— Tri-Tz —
triad
95:1.4 Babylonian t.: Bel, Ea, and Anu, the gods of earth,
95:3.3 The t. of this age was Truth-Justice-Righteousness.
104:0.1 revealed religion must not be confused with the t.
104:0.3 the t. made its appearance in religion, and this long
104:0.3 Romans, and Scandinavians all had t. gods, but
104:0.3 T. deities all had a natural origin and have
104:0.3 Sometimes the concept of an evolutionary t. has
104:1.5 these doctrines with the evolutionary t. conceptions.
triads
95:1.4 Still other t. grew up in different localities, all
104:0.1 The ideas of t. arose from suggestive relationships
104:0.2 man generally tends to think in t.: yesterday, today,
104:1.4 It is often difficult to distinguish between the t. and
trial—noun; see trial—judicial; see trial and error
34:6.13 And throughout every t. and in the presence of every
53:4.7 period of delay was a time of great t. and testing to
53:7.12 Every ascendant mortal survived the fiery t. and
54:5.13 that the crime of Lucifer was being brought to t.
62:5.6 These first two humans—the twins—were a great t. to
70:10.7 Dueling is a modern survival of the t. by ordeal.
74:1.2 Adam was employed in the t.-and-testing physical
76:6.4 Adam and Eve of Urantia, a story of t., tragedy,
93:9.1 It was a great t. for Abraham when Melchizedek
134:8.6 Mount Hermon the great temptation, the universe t.
134:8.6 this “temptation,” this final t. of human loyalty in
138:9.2 season of public inactivity was a great t. to Jesus’
139:7.8 his presence among them was more or less of a t.,
139:9.11 faithfully until the end, until the dark days of t.,
143:3.1 and the Samaritans was a great t. to these Jews.
157:3.2 desired to return to this mount of t. and triumph,
165:6.2 t. discloses what really is in the heart.
171:2.6 after this period of adversity and t., the kingdom
172:5.6 Multitudes had sometimes been a great t. to the
174:5.12 be made ready for the fiery t. which is just ahead.
182:3.7 sent them to their rest, the t. grew more appalling.
182:3.10 At the time of this great t. there came up in his
186:2.6 depiction of the scene of “Pilate on t. before Jesus.
trial—judicial
15:12.3 In all matters not requiring t., the submission of
132:1.4 that they are on t. before the bar of human need.
138:9.1 even in the dark hours of the t. and crucifixion.
139:3.9 even his accuser and informer, who attended his t.
139:8.13 Thomas had a trying time during the days of the t.
145:0.3 earth family, throughout the trying ordeal of his t.,
147:2.1 to Jerusalem just before the t. and death of Jesus.
153:1.4 ending only with the Master’s t. and crucifixion.
154:3.2 that Jesus be seized and carried to Jerusalem for t.
154:3.2 domains and forcibly carry him to Jerusalem for t..
154:3.2 not expect a fair t. before his bitter enemies at
154:6.2 to arrest Jesus and take him to Jerusalem for t..
154:7.1 to arrest Jesus and take him to Jerusalem for t. on
162:1.1 had sought to bring Jesus to Jerusalem for t.
162:5.2 Presuming to place me on t. and assuming to sit as
164:4.8 along well with their scheme of holding a formal t.,
164:4.12 Josiah entered this t. with meager ideas about Jesus
164:4.12 the t. proceeded along such unfair and unjust lines.
166:1.6 his words which could be used to bring him to t.
168:3.2 of death, without t. and in defiance of all precedent.
168:3.3 decreed Jesus be apprehended and brought to t.
168:3.3 as desiring to decree his death in advance of a t..
171:4.5 had dared to condemn Jesus, even in advance of a t.,
174:2.1 before he should be arrested and brought to t..
175:3.1 The passing of death sentence (even before his t.)
175:4.13 the charges on which Jesus should be brought to t.
184:0.2 required only twenty-three to constitute a t. court.
184:1.1 Annas wanted to make sure that the Master’s t.
184:1.5 I have in determining the issues of your coming t.?
184:2.1 to the home of Caiaphas, where he knew the real t.
184:2.2 these times of the t. and crucifixion of their Master.
184:3.1 that Jesus be brought before them for his formal t..
184:3.2 was a special t. court of some thirty Sanhedrists
184:3.2 was present with Jesus throughout this so-called t..
184:3.4 the selection of witnesses and the conduct of the t..
184:3.5 witnessed such composure in a man on t. for his
184:3.17 Annas desired that the t. proceed further, and that
184:3.18 the Sanhedrist t. of Jesus ended at half past four
185:0.0 THE TRIAL BEFORE PILATE
185:0.2 This t. was arranged to take place in front of the
185:0.3 the public t. was held outside on the steps leading
185:2.4 execution against a man before affording him a fair t.
185:2.8 demands that he be sentenced to death without a t..
185:2.8 “I will not sentence this man to death without a t.;
185:5.5 custody of the chief priests and the rulers and on t.
185:5.5 in the hands of his enemies and on t. for his life.
185:6.1 not know of his night arrest and early morning t.
186:0.2 and Mary concerning the progress of Jesus’ t..
186:1.1 his report to the Sanhedrin regarding the t. and
186:1.2 Throughout the t. of Jesus before Caiaphas and
186:2.6 in his so-called t. before Pilate, the celestial hosts
186:2.6 depiction of the scene of “Pilate on t. before Jesus.
194:4.11 dispensed with all formalities of t. and proceeded
trial and error
16:7.2 appears only after the experience of motor t..
70:0.3 is an unconscious development; it evolves by t..
81:5.4 the present-day social mechanism is a t. insurance
81:6.41 Society is the offspring of age upon age of t.;
trial—adjective
1:4.3 when your t. trip in the flesh is finished, when the
26:7.4 from the Havona circles to Paradise are t. trips;
28:6.6 The Memory of Mercy is a living t. balance,
32:5.4 Having survived the t. life of time and material
48:5.1 When a pilgrim of time advances from a t. world
74:1.2 Adam was employed in the t.-and-testing physical
82:3.14 Many primitive tribes sanctioned t. marriage until the
82:3.15 These primitive t. marriages were entirely free from
82:3.15 they are in reality entering upon a form of t. marriage
184:0.2 required only twenty-three to constitute a t. court.
184:3.2 a special t. court of some thirty Sanhedrists and
trials—see trials—judicial
2:5.3 Even during your fiery t. remember that “in all our
4:3.4 Man’s wisdom grows out of the t. and errors of
23:2.12 Your anxieties and sorrows, your t. and
25:3.10 but they are very unlike the petty t. and travails of
40:5.11 intelligence through long ages of evolutionary t.
49:3.5 the same relative t. and joys that are experienced by
54:6.1 involved innocent beings in t. and tribulations, but
54:6.5 And there is compensation for these t., delays, and
60:0.2 few types outlived the rigorous t. of the preceding
72:4.4 state, and on to the national t. of skill and prowess.
110:7.10 more patiently go through the t. of my selection,
124:1.5 a favorite pastime constituted one of the great t. of
127:3.15 his patience, enabled him serenely to endure the t. of
128:2.1 Jesus’ brothers and sisters were facing the t. and
132:7.2 allowed more time for the t. and difficulties of life
140:5.18 In the face of t. and persecutions he said, “My peace
143:3.2 I suggest that no mention be made of our t. and
153:1.3 the right and the wrong way of meeting spiritual t..
157:4.6 would undoubtedly endure the fiery t. which were
157:7.3 affected by these selfsame t. and tribulations, but
158:2.4 to suffer disappointments and experience many t.,
159:3.11 souls who only halfheartedly stand up before the t. of
165:6.2 so will I exalt those who endure the t. of this hour
165:6.3 Fiery t. are drawing near you.
171:4.2 the frailties of man’s defense against the t. and
178:3.4 endure many sorrows—and these t. are even now
179:4.5 for the temptations and t. which are just ahead.”
180:4.3 you may be the better prepared to endure those t.
trials—judicial
183:1.1 the calloused soldiers, the unfair conduct of his t.,
184:4.2 During this tragic hour of suffering and mock t.
186:2.1 little concerned with the details of his so-called t..
186:2.9 Jesus said little during these t., but he said enough to
triangle
43:1.8 your time will be spent in that administrative t.
43:1.9 is located in the mid-zone of the thirty-fifth t.
43:1.9 of the finaliters, situated in the thirty-sixth t..
43:1.9 an area in the mid-region of the thirty-fourth t.
78:1.3 located in the t. of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers;
triangles
46:4.5 4. The t.—the local or Jerusem administrative areas.
46:4.6 activities into circles, squares, rectangles, and t. is
46:8.0 8. THE JERUSEM TRIANGLES
46:8.1 of Jerusem are directed from the one hundred t..
46:8.1 The t. are surrounded by the panoramic depiction
48:3.15 of the variously designated circles, squares, and t..
triangular
43:1.7 half of Edentia is divided into seventy t. sections,
43:1.9 that each of these seventy t. areas is correlated with
Triassic
60:1.3 the extrusion of basalt lava between these T. strata.
60:1.14 twenty-five million years and is known as the T..
triata
11:8.7 systems are threefold organizations known as t..
11:8.7 dark gravity bodies encircling Havona are neither t.
14:3.6 T. physical constitution, coupled with the balancing
42:2.17 Uversa these energies of Havona are known as T..
tribal—see tribal chief; tribal deity or deities;
tribal god(s)
49:4.7 Human beings are all gregarious, both t. and racial.
51:5.4 the racial wars and other t. struggles are diminished,
52:1.3 the fittest; the government of these times is wholly t..
52:1.7 fear coupled with ignorant awe and t. superstition.
52:2.1 Government appears on earth, and the advanced t.
52:2.5 Racial struggles and t. wars continue over into this
52:2.5 Color is the basis of t. and national groupings, and
52:2.6 national life begins to replace t. organization or
52:2.6 superimposed upon the existing t. groupings.
52:2.6 human relationships have been chiefly t.; now,
52:2.7 The idea of t. rule gradually gives way to the dual
52:2.11 The preceding period of t. struggles and rugged
52:2.11 much chance of survival in a primitive and warring t.
62:2.5 These dawn mammals developed more of a t. spirit
63:2.2 made up their minds to flee from the t. habitat and
63:4.2 The t. life of the animal ancestors of these early
63:4.8 Family feuds increased, t. wars broke out, serious
63:6.4 from eating the flesh of the animal of t. veneration.
63:6.8 Onagar instituted an efficient t. government,
64:6.3 were the first of the Sangik children to develop a t.
64:6.6 these t. wars would result in the speedy extinction of
64:6.8 more intelligent strains perished in these t. struggles;
66:5.28 9. The governors of advanced t. relations.
66:5.30 intertribal relations, and to improve t. governments.
66:5.31 10. The supreme court of t. co-ordination and racial
67:4.1 Tut and the commission on t. government all went
68:1.2 The lone man was helpless unless he bore a t. mark
68:4.1 customs develop into folkways or t. traditions—
68:4.2 And all of these t. reactions grew out of the effort to
69:3.9 castes of priests, apart from the t. medicine men,
69:4.6 The first t. treaty concerned the intertribalizing of
69:8.3 contemporary tribes, those having less t. egotism,
69:9.7 marriage required the consent of the t. ruler.
70:1.6 at least once a year, to permit the t. stone fights.
70:1.10 3. Vanity—the desire to exhibit t. prowess.
70:1.15 recital of the atrocious cruelty of the ancient t. wars;
70:1.15 honor to the mores of a t. chieftain of two hundred
70:3.3 forced the t. organization upon the kinship clans,
70:3.8 rested upon the generative organ of the t. native.
70:4.9 t. governments being a loose confederation of clans.
70:4.9 The native Australians never developed a t. form of
70:5.9 The clan and t. councils continued in an advisory
70:7.7 And it was the supreme humiliation, a t. disgrace,
70:7.10 The t. marks were cut on the body as a part of the
70:7.12 and to submit to lifelong subjection to the t. taboos.
70:10.9 religion has since modified these early t. practices.
70:10.11 One of the earliest formulations of advanced t. law
70:10.11 with the taking over of the blood feud as a t. affair.
70:10.15 Treason—the “selling out” or betrayal of one’s t.
70:11.4 Crime was an assault upon the t. mores, sin was
71:1.23 such t. federations were usually firmly cemented
71:1.23 the t. government proving a valuable transition
71:1.24 reappearance of the clan and t stages of development
71:3.2 a prime factor in t. welding and nation building
72:1.4 The development from the t. stage to the appearance
75:3.4 chairman of the Edenic commission on t. relations,
76:2.8 But Cain knew that, since he bore no t. mark,
76:4.8 These children were born and reared in the t.
79:5.2 The t. organization of the red races was formed
79:8.5 This political reunification of the later t. groups was
80:5.6 When the t. council of the Andite elders adjudged
81:3.2 communities were t.—expanded family groups.
82:2.4 In the earliest stages of t. development the mores
82:5.5 Some t. mores forbade marriage to a dead brother’s
82:5.9 Outmarriage led to t. co-ordination and to military
82:5.10 resulted in a compounding of the separate t. mores.
84:3.3 mother love handicapped women in the t. defense.
84:4.4 Many t. and racial traditions relegate trouble to
84:4.6 And many t. mores decreed that a mother must
87:1.3 If the t. medicine man failed to cure an afflicted
89:2.4 calamity was regarded as punishment for t. sin.
89:5.6 inbreeding which was supposed to accentuate t.
90:1.6 shamanism that took the exclusive direction of t.
90:2.12 the aristocracy, being exempt from all t. restrictions.
90:5.3 The initiation ceremonies of the primitive t. secret
92:1.1 T. fetishes grew into totems and tribal gods;
94:1.3 monotheism occasioned by separation into t. units,
95:2.2 Each t. leader in Egypt, after fighting his way to
95:7.5 There was only one factor of a t., racial, or national
96:6.1 the rule of the various t. sheiks, the so-called Judges.
97:1.1 hope to survive unless they confederated their t.
98:3.1 of the family gods into the t. reverence for Mars,
103:3.1 the influence of the clan or t. spirit of solidarity.
103:3.5 became focalized and crystallized into t. beliefs,
134:5.6 become united, for various reasons, into t. units—
160:5.2 When men react to religion in the t., national, or
tribal chief(s)
69:9.11 Later, homesites were assigned by the t., who held
70:1.15 honor to the mores of a t. chieftain of two hundred
70:4.9 The clan headmen were always subordinate to the t.,
70:4.10 mother; the t. war chiefs established the father line.
70:4.10 The courts of the t. and early kings consisted of the
70:5.3 council was one of the forerunners of the later t..
85:6.3 T. chiefs died and were deified.
88:5.5 could get a new name by buying it from the t.;
tribal deity or deities
43:3.4 vague and indefinite t. with the Most High Fathers.
94:1.1 newcomers brought along with them their many t..
96:0.1 gods, then subordinates all foreign gods to his t.,
96:1.12 Canaanites held loosely to the worship of the old t..
96:1.12 therefore these tribes continued to worship their t.,
96:7.3 from the crude idea of a t. to the vastly expanded
tribal god(s)
92:1.1 Tribal fetishes grew into totems and t.; magic
95:2.2 to perpetuate his dynasty by proclaiming his t. the
96:1.15 the Jews changed their views of Deity from the t.
96:4.2 as an expanded concept of their olden t., Yahweh.
96:4.3 the compromise adoption of their t. of the desert
96:4.8 Under the teachings of Moses this t. nature god,
96:5.8 Yahweh was that of a God little better than the t.
97:1.2 the other half continued in the worship of the t. of
97:1.4 ascent from an idea on the order of the t. to the
97:1.7 did not progress very far beyond the concept of a t..
97:4.1 A great step in the transition of the t.—the god who
121:5.1 Gods were t. or national, not personal.
143:4.2 where they worshiped Yahweh and their t. and
169:4.5 stood for the progressive conception of the t. God of
tribe
61:2.11 now a whole t. of placental mammals deserted the
61:3.13 cat t., by panthers and large saber-toothed tigers,
62:2.6 it was just seventy generations after this new t. had
62:3.3 as the heads of the whole t. of dawn mammals,
62:3.8 lone surviving t. built anew its treetop bedrooms
62:3.9 and following their example, more than half the t.,
62:3.11 retarded male and female of the mid-mammal t., a
62:3.12 they sprang from the mid-mammals, a t. in which
62:3.13 Modern man and simians did spring from the same t.
62:3.13 of the selected remnant of this mid-mammal t.,
62:3.13 two weeks during the last fierce battle of their t.,
62:4.1 to the two leading members of the mid-mammal t.:
62:4.1 grew larger in comparison with others among the t..
62:4.2 about fourteen years of age, they fled from the t.,
63:1.2 were little different from the average of their t.,
63:2.1 popular with their animal cousins of the Primates t..
63:2.1 Nor had they improved their standing in the t. by
63:4.3 They were a wonderful t..
64:6.10 mounds of stone just to see which t. could build the
64:7.19 a chance meeting occurred between an Indian t. and
66:6.5 labored for the uplift and advancement of a given t.
66:6.5 t. or race were always natives of that t. or race.
66:6.5 and mores of even a superior race upon another t..
66:7.15 disrespect to your parents or to the elders of the t..
68:4.4 just so—in accordance with the folkways of the t..
68:6.10 There is a t. in Australia whose mothers refuse to
68:6.10 one cannibalistic t. ate every fifth child born.
69:2.2 the lot of the average t. was one of destitution and
69:2.5 The Hebrews were the first t. to put a supreme
69:5.2 The early banker was the valorous man of the t..
69:9.8 and weapons, was the common possession of the t..
69:9.9 later, inherited by the surviving family or by the t..
69:9.14 only a life tenureship; at death land reverted to the t..
70:1.5 Peace was thus first enjoyed by the in-group, or t.,
70:1.12 5. Revenge was the motive for war when one t.
70:1.12 war when one t. believed that a neighboring t. had
70:3.6 In the early ages each t. was surrounded by
70:3.11 The t. so honored would pay a return visit, with its
70:4.1 peace group was the family, then the clan, the t.,
70:4.2 The clans were blood-tie groups within the t.,
70:6.3 the t. and later state had no natural leader, and this
70:7.1 resultant complex t. was the first true political body.
70:7.7 the power of mystery over the rest of the t..
70:10.13 by the family, then by the clan, and later on by the t..
74:5.8 The sending of ambassadors from one t. to another
74:8.5 a Malay t. from the lemur, a New Guinea group
76:2.8 classed him with the greatly feared t. of Adam.
80:7.2 a brilliant t. of Andites migrated to Crete.
82:5.6 the custom to choose partners from outside the t..
83:2.2 escape the domination of the older men of their t.;
83:2.2 the hands of men of their own age from another t..
83:5.1 unmarried women belonged to the men of the t..
83:5.2 marriage regulation favored the survival of the t.
86:4.1 about a departed chief by several members of his t.
87:4.3 dual spiritism did not have to spread from t. to t.;
88:1.5 to the snake dance of the Moqui t. of red men
88:6.2 was supposed to be for the good of the whole t..
89:2.1 Every primitive t. had its tree of forbidden fruit,
89:6.2 sacrifice of a respected old man of a certain t..
90:2.3 by regular spirits and recognized gods of the t..
90:2.11 accumulate practically all the material wealth of his t.
91:0.2 be performed which included the whole clan or t..
91:0.4 The Toda t. of India now observes this practice of
91:3.2 semimagical recitations of the present-day Toda t.,
92:2.5 illustrated by the example of a New Zealand t.
92:2.5 that this selfsame t. had become the chosen people
93:7.3 able to claim the continued allegiance of a whole t.
94:1.3 into tribal units, each t. having its venerated god.
95:7.2 Each t. worshiped its olden fetish, and many families
97:9.11 David’s cosmopolitan t. of Judah was more gentile
103:5.2 expands in concept to embrace the clan, the t.,
121:5.1 religion had chiefly been an affair of the t. or nation;
134:5.8 which makes possible the evolution of the t.,
134:5.9 the families and clans in relation to the t. and larger
193:1.2 this good news to all creatures of every race, t.,
tribes
12:7.9 personality of will dignity among the savage t.
50:4.3 the remote t. continued in hunting and food foraging,
52:2.4 t. tend to develop specialized systems of thought.
61:1.9 opossums, and several t. of monkeylike animals.
61:6.1 the simian t. have remained stationary or have
62:1.1 not directly related to the pre-existent t. of gibbons
62:1.2 These migrating t. finally reached the salubrious
62:1.3 that there sprang two great groups, the simian t. of
62:2.1 but unlike the simian t., they were flesh eaters.
62:2.1 The later ape t. retained the grasping big toe but
62:2.5 few of the older noncarnivorous monkeylike t.
62:3.11 twins became the founders of the modern simian t.
62:4.3 while the less intelligent and closely related t. lived
62:4.7 Primates t. were the last vital link in the evolution of
62:4.7 not a single individual of these extraordinary t. was
62:5.9 admixture with their relatives of the Primates t..
63:1.4 of Andon and Fonta to flee from the Primates t.
63:1.4 to mate with their retarded cousins of the simian t..
63:4.4 their constantly recurring battles with the inferior t.,
63:4.7 injustice or insult at the hands of the neighboring t..
63:5.3 These Andonic t. were the river dwellers of France;
63:5.7 these Andon t. manifested a degree of intelligence
63:6.1 of Onagar, who assumed the leadership of these t.,
64:1.1 the danger of mingling with the inferior simian t..
64:1.1 blocked by the ice, and though the dispersing t.
64:1.3 While these Andonic t. were developing the pioneers
64:1.7 southward and presently mated with the inferior t..
64:2.2 These t. were so largely mixed with forest apelike
64:2.2 They had no religion but were crude flintworkers
64:2.3 These t. are the so-called Heidelberg race.
64:2.4 the Foxhall peoples of England and the Badonan t.
64:3.0 3. THE BADONAN TRIBES
64:3.1 the t. of Badonan, a great-great-grandson of Andon.
64:3.3 While the t. of the north grew more and more to fear
64:3.5 850,000 years ago the superior Badonan t. began a
64:3.5 brought about a slight improvement in the hill t.
64:4.2 The Neanderthalers were great hunters, and the t. in
64:4.4 Ever these t. retreated before the advancing ice,
64:5.1 500,000 years ago the Badonan t. of the highlands
64:6.4 this so weakened them that the yellow t. were able to
64:6.14 The primitive yellow t. were the first to abandon the
64:6.14 developed a fraternal spirit, the various t. learning to
64:6.15 assumed the leadership of these t. and proclaimed
64:6.17 Before their dispersion these t. experienced a revival
64:6.18 split into three major divisions: The northern t. were
64:6.23 many of the t. back to the worship of the true God
64:7.4 They were closely followed by the yellow t., who
64:7.5 the red race forsook Asia, there were eleven t.,
64:7.5 These t. were accompanied by three small groups
64:7.8 migrated along the old trails of the Andon t..
64:7.9 and absorb their invading cousins of the Sangik t..
64:7.10 Sangik t. were more intelligent than the deteriorated
64:7.10 the mingling of these Sangik t. with the Neanderthal
64:7.10 the successive waves of increasingly intelligent t. that
64:7.11 has persisted as swarthy nomadic t. of modern Arabs
64:7.14 certain of the indigo t. were considerably improved
64:7.17 Andon t. came very near being driven into the sea.
64:7.18 this union was slightly beneficial to the Eskimo t..
64:7.19 These two t. found it difficult to communicate with
66:3.7 it was from these near-by t. that the first students
66:3.8 the superior individuals of the surrounding t. and,
66:4.1 those t. near the Mesopotamian headquarters were
66:4.7 to affect the eating habits of many surrounding t.,
66:4.10 to the men and women of the various human t..
66:4.16 these same one hundred children of the Andon t.
66:5.11 was employed in fostering industry within the t.
66:5.19 Lut’s guardians of health persisted among the t. of
66:5.29 a serious people; little humor graced these early t..
66:5.30 were very helpful in influencing more remote t..
66:6.4 the surrounding t. and, after training them, sending
66:7.5 as emissaries of the Prince to the needy t. of their
67:5.2 misled and mistaught t. of the Dalamatia hinterland
67:6.1 just before the days of the birth of the Sangik t..
68:2.1 well illustrates what the early t. came up through.
68:5.4 Many t. made independent discoveries of this sort,
68:6.8 all primitive t. killed deformed and sickly children.
68:6.10 In Madagascar some t. still destroy all children born
69:2.6 The Sangik t. were fairly industrious when residing
69:3.10 Among some t. sewing and weaving were done by
69:4.3 traders were scrupulously honest within their t. but
69:4.6 interchange of ideas and intermingling of various t..
69:5.2 raids on the property and wealth of neighboring t..
69:5.13 Individuals in certain t. would accumulate property
69:6.2 backward t. refuse to sleep unless a flame burns
69:7.5 confusion, many t. shamefully treated their women.
69:8.3 But many of the contemporary t., those having
69:8.4 they were far above those of the surrounding t..
69:8.7 The backward t. of ancient times, like the native
69:9.1 were almost unknown among these ancient t..
69:9.6 escape enslavement to the shiftless idlers of their t..
69:9.9 not hesitate to appropriate the goods of other t..
69:9.14 The very first land titles granted by t. to individuals
70:0.2 antagonisms of the t., clans, families, and individuals.
70:1.8 and during these struggles the early peace t. were
70:1.13 when peace became oppressive, neighboring t. were
70:1.15 Always these olden t. made war at the bidding of
70:1.19 Early wars were fought between t. as a whole, but
70:1.19 when two individuals in different t. had a dispute,
70:1.19 instead of t. fighting, the two disputants engaged in
70:3.1 child rearing, while the emerging clans and t. took
70:3.3 kinsmen; and these subsequently evolved into t.,
70:3.10 The peace ambassadors of two warring t. would
70:4.0 4. CLANS AND TRIBES
70:5.1 From the early clans and primitive t. there developed
70:5.4 Some t. had female councils, and from time to time
70:5.4 and from time to time many t. had women rulers.
70:5.4 Certain t. of the red man preserved the teaching of
70:5.9 forms are in actual existence among the various t..
70:6.6 clans and t. would simply rise up and overthrow
70:7.9 clubs paid money for the use of women from other t.
