons in the local universes is one of creation and s..
9:2.2 the Infinite Spirit is a personalized s. of the Eternal
9:2.5 spirits which work for man’s uplifting and s. all act
12:8.4 The bestowal of spirit and the s. of personalities,
23:0.1 the Son directly participated in this stupendous s..
26:3.2 all seven of the Havona circuits of progressive s..
26:6.3 a new s. of purpose, a new sensitivity for divinity,
34:5.5 sanctification and s. of the inner life of those mortals
34:6.1 evolution of an inhabited planet and the further s. of
49:4.7 only by advancing civilization and by gradual s..
49:4.9 Survival is dependent on s. by the ministry of the
52:5.2 When the worlds have become ripe for s.,
91:6.6 the enhancement and s. of society if those who pray
108:5.5 for the purpose of constructing, by adjustment and s.
111:2.10 The inevitable result of such a contactual s. of the
117:3.4 of all creature evolution, progression, and s..
123:2.1 to indwell their minds and work for the ultimate s.
133:6.6 Salvation is the s. of the self-realization of the moral
154:2.5 The s. of the human soul requires intimate
spiritualize
2:0.3 all our efforts to enlarge and s. the human concept
22:7.5 jointly elected to make the paradisiacal effort to s.,
91:7.9 4. More completely to s. his day-by-day living while
102:5.3 religion can conserve, exalt, and s. such values.
110:2.3 to control your thinking, as such, but rather to s. it,
110:4.2 The Adjuster is engaged in a constant effort so to s.
111:7.3 Why not allow the Adjuster to s. your thinking,
spiritualized
1:3.3 to discern him by the faith-vision of the s. mind.
1:7.8 clarify as your minds become progressively s.
5:2.5 It is exceedingly difficult for the meagerly s. mind to
6:4.8 number and whereabouts of all the s. beings in the
7:1.1 He literally holds all spirit realities and all s. values,
7:3.2 All genuine spirit values and all bona fide s.
9:2.2 The Eternal Son is a s. personalization of the Father;
12:8.16 The brighter the shining of the s. personality
14:2.7 beings who have attained Havona are more fully s.
15:7.7 Hereon is man s. following his constellation
19:5.10 the perfecting mortals—s. and ascendant souls from
21:5.7 that which cannot be sometime s. will eventually
23:1.2 Spirit to be personalized in time and s. in space.
45:7.1 instructors—partially s. will creatures and others—
48:6.35 a well-balanced poise—a stabilized and s. attitude—
50:4.10 educated and s. children of the surrounding peoples
55:8.4 ever-advancing realms of philosophy and s. thinking.
101:1.3 but in the realm of the highest and most s. thinking.
101:9.8 2. Religion creates for the mind a s. consciousness of
110:2.2 No human being will ever be s. by a divine Monitor
111:1.7 extremes—the wholly mechanized and the entirely s..
117:5.4 expressed and spiritually portrayed—in the s. mind,
130:4.10 the eye of the s. intellect discerns a world of true
133:6.7 “The human soul, when matured, ennobled, and s.,
136:4.4 always does this s. human mind say, “Not my will
144:4.5 It is an avenue of approach to s. self-realization and
155:6.18 God has found you, idealized, ennobled, s. you,
160:5.3 the spirit reality and ideal of all your s. concepts.
195:7.16 art humanizes science, while in turn it is s. by true
spiritualizes
99:3.3 religion s. and idealizes the individual citizen.
117:5.2 man enriches, s., and unifies his evolving self to the
spiritualizing
4:0.3 but this ascension scheme for s. and training the
5:1.3 associated with your inner soul and your s. self.
5:3.8 mind’s assenting to the attempt of its s. self,
6:8.5 more discernible to your progressively s. mind.
12:7.7 to shine brighter and brighter in the s. acts of those
13:0.5 the Isle of Paradise, is bathed in these s. influences.
35:3.11 for all beings who are engaged in educating and s.
40:7.2 with the s. activities of the indwelling Adjuster.
52:7.2 The Teacher Sons come in groups to the s. worlds.
91:3.3 prayer is a socializing, moralizing, and s. practice.
99:5.6 Any religious belief which is effective in s. the
100:4.6 then you are certainly socializing and truly s. your
104:3.3 grasp this concept of final value and s. significance.
107:6.3 the partnership between the God-knowing s. mortal
108:1.7 Adjusters the one best suited to the task of s. and
117:4.9 The evolution of Adjuster progress in the s. and
spiritually
0:11.12 and s. possible to have finite personalities in time.
1:4.5 to the fullness of that creature’s capacity to s. grasp
1:5.15 by divine aid, to ascend to the s. perfect worlds on
2:0.2 but the most enlightening and s. edifying of all
2:5.6 all that physically and s. separates you from the
2:6.2 but only revealed religion becomes truly and s. moral
3:1.10 all this, as it operates on Urantia, is a s. defensive
5:1.1 S., man must be translated many times before he
5:1.6 If mortal man is wholeheartedly s. motivated,
5:1.6 man is so certainly and so effectively s. endowed by
5:1.7 Man is s. indwelt by a surviving Thought Adjuster.
5:1.7 If such a human mind is sincerely and s. motivated,
5:5.10 3. S. man thrives in the experience of divine
6:4.4 The Father must be s. omnipresent, but such
6:4.6 S. the Eternal Son is omnipresent.
6:4.7 The Original Son is universally and s. self-conscious.
7:1.6 a direct attractiveness of a spirit nature between s.
7:2.4 Here the infinite Son s. and creatively functions in
7:7.2 father personality of the First Source are s. present in
8:5.2 He is at will s. present equally with the Son or with
11:1.2 The Father is cosmically focalized, s. personalized,
11:1.3 if you were s. qualified, and had the necessary
14:2.9 Havona is a s. perfect and physically stable
14:3.8 S. these worlds are ideally appointed; they are
14:5.4 As the new arrivals progress s., attain identity
22:7.7 creature-trinitized son become in a certain sense s.
23:2.10 Messengers are s. alike and in every sense equal.
27:1.4 And as you there s. repersonalize, you will recognize
32:3.4 being s. represented by the prepersonal presence
32:3.6 Literally and figuratively, s. and personally,
32:4.9 and in your heart the Father is present, s. speaking,
34:5.4 seeking to teach truth and to s. enlighten the minds
34:6.8 Such souls are s. illuminated and refreshed, morally
35:9.9 lines of communication on such a s. isolated world
38:9.6 midwayers are energized intellectually and s. by the
38:9.7 energized by the Adamic technique, s. encircuited by
38:9.7 divided into four physical types, seven orders s.,
40:5.1 And then you are made s. aware of the great truth
43:7.2 S., the univitatia are alike; intellectually, they vary
43:8.11 Intellectually, socially, and s. two moral creatures do
44:1.13 thus appeal to immature or s. indolent individuals.
44:7.2 harmony are intellectually associated and s. akin.
44:7.2 justice are s. bound up together with living truth
44:7.3 intellectually true, emotionally beautiful, and s. good;
46:5.25 The entire world has been rendered s. fragrant since
47:1.3 you are in a way s. aware of the presence of your
47:2.6 on the finaliter world just as they s. minister to
47:3.9 S., of course, the mansion world students are far in
47:8.6 they are more like supermortals, s. speaking,
49:5.20 while twenty-three per cent are more s. inclined
52:5.2 all other worlds are s. advanced by the bestowal of
52:5.3 encounters a race s. trained to assimilate advanced
52:6.2 hardly achieve such happy results on a s. isolated
53:6.2 The seraphic leader was s. blinded by the brilliant
64:4.12 During these s. dark ages the culture of superstitious
70:9.12 activities may be exalted by becoming s. motivated.
76:2.3 Being much depressed s., he intrusted the
80:7.8 left the s. impoverished races of the world in a
91:2.6 prayer wherein the s. progressing individual attains
91:4.4 But the s. advanced person should exercise great
93:1.1 the human races were slowly losing ground s..
94:6.12 deified by their followers in those s. dark ages of
94:6.12 During these s. decadent centuries the religion of the
100:3.1 loyalties are socially effective and s. progressive.
106:0.4 to the maximum of status, both s. and physically.
106:4.3 as the Supreme is now s. and personally present in
108:6.5 are surely re-creating you as you really are (only s.)
110:7.6 So few mortals are real thinkers; you do not s.
112:3.2 when he has been pronounced s. insolvent, bankrupt
112:5.10 When the more s. and cosmically advanced mortals
114:5.4 Technically, the planet is still s. isolated in the
117:5.4 actualized—creatively expressed and s. portrayed—
120:2.6 your bestowal, set rebellion-segregated man s. free
121:4.4 Cynic preachers did much to prepare the s. hungry
121:5.6 Upon such a s. hungry world a flood of mystery
121:5.6 including the ignorant but s. hungry average man
124:1.13 to grow physically, intellectually, socially, and s..
124:6.15 overflowing with affectionate pity for the s. blind
125:4.2 a s. impoverished people, tradition bound and living
125:5.10 how best he might labor to reveal to his s. blinded
127:4.7 youth, but he was not so s. inclined as Jesus.
127:4.7 while a faithful worker, was even less s. minded.
130:2.3 appeal to the minds of the s. hungry Asiatic peoples
130:2.10 every reflective and s. minded human being can
130:4.10 Truth is the domain of the s. endowed intellect that
132:2.2 If you are s. indolent and morally unprogressive,
132:2.4 The s blind individual who logically follows scientific
132:2.9 becomes so wholly, divinely, and s. unified with
132:2.9 it has become divinely complete and s. replete;
133:7.7 a part of absolute unity which s. activates such a
134:4.7 S., all men are equal.
134:4.10 S., they all believed in a sovereign God; socially,
134:6.2 Religion makes it s. possible to realize the
136:4.4 the divine mind has triumphantly and s. dominated
137:5.3 the prophetic utterances of the more s. minded of
139:11.4 not change from a Jewish nationalist to a s. minded
141:3.5 to the s. minded women among his followers,
141:5.1 feel alike or even think alike in order s. to be alike.
143:7.5 Prayer is s. sustaining, worship is divinely creative.
145:2.5 Many of the s. minded among you have known
145:3.14 divine energy were not permanently s. benefited by
147:3.4 Some of the afflicted were so s. revivified that they
148:4.4 measure of unwillingness to be divinely led and s.
153:3.5 is not that which enters into the mouth that s. defiles
153:3.5 things that morally defile and s. contaminate men.
155:3.3 The apostles learned that the Jews were s. stagnant
155:6.5 a belief in things which are s. repugnant, unholy,
155:6.12 which accept the theory of God while they s. fail
158:2.5 or because they were s. more fit to enjoy such a rare
158:2.5 Jesus well knew that none of the twelve were s. fit
159:4.7 mean that their words were similarly s. inspired.
161:1.3 as long as you are s. acquainted with the ideal of his
162:3.1 while these scribes and Pharisees were s. blind
167:6.3 must grow up s. as children grow up physically on
169:1.15 all who are confused, or otherwise s. blinded by
170:5.20 the true believers in Jesus will not be s. divided in
175:1.18 You are s. blind.
180:5.4 the s. unprogressive soul is all the while dragging the
181:1.2 the divine estate wherein they are s. perfected
184:4.5 physically assault that which he cannot s. attain or
184:4.6 sure and certain technique whereby the s. isolated
186:2.3 his socially nearsighted and s. blinded fellow mortals.
190:5.4 That he will open the eyes of the s. blind and bring
195:1.5 the Greeks were s. hungry; they were inquiring,
195:2.5 Greco-Romans to become just as s. devoted to an
195:3.3 comfort and liberating power to a s. hungry people
195:7.2 man materially what religion does for him s.:
195:7.15 but it does not prove that man is s. immortal.
195:10.1 Modern culture must become s. baptized with a
195:10.14 Many s. indolent souls crave an ancient religion of
195:10.16 his message which would s. unite in loving service
196:3.16 lived in man, he could not unselfishly and s. love.
196:3.26 such an illuminated man is s. equipped to begin the
spironga
30:1.47 4. S..
37:9.6 together with the Spirit-fused ascenders and the s.
37:10.2 The S. are the spirit offspring of the Bright and
37:10.2 They are exempt from personality termination but
37:10.2 Neither are they functionally concerned with the
37:10.2 They are the spirit helpers of the local universe,
43:0.4 including the efficient s. and beautiful spornagia.
46:4.7 Jerusem enjoys the efficient services of the s. of
47:0.4 The s. function from mansion world number two
spit
69:6.4 Under no circumstances would ancients s. in a fire,
88:1.8 For an elder or superior to s. on one was the highest
171:4.2 And so will they mock the Son of Man, even s.
184:3.18 s. in Jesus’ face, and many mockingly slapped him
184:4.1 They mocked him, s. upon him, and buffeted him.
185:6.2 And they s. upon him and struck him in the face
spite
1:7.4 unity of will in s. of the constant changing of our
41:5.5 matter and, in s. of divergent gravity attractions,
61:2.3 In s. of the massing of land in high latitudes, the
65:3.3 the two prior life strains having perished in s. of all
69:5.5 Capital represents the saving of property in s. of the
73:4.4 enterprise was carried through to completion in s. of
80:9.12 In s. of the partial Adamic default, the higher types
82:3.3 But in s. of all this, those races which exalted and
83:4.9 The luck element, that in s. of all premarital tests
97:8.3 But in s. of all this they lingered on in bondage,
100:5.6 morbid visions, but in s. of all these phenomena.
101:3.1 religion lives in s of its contamination with erroneous
101:3.10 6. Maintains a divine trust in ultimate victory in s. of
101:3.14 the continued survival of altruism in s. of selfishness,
101:3.16 12. Goes right on worshiping God in s. of anything
102:7.6 attained the highlands of spiritual experience in s. of
103:1.4 Religion persists in s. of revolutionary changes in
103:3.1 In s. of their belief in spirits, primitive Australians
104:3.2 In s. of all concepts concerning the immutability
112:5.20 Selfhood persists in s. of a continuous change in
112:6.5 it does persist in s. of the loss of the material intellect
126:2.8 But in s. of all that Jesus and the Nazareth neighbors
127:3.14 in s. of the depressiveness of their poverty.
133:1.4 I insist on believing with a wholehearted trust in s. of
137:3.6 in s. of Jesus’ repeated warnings that they tell no
137:6.6 who, in s. of their doubts, even now believe.
148:6.11 Job found the God of comfort and salvation in s. of
158:6.2 And you cling to these erroneous concepts in s. of
162:1.2 This he did in s. of the efforts of his apostles to
168:4.2 And yet, in s. of this promise, Lazarus actually died.
181:2.27 You know that your brethren love you in s. of this
spitting
88:1.8 devils could be driven out by s. on a person.
88:5.1 Public s. was refrained from because of the fear
187:2.4 all the while cursing and s. upon their executioners.
spittle
88:5.1 used in deleterious magic; s. was always covered.
95:2.6 general belief in the efficacy of s. as a healing agent,
164:3.8 spat on the ground and mixed the clay with the s.,
164:3.10 he made clay with s., anointed my eyes, and directed
164:3.11 faith in the efficacy of the s. of a great or holy man
164:3.12 Jesus made use of the clay and the s. and directed
164:3.14 did believe in the superstition of the efficacy of s.,
Spitzbergen
59:3.3 extending from Ireland through Scotland on to S..
Splandon
15:7.9 the fifth, the headquarters of your major sector, S.,
15:14.7 minor sector is number three in the major sector of S
15:14.7 S. consists of one hundred minor sectors and has a
18:4.7 when you advance to the headquarters of S. after
18:4.9 only upon the registry of the major sector of S.,
35:3.22 in Nebadon is renowned throughout all S..
splendid
52:1.4 the performances of primitive man represent a s.,
52:1.7 compatible with your otherwise s. achievements
55:6.7 all of this s. development is attainable by mortals on
62:4.5 They were, indeed, s. and superior animals, reaching
63:7.1 Andon and Fonta, the s. founders of the human race,
67:5.2 swept down in semisavage assault on the s. city,
67:5.4 every vestige of the noble culture of those s. ages
78:2.2 These s. souls never wholly lost sight of the purpose
91:3.5 that ethical prayer is a s. way to elevate one’s ego
124:0.1 he could not have had such a s. environment for
127:5.1 Since Jesus was such a s. specimen of robust and
130:3.2 to view this s. lifesaving device of man,
131:4.3 I am the splendor of the s. and the goodness of the
138:3.6 having such a s. time that the onlooking Pharisees
191:3.1 morontia Jesus sojourned with these s. intelligences
196:0.9 we stand confronted by such s. self-forgetfulness,
196:1.2 Jesus must not be longer sacrificed to even the s.
splendidly
139:1.6 tingly to their credit that they got along together s..
139:6.5 got along with them s., excepting Judas Iscariot.
196:0.7 Son of Man was a s. unified human personality;
splendor
11:0.2 The glory and spiritual s. of the divine abode are
123:5.12 Mount Hermon raised its snowy peak in majestic s.
131:4.3 I am the s. of the splendid and the goodness of the
131:4.4 His s. is sublime and his beauty divine.
169:3.2 purple and fine linen, lived in mirth and s. every day.
169:3.2 died and was buried with great pomp and regal s..
split
15:5.7 doomed to s.; sun fission occurs, and a new double
41:3.3 your sun was not sufficiently large to s. equatorially,
41:3.4 —suns readily s. into two separate bodies, either
41:10.3 The molten-s. and collisional worlds are sometimes
64:6.18 The green race s. into three major divisions:
splitting
15:5.3 nebula, instead of s. into a double star system
41:6.2 It not only endures solar ionization—s.—but persists
80:9.6 and s. around the Caspian and Black seas, penetrated
spoil
76:2.6 a bad environment can very effectively s. an excellent
118:10.1 which would pamper and s. the children of men.
127:4.8 But they did not s. Ruth.
spoiled
83:7.6 Two pampered and s. youths, educated to expect
139:4.5 Perhaps John was just a bit s.; maybe he had been
139:12.6 Judas was pampered and petted; he was a s. child.
spoils
69:8.3 their enemies, taking all their property as s..
70:7.18 forms being the tithe, one tenth of the hunt or s..
93:5.7 when leaving Egypt, he was given a share of the s. of
93:5.13 in giving a tenth of his s. to the Salem treasury.
spoilsmen
71:3.10 the end of the administration of political s., but later
spoke
40:6.2 “S. the prophet of old in the name of the eternal
43:3.3 by three Constellation Fathers and accordingly s. of
47:0.1 The Creator Son s. of the “many mansions in the
48:6.33 When the apostle s. of being “caught up to the
74:3.5 From the inaugural mount they s. to the people
80:8.2 a culture and religion derived from the Andites, s.
86:5.11 They truly believed that God s. to them in dreams,
93:2.5 Melchizedek s. Chaldean and a half dozen other
96:5.5 You saw no similitude on the day that your God s. to
97:3.2 “Yahweh s., saying, ‘The land shall not be sold, for
100:7.5 Jesus s. with undoubted confidence and taught with
104:1.10 they thought Jesus s. figuratively and symbolically.
121:6.2 The common people s. some dialect of Aramaic;
121:6.2 of Aramaic; the priests and rabbis s. Hebrew;
121:6.2 and the better strata of Jews in general s. Greek.
122:9.9 Even as he s. by the mouth of his holy prophets—
123:3.1 Mary s. little Greek, but Joseph was a fluent
124:2.1 It was two years before Jesus again s. to his parents
124:2.8 who often s. of Jesus as being too pert, as lacking
127:4.1 Less frequently they s. of his lifework, for, as time
128:4.4 Jesus never s. about this offer to his family,
128:6.7 And the Roman judge s. the truth.
128:7.5 Mary seldom s. of Jesus’ future mission.
130:5.1 the harsh words which Paul later s. concerning them
133:3.6 he s. sharply to these women and rudely motioned
133:6.2 Jesus s. comforting words to him and quoted the
135:9.1 also that Jesus s. no word to John even after he had
136:0.1 Though Jesus s. of John as the greatest of the
137:4.8 And then s. Jesus: “Woman, what have you to do
137:7.2 and by the gracious words which he s. to them
137:7.4 Jesus s. in the synagogue but twice.
138:1.2 John s. up, asking: “But, Master, will these six
138:3.6 Peter whispered this criticism to Jesus before he s.
138:3.8 s. of but one thing: the goodness and friendliness of
138:6.3 But again they did not understand why he thus s.,
139:11.1 Simon was a fiery agitator and was a man who s.
140:1.1 Before the formal ordination service Jesus s. to the
140:3.1 Jesus s., saying: “Now that you are ambassadors
141:1.1 but Jesus s. to them and besought them not to
141:7.10 Jesus s. directly to men’s souls.
143:1.8 this was one of those few occasions when Jesus s.
143:6.1 before he s. to the people, he turned aside and said
145:2.7 And then Ezekiel foresaw even this day when he s.
145:2.12 he s. in a dreamy state, saying: “What have we to do
146:2.1 Jesus s. at great length in further explanation of his
146:4.3 the leper s. in this way because among the Jews
146:5.2 he suddenly s., “Return to your home; your son will
147:3.6 take offense that we s. words of life to these afflicted
147:4.2 I s. to men of high ideals, not to those who would
147:5.4 s. up, saying: “Simon, I have something which I
148:3.1 Jesus s. only once in the Capernaum synagogue,
148:6.8 “Job’s third friend, Zophar, then s. less comforting
148:6.12 But John never s. of this conference until after the
148:7.1 Jesus s. in the Capernaum synagogue on the “Joys
148:9.3 s. to them, saying: “Why do you so reason in your
149:6.11 prophet s. advisedly when he said, ‘Walk humbly
150:8.10 And then Jesus s. for fifteen minutes on “The Sons
151:2.5 Thomas s. up: “Yes, Master, I wish to say a few
151:2.6 The words which Thomas s. had a quieting effect
151:4.2 Jesus s. another parable: “The kingdom of heaven is
151:4.7 Many other parables s. Jesus to the multitudes.
151:5.1 Jesus s. to them in the afternoon after the preaching
152:0.1 As Jesus s. with those who had assembled to greet
152:0.2 Peter s. up: “Master, you can see that this crowd
152:2.3 and Jesus s. to them briefly, being followed by Peter.
152:2.6 This was too much for Philip, and he s. right up:
152:3.3 the Mark lad, s., “And he refused to be our king.”
153:2.2 Then s. the priests and the teachers to the princes
153:2.2 Then s. Jeremiah to all the princes and to all the
153:3.7 Jesus s. out with less reserve because he knew the
154:6.6 Mary out in the garden to revive her while Jesus s.
155:1.1 Said Jesus: “You should all recall how the Psalmist s.
156:3.2 All of these peoples s. the Greek language.
156:4.2 The Master s. in Tyre only once, on the afternoon
156:5.4 by remarking: ‘The Lord s. to me saying, do thus
158:2.3 they s. not of it to any man until after the Master’s
158:3.3 this occasion s. through the Father Melchizedek.
158:5.2 James of Safed s. those long-to-be-remembered
158:6.5 let me declare to each of you that which I s. to
158:7.4 Peter s. thus because he loved Jesus; but the
158:7.5 Master s. further: “If any man would come after
159:5.10 well illustrated by many parables which he later s.
162:2.9 they were astonished and s. tauntingly to Eber:
162:7.1 assembled in Solomon’s Porch, Jesus s. to them,
163:3.4 And Jesus s. to all of the twelve: “Verily, verily, I
164:4.8 The officer of the court s. to the former blind man,
164:4.10 We know that God s. through Moses, but as for
165:4.8 Ezekiel s. truth when he said, ‘With their mouths
165:5.1 you s. many words to the lingering multitude which
166:1.4 And since no one s., Jesus continued: “Many of
167:0.3 That Friday night James s. in the synagogue,
167:1.5 Jesus stood up and s. to all present: “My brethren,
167:2.1 And then Jesus s. a parable, which even his friendly
167:6.2 Jesus s. words of courage and hope to their mothers.
167:7.4 I s. not in figurative language nor in poetic strains.
168:1.11 When Jesus s. those words of command, “Take away
168:2.7 You shall be a living witness of the truth which I s.—
170:2.24 Jesus often s. of it as the “kingdom of life.”
170:2.24 Jesus once s. of such an experience as “family
171:4.8 When Jesus s. of “rising on the third day,”
171:4.8 When Jesus s. of “rising,” they thought he referred
173:1.7 Jesus, returning to the speaker’s stand, s. to the
173:3.2 And the people s. with one accord, saying,
173:5.1 crowd and s. the parable of the wedding feast.
174:4.4 Jesus s. the truth when he referred to this lawyer as
174:5.2 sat near while Jesus s. to his apostles and a number
174:5.10 the Father’s representation s. to Jesus of Nazareth,
175:1.20 while you plot to destroy Him of whom they s..
175:1.20 make ready to slay him of whom the prophets s.,
177:0.1 At last Jesus s.: “I desire that you rest today.
179:3.2 he s. the heart feelings of all his fellow apostles.
181:2.13 Then s. Matthew: “But, Master, who will send us,
181:2.23 Then Nathaniel s., asking Jesus this question: “I
182:0.2 they s. to one another concerning the Master’s
183:3.1 Though the Master s. to Judas kindly, he greeted
183:5.5 appear before Annas, the Son of Man s. no word.
184:1.4 Annas s., “What are the names of your disciples,
184:1.6 The kindly manner in which Jesus s. to Annas
184:1.6 Annas s. no words of rebuke to his steward, but
184:2.1 when he s. to her, requesting that she let Peter in,
184:5.6 no witnesses s. for the defense, and neither was Jesus
185:2.3 Then s. the clerk of the Sanhedrin court to Pilate:
186:2.2 Before Pilate he s. only when he thought that
186:2.11 Pilate s. more truly than he knew when, after Jesus
186:2.11 as Pilate s., there echoed throughout all Nebadon,
186:4.2 of more than half an hour Jesus never s. a word.
189:0.1 the assembled celestial hosts then on Urantia, s.
189:1.10 Jesus s. the first words of the postmortal career.
189:4.10 Then s. Jesus to them, saying, “Whom do you seek?”
190:2.3 And then the strange form s., saying: “James, I
190:2.4 but Jesus bade him stand while he s. with him.
190:5.2 he did not recognize the Master even when he s.
190:5.6 “No wonder our hearts burned within us as he s. to
191:1.2 he stood still, clenching his fists, while he s. aloud:
191:1.2 who s. to him in familiar tones, saying: “Peter, the
191:6.1 Even as Nathan s., the morontia Master appeared
192:1.3 And when they answered, “No,” Jesus s. again.
192:1.4 And then Jesus s., not as he had in Jerusalem,
192:1.5 Now s. Jesus: “Bring in your fish and prepare some
192:1.8 Jesus s. to them, saying: “Come now, all of you,
192:3.2 Their Master now s. with the rulers of the universes
193:2.3 to identify his personality when Jesus s. to them.
194:4.3 the spirit, and they s. the word of God with boldness.
spoken
10:5.4 Trinity in relation to the finite is sometimes s. of as
19:3.5 intents and purposes the Ancients of Days have s..
19:4.5 —or a million—when the voice of wisdom has s. and
19:4.5 Therefore, when a Censor has s., no one else may
26:1.16 pairs, the one is s. of as complemental to the other.
33:1.1 Urantia, he is sometimes s. of as Christ Michael.
35:3.1 420 tributaries—are often s. of as the Melchizedek
42:2.6 On Uversa, space potency is s. of as ABSOLUTA.
42:2.9 Primordial force is sometimes s. of as pure energy;
42:2.13 collectively, are s. of on Uversa as ULTIMATA.
44:4.3 a tongue s. by its personalities and prevailing
44:4.6 We have the equivalent of your written and s. word,
55:1.3 Although the planetary temples have been s. of as
74:2.2 The tongue of Eden was an Andonic dialect as s. by
77:8.3 lines of maleness and femaleness, often being s. of
87:2.6 The names of the dead were never s..
113:0.1 In many a revelation “the word was s. by angels”;
119:1.2 And having thus s., Michael of Nebadon vanished
121:7.4 the first century after Christ the s. interpretation of
121:7.5 Ezekiel had s. of a “new spirit to live in man’s soul,”
121:8.4 “it might be fulfilled which was s. by the prophet.”
128:3.3 Far East, countries he had so frequently heard s. of
130:0.4 rudiments of the language s. by Gonod and Ganid.
135:6.6 as s. by the prophet, saying, ‘make ready the way
135:8.1 Jesus had s. favorably of John’s message, and this
136:2.4 now exalted Personalized Adjuster had thus s.,
136:10.1 And when he had thus s., he journeyed down the
137:4.4 No sooner had they s. of these matters to Jesus
137:5.2 And when he had s., he departed, going to his own
137:8.18 When Jesus had thus s., he sat down.
139:5.7 Philip was often s. of as “Philip of Bethsaida,
140:7.1 After Jesus had s., Thomas mustered up courage
143:5.4 “You have s. the truth, for, while you may have
143:5.5 ashamed that she had so unthinkingly s. to Jesus,
144:4.10 their Master so rarely uttered his prayers as s. words.
144:8.3 And when Jesus had s. further to the messengers of
145:3.3 had s. with such unprecedented power and authority!
145:5.8 When Jesus had s., Andrew and his fellow apostles
145:5.10 The Master has s..
147:1.1 synagogue wherein you have so many times s..”
147:4.3 When the Master had s., Nathaniel stood up and
148:6.10 While the speech of God s. from the whirlwind
148:9.3 And when Jesus had thus s., the paralytic arose,
150:8.1 As a young man Jesus had often s. in this place of
151:1.1 After Peter had s. a few words, Jesus said:
151:2.6 I will say that I think this parable was s. to teach us
151:5.6 Jesus plainly explained to the twelve that he had s. to
152:4.1 Hardly a word was s.; they were all thinking of the
153:5.4 The words which I have s. to you are spirit and life
155:5.16 “Master, you have s. to us the words of life and truth
156:1.4 And when Norana had thus s., Thomas withdrew.
157:1.2 Now Peter had s. hastily.
157:1.4 Jesus having thus s., and Peter so soon appearing
157:2.2 When Jesus had thus s., he withdrew and prepared
157:3.5 thereby indicating that Peter had s. for all of them.
157:4.8 when Jesus had thus s., he directed the twelve to go
158:1.10 same that had s. on the occasion of Jesus’ baptism
158:2.1 the distance down the mountain not a word was s..
158:3.4 was s. in words to be heard by the three apostles.
158:6.5 When Jesus had thus s. to the twelve, he added:
159:3.14 disciples who were not present when they were s..
162:5.3 And all that my Father has s. I also proclaim to the
163:1.5 When Jesus had thus s. to the seventy, he began with
163:6.4 When Jesus had thus s. to the Father, he turned aside
164:3.8 When Jesus had s., he said to Nathaniel and
164:4.10 When Josiah had thus s., the Sanhedrin broke up
165:2.5 And when Jesus had s. this parable, no one asked
165:5.2 different from those s. to the disciples and the
166:1.4 When the Master had thus s., they cast their eyes
167:3.3 When the unfriendly ruler had thus s., Jesus
167:6.2 And when the Master had s. to his apostles, he
167:7.7 And Jesus would have s. further with Nathaniel
168:0.6 When Martha had s., Jesus reached down and,
169:3.1 The Master has s., and you do well to ponder his
171:0.3 but they also knew that he had s. about another
171:4.3 wake up to the realization that the Master had s. to
171:4.7 when he had s., he turned to those around him and
171:8.2 which was intended for all the disciples, was s.
172:1.6 what she has done will be s. of in memory of her.”
172:5.1 Not a word was s. until they separated after arriving
173:2.5 And when they had s., Jesus, looking down upon
174:5.10 When Jesus had thus s., the Personalized Adjuster of
174:5.11 the one who was by him, “An angel has s. to him.”
174:5.14 Having thus s., Jesus led the way over the narrow
176:2.6 travail of Jerusalem, about which I have s. to you,
177:1.5 Mark never forgot the Master’s final admonition, s.
178:3.5 When the Master had s., he arose, and they all
179:2.1 the Master had gone to his place, not a word was s..
179:4.3 And when Jesus had thus s., they all began again
179:4.3 of this, even though the Master had so plainly s..
179:4.6 When Jesus had thus s., leaning over toward Judas,
179:4.6 they saw Judas hasten off after Jesus had s. to him,
180:2.1 Already are you clean through the word I have s.,
180:3.1 But always remember the words I have s. to you:
180:3.9 And when Philip had s., Jesus said: “Philip, have I
180:6.8 “Down here I have taught you in proverbs and s. to
182:1.2 When Jesus had s., he led the way a short distance
182:2.2 having thus s., he motioned them to their tents,
182:2.4 The Master’s comment in reference to Judas, s. in
182:3.6 Among other words s. to him by the mighty angel
184:1.6 “You know full well that I have s. openly to the
184:1.6 In secret I have s. nothing; why, then, do you ask
184:1.6 all Jerusalem has heard that which I have s. even if
184:1.6 “My friend, if I have s. evil, bear witness against
184:1.6 if I have s. the truth, why, then, should you smite
184:2.8 Peter remembered the words of warning s. to him
185:5.4 And when Pilate had thus s., the chief priests and
187:5.2 mercy, forgiveness, and admonition had been s..
187:5.2 three passages which were s. with sufficient
187:5.5 And when he had thus s., Jesus bowed his head and
189:1.11 After Jesus had s., he signaled to the Personalized
189:4.13 Magdalene repeated the words which Jesus had s. to
190:2.3 When James heard his name s., he knew that it
190:3.1 And when he had thus s., he vanished from their
190:5.3 when Jesus had s., they stood still and viewed him
190:5.5 Not a word had these two men s. since Jesus began
191:2.2 When the morontia Jesus had s., he vanished in an
191:5.4 When the Master had so s., he looked down into
191:6.4 When the Master had so s., he vanished from their
192:1.3 John perceived that it was the Master who had s. to
192:2.14 When Jesus had thus s., he vanished from their sight.
192:4.3 When he had thus appeared and had so s. to them,
193:0.6 When the Master had s. to them, he vanished from
193:1.1 Jesus had s. to Nalda concerning the water of life.
193:3.3 When Jesus had s., he beckoned for them to come
193:3.3 Not a word was s. by any of them from the time they
193:5.3 When the morontia Master had thus s., he vanished
spokes
15:0.1 seven s. the radiations of the Seven Master Spirits,
spokesman
16:3.16 Trinity attitudes or, rather, acts as s. for the attitude
37:1.9 personal representative of the Son and as s. for his
74:2.5 Annan, a loyal daughter and s. for the Nodites;
114:3.5 the planetary governor can function as a s. for the
139:7.2 and publicity s. for the apostolic organization.
147:1.1 So the elders went to see Jesus and their s. said:
151:6.7 Said their s. to Peter and Andrew: “Fishermen of
157:4.2 and by common consent, the s. for the twelve.
162:3.2 As they came near, the s. said: “Master, this woman
164:4.2 After some preliminary questioning, the s. for the
164:4.7 Said the s. of the court: “Is this your son?
174:2.2 came forward and by their s. addressed Jesus:
174:3.1 Their s., drawing near to him, said: “Master, Moses
174:4.2 Pharisees to ask harassing questions, and the s.,
174:5.1 from Alexandria, Athens, and Rome, whose s. said
177:4.6 This s. for Judas went on to explain that Judas
185:2.1 Therefore did the s. for the Sanhedrist court
188:2.2 Said the s. of this committee to Pilate: “Sir, we
189:2.2 the archangel s. for the celestial hosts was given
190:0.5 Mary was the chief s. for the women’s corps,
190:0.5 but Mary was their chief teacher and public s..
spokesmen
15:10.20 7. The seven Reflective Image Aids—the s. of the
37:5.5 devoted to the welfare of the mortal races whose s.
128:5.3 The s. for this committee explained to Jesus that
sponge
187:3.5 putting the saturated s. stopper upon the end of a
187:5.3 the guard again moistened his lips with the same s.
spongelike
58:7.2 algae, primitive Protozoa, and s. transition organisms
sponges
59:1.18 the seaweeds, one-celled organisms, simple s.,
59:2.11 Corals and the later types of s. evolved.
59:3.7 Gastropods, brachiopods, s., and reef-making corals
60:2.8 S. were everywhere, and both cuttlefish and oysters
65:2.2 The s. are the survivors of one of these early midway
65:2.2 transition forms, while not identical with modern s.,
sponsor
1:7.9 I am commissioned to s. those papers portraying the
24:6.1 The Graduate Guides, as a group, s. and conduct
25:6.4 and forwarders of the s. records of time and space.
30:4.28 Then you are presented to those beings who will s.
42:12.11 The Morontia Power Supervisors s., and the
55:8.4 the teaching enterprises which they s. jointly with
136:3.5 the bestowal release of Immanuel, your s.-brother
195:10.20 Christianity unwittingly seemed to s. a society which
195:10.21 of modern Christianity is that it should cease to s. the
sponsored—see sponsored by
66:7.6 Fad s. the Dalamatia plan of teaching that was
92:4.6 mankind had largely lost sight of the revelation s. in
162:1.5 friendly to the spiritual movement which he s..
sponsored by—see also [Sponsored by
PART I S. a Uversa Corps of Superuniverse Personalities
9:3.1 except by the forces and energies conjointly s. by the
27:5.4 and supernaphim s. by the Celestial Recorders.
28:0.1 numerous and intriguing are the transactions s. by
31:10.21 [Jointly s. by a Divine Counselor and One without
31:10.22 the high destiny of evolutionary mortals, were s.
PART II S. by a Nebadon Corps of Local Universe
35:10.3 The universe educational system s. Melchizedeks is
45:7.2 of the universe, including those s. the Melchizedeks.
53:3.6 condemned the entire plan of ascension as s. the
56:10.23 by various authors, having been s. as a group by a
PART III These papers were s. a Corps of Local Universe
93:5.8 and return to the more spiritual work s. Machiventa.
101:5.11 Personally revealed religions are s. the bestowal
103:0.1 All of man’s truly religious reactions are s. by the
113:2.9 but these records are always s. one of the seraphim.
119:8.9 is the sixty-third of a series of presentations, s. by
PART IV This group of papers was s. a commission of twelve
121:0.1 United Brotherhood of Midwayers, conjointly s.
[Sponsored by
10:8.10 [S. by a Universal Censor acting by authority from
16:9.16 [S. by a Universal Censor from Uversa.]
25:8.12 [S. by One High in Authority from Uversa.]
28:7.5 [S. by a Mighty Messenger of Uversa.]
29:5.8 [S. by a Universal Censor acting by authority of the
30:4.35 [S. by a Mighty Messenger from Uversa.]
35:10.6 [S. by the Chief of Archangels acting by authority of
43:9.6 [S. by Malavatia Melchizedek.]
47:10.8 [S. by a Brilliant Evening Star.]
52:7.17 [S. by a Mighty Messenger temporarily attached to
61:7.20 [S. by a Resident Life Carrier.]
62:7.8 [S. by a Life Carrier of Nebadon resident on Urantia.
65:8.7 [S. by a Life Carrier of Nebadon resident on Urantia.
71:8.16 [S. by a Melchizedek of Nebadon.]
81:6.45 [S. by an Archangel of Nebadon.]
115:7.9 [S. by a Mighty Messenger temporarily sojourning
116:7.7 [S. by a Mighty Messenger temporarily sojourning
117:7.18 [S. by a Mighty Messenger temporarily sojourning
118:10.24 [S. by a Mighty Messenger temporarily sojourning
sponsoring
48:3.11 instructors of social conduct, s. classes and other
195:10.8 ancient thought systems effectually prevents the s. of
sponsors
14:6.33 creatures which a Universe Mother Spirit jointly s.
16:3.18 personally s. the progress of the ascension
25:7.1 They are also skillful play s. and are ably assisted by
30:4.15 The seraphim of assignment s. the new body,
45:6.2 for these citizens of Jerusem are the immediate s.
48:4.2 The Morontia Companions are skillful play s.,
50:2.2 the Melchizedeks, their former instructors and s.,
56:10.10 Beauty s. art, music, and the meaningful rhythms of
spontaneity
5:6.9 There is a kinship of divine s. in all personality.
8:1.2 with transcendent willingness and inspiring s.,
9:3.8 which motivate the material level and inject s. into
40:6.7 endowed with a measure of that divine s. of action
42:11.7 of the universe is inexhaustible in the infinity of s..
102:2.3 there is a valid originality and a s. of expression
172:5.6 unsettled by the suddenness and s. of the outburst.
195:6.15 influence of the cosmic mind constantly injects s. into
spontaneous
0:5.4 Personality is never s.; it is the gift of the Father.
5:3.3 engage in such worship as a natural and s. reaction
27:4.2 philosophy, to the spiritual heights of s. worship.
27:4.3 All Paradise conduct is wholly s., in every sense
27:7.2 all who climb to its blissful shores—the s. ebullition
27:7.3 The periodic, s., group, and other special outbursts
36:5.7 of understanding—the s. and apparently automatic
42:5.7 Gamma rays—emanations which characterize the s.
42:7.9 as is illustrated by the s. disruption of uranium
47:7.5 voluntary, unselfish service natural, and worship s.
62:6.3 able to endow such creatures with the gift of s.
68:4.4 his life contained nothing free, s., or original.
89:8.6 a free gift to the gods, a s. offering of gratitude or
91:8.1 There is a truly s. aspect to prayer, for primitive man
91:8.5 Prayer may be a s. expression of God-consciousness
91:8.10 Prayer is a s. outburst of God-consciousness.
92:7.5 thus religion becomes a s. and exquisite devotion,
100:4.1 and devoted living is creative living, original and s..
102:4.3 There develops a natural s. self-consciousness of
111:4.9 of choosing as to whether this creativity shall be s.
126:3.4 each member of the family formulate s. prayers,
140:8.11 came presenting the idea of active and s. kindness,
140:10.6 manifests the fruits of the spirit in the s daily ministry
144:2.2 “Prayer is entirely a personal and s. expression of the
149:1.2 he observed one of these cases of s. healing,
149:1.3 occurred in these cases of s. or unconscious healing.
149:1.4 regarding the nature of these cases of s. healing,
172:3.15 superficial and s. outburst of popular enthusiasm.
177:2.7 There is, indeed, more s. freedom and far more
180:5.12 that s., generous, and sincere friendliness which
194:4.7 This s. sharing of earthly possessions was not a
196:0.5 life of Jesus faith was personal, living, original, s.,
196:0.6 a wholly unconscious and s. soul expression of his
spontaneously
24:7.6 a newborn Graduate Guide “s.” appears on the outer
36:0.1 Life does not originate s..
36:3.1 Life does not s. appear in the universes; Life Carriers
47:1.3 You will not s. visualize finaliters until you acquire
85:7.1 worship may seem to have arisen naturally and s.
143:2.8 whence you s. show forth the fruits of the spirit in
196:2.2 s. to say to the one who called him Good Teacher,
spore
59:5.22 The plants of these times were s. bearing, and the
60:0.2 Even the s.-bearing plants were nearly extinct.
65:6.3 was the evolution of the s. into the complex seed.
65:6.3 The s. is most efficient as a reproductive agent, but
spornagia
37:10.3 The S.. The architectural headquarters worlds of
37:10.3 assistance of a group of physical creatures called s..
37:10.3 They are devoted to the care and culture of the
37:10.3 S. are neither spirits nor persons; they are an
37:10.3 they are an animal order of existence, but if you
37:10.3 you would agree that they seem to be perfect animals
43:0.4 including the efficient spironga and the beautiful s.
43:6.7 The celestial artisans direct the native s. in this
45:0.3 cared for and otherwise maintained by the native s..
46:5.31 The celestial artisans direct the s. and provide the
46:7.0 7. THE RECTANGLES—THE SPORNAGIA
46:7.1 is situated the vast circular headquarters of the s..
46:7.2 the agricultural achievements of the wonderful s..
46:7.2 The s. are the landscape gardeners of the
46:7.2 they are both original and artistic in their treatment
46:7.2 They utilize animals and mechanical contrivances
46:7.2 They are intelligently expert in the employment of
46:7.3 S. are not Adjuster indwelt.
46:7.3 They do not possess survival souls, but they do enjoy
46:7.3 Their number is legion, and they afford physical
46:7.4 Although s. neither possess nor evolve survival souls
46:7.4 though they do not have personality, nevertheless,
46:7.4 they do evolve an individuality which can experience
46:7.4 new bodies in which the old s. re-establish their
46:7.5 S. are the only creatures in Nebadon who experience
46:7.5 They are only reactive to the first five of the mind-
46:7.5 they are not responsive to the spirits of worship and
46:7.6 in undertaking to describe these useful creatures
46:7.6 They are not evolutionary beings, having been
46:7.6 They are bisexual and procreate as they are required
46:7.8 these faithful s. will escape from their animal level of
47:0.4 abundantly provided with s. of standard creation.
47:1.1 The s., who function on all of these worlds, are
47:1.1 They have a vague feeling concerning the finaliters
47:1.1 They regard finaliters much as you do the angels
47:2.6 while faithful s. minister to their physical necessities.
47:10.1 Even the s. enjoy the arrival of these triumphant
sportive
68:2.10 of all art, ceremonial, and all forms of s. games
spot
52:7.15 you may be found by Him in peace, without s. and
69:4.2 traders who would leave their goods on a neutral s..
73:2.4 for the Garden sallied forth in search of the ideal s..
73:3.6 for the Garden was probably the most beautiful s.
73:3.6 Eden was the one bright s. on Urantia; it was
74:3.4 through the air over this, the most beautiful s. on
88:2.3 hearth—became more or less of a fetish, a sacred s..
90:4.5 something magical on a blemished s. on the body,
124:6.3 King David, and the associations of this historic s..
124:6.10 on this same s. he stood and wept over the city
140:9.2 the ordination sermon, delivered on this same s.,
151:6.1 at this particular s. there was a steep hillside,
151:6.2 a small, relatively level s. was the cemetery of the
152:2.5 had chosen this quiet s. outside the jurisdiction of
178:0.1 Master led them to a secluded s. a short distance
194:4.11 trial and proceeded to stone him to death on the s..
spots
13:4.7 interesting and intriguing s. outside of Paradise.
41:1.2 such as sun s. and system electric disturbances;
58:2.8 the s. are more generally equatorially situated.
69:4.6 These treaty s. afforded opportunity for friendly
spouse
83:5.10 only the children of such a purchased or dowered s.
83:6.3 a wife to impose a premarital pledge upon her s.
103:8.3 Another man, having little or no love for his s., might
spouses
82:3.12 were supposed to go over into spiritland with their s.
83:5.13 therefore usually hailed with delight by the older s.
sprang—see sprang up
6:0.4 We believe the Son s. from the Father;
10:1.4 when the Third Person of Deity s. into personality
60:3.22 flying creature to appear on earth, and it s. directly
61:1.2 mammals had existed, but this new type s. suddenly
61:2.2 the early placental mammals s. from carnivorous
61:2.8 These grazers s. from an undifferentiated ancestor
61:2.10 line from which the true lemurs subsequently s..
62:1.3 this lemur type of mammal, that there s. two great
62:3.12 man and the ape are related only in that they s. from
65:2.6 this fish family there s. two unique modifications,
65:2.12 large brain that the placental mammals suddenly s..
65:4.7 first world in Satania where the six colored races s.
84:1.8 nor home, it was the nucleus from which both s..
95:5.5 they maintained their cults in secret and s. into action
97:1.2 Samuel s. from a long line of the Salem teachers
131:4.2 Inasmuch as the universe s. from God, he does
139:1.2 Andrew s. from an excellent line of ancestors and
sprang up
61:2.2 erelong, omnivorous mammalian families also s. up.
69:5.7 There early s. up a commercialized nobility,
87:4.3 tribe to tribe; it s. independently all over the world.
95:6.9 This great man was one of that unique group that s.
124:6.9 and a lifelong friendship s. between the two families.
142:8.5 a new agitation for Jesus’ apprehension s. up and
151:1.2 it s. because there was no depth to the soil, but
151:2.2 seed which fell upon the rocky places, and which s.
151:2.2 Now the seed which fell on good ground and s. to
151:3.15 the seed s. and grew, and although he knew not
151:4.1 And so when the young blades s. and later were
187:4.5 In beholding Jesus, there s. in his heart a sense of
spread—noun or adjective
50:5.7 the development of culture and the s. of knowledge.
58:7.11 This era witnesses the s of life throughout the waters
60:2.12 and their wings were of batlike formation with a s.
64:4.11 witnessed the further s. of the crude culture of the
68:5.8 but the s. of animal husbandry reduced women to the
77:5.8 in the s. of higher standards of spiritual, intellectual,
78:1.12 the possibility of the s. to the world of the ideas and
79:6.8 to insure the s. of their civilization among many
81:3.6 most potent influence in the s. of cultural civilization.
81:3.7 the later religions were factors in the s. of culture;
81:6.11 Man power is indispensable to the s. of civilization.
81:6.16 The s. of civilization must wait upon language.
81:6.18 The conquest of dialects must precede the s. of a
84:8.2 this overindulgence, this widely s. pleasure mania,
87:3.2 contribute to the further s. of ghost fear and worship.
90:3.4 individuals and prevent the s. of contagious disease.
94:5.5 influence in the eastward s. of the Salem religion
94:9.0 9. THE SPREAD OF BUDDHISM
94:9.2 The s. of Buddhism from its homeland in India to
94:12.5 the s. of education throughout Buddhism will be
99:6.2 and facilitate the s. of the essential gospel of their
100:4.5 filthy, snarling hulk of a man standing, legs s., club
121:1.1 cultural and linguistic settings for the effective s. of
121:5.6 rapid s. of the vastly superior Christian teachings,
132:0.4 that powerful impetus to the rapid s. of Christianity
132:0.5 setting of the stage for the rapid s. of Christianity
142:1.7 This was the beginning of the s. of the gospel of the
145:3.11 the scene of suffering and affliction there s. out
168:5.1 Jews were determined to put a stop to the further s.
170:5.12 appear as a consequence of the s. of the gospel
175:4.7 feared the consequences of the further s. of Jesus’
185:1.7 Claudia became prominently identified with the s. of
192:0.1 the increasing s. of rumors that Jesus had risen from
194:2.9 interfere with the rapid s. of their teachings;
195:3.7 This was a great age for the s. of a new religion.
spread—verb
40:7.5 the heights of eternal achievement which are s. out
40:10.5 have a grand and glorious career as finaliters s. out
42:6.6 in circuits within the electrons, but they do s. or
42:7.8 wavelike energy extension of an electron may so s.
59:1.7 to crustal adjustment, although the lateral land s.,
59:3.6 laid down by the intermittent lava flows which s.
59:4.13 the prolific fern family appeared and quickly s. over
59:5.22 spore bearing, and the wind was able to s. them far
59:6.8 this prereptilian creature, an air breather, s. over all
60:2.8 Corals s. to European waters, testifying that the
61:4.4 of the preceding period continued to evolve and s..
61:5.8 though glaciers s. out to cover enormous areas.
62:2.6 These aggressive little animals multiplied and s. over
63:6.7 to the remote settlements to s. his new doctrines
64:2.3 prolific people, whose descendants soon s. over the
64:4.1 They gradually s. from the highland centers in India
64:4.6 Gradually the forests s. north over land which had
64:4.7 the glacier, again rapidly s. out over all Europe.