70:7.13 t. sanctioned the formation of women’s secret clubs,
70:7.14 advanced t., after contact with Dalamatia teachers,
70:7.16 They were the first spies when the t. were at war
70:8.10 produced their own classes within the clans and t.,
70:8.12 Among the t. the boy remained under the watchcare
70:10.7 practiced by almost all the evolving t. at one time
70:10.8 that the Hebrews and other semicivilized t. practiced
70:10.9 evolving t. recognized this right of blood vengeance.
71:0.1 contest of force between the struggling t. and nations
71:1.3 The northern t. of the American red men never
71:1.3 a loose confederation of t., a primitive form of state.
71:1.23 as remnants of the clans and t. of former days.
73:1.1 the t. languished in the depths of savagery and
74:5.3 and extensive trade relations with the near-by t.
74:5.5 and sought to apply these ideas to the outlying t..
74:8.5 primitive t. believed and taught that they were the
74:8.5 Certain North American Indian t. believed they
74:8.5 Certain African t. teach that they are descended
75:3.1 western or Syrian confederation of the Nodite t..
75:3.1 a great influence among the western Nodite t..
75:3.2 most intelligent of all the neighboring t. had swung
75:3.4 of winning the remote t. to the cause of the Garden.
75:3.5 immediately to advance the needy waiting t..
75:5.9 was not slow in reaching the home t. of Serapatatia
76:0.1 the hills of that region were infested with hostile t..
76:3.3 the successor of Adam as the head of the Adamite t..
76:3.4 foreign missionary service to the surrounding t.,
76:3.6 possessed great advantages over the surrounding t..
76:3.10 debased and commercial priesthoods of the later t.
76:4.4 the southern t. with whom they later united were
76:4.4 Later on, most of these vegetarian t. migrated to the
76:4.8 mothers were selected from all the surrounding t.
77:2.2 with those of the selected stock of the Andon t.,
77:3.1 to intermarry with the Andonite and Sangik t.
77:3.1 Accordingly a council of the t. was called, and
77:3.4 the t. began to forgather at the building site.
77:4.4 into Elam and there united with the mixed Sangik t..
77:4.7 will never be able to trace out and follow these t.
77:4.7 these ancient t. suddenly loom upon the horizon
78:0.1 as amalgamated with the Nodite and Sangik t.,
78:2.2 fight the influences of the surrounding and inferior t.
78:3.5 the central-eastern European lands were held by t.
78:5.3 these central Asian t. who conquered Europe, India,
78:6.1 pressure of the hill t. to the east and the harassment
78:8.4 These less advanced but more vigorous t. from the
78:8.4 Mesopotamia, adopting the arts of the valley t.
79:1.1 the continual drifting of the Andite t. into western
79:1.4 of China and India, the more highly civilized t. began
79:5.2 off the mainland by the later migrating yellow t..
79:5.2 thousand years before the yellow t. arrived.
79:5.5 The red t. continued their internecine conflicts, and
79:5.6 One hundred thousand years ago the decimated t.
79:5.6 over the Bering isthmus, became passable, these t.
79:5.7 spreading out over North America as nomadic t.,
79:5.7 Eskimos were the nearest to white men the t. of
79:6.3 southern-coastwise thrust of the northern Chinese t..
79:6.4 victorious t. of the yellow man established centers
80:2.2 The superior t. to the west migrated to Spain and
80:3.9 During the previous hunting era the superior t. had
80:4.2 immediately assimilated by the northern Andite t..
80:5.1 The t. of northern Europe were being continuously
80:5.3 the advancing t. of the mixed white race met with
80:5.4 the Somme, became the hero of the northern white t.
80:6.5 overrun by the inferior t. from inhospitable Arabia
80:7.13 these Adamsonites became incorporated in the t. of
80:8.1 mountain survivors of the earlier Andonite t. which
80:8.3 The t. that dwelt in houses erected on piles or log
80:8.4 These t. deteriorated rapidly as they moved away
80:8.5 These t. later amalgamated with groups of Andonite
81:1.5 climatic necessity would cause whole t. to pass from
81:3.1 It even became the custom for entire t. to dedicate
81:3.1 Yellow River, the chief business of the superior t.
81:6.7 races and t. who thus sought ease seldom utilized
82:3.5 early t. required feats of stealing as a qualification
82:3.6 t. put the severe marriage tests of male endurance in
82:3.10 Many t. allowed members of the ruling group to
82:3.11 Some t. married the young men to the widows and
82:3.11 Other t. limited mating to similar age groups.
82:3.12 Some t. burned widows alive.
82:3.14 Many primitive t. sanctioned trial marriage until the
82:4.2 marriage was more permanent among the early t.
82:5.2 sometimes resulted in the upbuilding of strong t.,
82:5.3 women to choose husbands within their fathers’ t..
82:5.7 Many t. finally forbade marriages within the clan;
82:5.7 the custom of stealing women from neighboring t..
82:5.8 desire of Sangik races to mate outside their own t..
82:5.9 marriages between the t. lessened hostilities.
82:5.10 with its wife stealing and buying from foreign t.,
83:3.1 t. permitted the husband’s brand to be burned
83:3.2 among the later t. such a wife was not transferable.
83:3.4 Among some t. a mutual deposit was made with
83:4.3 Among some t. parents simply took their daughter to
83:5.3 polygyny and polyandry—among more advanced t..
83:5.11 blending of the evolutionary t. with the Nodites
83:6.3 The Chaldean t. recognized the right of a wife to
83:7.3 As the mores evolved, certain t. developed two
84:2.2 family; and many t. long held to this arrangement.
84:3.6 In many backward t. today, the men cook the meat,
84:3.6 when the primitive t. of Australia are on the march,
84:4.7 Among the unmixed t., childbirth was comparatively
84:4.7 the higher t. looked upon death in childbirth as the
84:5.4 those t. which persisted in cruelty to females did not
85:1.1 India still worship a stone, as do numerous t. in
85:1.3 All ancient clans and t. had their sacred stones,
85:1.4 In fact, among all backward t. and peoples stones
85:2.4 tree spirits varied greatly among different t. and
85:4.2 A rainbow is yet worshiped by many of the hill t.
85:4.3 rain has been feared and worshiped by primitive t.
85:4.4 Some t. worshiped fire as a deity itself; others
86:2.2 certain backward t. even yet howl and lament over
86:5.2 All primitive t., except those little above animals,
86:5.14 backward t. still believe that the making of pictures,
87:3.4 Most t. instituted an all-souls’ feast at least once a
87:3.5 all t. and races once believed in ghosts.
87:4.1 for ages many t. clung to the old belief in one class
87:4.1 They taught that man had good luck when the ghost
88:1.2 Many t. had fetish stones, but few have survived as
88:1.3 among some t. the persistence of nature worship led
88:3.4 many stages of development, from clans to t.,
88:4.7 increase faster, and it is still true of some African t..
88:5.5 among the most primitive t., such as the African
89:2.4 Among the early t. the violation of a taboo was a
89:2.5 Many apparently hygienic customs of the early t.
89:5.4 resorted to by many African t. as a war measure,
89:5.6 man-eaters consume only members of their own t.,
89:5.7 Among some t. aged parents would seek to be eaten
89:5.14 Then cannibalism became taboo among the higher t..
89:5.15 put a stop to cannibalism, except among the lowest t.
89:5.16 even among the more backward t. dog-eating greatly
89:6.2 among the backward African and Australian t..
89:6.2 Among certain backward t., human sacrifice is still
89:6.5 In later times the northern European t. substituted
89:7.1 such backward t. were not only greatly weakened by
90:1.1 the later t. had both the earlier shaman-medicine men
90:2.3 Witchcraft was a religion with many primitive t..
90:2.9 Many true teachers have appeared among the t.
90:4.3 The more primitive t. greatly feared the sick,
91:0.3 among Australian t. primitive religious prayers
91:0.5 Baganda t. of Africa have only recently emerged
92:6.1 Many African t., except through missionary work
93:2.4 Among some of the surrounding t. Melchizedek was
93:4.14 the various t. all maintained auxiliary centers on
93:5.3 in Egypt, China, India, or among the northern t..
93:5.6 were raiding the t. of central and southern Palestine.
93:5.10 confederated under his leadership seven near-by t..
93:5.10 a zeal to go forth and round up the neighboring t.
93:5.11 peaceful relations with all the surrounding t.;
93:5.12 Abraham, at the head of his seven confederated t.,
93:5.14 became leader of a second confederation of eleven t.
93:7.1 missionaries, who penetrated to all the surrounding t.
93:7.2 Mesopotamia, and Lake Van to enlighten the t. of
93:7.3 the task was so great and the t. were so backward
93:8.1 was the growing tendency of the surrounding t.,
93:9.4 He was the spiritual leader of all the surrounding t.
94:0.1 the Salem religion penetrated to the remotest t. of
94:10.1 Christian missionaries found among the t. of Europe.
95:1.7 Greece as Aphrodite, and the northern t. as Astarte.
95:2.3 the twoscore separate t. have a special group god,
95:2.3 Still earlier they had been totem t., very much like
95:7.5 all Arabian t. were willing to pay to a certain black
96:0.2 revered by the Kenites and several other Canaanite t.
96:1.3 Yahweh was the god of the southern Palestinian t.,
96:1.3 attention and claimed the worship of the Semitic t.
96:1.12 these t. continued to worship their tribal deities,
96:2.3 certain t. of Semites, because of their peculiar
96:2.5 worshiped by one hundred separate Arabian t.,
96:4.3 symbolized by the golden calf of the Bedouin t..
96:5.3 of the Egyptians and the surrounding Levantine t.
96:5.6 But Moses taught these t. that they would become
96:5.8 when Moses passed on, these Bedouin t. quickly
96:5.9 of Abraham, Nahor, Lot, and other of the related t.
97:3.2 The southern or wandering Arabian t. looked upon
97:4.1 the oppression, and immorality of the northern t..
97:9.1 There never were twelve t. of the Israelites—only
97:9.1 Israelites—only three or four t. settled in Palestine.
97:9.3 this exploit that led the hill t. to make Saul king.
97:9.3 “Judah” to the list of t. participating in the battle.
97:9.14 David laid heavy tribute on the neighboring t.—
98:3.2 This religion of the Latin t. was not trivial and venal
111:0.4 African t. believed in two factors, the ka and the ba;
122:1.1 through the southern t. of the ancient blue man,
128:1.14 about the experiences of the reputed t. of Ruben,
134:5.6 And then, by trade, commerce, and conquest, t.
134:5.8 clans and t. have often been subversive of the
135:6.7 to commemorate the crossing of the “twelve t.” at
156:3.2 descended from the earlier Canaanite t. of earlier
191:4.4 good news to the different races and t. of mankind.
tribesman
70:1.12 neighboring tribe caused the death of a fellow t..
89:5.6 honor to the soul of a friend or fellow t. if his body
89:5.9 for inflicting the death penalty upon a fellow t..
90:3.7 Among some it was believed that a t. could die as
tribesmen
63:2.1 meeting death at the hands of their already jealous t..
63:2.3 less likely to be missed and pursued by their t. and
64:4.13 returned because they sacrificed their fellow t..
64:5.3 when these youths later mated with their fellow t.,
69:5.13 some holiday or by freely distributing it to fellow t..
70:11.2 But originally these laws applied only to fellow t.,
74:2.4 thousands of the near-by t. accepted the teachings of
76:2.8 mark, he would be killed by the first neighboring t.
78:6.6 from intermarriage with the inferior neighboring t.,
89:6.3 sacrifice, and with the approval of his fellow t..
90:1.4 states which would impress and mystify the t..
92:5.6 In central Asia the t. still look for the return of
93:6.4 the Semitic t. subsequently preferred to go back to
96:6.3 concept of a supreme Yahweh in the minds of t.,
97:9.3 an attack by the Ammonites upon their fellow t.—
tribulation
12:7.11 error or evil of each man augments the t. of all men.
47:8.7 “Coming up through great t.” serves to make
48:7.14 Mortals only learn wisdom by experiencing t..
59:6.0 6. THE AGE OF BIOLOGIC TRIBULATION
59:6.2 This was a time of biologic t., the age when life
59:6.11 biologic t., known to your students as the Permian,
60:0.2 rigorous trials of the preceding period of biologic t..
65:5.4 There are, of course, certain compensations for t.,
118:10.9 the apparent cruelty of a perverse fate that heaps t.
136:8.6 Son of Man know that it would be “through much t.
137:6.5 for I warn you that it will be only through much t.
151:2.2 their devotion is short-lived in the face of t. and
169:1.5 off into a foreign land, where he fell into much t..
176:1.4 There will be great t., for these will be the days of
178:3.4 You must first pass through much t. and endure
181:1.6 In this world you will have t., but be of good cheer
tribulations
19:2.4 superuniverse authority through the experiential t.
35:9.8 far more than compensate for the confusion and t. of
40:5.11 through long ages of evolutionary trials and t.,
54:6.1 involved many innocent beings in trials and t., but
54:6.4 rest secure in the eternal assurance that such t. are
128:2.1 Jesus’ brothers and sisters were facing the t. and
157:7.3 likewise affected by these selfsame trials and t.,
180:3.1 But when you endure these t., you should recall that
tribunal
18:3.7 must participate in the final decrees of the supreme t.
19:3.4 Universal Censor constitute a t. of Trinity divinity,
19:3.4 either as a fact-finding or as a truth-revealing t.,
19:3.5 When the t. of nine arrives at a decision following
25:2.9 automatically becomes recorder, the clerk of the t..
43:2.4 The mortal division of this latter t. consists of seven
43:5.12 Most High judge-advocate, head of the emergency t.
46:8.1 Michael, but the t. of the Ancients of Days has not
53:7.14 there then existed no local universe power nor t.
71:8.13 of nations presided over by a supreme planetary t.
72:2.7 the chief of the supreme t., and by the presiding
72:2.8 The federal supreme t. approves the appointment
72:2.12 3. Federal supreme court—the high t. for the
72:2.12 This supreme t. consists of twelve men over forty
72:2.12 have served two or more years on some state t.,
162:3.3 death penalty without the approval of a Roman t..
164:4.12 courageously bore before this supreme t. of all Israel
185:1.1 and held the Sanhedrin in respect as the highest t. on
185:2.5 Pilate sought to refer the case back to their own t..
185:2.10 “We find in the Sanhedrist t. that this man is an
tribunals
2:3.3 by co-ordinate action of all t. of jurisdiction,
2:3.3 the courts of the Creator Son to the judgment t. of
2:3.5 fairness-finding mechanisms of the universe t.
14:3.2 long since passed the scrutiny of the supreme t. of
15:12.0 12. THE SUPREME TRIBUNALS
15:12.2 courts of the Ancients of Days are the review t. for
15:12.3 in the decrees of these supreme and superlative t..
18:4.5 courts of all three divisions, functioning in the t. of
22:3.4 cause of justice in behalf of the superuniverse t.;
22:4.3 but on Uversa and its extension t. we employ the
22:9.4 the summonses and decisions of the various t.
23:1.7 exempt from apprehension or detention by the t. of
23:2.17 they may function as executioners of the high t.
25:2.11 t. of the spheres would be hopelessly overspread
25:3.3 to be brought before the regularly constituted t. of
25:3.4 and transfers the whole question to the higher t.
29:3.2 exempt from apprehension or interference by the t.
33:7.2 the appellate cases coming up from the system t..
33:7.4 The universe t. are, therefore, denied the right to
33:7.4 question must be referred to the t. of Orvonton,
33:7.5 status as Sons is never adjudicated in the t. of a Son;
35:1.2 Gabriel presides over the regularly constituted t.
35:1.4 called as witnesses in matters pending before the t.
35:5.4 reversed on appeal to superior t. of the universe.
37:5.7 We find these commissioners in all the t. of justice,
39:1.7 the conciliators up to the highest t. of the realm.
39:1.7 not the purpose of such t. to determine punitive
39:1.9 Princes to the highest t. of the local universe, while
39:4.4 when matters come up for adjudication in the t.
39:4.4 with the records of such cases to the higher t.
43:2.3 two subsidiary but major t. at the headquarters of
50:2.5 in administration, but all provide for t. of justice.
50:2.5 has its beginnings in the t. of a Planetary Prince,
50:2.5 inhabitants are subject to appeal in the higher t.,
50:2.6 conciliators serve and supplement the planetary t.,
53:4.2 own legislative assembly and organized his own t.
53:8.4 True, the Uversa t. have not yet rendered the
53:9.3 rebellion pending the rulings of the superuniverse t.
55:8.4 assemblies and advisers to the adjudicational t..
70:12.5 As judges of their high and supreme t. only those
70:12.19 These are the purposes and aims of constitutional t.
72:2.10 whose decisions may be appealed to the high state t..
72:2.16 3. Industrial courts—the jurisdictional t. vested with
72:8.3 Judges of the jurisdictional t. of social, educational,
72:11.1 the highest parental, educational, and industrial t.,
110:7.10 I am prepared to submit all to the t. of the Ancients
112:4.12 the t. of the Sovereign of Nebadon will decree the
112:7.8 And so, having passed the t. of the local universe
113:6.3 Next she goes before the t. of the archangels, to be
tributaries
35:3.1 marvelous spheres—seventy primaries and 420 t.—
36:2.19 This world and its six t. embrace the schools of
52:4.4 portray the affairs of the local universe and all its t..
57:5.13 detach these three t. of the celestial wanderer.
57:5.14 the impact of the three Angona t. injected new and
73:3.4 It was fed by four t. which took origin in the
tributary
29:2.17 as energy projectors to the one hundred t. local
35:2.2 for the six associated spheres and their t. worlds.
35:3.1 each of which is encircled by six t. spheres devoted
35:3.2 containing seven primary and forty-two t. spheres.
35:3.10 The six t. worlds of each of these Melchizedek
35:3.13 the numerous beings who reside on the six t. worlds
35:3.17 review of the experiences of the seventy t. worlds of
36:2.10 together with its six t. satellites, is devoted to the
36:2.17 Sphere Number Four and its t. satellites are
37:2.10 Salvington worlds and their forty-two t. satellites are
37:2.10 the t. satellites are administered by Evening Stars.
37:3.7 Sphere number one and all of its six t. satellites are
37:5.10 The eighth group of seven primary worlds and t.
38:4.1 Each of these worlds has six t. satellites, whereon
38:4.1 specialized activities on the six t. satellites.
57:5.13 Due to the intense gravity field of Angona, its t.
135:2.3 John tended his sheep along a brook that was t. to
tribute
69:8.3 under t. on pain of the “destruction of all males.”
87:5.1 ghosts levied a continuous t. of service as the price
97:9.14 David next laid heavy t. on the neighboring tribes—
97:9.17 later enslaved Judah, putting the kingdom under t..
97:9.21 with the king of Egypt and refused to pay further t.
97:9.22 Judah existed for a hundred years by paying t. to the
97:9.24 He was wiped out, and Judah went under t. to Egypt
157:1.4 “Strange that the sons of the king must pay t.;
174:2.2 is this: Is it lawful for us to give t. to Caesar?
174:2.2 Show me the t. money, and I will answer you.”
174:2.4 if he would dare to advise against the payment of t.
174:2.4 if he should advise the payment of t. in so many
184:5.4 he taught the people to refuse to pay t. to Caesar.
185:2.12 2. Forbidding the people to pay t. to Caesar.
185:3.1 Then he asked, “Did you ever teach that t. should be
185:3.1 Then Pilate questioned John about this matter of t.,
tricircular
46:3.1 These separate but t. groups of stations are
trick
87:1.5 despite all this fear, men still sought to t. the ghost.
trickery
88:1.10 talented humans learned to resort to fraud and t. for
tricks
82:1.7 effectively t. selfish man into putting race welfare
87:1.2 Many t. and stratagems were practiced in an effort to
90:1.5 While many resorted to these t. and deceptions,
tricksters
90:1.4 were self-deceived; many were shrewd and able t..
175:1.16 You are t. since you teach that a man may swear by
tricky
85:2.4 mistrusted trees, believing they contained t. spirits.
triconcentric
42:2.4 These t. zones are the centrum of the Paradise cycle
tried—verb; see tried—attempted
3:3.2 “He knows the way I take, and when he has t. me,
54:5.13 if he were apprehended, t., and executed within
119:3.7 friend, one who has in “all points been t. and tested,”
119:3.7 tested,” even as they must also be t. and tested.
119:4.4 their Creator has been “in all points t. and tested in
119:5.2 In “all points he was tested and t., even as his fellows
128:1.5 And since he himself has suffered, being tested and t.
128:7.4 When their patience would be severely t., Jesus
147:6.2 to be apprehended on a religious charge and be t.
154:3.1 to seize Jesus and carry him to Jerusalem to be t.
165:5.5 after I go to the Father, you will be grievously t..
185:2.14 Jesus had not been regularly t. nor legally convicted
tried—attempted
63:2.5 They t. for two months to utilize the flint spark for
74:5.5 Adam t. to warn the races against Caligastia, but
87:2.4 advanced teachers t. to stop this, but they failed.
87:3.4 One Roman emperor t. to reform these practices by
97:9.19 trouble started when King Ahab t. to buy land
123:4.6 she unwisely t. to keep Jesus very close to her side
126:3.3 After his father’s death Jesus t. to teach the older
126:5.5 the tax collector t. to squeeze extra revenue out of
130:0.7 t. to persuade Jesus to return with them to India,
132:7.4 Buddha t. to live and teach as a messenger of God,
137:4.5 James and Jude t. to comfort their mother, while
139:8.10 When depressed, unfortunately Thomas always t. to
146:6.3 Jesus vainly t. to explain that the lad was not really
146:6.3 he always in great modesty t. to hide his miracles.
148:9.2 His friends t. to gain entrance to Zebedee’s house
154:4.6 This world has never seriously t. to carry out the
169:1.13 “Since this father truly loved both of his sons, he t.
170:4.14 This world has never honestly t. out these dynamic
172:3.6 Jesus had long t. by direct teaching to impress
tried—adjective
18:4.6 are all seasoned, t., and experienced administrators.
20:8.4 even the t. and true teachers of the Sons of God
25:6.3 The recorders are a tested and t. corps.
31:0.13 They are indeed the accumulating t. and true souls of
45:2.3 This mighty and brilliant Lord of Satania is a t. and
66:6.5 uplift and advance the time-t. mores of each race.
154:1.1 Only the t. and trusted disciples were admitted to
156:6.5 effective consolidation of the t. and true survivors of
163:0.1 one hundred and fifty other true and t. disciples
165:6.2 the lord of the household shall set the true and t.
tries
195:9.6 religion threatens to dominate him, he invariably t.
trifle—noun
32:1.4 local universe, the mass materialization is a t. less.
32:2.11 t. less than two hundred fifty thousand light-years.
38:2.6 the seraphim are just a t. ahead of mortal races in
41:4.7 giants now has a surface temperature a t. under
42:5.8 interior of the human body except that they are a t.
42:6.7 Each atom is a t. over 1/100,000,000th of an inch in
45:0.1 the size of Urantia, although its gravity is a t. less.
49:2.20 the average in Nebadon being a t. under seven feet.
58:2.2 But were this ozone layer just a t. thicker, you
73:5.2 There were a t. over five thousand brick buildings in
81:6.12 Urantia is average, perhaps a t. undersized.
125:4.3 Jesus replied, “thirteen years lacking a t. more than
172:1.1 the Pharisees were a t. disconcerted by his boldness;
172:4.2 cast in some t. as a gift, but this poor woman, even
trifle—verb
143:5.4 Better it would be if you would cease to t. with my
trifles
70:10.10 man did not hold life very dear; suicide over t. was
110:3.4 so much time and thought on mere t. of living,
134:9.7 Though Jesus wasted little time upon t., he was a
147:6.4 you allow; wherefore do you quibble over such t.?”
160:3.5 the crosscurrent conflicts of the t. of living, thus
162:8.3 about so many things and troubled by so many t.?
165:3.4 why should you live in fear of the many t. which
trifling
136:7.2 not a revelation of his Father, but a questionable t.
139:8.1 who knew Thomas to regard him as a t. skeptic.
167:5.3 man to divorce his wife for the most t. of reasons,
178:1.7 ironing out minor disagreements and in adjusting t.
185:0.4 things of t. importance to human welfare in time and
trillion—see two; three; etc.
15:7.11 headquarters for a t. inhabited or inhabitable worlds.
22:2.5 one t. Mighty Messengers are commissioned on
23:0.2 I observe that there were almost 7,690 t. Solitary
25:3.15 operating in Orvonton as almost eighteen t.
25:3.15 eighteen t. commissions—over seventy t. individuals.
25:4.10 in Orvonton is slightly in excess of sixty-one t..
trillions
11:1.4 follow the t. upon t. of celestial beings who spring
15:6.9 The t. upon t. of years that an ordinary sun will
24:3.1 estimate that their number extends high into the t..
25:6.4 record in the Orvonton universes number t. upon t.
29:4.18 T. upon t. of them are commissioned in Ensa,
41:7.13 drop of water contains over one billion t. of atoms.
188:5.5 tens of t. of evolving creatures who may have been
trilobite
59:1.0 1. THE TRILOBITE AGE
59:1.4 From the standpoint of marine life this is the t. age.
59:1.6 these are the oldest rocks which contain t. fossils.
59:1.13 4. Limestone—including the deposits of t. shells in
59:1.14 The t. fossils of these times present certain basic
59:1.16 The t. fossil-bearing strata of this epoch outcrop
trilobites
59:1.4 The t. have evolved, and for ages they dominate the
59:1.18 seaweeds, one-celled organisms, simple sponges, t.,
59:1.19 But the t. were the dominant living creatures.
59:1.19 They were sexed animals and existed in many forms;
59:1.19 being poor swimmers, they sluggishly floated in the
59:1.19 They grew in length from two inches to one foot
59:2.10 The t. were still prominent.
59:2.10 These little animals existed in tens of thousands of
59:2.10 they were the predecessors of modern crustaceans.
59:2.10 Some of the t. had from twenty-five to four thousand
59:2.10 As this period closed, the t. shared domination of
59:2.10 But they utterly perished during the beginning of the
59:3.5 The t. rapidly declined, and the center of the stage
59:3.11 The t. have nearly disappeared, and the mollusks
59:5.8 Fresh-water fish were developing and the t. were
trimmings
88:1.8 fingernails of the chiefs were prized, and the t.
88:2.9 from the fetish fear of a savage chief’s fingernail t.
88:4.8 practicing sorcery on his shingled hair or fingernail t.
Trimurti
94:4.4 2. The T., the supreme trinity of Hinduism.
94:4.6 as secondary to the three members of the T..
trinitarian
4:4.5 Precision may characterize t. justice in the universe
10:3.7 —there ensues the critical t. interdependence of the
21:3.10 6. T. sovereignty—exercised subsequent to the
96:1.8 But the concept of the t. Elohim never became a
104:1.5 Among Hindus the t. concept took root as Being,
104:1.6 The Buddhist faith developed two doctrines of a t.
104:1.7 ideas of the Hindus and Buddhists were real t.
104:1.8 The Hebrew mind could not reconcile the t. concept
116:4.6 focal points for the evolution of t. sovereignty in the
117:1.3 This very t. unity is expressed in the finite cosmos in
trinitarianism
94:1.3 This devolution of the original monotheism and t.
104:1.9 difficult for an emerging monotheism to tolerate t.
104:1.9 between worshiping three gods, polytheism, and t.,
104:2.2 T. grows out of the experiential protest against the
trinities—see Trinity of Trinities
0:12.0 XII. THE TRINITIES
0:12.1 The post-Havona T. are experiential—are inherent in
0:12.3 first and second experiential T., the post-Havona
0:12.3 the post-Havona T., cannot be infinite because they
0:12.4 T. are truths of relationship and facts of co-ordinate
0:12.4 achievements of the post-Havona Creators and T..
0:12.5 The two post-Havona T., the Ultimate and Absolute
0:12.5 the Ultimate and the Absolute experiential T., are
56:4.5 plural Deities and postulate the existence of plural T.
56:9.5 And then we go on to envisage the experiential T. as
104:0.3 all had triad gods, but these were still not true t..
104:1.4 It is difficult to distinguish between the triads and t.
104:3.0 3. TRINITIES AND TRIUNITIES
106:3.3 The subsequently appearing and experiential T.
106:5.2 It should be made clear that these experiential T.
106:5.3 T. are, in and of themselves, not personal, but
106:5.3 but neither do they contravene personality.
106:5.3 Rather do they encompass personality and correlate
106:5.3 T. are,then,always deity reality but never personality
106:7.10 and associations of the three T. we believe we detect
106:7.10 two subsequently appearing T. of experiential origin.
106:8.4 1. The level of the three T..
106:8.8 it is believed that the three T. function as perfectly
106:8.12 The association of these three T. in the Trinity of
106:8.13 The co-ordination of the three T. inevitably involves
106:8.13 Deities, who are genetically associated with these T..
106:8.19 the union of the personal T. who are ancestral to
106:8.19 growing unity of their ancestral and causative T.
106:8.20 The first level consists of three T.; the second level
106:9.9 the postulate of the experiential post-Trinity of T.
118:9.8 third persons of these postulated functioning t. of
trinitization
0:7.8 and the fetters of eternity by the technique of t.,
0:12.8 that Deity t. may accomplish what is otherwise
6:7.1 the Universal Father escaped by the technique of t.,
10:2.1 By the technique of t. the Father divests himself of
11:3.1 reserved for the functions of worship, t., and high
13:1.12 secrets of Vicegerington include the secrets of t.,
13:1.12 t. constitutes the secret of authority to represent
13:1.12 potential mobilized in that t., albeit such creatures
13:1.13 beings do not fully understand the technique of t.
13:1.14 There are still other forms and phases of t. which
13:1.18 Besides certain secrets of t., this world holds the
18:3.4 recital of the t. of these twenty-one Ancients of Days
22:0.5 Sons of God have in common the experience of t.,
22:4.4 The selection of candidates for the t. classes of
22:7.0 7. TECHNIQUE OF TRINITIZATION
22:7.1 perfect and perfected spiritual beings—the act of t..
22:7.1 The techniques of t. are among the secrets of
22:7.2 members of each of the finaliter corps engage in t..
22:7.3 creatures who engage in such adventures of t. may
22:7.3 no limit to the continued enactment of t. episodes.
22:7.4 personality, to attempt the enactment of creature t..
22:7.5 independently chosen an identical concept for t.,
22:7.6 Candidates for t. who thus fail are admitted to a
22:7.8 And while the t. union of two creatures is on the
22:7.8 repercussions of creature t. are not eternal in nature
22:7.9 all t.-united parents are inseparable in assignment
22:7.9 And in all t. unions, mixed or otherwise, the
22:7.11 In their t. adventures the superb creatures of the
22:7.13 and the Havoners result in the t. of certain high
22:9.8 these possessors of nonexperiential t. really envied
22:10.6 the residents of Paradise to attempt t. after they have
23:4.3 finaliter and a Paradise Citizen co-operate in the t.
23:4.4 but the t. of the sons of destiny is apparently an
trinitization-factualization
0:12.8 Ultimate and the possible t. of God the Absolute.
trinitization-united
22:7.9 During the current universe age, all t. parents are
trinitizations
23:4.4 Will the t. between finaliters and Paradise-Havoners
trinitize
22:7.4 among those who can essay to t. a creature being.
22:7.6 When the Paradise Deities unite to t., they always
22:7.12 the finaliters are attempting to t. certain conceptual
22:7.14 when a finaliter and a Paradise-Havoner together t.
31:7.4 that the Corps of the Finality may be permitted to t.
trinitized—see trinitized son(s) or trinitized Son(s);
see Trinitized; see creature-trinitized
13:1.12 who are t., created, eventuated, or eternalized by
13:2.3 Trinity-origin beings and t. beings are not the same.
17:1.1 Supreme Executives, a group of seven who were t.
17:1.7 of the t. offspring of the glorified mortal graduates
18:3.4 The Ancients of Days were all t. at the same time.
18:4.1 They were t. for the special work of assisting the
18:4.4 two groups are drawn from among the t. offspring
18:4.6 The later t. beings likewise passed through a
18:4.6 before they were attached to the service of the
18:4.6 They are all seasoned, tried, and experienced
19:3.7 Divine Counselors in liaison with a t. evolutionary
22:0.1 The t. order of sonship is subdivided into three
22:1.12 comprise a unique group of twice-t. personalities.
22:1.14 but their t. associates range the grand universe,
22:2.2 Thereupon they are t. in the secret embrace of the
22:3.2 Seventy thousand of Those High in Authority are t.
22:3.2 Nebadon has representatives among a recently t class
22:4.5 the Trinitized Sons of Attainment have been t. in the
22:5.3 the Corps of the Finality and was subsequently t..
22:5.3 mortal career went through with me, was later t.,
22:6.1 from time to time they are t. in classes of seven
22:7.5 original concept which has not theretofore been t.,
22:7.7 When a new and original being is t. by the Gods,
22:8.4 the destiny of this unique group of twice-t. beings.
22:9.1 These t. offspring of perfected humans and of
22:10.2 has never before been conceived, expressed, or t..
22:10.4 creature-trinitized in supremacy and Deity-t. in
22:10.4 that such an idea had never been creature t..
22:10.5 can have a complete edition of these t. ideas;
22:10.5 when the records indicate that the idea has been t..
26:11.2 including the t. offspring of the mortal finaliters
26:11.2 two unique groups of t. beings are going to work
28:3.1 tertiary angels are attached to the ascendant t.
30:1.2 which designation refers to all groups of t. beings,
30:1.24 6. Unrevealed Deity-t. Beings.
31:7.2 Paradise Citizens, or their t. offspring—any being
31:7.4 the accumulating corps of the numerous t. groups on
31:7.5 type of personality not yet created, eventuated, or t..
31:9.13 such as the t. offspring of the finaliters and Paradise
39:9.1 They gain attachment to the high t. beings of the
40:10.12 After Spirit-fused or Son-fused mortals are t., they
trinitized son(s) or trinitized Son(s)—see also Trinitized Son
or Sons
13:4.1 Spirit, by the t. of glorified created personalities,
17:1.7 of the Supreme Executives consist of the t. of
17:1.7 These t. are designated for service with the Supreme
17:1.8 attainment and of the t. of glorified mortals;
17:1.9 T. assigned to these worlds, together with the
19:5.4 their assignment as associates of certain types of t.
22:0.0 THE TRINITIZED SONS OF GOD
22:0.2 1. Deity-t. Sons.
22:0.4 3. Creature-t. Sons.
22:0.5 The Deity-t. Sons are unrevealed in these narratives;
22:7.10 These t. of destiny embody ideas, ideals, and
22:7.12 1. Ascender-t. Sons.
22:7.13 2. Paradise-Havona-t. Sons.
22:7.14 The t. of destiny embody certain aspects of the
22:8.2 When new ascender-t. and Paradise-Havona-t.
22:8.2 they are dispatched for long periods of service on the
22:8.2 they serve under the tutelage of the Seven Supreme
22:8.2 they may be adopted for further training in the local
22:9.6 These twice-t. are marvelous beings, but they are
22:10.1 the superior group of the retrinitized t. of glorified
22:10.2 to the limitations and handicaps of these twice-t.,
23:4.4 Since each t of destiny has assigned to him a Solitary
23:4.4 going to be eternally associated with these t. of
26:11.3 the confraternity of the t. of the mortal finaliters and
26:11.3 mortal finaliters and the t. of the Paradise Citizens.
26:11.4 To these t. of the conjoint corps the supervising
30:1.28 10. Creature-trinitized S..
30:2.54 C. T. Sons.
30:2.62 8. Ascender-t. Sons.
30:2.63 9. Paradise-Havona-t. Sons.
55:4.17 Such couples—Paradise-Havona-t. and ascender-t.
Trinitized
30:1.2 together with the T. Corps, which designation
30:1.18 C. Trinity-origin and T. Beings.
30:2.23 1. T. Secrets of Supremacy.
Trinitized Ambassadors
18:4.5 The T. (Trinity-embraced ascendant mortals of
22:1.6 5. T..
22:6.0 6. THE TRINITIZED AMBASSADORS
22:6.1 T. are the second order of the Trinitized Sons of
22:6.1 are then commissioned in the superuniverses as T.
22:6.2 T. are selected for the Trinity embrace upon the
22:6.2 They represent the superior minds of their respective
22:6.2 they are best qualified to assist the superuniverse
22:6.2 A. are of great assistance in our dealings with
22:6.3 T. are the emissaries of the Ancients of Days for
22:6.3 They render particular and important services on the
30:2.59 5. T..
22:1.11 Sons embrace the Trinitized Custodians and the T..
Trinitized Custodians
18:4.5 the T. (Trinity-embraced seraphim and midwayers
22:1.5 4.T..
22:5.0 5. THE TRINITIZED CUSTODIANS
22:5.1 The T. are Trinitized Sons of Selection.
22:5.2 T. are ascendant seraphim and translated midway
22:5.3 now is attached to the Uversa government as a T..
22:5.5 The T. are embraced by the Trinity in groups of
22:5.5 slightly over ten million of these trusted and high C..
22:5.5 They serve on Uversa and on the major and minor
22:5.5 In their labors they are assisted by a corps of several
22:5.6 The T. start out their careers as custodians,
22:5.6 T. administer group affairs and foster collective
30:2.58 4. T..
Trinitized Finaliters
22:8.6 sons appears to be entrance into the Corps of T.,
26:11.2 destiny in the reserves of the Paradise Corps of T..
30:2.134 3. The Corps of T. Finaliters.
30:2.135 4. The Corps of Conjoint T. Finaliters.
31:1.5 into the Corps of Conjoint T. on Vicegerington
31:10.4 3. The Corps of T. Finaliters.
31:10.5 The Corps of Conjoint T. Finaliters.
Trinitized Secrets of Supremacy—see Secrets of Supremacy
Trinitized Son or Sons—see trinitized son(s) or Son(s)
20:0.4 3. The T. of God.
20:0.5 T. are a group of composite origin which includes
22:0.0 THE TRINITIZED SONS OF GOD
22:0.1 there is a third group known as the T. of God.
22:0.5 Irrespective of origin all T. of God have in common
22:2.1 belong to the ascendant group of the T. Sons.
22:6.3 They are the emergency or reserve corps of the T.
22:7.2 in the production of a new being, a creature-t..
22:8.5 many find their way into the conjoint corps of the T.
22:10.9 functioning of certain of those who are called T.,
26:7.3 a Solitary Messenger of space or a T. of Paradise.
28:6.2 The ascendant T. of a superuniverse government are
30:2.54 C. T. Sons.
37:4.2 Universal Censors, Inspired Trinity Spirits, T.,
40:10.12 mortal finaliter is Trinity embraced—becomes a T.,
53:7.4 None of the T. Sons went astray.
67:6.5 a T. in apprenticeship training, a volunteer Teacher
Trinitized Sons of Attainment
15:10.12 As a class, these three orders are known as T.,
22:1.9 and function, into three major divisions: the T.,
22:1.10 The T.—the Mighty Messengers, Those High in
22:3.1 the second group of the T., are all Adjuster-fused
22:4.1 constitute the third and last group of the T.;
22:4.4 spiritual values determine the personnel of the T..
22:4.5 the T. have been trinitized in the divine embrace
22:4.5 they function as the co-ordinate associates of the
28:6.1 seconaphim are collectively assigned to the T.,
30:1.25 7. T..
Trinitized Sons of Destiny
22:7.14 3. T..
30:2.64 10. T..
Trinitized Sons of Perfection
22:1.9 the Trinitized Sons of Selection, and the T..
22:1.12 The T.. The Celestial Guardians and their
22:1.12 T. are assigned directly to the superuniverse
22:1.13 never faltered in the service of Orvonton, but the T.
22:1.14 Their scope of service is far-flung; T. do not leave
22:1.14 their trinitized associates range the grand universe,
22:1.14 They may function in any of the superuniverses, but
22:1.14 they do so as members of the supergovernment of
22:8.4 Emerging from this embrace as T., they enter the
22:8.6 Excepting the T. and those who are forgathering on
22:9.5 does compensate for the nonfused status of the T..
22:9.7 T. are limited in contrast to other Trinity-embraced
30:1.27 9. T..
Trinitized Sons of Selection
22:1.9 divisions: the Trinitized Sons of Attainment, the T.,
22:1.11 The T. embrace the Trinitized Custodians and the
22:1.11 the T. are assigned to the courts of the Ancients of
22:5.1 The Trinitized Custodians are T..
30:1.26 8. T..
40:10.12 These T. or of Attainment at least for now are
trinitizing
13:1.12 Personalities brought into being by the t. acts of
22:2.4 the first t. of Mighty Messengers was not effected
22:7.5 to remove themselves for a time to the t. sector of
22:7.8 the two t. parents become one on the ultimate
22:7.10 Master Spirits have authority to sanction the t. union
31:5.3 pairs are far more successful in the adventure of t.
105:5.10 there is still another type: T. and other relationships
Trinity or Paradise Trinity—see Trinity Absolute;
Trinity Ambassadors; Trinity Guides; Trinity
Infinite; Trinity of Supremacy; Trinity of Trinities;
Trinity of Ultimacy; Trinity Personalities; Trinity
Son(s); Trinity Spirits; Trinity Teacher;
Trinity Ultimate; see also trinity; see Teacher Son(s)
0:1.13 This level is T. attained, existentially, by the Deities
0:1.14 as in God the Sevenfold; undivided, as in the PT..
0:3.22 Thenceforth it is only in T. association with his
0:8.10 God the Supreme is potential in the PT., from
0:9.1 absonite unification of the first experiential T. and
0:9.2 The Supreme is the T. unification comprehended by
0:9.2 Ultimate is the unification of the PT. comprehended
0:10.1 the unification of the second experiential T.,
0:10.1 of the second experiential Trinity, the Absolute T..
0:11.8 reactions and purposeful mandates of the PT..
0:11.16 personality, is strictly T. limited and Deity dominated
0:12.1 The original and eternal PT. is existential and was
0:12.1 This never-beginning T. was inherent in the fact of
0:12.2 The PT.—the eternal Deity union of the Father,
0:12.2 Therefore does this T. constitute the only Deity
0:12.3 realities created or eventuated by the existential PT..
0:12.4 T. functions encompass Deity realities, and Deity
0:12.4 Deities were potential in the existential T., the PT.,
0:12.7 This T. functions on both personal and superpersonal
0:12.8 Our concept of the eternal PT. is an ever-present
0:12.9 irrespective of all this, the original PT. is potentially
1:7.8 The fact of the PT. in no manner violates the truth of
2:1.11 any save his co-ordinate associates of the PT..
2:2.4 T. manifestations vary the exhibition of the divine
2:4.5 Mercy is the justice of the PT. wisely and lovingly
2:6.7 In the T. there is absolute unity despite the eternal
3:2.14 by the righteousness and justice of the eternal PT..
3:2.15 expressed in the PT. and the divine Sons of the T..
4:5.2 distinguish between the personalities of the PT.
6:0.4 of the eternal and infinite beings of the PT.,
6:3.1 The Son shares the justice and righteousness of the T
8:1.3 The Paradise T. is existent.
9:0.3 stable, unvarying, and righteous justice of the PT..
9:1.3 The T. has ordained the universal order of progress
9:8.2 the Infinite Spirit, functioning apart from the T. but
10:0.0 THE PARADISE TRINITY
10:0.1 The PT. of eternal Deities facilitates the Father’s
10:0.1 The T. perfectly associates the limitless expression of
10:0.2 The PT. effectively provides for the full expression
10:0.2 The T. is Deity unity, and this unity rests eternally
10:0.3 inevitability in universe affairs, and that is the PT..
10:0.3 I deem the T. to have been inevitable.
10:0.3 or in prospect, is unthinkable without the T..
10:0.3 Given the PT., we can postulate alternate or even
10:0.3 without the T. of Father, Son, and Spirit we are
10:0.3 No other concept of creation measures up to the T.
10:2.8 I am of origin in the PT..
10:2.8 I know the T. as unified Deity; I also know that the
10:3.2 equal relations to the Father in the T. association.
10:3.8 discernibly absolute as total Deity except in the PT..
10:3.16 7. As total Deity, he functions only in the PT..
10:4.0 4. THE TRINITY UNION OF DEITY
10:4.1 Of all absolute associations, the PT (the first triunity)
10:4.1 can know God, but as absolute Deity only in the PT.
10:4.2 The PT. makes possible the simultaneous expression
10:4.3 The T. is an association of infinite persons
10:4.4 The PT. is real.
10:4.4 It exists as the Deity union of Father, Son, and Spirit
10:4.4 can function in relation to this selfsame PT..
10:4.4 Son, and Spirit can collaborate in a non-T. manner
10:4.4 collaborate as they choose, but that is not the T..
10:4.5 futile to attempt to elucidate the T. mystery: three as
10:4.6 The T. is so related to total universe affairs that it
10:4.6 The T. functions on all levels of the cosmos,
10:4.6 be content with a finite concept of the T. as the T..
10:4.7 As a mortal in the flesh you should view the T. in
10:4.7 can know very little of the absoluteness of the T.,
10:4.7 unexpected discoveries of T supremacy and ultimacy
10:5.0 5. FUNCTIONS OF THE TRINITY
10:5.1 it is hardly consistent to speak of the T. as having
10:5.2 The functions of the PT. are not simply the sum of
10:5.2 The T. association of the three Paradise Deities
10:5.2 human families, social groups, or the PT. are not
10:5.3 The T. maintains a unique attitude as the T. towards
10:5.3 And the functions of the T. can best be considered in
10:5.3 in relation to the universe attitudes of the T..
10:5.4 The maximum self-limitation of the T. is its attitude
10:5.4 The T. is not a person, nor is the Supreme Being
10:5.4 personalization of the T., but the Supreme is the
10:5.4 to a power-personality focalization of the T. which
10:5.4 Hence the T. in relation to the finite is spoken of as
10:5.5 The PT. has regard for those levels of existence
10:5.5 Supreme are wholly representative of the PT., but
10:5.5 seems to represent the T. during the prepersonal eras
10:5.6 3. The Absolute Attitude of the PT. is in relation to
10:5.7 In the contemplation of the T. as infinite, do not
10:5.8 the full truth and the eternal significance of the PT.
10:6.0 6. THE STATIONARY SONS OF THE TRINITY
10:6.1 law, justice, falls within the province of the PT.
10:6.2 Justice is inherent in the sovereignty of the PT.,
10:6.2 personalities, whose Deity union constitutes the T..
10:6.2 Justice is the T. attitude of these personalities of love
10:6.4 partaking of the T. nature of the united Father, Son,
10:6.16 of the three Paradise Deities functioning as the T.,
10:6.16 are not representative of the attitude of the T.
10:6.16 They were specifically designed by the T. for the
10:6.16 they represent the T. only in those functions for
10:6.18 fairness, ever conforming to the justice of the T.,
10:6.18 the righteous justice of the T. and the merciful love
10:6.18 Thus in the T., as man would view it, the
10:7.1 of purpose and oneness of execution in the divine T.
10:7.2 the PT. is concerned only with the total—total planet,
10:7.2 This totality attitude exists because the T. is the total
10:7.3 is something less and something other than the T.
10:7.3 universe age they collaborate with him as the T..
10:7.4 of the incompleteness of finite reaction to the PT..
10:7.5 of the Supreme and the overcontrol of the T..
10:7.6 how many of the universe acts of the PT. redound to
10:7.6 In the progress of eternity the acts of the T. will be
10:8.0 8. THE TRINITY BEYOND THE FINITE
10:8.1 Many truths and facts pertaining to the PT. can only
10:8.2 God the Ultimate is the T. manifestation
10:8.2 phases of the absonite overcontrol of the PT..
10:8.2 The Ultimate is a qualified manifestation of the T.
10:8.2 that the Supreme thus partially represents the T. in
10:8.3 Their union in the PT. and the absolute function of
10:8.3 the absolute function of the T. equivalate to the
11:2.8 The T. seems to dominate the personal or upper
11:5.2 1. Directly underneath the location of the T.,
11:5.7 and mandates of the Deities when acting as the T..
12:6.8 such overcare is probably attributable to the PT., but
13:1.2 the highest order of the Stationary Sons of the T.,
13:1.3 manifestation, of the Deities composing the PT.;
13:1.12 represent the T., to act as vicegerents of the Gods.
13:1.12 Authority to represent the T. attaches only to
13:1.12 or eternalized by any two or all three of the PT..
13:1.18 the threefold spirit of the T., and with the spirits of
14:2.2 creation of the central universe is threefold (T.);
14:4.10 The Havona natives are all the offspring of the PT.
14:4.13 these beings live to gratify the ideals of the PT..
15:0.1 As far as the PT. is concerned, outside Havona
15:2.4 of Days in observation, an ambassador of the PT..
15:2.5 of a Union of Days, a representative of the PT..
15:10.1 taking origin in the Councils of the T.,
15:10.11 taking origin directly and divinely in the PT..
15:10.12 the Corps of the Finality, embraced by the PT.,
15:10.12 being of dual origin but now of T. service.
15:13.6 Unions of Days who are stationed as T. observers
15:13.6 Thus the T. regime extends from the constellations
15:13.6 headquarters do not have T. representatives.
16:1.2 Master Spirit Number Seven, but not as the T..
16:1.2 single and several, but not collective, not the T..
16:1.2 personally nonfunctional with regard to the PT.,
16:1.3 wisdom, and authority of undivided Deity—the T.
16:3.15 Spirit is not organically representative of the PT.;
16:3.15 persons whose Deity union is the PT., and whose
16:3.16 Spirits is organically representative of the PT., but
16:3.16 to a functional level associable with T. functions.
16:3.16 Spirit” is functionally associable with the PT..
16:3.16 sometimes speaks in confirmation of T. attitudes
16:3.16 Threefold-Deity-union, the attitude of the PT..
16:3.17 to a disclosure of the deity attitude of the PT..
16:3.18 factors equals Havona comprehension of T. reality
16:3.18 time with the ability eventually to penetrate the T.,
16:5.5 to arrive at or to portray a complete T. relationship
17:0.1 groups are usually classified as children of the PT.:
17:2.1 The Reflective Spirits are of divine T. origin.
17:2.1 episode was effected by a liaison of the PT. and
17:2.2 Spirits, to function as cocreators with the PT..
17:2.2 Creators with the creative potentials of the T. is the
17:2.2 had found perfect creative synchrony with the PT.,
17:2.6 between experiential Deity and the existential PT..
17:3.1 The forty-nine Reflective Spirits are of T. origin,
17:8.1 extends from the presence of the T. on Paradise to
17:8.1 Seven Master Spirits encircuited around the PT.,
17:8.4 Spirits near-equivalate to the divinity level of the T.
18:0.1 They are designed by the divine T. for the fulfillment
18:0.10 represent the administrative policies of the PT.;
18:0.10 the justice and are the executive judgment of the PT.
18:1.1 Though the offspring of the T. supervise these seven
18:2.1 They are the offspring of the PT.,but like the Secrets
18:3.2 combined character and unified nature of the T..
18:3.2 all uniform and superperfect offspring of the PT..
18:6.1 personalities accredited by the PT. to the dual rulers
18:6.1 counselors, who acts as the representative of the T.,
18:6.3 In a special manner these T. observers co-ordinate
18:6.6 he is still primarily a T. ambassador and Paradise
19:1.1 By origin of T. nature, in function they are almost
19:1.1 the gulf between T.- and dual-origin personalities.
19:1.3 of God revealed to you whose origin is in the PT..
19:1.4 are supreme co-ordinating personalities of T. origin.
19:2.1 creation of the PT. designed to personify the wisdom
19:2.3 do not reflect the wisdom of the PT.; they are
19:3.1 are not reflective of the divine counsel of the T.;
19:3.4 Universal Censor constitute a tribunal of T. divinity,
19:3.5 three Ancients of Days function, the PT. functions.
19:3.6 are the perfection of the divine counsel of the PT..
19:4.1 of perfection; they are the judgment of the PT..
19:4.4 united wisdom, counsel, and judgment of the PT..
19:4.8 the grand corps of T. administrators, executives,
19:5.1 They come into being by the act of the PT. and
19:5.3 sufficiently for recognition by beings of T. origin.