64:7.2 these Sangik peoples s. out around the foothills and
66:4.1 almost a thousand years for the news to s. abroad,
66:4.7 this custom s. near and far to affect the eating habits
67:3.1 Satania, and it s. to every planet in the local system.
74:2.2 tongue of Urantia as the Edenic culture would s.
74:2.4 As the news of Adam’s arrival s. abroad, thousands
77:3.4 The food carriers s. the news of the dissension,
78:5.1 The massive waves of civilization which later s. over
78:5.8 And so the culture of Mesopotamia quietly s. out
78:8.3 driving forth the last waves of culture which s. out
78:8.12 much of the Garden culture had s. to Asia, Africa,
79:0.1 the potentials of modern civilization s. to the world
79:5.2 While the early Neanderthalers were s. out over
80:2.2 The more mixed groups s. out in three directions:
80:7.2 before the descendants of these mariners s. to the
81:2.19 areas of Africa, Arabia, and central Asia, and it s. in
81:6.1 Culture did slowly s. throughout the world.
87:4.3 This new dual spiritism did not have to s. from tribe
89:5.14 taboo on man-eating originated in Dalamatia and s.
89:7.5 Temple harlotry s. throughout southern Europe and
94:0.1 they largely s. their teachings through the medium
94:5.6 This composite belief s. through the lands of the
94:9.2 And the farther Buddhism s. from its highland home
95:0.1 The Salem missionaries s. out all over Asia,
95:2.1 Egypt, from where they subsequently s. to Europe.
95:2.1 from the Nile valley it s. to many parts of the world
95:2.6 an idea that had its origin in Egypt and s. therefrom
95:6.4 an Iranian prince, this religion was s. by the sword.
95:6.7 And Mithraism s. throughout the Levant and
97:4.4 Amos s. enough leaven of truth to save the doctrine
98:0.3 Much of the Salem doctrine was s. in Europe by the
98:3.7 the Salem teachers to s. the doctrine of one God,
98:5.1 Mithraism s. over the Roman Empire through the
98:7.2 Christianity was s. throughout the Levant and
104:1.4 Melchizedek teachings of the Trinity gradually s.
121:1.1 Greek culture and the Greek language had s. over
121:2.4 the gospel subsequently s. to the uttermost parts of
123:1.3 had persuaded Mary that it would be unwise to s. the
123:1.7 an outbreak of malignant intestinal trouble s. over all
130:8.5 Jesus thoroughly canvassed the city and s good cheer
131:0.1 from their Salem headquarters to s. the doctrine of
133:3.9 When Martha, Justus’ wife, had s. the food on the
133:9.5 successor of his eminent father, and he s. abroad
135:9.3 many rumors s. about the countryside and even to
139:6.9 a great man in the kingdom and did much to s. his
140:7.2 word about him had s. over the countryside;
141:1.1 the fame of Jesus had begun to s. well over all of
142:2.2 As the gospel shall s. over the world with its
145:0.1 The news that Jesus had returned rapidly s.
145:2.14 the report rapidly s. through Capernaum that Jesus
145:2.15 some of them rushed out to s. the news abroad
145:3.11 the scene of suffering and affliction there s. out
145:3.12 of this sundown healing s. throughout all Galilee
146:2.16 let your needs be s. out before your Father who is
146:4.2 The fame of Jesus as a healer had s. even to this
149:1.1 the fame of Jesus, particularly as a healer, had s. to
151:6.6 As the swine herders rushed into the village to s.
152:3.1 The idea seemed to s. through the crowd like a
162:6.3 waters are poured out upon the dry ground and s.
163:6.1 was able to see men going out to s. the good news
163:6.3 I rejoice to know that the good news will s. to all
166:0.1 the fact that the gospel of the kingdom could s.
167:6.1 marriage and the blessedness of children s. all over
168:2.10 By noon the next day this story had s. over all
171:1.6 version of the teachings of Jesus and about Jesus s.
171:1.6 the Abnerian version of the kingdom of heaven s.
171:7.1 Jesus s. good cheer everywhere he went.
172:3.7 to Jerusalem, where they effectively s. the report
176:2.3 all the world and this salvation will s. to all peoples.
186:3.4 that they would be on hand to s. the news in case
190:5.7 hastening back to Jerusalem to s. the good news of
192:2.6 This remark s. among the brethren and was received
194:3.9 No revealed religion can s. to all the world when it
194:4.10 during which the new gospel about Jesus s. rapidly.
195:1.7 when Alexander s. Hellenistic civilization over the
195:3.7 struggle and compromise, to take root and rapidly s..
spreading
4:2.1 immutable law throughout the wide-s. master
79:2.4 of Baluchistan, s. out over the valleys of the Indus
79:5.5 their raiding parties s. havoc among the yellow
79:5.7 Andite migrations the pure red strains were s. out
79:7.1 Andites were traversing the pass of Ti Tao and s. out
80:3.8 fifteen thousand years ago the Alpine forests were s.
81:3.2 influential in s. the culture and the arts of civilization.
94:5.1 As the Salem missionaries passed through Asia, s.
98:3.2 the influence of the rapidly s. Etruscan priesthood
106:6.2 to imply something beyond even the wide-s. master
106:9.10 future of your eternal careers in the wide-s. universes
121:1.6 3. The rapidly s. influence of Jewish religious and
131:4.5 God also inhabits the other six wide-s. universes.
137:3.6 they insisted on quietly s. the news abroad that
145:2.14 the rapid and effective s. of such a startling rumor.
146:4.4 As a result of his s. abroad the news that Jesus had
147:0.2 unduly alarmed by the s. abroad of the reports
154:3.1 Jesus’ enemies were industriously s. the rumor
170:5.2 by the then rapidly s. notions of Greek idealism,
171:6.1 into a sycamore tree whose s. branches overhung
190:4.2 many appearances to his followers are s. rapidly,
191:4.3 love those who are fellow believers in the far-s.
192:4.1 Word of the appearances of Jesus was s. throughout
spreads
1:5.3 who stretches out the heavens as a curtain and s.
29:2.14 This threefold energy charge s. throughout the
51:6.3 It is custom which eventually s. the ideals of Eden to
spree
88:1.9 when a savage went on a s., he put a leaf in his hair
spring—noun; see spring—season
66:5.2 They taught well digging, s. control, and irrigation.
97:7.12 You shall be like a watered garden and like a s.
111:7.5 the s. of joy embittered by the waters of sorrow;
122:6.1 part of Nazareth, some distance from the village s.,
123:1.6 Joseph built a workshop close to the village s.
123:5.6 mingled with the caravans as they tarried near the s.
123:5.15 who had met him and talked with him at the s.,
123:5.15 the potter who worked near the flowing s.;
124:6.5 opposite Scythopolis they came upon a bubbling s.
136:4.14 Jesus drank from the small s. which came from the
147:3.1 This was a hot s. whose reddish-tinged water
147:8.4 You shall become like a watered garden, like a s.
163:5.1 This was the same site, by the s., that John had
spring—season
78:7.2 caused unprecedented floods each s. throughout
78:7.2 These s. floods grew increasingly worse so that
spring—verb
6:1.6 other divine Sons who s. from the infinite Deities.
11:1.4 the trillions upon trillions of celestial beings who s.
17:8.2 All orders of the ministering spirits s. from this
19:5.6 Thought Adjusters s. from the Father alone;
22:2.9 we s from all the races on all the evolutionary worlds
26:4.10 And since your tutors s. from the Master Spirit of
62:3.13 Modern man and the simians did s. from the same
70:10.2 but it does not s. full-fledgedly into existence on the
102:1.4 the certitudes of religion s. from the very foundations
113:4.1 not mind, though seraphim s. from the same source
131:3.2 “Out of a pure heart shall gladness s. forth to the
138:6.3 and the teachings which might s. up about him.
143:5.9 water, and a new joy will s. up within your soul,
148:5.5 suffering; affliction does not s. forth from the dust.
156:5.2 of human development and divine destiny must s..
157:4.1 But hardly would such hopes s. up in their hearts
157:5.1 The Jews had not taught that the Messiah would s.
160:3.1 induce men to let go of God that he may s. forth to
177:4.11 ready to s. up to engulf him when he once dared
194:4.6 brotherly love and unexampled good will did s. up
springing
34:6.8 water shall be in them a well of satisfaction s. up into
42:1.7 energy, though s. from the Infinite, is not infinitely
50:1.1 sole representative of complete divinity, s. from
61:1.2 small, highly active, carnivorous, s. type of dinosaur.
62:1.1 the offspring of the modern type of lemur, though s.
62:4.7 Thus it was that the dawn mammals, s. from the
67:8.2 the exquisite loyalty of this onetime semisavage s.
108:3.9 certain unrevealed orders s. from the Eternal Son
143:5.3 water shall become in him a well of refreshment s. up
151:2.3 The seed which fell on good soil, s. up to bear,
157:3.5 s. to his feet, exclaimed: “You are the Deliverer,
171:5.3 he threw aside his cloak, s. forward toward the
172:5.10 Simon saw the nationalists s. into action as soon
181:1.4 of Truth will become in them a well of living water s.
190:5.4 of Truth shall be in each believer a well of water, s.
springs—noun
85:4.1 The primitive races venerated s. and worshiped
85:4.1 to imagine that the spirits dwelt in the bubbling s.,
90:4.6 Vapor baths were highly regarded; natural hot s.
springs—verb
8:0.3 very moment, the Infinite Spirit s. full-fledgedly
9:1.7 then there s. into existence a being equal to God in
15:11.1 the legislative branch s. from the flowering of the
32:2.6 there s. into being the Bright and Morning Star,
36:6.2 an independent existence, but life s. only from life.
94:6.3 from such Duality, Trinity s. forth into existence,
103:5.11 Spirit growth s. from within the evolving soul.
131:1.4 His divine love s. forth from the holiness of his
131:3.4 Cultivate the assurance of the heart which s. from
147:8.4 as the morning while your health s. forth speedily.
149:6.9 ideas of humility and s. much of your hypocrisy.
161:2.4 Our piety s. from repentance, but his piety s. from
165:4.1 the power of wealth, and joy s. not from riches.
174:4.2 second commandment is like this first; indeed, it s.
174:5.8 if it dies in good soil, it s. up again to life and bears
181:1.7 that hope which s. eternal in the human breast,
springtime
98:4.8 followed by the s. restoration of all living plants.
123:3.5 Next came the early s. celebration of Purim,
176:2.6 discern the coming of the spiritual s. of a new
sprinkle
84:4.6 the custom to s. the newborn with holy water
sprinkled
41:6.2 Our whole superuniverse is s. with pulverized stone.
87:6.12 twentieth century the body is s. with holy water,
90:2.10 They s. the newborn with water and conferred names
92:5.6 as being born of virgins; their careers are liberally s.
sprinkling
69:6.4 to keep fire in good humor, hence the s. of incense.
78:3.5 orange, green, and indigo—with a s. of the Adamite
83:4.6 candles, as well as the baptismal s. of holy water,
150:9.1 a great throng of his enemies and a s. of his own
sprites
94:4.7 semigods, heroes, demons, ghosts, evil spirits, s.,
sprout
121:4.1 possible for the seed of Christianity to s. and bring
sprouting
81:1.6 observation of s. of seeds accidentally moistened
85:2.2 Early man looked upon s. grain with dread and awe.
85:2.2 from, and predicate religious beliefs on, the s. grain.
131:1.5 he causes the sun to shine upon the s. grain,
sprung
70:6.2 Later on, kings were thought to have s. from heroes.
spur
81:6.40 spiritual adjustments can be made on the s. of the
130:6.4 disappointment will s. you on; difficulties will
spurious
53:0.1 surrendered to the sophistry of s. personal liberty—
74:8.12 This s. document, reputed to be the teachings of
181:2.26 I know well that the false prophets and s. teachers
spurn
50:6.4 Inferior minds will s. the highest culture even when
166:1.4 you knowingly s. the visitation of God and reject
166:1.4 Woe upon all who shun justice, s. mercy, and
174:5.9 I perceive that my people are determined to s. the
175:1.19 Woe upon all of you who reject truth and s. mercy!
spurned
53:8.6 and Daligastia, but they s. Michael’s tender proffer.
119:2.5 But Lutentia s. these overtures of mercy, well
134:8.7 judge you justly, and my mercy you have already s..
166:3.4 And when, therefore, those who s. the kingdom
167:2.2 for my guests, but they have s. my invitation;
173:5.3 “And when he had punished those who s. his
173:5.3 who have s. my hospitality and rejected my call.
spy
162:2.2 They follow after me on the Sabbath to s. on me
spying
148:7.2 The leader of the s. Pharisees, as Jesus stood
148:8.1 dispatched to Bethsaida recalling the six s. Pharisees
148:9.4 three of the s. Pharisees confessed faith in Jesus
squads
66:7.6 with such associations as family groups, play s.,
squalid
146:4.3 As he drew near the s. hovel of a certain leprous
squalor
121:1.8 the inhabitants of the empire languished in s. and
squander
69:5.11 Early man tended to s. his resources on luxury.
squandered
28:6.9 time is fatally s. only when it is buried in neglect,
92:3.7 religion has been wasteful of labor and has s. capital;
169:1.12 having s. your substance with harlots, you make
169:2.3 he had also directly wasted and s. his master’s funds.
square
7:1.2 decrease in accordance with the s. of the distance
42:4.11 is equal to the increase of energy divided by the s. of
42:11.5 as inversely according to the s. of the distance.
118:5.1 even the infinite God cannot create s. circles or
126:3.4 of smooth cedar board about eighteen inches s.,
133:5.6 a sum equal to the s. of the number of personalities
188:1.4 body into the tomb, a chamber about ten feet s.,
square inch
58:5.1 subjected to a pressure of almost 25,000 tons per s.,
58:5.7 ocean-bottom levels is 20,000 pounds to the s..
58:5.7 water pressure is only about 5,000 pounds to the s..
square feet
72:3.1 homesite permitted must provide fifty thousand s. of
square miles
59:2.5 The ashes of this volcano covered five hundred s.
74:6.1 The Adamic family grounds embraced over five s..
squared
167:5.2 the publican s. himself by the highest ideal.
squares
46:4.3 2. The s.—the system executive-administrative areas.
46:4.6 This arrangement of the system activities into s.,
46:6.0 6. THE EXECUTIVE-ADMINISTRATIVE S.
46:6.1 system are located in the immense departmental s.,
46:6.1 These one thousand s. are clustered in ten grand
48:3.15 enclosures of the variously designated circles, s.,
69:4.4 These market s. became the first places of sanctuary
squaring
156:5.2 the foolish carpenter who wastes valuable time s.,
squat
122:6.3 as the family grew in size, they would all s. about the
126:3.4 Jesus sat down by the little s. lamp on the low stone
squeeze
126:5.5 During this year the tax collector tried to s. extra
squeezed
130:3.2 And as Ganid s. Jesus’ hand, he said, “I will.”
squid
59:2.11 modern pearly nautilus, octopus, cuttlefish, and s..
squirrels
61:1.9 tapirs with proboscises, primitive pigs, s., lemurs,
61:2.7 the gnawing rodents, including beavers, s., mice,
squirt
65:6.4 for this function, and the sea s. utilizes vanadium.
St. Croix
58:7.7 activities are more graphically shown than in the S.
St. Lawrence
59:4.16 and great volcanic activity occurred in the S. region.
61:7.5 extended only a short distance below the S. valley,
61:7.10 valley, and finally by a northern route into the S..
St. Peter’s
98:3.5 the exact site of the present church of S. in Rome.
stability
3:5.17 They have faith in the s. of the universe, but they
4:1.5 There is s. in the midst of apparent instability.
12:6.1 S. is not the result of inertia but rather the product of
12:6.1 S. is wholly and always proportional to divinity.
12:7.5 the assurance of s. for all created things and beings.
12:8.3 Power and energy are the evidences of the s.,
14:0.1 Paradise is the gigantic nuclear Isle of absolute s.
14:2.9 The control and balanced s. of the central universe
15:8.8 and to predict much pertaining to universe s..
15:9.16 1. Physical S.. The stars and planets of a universe
35:5.3 but they excel all orders of universe sonship in s. of
41:9.0 9. SUN STABILITY
41:9.4 Sun s. is wholly dependent on the equilibrium
42:4.8 Heat can thus largely overcome gravity s..
42:7.6 S. of the atom depends on the number of neutrons in
42:8.4 mightily contributes to the nuclear s. of the atom.
42:9.5 Physical s. associated with biologic elasticity is
48:4.7 loving overcare of our superiors and in the divine s.
48:6.35 From them you will learn to let pressure develop s.
51:6.5 pure-line nucleus of the violet race, imparts that s.
55:4.19 ministry into the seventh epoch of evolutionary s.,
57:3.9 through a transient period of relative physical s..
57:5.2 Today, your sun has achieved relative s., but its
57:6.3 When such s. of orbits is attained, tidal frictions will
66:6.2 Slavery to tradition produces s. and co-operation by
69:0.3 Civilized man takes great pride in the character, s.,
69:9.16 enhanced s.; but private ownership of land was given
70:8.13 the enhancement of social s. is purchased by
79:7.3 was less disturbing to the innate s. of the Sangik type
79:8.9 The amazing s. and persistence of Chinese culture is
83:1.4 Other potent factors in marriage s. are pride, vanity,
84:7.1 The great cultural s. of the Jewish and the Chinese
84:7.3 there is fluctuation in the s. of the home-marriage
84:7.3 Regardless of its merits this system did provide s..
95:5.4 Again, he failed to provide for the material s. and
97:1.4 S. in dealing with Divinity was proclaimed.
97:1.4 Lord God of Israel was the source of all truth, s.,
99:1.2 Religion must become an influence for moral s. and
100:6.6 levels of spiritual s. are immune to disappointment.
101:6.8 certainty, moral enlightenment, philosophic s.,
103:7.9 into a well-balanced philosophy of scientific s. and
105:3.2 s. of all statics and dynamism of all change;
111:1.7 group of ascending minds whose s. and tranquillity
112:5.20 change of the factors of life unified by the s. of the
114:5.6 superhuman directors of planetary progress and s..
115:5.1 the absolute center-source of perfect and infinite s.
116:5.12 settlement presupposes their attainment of physical s.
116:5.16 no part of the cosmic whole can find real s. until the
116:7.5 depend on the absolute s. of Original Deity,
118:8.3 Mechanical dominance insures s. at the expense of
118:8.3 assures the divine s. produced by augmented insight
118:8.4 will fail to compensate this loss of s. by effecting a
118:8.4 choice, when relatively liberated from mechanical s.,
118:8.11 transit of his mortal mind from the s. of mechanical
139:1.10 great strength of character consisted in his superb s..
160:1.14 S. of personality can be experienced only by those
stabilization
0:5.2 well-nigh unlimited Deity co-ordination and eternal s
9:3.5 The Conjoint Creator is action—motion, change, s.,
9:3.6 to do with the regulation and s. of physical energies.
11:7.9 flow of the galaxies, is a factor in the s. of physical
15:13.4 mainly with the physical control, unification, s.,
15:14.2 the sacrifices of time are freely made to secure the s.
21:0.5 of the unification and s. of the universe of universes.
32:2.5 headquarters world until such a time as gravity s. of
33:6.3 government is exercised over unification and s..
37:5.11 experience will continue to enhance the future s. and
39:3.2 with the unification and s. of a whole constellation.
55:7.4 inhabited planet in the system attains the era of s.;
55:8.4 During this epoch of s., midsoniters come from the
55:8.7 the last system in a given constellation attains s.,
55:9.3 By the attainment of the sixth stage of s. these
55:10.3 all Assigned Sentinels to constitute the s. corps of
55:11.2 the fifth or minor sector stage of s. has exclusively
55:11.3 Concerning the sixth stage, or major sector s., we
55:11.8 if we cannot safely postulate the event of the s. of
57:4.4 the organization and relative s. of the far-flung starry
57:6.2 gravitational influences also contribute to the s. of
57:8.0 8. CRUSTAL STABILIZATION
57:8.16 850,000,000 years ago the first real epoch of the s.
58:7.8 just entering upon its later period of comparative s..
81:6.12 The optimum s. of national population enhances
89:8.4 and this was a major step in the s. of religion.
90:5.7 priesthoods have contributed to the s. of civilization
99:4.6 they need the consolation and s. of sound religion.
101:5.10 and result in the s. of relatively ethical civilizations.
102:2.3 they exhibit a s. of personality and a tranquillity of
103:7.6 effecting the s. of both science and religion.
108:4.2 contributing to the s. of the sovereignty of the
112:7.10 the divine pledge of the future and full spiritual s. of
160:2.10 evil, it would at least approach the s. of maturity.
stabilize
13:4.3 operate to equalize and s. the cosmic-mind circuits
33:3.4 his efforts to s. government and uphold authority
41:7.11 envelops the suns, and which acts to s. heat loss
55:4.11 the further efforts to purify and s. the mortal race.
58:5.3 pressures, thereby tending to s. the earth’s crust.
75:4.5 their offspring, who would grow up to bless and s.
78:4.6 either Sangik or Andonite stock tended to s. them.
84:7.3 chivalry, s. the institutions of marriage and family.
84:7.3 are emerging designed to s. the marriage-home
84:7.30 The enforced associations of family life s. personality
99:1.3 mission of religion as a social influence is to s. the
101:7.4 slight attainments, just enough to s. the daily living
101:10.5 to s. and enrich human living by blending the mortal
104:0.1 three legs were the fewest which could s. a stool,
104:4.27 to control and s. the metamorphosing cosmos.
135:11.4 message did much to s. his faith and prepare him
195:5.1 all of man’s efforts to s. society and facilitate the
stabilized
12:1.10 the stationary and absolutely s. Isle of Paradise,
12:2.3 new nebulae are constantly being s. and organized;
14:1.10 one vast plane, consisting of ten concentric s. units—
14:1.15 a physically balanced and perfectly s. creation.
15:5.5 zone of the erupting sun, thus becoming s. in orbits
15:8.6 Eventually the larger physical systems become s.,
15:8.7 circulating energy and more literally s. matter.
15:8.10 the central Havona universe is eternally s..
26:5.1 much-traveled ascenders of space to the s. worlds
32:1.5 For ages a local creation evolves, suns become s.,
32:3.2 They are not even physically s. until they are swung
32:3.2 its inhabited worlds has been forever settled and s..
41:9.5 the combined periods of its youth and s. function.
43:9.3 the most uniform and s. epoch in the entire career of
48:6.35 well-balanced poise—a s. and spiritualized attitude—
55:7.4 the system enters the s. status, and the individual
57:3.10 The outer regions were becoming more s. and better
57:8.16 compensated and s. the fluctuations due to cooling,
59:1.5 The crust of the earth was temporarily s.; mountains,
68:6.11 the multiplication of the average or s. human being
73:3.3 this s. weather was due to the encircling mountains
83:7.3 modern unions are s. by this ancient property factor.
102:7.2 everywhere-changing universe is s. by unchanging
110:6.4 housed in a body of clean habits, s. neural energies
114:6.7 the new and therefore less s. patterns of thought
116:6.4 That mass can be s. through the action of these same
117:0.3 an evolving universe becomes s. after the pattern of
130:4.15 its s. control by the energy and spirit of the Supreme.
stabilizer
9:0.2 capacity for energy dominance; it is the universal s.
48:2.19 regulators, one planetary custodian, one liaison s.,
82:4.1 Property has been the s. of marriage; religion, the
83:1.4 The family is itself a s. of the marriage institution
99:2.6 religion ever functions as a moral s., social guide,
99:5.1 Religion has always been a s. of society and a
stabilizers
30:2.113 5. Liaison S..
48:2.8 5. Liaison S. 100
48:2.20 5. Liaison S.. These are the regulators of morontia
48:2.20 organization of existence is dependent on the s..
109:7.2 are the untrammeled, unassigned, and sovereign s.
stabilizes
14:6.29 that indispensable universe overcontrol which s. and
81:6.10 And science s. philosophy through the elimination of
stabilizing
2:7.12 Truth is coherent, beauty attractive, goodness s..
57:8.5 The earth’s crust is gradually s..
68:4.3 religion greatly reinforced ghost fear in s. the mores
82:4.2 property mores were effective in s. the marriage
99:7.2 In all social reconstruction religion provides a s.
103:6.11 albeit reason is a s. influence and a helpful handmaid.
106:2.3 to encompass the evolutionary settling and s. of the
stable
4:1.5 The universes are eternally s..
4:2.3 a changing mood, whimsical withal, though s.
9:0.3 the Father’s love, even in harmony with the s.,
12:6.6 with certain relatively s. but unknown laws
14:2.9 Havona is a spiritually perfect and physically s.
41:9.3 A sun’s life becomes s. after the maximum of internal
42:3.10 relatively s. materialization under ordinary conditions
42:7.1 a relatively s., comparatively stationary, nuclear
42:9.5 units of matter which are at the same time so s. and
59:2.1 Asia has been the most s. of all the land masses.
111:1.7 Evolutionary mind is only fully s. and dependable
118:8.11 An automatic universe reaction is s. and continuing
118:8.11 has spirit insight, is divinely s. and eternally existent.
160:2.10 marriage must be founded on something more s.
stables
122:7.7 he was informed that the caravan s., hewn out of
staff or Prince’s staff or corporeal staff
17:1.6 the s. engaged in keeping straight the affairs of
17:3.5 belonging to the vast s. of the Reflective Spirits.
20:8.2 while the combined s. of the regularly constituted
24:1.11 he is a member of the personal s. of Michael of
24:2.5 it does not include the personal s. of Usatia,
28:1.3 tertiaphim are the only personal s. of a Creator Son.
28:5.13 Completing the triune s. of attachment to the
31:2.3 This chief has assigned to him a permanent s. of
32:2.3 living s. on the completed spheres of Salvington,
33:4.6 also delegated to Gabriel and his s. for execution.
33:4.7 Gabriel and his s. are not teachers;
37:1.10 Gabriel was provided with a personal s of unrevealed
39:2.3 These seraphim belong to the personal s. of Gabriel,
39:5.5 was left on Urantia and is now attached to the s. of
40:10.15 a Mighty Messenger temporarily attached to the s. of
45:3.1 the system of Satania is administered by a s. of seven
45:3.7 Fortant has been attached to the s. of Lanaforge for
46:5.19 The memorial s. consists of over one million
50:2.4 The entire s. of a world ruler consists of personalities
50:2.4 Such a s. averages about one thousand, and as the
50:2.5 are presided over by a member of his personal s.;
50:2.7 a part of the s. of the Planetary Prince is to facilitate
50:3.0 3. THE PRINCE’S CORPOREAL STAFF
50:3.4 The pcs. are usually removed from the planet in
50:3.5 material beings who remain attached to the ps. after
50:3.5 children—the grandchildren of the cs.—are in status
50:3.6 when the time comes for this “reversion s.” to be
50:4.1 The pcs. early organize the planetary schools of
50:4.2 of this headquarters city is performed by the cs..
50:4.9 representations of the semimaterial beings of his s..
50:4.13 ascenders of the Prince’s materialized s. remained
51:3.1 cs. do much of the preliminary work of preparation
51:3.4 are prepared by the Planetary Prince and his s.
51:3.6 As with the cs. of the Planetary Prince, descendants
51:5.2 But in the meantime the s. of the Planetary Prince
51:5.3 the ps. bring to the Garden of Eden the superior
51:6.5 they visualize the Planetary Prince and his entire s.
51:7.4 The Planetary Prince and his s still foster the spiritual
52:1.8 welcome the Planetary Prince and his visible s.;
52:2.3 The prince and his s. make the first revelations of
52:7.17 a Mighty Messenger temporarily attached to the s.
53:1.5 Abaddon was the chief of the s. of Caligastia.
53:5.4 Gabriel called his personal s. together on Edentia
53:6.1 and the arrival of the new system ruler and his s..
53:7.12 Sovereign, landing on the sea of glass with his s..
55:3.15 2. The progeny of the semimortal s. of the Planetary
57:1.4 authorizing the dispatch of a force organizer and s.
57:1.5 this permit signifies that the force organizer and s.
57:1.6 the liaison s. was required to inaugurate the energy
57:3.9 this time the s. of Michael arrived on Salvington,
64:6.22 persuasions of the teachers of Prince Caligastia’s s.
66:1.2 elevated Caligastia to a position on his personal s.,
66:2.0 2. THE PRINCE’S STAFF
66:2.3 The planetary s. included a large number of angelic
66:2.3 corporeal members of the Ps.—sometimes referred to
66:2.4 These one hundred rematerialized members of the Ps
66:2.6 be projected for the corporeal members of the Ps..
66:2.7 the one hundred Jerusemite members of the Ps..
66:3.2 in every way favorable to the undertakings of the Ps.
66:3.4 the ten councils of the cs. situated at the centers of
66:3.8 The Pcs. continuously gathered about them the
66:4.1 The arrival of the Ps. created a profound impression.
66:4.1 these members of the Ps. were repersonalized on
66:4.3 But the cs. were nonetheless superhuman.
66:4.3 They began their mission on Urantia as extraordinary
66:4.5 These one hundred members of the Ps. were divided
66:4.5 It is customary for the cs. of a Planetary Prince to
66:4.7 In color these materialized members of Caligastia’s s.
66:4.10 In conformity to their instructions the s. did not
66:4.10 This new being was visible to the planetary s. and
66:4.10 the entire cs. undertook the production of similar
66:4.10 Thus did the Ps. eventually bring into being the
66:4.13 mortal beings of the Ps. to live on indefinitely as long
66:4.15 their human germ plasm to the members of the Ps.,
66:4.15 Andonites enabled to live on concurrently with the s.
66:4.16 were kept as the personal attendants of the Pcs..
66:5.14 None of the Ps. would present revelation to
66:5.16 Although the Ps. were limited to natural means of
66:7.3 The Pcs. presided over simple and exemplary abodes
66:7.5 The Ps. lived together as fathers and mothers.
66:7.18 the instruction they had received from his s. and
66:7.19 of all teaching of the Planetary Prince and his s.
67:2.2 of Satania; and he won the support of the entire s..
67:3.2 forty members of the cs. of one hundred refused
67:3.2 Many of the s.’ human assistants (modified and
67:3.3 the great battle for the salvation of the planetary s.
67:3.5 tree of life and permitted the forty loyalists of the s.
67:3.5 of these modified Andonite associates of the s.,
67:3.5 the Andonite attendants of the disloyal s. refusing to
67:3.8 one hundred who contributed life plasm to the Ps.,
67:4.1 the corporeal members of the Ps. were found to
67:4.2 The sixty members of the planetary s. who went into
67:4.2 After the fall of Dalamatia the disloyal s. migrated
67:4.4 The s. rebels, deprived of spiritual sustenance, died
67:4.5 When the s. of one hundred came to Urantia, they
67:4.5 We know not the fate of the sixty s. rebels;
67:5.2 the entire s. of sedition were engaged in energetic
67:5.2 assault on the splendid city, driving the secession s.
67:6.2 when the thirty-nine loyal s. members returned to
67:6.3 translated along with the loyal members of the s..
68:1.6 but for the combined teaching of the corporeal cs.
69:2.5 The Ps. all worked; they did much to ennoble labor
70:6.4 the times of the materialized s. of Prince Caligastia.
72:4.5 the teaching s. functioning as the third or advisory
72:11.1 by the chief of s. of co-ordinated military affairs.
73:1.3 the descendants of the rebel members of the Ps.,
73:2.4 associate who served on his personal s. as a liaison
73:6.3 hundred Jerusem citizens as his administrative s.,
73:6.4 hundred materialized members of Caligastia’s s.
73:6.4 had contributed of their life plasm to the Ps.,
74:3.1 and an experienced s. ready to receive them
74:8.3 associated with the coming of the cs. of the Prince
75:2.3 the descendants of his onetime c.-s. associates.
75:2.5 From these defaulting members of Caligastia’s s.
75:3.2 Serapatatia and his new s. were entertained by Eve
75:3.8 and intellect of his remote progenitors of the Ps..
75:8.4 the reproducing beings once attached to the s. of
76:5.6 From the distant days of the arrival of the cs. of the
77:1.2 Prince Caligastia’s s. illustrates just such a unique
77:1.2 liaison of a male and a female member of the cs.
77:1.3 each couple of the cs. Was granted permission to
77:1.6 and other invaluable services to the Prince and his s.
77:2.1 the rebel members of the cs. of Prince Caligastia
77:2.2 The physical members of the Ps. had been
77:2.2 the union of the conjoint offspring of the Ps. with
77:2.2 For when the cs. later reproduced, it was
77:2.3 “While hardly “sons of the gods,” the s. and their
77:2.4 one hundred members of the Ps. carried germ plasm
77:2.4 But when the sixty rebels of the s., the followers of
77:2.5 by the presence in the bodies of the s. members of
77:2.6 Andonite contributors to those of the cs. members
77:2.7 forty-four modified Andonites who followed the s.
77:2.10 Nodite rulers (immediate descendants of the Ps.)
77:3.1 when the offspring of the Ps. had become too
77:4.1 the most capable minds serving on Adam’s s.
77:5.5 to be the last pure-line descendant of the Ps..
77:5.5 ancestors were descendants of two of the fallen s.
80:7.5 an unbroken line from the pure Nodite s. of Prince
81:2.19 While pottery had been first introduced by the s. of
88:5.4 The s. or wand was magical, along with drums, bells,
92:4.5 corporeal members of Prince Caligastia’s s..
93:2.6 materialized members of Prince Caligastia’s s. except
104:1.1 was made by the s. of Prince Caligastia about one
109:7.7 emergency administration of Urantia with a full s. of
114:5.3 The absence of the cs. of a Planetary Prince is
119:3.4 the defaulting Planetary Prince and his entire s.
125:6.9 the brow of Olivet, when the lad raised his s. aloft
139:9.8 one talent to positions of honor on his personal s.
staffs
24:1.12 assisted by numerous s. composed of personalities
38:9.3 derived from the modified ascendant-mortal s. of the
41:2.7 calculations and deductions of their respective s.
43:4.3 These Trinity Sons, with the s. of Havona and
46:5.12 occupied by Magisterial Sons and their personal s..
stage—see stage—with set or setting;
see stage—numerical
3:1.7 exclusive agencies upon the s. of universe action.
7:3.1 At no s. of the entire mortal ascension does the
7:5.8 personally journeying a s. of each circle with them
8:4.1 there is a vast s. whereon the Infinite Spirit and his
11:8.3 Local or linear gravity pertains to the electrical s. of
11:8.7 In this s., energy-matter discloses response to the
15:4.1 material creations from the ultimatonic s. forward,
16:5.4 basic to the very existence of every pre-Havona s. of
17:6.5 3. The S. of Physical Creation.
17:6.9 Such things pertain to a future s. of evolution in
21:3.1 a Michael Son from this initial and self-limited s. of
21:3.9 This s. pertains to the unachieved future of your
25:3.12 From s. to s. they are evolving from arbiters of
25:7.3 At every s. of the ascending career all contactable
27:1.2 the transition rest from one s. of being to another,
29:5.5 through the secondary or gravity-energy s..
30:4.17 ascenders will always advance from one s. of study
30:4.20 Passing from the final morontia s. to the first spirit
31:10.12 wonderful experience will have passed from the s.
32:1.5 When energy-matter has attained a certain s. in mass
36:2.17 foreseen or unforeseen, appear on the s. of action
40:5.11 take note of his status and needs at every s. of the
41:3.7 white light, never having known an initial red s. of
41:3.8 all adolescent suns do not pass through a pulsating s.
42:2.12 rapidly passes from the puissant to the gravity s.,
42:3.4 2. Subelectronic matter—the explosive s. of the solar
42:3.5 3. Electronic matter—the electrical s. of material
42:3.9 7. Atomic matter—the chemical s. of elemental
42:3.10 8. The molecular s. of matter—matter as it exists on
42:4.3 to the electrical level, the so-called electronic s..
42:5.5 electronic vibrations and represent the preatomic s.
42:5.6 4. The electronic s..
42:5.6 This s. of energy is the basis of all materialization in
42:5.6 bodies and the other members of the electronic s..
42:5.11 electronic activity nearer the s. of appreciable heat.
42:6.3 deindividuation, return to the puissant-energy s..
44:5.9 to store reserves of spirit power for the next s. of
47:7.1 they may normally progress to this s. during their
47:8.7 progressed beyond the initial s. of light and life.
48:4.14 refreshingly resurrect the memories of a lower s. of
48:8.4 live the very life of every possible phase and s. of
49:0.1 a veritable training school for the s. of existence
49:0.1 this is true of every s. of man’s progressive ascent;
49:0.2 light and life nor planets in the prehuman s. of life
49:0.3 uninhabited planets nearing the life-endowment s.,
49:0.5 Anova is in an advanced s. of progressive civilization
50:5.6 in occupying the center of the s. of human activities.
52:0.1 there appear on the s. of world action seven epochs
52:2.4 do not seem to have wholly emerged from this s. of
52:3.3 to complete the transit from the hunter and herder s.
52:7.12 the same renovated earth, the advanced planetary s.,
55:0.2 Each advancing s of settled status may be segregated
55:0.5 1. The first or planetary s..
55:0.6 2. The second or system s..
55:0.7 3. The third or constellation s..
55:0.8 4. The fourth or local universe s..
55:0.9 5. The fifth or minor sector s..
55:0.10 6. The sixth or major sector s..
55:0.11 7. The seventh or superuniverse s..
55:0.12 the planetary values of any s. may be attained by any
55:2.4 distributed around the central s. whereon fusion
55:2.10 Could you but visit a planet in an advanced s. of
55:3.1 be suddenly transported to a planet in this s. of
55:4.4 A world in this initial settled s. is being administered
55:4.10 as each s. of light and life is entered, new orders of
55:4.20 The readjustments of this s. of settled existence
55:7.0 7. THE FIRST OR PLANETARY STAGE
55:8.0 8. THE SECOND OR SYSTEM STAGE
55:9.0 9. THE THIRD OR CONSTELLATION STAGE
55:9.2 From s. to s. in the settled life the univitatia continue
55:10.0 10. THE FOURTH OR LOCAL UNIVERSE S.
55:11.2 the fifth or minor sector s. of stabilization has to do
55:12.0 12. THE SEVENTH OR SUPERUNIVERSE S.
56:10.1 progress from the initial s. to the seventh epoch,
57:2.0 2. THE PRIMARY NEBULAR STAGE
57:3.0 3. THE SECONDARY NEBULAR STAGE
57:3.3 there ensued the s. of gas escapement, the gas
57:3.4 this was only a temporary s. of nebular progression.
57:3.5 eventually, the critical centrifugal s. was reached
57:3.12 This critical s. of gravity-heat contention lasts for
57:4.1 The primary s. of a nebula is circular; the secondary,
57:4.1 the tertiary s. is that of the first sun dispersion,
57:4.2 nebula had attained the height of its sun-family s..
57:5.3 was the s. of local space set for the unique origin of
57:5.11 nucleuses of the ten planets soon reached the s. of
57:6.0 6. THE SOLAR SYSTEM STAGE—THE PLANET
57:8.9 announcement that Urantia would become the s.
58:1.5 in adjacent space regions are preparing the s. for the
59:1.1 Ameba are typical survivors of this initial s. of life,
59:2.0 2. THE FIRST CONTINENTAL FLOOD STAGE
59:3.0 3. THE SECOND GREAT FLOOD STAGE
59:3.5 the center of the s. was occupied by the mollusks,
59:4.0 4. THE GREAT LAND-EMERGENCE STAGE
59:5.0 5. THE CRUSTAL-SHIFTING STAGE
59:5.1 this period opens with the s. almost ideally set for the
59:6.0 6. THE CLIMATIC TRANSITION STAGE
60:3.0 3. THE CRETACEOUS STAGE
60:3.3 period becomes the modern mountain-building s.
60:4.5 the biologic s. is fully set for the appearance of the
61:1.0 1. THE NEW CONTINENTAL LAND STAGE
61:2.0 2. THE RECENT FLOOD STAGE
61:2.8 evolution did not progress beyond the three-toed s.
61:3.0 3. THE MODERN MOUNTAIN STAGE
61:4.0 THE RECENT CONTINENTAL-ELEVATION S.
64:3.5 this Badonite stock appeared on the s. of action as
65:1.1 But a Life Carrier in such a s. of existence could not
65:2.6 The s. was thus set for the appearance of the first
68:5.1 Land is the s. of society; men are the actors.
68:5.3 1. The collection s..
68:5.3 This was the primitive nomadic s. of culture and is
68:5.4 2. The hunting s..
68:5.4 Australian natives progressed little beyond this s..
68:5.6 3. The pastoral s..
68:5.9 4. The agricultural s..
68:5.10 with the pastoral pursuits of the former cultural s..
68:5.12 Human society has evolved from the hunting s.
68:5.12 that of the herders to the territorial s. of agriculture.
68:5.12 And each s. of this progressive civilization was
70:3.2 Bushmen never progressed beyond this primitive s.;
72:1.4 The development from the tribal s. to the appearance
77:4.7 so suddenly and mysteriously on the s. of action
81:2.15 Lastly man entered the creative s. of home building,
82:3.1 Wherever social evolution has progressed to the s.
83:2.1 The transition s. between this custom and the times
83:2.2 This pseudo elopement was the transition s. between
83:5.1 In this s. of marriage development children belonged
83:7.1 has functioned regardless of the developmental s. of
84:2.2 possible transition from the s. of group marriage in
84:3.1 passed through the s. of the autocratic authority of
84:3.9 Before the herding s. of society, mothers used to
84:7.3 Marriage is now passing out of the property s. into
90:0.2 Religion thus enters upon a new phase, a s. wherein
92:2.6 and ethical content of the mores of any current s. of
92:6.1 Mohammedans, are not yet beyond the fetish s. of
103:7.7 The moment departure is made from the s. of facts,
104:4.14 The second triunity is the architect of the space s.
105:2.2 portray the genesis and generation of reality, this s.
105:7.15 This is the cosmic s. on which is enacted the drama
106:6.2 The space-s. of the master universe seems to be
106:6.3 take place out on such a superultimate s. of action,
108:2.3 Thus is the s. of the human mind set for the
108:5.2 Adjuster will faithfully preserve for use in the next s.
109:0.1 Adjuster wax great in the rehearsals of the next s.
109:0.1 the indwelling Adjuster achieve skill for the next s.
110:1.3 with your spiritual preparation for the next s. of the
110:6.14 make the remaining circles, and achieve the final s.
110:6.21 to the intelligence of the morontia s. of evolution,
111:4.9 imagination produce worthy children when the s.
112:5.4 just as the human embryo is a transient parasitic s. of
112:6.1 Just as a butterfly emerges from the caterpillar s., so
114:7.1 as soon as men and women appear on the s. of
115:6.2 But as each s. of creative activity proceeds out
116:2.1 the appearance on the s. of cosmic action of the high
117:6.7 the entrance upon the seventh and final s. of spirit
117:7.1 that the Supreme, in this s. of development, will be
117:7.3 the Supreme could hardly be deitized at any s. prior
119:5.2 personality in the exact likeness of the spirit s. of the
119:5.3 Michael incarnated in the role of one s. of mortal
127:1.1 he emerged from that testing and trying transition s.
134:1.7 These were the in-between times, the transition s.
134:5.1 as they are applicable to the peculiarly critical s. of
134:5.5 creates a problem at every intervening s. between the
135:5.1 Jewish people at the time John appeared upon the s.
135:5.2 that creation was about to pass into its final s.;
142:7.3 evening he definitely stated that at some future s. of
143:3.1 when they reach such a s. of involvement,
154:1.3 transition s. between the materialistic concepts of
157:6.3 Jesus now entered upon the fourth and last s. of
157:6.3 This s. of his ministry was characterized by his
160:1.5 beings have emerged from the purely animal s. of
168:4.11 or postponed to another s. of spiritual ascension.
170:5.21 this church is only the larval s. of the thwarted
193:6.5 original twelve apostles to become actors on the s. of
195:0.3 Upon such a s. of human society the teachings of
stage—with set or setting
8:1.1 The God of Action is existent, and the vast s. of
8:1.3 The s. of universal space is set for the manifold
15:4.2 so is the s. set for the inauguration of universe
57:6.11 the astronomic preliminaries to the setting of the s.
57:7.5 The s. is being set for a planet which can someday
59:0.8 Nevertheless the s. is set for the opening chapters
61:3.12 contributed much toward the setting of the s. for the
78:3.9 set the world s for the inauguration of the Andite era
89:2.2 the s. was all set for the appearance of the new
90:2.3 associated with the devil, and thus was the s. set for
93:3.8 set the monotheistic s. of world tendency for the
105:4.9 the universe s. is set—the potentials are existent
128:7.9 The s. was being set for Jesus’ departure from home.
132:0.5 setting of the s. for the rapid spread of Christianity
134:5.7 then will the s. be set for major wars, world-wide
145:3.3 day’s events set the s. for this extraordinary scene.
152:2.6 This was the s. setting about five o’clock on
153:1.0 1. THE SETTING OF THE STAGE
168:1.9 two o’clock, was the s. all set in this little hamlet
stage—numerical
13:2.1 When you become seventh-s. spirit beings,
17:6.2 concerning the probability of a seventh s. of activity.
17:6.10 as entering upon the career of sixth-s. spirits.
19:2.5 finaliters are sometime inducted into the seventh s. of
21:6.3 between a sevenfold Master Son and a seventh-s.
27:1.2 the transition rest from one s. of being to another,
27:7.8 The attainment of the seventh s. of spirit
30:4.17 will always advance from one s. of universe study to
31:3.3 fact that they are of record as only sixth-s. spirits.
31:3.4 They attain the sixth s of spirit existence upon taking
31:7.5 the entrance of the finaliters upon their seventh s. of
39:1.11 values inherent in the realization that a first-s. spirit
40:10.11 They remain unfinished creatures—sixth-s. spirits—
40:10.12 may not in the exact sense be seventh-s. spirits,
40:10.12 finaliter will sometime achieve as a seventh-s. spirit
42:5.3 This is the first s. of emergent energy in which
44:8.5 the ultimate of creature status—the seventh-s.-spirit
46:5.32 “Undedicated to the seventh s. of spirit—to the
47:10.4 you bid it farewell when you emerge as first-s. spirits
48:1.5 material worlds until you are constituted a first-s.
48:3.8 when you leave the local universe as a first-s. spirit,
49:0.1 and the attainment of first-s. spirit existence.
55:0.5 1. The first or planetary s..
55:0.6 2. The second or system s..
55:0.7 3. The third or constellation s..
55:0.8 4. The fourth or local universe s..
55:0.9 5. The fifth or minor sector s..
55:0.10 6. The sixth or major sector s..
55:0.11 7. The seventh or superuniverse s..
55:2.8 By the time a world attains the fourth s. of light
55:2.8 the succeeding epochs of the seventh s. of settled
55:3.2 The public activities of a world in the first s. of light
55:3.11 a settled world progresses beyond the third s. of light
55:3.22 No world can hope to progress beyond the first s. of
55:4.3 worlds as they pass from the first to the seventh s. of
55:4.4 1. The first s. of light and life.
55:4.9 midway creatures any time after the first settled s.
55:4.10 very few of them ever remain beyond the fourth s. of
55:4.10 The seventh s. will witness the coming of the first
55:4.11 2. The second s. of light and life. This epoch is
55:4.12 From the second s. on throughout the career of a
55:4.13 3. The third s. of light and life.
55:4.17 4. The fourth s. of light and life.
55:4.20 5. The fifth s. of light and life.
55:4.21 6. The sixth s. of light and life witnesses the
55:4.22 7. The seventh s. of light and life.
55:6.4 In the fourth s. of light and life the advanced mortals
55:6.5 On a seventh-s. world, wisdom can exhaust the
55:6.6 on these highly evolved and long seventh-s. worlds
55:6.7 the very first s. of that endless and incomprehensible
55:7.0 7. THE FIRST OR PLANETARY STAGE
55:8.0 8. THE SECOND OR SYSTEM STAGE
55:9.0 9. THE THIRD OR CONSTELLATION STAGE
55:9.3 By the attainment of the sixth s. of stabilization these
55:9.3 Entrance upon the seventh s. of settledness will no
55:10.0 10. THE FOURTH OR LOCAL UNIVERSE S.
55:10.5 local system until the seventh s. of unity is attained.
55:10.9 On attaining this fourth s of development the Creator
55:11.2 the fifth or minor sector s. of stabilization has to do
55:11.3 Concerning the sixth s., or major sector stabilization,
55:12.0 12. THE SEVENTH OR SUPERUNIVERSE S.
56:6.4 Even the finaliters, sixth-s. spirits, have not found the
56:6.4 until they have achieved seventh-s.-spirit status,
56:8.4 levels—even ultimate—as seventh-s. finaliters.
56:10.1 Throughout the continuing seventh s. of such a
56:10.20 The advanced mortals on a world in the seventh s. of
57:2.0 2. THE PRIMARY NEBULAR STAGE
57:3.0 3. THE SECONDARY NEBULAR STAGE
57:4.1 The primary s. of a nebula is circular; the secondary,
57:4.1 the tertiary s. is that of the first sun dispersion,
59:2.0 2. THE FIRST CONTINENTAL FLOOD STAGE
59:3.0 3. THE SECOND GREAT FLOOD STAGE
59:6.12 the sea progressively diminishes as the second s. of
65:1.9 to a possible fourth s. of being wherein we shall be
92:6.1 development, even the first s. of revelation.
106:2.8 When ascenders attain the postulated seventh s. of
106:3.2 that the evolutionary finite has attained the first s.
106:8.14 deity embodiment of the completion of the first s. of
107:2.5 There is a fourth s. of service about which we are
107:2.5 Melchizedeks teach that the fourth-s. Adjusters are
107:5.6 these spirits of the sixth s. appear to transmute some
109:1.5 The first s. of Adjuster evolution is attained in fusion
116:0.5 Others speculate that the third s. of Supremacy
117:5.3 the Corps of the Finality attain the seventh s. of
117:6.6 will continue in the universe careers of the sixth-s.
117:6.7 Upon the completion of the sixth s. of existence and
117:6.7 the entrance upon the seventh and final s. of spirit
117:6.18 what the Adjusters will reveal to future seventh-s.
119:5.3 Michael incarnated in the role of one s. of mortal
123:2.13 Jesus entered upon the fifth s. of a Galilean Jewish
157:6.3 The first s. was that of his childhood, the years
157:6.3 The second s. was the increasingly self-conscious
157:6.3 This second s. ended with the experiences and
157:6.3 The third s. of the Master’s earth experience
191:3.2 form was adjusted for transition to the second s. of
191:3.2 next appeared, it was as a second-s. morontia being.
191:3.3 Jesus made the transit to the third s. of morontia on
191:3.3 to the fourth s. on Monday, the 17th;
191:3.3 to the fifth s. on Saturday, the 22nd;
191:3.3 to the sixth s. on Thursday, the 27th;
191:3.3 to the seventh s. on Tuesday, May 2;
staged
88:6.4 The red men often s. a buffalo dance in which one of
stages—see stages of
11:8.5 1. Pregravity S. (Force).
11:8.6 2. Gravity S. (Energy).
11:8.6 We designate these s. ultimata.
11:8.7 3. Postgravity S. (Universe Power).
15:6.8 in no less than a thousand different states and s..
34:5.2 planetary life from the initial and primitive s. to the
39:4.12 —and just as slowly and by just such gradual s..
55:0.4 There are seven s. in the unfoldment of the era of
55:3.22 Urantia do not preclude the attainment of higher s..
55:4.10 In the third and subsequent s., some midwayers are
55:11.0 11.THE MINOR AND MAJOR SECTOR STAGES
57:4.0 4. TERTIARY AND QUARTAN STAGES
58:6.1 There were many transitional s. between the early
59:6.7 The resting s. evolved to meet the demands of
68:5.10 When the three s. overlap, men hunt and women till
70:8.1 so characteristic of all intermediate evolutionary s..
71:2.9 There are ten steps, or s., to the evolution of a
78:5.7 They crossed the Pacific by easy s., tarrying on the
80:7.6 Aegean region passed through distinct cultural s.,
83:7.7 only leads directly back to those crude societal s.
107:4.6 Adjusters of all s., together with all other beings,
118:0.13 epoch provides immediate destiny for all preceding s.
123:2.5 They divided a child’s life into seven s.:
134:5.8 embarrassed and hampered by the “scaffolding s.”
stages of
5:5.2 exhibited at all s. of human development which
11:8.4 not perfectly clear-cut, s. of response to Paradise
14:5.1 you pass through the true spirit s. of progression
15:5.6 Enormous suns, when in certain s. of development,
15:6.8 These are the stars of space in all their various s. of
17:6.2 These different s. of existence are:1. Initial Paradise
19:6.2 for the spiritual impoverishment of the earlier s. of
20:9.5 progression through the earlier s. of evolutionary
21:3.4 six, perhaps seven, s. of experiential manifestation.
26:10.6 sleep which ever intervenes between the epochal s.
27:1.2 status in contrast to evolution through various s. of
30:4.1 following seven s. of the ascending universe career:
32:2.3 the intervening morontia or transition s. of being.
40:2.2 When such a world is settled in the advanced s. of
40:5.8 used during the early s. of all inhabited worlds except
42:2.1 pregravity, and power to the postgravity, s. of energy
42:2.12 the electronic and the postelectronic s. of energy
42:2.13 the exact causes of the early s. of force evolution,
42:3.13 take into account the pre-emergent s. of energy nor
48:0.2 The morontia life, extending over the various s. of
48:4.12 Most of us have come up through lower s. of
48:6.1 the temporal life in the flesh on into the early s. of
48:8.4 a part of their ascending training, as one of the s. of
49:1.6 The early s. of life evolution are not altogether in
49:2.24 During the earlier and the later s. of many planets,
49:6.20 the planetary series from the lowest to the highest s.
49:6.21 Further along in the advanced s. of settled existence,
50:5.9 through the physical, intellectual, and social s. of
55:0.4 These seven s. of light and life are:
55:0.12 At the conclusion of this narrative these s. of
55:3.11 a planet passing through the earlier s. of evolution.
55:4.1 In the successive s. of settled existence the inhabited
55:5.2 The advanced s. of a world settled in light and life
55:6.4 During the embryonic and prespiritual s. of
55:11.7 we find worlds settled in the fifth and the sixth s. of
56:7.5 overcontrol of the universes during the later s. of
59:0.9 erosion deposits that clearly segregate these two s.
59:4.6 The deposits of these later s. of the first Devonian
59:5.13 200,000,000 years ago the really active s. of the
61:7.10 geologists have accurately deduced the various s. of
65:7.4 better synchronized with the advancing s. of animal
69:4.7 Writing progressed through the s. of the “message
71:1.24 reappearance of the clan and tribal s. of development
81:2.20 the Andite age cannot always be traced by the s. of
81:6.41 readjustments in the successive s. of mankind’s rise
82:2.4 In the earliest s. of tribal development the mores
88:3.4 fetish of the state supreme passed through many s. of
91:2.2 prayer often have been interrelated in their later s. of
92:1.1 fear and ghosts down through many successive s. of
92:7.12 These intermediate s. of idolatrous hesitation in the
100:1.2 and in the passing s. of advancing civilization.
103:5.7 of the first s. of the immortal survival experience.
103:6.7 The local universe consists of three degrees, or s., of
106:2.8 attainment of these s. of maximum development
107:0.7 traverse three general developmental s. of being:
107:0.7 have no connection with the three s. of Adjuster
107:6.3 and in the postfinaliter s. of the eternal career,
110:6.5 circle by circle you thereby ascend from the lower s.
110:6.12 the minimum and maximum limits of these s. of
112:0.1 And throughout all of these successive ages and s. of
112:6.5 function acceptably in the early s. of the morontia
118:4.7 time-space conditioned in the final s. of emergence
127:6.15 through the successive s. of youth and manhood;
127:6.15 of revealing his Paradise Father to all ages and s. of
196:1.6 was attended by seven s. of faith consciousness of
196:1.6 These s. of progressive self-realization were
196:2.4 Mortals in all s. of spirituality and on all worlds
stagger
12:7.12 character of God to overawe, s., or discourage you
30:0.1 the number of major orders and types would s. the
106:8.2 inevitabilities that s. the imaginations of beings far
166:1.5 when the souls of men s. under these burdens,
staggered
101:10.8 no longer is he s. by the paralyzing fear that he has
106:7.5 your mind will always be s. by the unrevealed infinity
127:3.14 expenses of a funeral on top of everything else s.
187:1.9 as Jesus s. on bearing the crossbeam, his physical
staggering
0:11.8 the s. stretches of the space regions beyond the
3:5.4 view the s. immensity of God’s well-nigh limitless
11:3.4 This s. number of residential designations on
staggers
12:0.1 the enormousness of the master universe s. the
195:10.20 a society that s. under the guilt of tolerating science
staging
172:5.9 By bedtime the Master’s cleverness in s. the entry
stagnant
78:3.8 The peoples of India lay s., with a civilization that
133:6.5 A s. soul is a dying soul.
155:3.3 The apostles learned that the Jews were spiritually s.
stagnate
101:7.4 but there s. in consequence of cultural slavery.
stagnation
28:6.18 will never encounter s. of personality or monotony
39:4.12 the fruitfulness of patience: That s. is certain death,
68:2.1 earnest striving, not the deadly monotony of s..
70:2.17 of standardized industrial slavery, personality s..
73:1.1 languished in the depths of savagery and moral s..
79:8.4 And this is the reason for the s. of what had been the
98:2.11 and violently into such depths of intellectual s.,
99:4.6 and mechanical development there is spiritual s.
100:5.2 The progression of religious growth leads from s.
112:5.20 constituent parts; s. terminates in inevitable death.
121:7.5 good works and slavery to law fell victim to the s. of
195:4.3 this long period of moral darkness and spiritual s..
stain
66:1.5 so horribly s. the fair name of his exalted order of
stained
133:3.7 tell me, as you look into these now tear-s. faces,
171:4.6 Herod, having s. his hands with the blood of John,
stairs
123:4.5 s. which led up to the canvas-roofed bedroom.
123:4.5 was blinded by the sand when descending the s.
stairway
95:2.8 the letting down of a celestial s. whereon the king
95:2.8 “King Pepi has put down his radiance as a s. under
123:4.5 Joseph built a balustrade up both sides of the s..
stake
70:1.19 for two armies to s. all on the outcome of a contest
70:10.14 sex nature, should be punished by burning at the s..
stalemate
66:6.2 The world was caught in the s. of tradition-bound
70:12.10 4. S. of the dominance of mediocrity.
81:1.2 civilization had settled down to a world-wide s.
99:2.2 Institutional religion is now caught in the s. of a
stall
167:3.3 on the Sabbath, loose his ox from the s. and lead
173:1.7 to open the gates of every s. and to drive out the
stalls
122:7.7 storage room to the front of the s. and mangers.
stalwart
100:7.2 but his s. strength of character amazed his followers.
133:7.12 rather is such peace attained by the s. assertion of
135:4.5 John was just such a s. and picturesque child of
137:1.8 and with tearful eye but steady voice the s. Judean
152:3.2 There was a brief pause; this s. Galilean was there
177:0.3 Jesus looked over the three well-armed and s.
184:1.2 when Annas stood before the s. and determined
195:2.4 unparalleled honesty, devotion, and s. self-control
196:0.11 Jesus combined the s. and intelligent courage of a
stamina
36:5.8 intellectual root of moral s. and spiritual bravery.
71:8.1 economic wisdom, social cleverness, and moral s.
91:9.2 You must possess cosmic s..
stammer
130:6.2 but he managed to s. out, “But—I did not ask you
186:1.4 Judas managed to s. out these words: “I have sinned
stammered
133:2.1 s. out—“er—why—yes, what do you want with me?”
133:3.7 Ganid’s voice choked up as he s. out his answer:
stamp
16:5.2 Paradise and Havona, must bear the characteristic s.
16:5.4 The physical s. of a Master Spirit is a part of man’s
16:5.4 the characteristic s. of this same supervising Spirit.
stanch
127:3.10 Jesus had many warm friends and s. admirers among
192:4.5 the loss of their good friend, who had been their s.
stanchly
150:1.3 the women believers in the good news stood s.
stanchness
102:2.2 the s. of its attitude, the spirit of its expression is
stand—noun
94:7.5 he took an advanced s. on salvation through faith—
96:5.5 Moses made a partly successful s. against fetishes
98:3.9 The last s. of the dwindling band of Salem believers
151:3.1 puts it under the bed; he puts his lamp on a s.
172:3.15 the Sanhedrin once took a firm and decided s.
173:1.7 Jesus, returning to the speaker’s s., spoke to the
173:1.10 whole episode huddled together near the speaker’s s.
183:4.2 And Nathaniel was encouraged in this s. by James
stand—verb; see stand by
1:4.2 they “s. at the door” of consciousness “and knock”
2:2.1 “My counsel shall s.; I will do all my pleasures”
2:5.5 and age by age, until you finally s. in the presence of
5:1.2 s. in the presence of the Father at the center of all
5:1.9 and some day, doubt not, you shall s. in the divine
5:3.6 s. in the place of both the Universal Father and the
6:8.4 sometime s. in the personal presence of this Son of
7:4.5 The Paradise Sons s. pledged and ready to
7:5.2 sonship until he is enabled to s. in man’s presence
8:2.4 contemplate the infinity of the Father and s. in awe
11:1.3 until at last you would s. before the central shining
11:9.8 And when such an animal-origin being does s.,
13:2.7 “bosom of the Father,” though you shall surely s.
14:3.2 They s. in no need of regulation, for they are beings
17:2.6 We s. in awe of the possibility of what future ages
25:5.1 archives which s. in contrast to the living records of
26:3.9 They s. ready to serve all who must come and go in
26:11.6 angels of Paradise coming out to greet those who s.
28:5.10 When you s., as I repeatedly have, in the special
28:6.6 ten thousand times ten thousand s. before them.
28:6.16 Nothing can s. between you and opportunity for
35:8.15 Lanonandeks s. in greater danger of going astray,
39:1.10 they s. on the brink of the spirit adventure stretching
39:4.7 a breathing spell, during which universe horizons s.
40:6.1 The mortal races s. as the representatives of the
40:10.3 but all such conclusions s. in error; we are taught
40:10.8 they s. ready to welcome the incoming stream of
43:6.3 Who shall s. in this holy place?
44:0.14 their beauty will heighten and brighten until you s. in
49:5.18 These three orders s. on an equal footing in the
51:2.4 these Material Sons and Daughters s. in their new
53:3.2 the ascendant citizens then on Jerusem to s. firm
54:1.9 when the Supreme Rulers of the universe s. back in
54:2.3 s. forth in the clear light of reason as a monumental
62:2.1 walk on their hind legs, they could easily s. erect.
67:3.8 Amadon elected to s. with his chief throughout the
67:8.3 was: “What of Amadon of Urantia, does he still s.
68:2.7 a companion who would s. great abuse without
69:4.3 A fetish was used to s. guard over the deposits of
81:6.23 inheritance enables man to s. on the shoulders of
83:8.9 Twentieth-century marriages s. high in comparison
87:6.2 No longer does the religionist s. defenseless before
90:0.3 shamans, who presume to s. between man and God
92:3.8 such a course of religious development s. without
95:5.4 he built too much, more than could s. when he
99:5.7 Let the term “faith” s. for the individual’s relation
99:7.1 religious groups should s. aloof from all secular
101:4.2 this series of revelatory presentations will s. on the
101:4.2 statements regarding the physical sciences will s. in
102:3.2 with which it should everlastingly s. in contrast.
102:7.6 the obstacles which s. in the way of finding God in
104:3.16 Thus does the Trinity s. unique among absolute
105:1.7 When you s. in awe of the magnitude of the master
111:5.6 may actually s. in the factual presence of God on
113:7.4 on to Salvington, where you will s. face to face
123:1.5 s. around by the hour just to observe the baby’s
125:1.4 were more than this nature-loving lad could s..
130:3.7 you should s. up and tell them the great things you
130:6.3 “My friend, arise! S. up like a man!
131:1.8 When you s. before God with a clean heart, you
131:9.2 At all times and in everything let us s. in awe of
133:0.3 before God all mortals s. on an equal footing.
133:0.3 judgment bar of God, they s. on an equal footing;
133:4.7 justice tempered by mercy when you sometime s.
133:5.6 value, ten persons would s. for ten times this value.
133:7.12 The human mind does not well s. the conflict of
134:3.8 we now present these statements as they s. after
135:3.2 consume these kingdoms, and it shall s. forever.”
138:3.6 to you who s. about criticizing me in your hearts
139:4.6 when the aged bishop was no longer able to s. in the
139:8.8 would Thomas s. out against a project as being
140:10.1 Preach repentance to those who s. in need of such
147:1.2 I know that you can speak the word where you s.
147:5.8 Some of you may not s. high in actual levels of
148:7.2 said: “S. up here by my side that all may see you.
151:3.1 When you s. before a multitude of varying
151:6.7 know him, and we s. in danger of losing many swine
152:5.3 ‘Fear not, s. still and see the salvation of the Lord’
153:2.5 Today, many of you s. at the parting of the ways.
153:4.3 A kingdom divided against itself cannot s.;
153:4.3 against himself; how then shall his kingdom s.?
156:2.6 Jesus told them they could not s. still; they must go
157:4.6 The Master conceived that a faith which could s.
157:6.11 Though I s. before you in this physical presence, I
159:3.2 “Behold, I s. at the door and knock, and if any man
159:3.11 those cowardly souls who only halfheartedly s. up
159:5.9 “When an enemy smites you, do not s. there dumb
162:7.5 you dare to s. here and say that whoso keeps your
163:3.5 inquired, ‘Why do you s. here idle all the day?
163:6.7 let me say: I always s. near, and my invitation-call is
164:4.8 You know that both you and this man s. convicted
165:4.10 asked Jesus how the wealthy would s. in the day of
166:1.4 enable you to s. clean in the presence of the Judge
166:3.4 useless in mind and body to s. before this door
166:3.7 “Behold, I s. at the doors of men’s hearts and
166:3.8 every earthly obstacle which might chance to s. in
168:2.2 because of those who s. here with me, I thus speak
169:1.4 who are lost, those who s. in need of salvation.
172:5.13 persecution, but he could not s. this sort of ridicule
175:1.8 “This afternoon my apostles s. here before you in
175:1.12 You s. with your backs to the doors of salvation and
176:1.1 And when you s. before judges, be not anxious
176:2.7 you s. in the immediate presence of judgment,
176:3.5 You cannot s. still in the affairs of the kingdom.
178:1.10 you will s. in grave danger in subsequent times when
178:1.16 not hesitate to s. in vigorous defense of the truth
180:6.3 “I have yet much to say to you, but you cannot s.
182:2.10 David had arranged to s. guard that night on the
183:5.3 that any prisoner may have at least one friend to s.
188:5.9 but it does s. forever, on earth and throughout a
188:5.9 The cross does s. as the token of the highest form
190:2.4 “My father and my brother,” but Jesus bade him s.
195:6.1 bank has vast spiritual resources; it can s. demands
195:10.8 the Christian churches of the twentieth century s. as
195:10.11 slogans: “A house divided against itself cannot s..”
196:0.9 When we s. confronted by such self-forgetfulness,
stand by
8:4.5 until they appear as angels to s. by your side and
44:0.16 A Divine Counselor who chances to s. by my side
100:2.8 so remotivated in life that they can calmly s. by while
130:2.4 Surely you are not the coward who could s. by on
140:8.18 Jesus would make all men Godlike and then s. by
148:7.2 said: “S. up here by my side that all may see you.
174:0.2 S. by your brethren.”
177:5.2 flee in dismay or else s. by in silent amazement
183:5.4 see that his friend is permitted to s. by and observe
188:1.1 my soldiers will s. by to see that no man interferes.”
standard—see standard day; standard of living;
standard time; standard years
2:6.4 as a king-judge, although it fostered a high moral s.
15:7.2 This Uversa year is s. in the seventh superuniverse,
33:6.8 Nebadon time, broadcast from Salvington, is the s.
36:2.15 a greater variance in the s. life designs is permitted
38:0.3 most nearly s. of all spirit types of personal beings.
39:5.15 and is the s. hour when not otherwise specified.
46:1.2 The s. mile of Jerusem is equivalent to about seven
46:1.2 The s. weight, the “gradant,” is built up through the
46:2.5 worlds are endowed with the ten s. divisions of life
46:2.8 transporters take off at about twenty-five s. miles per
46:2.8 do not attain s. velocity until they are over two
46:5.23 five thousand s. miles in circumference, which is
46:8.1 At present there is an erasure of over two s. miles
47:0.4 abundantly provided with spornagia of s. creation.
48:2.2 They are fairly s. in design though differing slightly
49:2.1 There is a s. and basic pattern of vegetable and
49:5.11 produce beneficial variations in the s. life designs.
52:5.1 When a certain s. of intellectual and spiritual
58:0.1 to improve the s. universe types of living beings.
58:1.1 modifications in the basic and s. life designs of the
65:4.1 beneficial modifications of the s. life patterns.
65:4.10 the Urantia modifications of the s. life designs.
68:6.6 The higher the s. the smaller the family,
74:7.5 2. The golden rule, the s. of social intercourse.
88:3.4 be the arbiter of justice and the s. of righteousness.
95:1.8 missionaries in Mesopotamia raised a moral s. too
95:3.3 “Established is the man whose s. is righteousness;
97:4.2 denunciation of the double s. of national justice
100:2.8 as well as the development of a new s. of values.
124:5.6 Joseph, his father; and he did measure up to the s.
126:3.4 that became from that time on the s. family petition.
132:1.2 Jesus taught Angamon: The s. of true values must be
132:1.4 idealists who are in possession of a common s. of
132:2.2 take as your s. of good the current social usages.
132:2.2 indwelling spirit is the s. of personality survival.
141:7.9 but to establish and demonstrate a s. of human life
141:7.9 And this s. approached the highest perfection, even
156:5.9 Judge not the soul nor evaluate its destiny by the s.
159:5.10 The Master taught a positive s. of righteousness:
167:5.2 The Pharisee judged himself by the lowest s.;
170:2.4 3. It was in itself a new s. of moral values, a new
180:5.6 measuring social relations, the s. of social conduct.
standard day(s)
12:5.1 the Paradise-Havona s. is arbitrarily so recognized.
14:1.12 the Paradise-Havona s. and other time designations
14:1.12 The Paradise-Havona s. is based on the length of
15:7.2 The s. of the superuniverse of Orvonton is equal to
15:7.2 and the Orvonton year equals one hundred s..
33:6.7 The s. of Nebadon is equal to eighteen days and six
standard of living—see also standards of living
68:6.3 with the land arts and inversely with a given s..
72:7.9 are subject to a tariff designed to protect the s. on
81:2.13 Slavery raised the master’s s. and provided more
81:6.28 first life was a struggle for existence; now, for a s.;
83:6.3 Even the elevation of the s. has consistently
86:1.2 Urantians struggled for existence, not for a s.;
86:6.6 A supernatural s. was about to appear, for, if the
100:4.2 The organization of a philosophic s. entails
127:3.14 For four years their s. had steadily declined;
standard time
7:6.1 Every millennium of sector s. the various orders of
14:1.13 This Paradise-Havona day is the s. measurement for
15:11.2 is about one hundred years of superuniverse s..
33:6.7 one hundred days of s., about five years of Urantia
33:6.8 Nebadon time, broadcast from Salvington, is the s.
33:6.9 S. time is universe time.
35:1.3 were all created within one millennial period of s.
35:1.3 administrative chief for a term of seven years of s.
48:2.17 morontia-form changes require seven days of s. for
51:2.2 About three days of s. are consumed in this
53:2.3 his silence, for more than one hundred years of s.
119:1.2 and did not reappear for twenty years of s..
119:2.2 planet for more than twenty years of s. Nebadon
119:5.2 Uversa for a period of eleven years of Orvonton s..
standard year(s)
15:7.2 This Uversa year is s. in the seventh superuniverse,
35:6.1 service during one dekamillennium—10,000 s.,
36:4.3 their worlds until they are one thousand s. of age;
43:3.2 A Constellation Father reigns for ten thousand s.
46:7.3 sometimes to the extent of forty to fifty thousand s..
119:4.3 the seraphic bestowal, for a period of over forty s..
standard-bearer
84:6.4 Woman has always been the moral s. and spiritual
standard-bearers
175:1.6 about to lose your position in the world as the s. of
standardization
48:7.29 mediocrity seeks perpetuation in s..
79:8.7 the process of social s. and religio-philosophic
195:3.9 unbalanced trade, amusement madness, Roman s.,
standardize
99:6.3 tendency to s. and fossilize truth;
standardized
15:7.2 Time is s. on the headquarters of the superuniverses.
22:4.4 and diverse characters; they are not s. beings.
38:9.3 the more spiritual group, are a somewhat s. order of
65:7.3 organisms than would have been the case in a more s
70:2.17 6. The threat of s. industrial slavery, personality
77:2.5 after the patterns of the s. Satania specialization
87:7.3 unless their rituals are arbitrarily s. by authority.
99:4.3 augment integration of personality, it must not be s..
141:5.4 believed in him should become dogmatized and s.
148:1.2 was no s. or dogmatic formulation of theologic
179:5.5 Jesus’ teachings none have become more tradition-s..
standards—see standards of living
5:4.5 the rigorous moral s. of Judaism and Christianity.
5:5.13 inferiority of the human s. of morality resulting from
10:0.3 concept of creation measures up to the Trinity s.
14:1.13 although each maintains its own internal time s..
15:8.8 inability to reckon in accordance with the s.
28:5.11 only to turn their faces downward to reflect the s.
46:7.7 beautiful, as judged by the physical s. of Urantia.
47:2.5 under sixteen years of age, as reckoned by Urantia s.,
52:1.4 the primeval forests are not in keeping with the s. of
69:8.4 Though the social s. of the Hebrews were crude,
76:2.3 officiating Nodite priests were reverting to the s.
77:5.8 in the spread of higher s. of spiritual, intellectual,
80:7.8 decadence, and with the disappearance of religious s.
81:5.2 for higher and ever higher s. of material comfort.
82:2.2 be studied and judged in the light of the moral s. of
82:2.3 complete sex license to the twentieth-century s. of
82:3.3 Marriage s. have always been a true indicator of the
82:4.5 And so the more recent s. and virginity tests gave
83:0.1 even to the appearance of those marriage s. which
83:7.2 and these s. have persisted to the twentieth century
84:5.2 As society evolved, the sex s. rose higher among
84:5.2 Man’s sex s. are only tardily improving as a result of
87:7.3 it is regrettable many modern believers in moral s.
89:1.1 The taboo is the source of ceremonial s. and the
92:7.5 morality becomes the discipline of self by the s. of
95:3.4 Nile had lived by these emerging ethical and social s.
95:3.5 modified moral s. of Mesopotamian immigrants.
97:8.3 abandon Israel unless they re-established their s.
100:7.12 mortal devotion to the high s. of spiritual living.
101:7.1 influence the evolution of one’s personal s. of life.
101:7.3 new formulations of principles and s. are achieved;
101:9.2 mistake of judging another’s religion by your own s.
102:8.2 be judged by its moral judgments and its ethical s..
102:8.5 and evolutionary progress as judged by its own s. of
128:2.6 The moral s. of this home city of Herod Antipas
132:1.2 To an ascending mortal all lower and material s.
132:2.2 may take as your s. of good the religious practices
132:2.2 are determined by the true values of the spiritual s.
133:6.7 the failure of both material science and spiritual s. to
150:7.2 increasingly contaminated by the low moral s. of
160:1.4 ease-promoting s. of the lure of established beliefs
160:5.5 undiscovered ideals which transcend the known s.
185:1.3 to have these images removed from the military s..
185:1.3 Pilate ordered the images removed from the s. of
195:7.16 dangerous only when it becomes blind to spirit s.
195:10.20 part of the industrial life, and the moral s. of Western
standards of living
66:5.11 They contributed directly to the elevation of s. by
68:5.1 land technique, or maintenance arts, plus his s.,
68:6.6 of the family has always been influenced by the s..
68:6.7 All down through the ages the s. have determined
68:6.7 Local class s. give origin to new social castes, new
68:6.7 When s. become too complicated or too highly
69:2.4 struggle for existence and of the ever-advancing s.
81:3.3 industry was promoted by the elevation of the s.,
81:6.11 man-land ratio means either a lowering of the s. or
standing—noun
26:10.3 grants them the same s. in the universes of time as if
30:4.21 Ascending seraphim are advanced in angelic s. at the
34:7.8 do not falter and question your status and s., for in
38:8.2 it is possible for them to attain full seraphic s..
48:2.23 they will gladly certify you for advanced s..
50:3.2 volunteer servers remains as of the residential s. on
53:9.4 Urantia because you had no Son of s. in residence
63:2.1 Nor had they improved their s in the tribe by building
64:6.27 indigo peoples have exactly the same s. before the
70:1.12 The war for vengeance was in good s. right on down
72:2.6 All citizens in good s. participate in the election of
77:8.13 on Urantia, all of whom are of honorable s.,
82:2.3 Free love has never been in good s. above the scale
82:3.4 In primitive times marriage was the price of social s.;
83:7.4 The social pressure of community s. and property
84:3.10 has enhanced woman’s prestige and social s.;
84:4.3 influence over their immediate and personal s.,
112:4.12 flash forth the mandate of advanced s. over the
114:7.7 is entitled to a liaison corps of mortals of destiny s..
121:3.5 This group had little or no social s..
127:5.1 Although Jesus was poor, his social s. in Nazareth
142:5.2 then are you secure in the position and s. of all
166:5.5 Abner was head of a church which was without s.
175:2.1 status of any individual Jew in his s. before God.
179:3.9 mean nothing concerning your s. in the kingdom
194:3.14 in Pentecost, women had little or no spiritual s. in
standing—verb; see standing for
47:10.2 the last mark and trace, s. on the sea of glass,
52:1.2 By this time man is well accustomed to s. erect.
58:5.7 the pressure of a continental mass s. 15,000 feet
67:2.2 Caligastia, and Lucifer as s. in contempt of the
67:3.8 this child of the evolutionary races s. unmoved by the
67:8.4 determined band of 143 comrades in s. steadfast
75:7.2 from all charges of s. in “contempt of the universe
80:3.7 for their sentinels s. on night guard at cave entrances
89:0.1 in debt to the spirits, as s. in need of redemption.
100:4.5 hulk of a man s., legs spread, club upraised,
100:7.1 gestured toward the Master s. before his accusers,
103:6.5 either science or religion, s. alone, hope to gain
124:6.10 They pressed on, soon s. on the brink of Olivet,
125:6.5 the lad, now s. to greet his astonished parents,
125:6.8 Silently they all withdrew and left Jesus s. alone with
132:0.1 emperor remarked to the aide s. on his right, “If I
133:2.3 scene of the teary-eyed couple s. in silent embrace.
135:8.4 Scores of repentants were s. in line awaiting their
135:8.5 to set this example for my brothers s. here with me
135:8.6 the four men still s. in the water heard a strange
136:2.3 John’s disciples, s. by the water’s edge, did not
137:4.8 As Jesus was s. alone in a corner of the garden, his
137:6.6 Jesus, s. by the water’s edge, prayed: “My Father,
138:7.1 beckoning the other apostles s. near by to join them,
142:8.4 were s. before the entrance to the Master’s tent.
147:5.2 that even the street beggars might come in and, s.
147:5.3 of perfumed anointing lotion and, s. behind Jesus
152:0.2 until, s. near you, Master, I touched the border of
157:3.6 while still s. before them, Jesus said: “This has been
157:4.5 Jesus, still s., then said to the twelve: “You are my
158:1.9 they observed Jesus s. alone: “Jesus, Master, it is
158:7.5 many of you now s. before me shall not taste death
162:3.5 Jesus, looking over the crowd, saw her husband s.
162:3.5 writing, he beheld the woman s. alone before him.
162:4.2 the glare of scores of torches s. about the temple
162:6.1 Jesus, s. among the pilgrims, said: “If any man
163:3.5 seeing others s. in the market place idle, he said to
163:3.5 found still others s. idle, and he inquired of them,
164:4.11 Then Josiah, s. upon a stool, shouted abroad to all
165:4.10 To another s. near by who asked how the wealthy
166:1.5 And Jesus, s., replied to the lawyer: “You, like the
167:5.1 But the publican, s. afar off, would not so much as
168:1.1 By this time they were s. before the family tomb,
169:3.1 When the meeting became too noisy, Peter, s. up,
171:5.2 so he asked those s. near him what was going on.
171:6.2 one of the Jericho Pharisees, s. near by, said: “You
171:8.14 Jesus, s. there before the apostles in the shade of an
173:1.7 To the amazement of his apostles, s. near at hand,
173:4.4 those priests and elders who were s. near him,
178:2.6 But David Zebedee, who was s. near, stepped up
181:2.19 Jesus then went over to the Alpheus twins and, s.
181:2.20 And then Jesus went over to Philip, who, s. up,
181:2.26 And then Jesus went over to Thomas, who, s. up,
182:2.5 while Peter, James, and John were s. by to receive
183:3.4 s. there in the calm majesty of the God of all this
183:5.3 this man shall not be prevented from s. by the side
184:1.6 the chief steward, who was s. near, struck Jesus
184:2.7 one of the men s. near Peter said: “Surely you are
184:3.14 not longer endure the sight of the Master s. there
185:2.16 by the spectacle of Jesus’ s. there in majesty before
186:1.4 found himself s. in the presence of the Sanhedrin,
187:3.2 S. near the cross at one time or another during the
187:2.6 dare to remove it since the soldiers were s. on guard.
187:4.8 they were yet s. by when the body of the Master was
187:5.2 Only a few times did those s. by catch some
187:5.2 with sufficient clearness to be heard by those s. by
188:1.1 the representatives of the Sanhedrin s. by to see that
190:2.2 Jesus’ oldest brother, James, was s. in the garden of
191:4.2 Abner and Lazarus, were s. together in the pulpit,
191:5.2 s. directly in front of Thomas, said: “Peace be upon
192:1.2 on the beach, near the boat landing, s. by a fire.
standing for
1:1.3 in words and symbols, each name s. for the degree
93:3.3 interpreted as s. for the three kingdoms of men,
93:3.3 Abraham rather regarded this symbol as s. for the
standing—adjective
43:4.9 be found no s. ground for the Satania adversaries.
69:5.8 made kings by creating a s. army of debtors.
70:1.20 Military castes and s. armies soon developed to keep
109:5.3 opinions, settled ideas, and long-s. prejudices.
121:7.2 kindness ran counter to the long-s. attitude of the
139:8.6 Thomas’s membership was a s. declaration that Jesus
164:4.1 And they did this in violation of a s. rule which
standpoint
5:3.1 Though the Paradise Deities, from the universe s.,
7:1.10 Viewed from the personality s. and by persons,
14:2.3 In other words, viewed from a purely physical s.,
16:7.8 From the s. of intelligence, man ascends to the level
20:1.11 From the s. of service, worship, and supplication
42:5.2 Wavelike energy manifestations—from the s. of
49:5.10 general groups of inhabited worlds from the s. of the
59:1.4 From the s. of marine life this is the trilobite age.
66:2.3 But from your s. the most interesting group of all
68:6.11 From a world s., overpopulation has never been a
73:0.1 on duty took note that, from a purely biologic s.,
104:3.17 while they are thus comparable from a functional s.,
105:7.1 From the creature s., that which is transcendental
106:0.10 perspective and from the s. of other universe ages.
106:6.4 would be unlimited, at least from a qualitative s.,
106:8.22 From the s. of personal beings it could mean that the
106:8.22 absolute destinies mean from a nonpersonal s. is
112:3.2 From the cosmic s. the mortal is already dead;
113:1.4 From the s. of seraphic ministry, most men and
115:2.1 From the existential s., nothing new can happen
117:3.5 From a physical s. this statement is hardly true,
117:3.12 From the finite s., we actually live, move, and have
121:4.1 The gentiles were,from a moral s., somewhat inferior
128:1.8 the human s., a natural evolutionary revelation.
136:4.7 seem most pleasant and profitable from the s. of the
141:7.7 From the human s. he was indeed a Jew, but he lived
145:4.1 From a human s., this was probably the greatest
148:6.5 its soundness from the s. of then accepted theology.
160:3.1 From the human s. it is a question of combined
160:4.9 solved when they are viewed from the religious s. of
178:1.4 Sonship in the kingdom, from the s. of advancing
standpoints
110:5.7 the human partner from the s. of health, efficiency,
stands— see stands for
4:3.6 mortal imperfection of insight only because it s. in
5:6.8 on antecedent causation, the Father s. aside.
10:2.4 personality-absolute, that divine being who s. as the
14:6.38 Havona s. before every will creature as the portal to
25:1.6 when man’s ascending soul s. before the Supreme
29:2.16 It is an individualized stream of power and s. in
31:8.4 the mortal ascender s. in the finaliter receiving circle
35:3.22 While the young universe of Nebadon s. low in
37:0.1 At the head of all personality in Nebadon s. Michael,
39:1.11 a first-stage spirit being s., not at the end and climax
40:10.2 never stops until the mortal son s. face to face with
42:0.1 Force is the one thing which s. as an everlasting
43:3.6 Although the constellation regime s. between you
43:4.2 Ever the Faithful of Days s. at the right hand of the
50:4.2 all of this s. in contrast with the Adamic regime
51:4.2 the red man s. far above the indigo—black—race.
52:4.1 Such a world s. on the eve of a great intellectual
56:9.4 the Paradise Trinity forever s. in finality, eternity,
68:1.1 this lack of natural brotherly attraction that now s. in
82:1.9 and therefore ever s. in need of social regulation.
83:7.4 marriage has made progress and s. on advanced
94:6.6 he does not coerce mankind but always s. ready to
106:2.3 experiential power; it s. in contrast to the eternity
106:7.3 But the Deity Absolute s. in eternity relationship
112:7.9 the onetime soul of earthly origin s. in worshipful
122:2.3 “While your husband, Zacharias, s. before the altar
127:6.15 Jesus now s. on the threshold of full manhood, rich
131:4.2 God is our protector—he s. by the side of his
131:8.2 He is truly spiritual; he s. alone and changes not.
132:2.4 social usage, and religious dogma s. in grave danger
135:11.2 but the friend of the bridegroom who s. near-by
139:11.9 the will and character of the divine Father who s. at
140:6.4 vengeance in his mind s. in danger of judgment.
140:8.29 Jesus’ teaching s. apart from all religions, as such,
153:2.8 s. ready to give you the true bread of life.
153:4.3 that one who is greater than devils s. in your midst
153:5.4 to his own faith, for one of you s. in grave danger.
174:5.8 He who selfishly loves his life s. in danger of losing
176:4.7 ever ready to welcome him on earth as he s. ready to
195:4.4 and s. face to face with a struggle for existence
195:9.2 But paganized and socialized Christianity s. in need
195:9.9 but the religion of Jesus s. as the unsullied spiritual
196:3.28 Religion s. above science, art, philosophy, ethics,
stands for
1:5.13 is not simply an attribute of God; it rather s. for the
6:8.3 the Creator Son, who s. for both Father and Son to
67:7.4 it is the attitude of the whole being, when it s. for the
85:3.4 Many times an animal symbol s. for a god or a
91:2.5 true prayer, which always s. for man’s communion
100:4.5 such a picture s. for the beginnings of much that is
103:6.7 Metaphysics s. for man’s well-meant but futile
133:5.6 Mathematics asserts that, if one person s. for a unit
133:5.6 in co-ordinated working harmony s. for a force far
151:2.3 the sower s. for the messengers of the kingdom.
151:2.3 The seed which fell among the rocks s. for those
169:4.7 The word God cannot be defined and therefore s. for
standstill
60:3.11 advance of the continental drift was coming to a s.,
61:4.4 the animal life, and marine life was almost at a s..
81:6.25 civilization is at a s. in spiritual development and
186:4.2 business of a great universe was practically at a s..
star—see star clouds; star students
see Bright and Morning Star; Brilliant Evening Star
12:1.14 space zones are free from s. dust—cosmic fog.
12:4.14 the normal towards the violet by an approaching s.
12:4.14 lines are displaced towards the red by a receding s.
15:1.2 known to the superuniverse s. observers as the
15:3.6 the center out towards the edge of the s. stream.
15:3.7 some of the confusion of Urantian s. observers arises
15:3.13 The whirl of the major sectors, the so-called s. drifts,
15:4.8 The globular type of s. clusters predominates near
15:5.3 splitting into a double s. system or evolving as a
15:5.7 fission, and a new double s. of this variety is born.
15:5.8 but unequal suns, one type of double s. formation.
15:8.7 is one of the tasks of the celestial s. observers.
30:3.4 The s.-observer colony of Uversa now numbers
30:3.4 in their work of s. study and space survey.
41:2.7 giants of space and the swarming clouds of s. dust
41:3.2 largest s. in the universe, the stellar cloud Antares,
41:3.3 equatorially, this being a type of double s. formation.
41:3.4 about a common center as one type of double s..
41:3.5 was the extraordinary double s. explosion, the light
41:3.6 that one cubic inch of such a s., if on Urantia, would
41:3.10 for the further exploration of distant s. clusters.
41:3.10 as enormous and fairly symmetrical s. clusters.
41:8.2 Eventually, such a s. will become a so-called white
41:8.4 which still exhibits the mother sphere as a lone s.
57:5.2 sunspot cycles betray that it was a variable s. in its
85:1.2 The shooting s. was awesome to early man, and he
85:5.1 The Chaldean s. cultists considered themselves to be
90:2.7 under the domination of a lucky or an unlucky s.;
92:7.15 foundation and guiding s. of all enduring civilizations
95:2.7 great pyramid pointed directly toward the Pole S.
104:4.9 Whether it be a tiny ultimaton, a blazing s., or a
122:8.7 wise men saw no s. to guide them to Bethlehem.
122:8.7 The beautiful legend of the s. of Bethlehem
122:8.7 the appealing legend of the s. of Bethlehem
150:3.2 the appearance of a bright and supposedly new s.
150:3.2 Such a s. having then recently been observed,
star cloud(s)
15:3.1 islands of space, double stars, globular clusters, s.,
15:3.5 is situated far away in the enormous and dense s. of
15:3.5 you may observe two great streams of s. emerging in
15:3.10 the composite rotation-gravity center of the s. of
15:3.11 4. The swing of the local s. cloud of Nebadon and its
15:4.9 The vast s. of Orvonton should be regarded as
15:4.9 Many of the so-called s. of space consist of gaseous
41:0.4 Such is the constitution of the local s. of Nebadon,
star students
12:1.13 the whole astronomical plot, suggests to our s. that
12:2.4 The Uversa s. observe that the grand universe is
15:5.14 As your s. scan the heavens, they will observe
20:8.3 from the duties of outpost sentinels to those of s..
28:7.1 help to the courtesy colonies of Uversa: the s.,
30:2.150 1. S. Students.
30:3.2 1. The S., the celestial astronomers, choose to work
30:3.2 These s. are not in any manner organically connected
30:3.2 they are merely guests.
30:3.3 in any system of any universe may become a s.,
30:3.3 S. are not required to serve eternally in this corps,
44:5.6 are most proficient in collaborating with the s. in
57:3.2 The near-by s. of that faraway era, as they observed
starfish
65:2.5 later there evolved the s., stone lilies, sea urchins,
stargazing
95:1.7 the Babylonian priests turned anew to s.; astrology
staring
90:1.4 autohypnosis by prolonged s. at their navels.
starlight
46:1.8 light from several near-by suns—a sort of brilliant s.—
starlit
124:6.5 camped for the night, out under the s. heavens.
135:9.1 group of thirty or more talked long into the s. night.
starred
88:6.7 such words as spellbound, ill-s., possessions,
starry—see starry realms
1:1.4 Still farther out in the s. creation, he is known,
3:2.4 the endless but orderly procession of the s. hosts
11:2.1 astronomical location, your space position in the s.
12:2.4 the ancestors of a series of s. and planetary clusters
12:4.12 that the surrounding s. clusters and streams are
15:3.1 The vast Milky Way s. system represents the
15:5.8 the fringe of the superuniverse s. aggregations.
29:4.24 passing between gigantic planetary and s. neighbors.
34:1.1 physical organization of a s. and planetary cluster
41:3.0 3. OUR STARRY ASSOCIATES
42:7.1 the planets encircling the sun of some s. group like
57:4.4 and relative stabilization of the far-flung s. systems
123:3.10 on his back and gazing wonderingly up into the s.
starry realms
4:1.5 upheavals and physical cataclysms of the s. realms.
11:1.3 ever journeying inward through the s. realms, until
12:0.3 of physical law and from the observation of the s.,
12:2.2 Most of the s. visually exposed to the search of
12:4.14 velocities are fairly reliable when applied to the s.
15:3.1 Practically all of the s. visible to the naked eye
32:2.9 a young cluster in the s. and planetary realms of
167:6.5 the Father through the inspiring spectacle of the s.
stars—see Brilliant Evening Stars
3:3.1 “He tells the number of the s.; he calls them all by
3:3.2 who does actually know the number of the s. and
11:8.1 strand on which are strung the gleaming s., blazing
15:3.1 aggregation of suns, double s., globular clusters,
15:3.3 the number of s. and other spheres decreases away
15:5.4 2. The Whirled S. embrace those suns which are
15:5.4 They are not thrown off as rings but in right- and left
15:5.4 Whirled s. are also of origin in other-than-spiral
15:5.7 There is a critical limit to the size of individual s..
15:5.8 6. Contractural S..
15:6.2 1. The suns—the s. of space.
15:6.8 The Suns. These are the s. of space in all their
15:6.8 others are double s., contracting or disappearing
15:6.8 The s. of space exist in no less than a thousand states
15:6.10 These suns are the s. of your observable system.
15:8.5 disintegrate under certain conditions found in hot s.
15:9.16 The s. and planets of a local universe must be in
23:2.22 Massive s., crosscurrents, and detours, as well as
41:2.7 heated suns and other types of supercharged s..
41:3.1 specialized currents of energy that play between s.
41:3.3 a mother wheel, suns break up or form double s..
41:3.6 Not all s. are solid, but many of the older ones are.
41:3.6 Some of the reddish, faintly glimmering s. have
41:3.7 are relatively young; most of the dwarf s. are old, but
41:3.8 you may observe many of these younger s. whose
41:3.9 In some double s. the tides caused by rapidly
41:3.10 In one group of variable s. the period of light
41:4.1 between the most dense and the most diffuse s.,
41:4.3 Cooling s. can be physically gaseous and dense
41:7.14 But s. far removed from these chief channels of
41:9.4 In many of the younger s. continued gravity
41:9.5 the gigantic pulsations of many of the younger s..
41:10.1 Some of the variable s., in or near the state of
48:7.15 13. S. are best discerned from the lonely isolation of
53:7.7 “And his tail drew a third part of the s. of heaven
57:2.1 terminate as clusters of s. or as enormous suns
57:3.6 on their long and eventful careers as the s. of space.
57:6.5 Shooting s. occur in swarms because they are the
58:3.4 occur in the marginal gases of the great binary s.
83:4.4 astrologers were consulted to ascertain the birth s.
85:5.1 elements to the deification of sun, moon, and s..
85:5.1 In India the s. were regarded as the glorified souls of
88:1.1 not mountains, became fetishes; comets, but not s..
88:1.1 Early man regarded shooting s. and meteors as
90:2.5 early the shamans turned their attention to the s..
90:3.8 the Chaldeans looked upon the s. as the cause of
93:2.3 as they talked out under the s., Melchizedek began
93:2.3 the Most High, is the divine creator of the s. of the
93:6.3 “Look now up to the heavens and number the s. if
95:2.7 The Egyptians long believed that the s. twinkling in
95:2.7 and established constellations of the fixed s.,
97:4.3 seek him who formed the seven s. and Orion,
101:10.9 even the s. in their courses are now doing battle for
123:3.10 studying the flowers and plants by day and the s. by
131:2.2 He knows the number of the s.; he calls them all
131:2.11 turn many to righteousness as the s. forever
131:4.2 God has made the sun and the s.; he is bright, pure
131:7.2 the sun and the moon and all the s. obey my will.
150:3.3 The courses of the s. in the heavens have nothing to
151:5.5 vanished, and the s. of heaven shone overhead.
start—noun
32:3.7 universe are settled and dependable, at the s., only
133:3.8 best way to help these women get a new s. in life.
133:6.3 Christianity secured its s. in Ephesus largely through
139:8.12 could not have held a man like Thomas from the s.
172:3.0 3. THE START FOR JERUSALEM
start—verb; see start out
11:3.4 even for those who shall not s. the Paradise climb
15:5.5 pull of the greater body to s. tidal convulsions in the
31:6.1 released from permanent-citizenship status and s. on
36:3.5 transmit the spark of life, s. the required revolutions
39:0.11 they all crave to s. at the bottom, on the lowest level
39:8.7 they cannot possibly s. up from the very bottom,
39:8.7 may go down to those who do s. from the bottom
44:0.3 With such a nucleus to s. with, there has
47:4.1 working groups and social organizations s. to
48:4.16 But among those who s. their careers far below the
55:4.30 they elect to humanize, receive Adjusters, and s. for
57:3.1 before nebulae begin to throw off suns and s. upon
57:7.7 settled and cooled sufficiently to s. precipitation of
64:7.10 In general and to s. with, the Sangik tribes were
65:4.3 uninjured cells begin to proliferate—they actually s.
69:7.1 To s. with, the entire animal world was man’s enemy
72:9.8 The schools of statesmanship have power to s.
74:2.8 new rulers of Urantia s. their reign under favorable
101:5.5 So, also, must philosophy s. its career upon the
101:6.7 Revelation teaches mortal man that, to s. such a
102:5.1 existence of the potential of personality to s. with.
107:6.7 until the day of their release to s. for Divinington
134:4.8 there will s. dissensions, recriminations, even wars,
135:10.3 lest he and his disciples should s. a rebellion.
138:10.11 they prepared to s. for Jerusalem and Judea on
147:6.3 of Sabbath breaking—since he had presumed to s.
158:2.2 he thought best to s. up a diverting conversation
159:6.5 a week’s rest before they made ready to s. the last
161:0.1 he and the twelve apostles would s. for Jerusalem
161:2.4 our Master exhibits maturity of righteousness to s.
167:4.3 full days in Philadelphia before he made ready to s.
171:8.1 They did not s. from Jericho until near noon since
172:3.1 when Jesus made ready to s. for Jerusalem.
start out
22:5.6 The Trinitized Custodians s. out their careers as
23:1.4 Mortals s. out as well-nigh material beings on the
23:1.4 these solitary spirits s. out at the center of all things
47:3.12 As you s. out on the first mansion world, one
50:5.8 they become philosophical—they s. out to reason
51:6.6 It is intended that mortals who s. out from an
55:4.9 after receiving Adjusters, s. out on their Paradise
55:4.25 and from the universe headquarters s. out on the
57:3.6 Such young suns quickly become spherical and s. on
101:5.5 Both science and religion s. out with the assumption
113:1.6 You s. out in your mind of mortal investment in the
132:6.3 a businessman of my son, and now you s. out to
140:6.2 You must s. out afresh as little children and be
140:8.26 “I want to set men free so that they can s. out afresh
177:1.2 You may s. out carrying the lunch, and when you
195:6.16 And so, when you once s. out to find God, that is the
started—see started out
15:4.4 tremendous cyclones of force which, when once s.,
37:2.4 Many of these ascendant Evening Stars s. their
41:4.4 One of your near-by suns, which s. life with about
57:5.5 solar meteorites, which immediately s. to revolve
61:5.5 first North American glacier s. its southern advance.
64:4.9 thousand years, s. south again on its fifth excursion.
64:7.14 the great black exodus s. south through Palestine
64:7.17 They built boats and s. in search of new lands
77:3.3 construction was s. in accordance with his plans.
82:3.9 orders were s. and maintained by individuals lacking
82:4.5 When once s., this idea of female chastity took such
87:0.2 With the birth of this very fear mankind s. on the
89:2.3 special creation, that he s. his career in perfection,
89:4.6 The doctrine of original sin, or racial guilt, s. every
89:5.4 Having been s. through hunger, friendship, revenge
89:6.4 when a new building of any importance was s.,
92:4.6 of the Adamic revelation before it had ever fully s..
97:9.19 New trouble s. when King Ahab tried to buy land
97:9.25 Judahites s. social reforms, such as releasing slaves,
123:2.4 his new shop and getting his business s. again.
124:1.7 Joseph s. the building of an addition to their house,
127:1.5 This year Simon s. to school, and they were
127:4.10 This year Jude s. to school, and it was necessary for
128:3.7 Simon and Jesus s. on their way back to Nazareth.
128:6.5 the Passover, Jude s. up real trouble for them all.
133:7.2 On the third day after their arrival they s. for the hills
134:3.3 The afternoon sessions s. at 3:00 o’clock, and the
134:7.5 Jesus then s. on his final tour, as a private individual,
134:9.1 the next day s. for Jerusalem with John the son of
135:4.1 directed Ezda to drive his herds to Engedi and s. for
135:8.3 they s. for Pella, eating their lunch as they journeyed.
140:0.2 As Jesus s. down the seashore calling the apostles,
143:3.6 The third day when they s. down the mountain
144:9.1 they s. north to the camp of John’s and Jesus’
147:2.1 Jesus and the apostolic party s. on their journey to
150:9.3 as he s. to walk forward, the mob parted and
152:4.2 And when Peter s. to walk upon the water, the
152:5.1 he and the Mark lad had s. to walk around the lake
152:7.1 Jesus, accompanied only by the twelve apostles, s.
154:6.1 all five of them s. at once for Zebedee’s house,
154:7.4 they were well s. when the Jerusalem officers began
158:7.9 In silence Jesus and the twelve s. for their camp at
162:0.1 When Jesus s. up to Jerusalem with the ten
163:4.11 those who were afraid to step out before they s..
167:3.6 Jesus and the ten apostles would have s. back to the
168:3.7 s. on their journey back to the Pella encampment.
171:2.6 Jesus, leading the twelve, s. on the way to Heshbon,
171:3.3 by the time Jesus s. for the Passover, the number of
171:5.3 glorifying God, until the Master s. on the next day
172:3.8 before they s., the twelve women of the original
172:3.9 Before they s., the Alpheus twins put their cloaks
172:5.10 This Sunday s. off as a great day for Simon
174:3.1 Before Jesus could get s. with his teaching,
177:0.4 but as Jesus s. off alone, John Mark came forward
179:4.7 Jesus s. with twelve—now he had eleven.