19:5.3 evolving universes in which any being of T. origin
19:5.3 They are a secret of the PT..
19:5.6 are connected with, the Inspired Spirits of the PT..
19:5.6 Inspired Spirits are the offspring of the PT..
19:5.8 the presence of these mysterious entities of the T..
19:6.1 The Havona natives are the direct creation of the T.,
19:7.1 the mandate of the T. which promulgated the plan
19:7.3 beings who are brought into existence by the PT..
19:7.5 every division of the children of the PT. save only
20:0.5 origin which includes all beings embraced by the PT.
20:0.5 by the PT. even though not of direct T. origin.
20:7.1 Paradise Sons are brought into being by the PT..
20:8.1 the only T. creatures to be so completely associated
20:10.4 the T. Daynal Sons disclose the teacher personality
21:1.4 universe as the counseling ambassador of the T..
21:2.8 last analysis, spiritual design is controlled by the T.
21:2.8 by the pre-T. spirit endowments of the Trinity
21:3.1 the range of a universe by the consent of the PT.
21:3.12 a Creator Michael takes an oath to the T. not to
21:5.1 derived from experienced association with the PT.
21:5.5 possible content of the power and authority of the T.
22:0.5 an experience of T. embrace subsequently attained.
22:1.1 but subsequent to the T. embrace they are forever
22:1.1 are forever devoted to T. service and assignment.
22:1.10 not finaliters; when they have been T. embraced,
22:1.11 Subsequent to their embrace by the PT. and after a
22:1.12 (embraced) by the PT. and then commissioned to
22:2.2 they are trinitized in the secret embrace of the PT.
22:2.5 Mighty Messengers are embraced by the PT. in
22:3.2 High in Authority are trinitized at each T. liaison.
22:4.2 This order of sons is embraced by the PT. in groups
22:4.5 as the associates of the Stationary Sons of the T.,
22:4.5 for the T. embrace does seem to precipitate out of
22:4.7 yourselves ascend to Paradise, attain the T. embrace,
22:5.1 also become candidates for the same T. recognition
22:5.2 they were embraced by the PT. and were assigned
22:5.3 The candidates for the T. embrace from among the
22:5.4 are T. embraced and commissioned as Custodians in
22:5.5 The Trinitized Custodians are embraced by the PT.
22:6.1 candidates are selected for the T. embrace,
22:6.2 Trinitized Ambassadors are selected for T. embrace
22:7.11 unification of certain finite aspects of the PT.;
22:8.4 creature-trinitized wards for embrace by the PT..
22:8.5 Not all creature-trinitized sons are T. embraced;
22:9.1 Creature-trinitized sons are embraced by the PT. in
22:9.2 When these unique beings have been T. embraced,
22:9.5 The embrace of the PT. does compensate for the
22:9.5 The T. embrace may act solely upon the idea which
22:10.2 And they have subsequently been T. embraced;
22:10.2 actually embody the very wisdom of the divine T.
22:10.7 are can best further the eternal purposes of the PT.,
22:10.9 have passed through the divine embrace of the PT.
23:2.3 1. Messengers of the Paradise T..
23:2.11 1. Messengers of the Paradise T..
23:2.11 work of the group of messengers assigned to the T.
23:2.15 Ancients of Days, those personalities of T. origin
26:5.2 first, the supreme understanding of the PT.;
26:7.1 advanced instruction concerning the divine T.
26:7.2 find the first approachable person of the PT. were it
26:7.4 the circle of eternity and in the presence of the T..
26:7.5 presence of the spiritual luminosity of the T.,
26:7.5 the geographic or locational presence of the T.,
26:8.2 for a realization of the T. relationships of the Son,
26:11.2 Certain of these sons are T. embraced and
27:7.9 the conductors of worship as you take the T. oath
27:7.10 The endless service of the PT. is about to begin;
30:1.1 those of triune origin, or of T. attainment;
30:1.2 three Paradise Deities, either as such or as the T.,
30:1.18 C. T.-origin and Trinitized Beings.
30:1.93 These uncreated noncreators are ever loyal to the PT
31:0.12 and their oath of allegiance is only to the PT..
31:8.3 sojourn is in every way T. supervised and directed.
31:8.4 finaliter receiving circle as the T. oath of eternity is
31:9.14 Creators in the relationship of the first experiential T.
31:10.10 when the PT. similarly mobilized the then existing
32:0.3 this local universe were fully approved by the PT.
32:3.13 wherein the eternal divinity of the PT. is conjoined
33:1.2 Michael of Nebadon is not a member of the PT..
33:5.1 group in Nebadon is the ambassador of the PT.—
34:1.1 there occurs a reaction of approval in the PT.,
34:1.1 with this little-understood T. manifestation there
34:1.3 and procedure resides in the bosom of the PT..
34:6.1 increasingly blended with the overministry of the PT.
35:0.1 The third order, being of T. origin, do not register
35:9.5 These rulers are not supervised by T. observers
37:4.3 the oversupervision of this ambassador of the PT..
40:10.12 When a mortal finaliter is T. embraced—becomes a
40:10.12 in addition to other things the T. embrace endows
42:2.16 the Conjoint Actor, functioning in behalf of the PT..
43:4.1 Faithful of Days, the representative of the PT. who
52:7.1 Trinity Teacher Sons, the divine Sons of the PT..
52:7.2 This mission is a T. contribution to the antecedent
53:5.4 the banner of Michael, the material emblem of the T.
54:5.8 the time reflection of the united wisdom of the PT..
55:4.22 Early in the seventh epoch the T. Teacher counselor
56:3.5 with a fragment of the pre-T. spirit endowment
56:3.5 endowment of some one of the persons of the PT.
56:3.6 become threefold in expression and T.-unified in final
56:5.1 —but in the PT. they are actually one Deity,
56:6.1 of Deity function as undivided Deity in the PT.,
56:9.1 personalizations of Deity, but in the T. they are one.
56:9.2 Absolutes as one in infinity) exist before the T.?
56:9.2 and is the Absolute ancestral to the T.?
56:9.2 or is the T. antecedent to the Absolute?
56:9.3 Absolute a force presence independent of the T.?
56:9.3 Absolute connote the unlimited function of the T.?
56:9.3 the Universal Absolute the final function of the T.,
56:9.4 Absolute as ancestor to all things—even the T.—
56:9.4 by the actuality of the eternity of the PT..
56:9.4 that the Universal Father and his T. associates are
56:9.4 co-ordinate reaction of the T. (of Trinities) to all
56:9.4 the PT. forever stands in finality, eternity,
56:9.5 unqualified source of both the T. and the Absolute.
79:3.4 Within five thousand years their doctrines of the PT.
92:5.9 never entirely lost the T. concept revealed by Adam.
92:6.19 Mohammed stumbled at the teachings of the T.;
93:2.5 concentric circles, the Satania symbol of the PT..
93:3.3 the infinity, eternity, and universality of the PT.
93:3.3 the extent that Melchizedek taught the T. concept
94:1.3 and the vestigial symbol of an earlier T. concept.
94:6.3 from such Duality, T. springs forth into existence,
94:6.3 and T. is the primal source of all reality.”
95:6.5 While failing to evolve the T. concept, it did in a
96:1.8 this T. was worshiped under the name of Elohim,
96:1.8 at the time of the exodus believed in this T..
99:4.13 of spirit, mind, and energy proceeding from the T.
101:5.11 the spirits representing the three persons of the PT.
104:0.0 GROWTH OF THE TRINITY CONCEPT
104:0.1 The T. concept of revealed religion must not be
104:0.3 religion, and this long before the PT. of Deities,
104:0.3 triad has become mixed with that of a revealed T.;
104:1.0 1. URANTIAN TRINITY CONCEPTS
104:1.1 revelation leading to the comprehension of the PT.
104:1.1 This earliest T. concept was lost to the world in the
104:1.2 The second presentation of the T. was made by Eve
104:1.2 the T. concept of the Sethites persisted in Egypt and
104:1.3 The third presentation of the T. was made by
104:1.3 Most of his disciples thought that the T. consisted of
104:1.3 a few conceived of the T. as the System Sovereign
104:1.4 Melchizedek teachings of the T. gradually spread
104:1.5 While the earlier T. portrayals were brought to India
104:1.5 later ideas of the T. were imported by the Salem
104:1.8 The Hebrews knew about the T. from the Kenite
104:1.9 the Islamic faith failed to grasp the idea of the T..
104:1.10 apostles the truth regarding the persons of the PT.,
104:1.10 the Hebraic prejudice against the T. concept.
104:1.11 first T. of Christianity was proclaimed at Antioch
104:1.11 Paul knew of the PT. of Father, Son, and Spirit, but
104:1.12 The Christian concept of the T. was comprised of
104:1.13 times of Jesus has the factual identity of the PT.
104:1.13 But though the Christian concept of the T. erred in
104:1.13 the second member of an infinite T., once dwelt
104:2.0 2. TRINITY UNITY AND DEITY PLURALITY
104:2.3 Through the recognition of the T. concept the mind
104:2.3 that he recognize the T. sovereignty extending
104:2.3 fact and reality and eternal indivisibility of the PT..
104:2.4 this selfsame PT. is a real entity—not a personality
104:2.4 The T. is a supersummative Deity reality eventuating
104:2.4 functions of the T. are not the simple sum of the
104:2.4 T. functions are something unique, original, and
104:2.5 this very function as a collective whole, as the PT..
104:2.6 The conceptual grasp of the T. association of
104:2.6 may be fully satisfied by the concept of the PT.,
104:3.1 has sometimes grasped at an understanding of the T.
104:3.1 all that which is true of the PT is not necessarily true
104:3.15 The PT. is not a triunity; it is not a functional
104:3.15 can sustain a relationship to the PT., for the T. is
104:3.15 Only as the T.—as undivided Deity—do they sustain
104:3.16 Thus does the PT. stand unique among absolute
104:3.16 existential triunities but only one existential T..
105:2.7 Father-Son and of the T. of the Father-Son-Spirit.
106:3.2 completed function of the first experiential T.—
106:3.2 This T. is destined to effect the further evolutionary
106:3.3 The PT. is truly one of infinity, and no T. can
106:3.3 be infinite that does not include this original T..
106:3.3 the original T. is an eventuality of the exclusive
106:3.3 bona fide creature experience within this T.
106:3.4 The first experiential T. provides group attainment
106:4.1 The PT. certainly co-ordinates in the ultimate sense
106:4.1 In the eternal future this experiential T. will, through
106:5.1 lays the foundation for the second experiential T..
106:5.1 And this T. has theoretical capacity to activate the
106:6.2 the full function of this second experiential T. seem
106:6.5 While the existential PT. is infinite, and while the
106:7.3 volitional act of the Deities who constitute the PT.;
106:7.10 face to face with the concept of the threefold T.
106:7.10 encompassing the PT. of existential status and the
106:8.9 1. The PT., the association of three Paradise Deities
106:8.9 It should be remembered that the PT. implies a
106:8.9 a transcendental function (T. of Ultimacy),
106:8.9 and a finite function (T. of Supremacy).
106:8.9 The PT. is any and all of these at any and all times.
106:8.14 the unity of the PT. in experiential liaison with the
106:8.15 of the second T., the transcendental and absonite
106:9.1 ages; such unification is existential in the PT..
106:9.4 the degree of the apparent actualization of this T. is
106:9.4 and eternally and existentially present in the PT.,
106:9.5 is predicated in part on the fact that the PT. and
106:9.5 we suggest the acceptance of the truth that the PT.
106:9.9 The Universal Father in the PT. is the I AM of the
106:9.9 the existential, solitary, pre-T. nonattainable I AM
106:9.9 the postulate of the experiential post-T. of Trinities
108:3.9 who are superpersonal expressions of the PT..
115:3.3 pauses to contemplate the undivided Deity of T.
115:4.1 origins of God the Supreme must begin with the PT.
115:4.1 the T. is original Deity while the Supreme is derived
115:4.2 The source of the Supreme is in the PT.—eternal,
115:4.2 person, and this spirit person stems from the T..
115:4.7 the spirit person of the Supreme, from the T.;
115:5.0 5. RELATION OF THE SUPREME TO THE PT.
115:5.1 dependent on the existence and action of the PT. for
115:5.1 dependent upon, and is derived from, the PT.,
115:5.2 The function of the T. is related to the function of
115:5.2 Supreme, for the T. is functional on all (total) levels,
115:5.2 the discernible action of the T. as immediate creator
115:7.5 PT. is considered to be the absolute inevitability;
115:7.5 Master Spirits are apparently T. inevitabilities;
115:7.7 source, and destiny: relationship to the originating T.
116:2.2 his spirit and personality attributes from the PT.,
116:2.3 absoluteness of sovereignty are inherent in the PT.
116:2.3 the T. is a reality which lies somewhat beyond the
116:2.12 as the experiential spirit personalization of the PT.
116:2.13 union with the experiential Deity of T. origin—
116:2.14 God the Supreme is not the PT., neither is he any
116:2.14 God the Supreme, while of origin in the T.,
116:3.4 Monitors are to human beings what the PT. is to
116:4.3 the Master Spirits joined with the ancestral T. in the
116:4.3 as the culminator of the conjoined acts of the PT.
116:4.6 These personifications of T. justice-judgment in
116:6.6 of Deity and to attain destiny of T. association.
116:7.5 on the absolute stability of Original Deity, the PT..
117:1.3 creative acts and the power mandates of the PT.,
117:1.3 attain to the maximum level of T. identification.
117:2.4 the Mighty Messengers, being T. embraced, are
117:2.4 Our status is fixed by the T. embrace, and experience
117:3.5 in liaison with the impersonal spirit of the PT.
117:3.7 is dependent on the pre-existent unity of the PT..
117:3.7 Supreme is not only Creator-evolved and T.-derived;
117:3.8 Son and Spirit in the creation of T. personalities
117:3.9 Deity is unity, existential in the T., experiential in the
117:3.10 Supreme evolves by virtue of his liaison with the T.
117:3.10 of the creator and administrator children of that T..
117:3.10 What the T. is to God the Supreme, the Adjuster is
117:6.13 the augmenting appreciation of the unity of the PT..
117:7.7 corps of Paradise, they take an oath to the PT.,
117:7.7 the Supreme, who is the T. as comprehended by
117:7.9 1. Absonite collaboration in the first experiential T..
117:7.10 Coabsolute relationship in the second experiential T..
117:7.15 altogether likely that the present T. administrators
117:7.16 relationship between Havona natives and the PT..
118:4.3 which are produced by the actions of the PT..
118:4.5 consequence of the volitional mandates of the PT..
118:9.9 now existentially united on absolute levels in the PT.
118:10.2 The Father, Son, and Spirit—as the T.—are not the
118:10.2 Supreme are related to the functions of the PT..
118:10.3 When we desire to view the T. as one God, and if we
118:10.3 Supreme Being is the partial portraiture of the PT..
118:10.4 The Gods have attributes but the T. has functions,
118:10.4 and like the T., providence is a function,
118:10.11 presence of Deity (Almighty Supreme and PT. )
118:10.15 with the unifying presences of Supremacy—PT.
118:10.23 the purpose of the PT. thus motivating the cosmic
119:0.2 The Eternal Son of the PT. led the way in this
119:0.3 the solemn oath to the eternal T. not to assume full
119:8.7 of revealing the Seven Master Spirit wills of the T.,
119:8.7 the Supreme Being in the first experiential T. for
120:0.3 subordination to the PT. to that high place in
120:0.4 rule as the supreme representative of the PT. only
120:0.4 the maximum authority of the PT. which can be
120:0.4 the diverse associations of the persons of the PT..
120:0.7 by the Union of Days, ambassador of the PT. to the
120:4.3 this man were, and now are, one, even as the PT. of
121:6.5 Paul more fully to restore the concept of the PT.,
142:3.6 From the times of Adam the teaching of the PT. has
142:3.6 the T. concept of three Gods in one had found
161:1.6 In view of the doctrine of the T., the Greek was
161:1.6 led to the enlarged conception of the T. in the minds
169:4.5 the Hebrew word signifying the plural God (the T. )
169:4.10 the character of the other persons of the PT.,
Trinity Absolute or Absolute Trinity
0:10.1 of the second experiential Trinity, the Absolute T..
0:12.7 2. The AT.—the second experiential T.—now in
0:12.8 the possibility of such full unification of the AT..
106:5.1 This is the TA., the union of God the Supreme,
106:5.1 the completed formation of this TA. could take
106:6.2 the Ultimate, and even for the inception of the T..
106:6.3 we conceive that the final developments of the AT.
106:6.3 conjecture that the completed function of the TA.
106:6.4 Stated otherwise: The TA., as its name implies, is
106:6.5 is subinfinite, the TA. is not so easy to classify.
106:6.5 it definitely impinges upon the existential Absolutes
106:6.6 we would suggest that the eternity action of the T.
106:7.3 involved with the Supreme and Ultimate in the T..
106:8.16 the consequence of the final function of the TA.,
106:8.11 3. The Absolute T.. This is the grouping of God the
Trinity Ambassadors
33:5.0 5. THE TRINITY AMBASSADORS
Trinity Guides
26:4.5 3. T. Guides.
26:7.0 7. THE TRINITY GUIDES
26:7.1 T. are the tireless ministers of the fifth circle of
26:7.1 it is on this circle, under the direction of the T.,
26:7.2 Most faithful and efficient are the T.;
26:7.3 T. take their pupils to its pilot world and present
26:7.6 the T. prepare to transfer them to the ministry of the
Trinity Infinite
0:12.9 Trinity of Trinities, an existential-experiential T.,
10:5.7 The T. involves the co-ordinate action of all triunity
Trinity of Supremacy
0:8.10 universe is the threefold Deity domain of the T.,
10:5.4 relation to the finite is sometimes spoken of as the T.
10:7.3 Deity does appear to reflect the attitude of the T..
16:3.18 existential sovereignty of the T. so co-ordinated
26:6.3 efforts at penetrating the divinity level of the T.,
26:6.4 comprehension of the Supreme Being and the T.,
106:8.9 (Trinity of Ultimacy), and a finite function (T.)
Trinity of Trinities
0:12.9 postulate a T., an existential-experiential Trinity
56:9.3 Absolute the final function of the Trinity, even a T.?
56:9.4 and co-ordinate reaction of the T. (of Trinities) to
56:9.5 of supremacy, ultimacy, and infinity—the T..
106:8.0 8. THE TRINITY OF TRINITIES
106:8.1 The nature of the T. is difficult to portray to the
106:8.1 In the T. the experiential infinite attains to identity
106:8.1 The T. is the final expression of all that is implied
106:8.2 The T. of Trinities exists in several phases.
106:8.2 It contains possibilities, probabilities, and
106:8.2 It has implications that are probably unsuspected by
106:8.2 for its implications are in the triunities, and in the last
106:8.3 There are a number of ways in which the T. can be
106:8.7 Actually the T. is the first level, while the second and
106:8.12 The association of these three Trinities in the T.
106:8.16 of the third member of the second level of the T..
106:8.17 Certainly, the T. could hardly attain to complete
106:8.18 distortion of truth if the third member of the T. is
106:8.19 Though a completed concept of the T. is difficult
106:8.19 If the second level of the T. is conceived as
106:8.20 of any difficulty in understanding the complete T.,
106:8.21 unqualified hypothesis of the second level of the T.,
106:8.22 this question: If the second level of the T. could
106:9.1 In the concept of the T. we postulate the possible
106:9.4 is in process of experiential realization in the T.,
106:9.5 part on the fact that the Paradise Trinity and the T.
106:9.5 of the gradual experiential actualization of the T.—
106:9.5 and completed manifestation of the experiential T.
106:9.9 Father in the Paradise Trinity is the I AM of the T.,
106:9.9 I AM and the postulate of the experiential post-T.
117:7.11 3. Coinfinite participation in the T., but we have no
Trinity of Ultimacy
10:5.5 this relationship is sometimes denominated the T..
10:8.2 be inadvisable to discuss the functions of the T.,
106:8.9 absolute function, a transcendental function (T.),
Trinity Personality or Personalities
4:5.2 distinguish between the personalities of the T.
15:2.6 There are three Recents of Days, Supreme TP.,
15:2.7 over by three Perfections of Days, Supreme TP..
15:2.9 one such Supreme TP. presiding over each of these
15:10.11 These three groups are Co-ordinate TP., taking
15:13.1 by three Perfections of Days, Supreme TP..
17:8.1 They function alike with the Tp. of the order of
18:0.0 THE SUPREME TRINITY PERSONALITIES
18:0.1 Supreme TP. are all created for specific service.
18:0.1 They are designed by the divine Trinity for the
18:0.1 they are qualified to serve with perfection of
18:0.1 There are seven orders of the Supreme TP.:
18:0.10 Supreme TP. represent the administrative policies of
18:0.10 they represent the justice and are the executive
18:0.10 They form an interrelated line of administrative
18:2.1 worlds of Havona is directed by a Supreme TP..
18:5.1 these personally glorious and divinely efficient Tp..
18:6.1 The Tp. of the order of “Days” do not function in
19:0.1 may properly be included in this classification of Tp.
19:1.1 gulf between T.- and dual-origin personalities.
19:1.4 the supreme co-ordinating personalities of T. origin.
19:4.8 together with the seven orders of Supreme TP.,
21:2.8 pre-Trinity spirit endowments of the Tp.—Father,
33:5.2 number 611,121 of the sixth order of Supreme T.,
117:3.8 with both Son and Spirit in the creation of Tp. to
Trinity Son(s) or Trinity, Sons of the; see also Teacher Son(s)
3:2.15 and expressed in the Trinity and the divine ST..
10:0.2 The Stationary ST. likewise afford a full and perfect
10:6.1 Paradise Trinity and is carried out by certain ST..
10:6.4 the work of the Stationary ST., beings partaking of
10:6.5 This group of TS. embraces the following
19:1.2 While the Stationary ST. are of completed numbers,
19:4.8 have been sometimes designated Stationary ST..
19:4.9 portray the functional limits of the Stationary ST..
19:6.3 unlike the Stationary ST., Havoners may evolve
20:7.2 last census broadcast gave the number of these TS.
20:7.4 These ST. partake of the combined natures of the
20:10.4 the T. Daynal Sons disclose the teacher personality
22:5.1 to superuniverse service with the Stationary ST.,
30:1.7 B. The Stationary Sons of the T..
33:5.1 this high TS. is also the personal representative of
33:5.4 the Stationary ST. functioning in advisory roles in
43:4.2 This Faithful of Days is a TS. of Paradise and has
43:4.3 These TS., with the staffs of Havona and Paradise
52:7.1 Teacher Sons, the divine S. of the Paradise Trinity.
117:2.4 the preceding age as in fact are the Stationary ST..
119:8.1 would not consent to the withdrawal of the TS. of
119:8.1 signified their desire to comply with this request to
Trinity Spirits, Inspired
17:1.6 dispatch (except ITS. and Adjusters) pass through
19:0.1 and the somewhat impersonal category of the ITS..
19:0.6 5. Inspired T. Spirits.
19:5.0 5. INSPIRED TRINITY SPIRITS
19:5.1 will be able to tell you very little concerning the ITS.
19:5.4 The Melchizedeks teach that ITS. are destined to
19:5.5 When a Solitary Messenger is near an ITS., he is
19:5.9 that the ITS., by superconscious techniques,
19:5.10 are unconscious of the admonitions of the ITS..
19:5.11 I do not believe the ITS. are playing hide and seek
19:5.11 They are probably trying just as hard to disclose
19:5.11 to solve the mystery of the isolation of these S.
19:7.4 Excepting the ITS., we cannot attain the almost
23:1.9 and indicate the proximity of both the Inspired ITS.
23:2.15 spirit intelligence—aside, possibly, from the ITS.—
23:4.4 assumed by some new development among the ITS.?
29:5.7 of outer space are the Solitary Messengers and ITS..
30:1.20 2. Inspired T. Spirits.
30:2.34 12. Inspired T. Spirits.
31:9.13 only Solitary Messengers and ITS. maintain any
37:4.2 as Divine Counselors, Universal Censors, ITS.,
42:12.10 Solitary Messengers, ITS., Personal Aids of the
55:10.3 a corps of the ITS. are assigned to the service of the
107:4.4 My order, the Solitary Messengers, with ITS., can
108:3.9 We sense the presence of the ITS., who are
Trinity Teacher—see Teacher Son, Trinity
55:4.22 Early in the seventh epoch the TT. counselor of the
Trinity Ultimate or Ultimate Trinity
0:12.6 1. The UT., now evolving, will eventually consist of
0:12.6 the unification of this experiential UT. in the arena
0:12.8 The UT. is experientially unifying in completion,
31:9.14 experiential Supreme Being, constitute the TU. of
31:10.10 signify the present activity of the UT. engaged in
106:3.3 Certainly this is true of the TU., wherein the very
106:3.3 bona fide creature experience within this T.
106:3.4 The first experiential T. provides group attainment
106:3.4 the Paradise Deities as they are dictated by the TU.,
106:3.5 co-ordinating on transcendental levels as the TU..
106:4.1 experiential TU. co-ordinates the transcendental
106:4.2 While the TU. is destined to co-ordinate the master
106:5.1 And this T. has theoretical capacity to activate the
106:6.2 for the formation and full function of the TU.,
106:6.5 and while the experiential TU. is subinfinite,
106:8.10 2. The Ultimate T.. This is the deity association of
106:8.10 presentation of the divinity aspects of this T.,
106:8.10 be recorded that there are other phases of this T.,
115:7.7 universe of activity,and the TU. of immediate destiny
117:7.4 2. The Supreme could hardly function in the TU.
117:7.4 and yet the TU. is even now a qualified reality,
117:7.7 directed by the Supreme as a member of the UT..
119:8.6 a member of one of the corps constituting the TU..
Trinity-derived
117:3.7 The Supreme is not only Creator-evolved and T.; he
Trinity-embraced or Trinity-embraced Sons
18:4.5 Trinitized Custodians (T. seraphim and midwayers)
18:4.5 The Trinitized Ambassadors (T. ascendant mortals
19:3.6 the perfected and T. beings of evolutionary ascent,
20:9.5 and part T. ascendant evolutionary creatures.
22:0.3 2. T. Sons.
22:0.5 two groups, more particularly the T. sons of God.
22:1.0 1. THE TRINITY-EMBRACED SONS
22:1.1 All T. sons are originally of dual or single origin,
22:1.1 they are forever devoted to Trinity service and
22:1.1 This corps embraces seven orders of personalities:
22:1.13 numbers, but the T. sons are constantly increasing.
22:1.13 All seven orders of T. sons are commissioned as
22:1.13 T. beings have never gone astray; they may
22:1.15 the T. sons have been permanently assigned to the
22:2.7 Mighty Messengers, in common with all T. sons,
22:3.2 like the other T. sons, their reserves on Uversa act as
22:9.7 are limited in contrast to other T. sons because
Trinity-origin—see Trinity-origin being(s)
10:6.17 The Ancients of Days and their T. associates mete
14:3.3 sphere being directed by one of these T. personalities
18:6.7 has by his side a Paradise brother, a T. personality.
18:7.1 These high T. personalities are the Paradise advisers
18:7.5 The T. regime stops with the constellations;
19:5.9 We think that these two types of T. teachers effect
19:6.1 such divinely perfect creatures as these T. races of
19:6.3 Havona natives, like all other T. personalities, are
19:6.3 and as with other T. personalities, the passing of
20:9.5 part T. personalities and part Trinity-embraced
22:1.13 Our T. associates—Perfectors of Wisdom, Divine
28:5.2 to the services of the co-ordinate T. associates of the
33:5.1 The administration of T. personalities ends with
43:9.1 first of the Supreme T. Personalities they have met.
116:4.6 these T. sovereigns see both ways, know both ways,
Trinity-origin being(s)
13:1.13 But to me, a high T., all sectors of Vicegerington are
13:2.3 T. beings and trinitized beings are not the same.
13:2.4 The T. do not fully share the Father’s worlds;
13:2.4 they have their sole homes on the Isle of Paradise
13:2.4 They often appear on Ascendington, the “bosom of
13:2.4 they fraternize with their brethren who have come up
18:0.11 All T. are created in Paradise perfection in all their
18:0.11 any danger of default or risk of rebellion with T..
18:0.11 They are of divinity essence, and they have never
18:0.11 they have never been known to depart from the
18:5.4 of Days at the Paradise conclaves of the high T..
18:6.4 Since they are T., all of the Paradise circuits are
19:0.0 CO-ORDINATE TRINITY-ORIGIN BEINGS
19:0.1 Paradise group, designated the Co-ordinate T.,
19:0.1 Those T. to be considered in this discussion are:
19:3.1 These T. are the counsel of Deity to the realms of
19:3.1 They are not reflective of the divine counsel of the
19:3.1 divine counsel of the Trinity; they are that counsel.
19:5.10 excepting Solitary Messengers and sometimes T.,
19:7.3 None of them have ever gone astray.
19:7.3 in the highest sense, they are all freewill endowed.
19:7.4 T. possess prerogatives of transit which make them
20:8.1 The Paradise Spiritual Sons are unique T. and the
23:4.4 going to be more nearly administered by T. while
30:1.18 C. T. and Trinitized Beings.
30:1.23 5. Unrevealed T. Beings.
30:2.4 3. The T. Beings.
30:2.22 III. THE T. BEINGS.
46:5.13 Father in a local system; they are at least T..
Trinity-unified
56:3.6 ultimately become threefold in expression and T. in
trinity
94:4.4 2. The Trimurti, the supreme t. of Hinduism.
95:1.4 all reminiscent of the t. teachings of the Andites and
104:1.7 A true t. conception is not just a grouping together
104:1.9 The t. idea takes best hold of those religions which
104:3.1 triunity, for a triunity is something other than a t..
104:3.1 aspects a triunity may be analogous to a t., but it is
104:3.1 but it is never homologous in nature with a t..
104:3.14 constitute a triunity of functional unity, not a t.—
104:3.17 There is one point of comparison between t. and
104:3.17 is not the function of the t. structure or entity.
106:5.3 The personality aspects of a t. are inherent in its
106:5.3 and as individual persons they are not that t..
106:5.3 Only as a collective are they t.; that is t..
106:5.3 But always is t. inclusive of all encompassed deity;
106:5.3 inclusive of all encompassed deity; t. is deity unity.
106:5.4 —Deity, Universal, and Unqualified—are not t.,
106:5.4 Only the deified can become t.; all other associations
106:8.22 the Trinity of Trinities could ever achieve t. unity,
117:1.1 volitional experience in the t. relationships of Deity.
trinkets
89:6.6 The twentieth-century ceremony of depositing t. in
trio
18:3.6 The personal abodes of each t. of the Ancients of
18:4.2 From time to time one of this t. may absent himself
19:3.3 but we also function as a t. whenever the occasion
19:3.7 in liaison with a trinitized evolutionary t.—a Mighty
19:4.4 In this juridical t. the Perfector of Wisdom would be
25:3.13 and becomes the physical voice of the spirit t..
26:7.4 Paradise, he is accompanied only by the transit t.:
26:7.5 The ascender’s companions of the transit t. are not
26:9.2 when the transit t. announce that the last venture of
32:4.1 He is the silent member of the creative t. only in that
35:9.2 Sometimes no change in the head of the t. is made,
36:1.2 Life Carriers are directed by the life-determining t.,
43:3.2 The presiding member of this t. is known as the
132:0.1 cheerful on this day and chatted long with the t..
133:5.2 A great university still thrived in Athens, and the t.
133:7.3 For two weeks the t. greatly enjoyed themselves,
158:1.10 and thoughtful t. as they made ready to descend
triodities
104:5.0 5. TRIODITIES
104:5.1 associate triunities, co-ordinate triunities, and t..
104:5.12 so are t. involved in the cosmic appearance of
104:5.12 The triunities are indirectly concerned, but the t.
106:2.8 associated all of the absoluteness of the several t.
106:2.8 the absoluteness and infinity of the t. as such is
106:5.4 trinity; all other associations are triunities or t..
106:8.1 is implied in the fifteen triunities and associated t..
115:2.1 the triunities, and is transmitively associated in the t..
115:4.1 Supreme must give consideration to the existential t.,
115:4.1 The two t., actual and potential, encompass the
115:4.2 growth—and this growth derives from the two t.,
115:4.3 If it is difficult to comprehend that the infinite t. can
115:4.5 The t. which collectively encompass the actual and
115:4.7 The growth of Supremacy derives from the t.;
115:6.0 6. RELATION OF THE SUPREME TO THE T.
115:7.4 To the extent that the t. are directly operative on the
115:7.4 they impinge upon the Supreme, who is the Deity
117:3.2 the creative infinity of the t. that crystallizes into the
triodity
104:5.2 are constituted as follows: The T. of Actuality.
104:5.2 This t. consists in the interrelationship of the three
104:5.7 The T. of Potentiality. This t. consists in the
115:2.4 growth becomes a universe actuality through t.
115:3.7 This t. of the Eternal Son, the Infinite Spirit, and the
115:3.8 This t. of existential potentiality constitutes the
115:3.13 the t. of potentiality is manifest with the Ultimate
115:3.14 It is in the t. of actuality that the existents of the
115:4.5 direct and indirect: direct in so far as t. relations
115:5.1 growth of the Supreme is a matter of t. relationship,
115:6.1 The t. of actuality continues to function directly in
trios
23:2.15 those t. of divine power and administrative wisdom
25:2.10 these commissions are sometimes called referee t..
25:2.12 These referee t. do not pass upon matters of eternal
25:3.6 The referee t. are not so much concerned with
25:3.9 themselves of the help and decisions of the referee t..
39:4.5 commonly appearing before the referee t. of the
trip—noun
1:4.3 when your trial t. in the flesh is finished, when the
74:3.8 surprised those who accompanied Adam on this t.
122:7.0 7. THE TRIP TO BETHLEHEM
122:7.3 when the food was packed for the t. of three or four
123:0.6 relatives refused to permit them to make the t. to
124:2.10 When on his first t. with his father to observe the
124:3.6 the lad accompanied his father on a business t. to
125:0.5 accompany his father on first t. about the temple
127:3.6 including his former t. over this road when he was
127:6.4 In making this t. to Jerusalem, Jesus went by way of
128:1.14 on the return t. told him about the experiences of the
128:3.2 This t. fairly well acquainted Jesus with the whole of
128:3.7 Simon never forgot what Jesus taught him on this t..
129:2.9 And Jesus agreed to make the t..
129:2.10 Before Jesus’ return from this t. the family at
129:3.2 At Corinth and other stops on the return t. Jesus was
129:3.3 knowing that he had made this extensive t..
129:3.8 The real purpose of his t. around the Mediterranean
129:4.1 this Mediterranean t. was the most enthralling of all
133:9.1 The caravan t. across the desert was not a new
134:1.2 the people whom he met on this extraordinary t.,
134:1.6 Since this t. would necessitate his absence for a
134:2.0 2. THE CARAVAN TRIP TO THE CASPIAN
134:2.1 Jesus left Nazareth on the caravan t. to the Caspian
134:2.2 For Jesus this caravan t. was another adventure of
134:2.3 Of all his world travels this Caspian Sea t. carried
134:2.4 The caravan t. was successful in every way.
134:3.4 sojourn with them for two weeks on his return t.
134:3.5 Jesus stopped off on the return t. and delivered these
134:7.1 Jesus made only one more t. outside of Palestine,
134:7.3 Antioch than at any other place he visited on this t..
137:1.1 accompanied him on the t. to Pella with the injured
137:2.4 while Jesus was outlining to James the t. through
142:8.1 No public preaching was done on this t., only
143:3.3 Throughout the entire t. hardly a word was said
147:2.2 The party had an uneventful t. to Jerusalem, but
152:7.1 forbade them to do any public teaching on this t.;
177:1.4 ford near Jericho, except for the t. to Phoenicia.
192:1.2 When Peter proposed the fishing t.,all of the apostles
trip—verb
149:4.5 The wise and learned endeavored to t. him, but he
174:2.4 The previous day the rulers had sought to t. him
triple
23:3.2 the seraphim and others can traverse space at t.
25:2.11 Traversing space at the seraphic rate of t. velocity,
triplicate
26:3.5 They record in t., executing records for the literal
46:5.22 All records are preserved in t. in this threefold hall
trips
26:7.4 from the Havona circles to Paradise are trial t.;
48:3.14 companions will accompany you on the longer t. to
79:3.7 camel trains were making regular t. to Mesopotamia;
114:2.4 These twenty-four counselors make frequent t. as
122:6.1 enjoy frequent strolls in the country and to make t.
123:3.8 Jesus made frequent t. away from home with Joseph
123:3.8 and gained much practical knowledge from these t.
123:6.2 Mary gradually became reconciled to these t. away
124:1.2 divide his time equally between t. to neighboring
124:1.12 Jesus made many t. with his father on pleasure or
124:1.13 His t. away from home did much to give him a
124:3.1 Throughout this year the lad continued to make t.
126:1.1 This summer he made frequent t. to the top of the
128:6.10 relate the experiences of his various t. to Jerusalem.
130:0.6 a citizen of India, had made three extensive t. to the
132:7.0 7. TRIPS ABOUT ROME
132:7.1 Jesus, Gonod, and Ganid made five t. away from
133:6.1 They made many t. out to the famous temple of
135:3.1 cared for the herds when he made t. to Hebron
147:0.1 made two secret t. to Tiberias, where they met with
165:0.4 Jesus divided his time between t. with the twelve to
trite
87:6.17 and follows expectoration with some t. phrase;
triumph—noun
15:11.3 the ultimate t., of the whole vast evolutionary
27:7.7 What a t. of technique!
43:4.9 Since the t. of Christ, all Norlatiadek is being
48:6.7 eternal progression, the t. of perfection attainment.
53:1.6 Upon the t. of Michael, “Gabriel came down from
53:8.4 he knew that his t. on your world would forever
54:6.0 6. THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE
65:5.4 complete confidence in the ultimate evolutionary t.
71:8.12 conquest of dialects—the t. of a universal language.
76:6.4 Eve of Urantia, a story of trial, tragedy, and t.,
76:6.4 personal t. for your well-meaning but deluded
76:6.4 story of ultimate t. for their world and its rebellion-
93:10.5 up to the times of the t. of Michael on Urantia.
93:10.7 We well understand how, by his t. on Urantia,
97:3.5 Baal—and it ended in the t. of Yahweh and the drive
101:10.9 in fighting the battle of reality’s t. over the partial
102:3.4 an indescribable restlessness of t. in discovery that
110:1.2 the future personification of the t. of divine truth
125:5.8 to win an argument merely to experience logical t.
133:7.12 peace attained by the stalwart assertion of the t. of
134:8.5 assured of his nature and of the certainty of his t.
136:1.3 greater miracles of power and marvels of racial t..
140:8.8 Have faith—confidence in the eventual t. of divine
148:6.9 soul now utters that cry of t., ‘My Vindicator lives!
155:5.10 experiencing the personal t. of the actual realization
156:5.12 possess a whole-souled belief, in the certain t. of
157:3.2 he desired to return to this mount of trial and t.,
170:1.6 kingdom as the achievement of the t. of good over
170:1.7 to establish the age of the Jewish t., the eternal age
171:4.8 the certain note of final t. in Jesus’ declarations
171:4.8 seized upon this statement as signifying a sure t. of
180:6.9 regarding the glorious t. of the kingdom on earth.
181:1.8 the t. of learning fully how to do the will of God
184:4.6 Jesus is now revealing to the worlds the final t.
188:5.3 the past which in itself promised a t. for the future.
188:5.6 The t. of the death on the cross is all summed up in
188:5.6 made the cross an eternal symbol of the t. of love
194:0.3 this moment of spiritual ecstasy and personal t.,
194:0.5 to express their feelings of t. over the forces which
195:0.5 The t. of Christianity over the philosophic religions
195:3.10 The t. was approaching completion.
triumph—verb
2:3.5 the personality of the higher level will ultimately t.
48:6.14 Though I t. in the choirs of light or falter in the
50:7.2 t. over insuperable difficulties even when alone.
70:2.11 But if industrialism is to t. over militarism, it must
101:0.3 conviction-faith of the personality, can always t. over
109:6.5 This Adjuster did indeed t. in Jesus’ human mind—
153:1.3 discipline of soul which would enable them to t.
176:1.1 doubt not that this gospel of the kingdom will t.
179:4.5 that the power of truth might t. over the deceptions
181:1.5 and in me you shall all t. through faith.
181:2.26 how the critical material mind of man can t. over the
194:3.2 Does faith, after all, t. over evil, sin, and iniquity?
195:4.5 the spiritual, the religion of Jesus will eventually t..
195:6.2 ages to come, the teachings of the Master will fully t.
195:10.18 on to t. over the barbarians who overthrew Rome.
triumphal
172:3.7 report that Jesus was making a t. entry into the city.
172:5.5 the spiritual significance of this so-called t. entry
172:5.5 apparent purposeless ending of the t. procession.
172:5.12 By the time the t. procession had entered the city,
173:1.10 at the time of Jesus’ t. arrival at the temple at the
173:2.1 On Sunday the t. entry into Jerusalem so
triumphant
17:6.8 t. Creator Son elevates the Universe Mother Spirit to
20:5.5 scene of the final and t bestowal of your Creator Son
21:4.5 was relegated to this t. and enthroned Master Son.
22:2.6 my mortal experience was also t. in the great test,
37:2.6 Since the return of Michael from his t. bestowal on
47:10.1 Even the spornagia enjoy the arrival of these t.
52:5.6 This is the occasion when the “spirit of the t. Son
53:6.5 truth were inherently t. over rebellion, self-assertion,
53:7.12 from the crucial test t. and altogether victorious.”
102:6.7 faith is always t. over doubting, for faith is positive
110:3.3 always emerge t. in each of their undertakings.
111:6.2 while on spiritual levels he is t. over nature and
112:7.9 Has the t. Adjuster won personality by the
119:7.2 From first to last, up to the final and t. return of
120:1.1 entertain no thought but that you will be equally t.
130:2.4 in one of their t. struggles with error and evil.
139:7.10 And this regenerated publican died t. in the faith of
143:2.7 no longer the bondslaves of self but rather the t.
150:9.5 enthusiastic and all-conquering band of t. crusaders.
155:1.2 that the t. Son ‘shall break them with a rod of iron
156:5.5 If you would be truly t. over the temptations of the
156:5.5 Beauty is always t. over ugliness in the hearts of all
171:3.5 regarded him as immortal and already t. over death.
188:5.10 His life was so glorious and his death so t. that we
196:0.3 this t. faith was a living experience of actual spirit
196:2.3 John presents a picture of the t. Jesus as he walked
triumphantly
127:5.6 (unobserved by Jesus) that day when he rode t.
136:4.4 the divine mind has t. and spiritually dominated the
136:8.8 The Master t. put loyalty to his Father’s will above
158:2.4 suffice to bring you t. through even these sorrows
183:1.1 will of the Father, which his human nature had t.
196:0.10 will and ended his life t. with just such a prayer.
triumphed
102:7.6 He has encountered all these deterrents and t. over
181:1.6 I have t. in the world and shown you the way to
182:3.11 the spirit had t. over the flesh; faith had asserted
195:0.18 believer, the persuasions of Arius would have t..
195:1.2 Christianity came into existence and t. over all
195:10.2 produced a man in whom the spirit of love t. over
triumphing
100:6.7 of security, associated with the realization of t. glory,
195:9.3 even now slowly t. over the materialism, mechanism,
triumphs
1:5.16 “In all your t. he t. in and with you.”
3:5.3 prevails; the eternal purpose of wisdom and love t..
17:1.9 the reunions of the struggles and t. of the ascendant
48:6.33 lives of offspring—these are the artistic t. of truth.
101:3.13 9. Lives and t. irrespective of the crushing overload
127:6.12 the difficulties of time into the t. of eternity.
160:2.8 Friendship enhances the joys and glorifies the t. of
194:3.2 which truth prevails and in which righteousness t..
triumvirs
72:1.4 the nation’s powerful dictator-t. had a change of
triune—see triune Deity
16:1.1 is necessary to completion of the t. personalization
16:1.3 assemble about the Conjoint Actor in the t.
16:3.19 the Seventh Master Spirit, whose t. nature in such
18:4.3 These t. rulers of the major sectors are peculiarly
20:10.4 In the harmony of their t. activities these Paradise
23:2.15 through this order of messengers that the t. rulers
26:7.3 and present them before one of the t. commissions
28:4.1 are living mirrors in the service of these t. rulers.
28:5.13 Completing the t. staff of attachment to the
30:1.1 in accordance with origin: those of t. origin,
31:10.19 As we view this t. development, embracing
37:2.11 The seventh-world satellites are reserved for the t.
42:2.16 Havona energy systems are not dual; they are t..
56:1.1 the central universe, t.; but Paradise is of single
79:3.4 had degenerated into the t. symbol of the fire god.
84:6.5 even as do certain t. associations in the Paradise-
94:1.3 a pantheon under the t. leadership of Dyaus pitar,
99:4.13 cosmology which portrays the t. existence of spirit,
101:2.8 the experiential harmony of this t. approach to
104:1.9 worship of one Deity existing in a t. manifestation of
104:2.6 demand the recognition of the other t. associations
104:4.20 spirit finds reality expression in this t. association of
104:4.45 there are fifteen t. associations of the First Source
104:5.1 There are certain other t. relationships which are
104:5.6 This t. association eventuates the co-ordination of
105:2.0 2. THE I AM AS TRIUNE AND AS SEVENFOLD
105:2.2 dual relationship must always be expanded to a t.
105:2.4 the transitional (time) concept of the I AM as t. can
106:8.11 Certain other phases of this t. grouping have to do
107:1.3 and including the consummation of their t. destinies:
110:6.4 mental, and spiritual powers are in t. harmony of
114:5.3 of the Prince is effectively compensated by the t. of
115:3.11 These t. qualities are not distinguished on Paradise-
116:4.6 so is it with the t. rulers of these supercreations—
117:1.7 The eternal sources of these t. qualities of divinity
117:5.3 of spirit existence, such dual minds will become t..
119:0.6 These t. rulers of the superuniverses will never
triune Deity or triune Paradise Deity
0:7.7 Havona is the personal spirit reflection of the tP..
0:7.9 and synthesizer of time-space divinity, of tP. in
16:1.0 1. RELATION TO TRIUNE DEITY
16:3.1 expressions of the seven possible associations of t.,
16:4.1 cosmic mind, and spiritual presence of the t.,
17:8.5 they exhaust the primary associable possibilities of t..
18:1.2 The three act as the personal representatives of t.
35:0.7 TP. functions for the creation of three orders of
triune-origin
16:3.14 Seventh Spirit, the fostering adviser of all t. beings,
30:1.2 I. TRIUNE-ORIGIN BEINGS. Beings created by
triunities
10:5.7 the Trinity as infinite, do not ignore the seven t.;
104:2.6 those t. in which the Infinite functions in various
104:3.0 3. TRINITIES AND TRIUNITIES
104:3.16 several existential t. but only one existential Trinity.
104:3.16 The components of the t. may be entities, but a
104:3.18 The t. are nonetheless real; they are very real.
104:3.18 In them is total reality functionalized, and through
104:3.18 and through them does the Father exercise personal
104:4.0 4. THE SEVEN TRIUNITIES
104:4.1 In attempting the description of seven t., attention
104:4.2 The nature and meaning of the seven t. may be
104:4.33 and patternal actions and presences of the other t..
104:4.45 are sufficient to elucidate the concept of the t..
104:4.45 Not knowing the ultimate level of the t., you cannot
104:4.46 The t. are the functional balance wheel of infinity,
104:4.46 It is the existential presence of the t. that enables the
104:4.46 The First Source is the unifying member of all t.;
104:4.47 The t. multiply versatility, eternalize new depths,
104:5.1 non-Father in constitution, but they are not real t.,
104:5.1 they are always distinguished from the Father t..
104:5.1 They are called variously, associate t., co-ordinate
104:5.1 associate triunities, co-ordinate t., and triodities.
104:5.1 They are consequential to the existence of the t..
104:5.12 As the t. are primarily concerned with the functional
104:5.12 The t. are indirectly concerned, but the triodities
105:4.8 The t. eventuate the realization of infinity as function
105:4.9 and existentials become functional in the t.,
105:4.9 And concomitant with the eternalization of the t. the
105:5.1 the repercussional adjustments of the functional t..
105:7.16 realities are unified absolutely by the several t.,
106:5.4 trinity; all other associations are t. or triodities.
106:8.1 expression of all that is implied in the fifteen t.
106:8.2 philosophers, for its implications are in the t.,
106:8.2 and the t. are, in the last analysis, unfathomable.
115:2.1 seven Absolutes, is functionally associated in the t.,
triunity
4:4.2 to the human, and from unity to duality and t..
10:4.1 the Paradise Trinity (the first t.) is unique as an
10:5.7 Trinity Infinite involves the co-ordinate action of t.
11:5.4 not identifiable with the known functions of any t.,
102:2.5 only in the harmony of the t. of functional reality
104:3.1 the Paradise Trinity is not necessarily true of a t.,
104:3.1 true of a t., for a t. is something other than a trinity.
104:3.1 In certain functional aspects a t. may be analogous to
104:3.14 It would seem that t. of absolute relationships is
104:3.14 three Paradise personalities eternalizes the first t.,
104:3.14 they thereby constitute a t. of functional unity, not
104:3.14 a trinity—an organic entity—but nonetheless a t.,
104:3.15 The Trinity is not a t.; it is not a functional unanimity
104:3.15 sustain no such personal relationship to the first t.,
104:3.15 collectively sustain an external relationship to the t.
104:3.16 A t. is not an entity.
104:3.16 may be entities, but a t. itself is an association.
104:3.17 is one point of comparison between trinity and t.:
104:3.17 But the function of the t. association is not the
104:4.3 The First T.—the personal-purposive t..
104:4.7 The divine personalities of this first t. are personality
104:4.8 This is the t. of infinite volition; it acts throughout
104:4.9 The Second T.-the power-pattern t..
104:4.9 configuration—derived from the function of this t..
104:4.14 The second t. is the architect of the space stage
104:4.15 Love may characterize the divinity of the first t.,
104:4.15 is the galactic manifestation of the second t..
104:4.15 What the first t. is to evolving personalities,
104:4.15 the second t. is to the evolving universes.
104:4.16 The Third T.—the spirit-evolutional t..
104:4.20 complete manifestation, and final destiny in this t..
104:4.22 The Fourth T.—the t. of energy infinity.
104:4.22 Within this t. there eternalizes the beginnings and
104:4.26 Existentially present within this t. is the energy
104:4.27 The fourth t. absolutely controls the fundamental
104:4.28 This t. is force and energy.
104:4.29 The Fifth T.—the t. of reactive infinity.
104:4.33 This t. manifests unlimited reactive capacity to the
104:4.34 The Sixth T.—the t. of cosmic-associated Deity.
104:4.39 The Seventh T.—the t. of infinite unity.
104:4.44 As they function in this t., the Conjoint Actor and
105:4.0 4. UNITY, DUALITY, AND TRIUNITY
105:4.3 that unity begets duality, that duality begets t.,
105:4.3 and that t. is the eternal ancestor of all things.
105:4.6 3. T. relationships.
105:4.7 T. relationships arise upon duality foundations
105:4.7 Such t. associations eternalize the potential of all
105:5.4 will of the First Source, activating all t. associations.
115:3.3 unity becomes duality, t., and diversity while yet
trivial
25:3.8 may be involved, no matter how apparently t. the
28:5.13 petty frictions, minor misunderstandings too t. even
98:3.2 This religion of the Latin tribes was not t. and venal
100:6.5 detachment from much that is purely t. never leads
160:2.9 the past and the future, becomes exasperatingly t..
162:8.2 and that Martha was cumbered by many t. cares;
trivialities
163:4.5 social visiting and other t. which might detract from
Troas
130:0.3 From Athens they went to Ephesus by way of T..
133:6.1 On leaving Athens, the travelers went by way of T.
trodden
140:3.12 good for nothing but to be cast out and t. under foot
140:4.2 It is good for nothing but to be cast out and t. under
151:1.2 some seed fell by the wayside to be t. underfoot
176:1.4 and so shall Jerusalem be t. down by the gentiles.
troops
97:9.4 Saul was made king by popular election by his t..