183:2.1 was some delay in getting s. for the Mark home,
183:3.7 But before they were able to get s., as Jesus stood
183:3.9 When the guards s. back to Jerusalem with Jesus,
183:5.1 Before they s. away from the garden with Jesus,
184:4.2 When these abuses first s., Jesus indicated to John,
186:0.1 As Jesus and his accusers s. off to see Herod, he
186:4.2 o’clock when they s. for the scene of the crucifixion.
187:0.1 the soldiers, under the direction of a centurion, s.
188:1.3 the burial procession of Jesus of Nazareth s. from
189:4.7 Joanna rallied her companions, and they s. back
190:2.4 James s. to fall to his knees, exclaiming, “My father
195:1.1 The Hellenization of Christianity s. in earnest on that
195:3.8 came to Rome too late to prevent the well-s. moral
195:6.1 they have s. an unthinking run on the moral bank of
started out
14:6.40 they shall sometime be s. out on the undisclosed and
34:7.8 Having s. out on the way of life everlasting, having
78:8.8 priest of Kish, who proclaimed himself king and s.
82:4.3 Woman s. out as the property of her father, who
89:9.3 Paul s. out to build a new Christian cult on “the
92:5.13 As a religious teacher, Jesus of Nazareth s. out with
94:3.1 Having s. out to discover final reality,the Indian mind
97:1.2 he s. out to turn all Israel back to the worship of
123:0.6 They s. out early one Sunday morning, Mary and
125:3.1 This they did and s. out on the return journey to
125:6.9 In silence they s. out, arriving at Jericho for the night
138:1.1 s. out in good heart and with confident enthusiasm
140:5.6 This momentous sermon s. out upon the note of
145:3.2 One man s. out with his paralyzed daughter just as
145:5.8 Jesus and the apostles s. out upon their first public
147:5.8 this woman has, in dead earnest, s. out on the long
152:2.2 hiring every craft available, they s. out in pursuit.
163:4.16 they s. out, two and two, on their mission in Galilee,
163:5.1 the entire company of almost three hundred s. out at
168:0.1 It was shortly after noon when Martha s. out to meet
169:1.8 decision, he arose and s. out for his father’s house.
172:3.8 As the procession s. out from Bethany, there was
181:2.4 You s. out with us strong-minded and intolerant,
183:2.4 when Judas Iscariot s. out from the temple, about
184:2.12 having s. out wrong, to turn about and go right.
186:0.3 When Mary the mother of Jesus s. out with John to
187:5.6 Jesus s. to Golgotha bearing his own crossbeam
189:4.3 five of the women s. out for the tomb of Jesus.
190:1.6 And they s. out on this mission as they had on many
191:5.7 the next morning, before the break of day, they s. out
starting
1:0.5 but it is entirely possible for human beings, s. out
8:1.9 And this is the traditional s. point of the history of
8:1.10 The mind of man must have a s. point for the
14:6.40 man’s established destiny, but it is also the s. place of
19:1.7 the philosophic technique of s. from the lower to
34:5.2 begins the work of evolutionary progression, s.
39:9.3 still supremely devoted to that universal plan of s.
40:2.2 begin the long journey to Havona and Paradise, s.
42:9.3 S. from any one element, after noting some one
49:6.8 S. out in the seventh circle, mortals strive for the first
63:2.7 had creatures possessed a method of s. fire at will.
67:5.3 the forward struggle began all over, s. not very far
69:9.4 wanted to save up property as a nucleus for s. life in
112:0.1 Urantia is your s. point; here you and your divine
116:4.8 local universes are the s. points of true evolution,
116:4.11 The local universe is the s. place for personalities
123:3.5 s. out with one candle the first night and adding one
134:5.6 S. out with parental power in the family group,
135:6.5 preached four months at Bethany ford before s. north
136:10.1 before s. down the mountain to join John and his
138:0.1 the s. point of an ever-widening gulf between Jesus
151:0.2 This time of waiting before s. for the Passover at
171:1.1 s. south on their tour of the cities of southern Perea,
176:3.4 There was a certain great man who, before s. out on
186:4.4 Much of the delay in s. off with Jesus for the site of
startled
63:2.5 They were so surprised and s. at their success that
97:4.3 Amos further s. his hearers when, pointing a finger
124:3.8 Jesus was s. by his father’s display of emotion;
130:2.4 Anaxand was s. when Jesus replied, “Since you
130:6.2 But Fortune was s. and made curious when Jesus,
137:3.5 Mary expected all Palestine to be s. and stunned by
141:0.2 Andrew was somewhat s. to see the Master thus
153:5.1 They were all surprisingly s. by the suddenness
153:5.1 along with so much that was unexpected, it s. them
184:3.5 The entire court was s. and somewhat confused by
185:4.2 Herod was s. by his stately appearance and the calm
185:5.9 from the mixed multitude s. and alarmed Pilate,
189:4.10 These words s. the women, but the Master was so
190:2.2 The whole family was s. and well-nigh confounded
startling
74:4.4 Adam and Eve heard the s. news of the proposal
97:1.4 they heard these s. words, “The Strength of Israel
98:2.7 resulting in a s. development in depth of thought.
121:7.12 they were amazed by the new and s. pronouncements
137:4.3 to announce his forthcoming kingdom by some s.
140:6.10 On hearing these s. words, the apostles drew apart
140:10.7 it was a new, strange, and s. announcement.
142:7.14 When the apostles heard these s. words,they recalled
143:5.7 Jesus, interrupting Nalda, said with s. assurance, “I
145:2.14 the rapid and effective spreading of such a s. rumor.
151:3.10 enables the teacher to present new and s. truths while
157:3.5 s. emphasis he pointed to them with a sweeping
157:6.7 Among other s. announcements they listened to such
157:6.15 The apostles listened to these bold and s. statements
191:6.2 You shall love one another with a new and s.
starts
20:5.1 this Original Son s. on a bestowal mission of mortal
26:7.4 When an ascendant soul actually s. for Paradise,
41:5.4 an average sun up to the solar surface, whence it s.
48:5.1 is delivered from the bonds of the flesh and s. out
102:3.6 Revelation liberates men and s. them out on the
103:7.11 Science s. out on its vaunted career of reasoning by
103:7.11 Religion s. out with the assumption of the validity of
starved
60:2.3 dinosaurs literally s. to death and became extinct—
136:4.5 the fantastic visions of a s. and weakened mind,
starving
134:8.3 intellectual vagaries of a weakened and s. mortal
194:4.7 to keep their fellow believers at Jerusalem from s..
stasis
104:4.47 hypothetical s. of the original infinity of the I AM.
105:2.11 This is the s. or self-relationship of Infinity, the
115:3.3 The primordial s. of infinity requires segmentation
state—noun—condition
0:11.5 creation of things and beings,not only in its present s.
11:8.5 This s. is analogous to the concept of the primordial
15:9.17 There must exist a s. of universal recognition of
15:9.17 There must have come into being a s. of harmonious
24:5.3 matters relating to the welfare and s. of the systems
27:1.2 from one life to another, from one s. of existence
29:4.32 converting the energies of space into a physical s.
35:6.4 these System Sovereigns to deliberate upon the s. of
39:5.5 Peace is not the natural s. of the material realms.
41:3.3 suns may later transiently exist in a semiliquid s..
41:3.3 your sun attained this quasi-liquid s. of supergas
41:4.3 as Urantia—and yet be in a highly heated gaseous s.
41:8.1 such protons, when this saturation s. is attained,
41:10.1 variable stars, near the s. of maximum pulsation,
41:10.1 Your sun was in just such a s. of mighty pulsation
42:3.10 —matter as it exists on Urantia in a s. of relatively
42:4.3 masters of energy as it circulates in this primitive s.
43:7.2 in form, univitatia much resemble the morontia s. of
46:2.1 areas of Jerusem are preserved in a “natural s.,”
46:3.2 broadcast station, to learn of the welfare and s. of
46:5.26 transform material beings into a s. quite like that of
47:1.1 as you do the angels in your present physical s..
47:3.9 advance of such a s. of mere human development.
47:9.5 You really pass from the mortal s. to the immortal
48:0.3 This intermediate s. of universe progress differs in
48:1.1 From time to time this transition s. has been taught
48:4.2 and they really accomplish for us, in our s., just what
48:4.10 —they assist in reverting the memory to a former s.
48:4.12 and a morontia s. of mind verging on merriment.
48:4.13 just a little beneath one’s present developmental s.,
48:6.33 was detached during sleep and in this unusual s.
50:3.2 progressors temporarily revert to a former material s.
50:6.1 compare such a world’s career with the present s. of
52:2.1 Under normal conditions mortals attain a high s. of
52:2.9 The races are purified and brought up to a high s. of
52:7.5 the s. of society more nearly approaches the ideals
55:2.2 translation from the material life to the morontia s.
55:2.8 And until such a high s. of planetary evolution is
55:5.4 in an intermediate s. of advancing civilization,
55:5.6 has at last co-ordinated a high s. of mechanical
55:6.4 translation to the morontia s. from among the living.
57:5.2 This variable s., this periodic pulsation, rendered
57:7.5 the surface resembling its earlier molten s. before the
57:8.11 The crust of the earth was in a s. of continual flux.
58:1.5 Urantia is evolving toward a s. favorable for the
58:5.2 so nearly fluid in its molten and highly heated s. that
60:2.10 others gravitate backward, reverting to a former s..
65:1.1 as mid-phase Sons, that being the s. of their origin.
68:2.1 the present turbulent s. of certain primitive groups
70:1.1 War is the natural s. and heritage of evolving man;
73:5.6 the remainder being left in a more or less natural s.
76:5.7 rulers so plunged the planet into such a hopeless s.
78:2.4 Adamites steadily deteriorated until it reached a s.
82:2.3 transitions from a s. of almost complete sex license
83:6.1 it is good for those who attain this desirable s., but
83:8.4 the concept of the indissolubility of the marital s.
86:2.1 Anxiety was a natural s. of the savage mind.
92:3.9 indolent and suffering humanity from its natural s.
93:3.2 the status of Lucifer and the s. of affairs on Jerusem.
94:8.16 it was not viewed as a s. of complete annihilation.
94:10.1 Tibet, they encountered a s. of primitive savagery
97:1.4 to heights above the changing s. of men’s minds
100:5.8 Under no circumstances should the trancelike s. of
100:5.9 The characteristics of the mystical s. are diffusion of
101:5.13 to do with the morontia s., the firmer grasp of mota.
101:8.1 A s. of mind attains to faith levels only when it
103:7.10 In the mortal s., nothing can be absolutely proved;
112:0.1 the ascending life, to which your present mortal s.
112:7.6 In the morontia s. the self has become a new and
116:5.16 difficulty in arriving at a s. of dynamic equilibrium is
118:10.10 of the Supreme within the limits of the present s. of
121:4.3 “I have learned in whatsoever s. I am, therewith to
127:6.8 doubting that he would ever enter the marriage s.;
130:4.3 such a s. of divinity is attained and maintained
131:3.7 are they who have insight into the deathless s..
133:5.8 This universe-knowing s. of mind can be had only
133:5.9 Matter and spirit and the s. intervening between
135:5.2 absolutely righteous s. in which God (the Messiah)
143:3.1 About this time a s. of great nervous and emotional
143:3.1 of Jesus had augmented their disturbed s. of mind.
143:3.7 gave way to mirth when they noted the changed s. of
145:2.12 spoke in a dreamy s., saying: “What have we to do
147:3.3 I would work, to improve your earthly s. but
152:1.2 explained that the maiden had been in a s. of coma
153:1.6 Everyone was in a s. of perplexity.
153:2.13 this s. of affairs continued for more than three hours.
155:6.9 this is impossible of realization in the present s. of
157:4.1 They had long been in a s. of turmoil due to
160:5.4 This thing, being, s., or order of existence,
160:5.6 shape their ideas of God to meet the natural s. of the
167:7.2 does traverse a s. of being at one time analogous
167:7.2 at one time analogous to the s. of the angels, but
168:4.7 that same praying mind has attained the immortal s..
171:3.4 that of intense fear to a s. of hushed expectancy
172:5.8 nervous tension and was in a s of exhaustion by night
179:5.2 the emergence of their fathers from a s. of racial
184:2.4 but Peter was in such a tense nervous s. that this
191:1.1 in such a frame of mind and in such a s. of soul,
191:5.1 this s. of mind, coupled with his chagrin at having
192:3.3 In this s. of uncertainty they tarried at Bethsaida.
193:5.4 released Jesus of Nazareth from the morontia s. and,
state—political; see city-state
61:7.5 lobe reached south to cover most of the S. of Iowa.
69:9.5 improvident depend on the s. (thrifty taxpayers) to
69:9.15 Eventually the s. assigned property to the individual,
70:1.14 moves has been the attempt to separate church and s.
70:4.1 which eventually became the modern territorial s..
70:6.1 Effective s. rule only came with the arrival of a chief
70:6.3 the tribe and later s. had no natural leader,
70:9.15 only privileges or favors granted by s. or church.
70:9.16 have always insisted that the s. compel the strong
70:10.13 lodging it in the hands of the social group, the s..
70:10.16 the individual to surrender private redress to the s..
70:12.15 9. Taxation enslavement of the citizenry by the s..
70:12.17 11. Union of church and s..
71:0.0 DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE
71:0.1 The s. is a useful evolution of civilization;
71:0.1 it represents society’s net gain from the ravages and
71:0.2 The modern s. is the institution which survived in the
71:0.2 a creature of fact—the s.—together with the myth of
71:0.2 obligation of the citizen to live and die for the s..
71:0.2 But the s. is not of divine genesis; it was not even
71:0.2 it is purely an evolutionary institution and wholly
71:1.0 1. THE EMBRYONIC STATE
71:1.1 The s. is a territorial social regulative organization,
71:1.1 enduring s. is composed of a single nation whose
71:1.3 confederation of tribes, a very primitive form of s..
71:1.3 group of six nations never quite functioned as a s.
71:1.12 Eventually red men would have evolved a s. had they
71:1.13 The successful Roman s. was based on:
71:1.22 Rome indicates what may be expected when a s.
71:1.23 The embryonic s. was made possible by the
71:1.23 group differences is the characteristic of the true s.,
71:1.23 castes persist in the later s. organizations as
71:1.23 a valuable transition from family to s. authority.
71:1.24 Failure of s. integration results in retrogression to
71:1.24 During these dark ages the territorial s. collapsed,
71:2.7 energy in social evolution and s. development, but
71:2.7 to be of s. value it must be nonviolent in expression.
71:2.8 opinion control personal behavior and s. regulation
71:3.1 It is not what a s. is but what it does that determines
71:3.1 And after all, no s. can transcend the moral values of
71:3.2 But no s. can attain ideal levels of functioning until
71:3.3 The ideal s. functions under the impulse of three
71:3.7 The laws of the ideal s. are few in number, and they
71:3.7 The exalted s. not only compels its citizens to work
71:3.9 That s. is best which co-ordinates most while
71:5.2 The ideal s. undertakes to regulate social conduct
71:5.2 in industry, pay the taxes to support s. power,
71:5.2 keep the s. from becoming parasitical or tyrannical?
71:7.1 The enduring s. is founded on culture, dominated by
71:7.2 In the ideal s., education continues throughout life,
71:8.1 it matters little what form of s. a people may elect
72:1.4 The unified s. progressed under strong monarchial
72:2.1 S. judges are appointed for life by the governors and
72:2.3 the petition of at least seventy-five s. legislatures
72:2.3 concurred in by the respective s. governors,
72:2.10 decisions may be appealed to the high s. tribunals.
72:2.11 2. S. supreme courts, whose decisions are final in all
72:2.12 the appellate cases coming up from the s. courts.
72:2.12 have served two or more years on some s. tribunal
72:2.15 bodies connected with the s. and regional school
72:3.5 Politically, church and s., as Urantians are wont to
72:3.7 while new civic and social responsibilities to the s.
72:4.4 in these contests from the local, through the s. and
72:6.2 sixty-five unless they secure a permit from the s.
72:6.6 3. The earnings of compulsory labor in the s. mines.
72:6.8 Although s. and regional actuarial foundations supply
72:7.1 the s. governments are slightly more concerned with
72:7.3 receive per capita allowances from the s. treasury
72:7.5 police forces are maintained by the s. governments.
72:7.5 which is remitted to all men joining the s. police.
72:7.5 In the average s. the police force is only one tenth as
72:7.6 Every s. has ten basic constitutional provisions
72:7.7 a three-fourths referendum is required before any s.
72:7.14 this commission are nominated by the s. governors
72:7.14 elected by the s. legislatures to serve for twenty-four
72:8.2 schools of three classes: national, regional, and s..
72:8.2 regional administration and the s. governments.
72:8.2 Division three includes s. responsibilities, and such
72:8.2 such officials are only required to have s. degrees
72:8.3 Judges of the minor and s. courts hold degrees from
72:8.3 hold degrees from the s. schools of statesmanship.
72:9.1 public offices are restricted to graduates of the s.,
72:9.3 Upon nomination by the s. governors or by the
72:9.3 advanced civic privileges are conferred by the s.
72:9.7 The ideal s. is organic, and every free and intelligent
72:9.8 have power to start proceedings in the s. courts
72:11.4 since the establishment of the united continental s.
79:8.2 ancient military s. gradually disintegrated—past wars
82:3.4 a political requirement to provide citizens for the s..
83:4.9 for the last five hundred years church and s. have
84:0.1 the s. demanded and regulated marriage, while later
84:2.2 progressive Iroquois never became a real s..
84:4.10 of the right to hold office in either church or s..
84:7.27 any attempt to shift parental responsibility to s. or
86:6.1 The s. is man’s reaction to his natural environment,
88:2.10 civil forms led to fruition of the authority of the s..
88:3.4 the fetish of the s. supreme has passed through
90:1.1 the beginning of the church domination of the s..
90:2.7 the directors of Occidental church and s. were the
92:6.20 Shinto—worship of the s. in the imperial family.
93:5.14 on the way to establishing a powerful s. in Palestine.
97:9.20 S. and church went along hand in hand.
98:3.2 which became organized into the Roman s. religion.
98:3.4 of their solemn consecration to the service of the s..
98:3.6 The emerging Roman s. conquered politically but
98:3.6 continued to flourish throughout the Roman s. up to
98:3.7 One of the priests of the s. religion told Augustus
98:3.7 reorganized the s. priesthood, re-established the
98:3.7 re-established the s. religion, appointed himself high
98:4.1 having lost their primitive family and s. religions
103:5.11 the pressures of home, community, s. are least.
103:5.11 society for home, social institutions, church, and s.
121:2.8 the kingdom of the Jews, as a semi-independent s.
121:2.8 fostering Palestine as a separate and independent s.
121:3.1 the social and economic condition of the Roman s.
121:3.6 Half the population of the Roman s. were slaves;
121:3.8 emancipated slaves rose to high positions in s.,
121:5.4 This deification of man as the symbol of the s. was
133:4.12 You or I may not deny the s this right of self-defense
134:5.8 subversive of the sovereignty of the territorial s..
134:5.8 the evolution of the supertribe—the territorial s..
134:5.8 makes possible the evolution of the territorial s.,
134:5.13 While each s. regulates its internal affairs, it is not
134:5.14 In this world s. the small nations will be as powerful
134:5.14 even as the small s. of Rhode Island has its two
134:5.14 populous s. of New York or the large s. of Texas.
134:5.15 The limited (s.) sovereignty of these forty-eight
140:8.5 his teachings applied to the individual, not the s..
195:2.5 church as they were politically devoted to the s..
195:2.5 only when they feared it as a competitor of the s..
195:2.5 penetrate beneath the surface of all this s. religion
195:3.9 race decadence, physical plagues, and a s. church
195:8.4 The tyrannical and dictatorial political s. is the
195:8.4 sells him into slavish bondage to the totalitarian s..
state—verb
19:1.2 I can, however, s. that, at the last periodic report to
19:4.9 It would be incorrect to s. that their acts are finite
29:3.9 beyond the scope of Urantia knowledge, I may s.
30:1.113 We may s. that there are no personalities of “pure
104:4.45 we may s. that there are fifteen triune associations of
105:1.4 applied to the Infinite except to s. that the I AM is.
109:7.1 We cannot s. whether or not non-Adjuster Father
119:1.6 The records do not specifically s. that this unique
125:6.3 and, sitting beside Jesus, bade him s. his own views
127:2.8 Jesus must s. his position, and this he did bravely
153:4.2 and he went on to s. that the religious teachers and
155:1.5 “Let me emphatically s. this eternal truth: If you,
183:2.3 The betrayer then went on to s. that more than
185:2.2 When Pilate observed that they were reluctant to s.
statecraft
71:0.1 Even s. is merely the accumulated technique for
stated
16:6.10 S. otherwise, the recognition of the reality of
21:1.3 It should be further s. that some universes are
21:4.5 With certain s. exceptions these sevenfold
39:1.7 see that all charges against mortal creatures are s. in
46:5.29 S. otherwise, they are: service, study, and relaxation.
53:3.1 The cause of the rebels was s. under three heads:
70:10.6 he took her to the priest and s. his suspicions,
72:12.1 nations, it should be s. that on the other continents
89:4.9 ruler made when he s. that he had sacrificed: 113,433
93:6.5 going over to Salem to have it s. in writing.
105:4.3 It has been sometime s. that unity begets duality,
106:6.4 S. otherwise: The Trinity Absolute, as its name
118:1.2 s. otherwise, that the succession of moments will
127:2.9 James s that he was sure Jesus would help to liberate
130:2.10 s. in modern terms, would signify: “Will is that
136:5.5 Urantia except in this expressly s. matter of time.
142:2.2 replied: “Jacob, you have well s. the teachings of
142:7.3 In the course of the evening he definitely s. that at
142:7.5 Jesus s. that a true family is founded on the following
164:1.4 and which, if Jesus had so s., would have directly
177:4.2 Judas s. that he would very much like to find some
185:2.14 Jesus did not even hear these charges when first s.,
189:1.4 But we know that it occurred as we have s. and at
statehood
66:5.28 work of bringing human society up to the level of s..
71:1.3 tribes of the American red men never attained real s..
71:3.0 3. THE IDEALS OF STATEHOOD
71:3.10 The ideals of s. must be attained by evolution,
71:3.10 who volunteer to accept the responsibilities of s..
71:5.2 great problem in s.: How can you guarantee peace
72:8.0 8. THE CHARACTER OF STATEHOOD
71:8.1 division of s. into the three domains of executive,
71:8.1 stamina of a people are all faithfully reflected in s..
71:8.2 The evolution of s entails progress from level to level
71:8.15 of progressive government and earmarks of ideal s..
72:7.13 the purposes designated in the charter of federal s.,
79:8.1 the development of s among the Chinese was delayed
79:8.6 the promise of an early development of advanced s.,
stately
125:1.5 the Asmonean palace, the s. home of Herod,
185:4.2 Herod was startled by his s. appearance and the calm
statement
0:0.1 I have been directed to formulate this introductory s.
0:0.3 deem it wise to present in this initial s. an outline of
0:0.4 This Foreword is not, therefore, a finished s. within
2:6.8 God loves the sinner and hates the sin: such a s. is
3:6.9 continued with this s. of the attributes of Deity.]
6:8.9 by a Divine Counselor assigned to formulate this s.
7:7.7 by a Divine Counselor assigned to formulate this s.
14:1.12 when your eyes rested on the s. “A day is as a
19:3.3 We act as individuals, as I do in inditing this s., but
19:5.7 Even as I am engaged in the formulation of this s.,
28:6.6 a living trial balance, a current s. of your account
39:0.9 My seraphic associate in the preparation of this s.,
40:7.3 Adjuster functions in order to make a replete s.
42:0.2 divine power in no way lessen the truth of the s.
43:4.8 And this is a s. of fact regardless of the connection
48:6.33 You should consider the s. about “heaven” and
67:2.1 This assembly was opened with the s. that Prince
89:3.6 his acknowledgment of this is illustrated by his s..
92:2.2 This s. is of record: “And if you will make me an
93:2.1 the simple s. which he made to this shepherd, “I am
97:9.12 (overlooked by the Judahite editors) this telltale s.:
102:7.7 may reply with that unchallengeable dogma, the s.
111:7.4 and heard a guardian of destiny present a formal s. in
115:6.3 This s. is made with due regard for the absoluteness
117:3.5 From a physical standpoint this s. is hardly true,
119:1.2 He concluded his s. of departure with these words:
119:1.6 Probably the actual s. of that fact cannot be found
119:5.1 significant s.: “There arrived today an unannounced
123:5.5 the chazan would utter a s. while the pupils would
125:6.11 Jesus made a brief s. to his parents, assuring them
125:6.11 Jesus concluded this momentous s. by saying: “While
127:2.3 And Mary withdrew her s..
127:2.7 always had he depended upon a frank s. of truth to
127:2.8 never-to-be-forgotten s. that “money cannot love.”
128:6.7 but judicious s. with reference to the provocative
134:3.8 able to formulate a s. of the Master’s teachings
145:3.4 the only beings to hear that momentous closing s. of
146:6.3 Jesus’ s. that the boy was not dead, everyone insisted
147:7.2 And Jesus, referring to a s. by John, answered this
148:6.11 Jesus made this final s.: “The Father does not
150:3.2 The s. which Jesus made at this time may be
150:5.5 In summing up his final s., Jesus said: “You
157:7.4 was disposed to regard this s. as a veiled reference
158:2.2 or John might ask some question relative to this s.,
158:7.7 while his s. about rising from the dead utterly failed
162:3.4 ensnaring Jesus into making some s. which could
162:7.5 now just at my side a scribe says this s. proves
164:1.2 hoping to entrap Jesus into making some s. that
168:4.2 They all recalled Jesus’ s. to the Bethany messenger
171:4.8 “rising on the third day,” they seized upon this s.
180:5.6 a great moral teacher who embodied in this s. the
184:5.6 regarding Jesus’ s. about destroying the temple and
185:5.6 But this was not a wise s. for Pilate to make.
188:3.4 do not fully understand the meaning of such a s.
192:2.5 Peter took this last s. literally—that he should
192:2.6 was received as a s. by Jesus to the effect that John
194:2.1 for man’s spiritual difficulties in that day of its s..
196:2.1 The only notable exceptions to this s., aside from
statements
3:3.5 But such s. can hardly be made comprehensible to
7:6.1 And this ignorance persists in the face of such s. as
25:3.8 gathering evidence and preparing preliminary s..
39:4.4 They prepare the s. for all preliminary hearings
39:4.4 preliminary hearings involving mortal survival, s.
48:7.1 opposite column citation is made of analogous s. of
48:7.2 to record the twenty-eight s. of human philosophy
92:4.9 Urantia when it is advisable to make such frank s.,
97:9.9 fail fully to delete the plain and matter-of-fact s.
101:4.2 many of our s. regarding the physical sciences will
101:4.5 While s. with reference to cosmology are never
102:1.3 with the s. of partial and transient cosmologies.
126:3.10 began to ponder anew the many s. in the Scriptures
130:1.6 his mind the real meaning of these momentous s..
131:3.1 the following s. from the Buddhist literature: “Out of
134:3.8 we now present these s. as they stand after having
135:3.3 correspond with these s. of the Scriptures.
136:1.1 able to point to s. in the Hebrew scriptures as proof
157:6.15 The apostles listened to these bold and startling s. in
161:2.9 s. which would be absurd if he were not divine.
166:1.5 Master, in some of your s. you reproach us also.
169:2.1 Simon Zelotes, commenting on one of Jesus’ s., said
170:0.2 we will amplify the address by adding numerous s.
171:4.3 none dared to ask him a question concerning these s.
176:2.1 On several occasions Jesus had made s. which led
189:1.6 resurrection of Jesus by making the following s.:
190:1.1 therefore had they slighted all his s. about dying,
states—noun—see city-states
0:6.1 call matter—energy-matter in all its metamorphic s..
7:2.2 the energy s. of this pattern universe are in perfect
11:5.9 nether Paradise in their present phenomenal s.;
13:4.3 underlying conditions or s. of spiritual receptivity
15:6.8 in no less than a thousand different s. and stages.
41:4.2 Gaseous, liquid, and solid s. are matters of atomic-
42:4.8 to the heat and pressure of certain internal solar s.,
42:12.13 and mindal energies, as such and in their pure s.,
59:5.15 These coal beds over central and eastern United S.
71:1.2 The early s. were small and were all the result of
71:1.2 Such s., resulting from conquest, were, perforce,
71:1.23 The later and larger territorial s. had a long and
71:1.24 many are the embryonic nucleuses of s. of the future.
71:3.12 In advanced s., political service is esteemed as the
72:1.4 of government—abortive republics, communal s.,
72:2.1 federation of one hundred comparatively free s..
72:2.1 These s. elect their governors and legislators for ten
72:2.8 each consisting of the association of ten s..
72:7.5 Most of the s. assess a rather heavy bachelor tax,
72:7.6 one hundred comparatively free and sovereign s.
72:7.7 the Council of Defense is empowered to assess the s.
77:7.6 insanity and demoniacal possession, these s. were
82:6.5 is shown in the present population of the United S.
90:1.4 employed drugs to induce certain physical s.
100:5.10 are indicative of the danger of such psychic s..
121:1.9 between the expanding Roman and Parthian s.
121:2.3 in every province of the Roman and Parthian s..
133:7.9 the human self merely the sum of the successive s. of
134:5.13 The forty-eight s. of the American Federal Union
134:5.13 Neither do the individual s. concern themselves
134:5.13 The forty-eight s. suffer the ravages of war only
134:5.14 These forty-eight s., having abandoned the twin
134:5.15 The limited (state) sovereignty of these forty-eight s.
134:5.15 Union was created by the original thirteen s. for
134:6.3 divided up and unjustly held by a group of nation-s..
134:6.5 forty-eight American free s. live together in peace.
134:6.5 There are among the citizens of these forty-eight s.
134:6.5 all this is made possible because these forty-eight s.
166:4.10 you should know that these bodily s. are the result of
states—verb
77:7.6 the record s.: “And they brought to Him all sorts
statesman
95:4.2 of long ago would do honor to any modern s..
statesmanship
72:5.10 hastens over to the local branch of the school of s.,
72:6.7 of especially promising individuals in the s. schools.
72:8.2 1. S. schools.
72:8.2 graduates of regional and national schools of s..
72:8.2 from any one of the ten regional schools of s.;
72:8.2 officials are required to have state degrees of s..
72:8.2 officeholders are not required to hold s. degrees,
72:8.3 state courts hold degrees from the state schools of s..
72:8.3 court must hold degrees from all these schools of s..
72:9.1 graduates of state, regional, or federal schools of s.,
72:9.8 The schools of s. have power to start proceedings in
132:4.5 He talked with a Roman senator on politics and s.,
statesmen
52:6.6 Wise s. will sometime work for the welfare of
72:2.7 3. The third house—the elder s.—embraces veterans
72:2.7 by the majority action of the elder s. themselves.
72:2.17 of the national government, the house of elder s..
72:11.4 far more attention to the training of s., scientists,
static
0:1.4 1. S.—self-contained and self-existent Deity.
0:3.21 dynamic infinity of Total Deity and the s. infinity of
0:11.14 The Absolute is the potential of the s.-dynamic Deity
0:11.14 This incomprehensible aspect of Deity may be s.,
11:5.6 This mid-zone appears to be s. except that it
12:5.10 S. ethics and traditional morality are just slightly
71:4.1 S. conditions on an evolutionary world are indicative
87:7.9 If the new cult could only be dynamic instead of s.
94:3.3 the Universal Self existing s. and potential
100:3.1 Religion is not a technique for attaining a s. and
100:3.5 Values can never be s.; reality signifies change,
104:4.28 the unimaginable agitations of the s. quiescence of
104:4.43 the boundless possibilities of s., reactive, nondeity
105:1.4 personal nor impersonal, neither s. nor dynamic.
105:1.5 This is the hypothetical s. moment of eternity;
105:2.10 6. The Infinite Capacity. I AM s.-reactive.
105:3.7 S., reactive, and abeyant; the unrevealed cosmic
105:3.8 The Absolute (being s., potential, and associative)
105:4.2 The self-revelation of the I AM proceeds from s.
106:6.6 the Universal Absolute is not only s. and potential
106:8.18 conception envisions the Universal not only as s.
112:3.5 these once kinetic but now s. formulas of identity,
118:4.3 The purely s. potentials inherent in the
118:4.3 these causative-impregnated s. potentials forthwith
118:4.5 1. Activation of s. potentials.
130:4.15 All s., dead, concepts are potentially evil.
130:4.15 S. concepts invariably retard science, politics, society
130:4.15 S. concepts may represent a certain knowledge, but
180:5.2 S. truth is dead truth, and only dead truth can be
static-dynamic
0:11.14 The Universal Absolute is the potential of the s.
static-reactive
105:2.10 6. The Infinite Capacity. I AM s..
statics
0:11.11 dynamics of freewill divinity from the s. of infinity.
105:2.8 This is the primordial association of the s. of reality.
105:3.2 stability of all s. and dynamism of all change;
115:3.17 S. in growth can never appear in the total cosmos
118:8.11 from the stability of mechanical s. to the divinity
station
26:3.6 their official s. is located on planet number seventy
29:4.29 passing from planet to planet and from s. to s. on an
37:6.3 the universe s. and the ascender’s status afford the
46:2.9 Near the polar crystal receiving s. for student visitors
46:3.2 This Jerusem broadcast-receiving s. is encircled by
46:3.2 Jerusem to spend their leisure at the broadcast s.,
46:3.4 The Jerusem sending s. is located at the opposite
57:8.7 a report on its adaptation for a life-experiment s..
62:7.1 but since this world was a life-experiment s., we
98:5.3 Mithras was made immortal, being exalted to the s.
117:0.1 that we do the will of God in whatever universe s.
122:5.5 educated far above the average for their day and s. in
123:5.7 Nazareth was a caravan way s. and crossroads of
126:5.4 discharging the immediate responsibilities of his s. in
129:1.7 he would go down to visit at the caravan s.,
136:4.3 tempted by any evil spirits or rebel personalities of s.
147:5.6 may yield to the light and experience in your s. in life
149:0.4 clearinghouse for Jesus’ work and the relay s. for
186:3.1 or co-ordinating s., for his messenger service.
stationary—see Stationary
0:0.5 heart of this eternal and central universe is the s. Isle
0:4.12 Paradise is motionless, being the only s. thing in the
4:4.1 God is the only s., self-contained, and changeless
11:2.3 its s. status and the greater out-pressure of force-
11:2.9 single form of materialization—s. systems of reality.
12:1.10 At the center of Havona is the s. and absolutely
12:4.1 Absolutely nothing is s. in all the master universe
12:4.12 astronomic observers that you are comparatively s.
14:1.10 The central universe whirls around the s. Isle of
21:1.4 exceeds the s. number of the Unions of Days.
22:1.13 and Universal Censors—are of s. numbers, but
23:0.2 in a single creative episode, and their number is s..
23:1.9 when s., they can collaborate in a group, but when
23:4.4 Solitary Messengers are of s. numbers, but the
24:5.1 Assigned Sentinels are of s. numbers, and there are
26:1.10 members of the angelic orders are not altogether s.
29:3.7 the energy-modifying units are not s. as are the vital
35:2.9 Sons are not an increasing order; their number is s.,
35:8.7 in reproduction; their number in the universe is s..
38:4.3 do seraphim require complements of being when s..
39:4.7 universe horizons stand still, creature status is s.,
40:2.2 the Material Sons of s. status—the citizens of the
40:10.8 What the ultimate destiny of these s. orders of
42:3.12 10. Collapsed matter—the relatively s. matter found
42:3.12 This form of matter is not really s.; there is still some
42:7.1 a relatively stable, comparatively s., nuclear portion
54:6.3 The sum of evil had by that time become almost s.
55:6.3 By now the population has become s. in numbers.
60:2.10 strains remain s. and others gravitate backward,
61:6.1 while the simian tribes have remained s. or have
65:2.5 later appearing fish family, today represent the s.
95:2.7 go straight to the s. and established constellations of
Stationary Orders
30:1.43 B. The S. Orders.
Stationary Sons of the Trinity
10:0.2 The S. likewise afford a full and perfect revelation of
10:6.0 6. THE STATIONARY SONS OF THE TRINITY
10:6.4 is the work of the S., beings partaking of the Trinity
13:1.2 the Father are directed by the highest order of the S.,
19:1.2 While the S. are of completed numbers, the Teacher
19:4.8 groups which have been sometimes designated S..
19:4.8 Together they comprise the grand corps of Trinity
19:4.8 Their numbers slightly exceed thirty-seven billion.
19:4.9 difficult to portray the functional limits of the S..
19:4.9 It would be incorrect to state that their acts are
19:4.9 They act on any level of universe administration or
19:6.3 But unlike the S., Havoners may evolve in status,
22:4.5 they function as the co-ordinate associates of the S.,
22:5.1 destined to superuniverse service with the S., but
30:1.7 B. The S. Sons of the Trinity.
33:5.4 represent the final personal presence of the S.
117:2.4 of the preceding universe age as in fact are the S..
stationed
9:7.2 performances of the reflective personalities there s.
15:10.1 the Seven Supreme Executives s. on the seven
15:13.6 the Unions of Days who are s. as Trinity observers
19:4.2 why Universal Censors are s. in the central universe.
19:4.8 Two billion and seventy are s. in the central universe
20:8.2 Large numbers are s. on the various morontia-
21:1.4 seem to indicate that one Union of Days is to be s.
22:2.8 They are s. on the various headquarters worlds
22:7.4 Mortal-finaliter companies, when s. on Paradise, are
24:0.10 The Personal Aids of the Infinite Spirit are s. on
24:0.10 the Assigned Sentinels are respectively s. on the
24:1.7 The supreme supervisors are s. on the pilot worlds
24:1.9 are s. the secondary supervisors for the local
24:2.3 Census Directors operate in Havona, one being s. on
24:2.5 Usatia is solely attuned to his subordinates s. in
24:2.7 number 81,412 of Orvonton, now s. on Salvington,
24:4.2 An inspector is s. on the headquarters sphere of each
24:4.3 the Assigned Sentinels, s. on the capitals of the local
24:5.2 are subordinate to the Associate Inspector s. at
24:5.3 They are among the highest ranking personalities s.
25:3.1 Their secondary reserves are s. on the capitals of the
25:6.4 the advancing recorders s. on the subordinate
29:1.3 The Seven Supreme Power Directors are s. on
29:2.16 On the headquarters of each local universe are s.
29:2.17 Ten of these living power centers are s. in each
29:4.19 Ten of these controllers are now s. on Urantia,
29:4.36 They are s. on all inhabited worlds and are always
35:9.4 The supreme Lanonandek councils are s. on the
36:6.8 [Indited by a Vorondadek Son s. on Urantia as an
37:0.2 consideration to certain of the higher spirits s. in
37:8.3 the tertiary Universe Circuit Supervisor s. in our
39:4.1 They are indigenous to the system capitals but are s.
39:5.10 but there are a large number of such seraphim s. on
41:1.3 The one hundred local universe centers are s. on
41:1.4 Power Centers are not s. on the headquarters sphere
41:1.5 One Supreme Power Center of the sixth order is s. at
41:2.3 A Master Physical Controller, s. on this sphere,
43:5.7 the personal representative of Gabriel s. on Edentia
43:5.8 the director of the Vorondadek observers s. on the
43:5.17 a Vorondadek observer has been s. on the planet
46:5.21 Personalities of the Infinite Spirit who may be s. on
48:2.19 One of these highly mechanical beings is always s.
53:2.2 a rebellion no matter where he might have been s..
53:7.4 although a few of the Life Carriers s. on the rebel
55:4.16 personal representative of the Assigned Sentinel s.
55:10.5 Magisterial Sons become the supreme counselor s.
62:5.8 Every celestial intelligence s. on Urantia was present
67:8.2 I was s. on Edentia, and I am still conscious of the
68:6.12 [Presented by a Melchizedek sometime s. on Urantia
76:5.6 the universe government had been s. on the planet.
82:6.12 [Presented by the Chief of Seraphim s. on Urantia.]
83:8.10 [Presented by the Chief of Seraphim s. on Urantia.]
84:8.7 [Presented by the Chief of Seraphim s. on Urantia.]
112:4.8 4. Be s. for a time as a student observer on one of
113:7.9 [Presented by the Chief of Seraphim s. on Urantia.]
114:7.18 [Presented by the Chief of Seraphim s. on Urantia.]
119:8.1 directing the Union of Days s. on Salvington to
141:3.5 the captain s. on guard at the cross, who, when he
147:1.1 Mangus, a centurion of the Roman guard s. at
188:2.2 that a Roman guard be s. before Jesus’ tomb to
stations
11:4.2 Directors indicate the location of the seven flash s.
13:4.2 The Master Spirits maintain their personal s.,
15:6.9 circulation, acting as automatic power-control s..
24:0.10 Most of these higher personalities have s. in the
41:3.1 power centers and physical controllers as way s. for
46:1.7 Only the broadcast-receiving s. are in operation
46:2.9 Around this area are the receiving s. for the various
46:3.1 there are three distinct groups of receiving s..
46:3.1 These separate but tricircular groups of s. are
47:0.3 one by one cease to serve as mortal-training s.,
53:7.11 Hour by hour and day by day the broadcast s. of all
66:3.3 the Planetary Prince on Urantia was typical of such s.
119:1.3 assembled about their respective receiving s. for
142:7.3 progressing up through successive life s. to Paradise.
173:1.1 and although there were several s. on near-by Olivet
180:3.4 these worlds of light, s. in the Father’s heaven to
181:1.2 Each of the many, many s. in my Father’s house
statistical
133:5.4 afflicted with mathematical pride and s. egotism,
statisticians
42:7.10 S. may announce laws governing a large number
statue
95:2.4 placed a burial s. in the tomb along with the corpse
130:2.1 surmounted by a colossal s. of the Roman emperor
statues
95:2.4 burial s. led to great improvement in Egyptian art.
142:4.1 room to room, showing him all of his favorite s..
stature
49:2.20 Mortal s ranges from here on up through the average
51:4.2 Even mortal s. tends to decrease from the red man
62:2.4 Being small of s. and having keen minds to realize
77:2.3 even their s. came to be magnified by tradition.
156:2.6 strive for the attainment of the full s. of sonship in
165:5.2 by anxiety can add a handbreadth to your s. or
167:6.1 to grow up to the full s. of spiritual manhood.”
170:3.2 child must ascend in order to grow up to the full s. of
171:6.1 crowd, but it was too great, and being short of s.,
193:2.2 by grace, to the full s. of spiritual adulthood.
statured
80:2.1 This drought dispersed the smaller-s. brunets,
80:7.2 the narrow-headed, smaller-s. Andites who had
status—noun—see status, personality;
status, spirit or spiritual
0:1.13 nonexistent; the time-space s. of Paradise is absolute.
0:5.3 demonstrated in the present s. of Christ Michael—
0:8.1 To atone for finity of s. and to compensate for
2:6.4 a sad position of insecurity respecting his s. in time
3:5.16 earned advancement only within their inherent s..
3:5.16 Mortal man earns even his s. as an ascension
3:5.17 climbs from the s. of an animal up to the portals of
4:4.2 but not until you achieve Paradise s. can you even
5:1.8 He has a place to receive all those whose survival s.
5:1.9 countless times, you may expect, in spirit and in s.,
5:2.6 Adjuster communion is one involving moral s.,
5:3.7 is chiefly determined by the developmental s. of his
5:5.13 deprivation of culture, impoverishment of social s.,
5:5.14 their educational, cultural, social, or economic s..
5:6.1 the highest persons of creator dignity and divine s.,
5:6.5 The Adjusters of prepersonal s. indwell numerous
7:6.8 at all times perfect knowledge concerning the s.,
11:2.3 taken in connection with its stationary s. and the
12:1.14 exact s. of the space-forces existing in this zone
12:6.13 not altogether clear as to the exact s. of the Deity
12:7.9 from the highest creator personality of Paradise s.
13:1.21 souls of time and space until they attain Paradise s.
13:2.1 you will give up your residential s. on Paradise.
13:2.5 S. on any of these secret worlds is acquired by
13:2.6 Mortals will attain some s. on each of the Father’s
13:4.6 though residential s. is limited to native beings and
14:4.14 This progression to Havona s. may be suggested as
15:13.2 governments has to do with the intellectual s.
16:6.8 the ascent from the s. of servants of God to the joy
16:8.6 equivalating to the attainment of identity s. in the
16:9.3 on the survival of the immortal soul of morontia s.
17:0.5 the Infinite Spirit or by his associates of creative s.:
17:7.1 Spirit’s elevation to the s. of personality prerogatives
19:1.6 the exclusive historic approach to his present-day s.
19:1.6 affords the basis for a wise estimate of the current s..
19:1.10 an intelligent understanding of the present s. and true
19:6.3 Sons of the Trinity, Havoners may evolve in s.,
19:6.4 creature may be thus destined to residential s. in
20:0.5 sons achieve this s. by experiential participation in
20:9.4 ushered into the settled s. of a sphere of light and
21:4.3 imported to upstep the physical s. of the animal-
22:2.8 in personal touch with the s. and progression of the
22:4.4 equal in authority and uniform in administrative s.,
22:7.7 We believe that this s. of bi-unification of certain
22:9.5 Trinity does compensate for the nonfused s. of the
24:2.6 recorders of Uversa place on their records the s. of
25:0.9 In accordance with inherent nature and attained s.,
25:2.3 Conciliators of pre-Paradise s. do not serve between
25:4.11 In each group at least five must be of permanent s.,
25:4.13 any ministering spirits above the s. of cherubim are
25:6.4 those of attained s. on Uversa are not quite eight
25:8.1 Paradise Companions are not of permanent s..
25:8.2 Aside from permanent s. on Paradise, this service
26:1.10 are not altogether stationary as to personal s. in the
26:1.10 Certain of the cherubim may aspire to seraphic s.
26:7.4 trial trips; the ascenders are not yet of Paradise s..
26:7.4 They do not achieve residential s. on Paradise until
26:10.3 and this, so far as nonspiritual s. is concerned, grants
26:11.6 others go as visitors, as guests without residential s.
27:1.2 which attends transition from actual universe s. in
27:1.2 to evolution through various stages of any one s..
27:1.3 the temporal and the spatial to attain residential s. in
27:3.3 extending from the attainment of residential s. to
27:4.4 and new to those who finally attain residential s..
28:5.1 and tertiary does not indicate a differential of s. or
28:5.12 recommendations to the real needs and actual s. of
28:5.13 reflectors of ideals and s. of ethical relationships.
28:5.13 make available current information regarding the s.
28:6.4 the ancestral factors and the current actual s. of any
28:6.5 the justice of righteousness to the s. of the realms,
29:4.15 shifting needs of the constantly changing energy s.
29:4.25 The s. of the physical realms seems to undergo a
29:4.37 the automatic and unerring registration of the s. of
30:4.11 All mortals of survival s., in the custody of
30:4.21 From this point on, the s. of the ascending mortal is
30:4.31 On reaching Paradise with residential s., you begin
31:5.1 a petition for release from permanent-citizenship s..
31:6.1 they are released from permanent-citizenship s.
31:7.1 company numbers 999 personalities of oath s.,
31:7.2 these Evangels of Light resume their former s..
32:3.12 the sublime heights of the ultimate of creature s..
32:4.4 as pertains to that individual’s present s. or future
33:6.3 more concerned with the physical s. of living beings,
33:7.5 which jeopardizes their s. and authority as Sons is
34:2.2 Upon the attainment of personal s. the Universe
34:7.8 do not falter and question your s. and standing,
35:3.1 all 490 worlds in the acquirement of residential s.
35:5.6 usually present pending the restoration of normal s..
35:5.7 appeal concerning special cases involving the s. of a
36:3.7 and the emergence of human creatures of moral s.,
36:4.4 The present s of these beings can hardly be reckoned
36:5.3 and in any given living organism of intellect s..
36:5.14 Spirit are related to creature life of intelligence s.
37:5.6 eventually attaining the s. of High Commissioners
37:6.3 the universe station and the ascender’s s. afford the
37:9.8 of life about halfway between the semimaterial s. of
37:9.12 permanent populations, inhabitants of citizenship s..
38:2.3 While in personal s. angels are not so far removed
38:6.2 or by some other personality of co-ordinate s.,
38:8.1 and sanobim leading to an enhancement of s.,
38:8.2 These beings are by nature candidates for seraphic s..
38:8.5 advancement to the s. of Mansion World Teachers
38:8.5 Mansion Teacher in the attainment of seraphic s..
38:9.6 angelic technique and are uniform in intellectual s..
39:0.11 Those of planetary and administrator s. often serve
39:2.6 highest morontia level to the s. of newborn spirit
39:4.7 universe horizons stand still, creature s. is stationary,
39:8.1 others attain the s. and service of the unrevealed
39:9.2 for their services as they near the s. of light and life.
40:1.1 seraphim also achieve the s. of ascendant sonship.
40:2.2 delayed, may the Material Sons of stationary s.—
40:2.2 —withdraw from the activities of their s. spheres
40:2.2 starting at the exact point of their then present s.
40:4.2 Originally of existential prepersonal s., they have
40:5.11 take note of his s. at every stage of the ascent;
40:6.1 but the s. of the mortals of time and space is that of
40:6.4 faith sons; you have accepted the s. of sonship.
40:10.4 groups of glorified mortals who are of permanent s.
40:10.7 Son-fused mortals who have achieved residential s.
40:10.11 in the evolutionary domains of prelight-and-life s..
41:3.6 until they now closely approach the s. of electronic
42:4.5 absence of heat—comparative energy rest—the s. of
42:6.3 In nature, ultimatons escape the s. of physical
42:8.4 these alternations of energy s. are so unbelievably
43:5.6 since his attainment of the s. of a Master Son.
43:8.2 period in an ascending mortal’s career up to the s. of
43:9.2 evolving from a morontia being to the s. of a true
43:9.2 maintaining a general and a typical morontia s..
44:8.5 but not the attainment of identical experiential s.
44:8.5 the group attainment of the ultimate of creature s.
45:5.4 Material Sons and Daughters of citizenship s. on the
45:7.7 who pass upon their s. of experiential attainment of
45:7.7 who quickly compute the mota s. and assign suffrage
46:0.1 Jerusem are approaching the heavenly s. of your
46:5.18 All ex-mortals above the s. of Jerusem citizens and
46:5.23 is devoted to the presentation of the advancing s. of
46:7.6 by the Life Carriers in their present form and s..
47:2.1 the acquirement of individual s. on the universe
47:2.2 their exact physical s. at the time of death except for
47:3.7 number one (or another in case of advanced s.)
47:3.9 up to the s. of the post-Adamic dispensation on the
47:4.8 with the intellectual s. of the post-Magisterial Son
47:7.2 before arriving on Jerusem with residential s..
47:8.7 the mansion world students achieve a s. which is
47:9.4 your departure for Jerusem with residential s..
47:9.5 You pass from the mortal state to the immortal s.
47:10.6 a Paradise ascender, a personality of morontia s.,
48:3.4 the other retiring, but otherwise they are equal in s..
48:4.10 state of development or less experienced s. of being.
48:4.17 to the intellectual s. of previous experiences are
48:5.10 these cherubim and sanobim emerge with the s. of
48:6.2 at that moment when the creature mind of moral s. is
48:6.35 study the nature, experience, and s. of the Adjuster
48:6.37 take precedence over the work of your s. sphere—
48:7.25 to the experiential s. the consciousness of survival.