176:1.5 upon the first appearance of the Roman t., finding
185:1.6 of a false Messiah who led t. to Mount Gerizim,
tropic
49:2.17 midst the shallow waters of sheltered t. basins,
51:3.2 located in a secluded section and in a near-t. zone.
58:4.4 primitive form of marine life in the sheltered t. bays
58:6.1 took place in the shallow waters of the sheltered t.
59:1.17 now ice-mantled continent a veritable t. Paradise.
61:2.3 of the enormous increase in the size of the t. seas,
61:6.4 human bones mingled with the remains of both t.
tropical
58:2.7 solar equator, even as do the terrestrial t. hurricanes.
62:3.11 their mild climates and an abundance of t. fruits,
64:1.3 backward cousins were luxuriating in the t. forests of
124:6.5 The road now led down into the t. Jordan valley,
124:6.5 outer garments as they journeyed south in this t.
tropics
64:7.3 Sangik peoples, the superior races, avoided the t.,
69:2.6 fairly industrious when residing away from the t..
81:6.7 to drift toward the salubrious climate of the t..
troposphere
58:2.6 five or six miles of the earth’s atmosphere is the t.;
trouble—noun
12:9.6 Real t., lasting disappointment, serious defeat, or
25:4.15 libraries of time and space, preventing endless t.
35:9.8 we have had so much administrative t. in Nebadon
35:9.8 Sons make excessive t. in the earlier ages of the
41:2.8 have t. insulating against the powerful Norlatiadek
53:3.1 Whatever the early origins of t. in the hearts of Satan
64:6.4 and prolonged t. with their yellow brethren in Asia.
69:8.9 suddenly to liberate great numbers of slaves; less t.
73:4.5 lack of faith on Van’s part and made considerable t.,
73:5.3 much t. came about from neglect of these rules,
74:5.5 But t., serious t., ensued when he went outside the
74:5.6 the Edenites caused Adam no end of t.; always were
75:5.9 But still more t. was brewing: The news of the
81:2.14 Regardless of the transient t. produced by invention
84:4.4 Many tribal and racial traditions relegate t. to Eve,
87:1.1 did their best to prevent death, to avoid the t. of
87:5.14 Divination was simply an attempt to avoid t..
87:6.8 Cremation, a later-day invention to prevent ghost t..
89:8.8 where the blowing of the winds will save man the t.
97:9.19 New t. started when King Ahab tried to buy land
97:9.22 Amaziah, had t. with the revolting tax-paying
101:4.1 And always has this made t. for the future.
112:1.12 Much t. experienced by mortals in their study of
119:2.1 t. began to brew in system 11 of constellation 37.
119:2.1 t. involved a misunderstanding by a Lanonandek
123:1.7 an outbreak of malignant intestinal t. spread over all
123:3.6 Joseph and Mary had t. with Jesus about his prayers.
123:5.6 Being a fluent speaker of Greek, he had little t. in
124:1.3 The most serious t. as yet to come up at school
124:1.4 But t. was again stirred up at school when one of the
124:2.2 Jesus was constantly creating t. by the questions he
124:4.1 the way in which he had caused t. in the village,
124:4.3 What t. he had at home largely arose out of friction
124:5.5 all their t. with Jesus’ nonconformist tendencies,
127:2.5 But t. began to brew in Nazareth.
127:2.7 innocent he had been of all intention to make t. of
128:6.4 Jesus feared t. if he took his young brother through
128:6.4 Jude had got into slight t. several times because of
128:6.5 the Passover, Jude started up real t. for them all.
128:6.7 lad; he’s liable to make a lot of t. for all of you.”
128:6.7 Jude did make considerable t. for Jesus, and
128:6.7 t. for Jesus, and always was the t. of this same
128:7.3 For years James had t. with his youngest brother,
130:6.4 T. will invigorate you; disappointment will spur
130:8.2 Your t. is not that you cannot find God, for the
130:8.2 your t. is simply that you do not know God.
131:2.3 is our refuge and strength, a very present help in t..
133:3.8 their story, but I surmise they have had much t.,
137:2.3 While this t. was brewing among John’s followers,
137:6.5 you should also be prepared for t., for I warn you
139:1.8 Andrew knew t. was brewing in the heart of Judas
139:2.3 thoughtlessness made incessant t. for Peter’s friends
139:2.3 The only reason Peter did not get into more t.
140:6.13 Sufficient for the day is the t. thereof.”
145:3.15 But such so-called miracles gave Jesus much t. in
146:1.2 they made great t. for their brethren in later years.
146:2.12 11. Many resort to prayer only when in t..
148:5.5 for the oppressed, a haven of rest in times of t..
148:6.4 Anyway, man seems predestined to t., and
148:6.8 ‘man, born of woman, is few of days and full of t..’
149:4.2 your spirit guide will have little t. in delivering you
149:5.2 the reverence of the Lord than great treasure and t.
150:7.3 men to harass him and in every way possible make t..
150:8.11 men who had been hired to make t. for Jesus.
150:8.11 were not slow to recognize that t. was brewing.
151:2.2 When t. comes, these believers stumble; they fall
151:6.3 But soon a stormy phase of his t. appeared,
152:2.5 that Jesus, desiring to avoid t. with both Herod
154:6.3 to preach a new religion which could bring only t. to
156:5.18 Such wise souls are able to avoid much of the t.
159:3.13 Believing the gospel will not prevent getting into t.,
159:3.13 you shall be unafraid when t. does overtake you.
159:3.13 shall by so doing enter upon the sure pathway to t..
164:4.2 that they were likely to make t. for all concerned;
165:4.4 because Jesus knew that his t. was covetousness.
166:5.3 The Jews at Jerusalem had always had t. with the
169:4.1 Jesus always had t. trying to explain to the
170:2.24 the early Christians had experienced so much t.
173:2.3 The prophets were always stirring up t. because
177:5.2 cannot be depended upon for support when real t.
178:1.9 you who believe this gospel can expect only t.,
181:1.8 Jesus had t. on earth, he has even been falsely
181:2.27 How much t. have you made for us by your
181:2.27 And you are destined to make much more t. for
181:2.27 usefulness and never ceases to make t. for you.
181:2.29 you will learn through much t. and many sorrows.
183:0.2 encamped alongside them were more fearful of t.,
185:4.1 feeling secure against any t. from him in the future
187:1.6 soon I go to my Father—but the times of terrible t.
187:5.6 Jesus wisely restrained Peter’s t.-making violence
190:2.3 few of them had any t. recognizing his voice or
190:3.3 They were about to discover that their real t. with
192:4.5 their stanch supporter even in the times of great t.
194:3.9 Even Paul had t. with his Jerusalem brethren
195:1.7 stretching from the Adriatic to the Indus, t. began.
trouble—verb
21:3.14 be unlikely to t. a Creator Son, and this is true.
137:4.8 Why do you t. me again with these matters?”
140:6.14 said to Andrew, “They do well—t. them not.”
144:2.3 if your neighbor answers, ‘T. me not, for the door
144:2.5 yet because this widow ceases not to t. me, I will
147:1.2 “Lord, t. not yourself to enter my house, for I am
152:1.1 his servants came out, saying: “T. not the Master;
172:1.6 Why do you t. Mary about this, seeing that she
188:4.10 Neither do genuine believers t. themselves so much
troubled
21:3.14 Such Sons can be t. or harassed only by the
34:7.8 do not be t. with doubts of failure or by perplexing
122:3.2 though he had great confidence in Mary, he was t.
125:2.9 Jesus was confused in mind and t. in spirit by the
126:3.5 Jesus was much t. with confused thinking.
130:1.5 This Philistine was much t. by a feeling of injustice
135:0.1 she told her husband, Zacharias, he was greatly t.
139:8.6 encouraged many t. minds to come to the kingdom,
140:5.18 “Let not your heart be t., neither let it be afraid.”
140:6.14 but I have a t. spirit, and if, perchance, I should
141:4.6 2. T. minds—those nonphysical afflictions which
143:3.5 James was grievously t. in his soul.
145:5.3 why he appeared to be t. by the outpouring of the
147:2.2 healing for their bodies, comfort for t. minds,
147:3.5 grievously afflicted by the infirmities of his t. mind
147:5.6 how you are distraught by fear and t. by pride; but
149:5.3 ‘The wicked are like the t. sea, for it cannot rest,
151:5.5 Peter seek peace wherewith to quiet his t. soul,
151:5.6 to the twelve that he had spoken to their t. spirits
151:6.6 over the brow of the hill shortly after his t. mind
151:6.8 Jesus had cast a legion of devils out of his t. soul,
152:4.2 soothed his t. spirit, so that (in his dream) he cried
154:2.2 return to their homes or friends to rest their t. souls
161:1.3 This contention greatly t. Thomas and Nathaniel,
161:2.6 And he is always sympathetic with our t. spirits.
162:8.3 why are you anxious about so many things and t.
163:3.3 “We are t. by your words to the rich young man.
164:4.5 The leaders were greatly t. and, knowing not what
172:5.2 Andrew was t. with serious doubts, but he never
172:5.13 “Why so t. of countenance, my good friend;
174:5.9 “I know my hour is approaching, and I am t..
176:1.1 When you hear of wars and rumors of wars, be not t.
180:3.4 “Let not your hearts be t..
181:1.5 Let not your heart be t., neither let it be fearful.
181:1.9 “Let not your heart be t., neither let it be afraid.”
181:2.26 perplexed your brethren, but they have never t. me.
182:2.1 Let not your hearts be t.; all things will work
troublemaker
162:3.4 a man who had been a t. for Jesus throughout his
troubles—noun
35:3.22 our administrative t. have so turned the whole
72:5.1 their ideals; capital and labor still have their t., but
82:6.8 The chief t. of “half-breeds” are due to social
95:5.5 not slow to connect all of Egypt’s subsequent t. with
111:6.1 Many of the temporal t. of mortal man grow out of
127:4.6 girls, would consult Jesus about their childhood t.
127:5.1 Would t. never cease?
132:4.2 told Jesus about their t., always was he able to
139:3.5 Though James and John had their t. trying to work
140:8.17 each age evolve its own remedies for existing t..
141:3.3 not wise for the host to participate in the family t.
143:3.1 Jesus had listened to the apostolic chief relate his t.
143:3.2 suggest that no mention be made of our trials and t.
143:3.3 the entire trip hardly a word was said about their t..
143:3.3 you are able to attack your t. with a clearer head
143:3.6 many pressing t. are the creations of exaggerated
144:6.3 Again and again would they take their t. to Jesus,
148:6.3 suffering, find the resolution of his intellectual t.
149:5.3 All too many of man’s t. take origin in the fear soil
151:6.4 His t. were mostly emotional—his brain was not
159:3.11 those who lie down before their t. without a struggle
187:1.6 you may be delivered from the terrors of your t..”
189:4.1 where he thought to grieve over his t. in solitude.
191:0.1 Thomas was brooding over his t. alone at Bethpage.
191:0.3 Their isolation had much to do with their t..
191:1.2 must you cease to think about yourself and the t.
193:4.13 Judas had psychic, emotional, and spiritual t.,
195:6.7 One of the great t with modern life is that man thinks
196:3.1 Religion does not remove or destroy human t., but it
troubles—verb
174:2.2 would know the truth about a matter which t. us;
troublesome
3:5.9 Then must the mind of man find itself in that t.
123:3.10 Jesus evinced a t. penchant for lying on his back and
149:2.13 patience in dealing with backward and t. inquirers.
156:5.18 becoming more tactful in dealing with t. mortals
180:6.9 they believed in Jesus as the Messiah, the more t.
troublous
73:4.4 the confused status of the world during these t. times
155:5.13 forward with me into that uncertain and t. future
178:1.10 the angels of your supervision to lead you in t. ways
180:0.2 But now have you come upon t. times.
trough
42:4.14 make a double-height crest, while a crest and a t.
58:4.3 moved slightly south, creating an east and west t.,
59:1.8 When this southern sea entered the Appalachian t.,
59:3.6 as now took place around the Mediterranean t.
60:4.2 a mountain range is the pre-existent lowland, or t.,
80:1.1 earlier days of the violet race the Mediterranean t.
80:1.2 In the eastern t. of the Mediterranean the Nodites
troughs
60:1.7 Great t. developed in North America, paralleling the
60:1.7 Many of these North American t. were later filled
truce
103:4.1 period of t. in the conflict of the self-seeking ego
trudge
40:7.5 even you who now t. on in the lowly path of life
trudged
187:1.8 the Master t. along on the way to the crucifixion,
190:5.2 as these two brothers t. along the road to Emmaus,
true—noun or adverb—see true, not
0:6.8 systems; and this is t. on all levels of intelligence.
1:5.3 and so it is t. that “the invisible things of God are
1:5.16 It is literally t.: “In all your afflictions he is afflicted
1:5.16 this is literally t., for “in Him we all live and move
2:1.9 And these things are absolutely t., notwithstanding
2:3.2 T., even in the justice of reaping the harvest of
2:6.7 It is t. that wisdom does often restrain his love,
2:6.8 the sinner and hates the sin: such a statement is t.
2:7.1 intelligence is only locally accurate, and personally t..
2:7.2 That which apparently may be wholly t. in one
2:7.2 be only relatively t. in another segment of creation.
3:1.2 It is literally t. that God is all and in all.
3:2.1 It is eternally t., “there is no power but of God.”
3:2.2 it is literally t. that “with God all things are possible.”
5:3.1 T., we can and do worship the Father as he is
6:8.4 And it is equally t.: With the help and guidance of
7:1.1 omniscience, equally t. of the Son in the spiritual
7:5.10 it becomes t. that in the bestowal of each Son of
7:5.11 It is literally t., whosoever has seen a Paradise Son
7:7.4 And this remains t. notwithstanding that your very
9:2.4 loving personalities who ever lead the t. of purpose
9:7.5 If this assumption is t., then the utilization of
11:9.1 Although it is t. that not all of the lower spirit beings
12:2.1 T., we do possess evidences which are suggestive
12:3.9 And if this is t., it would satisfactorily explain why
12:7.2 In all his dealings with all his beings it is t. that the
13:4.4 it is t. that the functioning presence of subabsolute
13:4.5 And the Deities are ever t. to the ebb and flow of
14:5.11 T., these ambitious urges must be restrained during
16:4.1 It is literally t. that these Seven Spirits are the
17:4.1 they are images, and they are t. to their name.
18:1.5 And this is t. both of individuals and of the various
20:5.1 literally t. that the divine “Word is made flesh,”
20:5.6 It is t. that your Creator Son selected for the realm
21:3.14 be unlikely to trouble a Creator Son, and this is t..
21:4.6 T., the bestowal Son is still and none the less a
22:4.5 But this is t. concerning only that which pertains to
23:2.18 And this is t. of all messengers operating in a local
25:1.3 hundred and fifty are apparently t. to spirit type,
28:4.4 T., the seven Reflective Spirits are there, but these
29:3.4 There is no evolution in their ranks, and this is t. of
32:4.10 is just as t. of mortal man as of the Creator Son who
35:2.5 Especially is this t. on those spheres where a higher
35:5.6 And this has also been t. even of inhabited worlds
35:9.5 The System Sovereigns are t. to their names;
36:4.7 This is especially t. of the forty-nine spheres under
37:3.6 it is literally t. that the seraphic guardians of the
37:9.6 While this is not wholly t. of the Adamic Sons and
37:9.6 Sons and midway creatures, it is relatively t. of these
38:2.3 “very hairs of your head are numbered,” and it is t.
39:0.9 to an angel of any other group would hardly be t..
41:4.1 a liquid nor a solid—it is gaseous—and this is t.
41:9.2 does ever swing t. to the circuit of the great ellipse
41:10.2 this is t. even of those which were produced by
41:10.4 especially is this t. of the gas-contraction spheres,
42:4.2 but swinging ever t. to the circle of eternity; even if
42:7.8 especially is this t. of electrons nearest the atomic
42:10.7 and this is t. of all levels and of all kinds of mind.
44:1.15 It is literally t., “melody has power a whole world
45:6.3 This is in every sense t. except in the mortal sex
45:6.6 This is t. except in so far as such mortals have been
45:7.1 all who are t. of purpose and worthy in spirit find
46:5.27 Edentia system, t. to the original in every detail.
48:4.17 In the spirit world the opposite is t.: The higher we
48:5.7 at least this is t. after you once leave the world of
48:6.4 T., you are not yet spirits in reality, but you are no
48:6.32 T., there is a planetary pattern running through
49:0.1 is t. of every stage of man’s progressive Paradise
49:0.1 just as t. of the initial mortal experience on an
50:1.1 T., the Creator Son touches the creatures of the
52:3.1 This is t. on all evolutionary worlds.
53:8.4 T., the Uversa tribunals have not yet rendered the
53:8.8 It is t.: “He who is born of God keeps himself,
53:9.4 It is t. that Satan did periodically visit Caligastia
54:2.2 Were this not t., the Father would have hardly
54:4.7 While it is all too t. that good cannot come of evil
54:4.7 it is equally t. that all things (including evil, potential
55:8.5 system is settled in light and life; at least this is t.
56:8.4 Said Jesus, and it is literally t., “The Son does only
56:10.14 It is literally t.: “No man lives by himself.”
58:7.12 It is literally t., “The dust we tread upon was once
60:4.1 Particularly is this t. of North America, where
66:7.5 T., they had no children of their own, but the fifty
67:3.2 but the remainder of these beings remained t. to
68:5.1 This is t. notwithstanding the difficulty of its
68:6.1 you are and to dust shall you return” is literally t.
69:8.8 T., slavery was oppressive, but it was in the schools
69:9.3 this is t. notwithstanding the subsequent gross abuses
71:5.4 T., competition in industry is exceedingly wasteful
75:4.7 T., Eve had found Cano pleasant to the eyes, and
76:1.4 seemed entirely t. that the ground had been cursed.
76:5.4 It seemed too good to be t., but Adam did
77:7.4 was this t. of the associates of Beelzebub, the leader
77:9.8 mortals and the Urantia midwayers, and this is t.
79:7.4 this is especially t. of the last waves of migration
81:1.5 through the era of the herder, and this was t. among
81:2.18 was almost wholly t. of the evolutionary progress of
81:3.3 While it is t. that industry was promoted by the
81:6.33 T., many common services can be acceptably and
82:6.5 this is t. of plants, animals, and the human species.
83:1.4 T., religion should mightily influence marriage but
83:8.2 T., indeed, much spiritual progress may accrue
84:3.10 prestige and social standing; at least this was t. up to
87:6.16 this was especially t. in the matter of sex suppression
88:1.1 The same thing is t. of the reputation of medicines
88:2.7 it is not only believed that what is in the book is t.,
88:4.7 not increase faster, and it is still t. of some African
92:7.4 and it is forever t., in the spirit all men are equal.
93:9.11 it was literally t. that Christ did receive provisional
94:5.4 But it is all too t. that, by the time the Melchizedek
95:6.4 (All too t., Zoroaster’s later followers did reverence
96:2.3 T., his offspring, coming up out of Egypt, did
97:8.5 While it is t. that God has thrust a providential hand
98:6.1 While it is t. that the institutionalization of religion
99:3.2 T., such a brotherhood is in itself a new social
99:5.1 is still t., notwithstanding the contrary teaching of
100:2.7 is unassailable; at least this is t. of every human being
100:4.2 exercised in behalf of the great, the good, the t.,
100:7.9 Still he was always t. to his convictions and firm in
100:7.18 It is literally t.: “If any man has Christ Jesus within
101:8.1 The acceptance of a teaching as t. is not faith;
101:10.4 And this is t. because it is only in the spiritual
101:10.6 always remain t.: Whosoever wills to do the will of
102:1.1 It is literally t., “Human things must be known in
102:2.1 T., one’s perception of religion is still human and
102:3.15 always is it t. that the real is the good and the good
102:7.4 T., many apparently religious traits can grow out
102:7.6 it is t. that many who are inwardly sure about God
103:4.3 but man can be t. to his purpose of finding God and
103:6.3 It is therefore t. that, viewed exclusively from the
104:1.13 erred in fact, it was practically t. with respect to
104:1.13 while in spirit this is t., in actuality it is not a fact.
104:3.1 But all that which is t. of the Paradise Trinity is not
104:3.1 is not necessarily t. of a triunity, for a triunity is
104:4.15 it is t. that the power-pattern and the loving person
105:2.11 this is just as t. of the master universe as of the
105:2.11 infinitesimal ultimaton, just as t. of what is to be
106:2.5 perceive the Supreme as t. children of such a Deity.
106:3.3 Certainly this is t. of the Trinity Ultimate, wherein
106:3.4 capacities; and this is t. even beyond the finite level.
106:5.2 it is nonetheless t. that the impersonal aspects of
106:7.5 we believe that this is just as t. on transcendental
108:3.6 You have been t. to your trusts; you have been
108:5.3 and this is equally t. of all seven Adjuster groups.
108:6.2 for it is literally t. that the Adjuster must coexist in
109:4.2 especially is this t. if the Adjuster has had previous
110:6.6 It is t. that the supremacy of a decision, its crisis
110:7.10 until the last earth struggle is over; I will be t. to my
111:3.7 But it is forever t.: What you begin in time you will
111:4.12 It is forever t.: The past is unchangeable; only the
111:6.10 It is literally t., “Pride goes before a fall.”
112:1.13 It is ever t. that mechanisms are innately passive;
112:1.16 It is literally t., “No man lives unto himself.”
112:5.2 this is just as t. of personality, which God gives by
112:5.15 but it is nonetheless t. that every identifiable factor
112:7.2 of finite creature evolution, but it is eternally t..
112:7.19 T. it is, you mortals are of earthly, animal origin;
114:7.15 it is t. that you can have, at best, only a meager idea
114:7.17 It is eternally t., “the Father himself loves you.”
115:1.2 frames of the universe are only relatively t.;
115:1.2 time, space, even Deity, are only relatively t..
116:3.2 This is t. from the Creative Spirit in a local universe
117:3.5 From a physical standpoint this statement is hardly t.
117:4.9 While it is t. that creatures could not evolve
117:4.9 probably also t. that the evolution of the Supreme
117:5.7 (At least this is t. of the adjutants of worship and
118:5.2 And this is t. even in the life in the flesh;
118:9.5 they ever function t. to the volitional concept that
118:9.6 rather is it t. that in these very mechanics Deity has
118:10.12 indifferent to all that is t., beautiful, and good in
119:4.4 T., all seraphim during that age were regarded
119:4.4 And so it has become forever t., concerning angels
122:4.3 T., Joseph did go to the City of David, Bethlehem,
122:4.4 was also t. of the many genealogies of both Joseph
125:0.6 “My father, it cannot be t.—the Father in heaven
126:2.3 remained always t. that Jesus “sat at no man’s feet.”
127:3.5 while this was t., secretly in his heart he wanted to
128:1.2 It is literally t. that the creative Word—the Creator
128:1.5 and gloriously t.: “We have a high ruler who can be
128:1.8 this was t. right up to the event of his baptism.
128:6.3 This being t., and since Jesus had taken his other
128:7.2 it was literally t.—as concerned a vast universe—that
129:3.6 The same is also t. of all those worlds which have
129:3.6 And it will likewise be equally t. of all worlds
129:4.7 T. it is that in his full, rich, beautiful, and noble life
130:2.7 and destiny of all that is good and beautiful and t..
131:1.2 Everything that is high, holy, t., and beautiful is like
131:10.7 think that all men are my brothers; but it must be t..
131:10.7 If that is t., then all men must be my brothers.
132:3.5 This is t. because man’s thoughts, wisdom, ethics,
132:4.7 voice is pleasant, but your teaching is hardly t..
132:7.4 Had the people remained t. to the spirit of Buddha
133:1.2 Jesus said: “Ganid, it is t., you do not understand.
133:7.12 stalwart assertion of the triumph of that which is t.,
134:5.8 this is t. because human loyalties, once mobilized,
134:6.1 And the relative nature of freedom is t. socially,
135:11.2 And these words which I speak are t. and abiding.
138:9.1 they remained t. to their vows of devotion and
138:9.1 all (save Judas Iscariot) remained loyal and t. to
139:1.11 but it remains t. that each of the twelve was drawn
139:2.2 T., later on, Jesus did attach a new and significant
139:2.12 the First Epistle of Peter; at least this was t. before it
139:3.8 James, it was literally t.—he did drink the cup with
139:8.1 T., Thomas’s was a logical, skeptical type of mind,
141:2.1 T., there is a King in this kingdom, and that King
143:1.5 T., the poor and oppressed of this generation have
143:6.1 the saying t.: ‘One sows and another reaps.
144:5.10 Even so, and everlastingly t..
145:3.13 T., he continued his teaching, but his personal work
146:2.6 In the end it will prove t.: “Whoso stops his ears to
146:2.12 T., you do well to pray when harassed, but you
147:5.7 T., the child may at first make slow progress, but
147:7.3 Jesus: “That which is old and also t. must abide.
147:7.3 But that which is new and also t., have the faith and
149:2.14 And all this is still t.; even today and in all future
149:4.6 While it is t. that many men and women must apply
149:6.5 But it is still t. of those who sit in darkness that
149:6.8 it is eternally t. that you and I are brethren in the
150:5.2 It is forever t., ‘the just shall live by faith.
150:8.5 “T. it is that you are Yahweh, our God and the God
151:6.6 It is equally t. that all of Jesus’ apostles (save
152:2.10 It is t. that his disciples were disposed to call many
154:6.9 It is forever t. that all who may think they are
155:1.2 T. is the promise that the Son shall have these so-
155:6.8 therefore must the religion of the mind ever run t.
158:1.7 know that whatsoever I have declared to you is t..”
159:1.3 all this is ever t., for, where two or three believers
159:4.4 The Scriptures contain much that is t., very much,
160:1.14 And this is t. because our ideal is final, infallible,
160:2.10 T., much is attained out of marriage, and many,
160:5.10 T., after we pay the price of dedication to the
162:2.3 I wish your claims were t., for indeed then would
162:2.3 the Father, and he who sent me is t. and faithful.
162:5.2 if I bear witness of myself, my witness cannot be t.
162:5.2 my witness is everlastingly t., for I know whence I
162:5.3 he who sent me is t. and faithful; my Father loves
163:6.7 Take my yoke upon you, for I am t. and loyal,
163:6.8 And they found the Master’s words to be t. when
164:4.7 If this is t., how is it that he can now see?”
165:2.9 fold, and these words are t. not only of this world.
165:3.4 And if all of this is t., why should you live in fear of
165:6.3 T., each of these believers shall have great and
166:3.7 remains eternally t.: “Behold, I stand at the doors
167:7.4 And all this is t., regardless of your difficulty in
171:3.2 “My son, I know you will be t. to the kingdom,
171:4.5 And this was partly t..
171:7.9 It was literally t., “He went about doing good.”
174:0.2 be t. to your commission as an ambassador of the
174:0.2 Be t. to the affections of your hearts and put not
174:3.3 to exclaim, “T., t., Master, you have well answered
174:5.3 T., indeed, many of you have believed my gospel for
177:2.7 It is t. that many of the objectionable stunting
177:3.7 T., the day before, when he left the temple, he had
180:2.4 It is entirely t. that, when your will has been truly
180:3.4 If this were not t., I would not have repeatedly told
180:3.5 And what I have told you is t. and everlasting,
184:1.8 that you have claimed to be the Messiah; is that t.?”
186:5.1 T., the Master did lay down his life in the flesh on
186:5.2 T., the Father refused to interfere with the march of
186:5.4 T., indeed, all this gospel of the kingdom has been
188:4.10 T., wise fathers may chasten their sons, but they do
188:4.13 It is t., after all, that you are to be “forgiven your
189:2.6 Although individual facts may be materially t.,
192:2.1 all goodness, the essence of the t. and the beautiful.”
194:3.5 It is forever t., “Where the spirit of the Lord is,
194:3.17 was literally t. that “there was but one heart and soul
194:4.6 T., a marvelous manifestation of brotherly love
195:1.11 Eastern version remained more t. to Jesus’ teachings,
195:2.5 T., indeed, many individuals did penetrate beneath
195:7.13 It is also t. that one must first be a moral person
195:10.7 obstacle; especially is this t. concerning the Orient.
195:10.14 It is all too t. that such a church would not have
196:0.2 holy, just, and great, as well as being t., beautiful,
196:3.26 the Father-source of all that is t., beautiful, and good
196:3.35 Even that which is t., beautiful, and good may not
true, not
3:2.8 But again I assure you that this is not t..
9:6.7 but this is not t. of the higher levels of mind;
20:5.2 enlightenment should indicate that this is not t..
32:2.5 this was not t. of the earlier epochs of physical
42:1.9 If this were not t., then evidence of energy depletion
54:2.2 Were this not t., the Father would have hardly
117:2.5 This is not t. of the finaliters nor of any other of the
132:1.4 This is not t. of those scientists and idealists who
133:5.5 That is sound mathematics, but it is not t., for the
165:2.6 are not t. shepherds unless you lead your flocks into
180:3.2 but this is not t. of some who now persecute us.
180:3.4 If this were not t., I would not have repeatedly told
189:2.6 belief which was not t.: the teaching that the body
true—adjective—see religion; see worship
2:7.3 Center are eternally, infinitely, and universally t.;
2:7.11 beauty—material art or spiritual symmetry—is both t.
2:7.11 social equity, or divine ministry—is equally t. and
5:4.7 unification of all that is good, beautiful, and t. in
6:2.2 was and is and forever will be t. of the Eternal Son
7:1.4 actions and fluctuations of spirit gravity are ever t.
9:2.4 loving personalities who ever lead the t. of purpose
12:8.3 Physical energy is the one reality which is t. and
13:4.5 And the Deities are ever t. to the ebb and flow of
17:4.1 they are images, and they are t. to their name.
25:1.3 hundred and fifty are apparently t. to spirit type,
35:9.5 The System Sovereigns are t. to their names;
44:7.3 the evolving creature may be intellectually t.,
45:7.1 all who are t. of purpose and worthy in spirit find
46:5.27 Edentia system, t. to the original in every detail.
67:3.2 but the remainder of these beings remained t. to
100:7.9 Still he was always t. to his convictions and firm in
103:4.3 but man can be t. to his purpose of finding God and
108:3.6 You have been t. to your trusts; you have been
110:7.10 until the last earth struggle is over; I will be t. to my
115:1.2 frames of the universe are only relatively t.;
115:1.2 time, space, even Deity, are only relatively t..
118:10.12 indifferent to all that is t., beautiful, and good in
130:2.7 and destiny of all that is good and beautiful and t..
131:1.2 Everything that is high, holy, t., and beautiful is like
132:7.4 Had the people remained t. to the spirit of Buddha,
133:5.8 How can the finite mind of man achieve a t.,
133:7.12 stalwart assertion of the triumph of that which is t.,
135:11.2 And these words which I speak are t. and abiding.
136:4.9 lived out the remainder of his earth life always t. to
138:9.1 they remained t. to their vows of devotion and
138:9.1 all (save Judas Iscariot) remained loyal and t. to
143:6.1 is the saying t.: ‘One sows and another reaps.
144:5.10 Even so, and everlastingly t..
147:7.3 Said Jesus: “That which is old and also t. must abide.
147:7.3 But that which is new and also t., have the faith and
159:4.4 The Scriptures contain much that is t., very much,
162:2.3 the Father, and he who sent me is t. and faithful.
162:5.2 if I bear witness of myself, my witness cannot be t.
162:5.2 my witness is everlastingly t., for I know whence I
162:5.3 he who sent me is t. and faithful; my Father loves
163:6.7 Take my yoke upon you, for I am t. and loyal,
163:6.8 And they found the Master’s words to be t. when
165:2.9 fold, and these words are t. not only of this world.
180:3.5 And what I have told you is t. and everlasting,
196:0.2 being holy, just, and great, as well as being t.,
196:3.26 the Father-source of all that is t., beautiful, and good
196:3.35 Even that which is t., beautiful, and good may not
true absolutes
107:4.2 they are probably t. within the potentialities of their
true affection
40:10.13 and that affection is not less than t., holy, divine,
180:1.3 I hold up before you the supreme measure of t.,
true allegiance
52:7.7 t. planetary allegiance to the Supreme Being grows.
true ambition
44:8.5 every artistic, and social longing or t. which ever
true ancestor
133:4.9 “Worship only God, who is your t. spirit ancestor.
true ancestry
29:1.1 of semimaterial progeny from t. spirit ancestry.
true animal forms
65:2.2 eventually led to the development of the t. of life.
true answer
148:6.3 Both Job and his friends failed to find the t. for
true art
195:7.16 T. is the effective manipulation of the material
true atmosphere
43:1.3 worlds have a t., the usual three-gas mixture which is
true attainment
160:1.15 gave me the urge to search for the realities of t.,
160:5.5 values, divine wisdom, and t. spirit attainment.
true attitude
155:5.14 having found such a t. and sincere attitude of soul,
true attribute
44:0.19 you are assured of never losing any t. you once had;
true badge
160:1.4 the t. of social maturity is the willingness of a
true beauty
20:10.3 living truth, divine goodness, and t. spiritual beauty.
true beginnings
105:2.7 reality has its t. with the eternity appearance of the
true beings
131:8.5 he supports all creation and indwells all t..
true believer(s)
94:6.6 the purpose of the t. is always to act but never to
94:8.8 the t. should also look beyond the associations of
100:5.3 and many t. have progressed in the spirit without
142:7.15 attained just such perfection as all t. are destined to
146:3.8 words of assurance about the eternal survival of t..
156:5.13 Every day a t. lives, he finds it easier to do the right
156:5.15 As the days pass, every t. becomes more skillful in
156:5.21 The t. does not grow weary in well-doing just
170:2.14 personal experience then present in the hearts of t.,
170:5.20 But someday the t. in Jesus will not be divided in
178:1.2 In the kingdom of heaven t. will not resort to the
180:2.5 So does the t. exist only for the purpose of bearing
181:1.1 become a spiritual incarnation in the souls of all t..
194:3.17 Alexandria, and at all other places where t. dwelt.
true birds
60:2.12 flying pterosaurs were not the ancestors of the t.
60:3.22 by the sudden appearance of the first of the t.,
true bliss
43:9.2 citizenship, is a period of t. and heavenly bliss
true bread of life
153:2.8 my Father now stands ready to give you the t..
true cause(s)
81:2.9 But the frank, honest, and fearless search for t. gave
118:4.1 forget that, while there is indeed a t. First Cause,
164:3.6 he encouraged his apostles to seek for the t. of all
true certainty
146:3.2 T. and genuine inward certainty does not in the
true character(s)
19:1.10 understanding of the present status and t. of a being.
48:7.3 Cleverness is not a substitute for t. character.
112:7.19 someday serve throughout the universes in your t.—
152:6.4 to afford the permanent results of t. transformations.
true child
47:10.6 of morontia status, and a t. of the Most Highs.
180:5.4 The t. of universe insight looks for the living Spirit
true children
48:7.7 difficulties only stimulate the t. of the Most Highs.
true choice
118:7.7 reality identification, and if this is a t. and free choice
true church
195:10.11 The t.—the Jesus brotherhood—is invisible, spiritual
true civilization
111:4.3 The advances of t. are all born in this inner world of
true claims
162:2.3 I wish your claims were t., for indeed then would
true concept
1:2.7 the t. of the reality of God is reasonable to logic,
46:2.6 you can hardly entertain anything like a t. of the
92:4.5 The t. of the First Source was first promulgated on
96:3.2 they were virtually without a t. of God and without
99:4.4 such is the t. spiritual concept of supreme reality.
136:1.6 the t. of the union in one earth personality of the
true conception
104:1.7 A t. trinity conception is not just a grouping together
true connection
147:5.7 Said Jesus: “My children, if there exists a t.
true consciousness
101:3.4 Genuine spiritual faith (t. moral consciousness) is
true consecration
110:3.4 attainment of a t. and understanding consecration
true consolation
170:2.3 2. The gospel carried a message of t. for all men,
true convictions
146:3.2 are unafraid of the critical examination of their t.
true correlation
118:10.7 a t. and actualizing correlation of the energies of
true courage
163:4.11 2. T.. Peter warned them that they would encounter
true culture
79:1.2 the easternmost outpost of the t. Andite culture.
81:6.13 education, but wisdom, which is indispensable to t.,
true Deity
87:0.2 again find anchor until it arrives at the concept of a t.
true depths
130:4.4 adequately comprehend the t. of universe reality.
true designations
115:3.4 less and less are they t. of reality; more and more
true desires
94:6.6 but always stands ready to respond to their t.;
true destiny
12:9.1 Man’s t. consists in the creation of new spirit goals
195:9.9 by grace, attain the moral heights of t. human destiny
true development
100:2.2 The evidence of t. spiritual development consists in
true devotion
160:5.3 religious devotion may be t. or false, real or unreal,
true dignity
55:9.3 the exaltation of these rulers to the t. signified by
true disciples
163:0.1 one hundred and fifty other t. and tried disciples
true drawing power
188:5.10 There is t. in the whole bestowal of Michael, from
true dynamics
102:2.6 the soul and energy of t. philosophic dynamics is
true educators
76:3.10 and noble teachers of health and religion, those t.,
true efficiency
132:5.13 of the laws of justice, equity, fairness, and t.;
true essence
2:6.1 In its t., religion is a faith-trust in the goodness of
true evidences
189:2.9 The t. of the resurrection of Michael are spiritual in
true evolution
116:4.8 The local universes are the starting points of t.,
true existence
189:0.2 the morontia, into the status of t. spirit existence.
true experience
101:1.1 it represents t. with eternal realities in time,
112:2.12 religion, t. spiritual experience, is the experiential
118:10.14 philosophy and the values of t. spiritual experience
154:1.3 better grounded in faith and t. religious experience.
160:5.3 while those based on t. spirit experience I would
true facts
189:2.6 Although individual facts may be materially t.,
true faith
92:6.14 believed others to be decadent forms of the one t..
94:6.5 His concept of t. was unusual, and Lao-tse too
94:12.3 not suffer one mortal who calls on his name in t.
101:10.4 of religious experience and by the exercise of t..
132:3.5 And all such t. is predicated on profound reflection,
true family
84:7.30 But even more, a t.—a good family—reveals to the
142:7.5 Jesus stated that a t. is founded on the following
true fashion
123:3.4 the lads enjoyed themselves in t. boyish fashion.
true father(s)
2:0.1 up to the Paradise Creator as a t. spiritual Father.
2:5.9 for, as a father, a real father, a t., loves his children,
142:2.2 a good and t. not only loves his family as a whole
142:7.7 T. take great pleasure in providing for the needs of
174:1.4 the t. is never conscious of any such separation.
188:4.8 you grasp the idea of God as a t. and loving Father
true First Cause
118:4.1 You must not forget that, while there is indeed a t.,
true fish
59:4.11 Many of the largest t. belong to this age,
true focus
48:6.28 these material and morontial viewpoints into t.
true forces
100:2.1 a living spiritual connection with t. spiritual forces
true foundations
195:9.5 for a rediscovery of the t. and original foundations of
true friend(s)
39:1.10 These are the t. and postgraduate counselors of all
39:9.3 always and forever your t. and unfailing helpers.
48:6.35 Here you are face to face with t. and understanding
171:7.4 Jesus could be such a t. because of his insight—he
true fruits
70:8.18 But these measures can bear their t only in the future
true gesture
91:8.6 Prayer may be a wholly selfish request or a t. toward
true goal
170:2.6 gospel held up spiritual attainment as the t. of living.
true God
1:3.1 he is “the eternal, immortal, invisible, and only t..”
3:1.4 “The t. is not afar off; he is a part of us; his spirit
64:6.23 tribes back to the worship of the t. under the name of
128:3.5 to a four-hour discussion of the t. and his worship.
131:10.4 The spirit of the t. God is in man’s heart.
160:5.10 This gospel enables us to seek for the t. and to find
182:1.3 that my creatures should know you as the only t.
196:0.2 being holy, just, and great, as well as being t.,
true God-consciousness
196:3.23 false gods—gods in man’s image—but the t. does not
true goodness
131:8.3 T. is like water in that it blesses everything and
131:8.3 And like water, t. seeks the lowest places, even
140:8.26 Jesus always insisted that t. must be unconscious,
true guide
195:5.14 But of all these values, love is the t. to real insight.
true healing
158:5.5 This was a t. of a double affliction, a physical
true hero
187:4.5 the cross beside him he saw a great man, a t..
true holiness
100:7.16 Jesus was reverential of t., and yet he could justly
true human beings
62:4.6 gave birth to two remarkable creatures, the first t..
62:5.2 These two remarkable creatures were t..
true humanity
117:3.4 from the t. of Joshua ben Joseph, the Son of Man,
true humility
140:8.20 what he really aimed at was t. toward God.
true humor
99:4.1 Religion imparts new values to play and exalts all t..
true hunger
102:1.6 The Adjuster unfailingly arouses in man’s soul a t.
true images
17:4.1 They are t. and constantly function as the channel
17:4.3 They are t., wholly reflective of the personality
true import
121:8.12 meaning and t. of the Master’s life and teachings,
true impulse
103:3.1 the fact remains that the t. religious impulse has its
true indicator
82:3.3 Marriage standards have always been a t. of the
true infinity
0:3.24 representing the eternity-intension of the t. of the
true information
4:5.1 as guides for religious living or as the source of t.
true insight
44:8.4 denied you, if, after acquiring t. mota insight in the
140:5.13 To see God—by faith—means to acquire t. spiritual
true intent
112:5.9 ample opportunity to reveal its t. and real purpose.
true intentions
75:4.5 that men with good motives and t. could do no evil;
true judgment(s)
2:3.1 “The judgments of the Lord are t. and righteous
162:5.2 my judgment would be t. and righteous, for I
162:5.2 me into the world, and who is the source of all t..
true justice
70:10.13 The administration of t. dates from the taking of
true kingdom
170:5.13 would follow the progress of the t. spiritual kingdom
true knowledge
26:3.5 transmit the transactions of t.-knowledge import to
132:3.4 There is never conflict between t. and truth.
true leaders
90:5.8 but the t. religious leaders have been invaluable in
true legislation
33:8.2 While t. is not enacted at the universe headquarters,
true legislative bodies
33:8.1 On Salvington there are no t. legislative bodies.
true lemurs
61:2.10 While this family cannot be regarded as t.,
61:2.10 the establishment of the line from which the t.
true levels
42:11.4 but only t. spirit levels of reality are independent
111:3.3 soul invariably ascends to the t. spirit levels of fusion
147:4.8 And then when you attain t. philosophic levels of
true liberty
54:1.0 1. TRUE AND FALSE LIBERTY
54:1.1 mortals to distinguish between t. and false liberty.
54:1.2 T is the quest of the ages and the reward of progress
54:1.3 T. is progressively related to reality and is ever
54:1.6 T. is the associate of genuine self-respect; false
54:1.6 T. is the fruit of self-control; false liberty,
54:1.8 Only t. and genuine liberty is compatible with the
54:2.5 t., the right to love and be loved, the privilege of
true life
129:4.7 because Jesus lived a t. and genuinely human life.
true light
40:5.19 “t. which lights every man who comes into the world
52:1.7 they have been “lighted by the t.,”
101:0.3 that “t. which lights every man who comes into the
107:4.5 referred to as that “t. which lights every man who
155:1.2 But the Psalmist did glimpse the t. when,
true longings
39:3.3 transient and conscious desires, but rather the t.
174:1.5 to your ignorance of the inner nature and t. of your
true love
117:6.10 All t. is from God, and man receives the divine
188:5.2 T. does not compromise nor condone hate; it
true magnitude
14:0.1 but the t. of this vast creation is really beyond the
28:6.22 grow in greatness, in t. of genuine survival character.
true man
128:1.4 Jesus was a t. man among men.
true manifestation
33:3.3 Creator Son, a faithful and t. of the Infinite Spirit.
true maturation
110:6.3 of the parts does not equal the t. of the whole;
true maturity
118:1.6 t. transcends patience by a forbearance born of real
true meaning(s)
1:0.6 This is the t. of that divine command, “Be you
1:0.6 levels of spiritual values and t. universe meanings.
9:1.4 energy relationships, and t. mind meanings.
87:7.8 a cult must recognize t., exalt beautiful relations,
109:6.1 happens in vain; no t. or real value ever perishes.
112:2.7 In the t. of the word, love connotes mutual regard of
112:7.2 no creature can comprehend the t. of the actual
118:1.5 brought together to illuminate the t. of the present.
118:10.9 handicapped by lack of farsighted vision into the t.
151:2.7 Thomas; you have discerned the t. of parables; but
171:8.8 your hearts while each of you finds out their t..”
180:5.1 the consciousness and assurance of t. on real spirit
180:5.8 The t. cosmic meaning of this rule of universal
180:5.8 And when such spirit-led mortals realize the t. of
true measure
28:6.13 Trustworthiness is the t. of self-mastery, character.
true member
47:10.6 proclaimed a t. of the morontia corps of Nebadon—
true mercy
28:6.8 T. comes only as the beautiful climax to these
true Messiah
135:3.3 his distant cousin, Jesus of Nazareth, was the t.,
true metaphysics
47:5.3 Surviving mortals now gain practical insight into t..
true method
71:2.7 is the only safe and t. of accelerating civilization;
true mind
111:1.6 this mind be made noble, beautiful, t., and good—
136:8.7 it did perform as would a t. mortal mind under the
true mirror
156:5.17 Defeat is the t. in which you may honestly view your
true monogamy
83:6.0 6. TRUE MONOGAMY—PAIR MARRIAGE
true monotheism
98:1.3 the Greeks would have eventually achieved a t. in
true morality
84:7.30 Family life is the progenitor of t., the ancestor of the
true mota
44:8.4 persistently denied you, if, after acquiring t. insight
true motive
28:5.19 discerners will forthwith inform us as to the t.,
28:6.19 The full analysis of the t. and the hidden motives is
128:2.4 but his t. was to train James and Joseph in the
true nature
2:5.11 term would convey to the mind of man the t. of
15:14.3 very difficult to describe our conception of the t.
103:8.3 The imperfection of the lover’s insight into the t. of
111:1.7 of pure mechanical control and t. spirit nature
131:6.2 heaven, there to develop its t. spiritual nature,
134:0.2 with the program of openly manifesting his t.
142:2.4 come the better to understand the t. of the Father?
169:4.11 Although Jesus revealed the t. of the Father in his
186:1.6 the experience of the realization of the t. of sin.
187:5.6 Jesus revealed his t. to the murderous Sanhedrin
true objectives
99:4.2 collective movements from losing sight of their t..
true opportunity
112:5.9 all creatures are to experience one t. to make one
true organisms
65:2.2 were t. borderline organisms—neither vegetable
true origins
115:1.1 fathom conclusions, if it cannot penetrate to t.,
true pair marriage
83:6.6 This ideal of t. pair marriage entails self-denial, and
true parent(s)
84:7.26 The t. is engaged in a continuous service-ministry
84:7.30 such t. portray to their children the first of a series
140:5.12 looks for the best in man; that is the attitude of a t..
true passport
109:6.5 Such decisive consecration constitutes the t. from
true path
94:6.12 because of temporary failure to progress in the t. of
true pattern
94:6.10 that the t. of temporal civilization is the mirror
true person(s)
1:5.9 he remains a t. and everlastingly maintains personal
17:2.3 Majeston is a t., the personal and infallible center of
23:3.7 They are t., yet endowed with nearly all of the
131:4.2 This t. Person is eternal and divine; he is the primal
true perspective
19:1.6 The t. of any reality problem—human or divine,
true personality or personalities
1:5.2 be anything less than an eternal, infinite, t., good,
2:7.2 personalities are only partially wise and relatively t.
5:6.12 God provides for the sovereign choice of all t..
8:6.1 but the Spirit is also a t. and divine personality.
17:4.2 The Reflective Spirits are t. but of such an order as
24:3.3 Though the Conjoint Actor looks upon them as t.
25:2.2 They are t.; still each member of a superuniverse
30:1.113 nonresponsive to spirit gravity but is nonetheless a t.
107:7.1 Adjusters are not t.; but they are true realities;
110:6.1 the beginning of t. human personality function.
112:6.1 caterpillar, so will the t. of human beings emerge on
true phenomenon
42:9.1 such a belief founded on a t. of the physical world.
true philosophy
44:7.3 Cosmic concepts of t., the portrayal of celestial
52:3.11 is the universal interest in intellectual realities, t..
132:3.2 Knowledge originates in science; wisdom, in t.;
133:5.4 T. grows out of the wisdom which does its best to
true picture
75:1.5 the t. of the consternation of these two noble souls
92:3.1 The remnants of the cult present a t. of the racial
true political body
70:7.1 and the resultant complex tribe was the first t..
true polygyny
83:5.10 T., where all the wives are of equal status and all the
true possibilities
118:4.3 potentials to the status of t. universe possibilities
true prayer(s)
91:1.4 T. does not appear until the agency of religious
91:2.2 through rituals and incantations to the threshold of t.
91:2.4 sacrifice idea detracts from the higher efficacy of t.
91:2.5 communion, it proves fatal to the potency of t.,
91:2.6 there is a definite spiritual phase of t. which
91:8.2 T. is both moral and religious; magic is neither.
168:4.9 6. All t. are addressed to spiritual beings, and all
true praying
91:8.4 in t. prayer is the sincere and trusting communication
144:2.2 T. is the sincere attitude of reaching heavenward for
true presentations
97:7.9 the writings of Isaiah are the most sublime and t.
true progress
4:1.2 is never arrayed in opposition to t. human progress,
68:6.5 the fine arts and t. scientific progress have all thrived
89:3.5 represented t. evolutionary progress in that the
94:6.12 God-consciousness that is indispensable to the t.,
94:8.17 that such achievements constitute t. in cosmic
true promise
155:1.2 T. is the promise that the Son shall have these
true prophets
90:2.9 Ever and anon, t. and teachers arose to denounce
true prosperity
110:1.3 delighted to contribute to health, happiness, and t..
true purpose
103:4.3 but man can be t. to his purpose of finding God and
129:4.7 And this was Jesus’ t. and supreme purpose.
151:2.5 and serious misconception of the t. of such a parable
true quadruped
60:3.20 One of these new grass-eating dinosaurs was a t.
true reality or realities
12:8.3 Physical energy is the one reality which is t. and
94:2.6 there was a definite effort to seek and to find t..
102:3.5 morontia mota) leads to the consciousness of t.;
102:3.5 the consciousness of fact, value, and t. constitutes
104:2.4 personality but nonetheless a t. and absolute reality;
107:7.1 they are t., realities of the purest order known in the
112:5.20 The t. of all selfhood (personality) is able to
174:0.2 Seek the t. of the spirit and cease to be attracted by
177:4.10 worlds of divine values and t. spiritual realities.
true records
17:3.6 the t. spiritual records are assembled by reflectivity
true reflection
84:3.2 Testament era is a t. of the mores of the herdsmen.
117:1.8 Such creature affection is a t. of the love of the
true relations
56:10.13 The recognition of t. implies a mind competent to
true relationship
112:2.8 Every t. of mortal man with other persons—human
118:1.8 in such a way as to divorce the present of its t. to
true religion(s) - see religion, true
103:9.2 religion may be wholly genuine and everlastingly t..
160:5.3 based on true spirit experience I would term the t..
true religionist
94:6.6 And of the t. he said, in expressing the truth that it
true repentance
143:2.7 God that leads men into t. and genuine repentance.
true representation
4:2.5 the t., the faithful portrayal, of an all-wise God.
true rest
26:11.8 sleep, and now the third metamorphosis is the t.,
143:7.7 Worship is effortless attention, t. and ideal soul rest,
true revelation
9:5.5 Universe intelligence is no more a t. of God who is
9:5.5 than is physical nature a t. of the beauty of Paradise.
101:2.2 And t. never renders science unnatural, religion
true riches
169:2.6 when you are trusted with the stewardship of the t.
true righteousness
131:3.2 By faith let us lay hold upon t. and genuine
160:1.10 or atone for the absence of the thirst for t..