49:0.2 planets whereon mortals of survival s. are living.
49:1.4 always; much depends on the physical s. of a planet.
49:2.11 The present atmospheric s. of Urantia is almost ideal
49:5.21 of dispensations as they affect man’s terrestrial s.
49:5.25 of a bestowal Son is to establish the planetary s.,
49:5.32 techniques whereby man escapes his terrestrial s.
49:6.13 Those attaining the third circle, regardless of the s.
50:3.2 The s. of the Adjusters of such volunteer servers
50:3.5 —the grandchildren of the corporeal staff—are in s.
50:7.2 Tabamantia is an agondonter of finaliter s.,
51:4.4 impossible to understand very much about the s. of
51:4.6 to the s. of servants—sometimes exterminated.
51:6.1 resulting in the immediate upstepping of biologic s.
51:7.4 the physical, scientific, and economic s. of the realm.
52:4.3 lives and return to their former s. of divine sonship.
53:7.14 to the present s. and future disposition of Lucifer,
53:8.4 would forever settle the s. of his agelong enemies,
53:9.0 9. PRESENT STATUS OF THE REBELLION
53:9.2 Paul knew of the s. of these rebellious leaders
53:9.5 nineteen hundred years the s. has been unchanged.
54:2.3 evolutionary struggle to attain the s. of light and
54:3.2 an adjudication of such an individual’s universe s.
54:6.5 episode advanced his administrative s. and enhanced
55:0.1 culminating evolutionary attainment, the settled s.
55:0.2 Each advancing stage of settled s. may be segregated
55:2.3 sense the approaching s. of probable soul-Adjuster
55:2.8 Perhaps such a s. may be attained during the
55:2.9 transition from material existence to semispirit s..
55:2.11 failed to pass through because of the advanced s. of
55:3.18 5. Mortals of Adjuster-fusion s. who, upon their own
55:4.8 promote (or restore) them to advanced planetary s.
55:5.3 The economic, social, and administrative s. of these
55:6.1 As worlds advance in the settled s. of light and life,
55:6.2 you can have little appreciation of the advanced s. of
55:6.4 human inhabitants on planets of this advanced s.
55:7.1 when the Planetary Prince is elevated to the s. of
55:7.4 system time, the entire system enters the stabilized s.,
55:10.2 arising out of the advanced s. of light and life.
55:10.10 At the same time new s. would be imparted to all
55:11.2 stabilization has exclusively to do with physical s.
55:11.3 would probably accompany such an advanced s. of
55:11.4 Since the minor sector s. has to do with co-ordinate
55:11.7 personally achieved the s. of light and life over
56:6.4 to until they have achieved seventh-stage-spirit s.,
56:7.6 space are progressively settled in evolutionary s.,
56:7.7 We are not all in agreement respecting the future s.
56:9.9 Existential s. in eternity implies existential self-
56:10.12 recognition of goodness implies a mind of moral s.,
57:8.10 to all Nebadon, it was accorded full universe s..
58:3.5 cosmic conditions had to evolve to a favorable s.
63:7.1 the mansion worlds with citizenship s. on Jerusem.
64:6.34 Differences in s. of the races and of groups within
65:2.13 attain a satisfactory level of intelligent prehuman s.,
65:3.5 This biologic s. of animal life is disclosed to the Life
65:8.5 Physical s. may handicap mind, and mental perversity
65:8.6 when mind s. is propitious, sudden transformations
66:4.5 sex and in accordance with their previous mortal s..
66:4.9 seven mansion worlds to citizenship s. on Jerusem
67:4.2 they had been degraded to the s. of mortal beings.
67:5.1 there appeared a sudden advancement in cultural s.
67:6.3 Fifty-six of this number were of immortality s.,
67:6.10 The technical s. of Van on the legal records of
67:7.3 had gained very little over the general evolutionary s.
68:0.1 long forward struggle of the human species from a s.
68:5.8 entire pastoral age woman’s s. steadily declined.
68:6.6 smaller the family, up to the point of established s.
70:11.14 the s. of any civilization may be very accurately
70:12.2 legislatures of co-ordinate s. made their appearance
71:3.10 The s. of any level of civilization is faithfully
71:4.15 and the personal s. of God-consciousness, which
71:5.1 (Murder and war differ in their s. before the mores,
72:3.5 but this is not typical of the religious s. of the other
73:0.1 had little effect on the physical or biologic s. of the
73:4.4 the confused s. of the world during these troublous
75:6.2 Adam knew nothing of their personal s or future fate
75:7.3 had degraded themselves to the s. of the mortals of
75:7.4 that reduction to the s. of mortal flesh would be the
75:7.4 But a comprehension of the immortality s. of the
75:7.5 1. Adam and Eve maintained immortal s. through
75:7.5 level of creature existence, immortality s. is lost.
75:7.5 Mortal s. followed by physical dissolution was the
75:7.6 that default of trust culminate in degradation of s.,
75:8.1 estate of material sonship down to the lowly s. of
75:8.3 Adam and his mate were degraded in creature s.,
75:8.7 even despite the incompleteness of universe s..
76:3.1 to observe this magnificent couple reduced to the s.
76:5.2 But shortly after their reduction to mortal s. they
76:5.2 awakened to the realization that human s. coupled
77:1.2 The s. of the one hundred corporeal members of
77:9.10 long struggle to attain a settled s. of light and life on
78:1.1 Adam’s contribution to the biologic s. of the races,
78:2.3 civilization, society, and cultural s. of the Adamites
78:2.4 reciprocal balance with the s. of the surrounding
79:3.5 religious s. of the inhabitants of India was far above
81:6.41 rise from animal to human levels of planetary s..
82:3.15 of trial marriage and one that is far beneath the s. of
83:4.2 the social s. of subsequent children demanded the
83:5.10 True polygyny, where all the wives are of equal s.
83:5.10 the home was dominated by the head wife, the s.
83:5.10 inherit unless by special arrangement with the s. wife.
83:5.11 The s. wife was not necessarily the love wife;
83:5.12 The taboo wife—one wife of legal s.—created the
83:8.3 produced so much confusion as to the s. of marriage.
84:4.0 4. WOMAN’S STATUS IN EARLY SOCIETY
84:4.1 woman’s s. is a fair criterion of the evolutionary
84:4.2 Woman’s s. has always been a social paradox; she
84:5.8 have brought about such a modification of her s. that
90:5.4 to the s. of actual directors of religious worship.
91:1.1 holy days speedily revert to the s. of mere holidays.
91:3.2 the alter-ego concept is exalted to a superior s. of
91:6.7 philosophic acumen, social level, cultural s.,
92:2.4 which is compatible with its current evolutionary s.,
93:3.2 Melchizedek remained silent as to the s. of Lucifer
93:9.8 property went to Isaac, the son of Sarah, the s. wife
93:10.0 PRESENT S OF MACHIVENTA MELCHIZEDEK
93:10.1 and safely restored to his original Melchizedek s..
94:11.9 until it surpassed the s. of the idea of Gautama as the
97:1.10 And this was the s. of the God concept during the
100:5.10 The mystic s. is favored by such things as: fasting,
101:5.9 all according to the s. and temperamental tendency
101:6.5 he forthwith attained to the s. of the sovereignty of
101:6.16 the faith of Jesus approached the s. of a universe
101:7.1 The social s., economic conditions, educational
101:9.2 with their enlightenment and s. of conscience.
101:10.3 an avenue of escape from partiality of s. and from
101:10.4 can ever break the fetters inherent in his mortal s.
101:10.9 struggle to attain eternity of life and divinity of s..
102:5.1 the evolutionary progression of simple life to the s.
102:7.9 certainty of faith on the grounds of its unproved s.,
102:8.2 Regarding the s. of any religion in the evolutionary
102:8.2 the s. of any religion may best be judged by its moral
102:8.2 religion by the s. of its accompanying civilization;
103:7.2 liaison to the universe s. of spiritual correlation.
103:7.7 an awareness of incompleteness in evolutionary s..
103:7.10 On the spiritual level of maximum s., the need for
104:2.2 reducing this idea of an unrelated God to the s. of
105:7.17 creatures of both maximum and submaximum s.,
106:0.3 This is the present s. of the ascending creatures of
106:0.3 grand universe, the present s. of Urantia mortals.
106:0.4 This is the present s. of all experiential creatures who
106:0.4 Even universes can attain to the maximum of s.,
106:0.18 will sometime attain the settled s. of light and life,
106:6.3 will approach absoluteness of s. proportional to the
106:7.6 and to the Conjoint Actor in their absolute s. of
106:7.10 encompassing the Paradise Trinity of existential s.
106:8.16 Deity Absolute is an existential reality of eternity s..
106:9.7 2. The imperfect human s., the remoteness from
108:2.3 bestowed upon all normal minds of moral s. on
108:6.2 No matter what the previous s. of the inhabitants
110:6.2 progresses to the s. of supremacy and self-activity
110:6.3 they have to do with personality s., mind attainment,
110:6.18 the qualitative s. of this immortal soul is wholly
112:1.2 1. Position s..
112:1.3 2. Meaning s..
112:1.4 3. Value s..
112:2.20 and eventually attains the s. of, spirit reality.
112:5.7 they unhesitatingly advance such a soul to the s. of a
112:7.6 And having achieved the s. of a true universe value
112:7.12 From the time of Adjuster fusion the s. of the
113:1.4 in accordance with their s. in making the circles of
113:2.3 needs and with regard to the s. of the angelic pair—
114:0.5 1. The life modification s. of Urantia.
114:1.1 in principle forever settled the s. of your world, but
114:2.6 Urantia counselors will continue in their present s.,
114:2.6 capacities until some change in planetary s. ensues
114:7.1 with sufficient mental capacity, adequate moral s.,
114:7.16 the unsettled s. of the planetary administration will
115:0.1 the Supreme, achievement is the prerequisite to s.—
115:7.1 from the limitations inherent in infinity of s.,
116:0.4 encompasses elements of growth and incomplete s..
116:4.8 Actor evolves from a living power focus to the s. of
117:2.2 to result in experiential growth—augmentation of s..
117:2.3 Consider the s. of the creature-trinitized sons:
117:2.3 they are not in the Supreme as of his present s. of
117:2.4 In a sense we are in s. as of the preceding universe
117:2.4 One thing is certain: Our s. is fixed by the Trinity
117:2.5 may aspire to Paradise attainment and finaliter s.
117:2.6 his s. will achieve completion (in the energy-spirit
117:4.1 struggles of the creature for perfection of s. and
117:6.21 real, irrespective of the s. of experience in the total
117:7.4 he has attained complete actuality of universe s.,
117:7.12 subsequent to its attainment of the s. of light and
118:0.12 attainment for a given person at a given time and s..
118:4.3 transmutation of these activated potentials to the s.
118:7.8 the ascending personality achieves divinity of s.,
119:5.1 unidentified being presents the s. of a true spirit
119:6.3 as a full-fledged morontia mortal of ascending s..
119:8.0 8. MICHAEL’S POSTBESTOWAL STATUS
120:0.3 Paradise Trinity to that high place in universe s.
120:3.5 the advancement of the spiritual and religious s. of
121:4.2 could do something to improve their terrestrial s..
122:0.2 After a study of the special report on the s. of
124:5.1 body gave evidence of the oncoming s. of manhood.
127:6.9 And Jesus continued to grow in moral s. and spiritual
129:2.7 Jesus would never be accorded the s. of a regular
130:4.2 has attained the physical s., intellectual embrace,
130:7.6 and comparatively finite to all beings of creature s.
133:1.4 I would not thus assault a fellow man of sonship s.,
133:3.4 charmed, by the s. of woman in the Jewish home;
133:6.6 the moral consciousness attains survival s. through
133:6.7 approaches the heavenly s. in that it comes near to
133:7.9 mind could hardly attain conscious levels of human s.
134:5.16 value, intermediate in meaning, and subordinate in s..
134:8.9 which in itself regulates the s. of all rebels and
135:5.1 John’s message, account should be taken of the s. of
136:3.4 was finished in so far as it affected his personal s.
136:5.6 for the Son of Man thus to limit his new earth s. as
136:5.6 And this was the actual s. of Jesus of Nazareth as he
136:6.1 of the inherent potential of his new s. of divinity,
136:8.7 the actual intellectual s. and social and economic
137:4.2 the s. of his combined, or fused, human and divine
142:5.2 keep his son in anxiety or suspense regarding his s.
142:5.2 you have made your s. in heavenly citizenship sure
143:5.7 her personal life and the s. of her soul before God.
144:4.3 No child has aught to do with earning the s. of son
146:2.8 not the outward religious s. of the one who prays.
147:5.7 regarding the relative value of s. with God
149:4.2 of animal anger which are inconsistent with the s.
167:6.4 Woman’s s. in Palestine was much improved by
175:2.0 2. STATUS OF INDIVIDUAL JEWS
175:2.1 in any manner affect the s. of any individual Jew
175:3.2 life wholly in accordance with their purely human s.
181:2.21 be modulated in accordance with the intellectual s.
183:5.4 he had something of the s. of a Roman counselor
188:3.5 wholly uncertain regarding the s. of the personality
188:3.10 we can place on record regarding the s. of Jesus
188:3.12 communicated with Michael regarding the s. of the
189:0.2 of the morontia, into the s. of true spirit existence.
193:5.4 returned Jesus to the s. of Paradise sonship and
194:2.19 glorification of the s. of the Paradise Corps of the
195:7.11 be executed only by some entity of supermachine s..
196:2.2 he finally arrived at that advanced and exalted s. of
196:2.2 Jesus progressed from the humble s. of mortal
196:2.9 But no matter what their s., they were all God’s
status, personality
0:5.1 and spiritual to the attainment of finality of ps..
5:6.1 the lowest material creature of ps. to the highest
5:6.5 The Adjusters of prepersonal s. indwell numerous
17:7.1 Spirit’s elevation to the s. of personality prerogatives
47:10.6 a Paradise ascender, a personality of morontia s.,
49:5.31 wholly determined by the relation of the ps. to the
67:1.3 none are more destructive of ps than betrayal of trust
112:5.9 Judges will not deprive any being of ps. who has not
118:3.1 but motion exhibits value only to a creature of ps..
188:3.5 wholly uncertain regarding the s. of the personality
status, spirit or spiritual
3:5.16 perfect beings are, in moral nature and ss.,
5:4.8 The ss. of any religion may be determined by the
6:6.4 will have to await your attainment of ss. following
7:1.4 the qualitative ss. of an individual or a world.
7:2.2 Havona is so marvelously perfect that the ss. and
7:4.5 rebellion and there restore the ss. of the spheres.
14:2.6 perfectly sustains the ss. of all who indwell Havona
16:4.6 and the superuniverse spheres of advancing ss..
16:8.4 nature and extent of changes in form, mind, or ss..
20:5.4 regardless of ss., every mortal-inhabited world is
30:3.12 superuniverse capacity after they have attained ss..
30:4.20 the final morontia stage to the first or lowest ss. is
31:3.6 spirit progression but not finality of ultimate spirit s.
32:3.2 until the ss. of all its inhabited worlds has been
33:6.3 rulers are more occupied with the ss. of the realms.
33:6.5 extended to inhabited worlds regardless of their ss..
33:7.6 any part of a local system to the fellowship of full ss.
38:2.4 Angels are superior to you in ss., but they are not
39:4.14 Men use them—advance in spirit s.—by decisions,
40:7.2 this ss. of ascending sonship you may attain by
45:6.7 on the evolutionary worlds before acquiring ss. as
47:6.4 The ss. is much in advance of such a dispensation.
48:0.3 between the mortal estate and the subsequent ss. of
48:8.1 from the mansion worlds to the attainment of ss. in
49:4.4 and female are equal in mind endowment and ss..
49:5.25 later on, when the ss. of such a world is nearing its
49:6.11 youths follow the parent of most advanced ss.,
55:2.9 transition from material existence to semispirit s..
56:6.4 to until they have achieved seventh-stage-spirit s.,
63:6.1 the cultural and ss. of the clans retrogressed for ten
76:3.4 absorbed in the work of improving the ss. of his
80:3.3 deteriorated the cultural and ss. of the Adamites.
97:1.6 began to take hope that they could improve their ss..
100:2.5 Actual ss. is the measure of Deity attainment,
101:6.2 the attainment of full ss., the Adjuster is the secret
101:6.3 morontia personality and eventually of true ss..
113:7.2 assisting you in the acquirement of morontia and ss.,
117:6.7 entrance upon the seventh and final stage of ss.,
159:4.5 reflect the intellectual, moral, and ss. of those who
177:5.5 the low-tide mark of their ss. up to the actual hour
189:0.2 of the morontia, into the s. of true spirit existence.
status—adjective
13:0.6 the worlds of the Father are ultimate s. spheres for
13:1.16 this is the s. sphere of the Universe Power Directors.
13:2.6 of the inner circuit are really fraternal or s. worlds
19:6.4 The s. evolution of Havona natives has occasioned
25:6.2 with the history and traditions of your s. sphere.
27:1.3 which have marked the successive s. attainments of
statutes
10:6.1 the promulgation and interpretation of the divine s.,
96:5.6 “kept all his commandments and obeyed all his s..”
148:5.5 good for me that I might thereby learn the divine s.
150:8.3 You taught them the s. of life; have mercy upon us
167:5.2 Pharisaic interpretations of these Mosaic divorce s.
statutory
55:5.4 The extent of civil government and s. regulation,
staunchly—see stanchly
staunchness—see stanchness
staves
183:3.8 with swords and with s. as if to seize a robber?
stay—noun
43:9.2 During your whole s. on Edentia and its worlds
46:2.7 Throughout your s. on Jerusem and its transition
130:0.3 After their s. in Rome they went overland to
130:1.1 During their s. in Joppa, Jesus met Gadiah,
130:2.1 The second afternoon of their s. the three of them
130:3.4 spent some time here each day throughout their s.
130:3.7 Ganid spent time in the museum during their s. in
130:3.9 throughout their s. at Alexandria this famous Jew lay
133:3.12 these circumstances that Paul prolonged his s. in
133:4.13 two months’ s. in this thriving commercial center
133:6.2 On the third day of their s. they walked down by the
133:9.2 Gonod and Ganid extended their s. in these parts
134:1.3 During his s. of a few weeks at Nazareth, Jesus
146:3.10 special instruction given by Jesus during their s. at
163:1.3 having selected this home, remain there for your s.
stay—verb
69:6.2 Fire enabled man to s. on the ground at night as all
109:5.1 Adjuster is able to arrest the mental currents, to s.
134:9.5 but Jesus insisted that he s. through the festivities,
140:6.14 When Jesus saw they were disposed to s. up all
140:7.1 Would you consent for us to s. hereabouts for just
141:9.1 as long as they might desire to s. in Jerusalem.
143:5.1 tents from Sychar, for they were disposed to s. in
156:2.2 Jesus went to s. in a home just north of the city,
158:4.8 James decided to s. on until the Master came back.
163:1.3 Whenever you go to s. at a home, first say: Peace
172:0.1 that arrangements had been made for him to s. with
172:5.12 Lazarus, and many other things, and decided to s. on
177:1.1 I will ask no questions and will s. by the basket when
177:3.8 Jesus was expecting to s. there in place of going out
192:1.4 S. with us, John, and have breakfast.”
195:4.3 while it was impotent to s. the oncoming dark ages
stayed
128:6.6 after his arrest, and Jesus s. at the prison with him.
152:7.1 Jesus, with John, s. at the home of a believer
155:6.6 “He will be kept in perfect peace whose mind is s.
190:4.1 they s. awake discussing these things and hoping that
stays
87:2.3 The Eskimos believe that the soul s. with the body
stead
32:4.10 as of the Creator Son who rules in God’s s. at the
120:1.6 with your explicit request that I thus act in your s..
120:3.11 “In your s. I now reign.
129:2.3 asked John to act in his s. in the matter of sending
129:2.3 I will act in your s. in all these matters.”
172:3.13 It would be useless to stop them lest in their s. these
176:4.3 and in his s., another teacher, the Spirit of Truth;
181:2.3 I must now depend upon you to act in my s. in all
188:4.8 suffer for them, to die as a substitute and in their s.
steadfast
2:2.2 His plans are s., his counsel immutable, while his acts
12:8.3 energy is the one reality which is true and s. in its
53:3.2 remain s. in resistance to all the rebel’s proposals.
67:3.9 Amadon remained s. in the service of the universe
67:6.0 6. VAN—THE STEADFAST
67:8.4 determined band of 143 comrades in standing s.
77:9.5 This noble midwayer stood s. with Van and Amadon
110:3.2 upon your decisions, determinations, and s. faith.
174:0.2 inclinations of the mortal nature, be willing to be s.
181:1.7 Either fatalists must be stoics, with s. resolution
steadfastly
28:6.22 The more s. you behold, and the more persistently
48:7.8 to possess power and s. refuse to use it for self-
95:7.6 But it has s. held to its presentation of the One Deity
101:3.15 11. S. adheres to a sublime belief in universe unity
120:2.2 Having s. declined to discredit these rebels
121:0.1 Andrew s. refused to multiply copies of his written
136:7.4 dared him to come down from the cross, Jesus s.
136:8.6 have power and s. refuse to use it for purely selfish
140:8.1 they s. persisted in attaching these new spiritual
144:6.2 but he s. refused to participate in their discussions,
146:2.14 wholeheartedly and intelligently, earnestly and s..
162:2.2 they have devoted their lives since they s. refuse to
167:2.4 all of these differing interpretations, Jesus s. refused
175:1.7 have s. refused to believe the revelation of the truth
183:1.2 he s. refused to extricate himself from the cruel
186:2.2 Jesus s. refused to speak when in the presence of
191:5.1 various appearances, but he s. refused to believe.
194:4.3 Day by day they continued s. and with one accord
194:4.7 “The multitude who believed continued s. in the
steadfastness
12:7.6 And all this s. of conduct and uniformity of action is
26:4.13 with s. of faith, have secured your entrance to the
67:3.6 spiritual insight and moral s. which enabled Van to
67:8.2 which told from day to day of the unbelievable s.,
112:2.20 sincerity, persistence, and s. of the God-seeking
112:5.5 upon the s. and wisdom of decision-actions the
139:1.6 and by your s. keeping me with him, I should not
176:1.1 a testimony of your faith and to show your s. in the
steadied
122:5.6 but always was Mary s. in her final attitude by the
steadier
143:3.3 to attack your troubles with a clearer head and a s.
steadily
58:2.6 from the surface of the earth, the temperature s.
64:4.11 but, on the whole, s. retrogressing as compared with
68:1.5 hence has civilization s. progressed on Urantia,
68:5.8 the entire pastoral age woman’s status s. declined.
78:2.4 the cultural level of the Adamites s. deteriorated
80:6.4 But the art of building s. declined from the days of
80:6.5 As a result, social progress s. declined for more than
83:0.1 has progressed s. from the loose and promiscuous
114:7.12 s. declining with the dilution of the violet blood
114:7.12 since which time reserve corps membership has s.
124:1.10 from November to April, but it did not rain s..
126:1.5 the confusion of his parents s. increased as they
126:3.14 what was going on in his mind s. diminished;
127:3.14 For four years their standard of living had s. declined
127:6.12 Jesus is s. acquiring the art of adjusting his
135:12.2 agitation concerning Jesus, which was s. increasing
148:4.9 that man is descending from godly perfection s down
steady
15:6.11 so effectively function to hold a given system s. in
41:5.1 proved by the s. streams of escaping light-energies
44:1.12 a s. improvement in musical appreciation for more
56:7.1 The s. progress of evolution in the time-space
78:2.2 their choicest sons and daughters in a s. stream as
78:5.1 the second garden persisted, but it experienced a s.
78:5.2 the s. migration toward Europe was offset by new
79:6.5 reinforced by the arrival of a s. stream of superior
80:1.3 Egypt received a s. stream of Mesopotamians, who
80:4.1 While the Andites poured into Europe in a s. stream,
80:5.1 were being upstepped by the s. stream of migrants
81:6.31 Economic complexity and the s. increase of industrial
83:7.4 marriage has made s. progress and stands on
97:1.9 There was a s. drift back toward the recognition of
102:6.1 elimination of religious fear and the s. progress of
126:3.13 then Mary would s. her fears, remembering that he
137:1.8 and with tearful eye but s. voice the stalwart Judean
154:1.3 From then on there was a s., slow, but more
169:1.6 unreliable; the older son was s. and industrious,
steadying
99:7.2 a s. goal beyond and above the temporal objective.
steal
57:5.8 quite close enough to s. any of the sun’s substance,
66:7.13 5. You shall not s. your neighbor’s goods or cattle.
93:4.11 5. You shall not s..
94:8.11 2. You shall not s..
131:2.12 you shall not commit adultery; you shall not s.;
152:0.3 thinking that her fear in attempting to s. her cure
163:2.4 —do not commit adultery, do not kill, do not s.,
165:2.8 The thief breaks into the fold only to s., and to kill,
183:3.9 John Mark attempted to s. out of the shed in order
188:2.2 We greatly fear lest his disciples come and s. him
stealing
69:9.9 There was no s. within the group, though men did
70:1.9 Woman s. has always caused war.
70:10.15 Cattle s. was punished by summary death,
70:10.15 even recently horse s. has been similarly punished.
82:3.5 required feats of s. as a qualification for marriage;
82:4.3 recognition in the mores, s. became the great crime
82:4.3 Adultery was recognized as a form of s.,
82:5.7 gave impetus to the custom of s. women from
82:5.10 outmarriage custom with its accompanying wife s.
83:2.3 practices, among others, of the days of wife s..
84:2.6 The oncoming of wife s. and later wife purchase
steals
151:2.2 represent Satan, or the evil one, who s. away that
steam
57:7.7 enveloped in one vast and continuous blanket of s..
66:5.25 men would not consent to experiment with s. power,
66:5.25 their great fear of the explosive power of confined s..
69:6.8 and led to the subsequent discovery of s. power
81:6.8 be followed by the employment of s. and electricity.
124:1.8 pondered over the escaping s. from the boiling pots—
steamed
99:1.3 The social ship has s. out of the sheltered bays of
steaming
129:1.3 and greatly improved methods of s. the boards,
steel
58:5.1 The earth’s core had become as dense and rigid as s.,
118:10.9 personality into the tempered s. of real character.
174:0.2 your trust in the arm of flesh nor in weapons of s..
steep
151:5.2 There are s. gorges leading up from the lake into the
151:6.1 at this particular spot there was a s. hillside,
186:1.7 Judas climbed up the s. rocks and, taking the girdle
steeped
88:6.7 the race has long been s. in magical superstition,
89:6.2 s. in human sacrifice, especially in Central and
175:1.18 your souls are s. in iniquity and filled with murder.
steering
130:2.1 because one of the huge s. paddles of the vessel
130:2.4 who worked with Jesus one day on the s. paddle
stellar
12:4.6 wheels which are now in process of s. evolution,
15:3.3 the comparative increase in Orvonton s. density
15:3.5 of star clouds emerging in stupendous s. coils.
15:3.10 3. The rotation of the Andronover s. family and
15:4.5 aggregate mass of their s. and planetary offspring.
15:4.7 control of many of their segregated s. offspring,
15:4.9 The energy of these s. gas clouds is enormous,
15:5.14 methods whereby the vast majority of s. systems
15:5.14 various techniques involved in s. metamorphosis
15:5.14 indicative of all these modes of s. evolution, but
15:9.16 periods of immediate s. metamorphosis must over.
23:3.5 as Urantia astronomers estimate s. distances.
30:3.4 interested in force function as in s. phenomena;
41:0.3 assembled out of the s. and planetary progeny of
41:1.1 ensuing generations of s. and planetary offspring.
41:1.4 are situated at the center of the enormous s. system
41:3.2 The largest star in the universe, the s. cloud Antares
41:3.9 S. variables have numerous origins.
41:3.9 occasionally collisions cause s. flare-ups, but
41:3.10 this technique it is possible to measure s. distances
41:8.3 This vast s. body collapsed in forty minutes of
stem
79:2.6 attempt to s. the tide of racial engulfment by the
94:2.2 a desperate effort to s. the tide of racial extinction
97:2.1 truth teachers endeavored to s. the reactionary tide
180:2.3 the Messiah would be “a s. arising out of the vine”
stemmed
80:8.2 The ancient Hittites s. directly from the Andonite
stemming
62:0.1 appearance by three successive mutations s. from
116:5.10 The bifurcation of energy and spirit (s. from the
stems
56:10.11 all of which s. from pre-existent and eternal oneness.
79:3.3 the religious history of India s. from the teachings of
79:4.6 But the premier caste, the teacher-priests, s. from the
115:4.2 person, and this spirit person s. from the Trinity.
180:2.5 fruits of the spirit on the s. of the living branches.
step—noun; see step by step; step, every; step, first;
step, next
6:2.1 since the Son is one s. nearer you in approachability
10:3.7 the Father takes a s. that makes it forever impossible
21:4.5 it was the last s. in fulfilling the sacred oath of a
31:3.3 There undoubtedly remains one more s. in the career
31:3.3 We do not know the nature of that s., but we have
32:5.4 thereby being enabled to strike spiritual s. with the
42:1.3 And so will they have approached one s. nearer the
47:3.6 ten-day period of leisure you begin the second s.
47:7.1 mansion world represents a tremendous forward s.
48:0.1 creatures into beings of perfection in a single s..
48:0.2 hold that such a simple s. should instantly transform
52:6.1 Your world is out of s. in the planetary procession.
52:7.1 Again we find Urantia out of s. with its sister spheres
52:7.7 more and more of the race s. into line with those
60:2.10 sea serpents represent a backward s. in evolution.
62:2.6 differentiation of the ancestors of the next vital s. in
62:3.10 species of Primates constituting the next vital s. in
65:6.3 The most important s. in plant evolution was the
66:4.6 before the time for such a s. in the prosecution of
69:8.3 Enslavement was a forward s. in the merciful
69:9.18 Do not take a backward s..
70:6.5 the development of a cabinet was a direct s. toward
74:5.8 a great forward s. in the evolution of government.
75:3.9 Eve quite realized what was transpiring, the fatal s.
81:1.8 the flesh of the herds marked a great forward s. in
84:3.8 It was a great s. forward when male captives were
84:4.10 forward s. when a woman could own the wedding
89:4.1 It is but one s. from the impulse of worship to the
89:8.4 this was a major s. in the stabilization of religion.
97:1.8 Samuel went one s. further when, in their adversity,
97:4.1 A great s. in the transition of the tribal god—the god
97:6.1 it remained for Jeremiah to take the next bold s. in
101:5.13 The third s. in religion, or the third phase of the
106:9.12 brings creatures one s. nearer the comprehension
117:0.1 potential of the Supreme becomes one s. more actual
117:0.3 the divinity of Supremacy advanced one more s.
117:6.27 he knows that the Father walks beside him each s. of
119:7.2 the incarnation mystery) connected with any s. in
119:7.4 Creator was taking the most precarious s. in all his
131:7.3 Every time man yields to anxiety, he takes one s.
134:5.10 Internationalism is a s. in the right direction.
143:7.8 the Father; time in the act of striking s. with eternity.
144:6.7 voted that baptism was to become the initial s. in
162:9.3 acceptance of the kingdom and all that such a s.
170:5.3 But the great s. which marked the transplantation of
step by step
2:5.5 you will be unerringly guided, s., life by life, through
24:6.6 from the outer circuits of initial experience, s. and
26:9.4 S., life by life, world by world, the ascendant career
39:8.7 start from the bottom and pilot such creatures, s.,
94:12.2 S., century by century, the God concept has evolved
107:0.2 of achieving the living of the Father’s will, s., until he
109:6.4 Michael, that very Monitor who guided him s.
136:9.5 S. this human mind follows in the path of the divine.
144:5.22 Lead us by your own hand, s., through the
144:5.80 S. by s. lead us out of darkness and into the light.
step, every
22:3.4 are personally familiar with e. of the career you
31:3.7 of experiential knowledge of e. of the actuality and
32:5.8 the race of faith and trust, depending e. of the way
34:6.11 Every s. you take must be one of willingness,
48:8.2 and by actual participation in e. of the ascent.
110:2.2 partner with the Adjuster in the attainment of e. of
step, first
11:8.5 This is the f. in the individuation of space potency
19:5.12 you mortals, just now taking your f. on the eternal
21:5.6 the f., the beginning, of a settled administration in
46:4.9 Jerusem is but the f. on the way to the supernal
53:8.4 since the f. in the hearing of this case has already
59:6.8 in Africa, the f. in the evolution of the frog into the
83:5.1 This practice of one-man-at-a-time was the f. away
83:5.1 these loosely regulated associations were the f.
84:1.5 The f. in enlightenment came with the belief that sex
160:1.7 The f. in the solution of any problem is to locate
184:2.12 Having taken the f. along the path of compromise
step, next
28:6.8 you can take the n. and really show mercy; but
42:5.8 The n. in the slowing down of the electron yields the
62:2.6 differentiation of the ancestors of the next vital s. in
62:3.10 species of Primates constituting the next vital s. in
70:7.1 Intermarriage was the n. in group enlargement,
83:5.2 n. in mating evolution was the group marriage.
89:3.1 Renunciation came as the n. in religious evolution;
97:6.1 it remained for Jeremiah to take the next bold s. in
176:3.2 you can confidently look forward to the n. in the
step—verb
137:4.10 to assert his authority, to dare to s. forth and claim
156:5.12 Believers must increasingly learn how to s. aside
163:4.11 advised those who were afraid to s. out before they
stepchild
148:4.8 so that, as an alien, foreigner, or s., he must seek
Stephen—first Christian martyr
128:3.5 contacts was the one with a Hellenist named S..
128:3.5 S. was tremendously impressed with what Jesus said;
128:3.5 he never forgot Jesus’ words.
128:3.6 this was the same S. who subsequently became a
128:3.6 Some of S.’ extraordinary boldness in proclaiming
128:3.6 S. never even faintly surmised that the Galilean he
128:3.6 was the very same person whom he later proclaimed
128:3.6 world’s savior, and for whom he was so soon to die,
128:3.6 When S. yielded up his life as the price of his attack
128:3.6 led him to espouse the cause for which S. died;
132:0.7 2. The talk in Jerusalem with S., whose death led to
132:0.9 Through all their experiences, neither S. nor the
194:4.11 Among their early converts were S. and Barnabas.
194:4.11 S. and his Greek associate began to preach more
194:4.11 when he reached the objectionable part of the
194:4.11 In one of S.’ public sermons, when he reached the
194:4.12 S., the leader of the Greek colony of Jesus’ believers
194:4.12 within one month from the death of S. the church at
stepped
41:1.2 and relay the down-s. and modified circuits to the
133:2.1 Jesus s. up behind the irate husband and, tapping him
138:3.1 As they approached the toll house, Andrew s.
145:3.6 When the Master s. out of the front entrance of
146:6.2 Jesus, while being thus importuned, s. forward
150:8.11 Jesus s. down into the crowd which pressed
152:3.2 the near-by rocks when Jesus s. upon a huge stone
152:4.3 Peter actually s. overboard and into the water.
158:4.5 Andrew s. up to greet this father and his son, saying,
158:4.6 Judas Iscariot s. into the presence of the father,
158:4.6 Then Simon s. forward and, placing his hand on
158:5.1 the anxious father of the afflicted lad s. forward
158:5.3 When Jesus heard these words, he s. forward and,
162:0.2 James and John s. up to Jesus and said: “Master,
162:2.2 one of the crowd s. forward and asked Jesus,
167:3.1 As Jesus s. down from the pulpit, he went over to
172:1.5 when Mary the sister of Lazarus s. forward from
172:1.5 Judas Iscariot s. over to where Andrew reclined
173:1.7 Jesus s. down from the teaching platform and,
173:1.8 presently a throng of youths s. out from the crowd
178:2.6 But David Zebedee, who was standing near, s. up
179:1.4 While they hesitated, Judas s. over to the seat of
181:2.12 he s. over to Matthew Levi and said: “No longer
181:2.15 Jesus then s. over to James Zebedee, who stood
181:2.16 he s. around to the end of the table where Andrew
183:3.1 Judas s. well out in front of the band that he might
183:3.4 before the traitor could reach him, he s. to one side
183:3.4 Jesus s. up immediately in front of the officer and,
183:3.5 Judas s up to Jesus and, placing a kiss upon his brow
183:3.6 Jesus s. up to the guards and again asked, “Whom do
183:3.7 the Syrian bodyguard of the high priest, s up to Jesus
184:3.18 Caiaphas, the high priest s. forward and smote him
185:3.7 the Sanhedrists boldly s. up by the side of Pilate,
185:6.6 Pilate s. forward and said: “I perceive that you are
185:6.7 Then the high priest himself s. forward and, going
191:4.2 Jesus s. forward from where he had appeared
stepping
28:5.11 Think of s. up to a huge living mirror, as it were,
157:4.4 Peter, s. a few paces forward toward Jesus, said:
177:4.7 he presented Judas, who, s. forward near the high
188:1.1 and, s. aside, said to Joseph: “This body is yours
steppingstone
83:5.12 Concubinage was the s. to monogamy, the first move
95:2.2 gradually got used to the idea of a supergod, a s. to
steppingstones
48:6.31 will no longer serve the mortal ascenders as s. to the
steps
21:3.16 universe involves the following seven experiential s.:
22:9.8 who ascend the universal path by s. of bona fide
27:4.3 the gates” to instruct them and so guide their s. as
28:6.8 These s. must be traversed; otherwise there can be
34:6.3 the divine Spirit descends, by a long series of s.,
34:6.3 on the sure and certain retracement of those s. of
34:6.10 And all this represents but the preliminary s. to the
44:5.9 final s. of the ascendant experience and to store
58:1.3 a sodium chloride pattern of life; therefore no s.
59:4.9 the vertebrates, one of the most important s. in all
65:2.4 the survival of the first early evolutionary s. in life
68:5.2 four great s. in the forward march of civilization.
68:5.4 hammers represented one of the great forward s. in
70:5.9 And it was by these s. that the executive branch of
71:2.9 There are ten s., or stages, to the evolution of a
82:5.7 There were many s. in the evolution of in-marriage
110:6.1 of these circles marks the attainment of those s.
119:0.4 These bestowals are the last s. in their education and
122:7.7 with Mary descended the stone s. to their lodgings
125:4.2 with the intention of retracing their s. to Jerusalem.
135:10.1 into Galilee, John felt led to retrace his s. southward.
139:6.5 Said Jesus: “Judas, watch carefully your s.; do not
144:5.28 Sanctify our s. and co-ordinate our thoughts.
144:5.91 While we beseech you to guide our wayward s. in
161:1.5 change in the Greek’s views by the following s. of
162:4.3 The worshipers passed down the s. leading from
163:6.7 To you and to all who shall follow in your s. down
170:3.2 there are the progressive s. of righteousness which
170:3.3 experience and consists in the following four s.,
170:3.3 four s., the kingdom s. of inner righteousness:
184:2.9 he had shed these tears of agony, Peter turned his s.
185:0.3 the public trial was held outside on the s. leading
185:5.1 he went out on the front s. of the praetorium,
185:5.3 As the crowd surged up on the s. of the building,
192:2.4 When they had gone a few s. farther, Jesus turned
192:4.7 Already had begun the first s. of changing the gospel
stereoscopic
48:6.28 is to philosophy as two eyes are to one; it has a s.
stereotype
94:9.4 In the south the fundamentalist s. of the teachings of
101:7.1 A s. is a plan of action accepted without validation
stereotyped
87:7.10 a ritual into cramping, deforming, and stifling s.
99:4.3 experience and serve as a value-lure, it must not be s.
102:2.7 a retreat to the false shelter of s. religious doctrines
120:3.7 the creation of s. systems of Urantia religious beliefs
139:0.4 through the same rigid and s. educational curriculum.
sterling
64:7.20 we all regret that so many of those s. and rugged
stern—noun
152:4.2 put him to rest on the cushioned seat in the s. of
stern—adjective
20:6.7 not to satisfy the demands of “s. justice” or “divine
91:8.7 the plea of a lost sinner before a supposedly s. Judge
96:6.3 Joshua found it necessary to preach a s. gospel to his
97:4.2 Amos envisioned the s. and just God of Samuel
148:6.9 Eliphaz grew more s., accusing, and sarcastic.
149:2.3 the sacrificed Son who would satisfy the Father’s s.
151:5.4 Jesus lay asleep in the s. of the boat under a small
151:5.4 Peter was at the right-hand oar near the s..
159:1.4 When this chief steward heard this s. decree, he
188:4.8 notions about God as an offended monarch, a s.
188:4.11 Even if God were the s. and legal monarch of a
188:5.11 regarded God as a relentless Sovereign of s. justice
195:2.3 Oriental law was s. and arbitrary; Greek law was
196:0.14 unflinchingly confronted the s. requirements of duty.
sternly
163:6.6 I would s. warn you against the subtleties of pride,
183:3.7 and, speaking s., said: “Peter, put up your sword.
steward
130:2.5 Later this young Greek was appointed the s. of a
132:5.2 if you really wish to become a wise and efficient s.
132:5.13 if you would be a faithful and just s. of your large
132:5.15 1. As s. of inherited wealth you should consider its
133:2.4 Ganid began work on the s. of the ship, but on the
138:10.4 3. Philip was made s. of the group.
139:5.3 were organized for service, Philip was made s.;
139:5.3 And Philip was a good s..
139:5.5 times complied with his s.’ request to “be shown.”
139:5.8 The apostolic s. was not a good public speaker, but
139:5.12 Philip, onetime s. of the twelve, was a mighty man
150:1.1 Joanna, the wife of Chuza, the s. of Herod Antipas
159:1.4 When this chief s. heard this stern decree, he fell
159:1.5 “And this chief s., having thus received mercy and
159:1.5 then did this fellow s. fall down before the chief s.
159:1.5 the chief s. would not show mercy to his fellow s.
159:1.5 When the king heard of the doings of his chief s.,
159:1.5 him and said: ‘You are a wicked and unworthy s..
159:1.5 Why did you not show mercy to your fellow s.,
159:1.5 delivered his ungrateful chief s. to the jailers that
163:3.6 this owner of the vineyard said to his s.: ‘Call the
165:6.2 safely trust this faithful s. to see that his children
169:2.0 2. PARABLE OF THE SHREWD STEWARD
169:2.3 a certain rich man who had a shrewd but unjust s..
169:2.3 This s. had not only oppressed his master’s clients
169:2.3 he called the s. before him and asked the meaning of
169:2.4 “Now this unfaithful s. began to say to himself:
169:2.4 Then said the s., ‘Take your wax board bond, sit
169:2.4 said the s., ‘Take your bond and write fourscore.
169:2.4 And so did this dishonest s. seek to make friends
169:2.4 was compelled to admit that his unfaithful s. had
172:5.6 sometimes been a great trial to the s. of the twelve.
173:4.2 the householder sent his favorite servant, his s.,
176:3.4 I will now set you as s. over many; enter forthwith
176:3.4 ‘Well done, good and faithful s.; you also have
176:3.4 lord answered: ‘You are an indolent and slothful s.
176:3.4 And then to the chief s. this lord said: ‘Take away
176:3.7 spiritual indolence will not justify the barren s. of
181:2.20 You have been a good s., Philip.
184:1.6 But before Annas could make reply, the chief s. of
184:1.6 Annas spoke no words of rebuke to his s., but
184:1.7 Although Annas regretted that his s. had struck Jesus
stewards
74:1.5 who were all in commission as faithful s. of trust
159:1.4 king who ordered a financial reckoning with his s..
159:1.5 finding one of his subordinate s. who owed him a
169:2.2 servants of the brotherhood of man and s. of God?
169:2.6 If you are not good s. and faithful bankers, if you
171:8.4 would call before me my twelve servants, special s.,
171:8.6 “And when these s. were subsequently called
176:3.4 on down through the entire group of honored s.,
176:3.4 returned and called upon his s. for a reckoning.
176:3.8 such selfish s. must accept the consequences of their
stewardship
110:4.4 mansion worlds, they will give account of their s.,
165:4.5 that which is held and dispensed in the spirit of s.
169:2.3 that he should give immediate accounting of his s.
169:2.4 ‘What shall I do since I am about to lose this s.?
169:2.4 to make certain that, when I am put out of this s., I
169:2.4 himself after he would be discharged from his s..
169:2.6 when you are trusted with the s. of the true riches of
171:8.4 that you may have wherewith to justify your s. when
171:8.5 then send for all of you to receive your report of s.
176:3.7 to say, regarding their s. of divine truth: “Here,
181:2.20 Your office of s. is about over.
stewardships
176:3.8 asked to give an account of the endowments and s.
stick—noun
63:5.6 effective use of the throwing s. and the harpoon.
68:5.4 rediscovered the idea of using a long s. for his arm
69:4.7 the stages of the “message s.,” knotted cords,
70:1.3 to settle disputes by each beating a tree with a s.,
70:1.3 the one whose s. broke first was the victor.
stick—verb
139:8.11 when Thomas was downhearted, to s. close to his
stickler
139:12.5 And Judas was a s. for organization.
sticklers
137:7.7 were not such s. for the details of law enforcement.
sticks
63:6.7 They cooked flesh on the ends of s. and also on
162:0.1 villagers chased them out of the little town with s.
stifle
69:9.2 and communism did s. industry and destroy ambition.
157:2.2 do not s. them; when the emotions of love for
177:2.2 do not have to wound love or s. loyalty in order to
stifles
30:0.2 man not have an overrevelation; it s. imagination.
66:6.2 but tradition s. initiative and enslaves the creative
stifling
87:7.10 deforming, and s. stereotyped ceremonials which can
stigma
32:3.10 fact of animal evolutionary origin does not attach s.
77:3.8 guilty of rebellion; they resented such a racial s..
132:5.18 Riches are a moral curse and a spiritual s. when they
177:4.2 to erase the s. of his well-meant but “unfortunate
stigmatized
114:7.17 Urantia is not a cosmic orphan s. by sin and shut
still—non-exhaustive
39:4.7 spell, during which universe horizons stand s.,
131:2.7 in green pastures; he leads me beside s. waters.
139:7.8 generosity, but always Matthew managed to keep s..
148:6.10 speaks within the human heart as a s., small voice,
152:5.3 ‘Fear not, stand s. and see the salvation of the Lord
156:2.6 He told them they could not stand s.; they must go
165:2.6 flocks into green pastures and beside s. waters.
171:5.3 Jesus heard the blind man crying out, he stood s..
176:3.5 You cannot stand s. in the affairs of the eternal
182:3.1 After all was s. and quiet about the camp, Jesus,
190:5.3 when Jesus had spoken, they stood s. and viewed
191:1.2 and he stood s., clenching his fists, while he spoke
192:2.7 stood s. and answered, “Yes, Master, of a certainty
196:3.35 Father idea is s. the highest human concept of God.
still-more-taxing
26:7.1 as they begin to discern the nature of the s. and
still-otherwise-existent
30:1.114 living creatures, creators, eventuators, and s. beings
stimulate
44:1.13 These earlier types of rhythm s. the reaction of the
48:7.7 defeat the fearful, but they only s. the true children of
64:1.3 The cold and hunger of the open lands s. action,
65:4.3 chemical substances which are empowered so to s.
79:7.3 received enough of the Andite strain to mildly s. their
81:6.1 no Andites to invigorate and s. the slow progress of
84:6.6 variations of humankind continue to intrigue, s.,
84:7.30 stabilize personality and s. its growth through the
87:7.7 encourage social development, and s. a high type of
99:4.3 But if religion is to s. individual development of
99:4.3 If it is to s. evaluation of experience and serve as a
106:9.10 should at least s such finite intellects to grapple anew
123:5.15 often gave them clay to play with, seeking to s.
126:3.3 It was in this effort to s. his older brothers and
130:6.3 the spirit which lives within you, and which will s.
130:6.4 will challenge you; and obstacles will s. you.
140:8.31 and to s. initiative in the originality of living;
188:5.13 to s. man’s realization of the Father’s eternal love
stimulated
13:4.7 And I am always s. by the activities of those who
41:5.4 one-half million years for an X-ray-s. electron to
58:1.4 salt water which s. the first protoplasmic reactions of
64:6.33 3. Competition is healthfully s. by diversification of
71:5.3 Early man is s. by competition.
79:7.5 the civilization of the yellow man as it s. the rapid
81:3.8 it also greatly s. their proclivities toward adventure
82:1.2 where the evolutionary nature has been s. by the
92:1.4 Mystery and power have always s. religious feelings
100:0.2 Spiritual growth is mutually s by intimate association
108:5.5 rugged, so that decisions will be s. and multiplied.
125:0.1 He was especially s. by the experience of attending
183:0.1 they were s. and aroused by the arrival on the scene
184:4.3 guards and servants, who had been s. to abuse Jesus
stimulates
103:5.11 Pressure may deform the personality, but never s.
151:3.6 The parable s. the imagination, challenges the
stimulating
51:7.5 a well-managed sphere is indeed s. and profitable.
61:6.3 that your early ancestors were born and bred in a s.,
83:8.7 This attitude is both s. and helpful providing it does
85:7.1 And this spirit was constantly s. the worship urge
151:3.11 parable possesses the advantage of s. the memory of
stimulation
87:7.1 for the preservation and s. of moral sentiments and
155:3.2 the periodic s. of Peter’s enthusiastic personality.
160:2.8 and possibility of the mutual s. of the imagination.
stimulative
3:5.11 surroundings s. of the irrepressible reach for better
55:3.10 plenty of evil, real and potential, which is s. of the
84:7.28 marriage, with children and family life, is s. of the
stimulators
113:4.1 Seraphim are mind s.; they continually seek to
stimuli
14:2.3 natives respond to forty-nine differing sensation s..
14:2.4 Neither would any of the physical s. of those worlds
14:2.4 deprived of all environmental s. and all reactions
65:0.1 for intelligent reaction to external environmental s.
65:0.1 and, later on, to internal s., influences taking origin in
65:6.8 habits of behavior in response to repetition of s..
65:6.9 Preintelligent organisms react to environmental s.,
65:7.8 physical and the mental response to environmental s.
85:4.2 numerous events have functioned as religious s. to
86:6.6 on something more than response to material s..
100:1.8 dispositions to favorable reaction to spiritual s.,
111:4.10 Ideas may take origin in the s. of the outer world,
154:2.5 Problematic situations, coupled with exertion s.,
160:3.5 goal of existence are in themselves transcendent s.,
stimulus
3:5.16 the potential of relative value levels as a choice s.;
14:5.7 will the tonic of adventure and the s. of curiosity
14:6.38 These worlds provide the s. of all human impulses
26:10.5 the s. of evolutionary uncertainty is over, but
30:0.2 that s. to creative speculation which these partially
79:6.10 The s. of a progressive and advanced religion is often
79:6.10 so China forged ahead under the invigorating s. of a
79:8.1 the continuous driving s. of the ever-present danger
85:2.6 fully responsive to the s. of spiritual influences.
89:10.4 Such a sense of unworthiness is the initial s. that
91:4.2 All ethical prayer is a s. to action and a guide to the
91:7.4 to the uprisings of the subconscious or to the s. of
91:8.11 Prayer is the most potent spiritual-growth s..
91:8.13 but rather a s. to growth in the very face of conflict.
92:1.4 Fear has always been the basic religious s..
94:12.6 faith respond once more to the invigorating s. of the
100:1.5 functioning of the fear s. of attention and awareness,
100:6.3 augmented by the s. of the quest for the highest
108:6.4 Adjuster is the higher and truly internal spiritual s.
108:6.4 thought in contrast with the external and physical s.,
112:1.13 the phenomenon of s.-response is not a mere
132:2.10 Potential evil acts equally well as a decision s. in the
157:7.2 And Judas missed the s. of the multitudes.
160:3.1 act as a s. to call forth man’s slumbering spiritual
160:3.1 Emotional excitement is not the ideal spiritual s..
178:1.13 who has become the possessor of such a mighty s.
194:3.19 a tonic for health, a s. for mind, and an unfailing
stimulus-response
112:1.13 the phenomenon of s. is not a mere mechanical
sting
124:3.8 had never before been made to feel the personal s.
158:4.7 feeling keenly the s. of their defeat and sensing the
160:2.9 but it does aid in greatly lessening the s..
stinging
158:7.5 from the first shock of Jesus’ s. rebuke,
stingy
139:5.6 anything in Jesus which was small, niggardly, or s.,
stipulated
79:5.9 s that one million of the descendants of Adam should
128:7.13 a secret compact in which it was s. that, in return
stir
4:3.1 scenes s. God and his Sons to be jealous for man,
135:6.3 It is not surprising this strange preacher created a s.
135:9.4 why do you baptize the people and create all this s.
149:4.2 away wrath,’ and how ‘grievous words s. up anger
149:4.2 ‘Angry men s. up strife, while the furious multiply
154:4.3 was a designing agitator who might s. up rebellion.
177:3.7 While they feared he would s. up a tumult among
stirred
105:7.18 and the personalities of the Gods s. in response to
124:1.4 But trouble was again s. up at school when one of
128:6.5 visit to the temple, the very sight of which had s.
135:6.2 these weary and expectant Jews were deeply s. by
141:5.1 When Jesus heard this question, he was s. within
150:1.3 The whole country was s. up by this proceeding,
150:7.1 a flood of human emotion s. up within his soul.
152:5.6 make Jesus king s. up the fears of the religious
155:5.15 their emotions mightily s. by what Jesus had said.
158:7.6 their loyal hearts were s. by this courageous appeal,
168:4.2 The apostles were much s. up in their minds and
172:3.16 But the whole city was mightily s. up, insomuch that
179:1.4 This act of Judas immediately s. up a heated
185:2.16 and mightily s. in his spirit by the spectacle of Jesus’
188:5.8 the human Jesus on the cross of Golgotha has s. the
193:0.5 You should the rather be s. in your hearts by the
195:10.6 thrill all who believe as men have not been s. since
stirring
8:1.8 There exists no record of these s. times.
28:1.3 experience as Son assistants during these s. ages
67:3.10 There is no end to the recital of the s. events of these
97:5.6 And it was a great age; these were indeed s. times
128:1.15 words Joseph remembered during the s. events of
163:4.1 It was a s. time about the Magadan Camp the day
stirring up
154:0.1 did their best to convince him that Jesus was s. up
167:5.2 a means of s. up his soul to the realization of the
173:2.3 The prophets were always s. up trouble because
177:4.6 thus avoiding any danger of s. up the multitudes
185:2.11 Perverting our nation and s. our people to rebellion.
stirs
84:3.4 a military uniform still mightily s. the feminine
185:3.7 side of Pilate, saying: “This man s. up the people,
stock—see stock, Adamic; stock, Andite; stock, Andonite
55:4.11 the further purification of the mortal s. by the
61:6.1 retrograde development within the mid-mammal s.
61:6.2 mutation within the s. of the progressing Primates
61:7.4 colored races mutated from the aboriginal human s..
62:0.1 mutations stemming from early s. of the lemur type
64:1.7 unions unfailingly deteriorated the superior s..
64:3.5 mixed descendants of this improved Badonite s.
64:6.5 they left behind much of their s. blended with the
64:7.14 the orange man and much of the s. of the green man,
64:7.18 some of the mixed s. of the blue man journeyed
64:7.19 North American red man with any other human s.
65:4.7 mutations within the prehuman animal s.
66:2.6 selected survivors of the Andon and Fonta s. into the
66:5.26 A blend of the blue man with the Andon s. produced
67:8.2 the experimental and original s. of the Andonic race.
74:6.2 two offspring of joint parentage with the mortal s.
75:3.5 a leader born to them of part origin in the violet s.,
76:2.4 and the red man and with the aboriginal Andonic s..
77:2.2 united with those of the selected s. of the Andon
77:4.3 contributed much to the later appearing Assyrian s..
77:5.10 enter Europe with the blended s. of the last Andite
78:4.3 The Andites were the best all-round human s. to
78:8.4 of Turkestan, including some of the Adamson s..
79:0.1 Sangik peoples differentiated from the Andonic s.,
79:2.1 were blended, the Andite invasion adding the last s..
79:3.1 the Andite conquerors of India with the native s.
79:3.1 This composite s. immediately produced the most
79:5.6 Siberians, assimilated much of the red s. and were
79:7.3 but amalgamation with them produced a versatile s..
80:1.7 exterminating lingering strains of Neanderthal s..
80:9.14 western Europe, mixed with the Mediterranean s..
81:1.5 was a high degree of race mixture with the violet s..
82:5.2 While the inbreeding of good s. resulted in the
129:1.12 respected Jesus as a mechanic but took little s. in his
155:2.2 earnestly and honestly took s. of his own soul
stock, Adamic
21:4.3 contains the largest hereditary legacy of the As.
64:6.9 being upstepped by the admixture of the later As..
64:6.16 a small but potent legacy of the later imported As..
64:6.23 so greatly upstepped by the admixture of the As..
64:6.26 would have been derived from the infusion of the As.
64:6.32 a thoroughgoing admixture with the superior As..
74:6.7 present-day races are largely derived from the As..
77:6.1 offspring of the pure As. united with a humanized
78:3.5 green, and indigo—with a sprinkling of the As..
80:0.2 incorporate the surviving strains of the Adamic s.
81:3.8 Infusion of the As. into the human races not only
stock, Andite
78:5.4 By 12,000 B.C. three quarters of the As. of the
82:1.5 2. The amount of As. in any people.
83:1.5 Through the influence of the mixture of the As. and
stock, Andonite
78:4.6 An increase of Sangik or As. tended to stabilize them
80:0.2 a considerable percentage of the original As. in all
80:8.2 The ancient Hittites stemmed directly from the As.;
81:4.2 The blue races, when mixed with the As., were
stocked
98:3.7 he built many temples, s. them well with beautiful
stocks or human stocks
51:4.3 The loss of your orange and green s. is not of such
51:4.8 unfit, defective, degenerate, and antisocial s..
52:2.11 the hopelessly defective strains of evolutionary hs..
52:3.4 are very nearly eliminated from the reproducing s. of
52:3.8 races explains how such blended hs. exhibit anatomic
52:3.9 resultant s. show varying degrees of anatomic blend,
52:4.5 witnesses the further purification of the racial s. by
64:1.7 became less contaminated with the backward s. of
64:2.7 as they were later admixed with subsequent s.,
65:3.4 And many of these better s. were assimilated by the
65:3.6 its problems of mortal development with the hs.
70:2.9 conflict is the selective destruction of the best hs..
70:8.15 1. Biologic renovation of the racial s.—the selective
71:3.8 if defective and degenerate s. are freely supported
75:8.2 The more superior s. of Urantia now contain factors
78:4.5 But as the Adamites united with the Nodite s.,
78:5.6 and added desirable qualities to the later Chinese s..
78:6.8 increasing infiltration of the surrounding inferior s..
79:2.5 superior s. would have achieved a higher civilization.
79:2.7 but if the inferior elements of racial s. predominate,
79:2.7 can be preserved only if the superior s. reproduce
79:5.8 The red and the yellow races are the only hs. that
79:6.3 embracing proportions of the yellow and red s..
79:6.7 races had largely escaped mixture with debased hs.
79:7.5 of the latent tendencies of the superior Chinese s..
80:0.1 one of the most potent s. for the attainment of
80:4.3 The union of these s., as later mingled with Sangik
80:9.2 race thus encompassed these four most desirable hs..
81:4.1 a blending and reblending of the five basic hs. of
81:4.11 —the Andite blend of the Nodite and Adamic s.,
82:6.5 Hybridization of superior and dissimilar s. is the
82:6.7 Even among inferior s., hybrids often are an
82:6.8 of crossbreeding of hs. has been greatly exaggerated.
89:5.5 resulted from the degeneration of once superior s.,
96:2.5 Egypt, including the mixed Hebrew and Egyptian s.,
99:3.5 to the unwise perpetuation of racially degenerate s.
111:7.4 are a blend of many races and s. of different origin.
122:1.2 Syrian, Hittite, Phoenician, Greek, and Egyptian s.,
stocky
80:9.5 These people are broad-headed, swarthy, and s..
stoic
181:1.9 but Jesus was not an unfeeling and calloused s.;
Stoic
121:4.3 2. The S.. Stoicism was the superior philosophy
121:6.3 the penetration of both Platonic philosophy and S.
121:6.5 combine Roman S. doctrines and Greek mystical
130:3.10 to Ganid much in the Greek philosophy and the S.
132:5.1 A certain rich man, a Roman citizen and a S.,
195:2.6 The S.’ sturdy appeal to “nature and conscience” had
stoical
116:0.1 while serving only to encourage s. resignation in the
Stoicism
12:5.10 Nor is s. a high order of self-realization.
121:4.3 S. was the superior philosophy of the better classes.
121:4.3 S. ascended to a sublime morality, ideals never since
121:4.3 S. remained a philosophy; it never became a religion.
121:4.3 Paul leaned heavily toward S. when he wrote, “I
121:6.3 The great inroad of S. is exemplified by the Fourth
181:1.8 A certain amount of both s. and optimism are
stoics
181:1.7 Either fatalists must be s., with steadfast resolution
Stoics
98:6.2 the days of the Skeptics, Cynics, Epicureans, and S.,
121:4.3 The S. believed that a controlling Reason-Fate
121:4.3 They taught that the soul of man was divine;
121:4.3 While the S. professed to be the “offspring of God,”
121:4.3 they failed to know God and therefore failed to find
121:6.3 Plato and the self-abnegation doctrines of the S..
121:7.7 Paul was inspired not only by Christ but by the S..
132:0.4 the worth-while leaders of the Cynics, the S.,
132:0.4 Jesus selected five of the leading S., eleven of the
132:1.1 It was with Angamon, the leader of the S., that Jesus
133:0.1 And these small groups of S., Cynics, and mystery
185:3.6 for he was familiar with the teachings of the S.,
195:3.3 great contention between the teachings of the S. and
stole
81:2.9 replaced by the legend of how Prometheus s. fire
stolen
57:5.9 and Saturn early captured most of the material s.
132:5.10 8. S. wealth—riches secured by unfairness, theft,
189:5.3 that the grave had been rifled, that enemies had s.
189:5.3 have been left so orderly if the body had been s.,
stolid
158:7.1 Even the s. Alpheus twins had been shocked by
195:2.3 Roman education bred unheard-of and s. loyalty.
stomach
86:5.17 vegetative resided in the s., the animal in the heart,
stomachs
152:3.2 but because your s. have been filled with bread.
152:5.2 were miraculously fed, and who, when their s. were
stone—noun
41:6.2 universe is sprinkled with minutely pulverized s..
41:6.2 S. is literally the basic building matter for the
41:6.4 this is why s. is the chief component of the worlds
48:7.20 anger is like a s. hurled into a hornet’s nest.
57:8.12 This extensive granite elevation is composed of s.
57:8.13 enormous layers of fossil-free stratified s. were
58:7.1 found on top of the older undifferentiated s..
58:7.3 The average thickness of this transition s., the oldest
58:7.4 America this ancient and primitive fossil-bearing s.
59:2.3 a great limestone age, much of its s. being laid down
59:5.15 The coal layers alternate with shale, s., and
60:2.6 this submergence that the beautiful lithographic s.
61:1.13 Today this same s. is elevated to a height of 10,000
61:7.1 potholes, lakes, displaced s., and rock flour,
63:5.5 such a hut was closed by rolling a s. in front of it,
63:5.5 a large s. which had been placed inside for this
64:6.10 vast mounds of s. just to see which tribe could build
66:3.6 Very little s. or wood was used.
66:5.26 They did not work in s. or marble, but their works of
68:1.4 united and working in unison can move a great s.;
79:1.4 Commerce in s., metal, wood, and pottery was
80:7.2 plumbing, and the use of s. for building material.
81:2.15 man adapted such natural materials as wood and s.
85:1.1 object to be worshiped by evolving man was a s..
85:1.1 Kateri people of southern India still worship a s.,
85:1.1 Jacob slept on a s. because he venerated it; he even
85:1.3 The Romans always threw a s. into the air when
85:1.3 India even to this day a s. can be used as a witness
85:1.3 In some regions a s. may be employed as a
85:1.4 symbol of images and idols that were carved in s.
88:1.2 have survived as have the Kaaba and the S. of Scone.
88:6.5 belief in a philosopher’s s. led to the mastery of
92:2.2 an altar of stone, you shall not build it of hewn s.,
95:1.10 the Old Testament Psalms, inscribing them on s.,
95:7.5 the Kaaba s. became to their Arabic cousins.
124:1.4 being seated on a large s. just outside the back door
128:5.3 destroyed and the temple demolished, not one s.
136:7.2 in their hands lest you dash your foot against a s..”
138:2.5 Thomas Didymus, onetime carpenter and s. mason of
141:1.4 it was always a stumbling s. to John’s followers
144:2.4 If the child needs a loaf, will you give him a s. just
146:2.3 Yes, they made their hearts adamant like a s., lest
152:3.2 Jesus stepped upon a huge s. and, lifting up his
152:5.1 their chore boy, sitting on a s. by the water’s edge.
168:0.1 The s. at the entrance of the tomb had been rolled in
168:0.5 that very morning when they rolled the s. in front of
168:1.11 spoke those words of command, “Take away the s.,”
168:1.12 heard this command of Jesus directing that the s.
168:1.12 Said Martha: “Must we roll away the s.?
168:1.12 the Master had requested that the s. be removed;
168:1.12 As they hesitated to roll away the s., Jesus said:
168:1.13 willing neighbors, laid hold upon the s. and rolled it
171:2.1 Jesus climbed upon a huge s. and delivered that
172:3.10 insomuch that not one s. shall be left upon another
173:4.4 “Did you never read in the Scripture about the s.
173:4.4 there is a mystery about this s., seeing that whoso
173:4.4 shall be saved; but on whomsoever this s. falls, he
176:0.1 come there shall not be left one s. upon another.
182:3.1 while he went off about a s.’ throw to pray.
184:3.2 usual place, the chamber of hewn s. in the temple.
186:1.1 meeting place in the hall of hewn s. in the temple.
188:2.3 These men rolled yet another s. before the tomb
189:1.2 Neither was the s. before the entrance of the tomb
189:2.4 dim light of the morning, saw this huge s. begin to
189:4.2 neither did they know that a second s. had been
189:4.6 They were greatly surprised to see the s. rolled
189:4.6 the way out, “Who will help us roll away the s.?”
189:4.6 Mary Magdalene ventured around the smaller s. and
189:4.6 In the recess of s. where they had laid Jesus, Mary
189:4.6 lying intact and as they had rested on the s. before
189:4.9 All five of the women then sat down on the s. near
189:5.2 they sat down on the s. to ponder the meaning of
stone—verb
162:3.2 the law of Moses commands that we should s. such
162:3.5 your accusers? Did no man remain to s. you?”
164:5.3 which of these good works do you think to s. me?
164:5.3 “For no good work would we s. you but for
167:4.4 your death, while the people were minded to s. you
194:4.11 trial and proceeded to s. him to death on the spot.
stone—adjective; see Stone Age; see mason
4:3.1 bowing down before idols of wood, s., gold, and
41:6.2 The s. atom is one of the most prevalent and
41:6.4 The s. atom has two agile and loosely attached
41:6.4 a mutilated s. atom is able partially to defy gravity
41:6.3 a calcium layer, a gaseous s. surface, on the sun
57:8.26 in well-preserved s. pages, volume upon volume,
58:7.6 This s. layer, the oldest fossil-bearing stratum in the
58:7.12 fossil pages of the vast “s. book” of world record.
59:0.8 set for the opening chapters of that great “s. book”
59:1.6 Europe may be found the s. strata laid down during
59:3.2 No fire rocks or lava are found in the s. layers of
59:3.11 a great increase in the echinoderms—the s. lilies—
59:5.9 seas cleared up as a result of an extensive s. deposit,
60:3.14 here may be found the prelife s. layers shoved out
63:1.2 also made use of sharp spicules of s., flint, and bone.
63:5.5 great skill in constructing s. sleeping chambers,
63:5.5 dome-shaped s. huts, into which they crawled at
63:5.6 As Andon had invented the s. ax, so his descendants
64:3.2 Badonites lived in crude s. huts, hillside grottoes,
64:6.10 vast mounds of s. just to see which tribe could build
65:2.5 Still later there evolved the starfish, s. lilies,
66:5.8 the forest were dependent on tree dwellings, s. huts,
66:5.9 peoples utilized tree barks, clay tablets, s. slabs,
69:9.13 These s. markers bore the priest’s initials.
70:1.6 at least once a year, to permit the tribal s. fights.
73:5.1 was the exquisite s. temple of the Universal Father,
73:6.7 only the s. wall stood until the Garden was
80:3.6 blue men made s. axes, cut down trees, erected log
80:6.4 The Andites built the first s. structures in Egypt.
80:6.4 The first and most exquisite of the s. pyramids
80:6.4 while many s. structures had been erected in
80:8.5 the mother cultists to burn their dead in s. huts.
80:9.4 to be found—only their ashes in s. and clay urns.
85:1.2 man is arrested by numerous s. formations in the
85:1.4 S. worship is even now widespread over the world.
85:1.5 Hill worship followed s. worship, and the first hills
85:1.5 first hills to be venerated were large s. formations.
88:2.3 Canaanite belief in the s. altar: “And this s. which I
88:2.3 that the spirit of their God dwelt in such s. altars,
92:2.2 s. implements persisted long into the age of bronze
92:2.2 “And if you will make me an altar of s., you shall
95:7.5 certain black s. fetish in a certain temple at Mecca.
122:3.1 Gabriel appeared to Mary by the side of a low s.
122:6.2 The home of Joseph and Mary was a one-room s.
122:6.2 The furniture consisted of a low s. table,
122:6.2 s. dishes and pots, a loom, a lampstand, stools,
122:6.2 small stools, and mats for sleeping on the s. floor.
122:6.3 they would all squat about the enlarged s. table to
122:7.7 Mary descended the s. steps to their lodgings
123:4.5 a fall down the back-yard s. stairs which led up to
126:3.4 he sat by the little squat lamp on the low s. table,
134:8.1 built a s. container in which Tiglath was to deposit
135:3.1 John built no less than a dozen s. shelters and night
137:4.11 Near at hand stood six waterpots of s., filled with
137:4.11 these huge s. vessels, under the busy direction of his
142:4.3 to confuse the Creator Father with idols of s. or
148:9.2 Aaron the s. mason, who had been so recently made
168:2.3 presently sat up on the edge of the s. shelf whereon
172:1.3 “I am not concerned with such walls of brick and s.;
182:3.1 while he went off about a s.’ throw to pray.
183:4.2 Simon stood up on the s. wall of the olive press
189:4.6 In the recess of s. where they had laid Jesus, Mary
Stone Age
64:0.2 to the period commonly regarded as the Old S..
64:6.24 The European explorations of the Old S. have largely
80:9.13 These were the times of the New S. overlapping
80:9.13 In southern France and Spain it was the New S.
80:9.14 these Bretons still retain charms of the New S. for
81:3.4 There were no distinct periods, such as the S., Iron,
stoned
97:4.4 before this courageous teacher was s to death, Amos
128:3.6 resulted in his being s. to death by irate Jews.
139:5.11 Jews rushed upon Peter’s wife and s. her to death.
162:3.3 requiring that the self-confessed transgressor be s.,
175:1.23 you who have s. the prophets and killed the teachers
188:5.6 they s. him to death, “Lay not this sin to their charge.
Stonehenge
80:9.13 sun, much as did their later-day descendants at S..
stonemasons—see also mason
69:3.9 specialists in industry were the flint flakers and s.;
stones
57:7.9 the primitive ocean contain no colored s. or shales.
62:3.6 certain types of round s. suitable for defensive and
63:1.2 that group which first learned to throw s. and to use
63:2.4 and finding many s. suitably shaped for various uses,
63:3.5 Their first task was to roll up s. to effectively entomb
63:5.5 placed inside for this purpose before the roof s. were
63:6.7 cooked flesh on the ends of sticks and on hot s.;
66:7.16 And many of the s. on which this law was inscribed
73:3.5 surrounding the Garden abounded in precious s.
80:9.13 delighting to set up great s. as tokens to the sun,
85:1.0 1. WORSHIP OF STONES AND HILLS
85:1.1 Rachel concealed a number of sacred s. in her tent.
85:1.2 S. first impressed early man as being out of the
85:1.2 S. also greatly impressed early peoples because of
85:1.2 meteoric s. which primitive humans beheld hurtling
85:1.2 And this led to greater reverence for all other s..
85:1.3 All ancient clans and tribes had their sacred s.,
85:1.3 of veneration for certain types of s.—their jewels.
85:1.3 A group of five s. was reverenced in India;
85:1.3 among the red men it was usually a circle of s..
85:1.4 The ancients had a peculiar regard for holes in s..
85:1.4 Ears were not perforated to carry s., but the stones
85:1.4 but the s. were put in to keep the ear holes open.
85:1.4 Africa the natives make much ado over fetish s..
85:1.4 among all backward tribes and peoples s. are still
87:6.7 4. Burying under s., one origin of the tombstone.
88:1.2 “sacred s.” have ever since been sought by man;
88:1.2 a string of beads was once a collection of sacred s.,
88:1.2 Many tribes had fetish s., but few have survived as
88:3.1 primitive cults from the earliest belief in sacred s.,
90:4.6 sunlight, fresh animal organs, hot clay, and hot s.,
128:6.11 Jesus provided sand, blocks, and s. by the side of
134:6.6 from strong nations, they will fight with fists, s.,
135:3.1 shelters and night corrals, consisting of piled-up s.,
135:6.7 I declare that God is able of these twelve s. here
135:6.7 The twelve s. to which he referred were the reputed
135:6.7 the reputed memorial s. set up by Joshua to
136:6.1 “command that these s. become loaves of bread.”
157:4.7 the human s. which constitute this living temple of
162:0.1 chased them out of the town with sticks and s..
162:7.6 Many of the unbelievers rushed forth for s. to cast
164:5.2 building the temple to pick up s. to cast at Jesus,
164:5.3 many of them rushed out to lay hands upon the s.
171:4.7 kills the prophets and s. the teachers of truth!
172:3.13 lest in their stead these s. by the roadside cry out.”
176:0.1 See the massive s. and the beautiful adornment;
176:0.1 “You see these s. and this massive temple; verily,
188:2.3 and set the seal of Pilate on and around these s.,
189:1.7 Jesus emerged from the tomb without moving the s.
189:2.4 secondary Urantia midwayers to roll away the s.
189:2.4 The larger of these two s. was a huge circular affair
189:4.2 these s. had been placed under the seal of Pilate.
stoning
87:6.5 2. S. the death house.
162:3.3 If he forbade s. the woman, they would accuse him
173:4.2 beating one, s. another, and sending the others away
stood—see stood by; stood for; stood there; stood up
6:8.8 Times almost without number I have s. in the divine
22:2.1 they s. firm and loyal in the face of the disloyalty of
24:6.6 step by step until he s. in the very presence of the
53:1.2 brilliant personality; Lucifer s. next to the Most High
54:6.5 Every being who s. the test of that evil episode
62:4.1 these Primates twins s. erect from the beginning.
67:8.1 his unswerving devotion to Van—they s. together
73:6.7 only the stone wall s. until the Garden was
74:4.5 The Material Son and Daughter s. alone on the
77:9.5 This noble midwayer s. steadfast with Van and
86:5.11 men have s. in awe of the apparitions of the night
90:1.5 as a class, after all, s. on apparent achievement.
123:1.2 Jesus had s. all these travels very well and was in
124:6.5 while massive snow-capped Mount Hermon s. far
124:6.10 Jesus s. and wept over the city which was about to
125:0.1 it long s. out in his memory as the great event of
125:1.4 the altar s., to observe the killing of the animals
126:1.5 his proud mother s. in breathless anticipation,
126:5.7 Jesus s. in the palace and heard Herod decree that
127:5.6 Rebecca s. “among the other women” by the side
128:6.5 Close at hand s. a Roman guard who made some
133:3.4 Ganid never grew weary of visiting the citadel that s.
133:9.4 Jesus s. on the shore and watched as the boat
135:8.5 until the Son of Man s. in his immediate presence.
135:9.7 John s. on a large rock and, lifting up his sonorous
136:2.2 Jesus s. in the Jordan that day a perfected mortal
137:4.11 Near at hand s. six waterpots of stone, filled with
139:5.11 She s. at the foot of Philip’s cross encouraging him
143:5.4 She was frightened; she began to realize that she s.
145:2.15 at about the time Jesus s. over this sick woman,
147:4.2 Jesus heard Nathaniel’s question, he s. upon his
148:7.2 The leader of the spying Pharisees, as Jesus s.
148:7.2 And as they all s. before him in silence, Jesus,
148:9.1 The Master was, at this time, speaking as he s. in
150:1.3 the women believers in the good news s. stanchly
151:6.5 s. him up and said to him: “Amos, you are not
152:2.8 For a moment Jesus s. in silence.
152:3.3 The apostles were speechless; they s. in silence
153:5.3 Jesus came down from the upper chamber and s.
157:1.3 by the secret messenger of David who s. near by,
157:4.4 the twelve s. upon their feet, and Simon Peter,
158:5.2 Then said Jesus to all those who s. before him: “O
162:3.5 s. and wrote upon the sand a few words which
162:7.3 who was a deceiver and s. not for the truth because
166:2.1 not daring to approach him, they s. afar off and
166:5.2 long a stronghold of the Master’s teachings and s.
167:5.1 The Pharisee s. and prayed to himself: ‘O God, I
168:2.1 As this company of some forty-five mortals s. before
171:5.3 When Jesus heard the blind man crying out, he s.
Then Zaccheus s. upon a stool and said: “Men of
173:1.8 guards set by the people s. watch at every archway
173:3.4 All this time the twelve apostles s. near the Master,
174:5.6 As Jesus s. before them at this time, he perceived the
177:1.2 There they s., both John and Jesus holding the
178:3.1 unconsciously paused while they s. and looked
179:3.2 There s. Simon Peter, looking down into the face of
181:1.1 Jesus s. and addressed them: “As long as I am with
181:2.15 James Zebedee, who s. in silence as the Master
183:3.2 to accost the Master, there the two groups s.,
184:1.2 But when Annas s. before the stalwart Galilean, he
184:2.1 Peter arrived, and as he s. before the gate, John
185:4.1 When the Son of Man s. before him, the wicked
185:5.5 A few days before this the multitude had s. in awe of
185:6.4 There s. Jesus of Nazareth, clothed in an old purple
185:8.1 Here s. the Son of God incarnate as the Son of
186:1.5 One of them sitting near where Judas s., motioned
186:1.6 Now the evildoer s. alone and face to face with the
186:2.11 at just that moment the universe s. at attention,
187:3.1 the unseen hosts of a universe s. in silence while they
187:4.7 Mary’s son Jude s. on the other side.
188:1.1 with drawn swords they s. astride the Master’s body
189:4.10 it was the Master who s. before them in glorified
190:2.2 Even as James s. before Lazarus’s empty tomb, Mary
190:5.3 when Jesus had spoken, they s. still and viewed
191:1.2 faith began to surmount his doubts, and he s. still,
192:2.7 s. still and answered, “Yes, Master, of a certainty I
194:3.14 woman s. before God on an equality with man.
195:1.1 that eventful day when the Apostle Paul s. before
196:0.5 Jesus calmly s. in the divine presence free from fear
stood by
75:6.3 While the transports s. by, those children who had
127:5.6 Rebecca s. “among the other women” by the side
128:3.6 there s. by one named Saul, a citizen of Tarsus.
146:5.2 While the apostles s. by in breathless expectancy,
157:1.3 by the secret messenger of David who s. near by,
171:8.7 “And then said this ruler to those who s. by: ‘Take
177:3.2 We s. by while the lad approached the Master and
181:2.6 sad countenance as he s. by the betrayer’s vacant
187:5.4 the soldiers and the small group of believers s. by.
192:1.4 the risen Jesus, and as the astonished ten s. by in
stood for
96:1.5 It is difficult to explain what El Shaddai s. for.
124:2.5 the accepted leader of the Nazareth lads who s. for
140:8.20 many good things which these great teachers s. for
162:7.3 who was a deceiver and s. not for the truth because
169:4.5 not the word Yahweh, which s. for the progressive
170:0.1 separate what it s. for from connection with earthly
177:4.9 certain would destroy Jesus and all that he s. for.
stood there
124:6.10 enthralled him as he s. there on this April afternoon
133:3.7 As they s. there in the moonlight, Jesus went on to
137:4.9 As Mary s. there before him motionless, with the
154:6.7 The Master s. there in silence while his mother,
164:3.2 As the Master s. there before the blind man,
168:2.1 While these earth creatures s. there in breathless
173:3.1 As the caviling Pharisees s. there in silence before
179:1.3 As they s. there, debating in their hearts, they
179:3.5 As they all s. there in breathless amazement, Jesus
181:2.5 As John Zebedee s. there in the upper chamber,
181:2.29 As Peter s. there before his Master, all atremble
182:1.2 as Jesus s. there in the midst of them glorified in the
183:3.7 as Jesus s. there awaiting the captain’s orders,
184:2.8 As he s. there, heavy of heart and crushed with the
184:3.6 Jesus s. there, looking down benignly upon these
184:3.8 Jesus s. there in silence while these false witnesses
185:7.5 As the Master s. there before them, he pointed to
186:2.4 Jews clamored for the Master’s death while he s.
189:4.6 While they s. there, atremble with fear, Mary
190:2.3 while he s. there in the garden near the tomb, he
193:5.1 As he s. there before them, without being directed
stood up
126:4.1 s. up and began to read: “The spirit of the Lord God
137:6.2 When Jesus s. up, the ruler of the synagogue handed
140:1.7 And when he had finished speaking, he s. up.
142:3.9 ‘And Satan s. up against Israel and provoked
147:4.3 When the Master had spoken, Nathaniel s. up and
150:8.8 Jesus, taking the roll, s. up and began to read from
151:6.5 s. him up and said to him: “Amos, you are not
153:2.11 such a tumult was threatened that Jesus s. up and
153:4.2 one of the Pharisees s. up and charged that Jesus
153:4.5 Then s. up another Pharisee, who said: “Teacher, we
154:6.7 woman in the room s. up and exclaimed, “Blessed
162:5.1 Jesus s. up in the midst of the assembled throng and
167:1.5 Jesus s. up and spoke to all present: “My brethren,
167:3.2 he s. up before the congregation and said: “Are
168:2.3 as he s. up before them—alive—Jesus, said, “Loose
180:1.1 Jesus s. up and said: “When I enacted for you a
180:2.1 Then Jesus s. up again and continued teaching his
181:2.7 Jesus now went over to Simon Zelotes, who s. up
181:2.21 As Nathaniel s. up, Jesus bade him be seated and,
181:2.27 the Master went over to Simon Peter, who s. up as
183:4.2 Simon Zelotes s. up on the stone wall of the olive
183:4.2 Nathaniel, who s. up the moment Simon had
185:5.4 Pilate s. up and explained to the crowd that Jesus
194:0.2 Peter s. up and declared that this must be the coming
194:1.2 It was about two o’clock when Peter s. up in that
195:0.18 It was a Greek, from Egypt, who so bravely s. up
195:1.5 At the time Paul s. up in Athens preaching “Christ
stool
104:0.1 three legs were the fewest which could stabilize a s.,
164:4.11 Then Josiah, standing upon a s., shouted abroad to
171:6.2 Then Zaccheus stood upon a s. and said: “Men of
stools
122:6.2 a loom, a lampstand, several small s., and mats for
stoop
84:3.6 attack game, while a man would not s. to dig a root.
132:5.18 can s. to engage in the oppressions of wealth.
132:5.19 so small that you would s. to the practice of usury.
135:7.2 whose sandal straps I am not worthy to s. down
167:4.2 And though he refused to s. to the performance of
stooped
63:1.4 who s. to mate with their retarded cousins of the
95:6.8 sophistries which Zoroaster never s. to countenance.
100:7.2 Jesus never s. to pretense, and he never resorted to
stooping
164:3.8 Then, s. over, he spat on the ground and mixed the
stop—see stop, not; stop, put a
2:5.6 s. and ponder the solemn fact that God lives
4:2.7 inevitable s.-moments in the exhibition of the reel
37:5.2 path with you as far as Salvington, where they s..
39:5.10 to this planet are in transit; they merely s. over;
43:4.7 And there was found no way to s. this arrogant
44:5.8 we of the spirit world must s. our regular activities
45:6.9 volunteer midsonite parental groups who s. off here
48:4.15 tempted to magnify our self-importance, if we s. to
53:2.5 and mischief-making pride to permit him to s..
53:4.5 the inability of the government to s. the rebellion.
68:1.5 man’s blunders have thus far failed to s. civilization.
87:2.4 advanced teachers tried to s. this, but they failed.
87:6.2 nor did he s. with the effort to win good luck;
88:5.5 it was in an effort to cure disease or to s. bad luck.
111:7.2 The indwelling Adjuster cannot s. or even alter your
127:5.1 they decided to make an effort to s. it before Jesus
128:3.3 the Nazareth couple that he insisted they s. with
130:8.1 he first s. on the way to Italy was at the island of
130:8.2 The notable event of their s. here was the
130:8.6 Capua to Rome, making a s. of three days at Capua.
131:10.7 terrifies me when I s. to think that all men are my
132:3.7 The faith-activated soul of man cannot s. short of the
133:3.6 S. here with me while we talk about these matters.
133:4.11 My son, s. trying to deceive yourself; settle down to
146:3.0 3. THE STOP AT RAMAH
150:2.0 2. THE STOP AT MAGDALA
152:2.4 interested persons had made their plans to s. over
154:5.3 but it is in my heart to do this, and none can s. me.
154:6.3 to die before he would allow these Pharisees to s. his
154:6.10 He did not wish to s. in the midst of his discourse
159:3.3 Forget not that I will s. at nothing to restore self-
166:4.1 And it was at such a noontide s. on the way to
168:3.1 to hasten their decision to destroy Jesus and s. his
171:6.1 joy that the Master should be willing to s. at his
171:7.8 Jesus was always ready and willing to s. a sermon
172:3.13 It would be useless to s. them lest in their stead these
174:4.7 the united effort to s. Jesus’ teachings and doings.
stop, not
87:6.13 But man did not s. with ghost coercion; through
94:3.1 the Indian mind did not s. until it had speculated
101:2.7 Religion does not s. in its flight of faith until it is
111:7.2 The indwelling Adjuster cannot s. or even alter your
132:3.7 The faith-activated soul of man cannot s. short of the
151:6.8 And he did not s. until he had gone into all the
172:3.14 people have gone mad over him; if we do not s. these
189:4.7 And they did not s. until they had run all the way
190:5.7 Cleopas and Jacob would not s. to eat.
stop, put a
89:5.15 offering of human sacrifices put a s. to cannibalism,
147:6.2 agreed that something should be done to put a s.
162:2.5 to put a s. to these public appearances of Jesus in
168:5.1 The rulers of the Jews were determined to put a s.
175:3.1 ruling body determined to put a s. to his work, but
183:3.8 Jesus effectively put a s. to this show of resistance by
stop-moments
4:2.7 merely the inevitable s. in the exhibition of the reel
stopovers
30:3.12 one half of our visitor colony consists of “s.,”
stoppage
98:4.8 of the annually recurring s. of vegetation growth
112:5.14 The s. of life destroys the physical brain patterns for
stopped
15:4.4 force which, when once started, can never be s. or
42:5.8 When an electron is suddenly s., the resultant
61:4.6 cold in the north that s. animal migrations over the
61:7.3 the advancing ice s. just short of the mountain
77:3.4 The contentions became so bitter that all work s..
78:4.6 never s. until they had circumnavigated the globe
81:0.1 Evolution can be delayed but it cannot be s..
96:7.8 that long line of the teachers of Israel who never s.
97:9.18 The Assyrian was s. but the allies were decimated.
122:7.6 Jericho for the night, where they s. at an inn on the
124:6.9 Joseph and his family had s. near the house of one
124:6.9 Many times afterward, in his eventful life, Jesus s. in
125:6.4 they s. there on their way to the City of Judah.
126:2.1 The messenger from Sepphoris had s. at the shop
128:3.1 The situation was such that Jesus s. work for three
129:1.2 where he s. to pay a visit to his father’s friend
129:2.8 They all s. at the spacious home of Annas, where
130:8.2 kept the tavern where Jesus and his companions s.
130:8.3 At Messina they s. for only one day, but that was
132:6.3 I—” but he s., saying to Ganid, “My son, it is time to
134:3.1 Jesus had s. several days for rest and recuperation
134:3.5 Jesus s. off on the return trip and delivered these
134:7.5 On this journey northward Jesus s. at Hebron,
134:9.2 Jesus and John s. overnight at Bethany with Lazarus
136:4.1 or until John was suddenly s. by imprisonment.
137:4.9 the Father’s will—” and Jesus s. short, he hesitated.
138:7.1 but Jesus raised an admonitory hand and s. him.
141:8.3 They s. in Jericho on the way up to Jerusalem and
145:2.15 and Jesus and his friends s. there on the way from
146:2.3 shoulder and s. their ears that they should not hear
152:0.2 suddenly s., exclaiming, “Someone touched me.”
152:7.1 For this one night they s. at the home of Lazarus,
152:7.1 Judas Iscariot and Simon Zelotes s. with friends in
155:0.1 were familiar with this camping place, having s. there
155:5.14 Jesus raised his hand and s. them, saying: “Go now
156:0.1 Sidon, where they s. at the home of a well-to-do
156:6.2 they s. at Jotapata and instructed the believers in the
158:7.2 when they s. in the shade to refresh themselves.
162:0.3 Jesus and the ten s. for the night at the village near
168:3.5 were persuaded that, if he were not immediately s.,
171:1.5 David s. with Lazarus at Bethany and became
171:6.1 Jesus passed by, he s. and, looking up at Zaccheus,
172:3.10 the Master s. the procession, and a great silence
178:2.3 holding up his hand, s. him, saying: “Yes, David, I
185:4.1 When Herod Antipas s. in Jerusalem, he dwelt in
187:6.1 where David supposed the mother of Jesus s. with
stopper
187:3.5 the saturated sponge s. upon the end of a javelin,
stopping
34:6.3 never s. until the soul is safely exalted to the very
54:5.14 reasons for not arbitrarily s. the Lucifer rebellion
123:5.10 customary to ask distinguished visitors, s. over the
130:0.2 they took a boat for Naples, s. at Malta, Syracuse,
130:0.3 they set sail for Athens in Greece, s. at Nicopolis
130:6.6 sail for Carthage in Africa, s. for two days at Cyrene.
133:7.1 the travelers set sail for Cyprus, s. at Rhodes.
134:1.1 From Damascus Jesus went to Nazareth, s. only a
134:7.1 he went to Nazareth, s. over a few days to visit.
137:3.1 pay a hurried visit to his mother at Capernaum, s. at
157:3.7 late that evening and s. at the home of Celsus,
171:6.1 might be going right on through the city without s.,
181:1.2 many stations in my Father’s house is a s. place,
181:2.10 Jesus raised his hand and, s. him, went on to say:
185:0.2 and Pilate’s wife made their headquarters when s. in
187:1.10 Simon was s. with other Cyrenians just outside the
192:0.3 the women believers who were s. at the home of
stopping-places
133:4.9 delightful s. for those who are Paradise-bound.”
stops
18:7.5 The Trinity-origin regime s. with the constellations;
26:11.5 The Creator Son never s. until he finds man—
40:10.2 never s. until the mortal son stands face to face
129:3.2 At Corinth and other s. on the return trip Jesus was
131:9.2 Heaven’s bounty never s..
133:4.13 this city was one of the most interesting of all their s.
146:2.6 “Whoso s. his ears to the cry of the poor, he also
storage
29:4.24 to increase or to diminish the “s.-battery” potential
42:5.4 condensation occurs with a consequent s. of
62:3.13 survived by hiding in a subterranean food-s. retreat
66:5.3 Great advances were made in methods of food s..
69:5.4 Food s. was adequate insurance against famine and
73:6.4 the tree of life was like a superchemical s. battery,
122:7.7 what had been a grain s. room to the front of the
store—noun
3:4.1 in no wise lessens the potential of power or the s. of
15:6.9 give out heat and light well illustrates the vast s. of
27:5.5 the residents of Paradise can consult this vast s. of
40:9.7 to pool their s. of Adjuster-remembered events
121:8.12 From the vast s. of information made available to
124:3.3 Jesus acquired a s. of information about international
152:2.7 Mark lad to ascertain how much was left of their s.
183:2.2 knew that Simon Zelotes had an ample s. of arms
store—verb
29:4.24 At one time they seem to consume or s. energy;
29:4.32 so do these living organisms s. energy during times
44:5.9 to s. reserves of spirit power for the next stage of
69:2.1 during a harvest of plenty, s. up food against the
165:4.2 have so much that I have no place to s. my wealth.’
165:4.2 will I have abundant room in which to s. my fruits
stored
15:6.9 The actual energy s. in these invisible particles of
73:6.4 This superplant s. up certain space-energies which
75:7.6 from the superenergy s. in the fruit of the tree of life.
91:6.4 those reserve powers of human nature which are s.
143:0.1 their tents and meager personal effects to be s. at
151:4.1 and then gather up the wheat to be s. in my barn.
163:5.2 the camp equipage, then s. in his father’s house,
182:2.3 all over to his tent, where were s. the swords and
storehouse
69:8.12 wealth and power from the elemental s. of nature.
118:10.14 Semicivilized man is beginning to unlock the s. of
146:2.8 which opens the door of the Father’s s. of goodness,
storehouses
165:5.2 they sow not neither reap, they have no s. or barns
stores
19:6.3 passing of time may add to their s. of experiential
29:4.32 Somewhat as a plant s. solar light, so do these living
41:4.3 suns have also largely lost their free ultimatonic s. of
119:0.6 vast s. of mercy for all these differing creatures,
147:5.8 a great intellect with its dead s. of worldly wisdom
160:1.11 survey of the problems of living; to seek for new s.
stories
29:4.33 the same alphabetical symbols tell vastly different s..
66:3.5 except the council headquarters, which were two s.
66:3.5 Father of all, which was small but three s. in height.
67:4.3 easily gave origin to those traditional s. of the gods
74:8.8 the s. of Adam became intimately associated with
74:8.9 had several different s. of creation in circulation,
94:9.2 and in India to all of Asia is one of the thrilling s. of
97:7.2 spiritual significance of the Chaldean s. which they
97:9.8 history is well illustrated by the two differing s.
122:8.7 Oriental and near-Oriental minds delight in fairy s.,
126:2.6 to hear Jesus play upon the harp, to listen to his s.,
128:6.10 They greatly enjoyed his s. about animals and nature.
128:6.11 at his expressive features as he told his s..
144:2.5 These s. I tell you to encourage you to persist in
151:2.5 for our preaching, we should employ true s., not
157:1.4 s. about finding treasures in the mouths of fishes;
169:1.15 Jesus was very partial to telling these three s. at the
191:5.1 the telling of the s. of the Master’s appearances,
storing
123:3.8 Jesus was assiduously s up knowledge regarding man
storm
4:5.3 The gods who go on a rampage in the s.;
58:2.8 these solar s. centers function as enormous magnets.
63:2.2 Andon and Fonta had been awakened by a violent s.,
123:4.5 It was extraordinary to have such a s. in July.
123:4.5 When the s. came up, Jesus was on the housetop
139:3.2 when the s. was over, James was always wont to
148:5.5 of the needy in his distress, a refuge from the s.,
149:4.5 Jesus lived in the midst of stress and s., but he
151:5.3 being no evidence of a s. on the western shore.
151:5.4 “Master, don’t you know we are in a violent s.?
153:0.2 they were in the midst of the “lull before the s..”
153:2.6 a week before had taken shelter near by during a s.
156:5.2 construct to withstand the assaults of time and s..
storms
41:10.4 by volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, and terrific s..
43:1.3 there are no s. or hurricanes; neither is there summer
46:2.2 There is no rainfall, neither s. nor blizzards, on any
49:3.3 worlds are also subject to disastrous electrical s. of
57:8.11 age was characterized by frequent and violent s..
58:2.10 broadcasting is disturbed by the terrific s. which
85:0.4 observation of powerful natural forces, such as s.,
86:1.5 the victim of drought, floods, hail, s., pests, plant
stormy
41:10.4 like Urantia pass through a less violent and s. career.
46:0.1 Your local system has passed through some s.
49:5.23 Your planet has pursued a s. course ever since.
103:2.1 many physical births are characterized by a “s. labor”
151:6.3 But soon a s. phase of his trouble appeared, and
story
2:7.3 final truth, is uniform and universal, but the s. of
14:4.10 The entire s. of the creation of Havona is an
17:7.1 belongs more appropriately to the s. of your local
19:7.3 This completes the s. of those beings who are
20:5.7 The s. of their bestowal and planetary service
25:5.3 this historic and cumulative s. of the universe of
25:8.11 Paradise schools, presenting the adventurous s. of
26:1.14 Their s., with an account of the seraphim and
27:7.9 And thus ends the s. of the Paradise supernaphim,
30:1.114 do not—cannot—even begin to exhaust the s. of the
30:3.7 Their s. belongs to the narrative of the mortal career
30:4.9 but we have elected to tell this s. as it pertains to the
30:4.34 s. varies considerably in the different superuniverses,
32:2.13 the history and density of Urantia, complete the s..
40:0.9 The s. of these beings, from the lowly animal-origin
43:9.1 attend the “assemblies of Paradise” and hear the s.
44:2.8 6. The life-s. tellers—those who perpetuate the
44:8.6 And this is the s. of the celestial artisans, that body
46:5.19 all Jerusem heard the touching s. of the Master
46:8.1 erasure of over two standard miles in this circular s..
48:6.30 That is the s. whispered in the night season to the
48:6.31 this s. will be imparted by the seraphic recorders.
54:4.2 Jesus’ s. of the prodigal son illustrates how a father
55:6.7 This is the s. of the magnificent goal of mortal
57:1.7 In reality the s. has its proper beginning at this point
58:7.12 All of this s. is graphically told within the fossil pages
58:7.12 their deposits of age upon age tell the s. of the life
59:2.13 So ends the evolutionary s. of the second great
63:7.4 chapter in all the history of Urantia, the s. of the life
64:0.1 This is the s. of the evolutionary races of Urantia
64:0.2 the first half of its s. roughly corresponds to the pre-
65:2.1 The s. of man’s ascent from seaweed to the lordship
66:3.5 The buildings of Dalamatia were all one s. except the
73:2.2 Van told his associates the s. of the Material Sons on
74:3.3 And it was, on the whole, a disheartening s.,
74:8.1 The s. of the creation of Urantia in six days was
74:8.3 The s. of creating Eve out of Adam’s rib is a
74:8.4 many groups accepted this s. of man’s clay origin
74:8.6 enlarged and embellished the s. of man’s creation;
74:8.7 Moses never taught the Hebrews such a distorted s..
74:8.10 tradition of Adam’s six days got woven into the s.,
74:8.11 claims that this recital was a recently discovered s. of
75:4.1 Adam heard the entire s. of the long-nourished plan
76:6.4 thus ends the s. of the Planetary Adam and Eve
76:6.4 a s. of trial, tragedy, and triumph, at least personal
76:6.4 in the end, a s. of ultimate triumph for their world
77:2.1 to interrupt the s. of the primary midwayers at this
77:4.12 in connection with the Babylonian s. of the flood,
77:4.12 woven into the Jewish s. of Noah and the flood.
77:5.2 had often heard from Van and Amadon the s. of their
77:5.5 Ratta heard the s. of Eden, how the predictions of
77:9.9 even as the s. of the life and teachings of Jesus has
78:7.3 they found great difficulty in piecing the s. together;
78:7.4 Many races harbor the s. of a world-wide flood
78:7.4 The Biblical s. of Noah, the ark, and the flood is an
78:8.12 And this is the s. of the violet race after the days of
79:5.1 While the s. of India is that of Andite conquest and
79:5.5 The s. of this agelong contest between the red and
79:8.15 And this s. presents, with greater accuracy than
81:2.9 When asked where fire came from, the simple s. of
82:2.1 The s. of the evolution of marriage is the history of
89:6.8 Many peoples have a tradition analogous to this s.,
93:5.8 when the full s. was laid before Pharaoh, he urged
93:6.3 then Melchizedek told Abraham the s. of the future
93:9.5 hard for the next generation to comprehend the s.
93:10.11 This is the s. of Machiventa Melchizedek, one of the
95:6.2 Zoroaster had learned of the s. of the Seven Master
97:1.5 And Samuel preached anew the s. of God’s sincerity,
97:9.3 When the exiled priests rewrote this s., they raised
97:9.8 A part of the secular s. of how his followers made
97:10.2 as the Hebrew clans rejected the wonderful s. of God
98:7.12 this is the long s. of the teachings of Machiventa
119:0.1 by Gabriel on the mission of revealing the s. of the
119:7.8 The s. of Michael’s sojourn on Urantia, the narrative
121:5.8 this mystery pertained to the s. of some god’s life
121:6.6 to the Western peoples and presents its s. much in
121:8.8 Luke wrote quite a different s. of the Master’s life.
121:8.9 Luke first depended upon the s. of Jesus’ life as
122:2.5 Upon her disclosure of the s. of Gabriel’s visit,
122:4.1 Joseph never again wholly doubted Mary’s s. of
123:5.12 times Jesus heard his father relate the s. of Elijah,
126:0.4 The s. of his exploits among the wise men of the
126:1.2 Jesus would gaze upon Megiddo and recall the s.
126:3.8 none was so near the truth as this s. tucked away
127:5.1 by going direct to Rebecca, laying the whole s.
127:6.1 The s. of Rebecca’s love for Jesus was whispered
127:6.1 for many years, whenever the s. of Jesus’ human
128:4.5 the recital of this very s. of the strange Galilean who
128:6.11 “Uncle Joshua, come out and tell us a big s..”
130:5.3 And then he told Ganid the s. of Moses and the
133:3.8 They can tell you their s., but I surmise they have
135:8.7 a sufficient distance to tell Jesus the s. of Gabriel’s
135:9.1 John made known to them the s. of the Gabriel
135:9.3 had gone to the hills, many doubted the entire s..
137:6.1 The s. of the baptism in the Jordan was now
139:3.8 And even in the s. about the mother of James and
139:5.11 his strength failed, she began the recital of the s. of
140:5.7 In the s. of the Pharisee and the publican praying in
143:5.12 Nalda told this entire s. to the Apostle John the next
144:2.5 “Let me tell you the s. of a certain judge who lived
144:6.10 this is the s. of the first attempt of Jesus’ followers
146:7.1 apostles the s. of King Saul and the witch of Endor
148:6.2 literature—the Scripture s. of the afflictions of Job?
149:3.1 Jesus designed to utilize just one feature of the s. for
151:1.1 Jesus answered, “No, Peter, I will tell them a s..”
151:2.5 not fables, and that we should select a s. best suited
151:2.5 to teach the people, and that, having so used the s.,
151:2.5 the minor details involved in the telling of the s..
151:3.1 but you can tell a s. to convey your teaching;
151:6.6 Amos most certainly believed this s.; he saw the
151:6.7 attracted by the s. that the demons had gone out of
152:0.1 The s. of the cure of Amos, the Kheresa lunatic,
152:4.4 which explains why Mark left a portion of the s. out
152:4.4 refused to give place to this s. in the preparation of
156:5.1 Jesus first told his followers the s. of the white lily
159:1.3 you may tell the whole s. to the congregation,
159:4.4 If the s. of Jonah should not be a fact, even if Jonah
159:4.11 Nathaniel feared to impart the full s. of the Master’s
164:1.0 1. STORY OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN
164:1.3 proceeded to tell his hearers a s., a s. which would
164:1.4 the dishonest lawyer, but he told his hearers a s.
164:1.4 this s. has continued to promote brotherly love
165:4.2 “Let me tell you a s. of a certain rich man whose
165:4.5 When Jesus had finished his s., another man rose
168:2.10 By noon the next day this s. had spread over all
169:1.1 Jesus retold the s. of the lost sheep and the lost coin
169:1.2 Many times have I told you the s. of the good
169:1.4 remember the s. of the woman who, having had
169:1.4 And I tell you this s. to impress upon you that the
169:1.5 tell you the s. of a thoughtless son of a well-to-do
169:1.15 Jesus presented the s. of the lost sheep to show
169:1.15 Jesus then would recite the s. of the coin lost in
169:1.16 Jesus told and retold this s. of the prodigal son.
169:1.16 This parable and the s. of the good Samaritan were
169:2.3 may all learn a lesson from the s of a certain rich man
169:3.1 The s. as John told it was like this: “There was a
170:2.24 By the time the Apostle John began to write the s.
170:5.19 In a short time the teaching of this s. about Jesus
173:4.1 had finished listening to the s. of the two sons,
187:4.3 Luke heard this s. from the converted Roman captain
189:4.14 The women repeated the s. of talking with Jesus to
189:5.1 his hope was aroused by the s. that Jesus had sent
190:1.2 Nicodemus and the others doubted their s.,
192:0.1 the s. that a band of his followers had removed the
192:0.5 the way to Galilee to tell the s. of their risen Master
193:2.3 those who carried this s. to Sidon and to Antioch
194:1.2 discovered that this s. about him had great power
194:1.3 because of the large numbers who believed their s..
storyteller
126:2.6 to listen to his stories (for the lad was a master s.),
130:7.1 and Ganid discovered that Jesus was a good s.,
139:3.3 be taciturn one day and a very good talker and s. the
139:6.4 Nathaniel was probably the best s. among the twelve.
storytellers
70:3.9 The s. of olden times became so popular that the
storytelling
84:8.5 Competitive games, s., and even the taste of good
stoutly
126:3.9 matters to his mother, who still held s. to the idea of
191:5.4 believe even when you so s. asserted your unbelief
straight
12:1.2 on a s.-line path into trackless space; but we never
17:1.6 staff engaged in keeping s. the affairs of Orvonton
37:3.7 keeping s. the record of each mortal of time from the
41:5.6 Energy in its flight through space moves s. forward.
41:5.6 They go in a s. and unbroken line or procession
60:3.13 the Atlantic coast region were projected s. up,
64:4.7 over the Sicilian land bridge, s.-tusked elephants,
92:6.17 evolutionary gods s. through to the God of
95:2.7 king, when emerging from the tomb, could go s. to
108:6.7 flash their messages s. to the intellects of their human
135:6.6 way of the Lord, make s. a highway for our God.
137:2.5 Philip went s. to him, asking, “Teacher, shall I go
139:1.5 in which event Andrew would take it s. to Jesus.
143:5.4 flirtatious, when Jesus, looking s. into her eyes,
147:6.3 They wanted to proceed s. on to Capernaum, but
166:3.3 truth: That the way which leads to eternal life is s.
166:3.6 old and familiar proverb of the s. and narrow way.
167:1.2 as was his habit, he made s. for the seat of honor
167:3.1 When this woman saw that she had been made s.,
168:0.7 said Jesus, looking s. into the eyes of Martha: “I am
171:0.5 looking s. into the eyes of the two honor-seeking
181:2.29 Jesus looked s. into his moistened eyes as he said:
183:2.1 the two go s. to the captain of the temple guards.
185:7.2 Jesus looked Pilate s. in the face, but he did not
195:6.5 only leads the scientist s. back to the first great cause
straightaway
15:1.4 Number four is on the comparatively s. southerly
15:1.5 swiftly through the long and comparatively s.
32:5.3 a s. drive, an isolated event of time flashing
32:5.5 Eternity can hardly be conceived as a s. drive,
straightened
167:3.1 believed the words of the Master and by faith s. up
strain—verb
156:2.8 They also lack consistency; they s. at gnats and
175:1.17 blind; you s. out the gnat and swallow the camel.
strain—noun; see strain—biological
68:2.5 Modern society is enduring the s. of one of its
68:3.4 are unable to endure the s. of the suspicions and
68:3.4 Without help from superhuman sources the s. of
133:7.12 a severe s. on the soul to undergo the experience
143:7.3 The s. of living—the time tension of personality—
155:3.7 True religion is designed to lessen the s. of existence;
182:3.9 parting with the apostles was a great s. on the heart
strain—biological
49:1.7 the loss of a single superior s. of human heredity.
51:5.6 When this s. of the Material Sons is added to the
62:0.1 direct line of human ancestry, this s. was reinforced
65:3.3 ascending s., carried in potential in a single frog,
79:5.1 races escaped that admixture with the Neanderthal s.
79:7.3 The Chinese received just enough of the Andite s. to
80:5.7 The blue s. contributed many sturdy traits and much
80:8.2 This s. was carried in Abraham’s ancestry and
80:9.8 and the blue man, with a smaller Andonite s. than
84:8.3 the Adamic s. elevated this primitive propensity into
strained
140:8.9 the s. relations then existing between the Jewish
straining
148:9.1 s. their ears to catch some part of Jesus’ discourse.
strains—see strains, inferior strains, superior
44:1.14 of Urantia is just a fleeting echo of the magnificent s.
44:1.14 like endeavoring to reproduce the s. of an orchestra
44:1.15 so diluted by s. of unmusical tendencies that only
44:1.15 peoples will be enthralled by the magnificent s. of
51:4.2 on Urantia unexpected s of giantism appeared among
51:4.8 pass upon the fitness of the reproducing s..
51:5.7 not prove beneficial for the higher s. of mortals to
52:2.4 There run through all of these racial religions two s.:
52:2.11 weeded out most of the abnormal and defective s..
52:2.11 and perpetuates the hopelessly defective s. of human
52:2.12 the socially unfit and the morally degenerate s. of
52:3.4 and the still further purification of the racial s.;
52:3.9 show varying degrees of anatomic blend, some s.
52:5.9 through the high resistant qualities of the Adamic s.
55:6.3 the selective reproduction of those racial s. which
60:2.10 While some new species are progressing, certain s.
60:2.12 They represent the nonsurviving s. of bird ancestry
62:1.2 west of India they united with other favorable s.,
63:4.8 most valuable s. of ability and intelligence were lost
64:6.8 more intelligent s. perished in these tribal struggles;
64:6.19 this struggle since each carried s. of the giant order,
64:6.19 These giant s. of the green man were confined to this
64:7.12 into account the later improvement of the racial s. by
65:2.14 as further to circumscribe these inferior prehuman s.
65:2.15 evolve and to benefit by the addition of certain s. of
65:2.15 Man evolved out of certain western and central life s.
65:3.3 different and remotely situated mutating s. of life
65:3.3 the two prior life s. having perished in spite of all
65:3.4 evolved no less than seven thousand favorable s.
65:3.6 do toward fostering and conserving the life s.
65:4.7 ordinarily arise in diversified s. from mutations
66:2.7 the survival of the best s. of that unique race,
67:6.7 were many good s. of biologic promise on earth.
70:8.15 —the selective elimination of inferior human s..
75:1.1 and degenerates from among the human s.,
75:1.2 never been purged of their retarded and defective s..
76:4.8 the majority were chosen from the highest s. of
77:2.4 staff carried germ plasm of the Andonic human s.,
77:2.7 made a great contribution to the better s. of Nodite
78:1.10 This indigo-black group carried extensive s. of the
78:4.3 some of the best s. of yellow, blue, and green men.
78:4.5 The purer s. of the violet race had retained the
78:6.6 survival of many superior Nodite and Adamite s..
78:6.8 barbarians who drove out the residual s. of ability.
78:8.4 carried in their ranks many of the better Andite s.
79:2.3 it was unfortunate that the secondary Sangik s.
79:2.3 more of the primary Sangik s. would have
79:5.2 was the more contaminated with debased animal s.
79:5.2 The inferior Neanderthal s. were destroyed or
79:5.7 the pure red s. were spreading out over North
79:6.7 small amounts of the superior red and Andonic s.,
80:0.1 when its Adamized s. were blended with the later
80:0.2 modern white peoples incorporate the surviving s. of
80:0.2 the white races and still more of the early Nodite s..
80:1.4 an indigo-black group which carried extensive s. of
80:1.7 exterminating the lingering s. of Neanderthal stock.
80:3.2 highly blended people carrying s. of red and yellow,
80:4.1 the majority of the earlier and purer s. migrated to
80:4.6 It was not long before the superior blue s. had been
80:7.4 sons of Adamson carried the then most valuable s. of
80:7.9 the three purest s. of Adam’s descendants were in
80:9.5 While this group includes s. of blue, yellow, and
82:6.2 enhanced the primary peoples if their better s. could
82:6.3 get unsatisfactory offspring when the degenerate s.
82:6.5 secret of the creation of new and more vigorous s..
82:6.7 are so overloaded with inferior and degenerate s.,
82:6.9 the Polynesian women were of fairly good racial s.
82:6.11 multiplication of the inferior and degenerate s. of the
96:3.3 possibilities of development in their hereditary s.,
122:1.1 albeit Joseph carried many non-Jewish racial s. which
139:0.2 Many of these Galilean fishermen carried heavy s. of
167:7.4 I spoke not in figurative language nor in poetic s..
strains, inferior
52:3.5 The Adamic progeny never amalgamate with the i.
65:2.14 as further to circumscribe these inferior prehuman s.
70:8.15 —the selective elimination of inferior human s..
79:5.2 The inferior Neanderthal s. were destroyed or
80:1.7 race blending, combined with the elimination of i.,
82:6.3 is between the grossly i. of the races concerned.
82:6.7 are so overloaded with inferior and degenerate s.,
82:6.11 multiplication of the inferior and degenerate s. of the
strains, superior
49:1.7 These selected and superior s. of living protoplasm
51:5.2 have qualified as belonging to the superior racial s.
62:3.13 Man’s ancestors descended from the superior s. of
64:6.31 natural selection, differential survival of superior s..
78:6.6 survival of many superior Nodite and Adamite s..
79:6.7 small amounts of the superior red and Andonic s.,
80:4.6 It was not long before the superior blue s. had been
82:6.6 if such hybridization is the union of superior s.,
95:2.1 periodically augmented by the arrival of superior s.
Strait of Gibraltar—see Bering
61:3.8 The S. closed, and Spain was connected with Africa
straitness
153:2.1 the s. wherewith your enemies shall press you.”
straits
59:6.4 which were connected with the oceans by narrow s..
61:1.12 northern latitudes was broken only by the Ural S.,
64:7.18 safely crossing the narrow s. which then separated
143:5.5 unjustly cast aside by her husband and in dire s.
strand
11:8.1 Gravity is the omnipotent s. on which are strung the
stranded
61:7.16 species of both plants and animals were left s. high
67:4.3 these supermen and superwomen, s. by rebellion and
132:7.4 generations, motionless and almost hopelessly s..
strange—see strange, not
9:0.1 A s. thing occurred when, in the presence of
16:5.4 It is hardly s. that the subsequent spirit career of
16:9.15 s. that the cosmic mind should be self-consciously
25:3.5 they do ofttimes effect their s. doings and enforce
27:4.4 Paradise is still inexpressibly s. and unexpectedly
39:5.14 a s. metamorphosis begins as the seraphim is made
48:6.29 and comparatively s. environment of the morontia
52:1.4 understand the wisdom of these apparently s. doings
64:5.2 these Badonites there was a new and s. occurrence.
65:3.1 all of these seemingly s. evolutions of living things,
65:4.12 Many of the seemingly s. by-products of our efforts
69:3.3 But s. to record, both men and women have always
70:10.11 But s. to relate, even then a man could kill his wife
72:3.5 there is a s. overlapping of religion and philosophy
74:4.1 while Adam and Eve slumbered, s. things were
77:5.4 to lose their eldest son, to have him go out into a s.
77:6.6 remainder of the secondary midwayers became a s.
77:7.3 But they did many s. things on earth prior to the
84:1.7 constrained primitive women to submit to many s.
84:4.4 hard to understand woman, regarding her with a s.
91:7.5 The practical test of all these s. religious experiences
92:2.5 men only superficially accept a s. and new religion;
92:6.18 look upon Christianity as a s. revelation of a s. God
94:4.1 be a “white man’s religion,” hence s. and foreign to
110:4.5 Many a new religion and s. “ism” has arisen from
119:1.3 receiving field of this world a s. Melchizedek Son,
119:1.4 But a s. record is to be found on the Melchizedek
119:1.6 We, of course, understand that this s. Melchizedek
119:2.5 this s. and unknown temporary ruler administered
119:2.5 knowing that this new and s. System Sovereign
119:3.3 a s. Material Son, accompanied by a seconaphim,
121:2.9 Herod proceeded to build temples for many s. gods.
121:5.6 a flood of mystery cults had broken, new and s.
121:6.7 At about the time of Christ a s. reversion of feeling
121:7.2 the Son of God one who taught such s. doctrines.
122:5.2 fairly wise in her relationship with her s. first-born
122:8.6 had been told sometime before by a s. religious
124:2.4 such a well-developed lad for his age, it seemed s.
125:2.4 by the lad’s, to them, s. and determined attitude.
125:2.11 Joseph was perplexed at the lad’s s. remarks and
125:6.4 Jesus’ parents had heard about this s. youth who so
126:3.13 and the many s. ideas which Jesus advanced from
127:3.2 In passing through Samaria, they saw many s. sights.
127:6.3 Jesus had a s. longing to go up to Jerusalem for the
127:6.5 He had a s. and increasing aversion to this Herod-
128:4.5 this very story of the s. Galilean who declined the
128:5.5 same s.-acting Galilean who had so unceremoniously
129:3.5 comprehend the meaning of his apparently s. doings,
130:2.6 that all men are your brothers, and does it seem s.
133:9.5 Later on in life, when Ganid heard of the s. teacher
135:5.7 And s. as it may appear, those who thus conceived
135:6.2 The great majority of those who listened to this s.
135:6.3 It is not surprising that this s. preacher created a stir
135:8.6 the four men still standing in the water heard a s.
135:9.3 the disciples of John asserted that the s. man of God
137:3.2 after all, Mother was right—maybe our s. brother is
137:3.7 What would this s. person do next?
137:4.5 Is there no end to his s. conduct?”
137:7.4 reports of the s. doings of Jesus had been carried to
138:3.7 And truly this was a s. sight in all Jewry; to see a
139:3.5 But, s. as it may seem, these two sons of Zebedee
140:10.7 it was a new, s., and startling announcement.
145:5.3 and besought Jesus to tell them the reason for his s.
146:7.1 so that they could no more do these s. things.
148:9.3 confessing that they had never before seen such s.
153:2.1 have set up over you into the hands of a s. nation.
157:1.4 half-humorously: “S. that the sons of the king
157:6.7 some of these pronouncements sounded s. even to
158:1.8 These three conversed in a s. language, but from
158:7.2 and now we hear these s. words about leaving us,
159:2.0 2. THE STRANGE PREACHER
159:2.1 wholly worthy will do many s. things in my name,
162:1.10 that he was leading the people astray with his s.
164:3.10 where they could find the s. man who had healed him
164:4.8 a formal trial, and some were beginning to feel s.
166:3.6 This was a new and s. version of the old proverb of
166:4.1 in the production of s. and extraordinary events in
167:4.1 There occurred one of those s. interludes, a time
170:4.14 incarnated Son was just such a s. and unexpected
171:4.3 the Master could mean by such s. pronouncements.
172:4.2 What a s. day it had been!
172:5.9 was at a loss to account for his s. conduct on this
172:5.12 his conduct did not seem s. since all of the apostles
173:1.6 one of those s. and periodic uprisings of indignant
175:4.7 the further spread of Jesus’ s. and new doctrine of
177:4.3 had always appeared to be a s. and misunderstood
180:3.2 they might do many s. things without falling under
184:5.10 with their friends, came to look upon the s. prisoner,
185:5.6 intimation that this meek-mannered teacher of s.
189:5.1 S. to relate, this promise had not occurred to Peter
189:5.1 As John hastened out of the city, a s. ecstasy of joy
190:0.5 of a Jewish woman’s approach to a s. man.
190:2.3 the gradual appearance of a s. form by his side.
190:2.3 then the s. form spoke, saying: “James, I come to
191:0.9 S. to record, the usually inexpressive Philip did much
193:0.5 that I have risen from the dead, but that is not s..
194:0.1 they all became aware of a s. presence in the room.
194:3.1 Many queer and s. teachings became associated
195:2.1 new tolerance for s. languages, peoples, and religions
strange, not
67:6.5 It is n. that the courageous and loyal Van was
75:8.6 it is n. that everything does not work in perfection;
84:4.8 it was n. that women were looked down upon.
89:6.8 to civilized susceptibilities, was not a new or s. idea
90:3.1 it is n. that his religion should have been so
92:3.5 it is n. that progress was slow; in ancient days,
102:2.5 It is n. that man should place a highly unified
121:7.3 loyal Jew, and it is n. that they promptly rejected
127:5.1 it was n. that Rebecca, the eldest daughter of Ezra,
128:1.6 nature of God, thought it n. to be equal with God.
133:3.1 was n. that, one day as they passed the synagogue
135:1.2 n. since Nazarites of lifelong consecration were the
139:4.4 n. that John should have come to regard himself as
142:3.9 And this was n. because in the days of Samuel
144:3.13 It is n. that the apostles desired Jesus to teach them
144:8.2 it was n. that John should be led to wonder about the
148:5.3 it is n. that all thinking men should be perplexed by
153:2.6 It is n., then, that you who have been thus taught
156:5.4 “It is n. that you ask such questions seeing that
157:1.4 It is n. that you have a record of Peter’s catching a
163:6.2 “It is n. that these disobedient minor spirits should
171:8.2 It was n. that they should have had Archelaus in
176:1.6 it was n. that Peter should say: “Master, we know
176:4.1 It is n. that Michael should be interested in
179:3.2 was n. that his soul resented the thought of Jesus’
181:2.23 “My friend, it is n. that you should encounter
193:0.5 that I have risen from the dead, but that is n..
194:0.5 It is n. that these spirit-infused men should have
196:0.12 It is n. that he once said, “Except you become as a
strangely
25:2.5 the Universal Conciliators find themselves s. and
77:5.6 When the second s. behaving offspring arrived, he
113:4.5 but their ministry is in some manner s. correlated.
125:2.9 parents longed to have their s. acting son safely back
125:6.1 Jesus was s. unmindful of his earthly parents;
154:6.1 more or less convinced that Jesus was acting s.,
154:6.1 Jesus was acting strangely, that he had acted s. for
159:3.6 To be strongly and s. impressed to do something or
173:0.1 The twelve were s. silent as they journeyed on
177:4.4 Judas found himself becoming s. resentful that
195:1.1 And there was something s. alike in Greek
strangeness
157:7.2 some s. between this Judean and his Galilean
stranger
69:9.8 If a s. drank from a cup, the cup was henceforth his.
70:3.8 “The s. that dwells with you shall be as one born
93:2.2 and after he had plied this s. with many questions,
119:1.5 this s. on our world has now eternally become a
130:2.6 “Ganid, no man is a s. to one who knows God.
130:6.6 cross he bore was the s. who once befriended his son
137:2.8 five who had for some time known Jesus and one s.,
157:1.4 usually it is the s. who is taxed for the upkeep of
159:5.15 “Master, what should I do if a s. forced me to carry
159:5.15 sit down and sigh for relief while you berate the s.
159:5.15 certainty challenge the unrighteous and ungodly s..”
165:2.4 they know his voice; they will not follow a s..
165:2.4 They will flee from the s. because they know not his
166:2.6 Jesus looked again at his apostles as the s. departed.
189:4.10 to one side and observed a silent and motionless s..
189:4.10 When the s. did not answer Mary, she began to weep
strangers
3:5.17 but they are utter s. to that saving faith whereby
27:4.3 are by the side of the “s. within the gates” to instruct
66:2.7 contributors to the advancement of the race were s.
69:4.3 tribes but regarded it as all right to cheat distant s..
70:3.6 hence it was once the custom to kill all s., later on,
88:5.5 The savage never told his real name to s..
89:5.7 their bodies were sold or exchanged for those of s..
92:6.18 as a strange revelation of a strange God and for s..
95:1.5 for all women to submit to the embrace of s.;
123:6.9 guide me more safely than s. who can only view my
128:3.8 time “visiting with the s., especially those from the
130:2.6 yourself so continuously with these visits with s.?”
133:3.8 Jesus appeared with Ganid and these two s.,
133:3.10 rose to the occasion and did everything for these s.
139:3.5 more tolerant of each other than they were of s..
139:4.8 When John encountered some s. teaching in Jesus’
140:10.4 to believe, nor to quickness to trust pleasing s..
153:2.1 The s. among you shall rise high in authority while
166:2.8 but the s., when they receive gifts from the head of
166:3.4 then shall I again declare that you are spiritual s.;
168:1.8 What is the good of healing s. in Galilee if he cannot
173:5.3 and as many as you shall find, bid even these s. to
174:5.1 Gethsemane, he was accosted by a delegation of s.
strangest
94:10.1 In Tibet may be found the s. association of the
148:9.1 occurred one of the s. and most unique episodes
164:3.11 This is one of the s. of all the Master’s miracles.
strangled
68:6.8 Children were sometimes s. at birth, but the
87:2.7 the mother, aunt, or grandmother was often s. in
90:3.6 childbirth, the child is immediately s.—a life for a life.
124:6.6 imprisoned one of his wives and buried his two s.
strangling
84:1.4 Savages thought nothing of s. such offspring at birth.
straps
135:7.2 whose sandal s. I am not worthy to stoop down
strata
59:0.9 first and oldest layers are separated from the later s.
59:1.6 parts of Europe may be found the stone s. laid down
59:1.16 The trilobite fossil-bearing s. of this epoch outcrop
59:1.17 in connection with these s. in Europe, Africa,
59:5.10 The oldest s. yield the fossils of land and marine
59:5.10 Little workable coal is found in these older s..
59:5.15 the coal-bearing s. are 18,000 feet in thickness.
59:6.4 The s. of this transition period vary in thickness from
60:1.3 the extrusion of basalt lava between these Triassic s..
60:2.6 Germany was laid down, those s. in which fossils,
60:3.3 their gold-bearing quartz s. being the product of lava
60:3.10 All over the world these s. are permeated with chalk,
66:3.7 Prince’s headquarters there dwelt all colors and s. of
70:8.1 The only worlds without social s. are the most
75:2.3 persons belonging to the upper s. of the Nodite
82:6.4 freed from the curse of their lowest s. of deteriorated
82:6.5 Race mixtures of the average or superior s. of
82:6.5 matings take place between the lower or inferior s.,
92:3.1 is the examination of the fossil-bearing social s. of
99:1.5 the upper s. of society turned a deaf ear to the
99:1.5 sufferings and oppression of the helpless lower s.,
102:3.6 to placing men, to originating social s. and castes.
121:3.1 the Mediterranean consisted of five well-defined s.:
121:3.9 ascend from the lower to the higher s. of Roman
121:6.2 Hebrew; the educated classes and the better s. of
195:0.4 won as converts the lower social and economic s..
stratagem
51:3.4 archrebel, by a wily s., outmaneuvered the Edenic
stratagems
87:1.2 Many tricks and s. were practiced in an effort to
strategic
121:2.1 Jews happened to occupy a peculiarly s. geographic
strategy
80:5.4 before succumbing to the superior military s. of the
127:2.7 first time he had consciously resorted to public s..
stratification
58:7.9 The sedimentary rocks belonging to this early s. rest
stratified
57:8.13 layers of fossil-free s. stone were deposited on this
58:7.1 In many places these oldest s. rock layers, bearing
58:7.3 the oldest s. rock layers, is about one and one-half
58:4.7 seventy of these s. records of past ages are now
58:7.10 older unstratified rocks and partly in these later s.
70:2.8 illusion of primitive equality and selectively s. society
71:1.2 states, resulting from conquest, were, perforce, s.;
stratosphere
58:2.6 is the inner ionosphere and next above is the s..
58:2.6 this realm of constant temperature is the s..
stratum
58:7.6 This stone layer, the oldest fossil-bearing s. in the
59:3.9 this is the s. of rock over which Niagara Falls now
59:4.7 a red sandstone s. which characterizes one of the
stray
48:6.9 The Gods are my caretakers; I shall not s.;
75:2.4 warned Eve never to s. from the side of her mate,
144:5.7 And let us not s. into the evil bypaths of our
144:5.47 Let us not s. into paths of darkness and death;
146:7.1 Jesus told his apostles that the s. and rebellious
169:1.15 when men unintentionally s. away from the path
strayed
63:3.3 Andonites hunted in groups and never s. very far
86:5.16 open air with the hope of recapturing their s. souls.
169:1.5 You recall that the sheep s. away without intention,
straying
169:1.2 and how, when he had found the s. sheep, he laid
streak
57:3.6 This blazing s. broke away from the mother gravity
139:8.3 Thomas also had a s. of suspicion which made it very
streaks
85:1.2 believed that such blazing s. marked the passage
stream—see Gulf Stream
15:3.6 from the center out towards the edge of the star s..
22:2.2 ascending mortals pass through Havona with the s.
22:4.5 does seem to precipitate out of the s. of future time
28:5.8 from these secoraphic voices, there ensues a s. of
29:2.16 It is an individualized s. of power and stands in
30:3.11 From all the universe a constant s of celestial visitors
40:10.8 ready to welcome the incoming s. of pilgrims who
41:3.9 Sometimes a sun will capture a s. of meteors in a
41:5.1 cause it to shoot forth such a s. of energy as to
41:5.7 a third form of force-energy may cause the s.
42:0.1 This vast s. of energy proceeding from the Paradise
42:1.5 the universal and united s. of Paradise force going
46:3.1 listening in on the s. of universe space reports.
49:5.32 gains access to the inward moving s. of ascenders.
58:1.3 circulate throughout their bodies in the blood s.
63:5.4 to camp near the edge of a forest and beside a s..
65:6.6 At any moment of time, in the blood s. of any human
71:4.1 which move forward with the evolutionary s. persist.
76:1.1 they remained camped on the plains west of the s.
78:2.2 their choicest sons and daughters in a steady s. as
79:6.5 steady s. of superior blended peoples from Sinkiang
80:1.3 received a steady s. of Mesopotamians, who brought
80:4.1 While the Andites poured into Europe in a steady s.,
80:5.1 continuously reinforced and upstepped by the s. of
80:6.2 was compensated by the continuing s. of Andite
80:7.9 slowly deteriorated by the s. of mixed and darker
81:1.2 and diverting the s. of migration north and east into
81:6.27 Ideals elevate the source of the social s..
81:6.27 And no s. will rise any higher than its source no
84:7.7 now tends to eliminate from the reproductive s. of
87:7.8 that which unifies the s. of social metamorphosis.
97:8.5 providential intervention into the s. of human affairs.
97:8.5 by miraculous action in this s. of human history.
100:4.6 love would pervade the sentimental emotion-s. of
110:4.1 Adjusters are able to receive the continuous s. of
117:4.11 which flow as currents within the s. of eternity;
117:4.11 he is moving counter to the s. of events in the
118:10.6 interpose a fatherly hand in the s. of cosmic events
130:7.4 Time is the s. of flowing temporal events perceived
135:2.3 sheep along a brook that was tributary to a larger s.
137:6.2 glory of even the gentiles shall be like a flowing s..
146:2.4 available the ever-flowing s. of divine ministry to
195:4.1 secularized religion, a continuous s. of mysticism,
195:9.11 The s. of modern Christianity drains many an ancient
195:9.11 old watersheds drain into this present-day cultural s.
195:10.18 —the whole s. of Hebrew theology and Greek
streamed
183:0.2 arouse all of his fellow countrymen, who s. forth
streamers
58:2.6 atmosphere is indicated by the highest auroral s.—
streaming
57:3.3 the gas s. forth as two gigantic and distinct arms,
137:4.9 before him motionless, with the tears s. down her
streams
3:6.3 The source of the s. of universe life and of cosmic
11:1.4 And from his infinite being there flow the flood-s.
12:4.12 the surrounding starry clusters and s. are engaged
15:3.5 you may observe two s. of star clouds emerging in
29:4.24 insulate the planets against the powerful energy s.
41:1.5 directing the s. of more materialized power to the
41:5.1 proved by the steady s. of escaping light-energies.
41:6.4 the emerging s. of light and energy, the sunbeams,
41:7.14 which function in the direct channels of the main s.
41:10.1 sun began to erupt veritable s.—continuous sheets—
43:1.1 and thousands upon thousands of interconnecting s.,
43:1.1 Only the highlands are devoid of these surface s..
43:1.11 for adapting other incoming physical-energy s..
43:3.3 “There is a river, the s. whereof shall make glad the
46:2.4 transportation system allied with the circulatory s. of
57:3.3 a spiral appearance to these two projecting gas s..
57:5.5 s. of gaseous material were shot out into space as
61:4.1 s. changed their courses, and isolated volcanoes
64:3.2 by forests, traversed by s., and abounding in game.
102:2.5 meaning through encircuitment in the thought s.
110:3.1 is lost in the material currents of the energy s. of
195:7.19 the apparently purely material course of the energy s.
street
130:8.4 after he had given a coin to a s. beggar, he refused to
144:3.13 they recited in the synagogues and even on the s.
146:4.3 he chanced to pass through a narrow side s. on his
147:5.2 to leave the doors open so that even the s. beggars
147:5.3 among those who came in off the s. was a woman of
152:0.2 as they hastened through a narrow s. and as the
167:1.4 there came in from the s. a man long afflicted with
172:3.6 found the colt tied near his mother in the open s.
178:3.6 John hurried on by another s. so that he was waiting
195:6.7 and the thoughtless secularism of the man in the s.
streets
130:2.1 tides were utilized to flush the city’s s. and sewers.
166:3.4 drink with you, and did you not teach in our s.?
167:2.2 Go out quickly, therefore, into the s. and lanes of
174:5.14 Jesus led the way over the narrow s. of Jerusalem
178:3.5 going as they made their way along the narrow s. in
186:1.7 now walked through the s. of Jerusalem, forsaken
187:1.6 As the death procession passed along the narrow s.
strength
3:5.6 1. Is courage—s. of character—desirable?
22:10.2 now call attention to their one point of great s.,
39:3.9 by the s. and direction of the near-by main circuits
48:7.11 Action achieves s.; moderation eventuates in charm.
48:7.27 25. Greatness lies not so much in possessing s. as in
48:7.27 strength as in making a wise and divine use of such s.
52:2.9 a high state of physical perfection and intellectual s.
68:1.1 learn by sad experience that “in union there is s.”;
69:6.7 and so left early man some s. for social culture,
70:12.2 While primitive authority was based on s., physical
71:4.17 temptation to employ this military s. in offensive
76:0.2 Eve suffered much but survived, owing to superior s.
79:5.5 were the first to learn that in union there is s..
79:8.9 The great s. in a veneration of ancestry is the value
80:8.2 which region they occupied in considerable s..
82:5.9 dominant because outmarriage provided increased s.;
84:1.6 mother love is in s and devotion directly proportional
84:3.1 woman into marriage, but it was man’s superior s.,
84:7.1 of the Chinese peoples lies in the s. of their family
89:5.4 and eat their own children in order to renew the s.
89:5.6 for revenge with the idea of appropriating their s..
91:6.5 never hesitate to ask him for spiritual s. to guide you
94:4.8 Hinduism’s great s. lies in the fact that it has proved
94:12.4 The great s. of Buddhism is that its adherents are
95:7.6 The s of Islam has been its clear-cut and well-defined
97:1.4 “The S. of Israel will not lie nor repent, for he is
97:1.10 and you are able to make great and to give s. to all.”
97:5.2 I will trust and not be afraid, for the Lord is my s.
97:7.8 and to those who have no might he increases s..
97:7.8 Those who wait upon the Lord shall renew their s.;
98:2.8 Much of the s. of Christianity is due to its having
100:7.2 his stalwart s. of character amazed his followers.
108:1.6 combined, so as to produce s. of human character
117:3.6 the s., power, and persistency of his own decisions;
126:4.6 weak, and to those who are weary he increases s..
131:2.3 God is our refuge and s., a very present help in
131:2.6 in quietness and confidence shall be your s..’
131:2.6 They who wait upon the Lord shall renew their s.;
131:2.10 The eternal God is my s.; he is our dwelling place,
131:3.3 efforts to make amends for past sins you acquire s.
139:1.10 whose great s. of character consisted in his superb
139:2.6 Peter’s great s. of character was loyalty, friendship.
139:2.6 And yet despite this towering s. of devotion Peter
139:5.11 and when Philip’s s. failed, she began the recital of
139:8.4 Thomas’s great s. was his superb analytical mind
139:11.3 Simon’s s. was his inspirational loyalty.
139:12.2 Judas had no outstanding trait of personal s.,
140:1.3 power of this kingdom shall consist, not in the s. of
140:5.8 Only the humble seek for divine s. and crave spiritual
140:8.20 and patient endurance his ideal of s. of character.
141:3.4 in his lucid logic, his s. of reasoning, his sagacious
141:3.7 you who labor, and I will give you rest—spiritual s..”
147:8.4 satisfying your soul and renewing your s..
148:5.5 ‘He is the hope of the poor, the s. of the needy in
148:5.5 and to them who have no might he increases s..
150:5.2 it says, ‘In the Lord have I righteousness and s..
156:5.17 the measure of your human s. of character is your
157:3.2 and acquire new s. for the trying times just ahead.
157:4.8 go apart by themselves in the hills to seek wisdom, s.
159:5.17 But the greatest s. to be found in his illustrative
160:1.10 to be found the technique, not only of gathering s.
160:2.9 There is positive s. in the knowledge that you live
160:3.1 And this interchange of s. for weakness, courage
160:3.5 to be found relaxation for the mind, s. for the soul,
164:1.1 Lord God with all your heart, soul, mind, and s.,
169:2.4 I have not the s. to dig; to beg I am ashamed.
174:4.2 your soul, with all your mind and with all your s..
174:4.3 love him with all the heart, understanding, and s.,
182:1.1 we pray to our Father in heaven for s. to sustain us
187:1.9 his physical s. momentarily gave way, and he fell
194:0.1 This new consciousness of spiritual s. was followed
strength-giving
160:3.2 crystallize into habits, s. and worshipful habits,
160:4.12 Train your memory to hold in sacred trust the s.
strengthen
111:7.3 Why do you not allow the Adjuster to s. you with
122:2.6 Elizabeth did much to s. Mary’s faith in the vision
122:3.1 the power of the Most Highs will s. you, and the
126:4.6 I will s. you and I will help you; yes, I will uphold
131:2.6 I will s. you; I will help you; yes, I will uphold you
138:7.2 and each endeavored to cheer and s. the other,
140:5.6 The faith and the love of these beatitudes s. moral
148:5.5 ‘The Lord will s. him upon the bed of affliction;
152:5.3 He shall s. your heart.’
181:2.29 this needful lesson, you should s. your brethren
181:2.30 I make supplication to the Father that he s. each of
182:1.4 until we can send the new teacher to s. and
182:2.6 come to pass, glorify God and s. your brethren.”
182:2.8 S. your brethren, seeing that I have already told you
190:3.1 forget not to minister to the sick and s. those who
196:2.4 find in the personal life of Jesus that which will s.
strengthened
7:5.9 cheered and s. by the knowledge that the Eternal Son
32:4.8 we can be s. in the assurance that the “Lord knows
34:6.8 are spiritually illuminated and refreshed, morally s.
34:6.10 “That you may be s. with power through His spirit in
70:2.9 Olden wars s. nations, but modern struggles disrupt
79:6.7 The northern Chinese, already s. by small amounts
92:4.5 contact with Christianity greatly clarified and s. it.
103:7.6 but through the mediation of a philosophy s. by
127:3.14 Day by day we are s. for these tasks by our hope
143:1.6 in the line of physical battle your courage is s. by
143:2.4 transformed by the Spirit of Truth and thereby s.
144:8.6 and John’s faith was s. by the words of Jesus
157:7.5 that they may also be s. for the trying times of
167:4.6 that which you will witness, you should all be s. in
177:5.2 and pray that on the morrow you may be s. for the
179:4.5 And I do all this only that you may be s. for the
180:6.1 may be s. in the knowledge that all was known to
182:3.2 side and, speaking to him, touched him and s. him.
strengthening
78:5.8 while markedly s. the surrounding peoples.
91:4.4 the nonselfish type of prayer is s. and comforting,
92:5.16 less toward the s. of interreligious barriers and more
156:5.4 God led them thither for testing, punishing, or s..
strengthens
89:1.2 enormously s. the hold of the taboo on the minds of
strenuous
60:1.5 than at the s. and hostile close of the marine-life era.
81:6.44 Present-day culture is the net result of this s.
108:5.5 does not bestow freedom from s. thinking, but such
111:7.3 spiritual counterpart of all these s. material efforts?
127:0.2 than Jesus himself endured during those s. years from
127:6.13 the short and s. years of their first life, the life in the
129:1.15 and his still more intense and s. public ministry,
135:9.6 These were s. days in John’s experience, and he
182:3.7 exhausted from the long hours of s. labor and
strenuously
139:8.8 that which he had so s. opposed, Thomas was the
stress
35:6.5 During times of s. they may ask for, and will quickly
48:4.16 subjected to sustained s. in their upward struggles.
48:4.17 The higher the mortal species, the greater the s.
89:3.5 when under some emotional s., to make vows of
89:6.8 great emotional s., to sacrifice their first-born sons.
102:2.3 emancipation from the painful s. of the vicissitudes
109:5.4 falter and fail, grow weary and succumb to the s. of
125:0.3 he experienced one long s. of expectant anticipation.
143:3.2 experienced much vexation of spirit and s. of mind,
149:4.5 Jesus lived in the midst of s. and storm, but he
stressed
70:1.1 whenever the fabric of civilization becomes s. by the
stretch
14:3.7 beyond the greatest possible s. of human imagination
27:1.4 you will recall the last grand s. of faith as you again
32:5.3 seem that we are dealing with an isolated s. of time
39:4.13 link, the very first in the long chain that is to s.
77:2.10 an effort to s. the dynasties back to Dalamatia.
83:4.7 the custom under the Christian mores to s. carpets
102:0.2 forever dispelled by one brave s. of faith on the part
148:7.2 the faith to be healed, I bid you s. out your hand.”
stretched
130:3.4 hundred feet wide and five miles long, which s. on
146:2.5 to hear; I s. out my hand, but no man regarded.
146:4.3 Then the Master s. forth his hand and, touching
148:7.3 And as this man s. forth his withered hand, it was
stretches
0:11.8 the staggering s. of the space regions beyond the
1:0.1 with a garment and s. out the heavens as a curtain.
1:5.3 who s. out the heavens as a curtain and spreads them
4:1.6 “He s. out the north over the empty space and
12:2.1 telescopes into the mysterious s. of outer space
12:2.3 375 million new galaxies in the remote s. of outer
55:2.8 such a status may be attained during the faraway s.
56:0.2 but those of us who are able to observe wider s. of
74:3.4 —Adam and Eve looked down upon the vast s. of the
78:3.5 were occupied throughout their southern s. by a
78:5.3 India, and the upper s. of the Mesopotamian plains.
92:6.16 Buddhism s. from Ceylon and Burma through Tibet
105:7.18 the faraway and inconceivable s. of absolute infinity.
112:0.1 mission as finaliters in the eternity which s. out
131:5.2 God s. out his beneficent hand to both the
178:2.1 extending over vast s. of time and embracing
stretching
39:1.10 the brink of the spirit adventure s. out before them
64:4.10 man had plenty of room in the wide belt of land s.
105:1.8 to grow throughout your endless careers s. onward
123:5.13 the broad and fertile plain country of Esdraelon, s.
152:4.2 dreamed that Jesus came to the rescue and, s.
154:6.5 And s. forth his hands toward all of his disciples
195:1.7 king dared to expand Greece into an empire, s.
strewn
68:4.6 The path of human history is s. with the remnants of
stricken
54:5.10 halfhearted or doubt-s. creatures be extended in
55:5.1 Mortal creatures living on a sin-s., evil-dominated,
108:3.6 the mortal inhabitants of this strife-torn, grief-s.,
111:4.10 of ideas, but they are poverty-s. in ideals.
112:7.13 the number of that Adjuster is s. from the records of
124:5.6 this family—his family—so suddenly sorrow-s. and
145:3.6 his eyes met an array of s. and afflicted humanity.
152:1.1 turned and said to the grief-s. father: “Fear not;
153:4.6 terror-s. by the sudden change in the Master’s tactics
162:2.2 I chose to make a grievously s. man completely
168:0.4 came over to comfort the sorrow-s. sisters.
189:4.5 soldiers fleeing into the city more or less panic-s.,
189:4.7 anguish, they were terror-s. and fled in great haste.
189:4.7 By this time Joanna was conscience-s. that they
strict
2:6.6 Divine righteousness is not dominated by s. justice;
9:8.6 Not all of these beings are personalities in the s.
73:5.3 drinking water of Eden was kept wholesome by s.
81:5.3 civilization exacts costly admission fees, imposes s.
98:1.1 Greeks had it not been for their s. interpretation of
122:5.4 From Joseph Jesus secured his s. training in the
123:3.9 was a loving mother but a fairly s. disciplinarian.
150:2.2 Andrew had imposed rather s. rules upon his
166:1.2 the Master to comply with the s. requirements of
166:1.8 1. The practice of s. tithing.
188:1.2 cemetery; there was a s. law against such a
stricter
82:4.4 The reason for holding the wife to s. sex account
strictly
0:11.16 personality, is s. Trinity limited and Deity dominated.
3:4.6 quantity of such an experience is s. limited by the
11:2.8 activities that are not s. personal or nonpersonal.
22:4.1 More s. translated, their name would be “Those
24:1.16 and they attend s. and efficiently to their business.
49:1.1 may not be understandable, but it is s. nonaccidental.
58:6.4 of living organisms is wholly biologic, s. natural.
69:3.3 the taboos have operated to keep woman s. in her
92:5.12 s. speaking, neither was a religious teacher; Lao-tse
93:4.15 Melchizedek attended s. to the fulfillment of the
97:3.5 on more s. religious lines—Yahweh vs. Baal—
118:6.7 The entire range of human will is s. finite-limited
119:0.1 In making this presentation, I will adhere s. to the
124:1.3 Everything of that sort was s. forbidden by Jewish
163:4.13 the seventy must attend s. to their Master’s business.
163:4.14 They were s. warned against leaving a modest home
166:5.6 at Philadelphia held more s. to the religion of Jesus,
187:1.7 it was s. against the law to show friendly feelings
strides
51:5.6 there ensues a succession of rapid s. in civilization
52:2.1 Great social s. are made during a few thousand years
122:5.3 as he grew up and swung into the momentous s.
strife
52:6.5 human intolerance and the sinfulness of fratricidal s..
147:8.2 Behold, you fast for the sake of s. and contention
149:4.2 ‘Angry men stir up s., while the furious multiply
strife-torn
53:7.1 not a single soul on that s. world enlisted under the
74:1.4 the responsibilities of rulership on such a s. world.
76:5.4 but Adam did entertain the thought that s. Urantia
108:3.6 Godlike servers of the mortal inhabitants of this s.,
119:2.2 new System Sovereign to assume direction of that s.
strike
4:5.3 who shake the earth in their wrath and s. down
32:5.4 enabled to s. spiritual step with the progressive
46:1.6 reflecting them earthward when they s. this gas belt
63:2.5 Each day this couple would s. the flints and
87:5.4 evil spirits, and their method of retaliation was to s.
96:3.3 Moses in preparation for the s. for liberty to
155:1.3 The heathen s. directly for their objectives; you are
177:5.2 few of them permit the word of truth to s. down
177:5.2 to destroy the Son of Man, and when they s. with
180:5.10 And then love goes on to s. this same attitude
184:4.1 They would s. him in the face with a rod and then
196:2.1 a reformation in the Christian church may s. deep
strikes
2:6.8 while towards sin God s. no personal attitude,
48:7.12 10. Righteousness s. the harmony chords of truth,
70:10.10 Hunger s. are a modern analogue of this old-time
striking—verb
69:6.4 Even the iron pyrites and flints used in s. fire were
94:12.7 The hour is s. for presenting to Buddhism, to
143:7.8 the Father; time in the act of s. step with eternity.
173:2.1 two fears, which conspired to delay the hour of s..
186:2.10 derisively s. Jesus in the face, exclaimed: “Prophesy
195:9.5 hour is s. for a rediscovery of the true foundations of
striking—adjective
76:5.7 afforded the Creator Son a more s. background
90:1.2 any s. mental or physical abnormality constituted
95:1.10 Salem missionaries, and they are a s. contrast to
127:1.3 organized into a strong, s., and attractive personality.
159:5.17 His pictures were s., such as, “The blind leading
195:10.2 Jesus’ life on earth present such a s. and appealing
strikingly
8:2.5 the Conjoint Creator most s. discloses his infinity.
12:7.9 The love of God s. portrays the transcendent value
28:6.21 This truth is literally and s. illustrated by the
121:8.14 most s. helpful and universally uplifting phraseology.
string
88:1.2 a s. of beads was once a collection of sacred stones,
stringent
84:5.6 Christianity did advance the mores by imposing s.
89:6.3 all this was done in the face of Moses’ s. rulings
95:7.3 less s. in collateral social requirements of their own
140:8.14 the New Testament writers held to these more s.
strip
64:7.17 narrow southern s. of the present island of England
stripped
42:3.8 6. Ionized matter—individual atoms s. of their outer
140:10.5 Jesus s. morality of all rules and ceremonies and
164:1.3 hands of cruel brigands, who robbed him, s. him
strive
1:0.4 universal injunction to s. for the attainment of the
1:6.6 a God-knowing human will s. to become like the
5:5.1 demands that man find him and sincerely s. to be
28:5.17 the Joys of Existence, they s. to enhance the value of
49:6.8 Starting out in the seventh circle, mortals s. for the
51:5.4 while the world races s. to qualify for recognition
52:6.6 they s. to promote the interest of their national or
81:5.3 toilers who s. to make the world a better place in
91:3.7 man, when he prays, should s. to grasp the
94:6.6 “The Absolute Deity does not s. but is always
111:1.8 while they s. to achieve the spiritual goals of thought
112:0.6 it causes spirit to s. for the mastery of energy-matter
116:6.4 spirit itself in volitional personality can s. through
116:6.8 All s., personally s., in the achievement;
116:7.6 likewise s. for God-attainment and divine perfection,
117:4.6 as we s. for self-expression, the Supreme is striving
118:5.3 and goodness for which all subdeity creations s..
131:4.6 Those who s. for perfection must indeed know the
132:1.4 eschew warfare between themselves while they s.
132:5.18 No noble man will s. to accumulate riches by the
137:8.8 first seek to enter the kingdom, thus beginning to s.
140:5.3 but he did expect them to so s. to be like God—
140:6.9 My messengers must not s. with men, but be gentle
141:6.4 Do not s. with men—always be patient.
143:2.2 or are we to s. for the self-control of your teaching?
149:4.4 Jesus exhorted his hearers to s. for originality while
155:1.3 wherefore do they s. with valiant and effective
156:2.6 childhood in the gospel but to s. for the attainment of
158:6.2 remained on watch here with instructions to s. to
178:1.17 Do not s. with men, even with unbelievers.
181:2.5 S. to live peaceably with all men, especially your
181:2.5 And, John, always remember, s. not with the souls
196:1.3 what Jesus believed, to discover his ideals, and to s.
strives
14:4.13 As mortal man s. to do the will of God, these beings
14:6.27 He s. to make his own universe eventually attain to
48:7.24 not made divine by what it does, but by what it s. to
86:2.3 The savage s. to personalize everything intangible
102:3.8 Science vainly s. to create the brotherhood of culture
102:3.8 Philosophy s. for the brotherhood of wisdom;
103:5.9 that there lives and s. within him something which is
116:7.3 this emerging personality of the cosmos ever s. for
124:6.18 as Jesus s. to integrate his expanding life purpose
133:3.7 This good spirit ever s. to lead us to God, to help
striving—noun
16:7.5 man fails to discriminate the ends of his mortal s.,
42:10.1 living and divine spirit through the experiential s.
49:6.16 Still farther on in the planetary ages of spiritual s.,
50:5.9 6. The age of spiritual s.. When evolving mortals
55:3.10 trained by the competitive systems of keen s. in
55:6.7 the story of the magnificent goal of mortal s. on the
65:6.2 existence within them of an innate s. for perfection.
68:2.1 appear to be an inconsistent mass of s. and struggling
68:2.1 does evidence earnest s., not the deadly monotony of
71:6.3 nonprofit motives for economic s. and social serving
72:12.5 the sometime dawning of a real age of spiritual s.;
81:5.2 s. for higher and ever higher standards of material
91:4.2 a guide to the progressive s. for idealistic goals of
94:8.17 that all human s. for attainment is distasteful and
100:6.4 And this intense s. for the attainment of supermortal
101:7.5 recognizing their unification in intellectual s. and in
103:5.7 The pursuit of the ideal—the s. to be Godlike—is a
116:7.6 Man’s urge for Paradise perfection, his s. for God-
132:1.3 potential seed of the destruction of all scientific s.,
160:1.4 the entertainment of those superior longings the s.
170:2.7 were the result (reward) of righteous earthly s..
striving—verb
12:8.14 where spirit, through the mediation of mind, is s. for
32:5.7 of such a matchless career are yours for the s.!
55:4.18 spiritual society composed of advanced mortals s. to
58:6.6 and always are living organisms s. to accommodate
68:3.3 ever since that far-distant day mankind has been s.
72:3.5 In their philosophy religion is the s. to know God
81:5.2 s. for higher and ever higher standards of material
99:2.6 born of the experience of knowing God and s. to be
100:2.6 The only realities worth s. for are divine, spiritual,
103:5.7 The pursuit of the ideal—the s. to be Godlike—is a
111:1.5 not so much what mind is like as what mind is s. to
117:4.6 the Supreme is s. in us, and with us, for expression.
160:1.4 the entertainment of those superior longings the s.
195:7.14 the sublime task of finding God and s. to be like him.
striving—adjective
195:7.22 the art of the artist, but rather like the s., dreaming,
strivings
39:5.5 millenniums of the upward s. of evolutionary men
45:7.1 for continuing their s. for spiritual attainment,
68:2.11 the devious s. of a vainglorious generation threaten
83:8.6 ever luring progressing mankind on to greater s. for
101:1.3 upon the ideas, ideals, insights, and spirit s. of the
101:8.4 and faith’s s. are the preludes to sublime peace.
146:3.1 Intellectual s. may reveal the facts of life, but the
strode
173:1.7 But that was not all; he s. majestically before the
183:3.2 As Judas s. forward to accost the Master, there the
stroll
86:5.16 The sick were advised to s. about in the open air
122:6.1 Jesus’ favorite s. was to follow a narrow trail
125:1.5 During this s. Joseph explained to Jesus that only
192:2.1 they should come with him for a s. on the beach.
strolled
123:5.14 they s. through the countryside and studied nature
125:6.4 As they s. through the courts of the temple, imagine
128:3.5 While they s. about viewing the Asmonean palace,
130:1.2 Jesus and the young Philistine s. down by the sea,
130:2.1 Jesus and his friends s. about on the beautiful wall
133:3.6 One evening as they s. about Corinth out near
172:4.1 s. about the temple, viewing the preparations for
191:1.1 Jesus appeared as the dejected apostle s. among
strolling
124:2.1 when Jesus, while s. through the countryside with
137:4.7 formal supper had ended and the guests were s.
strolls
122:6.1 to enjoy frequent s. in the country and to make
127:3.8 sisters out on Sabbath afternoons for their nature s..
128:7.8 Jesus would take them for long and frequent s. up
strong—noun
48:7.13 11. The weak indulge in resolutions, but the s. act.
70:2.12 1. The s. drift toward materialism, spiritual blindness.
70:7.17 first party government was “the s.” vs. “the weak.”
70:7.17 war, abundant proof that the weak had become s..
70:9.16 have always insisted that the state compel the s. to
71:4.17 Only love, brotherhood, can prevent the s. from
86:1.6 the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the s.,
90:1.6 tribal affairs out of the hands of the old and the s.
91:5.7 The s. must not look with disdain upon the weak.
121:4.6 Cynicism, they were philosophies for the s. and wise,
strong—adjective
60:2.3 These massive creatures became less active and s. as
64:7.14 these physically s. indigo peoples overran Egypt,
68:6.9 once been suckled—maternal affection is too s..
70:1.2 custom is s. among them, and Eskimos are fairly free
83:5.2 marriage mores were not yet s. enough to make pair
84:1.7 The mother and child relation is natural, s., and
84:3.5 advanced races, women are not so large or so s. as
84:7.7 in whom parental instinct is insufficiently s. to insure
85:4.2 in the times of Moses belief in nature spirits was s.
87:2.10 is not supposed to fear ghosts, but custom is s.,
126:4.6 might, and because he is s. in power, not one fails.
131:4.3 God’s salvation is s. and his kindness is gracious.
139:8.7 so s. but at the same time so gentle; so positive but
142:8.5 for Jesus’ apprehension sprang up and grew so s.
151:5.4 These ex-fishermen were s. and experienced oarsmen
181:2.4 You started out with us s.-minded and intolerant, but
182:3.10 Jesus soothed himself as he made his human heart s.
188:5.2 the cross exemplifies a love which is sufficiently s.
192:2.9 Have courage; be s. in faith and mighty in the
strong affection
68:6.9 once been suckled—maternal affection is too s..
145:2.4 his s. for each individual member of that family.
strong agitation
142:8.5 for Jesus’ apprehension sprang up and grew so s.
strong appeal
95:6.2 —all of which had made a s. to his religious nature.
195:2.8 it was certain that Christianity would make a s. to
strong arms
128:5.4 we cannot eat another’s bread as long as I have s.
strong army
70:5.5 clan heads had no chance against a s. one-man army.
strong belief
85:4.2 in the times of Moses belief in nature spirits was s.
strong believer
130:2.2 merchant was a Taoist, and he had become a s. in
140:8.16 Luke, the physician, was a s. in social equality,
strong body
83:5.15 The purpose of a harem was to build up a s. of blood
130:6.3 Look—you have a s. and powerful muscles—
130:6.3 Your s. body has an intelligent mind to direct it.
strong centers
79:6.5 Chinese had built up a dozen s. of primitive culture
strong character(s)
16:6.10 But when they become unified, they produce a s.
23:2.12 development of those s., noble, and experienced
127:3.14 contributed mightily to the development of s. and
140:4.6 S. are not derived from not doing wrong but rather
140:4.8 In the s. emotional responses are integrated and
143:1.2 the acquirement of a s., robust, and aggressive
159:3.11 You cannot develop s. out of the indulgence of self-
160:1.2 S., commanding personality, is only acquired by
160:2.6 which are indispensable to the development of a s.
177:2.4 You possess a s. and well-knit character because
strong city
97:9.11 at Jebus (Jerusalem), which was a s.-walled city
strong city-state
93:5.5 Nahor remained behind and built up a s. which bore
strong convictions
195:9.6 under the dominance of s. religious convictions.
strong corps
30:3.8 maintains a s. of teachers on the world just below,
strong custom
70:1.2 custom is s. among them, and they are fairly free
87:2.10 is not supposed to fear ghosts, but custom is s.,
strong desire
136:4.12 1. Jesus entertained a s. to win his people—
strong disapproval
167:5.3 intimated s. of the lax and unfair divorce practices
strong elements
50:5.6 weaklings are subjugated by the more s. and truth-
80:9.8 the white race was infused by s. Andite elements
strong executive
71:1.9 6. A s. executive head.
strong faculties
45:5.7 the Melchizedeks maintain s. of teachers on the
strong faith
76:6.1 Adam and Eve went to their mortal rest with s. in
149:1.5 1. The presence of s., dominant, and living faith in
152:1.5 the results attendant upon the s. and living faith of
168:0.11 maintain s. in the Father and complete resignation to
192:2.9 Have courage; be s. in faith and mighty in the
196:0.6 In a religious genius, s. spiritual faith so many times
196:2.5 This s. in the Lord’s immediate return had much to
strong federation
72:2.1 The central government consists of a s. of one
strong feeling(s)
123:3.9 Jesus made great progress in adjusting his s. and
128:1.7 prayers and supplications, even with s. and tears,
139:2.3 grown up permitting himself freely to indulge s.;
139:3.2 two natures, both of which were actuated by s..
143:1.8 the Master speak to his apostles with evident s.,
143:3.1 when so many persons with s. are concerned, I
159:3.6 that s. of emotion are not equivalent to the leadings
185:1.3 did not understand that men of s. religious feelings
strong fellows
163:2.11 less fortunate of men by their s., keen, and more
strong friend
131:4.4 Since God is our s. friend, we have no more fear.
strong heart
182:3.10 Jesus soothed himself as he made his human heart s.
strong hold
88:4.7 Magic gained such a s. upon the savage because he
strong impulse
130:5.4 Ganid felt a s. to help Jesus handle the affair, but his
strong individuals
74:5.7 trade and social centers where s. ruled in his name.
122:1.2 by the predominance of s. but average individuals,
strong influence
149:2.14 On both friends and foes he exercised a s..
strong instinct
84:7.7 in whom parental instinct is insufficiently s. to insure
102:8.1 endowed with a s. of self-preservation and craving
strong jealousy
150:7.4 generation was prone to resent his fame with s..
strong love
188:5.2 the cross exemplifies a love which is sufficiently s.
strong man
133:2.1 tell me what could happen to such a s. to lead him to
135:1.3 and grew up to be a s. with a noble character.
153:4.3 know that no one can enter into the house of a s.
153:4.3 goods except he first overpower and bind that s..
strong medicine
70:2.1 War is s., very costly and most dangerous; while
strong-minded
181:2.4 You started out with us s. and intolerant, but you
strong mores
83:5.2 marriage mores were not yet s. enough to make
strong nations
70:4.10 but they greatly delayed the growth of large and s..
134:5.7 when nations are few, s., and powerful, when these
134:6.6 form of modern armaments and all explosives from s.
strong nature
103:2.9 altruistic service, he has already developed a s.
strong opinions
140:8.14 many of Jesus’ early followers had s. on divorce
strong party
127:2.1 There was coming into existence a s nationalist party
strong peoples
64:7.14 these physically s. indigo peoples overran Egypt,
strong personality
100:7.1 it is possible for every mortal believer to develop a s.
127:1.3 organized into a s., and attractive personality.
141:3.5 Jesus was indeed a s. and forceful personality;
148:2.2 the inspirational influence of a s., positive personality
strong point(s)
139:5.5 The s. about Philip was his methodical reliability;
139:7.3 Levi’s s. was his wholehearted devotion to the cause.
139:9.5 Thaddeus and Lebbeus, had neither s. nor weak
strong post
129:1.7 Capernaum was a s. Roman military post,
strong power
88:6.4 and mimicry was believed to have s. magical power.
126:4.6 might, and because he is s. in power, not one fails.
strong pressure
154:3.2 S. from many sides was brought to bear upon
strong proclivities
69:9.2 communism ran counter to four s. human proclivities
strong pronouncements
196:2.7 neither shocked nor disturbed by some of Jesus’ s.
strong race
51:3.3 the evolutionary mortals while they build up a s. of
strong regulation
69:8.7 Slavery demands s. and during the European Middle
strong relation
84:1.7 The mother and child relation is natural, s., and
strong religion
195:9.6 When a s. and moving religion threatens to
strong reserve
75:3.6 loyal to the plan of building up a s. of the violet
strong rule
72:1.4 The unified state progressed under s. monarchial
strong rulers
71:1.21 8. Personal and s. rulers.
72:1.4 from the tribal stage to the appearance of s. and
strong sense of duty
79:8.14 4. Development of a s., the enhancement of morality,
strong sentiments
128:6.4 disposition, coupled with his s. patriotic sentiments.
strong spirit
87:6.13 then certainly a s. could dominate an inferior ghost.
strong supporter(s)
132:1.1 a friend of Paul and proved to be one of the s. of the
168:5.3 Lazarus became a s. of Abner in his controversy with
strong thrust
96:3.5 the simultaneous onslaughts of a s. Libyan thrust
strong tribes
82:5.2 of good stock resulted in the upbuilding of s.,
strong urge
156:5.4 When man had a s. to do something, good or evil,
194:0.1 by a s. to go out and publicly proclaim the gospel of
strong will
196:0.14 It required a s. and an unfailing confidence to believe
strong wind
151:5.3 The wind was so s. that the waves began to wash
152:4.2 for there had arisen a s. and contrary wind which
strong youth
127:1.3 This physically s. and robust youth acquired the full
stronger
14:2.7 The ambition to attain God is s. in the central
14:2.7 not because spirit gravity is s. than in the outlying
57:7.10 large enough to resist the ever-s. friction shield of
64:6.32 S. and better races are to be had from interbreeding
68:1.4 learned that groups are vastly greater and s. than the
82:1.2 keener sex consciousness and s. mating urges.
84:4.2 woman has always capitalized man’s s. sex urge for
87:7.2 has been an unconscious growth, the s. it has gripped
96:1.13 gods are gods of the hills; therefore they were s. than
96:1.13 on the plain, and surely we shall be s. than they.”
133:1.3 if a s. and ill-tempered creature should attack you
191:0.12 Thomas, but the desire to be by himself was the s..
strongest
4:4.6 that tender nature finds its s. expression and
71:1.1 the s., most efficient, and enduring state is composed
139:4.5 The s. trait in John’s character was his dependability;
139:5.3 Philip’s s. characteristic was his methodical
stronghearted
190:2.5 “He is seen not only by excited women; even s.
stronghold
93:5.6 From their s. in the hills Abraham and Lot made
121:6.7 Alexandria, and from this former Jewish s. there
141:3.5 Jesus was an intellectual power and a spiritual s..
166:5.2 It was long a s. of the Master’s teachings and stood
strongholds
80:5.5 The s. of the blue man which persisted longest were
strongly
83:1.5 personal affection was not s. linked to sex attraction;
86:1.6 This notion of chance and luck s. pervaded the
93:5.8 when the full story was laid before Pharaoh, he s.
93:8.1 truth of the one God would become s. established
93:10.6 s. suggest that this bestowal Melchizedek is
93:10.6 s. suggest that the foregoing conjectures are
107:4.4 invisibility of the Adjusters is s. suggestive of their
122:5.11 Mary leaned s. toward the more liberal and broader
123:6.9 such a decision, not feeling s. one way or the other,
125:0.4 While he s. resented this, aside from a few remarks
128:7.1 Jesus became s. conscious that he possessed a range
135:3.2 a s. cemented and firmly consolidated empire.
137:2.4 and s. urged Philip to volunteer for service.
139:7.8 he was s. tempted to let them know that his funds
159:3.6 To be s. and strangely impressed to do something or
161:2.6 Jesus s. loves goodness and equally hates sin.
184:0.2 those who were s. and openly opposed to Jesus and
191:0.5 advocated that they all go to the tomb; he was s. in
194:2.4 Do not make the mistake of expecting to become s.
struck
62:3.9 the closest call of all was when lightning s. the tree
62:3.9 This couple whose treetop home had been s. were
88:1.9 as fetishes; lunatics were believed to be moon-s..
93:5.12 the army, numbering more than 4,000, which s. at
97:4.7 Hosea s. the opening notes in the later merciful
98:5.3 causing water to gush forth from a rock s. with his
126:2.2 cruel hand s. down the head of this Nazareth
127:3.13 death for the second time s. at this Nazareth family.
130:5.4 Ganid thought this man should have been s. at least
130:5.4 been s. at least as many times as he had s. the girl.
136:2.8 before the death of Augustus, having had coins s. in
170:3.11 Jesus s. the deathblow of the old society in that he
170:5.17 they s. a deathblow to Jesus’ concept of the divine
175:4.6 2. His zeal for temple reform s. directly at revenues
184:1.6 s. Jesus in the face with his hand, saying, “How
184:1.7 Although Annas regretted that his steward s. Jesus,
184:4.1 “Prophesy to us who it was that s. you.”
185:6.2 And they spit upon him and s. him in the face with
185:6.2 took the reed from his hand and s. him upon the
186:2.10 exclaimed: “Prophesy to us who it was that s. you.”
195:0.3 it early s. a decided attitude on religious rituals,
195:0.14 and enormously higher note in human morals was s..
structural
49:4.8 The mind of mortals is akin, regardless of certain s.
84:6.8 home maintenance, which is the s. basis of society.
structure
39:4.16 temple of records on a system capital is a unique s.
43:4.10 Since the Lucifer rebellion a new s. has been
46:5.32 7. The circles of the finaliters have a unique s. at the
47:3.2 This gigantic s. consists of the central rendezvous of
58:6.7 The physiologic equipment and the anatomic s. of all
68:2.11 threaten to swamp the whole complicated s. of a
77:3.2 Dilmun, but others contended that such a great s.
77:3.5 imposing s. which would challenge the admiration of
77:3.9 to raise a new temple on the ruins of the first s.,
78:2.3 civilization of the second Eden was an artificial s.—
81:2.17 This s. could then be daubed over with clay and,
81:4.3 there were originally five distinct types of skeletal s.:
81:6.25 education has not kept pace with expanding social s.;
84:0.2 Society itself is the aggregated s. of family units.
87:7.10 The cult is the skeletal s. around which grows the
89:1.1 the taboo is still a basic unit of the social regulative s.
89:3.2 just as the economic s. of the races was beginning to
89:5.1 part of the social and religious s. of primitive society.
89:6.4 a ghost spirit to watch over and protect the s..
94:4.10 the cult s is present; all that is needed is the vitalizing
98:1.1 missionaries might have built up a great religious s.
98:7.6 theologic and philosophic cast and s. of the tenets,
99:3.1 become an organic part of the political and social s.
104:3.17 are roughly related as the relation of function to s..
104:3.17 is not the function of the trinity s. or entity.
120:3.4 Avoid all entanglements with the economic s. and
122:6.2 home of Joseph and Mary was a one-room stone s.
134:3.1 This s. was really a temple of the philosophy of
147:3.1 Surrounding this pool was a s. of five porches
160:2.10 the world will behold a great and glorified social s.,
188:3.11 a morontia s. known as the “Michael Memorial,”
structures
11:3.1 There are no material s. nor purely intellectual
18:2.4 The morontia s., and spirit creations are exclusive
42:4.14 determined by the dimensions of the material s.
43:1.4 Excepting a few rather isolated s., these highlands
43:4.4 surrounding seventy s. comprising the residential unit
43:6.7 landscape and of the material and the morontia s..
44:0.16 We discern how these material s. appear to you by
44:3.9 While neither these s. nor their embellishment would
45:1.2 finaliters and their s. are not ordinarily perceptible to
46:5.16 situated at the center of the governing group of s. on
46:5.27 these s. periodically undergo extensive changes.
46:5.27 Many changes are being made in the Urantia s..
46:5.30 enormous s.: the vast astronomic observatory of
46:5.31 largest and most beautiful of all the matchless s. of
46:6.12 These s. are transparent; hence all system activities
46:8.1 clustered around the ten marvelous s. domiciling the
47:3.5 Each of these s. is devoted to the assembly of one
48:3.15 morontia s. increase in perfection and grandeur as
48:3.15 The majority of the mansion world s. are roofless,
49:3.3 the inhabitants must take refuge in their special s.
73:5.2 And though the s. of the Garden were simple, they
74:6.6 chambers located in close proximity to their brain s..
80:6.4 The Andites built the first stone s. in Egypt.
80:6.4 while many stone s. had been erected in different
81:4.9 Their skeletal s. come the nearest to preserving the
81:4.10 Study of such skeletal s. will disclose that mankind
124:6.4 They gazed upon the marble s. from a distance but
133:4.6 “My friend, as you build the material s. of men,
struggle or long struggle—noun
1:0.3 Paradise journey, the fascinating s. of the eternal
1:0.6 beckons him inward in that long and fascinating s.
1:5.15 Father participates in the personality s. of every
15:8.6 and the s. for universal equilibrium is begun anew.
26:10.5 look back upon the ls. with a joyous envy,
32:3.6 surest safeguard for the creature throughout the ls.
34:7.8 every dark hour, at every crossroad in the forward s.,
36:2.17 prevail from time to time in the long upward s. of
39:5.5 upward strivings of men are marked by many a s..
40:10.6 from the chance to participate in the agelong s. of
40:10.8 brethren of the ascendant evolutionary s. will be
41:6.4 Early in the atomic s. it loses its outer electron;
46:2.5 no conflicting forms of life, no s. for existence, no
48:4.5 of past episodes in one’s experience of combat, s.,
48:4.12 The future signifies s. and advancement;
48:4.18 the intense s. for developmental progress and noble
48:6.35 every effort in the ls. to break the fetters of material
50:6.3 life of the mortal races is always attended by s..
51:5.4 but a very meager idea of how this competitive s.
51:5.6 progress is made than a million years of former s..
52:1.4 you will begin to see why this long and painful s. on
52:7.5 antisocial end products of the long evolutionary s.
52:7.5 goal of the long planetary evolutionary s. is in sight
53:5.6 In the early days of the s. Lucifer held forth
53:8.3 come with Lucifer to Urantia for the last crucial s..
54:2.3 —freewill participation—in the long evolutionary s.
57:3.12 but sooner or later, heat wins the s. with gravity,
59:4.1 In the agelong s. between land and water, the sea
61:0.2 the incessant s. of the evolving animal species for
62:3.4 relentless war, broke out; and when the terrible s.
62:4.5 the s. for existence was altogether too intense.
64:5.1 of India became involved in another great racial s..
64:6.13 The last great s. between the orange and the green
64:6.19 evenly matched in this s. since each carried strains of
65:2.1 indeed a romance of biologic s. and mind survival.
65:2.5 made only of those which survived the long, ls..
67:2.5 beings were involved in the decisions of this bitter s.,
67:2.6 For more than seven years this s. continued.
67:3.4 During the times of this s. the loyalists dwelt in an
67:3.8 with his chief throughout the long and trying s..
67:3.8 throughout the seven-year s. Amadon and his loyal
67:5.3 sank back to its old biologic level, and the forward s.
68:0.1 beginning of the narrative of the long forward s. of
68:2.5 History is but the record of man’s agelong food s..
68:4.7 many, many retrogressions in the long forward s. of
68:5.11 Association with animals suggests s. and force;
68:6.1 The basic s. of man was, and is, and ever shall be,
68:6.4 population is increased, the inevitable s. is renewed;
69:2.4 the double demands of the intense s. for existence
69:2.6 But there was a long, ls. between the lazy devotees
70:0.3 The coercive demands of the s. for existence drove
70:2.11 the gigantic s. between nationalistic militarism and
70:2.11 the agelong s. between the herder-hunter and farmer.
70:7.18 Taxation has been a ls., one of the earliest forms
70:12.1 The great s. in the evolution of government has
70:12.2 In the ls. between division of authority and unity
70:12.20 Mankind’s s. to perfect government on Urantia has
71:0.2 state is the institution which survived in the ls. for
71:1.23 larger territorial states had a long and bitter s. with
77:9.10 comrades in the ls. to attain a settled status of light
79:5.4 thus began the crucial s. for the fertile lands of
79:5.6 pure red men departed from Asia, but the ls. left its
79:8.2 Of the epic s. with the red race there persisted only
79:8.17 take up the unremitting s. for never-ending progress.
81:5.2 gradually escaped the worst of the incessant s. to live
81:6.7 to escape this incessant s. and interminable toil
81:6.7 some remission from the intense s. for existence,
81:6.21 It was a ls. to substitute oxen for men since this
81:6.28 At first life was a s. for existence;now, for a standard
81:6.44 This is the gist of the long, ls. of the peoples of earth
82:0.1 glory of the whole long and arduous evolutionary s..
84:3.3 disability in the existence s.;mother love handicapped
84:5.9 Every easement of the s. for existence has redounded
84:8.6 the fruits of the long upward biologic s..
86:2.2 The s. for life is so painful that certain backward
86:2.2 Nature fear became a factor in the s. for existence
86:6.7 wasteful s. to appease the ever-displeased spirits,
87:0.2 Man has had a long and bitter s. with the ghost cult.
87:6.1 odds in the one-sided s. of man versus the cosmos
92:3.3 Primitive religion is nothing more nor less than the s.
92:3.3 self-maintenance s. into the domain of an imagined
94:5.0 5. THE STRUGGLE FOR TRUTH IN CHINA
95:7.2 Long the s. continued between Babylonian Ishtar,
97:9.26 The Yahweh-Baal s. ended with the captivity.
98:5.3 the surviving champion of the sun-god in his s.
98:6.4 But the deciding factor in the s. between the two
98:7.6 3.The Zoroastrian conception of the s. between good
99:4.9 tranquillity in the religious world until the great s.
100:4.2 great, the good, the true, and the noble without a s.
101:10.9 are on their side in the supernal s. to attain eternity
103:2.9 theory of the s. between the “higher” and the “lower
106:2.4 culminate the long evolutionary s. by investing the
109:5.4 and succumb to the stress of the evolutionary s..
110:7.10 until the very end, until the last earth s. is over; I
110:7.10 deprive me of the reward of my patient and intense s.
111:7.2 cannot stop or even materially alter your career s. of
111:7.2 the eternal purpose of all this difficult, uphill s. with
116:5.12 The s. for perfection pertains not only to intellectual
116:5.14 Their s for physical dominance over the relationships
117:4.1 these unending efforts bespeak the unceasing s. of
117:4.11 The s. of this universe age is between the potential
117:6.7 the completed attainment of the mind s. for spirit
117:7.17 there will be rest, relaxation from the agelong s. for
118:1.10 participate in, every temporal s. with the problems of
119:7.4 we well understood the intensity of the s. which
126:5.0 5. THE FINANCIAL STRUGGLE
131:4.7 soul, gird yourself for the spirit s. of immortality!
134:5.11 either they must embark on the life and death s. for
134:8.2 his last s. with the realities of mortal existence alone.
134:8.6 should understand what a great s. the Son of Man
137:7.9 that any and all methods were justified in the s. to
148:6.9 Then ensues the great s. in his heart between faith
155:5.11 The religion of the spirit means effort, s., conflict,
155:6.10 not failed to mark the long and untiring s. of Israel,
157:6.4 upon the incessant s. between the soul and the body.
158:1.4 The Master could have relinquished the s. this day
159:3.8 There is but one s. for those who enter the
159:3.11 those who lie down before their troubles without a s.
160:4.14 Those timid souls who can only keep up the s. of life
160:5.10 I have come to bring peace but rather a soul s.”?
176:2.7 when each of you is called to lay down his life s.
187:5.5 spoken, he bowed his head and gave up the life s..
188:5.5 who may have been tempted to give up the moral s.
191:1.2 battle of a new day, the s. with spiritual darkness
193:4.4 Judas met defeat in his battles of the earth s. because
195:0.3 History shows that the s. ended in compromise.
195:3.7 Christianity had prepared itself,by s. and compromise
195:4.4 stands face to face with a s. for existence which is
195:4.5 In this gigantic s. between the secular and spiritual,
196:2.3 the human Jesus as he engaged in the superb s. to
struggle—verb
3:5.11 Then must man s. in an environment of relative
33:3.4 valiantly s. for the welfare of mortal men and the
52:2.1 They do not s. so long in barbarism as did Urantia
68:2.1 of a civilization may collide with each other and s.
76:5.6 angelic helpers continued to s. in conjunction with
147:3.3 you s. under the handicaps of the imperfect
struggled
4:1.2 Through long ages the human race has s. to reach its
63:4.4 men valiantly fighting with one hand while he s. on,
72:5.12 they, too, s. for political liberty and for economic
81:6.44 of all the ages through which civilization has s..
86:1.2 Primitive Urantians s. for existence, not a standard of
97:8.2 They s. with their original and Egyptian concept of
struggles—noun
1:5.16 all the individual experience of the progressive s.
5:5.1 of morality does not deliver man from the real s.
17:1.9 the reunions of the s. and triumphs of the ascendant
26:10.5 sometimes look back over the s. of youth and
32:5.2 The events of time and the s. of material existence
35:5.7 they are personally familiar with all the political s.
38:2.1 Angels are fully cognizant of your moral s. and
39:5.7 the survival s of the early ages do not naturally breed
48:4.16 are subjected to sustained stress in their upward s..
49:4.6 all have the same general s. with microscopic foes
51:5.4 For the first time the racial wars and other tribal s.
52:1.3 During the early racial s. on many worlds some of
52:1.4 from the prolonged and extraordinarily brutal s.
52:2.5 Racial s. and tribal wars continue over into this
52:2.11 The preceding period of tribal s. and rugged
58:6.6 the early adjustment s. of these primitive organisms.
58:7.12 deposits of age upon age tell the story of the life s. of
62:3.8 These s. continued until only one group of less than
62:3.10 this couple, veterans of so many s., found themselves
63:7.4 history of Urantia, the story of the evolution, life s.,
64:6.8 more intelligent strains perished in these tribal s.;
64:6.28 These were ages of intense s. between the races, but
64:7.20 The s. of these early ages were characterized by
68:3.3 rises far above even the s. to maintain the group.
68:6.1 were for the purpose of winning these land s..
70:1.8 during these s. the early peace tribes were practically
70:2.9 Olden wars strengthened, but modern s. disrupt
71:1.2 classes were inevitable, and class s. have ever been
71:1.23 While a sovereignty that transcends all minor s.
79:5.5 In earlier s. the red men were generally successful,
80:5.4 The decisive s. between the white man and the blue
84:1.7 a tremendous disadvantage in all her s. with man.
97:6.2 the Hebrews in their military s. with other nations.
98:0.3 who fought in so many of the Occidental military s..
98:7.6 upon the s. between Mithraism and Christianity,
101:10.9 faith-liberated sons have certainly enlisted in the s. of
109:0.1 personality of the human child expands for the s.
110:3.1 permits Adjusters to lend assistance in your short s.
113:1.3 and mercy are extended to them in the life s. of the
113:1.6 does not terminate your career and transfer your s.
116:5.15 The spirit s. of time have to do with the evolution of
117:4.1 As we view the ceaseless s. of the creature creation
117:4.1 Our s. with the vicissitudes of time in the evolutions
117:4.2 the grand universe the Supreme s. for expression.
121:1.9 The first s. between the expanding Roman and
127:3.14 the most difficult experiences of all their uphill s..
130:2.4 divine truth in one of their triumphant s. with error
132:3.3 is mentally lazy in adjusting to the progressive s. of
136:4.10 fragmentary narratives of the Mount Hermon s.,
155:5.11 halfhearted souls who instinctively shun the s. and
194:3.12 All participants in these terrible s. met with defeat.
194:3.12 these embittered s. with an enhanced reputation—
struggles—verb
12:9.5 Your philosophy s. for emancipation from dogma
102:0.2 and who bravely s. on in the face of the mechanistic
130:4.8 this life, in the aggregate, s. toward higher values,
struggling
1:0.4 the highest ambition, of all the s. creature creation of
2:2.6 experience of imperfectness of all the s. creatures
2:5.8 Sons and their subordinates s. so valiantly with the
32:5.1 All of your mortal s. is not in vain.
34:7.5 mortals are compelled to undergo such marked s.
37:5.5 articulate expression of whole groups of s. mortals.
40:5.2 nearer and nearer to the s. creatures of the realms,
40:5.9 Adjusters occupy the minds of these s. creatures
40:5.11 in the final judgments of these s. mortals of the early
64:3.1 Besides the Foxhall peoples, another s. center of
68:2.1 appear to be an inconsistent mass of striving and s.,
71:0.1 competitive contest of force between the s. tribes
94:2.3 repeated transmigrations robbed s. mortals of their
106:1.3 truth, beauty, and goodness to such an incomplete, s.
112:5.8 than to court the hazard of depriving one s. mortal of
116:6.1 where spirit through the mediation of mind is s. for
117:7.17 citizens of the settled universes just as their s.
132:5.19 money-power to gain advantage over your s. fellows.
140:5.15 the chief purpose of all human s.—perfection—even
151:5.5 then peering into the darkness at the s. oarsmen,
194:3.2 gospel of faith to be proclaimed to s. humanity.
196:0.3 Jesus did not cling to faith in God as would a s.
196:1.1 as to take the human Jesus away from s. mortals!
196:2.4 wholly lost sight of the s. and valiant human Jesus
strung
11:8.1 strand on which are s. the gleaming stars, blazing
102:0.1 His hopes of survival are s. on a figment of mortal
stubborn
74:5.5 but he met with s. resistance at every turn.
80:5.3 tribes of the mixed white race met with s. resistance
97:5.6 And but for the s. resistance of the priests, these
156:5.18 and more tolerant in living with s. associates?
175:1.4 And now do your willful high priests and s. rulers
185:6.7 and harassed by the s. attitude of the mob.
stubbornly
166:5.4 Abner s. resisted all attempts of Paul to remake the
191:5.4 Your doubts, Thomas, always most s. assert
stubbornness
113:5.2 “weep because of your willful intolerance and s..”
191:5.1 There was an emotional s. associated with his
stuck
139:8.13 but Thomas rallied his courage, s. to the apostles,
student—see student visitors
4:1.7 I have long been a s. of, and am more or less
22:8.3 the apprentices, s. helpers, of the Teacher Sons,
30:3.3 any system of any universe may become a star s.,
30:3.11 flock in upon us as observers, s. helpers and
30:4.23 There are three orders of s. spirits in accordance
39:4.7 the first s. apprenticeship in the universe career,
66:7.3 to inspire and favorably impress the s. observers
72:4.1 coeducational in the precollege schools that the s.
72:4.1 adjacent to each shop is a library where the s. may
72:4.6 When a brilliant s. completes his work ahead of
77:8.10 companions and guides for celestial s. sojourners,
94:8.19 fraternity of believers but rather a community of s.
112:4.8 4. Be stationed for a time as a s. observer on one of
123:5.5 the s. learned his lesson by reading aloud and by
123:5.9 Jesus was a brilliant s., possessing a great advantage
123:6.1 Although Jesus was not an unusual s., he was a
125:4.3 that he was a finished s. of the Nazareth schools,
127:4.7 James was a much better s. than Joseph, who, while
129:2.7 Jesus enter any of the schools of Jerusalem as a s.,
145:1.3 Jesus was a close s. of nature; an experienced
student visitor(s)
30:2.155 6. S. Visitors.
30:3.11 6. The S.. From all the universe a constant stream
30:3.12 Morontia mortals are s. only within the confines
35:3.21 institution; s. are not received from other realms.
35:3.22 that the Melchizedek colleges are thronged with s.
37:3.3 that soon arrests the attention of extra-Nebadon s..
37:3.3 they discover that certain archangel activities are
39:4.15 a transport seraphim does not deposit some s.
46:2.9 Near the polar crystal receiving station for s. you
46:6.12 hence all system activities can be viewed even by s..
47:1.1 of all classes of transition mortals, and s.,
48:3.10 to the entertainment of superhuman groups of s. and
48:3.10 S. are allowed on all inhabited planets, even those in
114:5.5 certain of the s. who may chance to be sojourning on
students—see students, star
12:1.13 the whole astronomical plot, suggests to our star s.
12:1.14 Our s. of these phenomena are in doubt as to the
15:5.14 As your star s. scan the heavens, they will observe
25:4.15 they are s. and teachers of applied law, the laws of
30:4.4 3. Mansion World S..
30:4.14 3. Mansion World S.. All surviving mortals who
34:2.6 thoughtful s. of our problems look forward to the
35:3.22 schools that the various universes send exchange s.
35:3.22 always upward of one hundred thousand foreign s.
35:8.2 They were the first s. in the Melchizedek University
37:8.8 The advancing s. of this order in training number
37:10.5 all corps of celestial personalities as helpers, s.,
43:7.3 although morontia s. constitute by far the largest
44:5.2 They are the persistent s. of the cosmic projections
44:5.3 These artisans are the keen s. of the mind circuits of
44:5.4 these s. of the fundamental laws of the Eternal Son
44:5.6 are most proficient in collaborating with the star s. in
45:6.8 Mansion world s. who have one or more children in
47:1.2 the class assemblies of the mansion world s. on this
47:3.9 Spiritually, of course, the mansion world s. are far
47:8.7 the mansion world s. achieve a status which is
48:6.35 ignorance or other limitations of mansion world s..
48:6.28 Mansion world s. achieve cosmic perspective—
48:6.28 who so patiently teach the mansion world s. and
48:7.1 it is the practice to teach the less advanced s. by the
49:6.17 teachers in those realms which they passed by as s..
50:4.3 the s. and teachers in the Prince’s schools were all
52:6.3 The racial and national interchange of s., teachers,
55:2.9 Neither do they sojourn, as s., on the morontia
55:2.11 ample opportunity to gain in experience as teacher-s.
57:3.2 The near-by star s. of that faraway era, as they
59:0.2 Your s. have designated this period the Archeozoic.
59:6.11 tribulation, known to your s. as the Permian.
66:3.7 it was from these near-by tribes that the first s. of the
66:3.8 after training and inspiring these s., sent them back
66:7.6 S. were taught manual dexterity as individuals and
66:7.7 Among the later s. trained in Mesopotamia for work
66:7.20 This number includes the regular s. but does not
72:4.4 in science and philosophy, occupy the attention of s.
72:5.9 people labor six hours each working day and, like s.,
79:6.11 still keen s. and aggressive in their pursuit of truth.
93:3.2 To a majority of the Salem s. Edentia was heaven
93:3.4 to his disciple Nordan the Kenite and his band of s.
93:5.5 Melchizedek sent one of his s., Jaram the Hittite,
93:7.1 Melchizedek continued to instruct his s. and to train
94:7.5 sending his s. out in groups of sixty to proclaim to
101:4.1 future s. of such a revelation are tempted to
123:3.1 to meet an almost endless procession of earnest s.
129:3.6 in understanding Jesus’ life on earth if all mortal s.
148:1.1 as far as India, were represented among the s. in
148:1.1 What the s. learned during the forenoon they
148:1.4 were to be found among these evangelistic s..
170:5.20 s. of the records of his teachings became divided
174:2.2 uttered but few words when a group of s. from the
174:2.2 We are only s., and we would know the truth
student(s), star
12:2.4 The Uversa s. observe that the grand universe is
15:5.14 As your s. scan the heavens, they will observe
20:8.3 from the duties of outpost sentinels to those of s..
28:7.1 the s., millennial tourists, celestial observers,
30:2.150 1. Star S..
30:3.2 1. The Star S., the celestial astronomers, choose to
30:3.2 These s. are not in any manner organically connected
30:3.2 they are merely guests.
30:3.3 in any system of any universe may become a s.,
30:3.3 S. are not required to serve eternally in this corps,
studied—verb
2:0.2 The nature of God can be s. in a revelation of
30:2.157 of every phase of existence may be observed and s..
30:4.23 As morontia ascenders s. and worked on the worlds
36:2.16 modes of life protection and preservation are s.
44:5.4 spirit force, when s., yields dependable deductions
49:5.1 Mortal creatures may be s. from many viewpoints,
82:2.2 all ancient peoples should always be s. and judged in
87:5.9 The intention and will of the spirits were s. by means
123:5.2 he s. the rudiments of the Book of the Law as it
123:5.2 For the following three years he s. in the advanced
123:5.3 Nothing but the Scriptures was s. prior to the twelfth
123:5.14 they strolled through the countryside and s. nature
133:3.2 While Ganid s family life, Jesus was teaching Crispus
134:0.1 journey Jesus had carefully s. the people he met
196:2.3 mistake made by those who have s. the Master’s life
studied—adjective
151:3.14 parables as the best refutation of the s. effort of the
studies
15:7.8 by the seven spheres of the higher physical s. of the
18:5.3 On these worlds ascending mortals carry on s. and
35:7.3 as they pursue their s. on these forty-nine worlds.
35:10.3 pilgrims pursue their s. in the practical schools of
38:5.3 the assigned constellation to begin their advanced s.
44:0.13 and Havona contains the patterns, the pattern s.,
123:5.11 sort of golden rule to guide them throughout their s.,
studios
46:5.31 The s. of these artisans are among the largest and
studiously
138:6.5 undramatic; Jesus s. avoided all display of power.
140:8.21 Jesus s. avoided the negative method of imparting
study—verb
2:0.1 it is permissible, and may prove helpful, to s.
6:4.10 is only necessary to s. the spiritual attributes of God
6:8.2 To appreciate the character of the Son, s. the
7:7.3 understand the Father much more fully as we s.
12:0.2 as we s. and observe the total material creation, we
23:2.21 the Solitary Messengers as they often work and s.
25:1.7 come down from your next career to s. you and to
29:4.16 serve as instructors of all who s. the sciences of the
30:3.4 They s. all forms and phases of space material and
33:8.3 are permitted to send observers who attend and s.
48:6.35 It is the task of the mind planners to s. the nature,
60:1.12 Today, if you would s. the life of this age, examine
66:4.10 they did painstakingly s. their personal constitutions,
92:7.3 not a Urantia religion that could not profitably s.
101:2.17 Psychology may indeed attempt to s. the phenomena
124:5.6 would never go to Jerusalem to s. with the rabbis.
126:2.3 expected to go to Jerusalem to s. under the rabbis.
129:1.10 supper before he departed for the synagogue to s..
132:0.3 Jesus’ desire to s. and mingle with this cosmopolitan
148:6.11 S. the Book of Job just to discover how many
196:0.10 When you s. the career of the Master, as concerns
study—noun; see study worlds
5:4.15 In the s. of the religious life of Jesus, view him
12:0.3 We are convinced, from the s. of physical law and
12:9.4 is composed of hydrogen and oxygen; a further s. of
19:1.6 Even in the s. of man’s biologic evolution on Urantia
19:1.6 —can be had only by the full and unprejudiced s.
19:1.10 3. The s. of causation is the perusal of history.
21:2.1 devoted to the s. of the efforts of his older brothers
22:7.10 the s. of the concepts of time and the realities of
22:10.4 one of each of the high sons—assigned to the s. of
24:1.11 rotated in service and hence make an agelong s. of
25:3.4 been placed in the hands of the conciliators for s.
25:3.11 to the s. of questions arising in the minor sectors of
26:7.1 here the ascending pilgrims discover what true s.
26:11.1 s. of the impending problems of Paradise residence.
27:2.2 S. and instruction are not the exclusive occupations
30:3.4 in their work of star s. and space survey.
30:4.17 ascenders advance from one stage of s. to another in
30:4.24 Before spirit mortals reach Havona, their chief s.,
35:3.13 are devoted to the following special phases of s.:
35:7.3 to numerous new activities on these worlds of s. and
36:2.10 devoted to the s. of universal life, life in all of its
36:2.17 devoted to the s. of the evolution of creature life in
36:2.18 Each of its satellites is devoted to the s. of a single
38:7.5 including a s. of planetary usages and languages.
38:7.5 By s. in the schools of the realms they acquire
39:0.11 Here they begin the s. of the languages, history,
39:1.17 trust and responsibility by diligent application to s.
40:7.4 this supernal adventure should be the supreme s. of
43:1.6 emergency school, is devoted to the s. of problems
44:6.5 the emotions of divinity for the s. and edification of
46:5.29 otherwise, they are: service, s., and relaxation.
47:7.5 S. is becoming voluntary, unselfish service natural,
48:2.24 for purposes of s., teaching, and other projects.
48:3.2 the lowest mansion worlds to the highest s. spheres
48:3.13 The first s. on the mansion worlds will be the tongue
52:2.4 As you pursue this s., you will more clearly discern
55:3.12 while the Deity s. of the second age is the attempt to
56:10.2 absorbed in the experiential s. of philosophy, divinity
56:10.3 all too often limit to the s. of man’s crude artistic
57:7.3 The s. of these radioactive elements will reveal that
58:1.1 the s. of physical conditions preparatory to launching
58:6.6 S. of the rock-embraced fossils of marine life reveals
72:4.1 There are no classrooms, only one s. is pursued at
72:4.6 Then begins the s. of books and the pursuit of special
72:11.3 every man pursues some special line of s. in addition
81:4.10 S. of such skeletal structures will disclose that man
82:2.2 backward groups have no marriage institution; a s. of
92:3.1 The s. of human religion is the examination of the
92:6.1 Urantia religions present an interesting s. of the
101:2.3 Reason, through the s. of science, may lead back
101:2.7 The discriminating s. of science logically suggests the
101:2.11 the s. of nature becomes wholly consistent with a
103:6.1 Theology is the s. of the actions and reactions of the
103:6.1 Theology is always the s. of your religion;
103:6.1 the s. of another’s religion is psychology.
103:6.2 When man approaches the s. and examination of his
103:6.9 Science is man’s attempted s. of his environment,
103:7.3 the s. of energy transmutation and material
112:1.12 Much trouble experienced by mortals in their s. of
112:2.1 It would be helpful in the s. of selfhood to remember
113:7.2 the opportunity to advance by s. in the extension
122:0.2 After a s. of the special report on the status of
122:0.2 visit to Urantia, and, as a result of his s. of human
123:3.1 The textbook for the s. of the Greek language was
123:5.3 passed on to the s. of the other books of the law,
123:5.3 followed by the s. of the Prophets and the Psalms.
123:5.10 Throughout his course of s. Jesus learned much
124:2.3 Jesus’ interest in s. was somewhat above the average
124:4.1 at school and was indefatigable in his s. of nature,
124:4.1 his s. of the methods whereby men make a living.
125:2.11 the age of fifteen to begin his long course of s. in
126:1.4 property to pay for Jesus’ course of s. at Jerusalem,
127:1.5 two of whom were old enough to begin serious s..
128:2.5 a close and painstaking s. of their habits of living
129:1.9 Jesus spent at least five evenings a week at intense s..
132:0.2 While at Rome, Ganid had regular hours for s.
132:5.2 And as a help in the s. of the sources of your great
134:1.2 believed that he spent this time in s. at Alexandria.
137:6.5 they should spend three hours every evening in s.
137:7.14 two evenings each week at the synagogue in the s. of
study worlds
14:5.9 Each of these billion s. is a veritable university of
15:13.3 of ascending mortals is conducted on the seventy s..
25:1.5 serve on the s. encircling the headquarters spheres
26:3.1 On the billion s. of the perfect central creation,
28:7.1 creatures domiciled on the four hundred ninety s.
30:4.22 in through the s. of the ten major sectors and on to
35:7.3 to numerous new activities on these worlds of s.
46:1.9 The seven transitional s. and their forty-nine
47:7.4 mansonia you begin to learn of the constellation s..
48:1.4 and more truly morontial on the constellation s..
48:3.2 the lowest mansion worlds to the highest s. spheres
55:2.9 from the s. of Salvington they go back as teachers
studying
45:6.2 their leisure on the system capital observing and s.
77:1.6 They ranged far and wide, s. and observing the races
103:6.4 Such a technique of s. reality consists in turning the
123:3.10 spent s. the flowers and plants by day and stars by
126:3.8 among the apocalyptic books which he had been s.
127:1.8 so fondly planned, at Jerusalem s. with the rabbis.
134:7.3 the Son of Man lived for two months, working, s.,
stultify
88:2.6 Moses’ commandment was later used to s. art and to
stultifying
94:2.3 none was so s. as this belief in transmigration—
stumble
22:1.13 they may s. temporarily, but not one has ever been
32:3.6 entertain spiritual doubts, s. into confusion, and
135:11.4 if he finds no occasion to doubt and s. over me.”
137:6.5 entertain false hope; the world will s. at my words.
140:6.8 “But you will s. over my teaching because you are
149:4.5 learned endeavored to trip him, but he did not s..
151:2.2 When trouble comes, these believers s.; they fall
153:5.3 any good reason why you should s. at my words?
158:8.1 But whosoever causes one of these little ones to s.,
165:5.4 if you have faith, if you will not s. in fear, I declare
167:4.5 If a man walks in the day, he does not s. inasmuch
167:4.5 If a man walks in the night, he is liable to s. since
175:1.15 They both shall s. into the pit of destruction.
180:6.1 prepared for what is coming that you will not s.
181:2.27 that some of you will succumb to doubts and s.
181:2.28 I promise that I will not s. over anything you may do.
191:4.3 You are all the children of light; therefore s. not into
stumbled
23:1.6 no record that a Solitary Messenger ever s. into
45:2.3 the System Sovereign s. and fell into darkness,
90:1.4 Many of the olden shamans unwittingly s. onto
92:6.19 The followers of Mohammed s. at the advanced
94:2.6 the Indian concept of deity, but in so doing they s.
127:1.4 they s. over his sayings and misinterpreted his doings
194:0.3 salvation through Jesus—they unintentionally s.
stumbles
195:10.5 the first mile, but mankind languishes and s. along
stumbling
44:4.8 have heard only the crude and s. orations of Urantia.
136:1.6 this was the great s. block of Jesus’ early disciples.
141:1.4 But it was always a s. stone to John’s followers
157:1.4 but it behooves us to afford no s. block for the
158:7.4 you make your love for me a s. block to my doing
180:2.4 continued to wreck their faith against this s. block.
181:2.27 This night you will all be in great danger of s. over
stumps
59:5.12 S. of other and older mountains are to be found all
stunned
137:3.5 Mary expected all Palestine to be startled and s. by
137:4.9 Mary the mother of Jesus was crushed; she was s.!
137:5.2 earth and how it might possibly end, they were s..
138:7.2 Once more were his associates shocked, s..
139:12.14 The eleven apostles were horrified, s..
150:1.3 they were literally s. when he proposed formally to
152:3.3 These words of Jesus sent the multitude away s. and
157:6.15 bold and startling statements in silence; they were s..
158:7.8 The apostles were literally s.; they were amazed and
162:1.1 apostles had been literally s. by his sudden decision
171:4.3 Again were the apostles amazed, s.; but they could
175:4.2 on ruthless denunciation, were s. and bewildered.
183:3.6 The apostles and disciples were literally s. by what
186:1.3 Judas was s., dumfounded.
187:6.3 they were s. by this exhibition of mortal callousness
stunning
164:1.4 s. rebuke to all Jews regarding their attitude toward
stunting
177:2.7 It is true that many of the objectionable s.
stupendous
0:9.3 Deity, is engaged in the s. and amazing act of
2:1.3 the infinity of the s. manifestations of the Father’s
8:1.1 the vast stage of space is set for the s. drama of
8:1.9 any event prior to this s. eruption of creative energy
8:3.5 dedicated all to the s. plan of exalting surviving
12:1.14 s. circuits of force and materializing energies.
13:2.1 are tremendous and s. spheres, and they are equal
14:1.18 alternate processions of s. gravity-balancing bodies
15:0.2 post-Havona creation was divided into seven s.
15:3.5 two streams of star clouds emerging in s. stellar coils
17:2.5 but the s. reaction of the Deity Absolute was not
22:10.5 personalizations of s. ideals and tremendous
23:0.1 Son directly participated in this s. spiritualization.
24:1.1 All these s. systems of energy are under control;
29:4.38 intricate tasks involving more s. computations with
31:10.19 Supreme Being with this s. scheme of upstepping
34:1.3 This is the relation of a s. drama in few words, but
44:2.10 I recently witnessed such a s. presentation in which
45:1.2 that you may and can complete the s. undertaking.
47:7.5 some s. and magnificent, some supernal and divine
57:8.6 Michael would engage in the s undertaking of mortal
84:2.7 The s. change from the mother-family to the father
105:7.18 we are all witnessing the s. repercussions of the far-
110:1.2 These heavenly helpers are dedicated to the s. task of
128:1.1 He entered upon this s. task fully realizing his dual
152:3.1 Jesus’ fame was then augmented by this s. wonder
167:4.2 the most s. outward working of his entire career.
191:0.8 even in the face of such a s. fact as the resurrection.
stupid
3:6.5 that is not so s. as completely to mechanize the idea
133:5.12 mentally s. and ignorant, being the offspring of the
139:9.6 the twins might even reverently be called s., but they
sturdy
80:5.7 The blue strain contributed many s. traits and much
85:2.3 out in the forest affectionately embracing a s. oak.
121:7.11 3. The s. morality of the established Jewish religion.
127:3.14 His s. and practical optimism was contagious;
172:5.1 These s. Galileans were confused and disconcerted
177:4.3 Judas thoroughly understood the s. character of
195:2.6 The Stoic and his s. appeal to “nature and conscience
sturgeon
60:2.9 Marked changes occurred in the fish family, a s. type
style
87:6.14 you engage in prayer, you resort to the older s. of
87:6.14 s. of another generation, the so-called solemn s..
121:4.4 and in accordance with the s., of Paul’s Epistles.
129:1.3 but during that time Jesus created a new s. of boat
129:1.3 had more work, turning out these new-s. boats,
135:1.4 Mount Carmel and decided to adopt his s. of dress.
139:2.12 Something of Peter’s s. and teaching is shown in the
139:2.12 Peter’s vigorous s. was better shown in his letter
195:10.14 had been men who preferred such a s. of worship.