170:3.7 4. Moral conduct, t.,becomes, then, the natural result
170:3.11 the new dispensation of t. social righteousness.
true salvation
103:7.2 T. is the technique of the divine evolution of the
true saying
143:6.1 is the saying t.: ‘One sows and another reaps.
true science
103:7.6 Within the domain of t., reason is always amenable
195:7.2 T. science can have no quarrel with true religion.
true scientist
132:1.2 he has assumed to forsake the attitude of a t. since
139:8.12 man whose mind was that of a t.—Thomas Didymus
true scorpions
59:3.11 Soon thereafter, and suddenly, the t.—actual air
true sect
137:7.8 The Essenes were a t. religious sect, originating
true self-government
14:3.1 the height of the ideals of t. self-government.
35:2.2 universe beings and observe the highest type of t..
52:5.10 T. is beginning to function; fewer restrictive laws are
true self-mastery
143:2.8 even the heights of terrestrial mortal attainment—t..”
true self-realization
94:11.6 T. cosmic self-realization results from identification
133:6.5 Moral self-consciousness is t. and constitutes the
true self-respect
156:5.14 Spiritual living mightily increases t. self-respect.
true selves
110:2.3 morontia transcripts of your t. advancing selves,
true sense
146:2.9 A thoroughly selfish soul cannot pray in the t. of
true servant
165:6.2 shall set the t. and tried servant over the affairs of
true service
131:8.3 “All good works of t. come from the Supreme.
true shepherd(s)
128:1.10 the Giver of life eternal, the T., the Deliverer of the
165:2.3 judge both of you, the t. and the false shepherds.
165:2.4 “The t. gathers his flock into the fold for the night
165:2.4 he enters into the fold by the door, and when he
165:2.4 and when he calls, the sheep know his voice.
165:2.4 The t. enters the fold after the porter has opened the
165:2.4 are thus brought forth, the t. goes before them;
165:2.4 he leads the way and the sheep follow him.
165:2.7 and at the same time the t. of my Father’s flocks.
165:2.8 “But I also am the t. who is willing even to lay
165:2.8 but the t. will not flee when the wolf comes;
165:2.8 he will protect his flock and, if necessary, lay down
165:2.8 I am the t.; I know my own and my own know me
165:2.9 you all know the voice of one shepherd, the t.,
169:1.15 his Sons, the t. of the flock, to seek the lost sheep.
188:5.1 the full measure of the supreme devotion of the t.
190:5.4 That he will feed the flock like a t., gathering the
192:2.3 Be a good and a t. shepherd to the flock.
true significance
94:12.1 the failure to understand the t. of the evolution of
107:4.7 Can you really realize the t. of the Adjuster’s
188:4.2 of failing to perceive the t. of the Master’s death.
true snakes
60:3.20 appeared as did also the t. of the modern type.
true social life
47:6.3 to the demands and delights of the t. of morontia
true son
130:8.2 saying, “I want to be a t. of Abraham, but I cannot
146:2.7 What the t. desires and the infinite Father wills IS.
181:2.7 “You are a t. of Abraham, but what a time I have
true souls
31:0.13 Finaliters are indeed the accumulating tried and t. of
true spirit(s)
12:8.12 T. is not subject to physical gravity but eventually
14:5.1 you pass through the t. stages of progression and
43:9.2 evolving from a morontia being to the status of a t.
47:8.6 they are far from being t.; they are more like
102:4.4 of the nature of God and the reality of pure and t..
119:5.1 This unidentified being presents the status of a t.
162:2.2 to outward appearances but judge by the t. of
true state
71:1.23 and group differences is the characteristic of the t.,
true status
101:6.3 morontia personality and eventually of t. spirit status.
true stories
151:2.5 for our preaching, we should employ t., not fables,
true study
26:7.1 And here the ascending pilgrims discover what t.
true substance
1:6.1 Shadows should be interpreted in terms of the t..
true success
117:1.1 He is the sweetness of t. and the joy of everlasting
true survivors
156:6.5 and t. of the great sifting through which the gospel
true teacher(s)
20:8.4 teachers of spirit personalities, even the tried and t.
20:10.4 As the t. of ascending personalities, the Trinity
39:1.14 Even the t. and consecrated teachers of time are
90:2.9 Ever and anon, t. arose to denounce shamanism.
90:2.9 Many t. have appeared among the various tribes
90:2.9 And they will ever continue to appear to challenge
130:3.7 The t. maintains his intellectual integrity by ever
162:6.3 the spirit become the t. of the way which leads to
true teachings
159:5.1 those eternally t. and divinely beautiful teachings,
true thirst
143:5.6 there was in Nalda’s heart a t. for the living water;
true total
19:4.5 Censor has depicted the t. and unmistakable total
true trinity or trinities
104:0.3 all had triad gods, but these were still not t..
104:1.7 A t. conception is not just a grouping together of
true types
61:3.12 In central Asia the t. of both the primitive monkey
true unity
133:5.9 interassociated levels of the t. of the real universe.
true value(s)
1:1.2 will constitutes man’s only possible gift of t. to the
7:1.1 and unerring spiritual grasp of all t. spirit values.
7:3.3 That which represents t. spiritual value in your
7:3.6 they do not ascend in the circuits of t. spirit values.
9:6.2 All t. and genuine intellectual values, all divine
12:6.5 are the higher mind meanings and t. spirit values
14:6.38 all impulses towards the attainment of t. spirit values
17:3.5 Everything of t. spiritual value is registered in
50:5.9 and culture grasps at cosmic relationships and t..
100:4.4 experience reveals to the individual the t. of life.
101:2.14 you have come to look upon as being t. and good.
109:6.0 6. THE PERSISTENCE OF TRUE VALUES
111:3.4 meanings seek to co-ordinate with t. spirit value.
112:7.6 having achieved the status of a t. universe value,
130:4.4 All t. of creature experience are concealed in depth
130:4.10 of the spiritualized intellect discerns a world of t..
132:1.0 1. TRUE VALUES
132:1.2 Jesus taught Angamon: The standard of t. must be
132:2.2 good and evil as they are determined by the t. of
132:2.9 capacity for identifying the self with t. spirit values
180:5.9 attainment of righteous levels of t. spirit values:
true vine
180:2.1 I am the t. vine, and my Father is the husbandman.
182:1.22 I am the t. vine; you are the branches.
true virtue
140:8.21 Jesus was a positive teacher of t. virtue.
true vision
47:1.3 visualize finaliters until you acquire t. spirit vision.
91:7.3 But t. prophetic vision is a superpsychologic
true voice
101:0.3 There really is a t. and genuine inner voice, that “true
true waters of life
162:6.3 the way which leads to life everlasting, to the t. in
true wealth
131:3.2 Faith is man’s t.; it is the endowment of virtue and
true will
118:7.1 but it is t., nonetheless, within these defined limits.
true wisdom
102:1.2 t admonishes us to allow faith to accomplish through
181:2.15 It would help you much if you would learn that t.
true witness
162:5.2 if I bear witness of myself, my witness cannot be t.
162:5.2 my witness is everlastingly t., for I know whence I
true words
163:6.8 And they found the Master’s words to be t. when
165:2.9 fold, and these words are t. not only of this world.
true worship—see worship
true worshiper
164:4.11 would do such a thing only at the request of a t.—
trueness
146:3.2 of secret doubts as to the t. of one’s belief.
truer
1:5.10 an enlarged and t. concept of God which has come
132:1.4 a material science or spiritual religion of a t. and
138:6.4 and that was a better and t. revelation of his Father;
truest
91:2.3 But the t. prayer is in reality a communion between
140:5.17 denotes the height and depth and breadth of the t.
155:3.5 was man’s heartfelt loyalty to his t. convictions.
180:5.8 But the highest realization and the t. interpretation
truly—see truly, not; truly said or say
0:3.25 only the Eternal Son and the Infinite Spirit t. know
0:12.8 we t. doubt the possibility of such full unification of
1:1.3 When you have once become t. God-conscious,
1:1.6 prophets of old t. called him “the everlasting God”
1:5.1 The Father is t. a personality, notwithstanding that
1:5.8 is t. and everlastingly a perfect Creator personality,
1:6.2 will become t. adequate only when the pilgrims of
1:6.8 revelation of the personality of God in a t. human
2:5.8 because we discern that these personalities t. love us.
2:6.2 revealed religion becomes t. and spiritually moral.
3:4.6 Such a love can be t experienced, albeit while quality
3:6.3 Man’s mind can be t. comprehended only by
3:6.6 he may t. suffer, but I do not comprehend the nature
5:4.3 the t. religious individual seeks to identify the self
5:6.6 The material self is t. and unqualifiedly personal.
6:1.4 bestowal Son came forth from the Father just as t. as
6:2.1 He is also just as spiritual as the Father, just as t.
6:5.6 God the Father and God the Spirit are t. personal,
6:7.3 The Eternal Son is t. a merciful minister, a divine
7:4.6 the Infinite Spirit functions t. and literally as the
7:7.5 do not forget that the Son is a person just as t. as
8:4.7 The Conjoint Creator is t. and forever the great
8:5.6 such a liaison is t. the union of the spirits of God the
9:0.3 near you; they really know and t. understand you.
9:5.6 Mind is t. of divine origin, and it does have a divine
9:7.3 but there are many phases which t. baffle us.
10:3.3 but the children of the Spirit are t. the “Act of God.”
10:7.1 The Father, the Son, and the Conjoint Actor are t.
10:8.7 of creature capacity they fully and t. know God.
11:4.5 for t., “Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, neither has
12:5.3 but the only t. nontemporal place is Paradise area.
12:5.10 Ethics and morals become t. human when they are
12:7.4 But all this which can be t. said of the Father
12:8.11 which becomes t. liberated when modified by spirit.
18:1.4 Father, for they are t. the Secrets of Supremacy.
19:1.11 The present can be t. interpreted only in the light of
19:6.1 You can never t. envisage these glorious creatures;
21:3.3 but they all could, they are t. freewill Sons.
23:1.5 not lonesome spirits, for they t. like to work alone.
24:1.15 They are t. personal beings, but they possess a type
25:7.3 will t. regret that these companionable creatures
26:8.1 the pilgrims of eternity arrive at their first t. mutual
26:10.5 t. wish you might live your lives over once again.
28:4.4 hosts are less t. and automatically reflective of the
28:6.8 the Memories of Mercy teach them how to be t.
29:3.7 of power regulation are mobile and t. kaleidoscopic
29:4.35 Dissociators are t. the alchemists of space and the
32:4.10 The Father has t. divested himself of every function
34:6.4 those who have been t. “born of the Spirit,”
34:6.5 it is t. written, “It is the Spirit that quickens.”
34:6.9 There t. exists within you a conspiracy of spiritual
38:2.3 you would t. regard a seraphim as a mathematical
38:4.3 seraphim are exceedingly personal and t. affectionate
40:6.5 if in spirit you become t. related brothers of Christ,
40:8.4 They are t. your brethren, and you will greatly enjoy
41:3.3 All suns are originally t. gaseous, though they may
41:10.5 You were t. among the least of all creation until
41:10.5 Sometimes the last is first, while t. the least becomes
42:12.12 The eyes are t. the windows of the spirit-born soul.
43:6.8 T.,eye has not seen such glories as await your arrival
44:4.2 On the morontia worlds they t. treasure the gems of
44:7.3 of divine beauty can never be t. satisfying if such
46:0.1 the system headquarters is t. the heaven visualized
46:5.23 constantly revised so as to t. represent up-to-date
47:8.6 But they are t. becoming marvelous creatures.
48:1.4 becoming less physical and more t. morontial on the
48:7.6 The majority of impoverished souls are t. rich, but
50:5.8 mortals of such an era are t. becoming moral beings.
50:5.9 Such evolving mortals are t. educated, genuinely
52:3.7 so that it can be t. proclaimed that “God has made of
52:5.10 This t. is a great and glorious age!
54:3.1 both are inevitable if the creature is to be t. free.
56:0.1 The perfect and imperfect are t. interrelated, and
57:8.26 These inland seas of olden times were t. the cradle of
59:5.22 The modern ferns are t. relics of these bygone ages.
61:3.10 was t. the age of horses as well as of elephants.
64:4.11 But there was so little progress that it t. appeared as
67:4.7 we t. believe that all such sincere penitents will be
69:9.15 Finally land became t. negotiable, with sales,
70:12.20 selecting such administrative leaders as are t. wise.
75:5.1 Eve’s disillusionment was t. pathetic.
77:9.11 have concluded that midwayers are a t. essential part
81:6.13 to learn from experience; they may become t. wise.
83:6.4 T., monogamy is ideal for those who are in, but it
83:8.3 Neither can marriage be t. compared to the relation
86:5.11 They t. believed that God spoke to them in dreams,
88:2.3 They t. believed that the spirit of their God dwelt in
89:1.4 But these newer codes were t. emancipating in that
90:4.9 The Greeks were the first to evolve t. rational
91:3.2 the level of intelligent and t. ethical prayer.
91:5.3 If you t. desire to overcome the habit of criticizing
91:8.1 There is a t. spontaneous aspect to prayer, for man
94:3.1 Brahmanism was t. one of the most noble reaches of
94:3.2 the minds of those days t. grasped at the idea of
94:6.4 to the one who is t. good, evil also begets goodness.
95:7.6 “T. God is plenteous in goodness to all men.”
96:5.5 it was t. pitiful to watch this great mind of Moses
100:3.6 while not supernatural, is t. becoming superhuman;
100:4.3 but of happiness man has t. realized very little.
100:4.6 you are certainly socializing and t. spiritualizing
100:4.6 only genuine and unselfish love is t. contagious.
100:6.2 the value which is held to be supreme is t. a cosmic
100:6.4 lessens conflict, and makes mortal life t. worth living.
100:7.2 He was t. sincere; there was nothing of the hypocrite
100:7.15 Jesus was t. brave but never audacious.
101:2.16 not thus sure of God no argument could ever be t.
102:2.7 seek to escape the rigors of t. religious activities by
102:2.8 when religion is permitted t. to possess the man.
103:0.1 All of man’s t. religious reactions are sponsored
103:5.3 the religionist recognizes that the t. unselfish drive
103:5.10 Man is t. the architect of his own eternal destiny.
103:8.4 If you t. believe in God—by faith know him and love
105:7.2 It is hardly absolute—only the Paradise Isle is t.
106:2.6 the experiential Supreme, for they will t. share his
106:3.3 The Paradise Trinity is t. one of infinity, and no
106:7.3 spaceless, boundless, and measureless—t. infinite.
107:6.1 certainly be said of them is that they are t. Godlike.
107:6.2 They t. and divinely love you; they are the prisoners
107:7.1 real entities; they are t. and perfectly individualized,
108:6.2 these Monitors t. become the “kingdom of heaven
108:6.4 He is the higher and t. internal spiritual stimulus of
110:0.2 love and devotion of an Adjuster as the most t.
110:5.1 the Adjuster endeavors to tell you what t. is right;
110:6.13 the seventh circle constitutes a mortal creature a t.
110:6.16 sixth circler can be almost as t. God-knowing—
111:4.3 It is only the inner life that is t. creative.
111:4.9 Since this inner life of man is t. creative, there rests
112:5.3 The Adjuster is t. the path to Paradise, but man must
113:7.1 there also to become t. conscious of the identity of
115:1.3 the absolute is unqualifiedly eternal, t. existential.
117:4.4 The human personality can t. destroy individuality of
117:6.2 If you t. desire to find God, you cannot help having
118:6.1 God is t. omnipotent, but he is not omnificent—he
118:7.5 becomes God-identified, does he become t. real
118:7.7 be avoided if the evolving personality is to be t. free
118:8.2 man’s roots are t. in the physical world of energy.
120:4.2 But make no mistake; Christ Michael, while t. a dual
121:5.12 Jesus, who t. brought to this world the bread of life
123:5.1 And Jesus was t. eager for the new school life which
123:6.9 and observe my mind but can hardly t. know me.”
124:6.13 Joseph was t. puzzled when he observed how little
125:6.10 They were t. at a loss to understand the conduct of
126:0.2 did not understand him, but they did t. love him.
126:1.5 The devout people of those days t. believed that
127:1.8 hour with the youngsters, and they t. loved Jesus.
127:3.7 Jesus t. loved people—just common folks.
127:3.13 head of the family; and Jesus was t. a worthy head.
127:3.14 sturdy and practical optimism was t. contagious;
128:1.2 Jesus was t. a partaker of flesh and blood, and even
128:1.10 all these years of his life in the flesh he was t. divine.
128:7.10 It was t. a joyous occasion.
129:1.13 Jude became convinced that Jesus was a t. great man
129:4.3 Jesus lived a real life, a full life, and a t. normal,
130:6.6 The travelers were t. rested and refreshed when they
130:7.6 But the space potential is t. ultimate only on the
130:8.2 Said Jesus: “If you t. want to find God, that desire
131:4.5 He who is full of faith worships t. when his inner self
131:8.2 He is t. spiritual; he stands alone and changes not.
131:8.6 are t. wise when you recognize your insignificance.
131:10.4 if that child has a desire to find the Father and t.
132:5.24 has been done in fairness and equity—is t. your own.
133:0.3 stand on an equal footing; God is t. no respecter of
133:4.4 You who know God are the sons of God if you t.
133:7.11 t. reflective human intellect is not altogether bound
134:5.11 As the number of t. sovereign nations (great powers)
135:4.2 John t. believed that he was to be the last of this long
135:11.4 Are you t. the Messiah, or shall we look for another?
136:8.3 that it was in subservience to a t. divine mind.
137:5.3 he was not the Davidic type of Messiah, he was t.
137:8.18 many t. believing that he “was beside himself.”
138:3.7 And t. this was a strange sight in all Jewry; to see a
138:7.3 They all t. believed in Jesus, even though they did
139:2.6 Peter really and t. loved Jesus.
139:2.13 that Jesus was, after all, really and t. the Messiah.
139:8.2 Thomas had the one t. analytical mind of the twelve;
139:8.7 so t. courageous but never rash or foolhardy;
140:1.6 But when you are once t. received as citizens in
140:4.11 in the last analysis the “universe is t. fatherly.”
140:5.2 Jesus loves mortals as a brother—he was t. a man
140:6.7 taught them, they were t. helped by this instruction.
140:8.20 humble himself that he might become t. exalted;
140:10.5 elevated it to majestic levels of t. righteous living.
141:2.2 But when the Father’s will becomes t. your will,
141:3.4 Jesus was t. a master of men; he exercised great
141:3.5 the Master die, said, “T., this was a Son of God.”
142:2.2 as a whole—as a family—but he also t. loves each
142:5.1 that we may t. enter into this kingdom which you
142:5.3 shall bear witness that you are t. the children of God.
142:5.4 for all who t. believe this gospel, I will become
144:6.11 These twenty-four men had a t. remarkable
144:8.2 “John the Baptist has sent us to ask—are you t. the
144:8.7 T., wisdom is justified by her children.
145:3.14 A small number were t. edified by this ministry,
149:1.8 forms of human faith were literally and t. compelling
149:4.6 T. educated persons are not satisfied with remaining
150:4.3 receive the gospel, t. peace abides in that house;
151:6.4 This man t. believed his periodic mental affliction
153:1.2 task of winning lasting spiritual converts for the t.
153:2.11 those who t. believe this Son already have eternal
153:3.2 by the divine spirit, which is t. the water of life.
153:4.3 then has the kingdom of God t. come upon you.
154:7.2 the Master t. “had not where to lay his head.”
155:3.2 In these times it was t. a great and testing adventure
155:5.12 all who really and t. become believers in the truths
156:5.5 If you would be t. triumphant over the temptations
156:5.5 spiritual advantage where you have really and t.
157:4.1 For short periods some of them had t. believed
158:1.10 But the apostles were t. afraid; they were a silent
159:3.9 find that which most t. satisfies their characteristic
159:5.10 Forget not, the t. good is invariably more powerful
160:2.6 T., it is not good for man to be alone.
160:5.7 the eternal center of the universe is t. attainable by
160:5.11 Now are we t. forsaking the lures of the known
161:2.3 Jesus is the most t. unselfish person we have ever
161:2.3 reprove us, it is plain to all that he t. loves us.
162:1.10 some that he was t. the Messiah; others said he
162:2.7 But all who t. seek to find me shall sometime
162:5.2 T., you know neither me nor my Father, for if you
162:7.2 minded to do the will of my Father, then are you t.
162:7.5 to show you how to become t. the sons of God.
162:7.5 Though you know not the Father, I t. know him.
163:6.1 but it was t. inspiring to hear these newly ordained
165:5.3 If you give your lives t. to the gospel, you shall
167:1.5 while he who t. humbles himself shall be exalted.
167:7.3 But all of the loyal angels are t. pure and holy.
168:1.5 3. Jesus t. hesitated about bringing Lazarus back to
168:1.15 was really and t. a case of the raising of the dead by
169:1.13 “Since this father t. loved both of his sons, he tried
171:7.4 He t. loved each man, each woman, and each child.
174:5.3 But t. did the Prophet Isaiah refer to this people
174:5.3 T. have the leaders of my people deliberately blinded
174:5.8 If you will t. follow me, even after I have gone to
175:1.10 but whoso t. humbles himself will surely be exalted.
175:1.17 You are t. blind guides and dumb teachers; you
175:1.21 John did t. call you the offspring of vipers, and I ask
180:2.1 —all men will know that you are t. my disciples.
180:2.4 when your will has been t. aligned with his, you
181:2.5 after you have become t. more interested in their
182:1.9 And that is t. what he did by the revelation of God
182:3.9 Jesus’ heart was being crushed; he t. loved his
183:1.1 this humiliation, was t. doing the will of the Father
184:3.18 Annas was t. shocked as the other members of the
186:2.9 when such a creature t. chooses to do the will of the
186:2.11 Pilate spoke more t. than he knew when, after
187:5.5 righteous man; t. he must have been a Son of God.”
188:5.2 Jesus is t. a savior in the sense that his life and
188:5.2 Love is t. contagious and eternally creative.
188:5.9 the bestowal life of Jesus t. inspires all of us to
189:2.6 The tomb was t. empty when the first believers
192:2.4 the third time, asked, “Peter, do you t. love me?”
192:2.4 therefore do you know that I really and t. love you.”
192:4.5 they t. mourned the loss of their good friend, who
193:4.10 his difficulties with his real friends and those who t.
195:6.3 A little knowledge is t. disconcerting.
195:7.8 If the universe were t. what the materialist regards
195:7.20 experience is something in human life which is t.
195:10.12 it has t. been one of the greatest powers for good on
195:10.14 if they are only willing to become t. spirit-led sons
196:1.1 he was the most t. religious man who has ever
196:2.3 he was t. both human and divine, even as he yet is.
196:3.21 The one t. divine and objective reality that is
truly, not
7:0.5 freewill spirit world is not always t. representative
7:0.5 even as nature on Urantia is not t. revelatory of the
36:1.2 of life disseminators is not a t. self-governing group.
48:7.19 You have not t. acquired any virtue until your acts
100:1.3 Growth is not t. indicated by mere products but
100:4.6 You cannot t. love your fellows by a mere act of
102:2.5 Even the discoveries of science are not t. real in
127:6.6 to the effect that the Father was not t. concerned
131:10.8 have not t. mastered this practice of being Godlike.
139:12.2 Judas was a good thinker but not always a t. honest
160:5.2 those without their group as not being t. human.
170:3.5 Man will not t. forgive his fellows unless he loves
196:3.16 an interpreter lived in the mind, man could not t.
truly said or truly say
3:1.5 T. of the human race has it been said, “You are of
3:3.2 Every creature child may t. say: “He knows the
12:7.4 But all this which can be t. said of the Father
21:4.5 he could, and did, t. say, “It is finished”—it was
34:1.4 of this Son it was t. said, “All power in heaven and
52:3.7 so that it can be t. proclaimed that “God has made
100:7.7 Of Jesus it was t. said, “He trusted God.”
126:1.7 it can t. be said that Jesus “grew in favor with man
169:1.2 it has t. been said of the Son of Man that he is a
182:1.9 Father incarnate, could t. say: I am the bread of life
187:5.6 a death—the Master could t. say, “It is finished.”
trump
69:9.6 the king would be sure to t. up some charge for
trumped
184:3.6 so evidently t. up that the Sanhedrists themselves
trumpet
147:5.2 blow a t. as they were about to bestow charity upon
150:7.1 he heard the familiar sounds of the t. blast
172:4.2 as she cast two mites (small coppers) into the t..
195:6.10 spiritual battle with the t. blasts of the Middle Ages.
trumpets
114:6.8 These are the “angels of the t.,” directors of the
162:4.2 the solemn blasts of the silvery t. of the priests.
162:4.3 successive blasts were blown upon the silvery t..
162:4.4 the water priest, who, to the sound of the silvery t.,
trunk
62:5.2 They would climb up the t. of a tree like a bear and
trunks
59:5.22 The t. of the Carboniferous trees were commonly
trust—noun or adjective; see Trust
2:6.1 religion is a faith-t. in the goodness of God.
3:5.1 of the delegated personality to fulfill the divine t..
3:5.8 3. Is hope—the grandeur of t.—desirable?
13:1.20 it would be akin to betrayal of t. to present even
23:2.24 the assignment to reveal truth as the highest t. of
26:4.13 can shake the faith or seriously disturb the t. of an
28:6.13 T. is the crucial test of will creatures.
28:6.13 the obligation, sacredness, and solemnity of t..
28:6.13 the exact trustworthiness of any candidate for t. or
28:6.14 your ability to discharge responsibility, execute t.,
28:6.15 of these infallible estimators of the t. capacity of
28:6.16 of capacity for appreciation of the solemnity of t..
28:6.20 is prepared for the realization of the solemnity of t.
31:3.2 designed to qualify them for even greater tests of t.
32:5.8 human being who will run the race of faith and t.,
35:2.2 have these Melchizedek Sons ever betrayed their t..
38:9.13 but if faithful to their t., midwayers will eventually be
39:1.17 have qualified for their positions of t. by diligent
39:5.7 struggles of the early ages do not naturally breed t..
39:5.7 T. is a new human acquisition brought about by the
39:5.7 It is their mission to inculcate t. into the minds of
39:5.8 embodies much of their ideals of confidence and t..
47:3.3 And it is the reuniting of the morontia-soul t. of
47:3.3 the spirit-mind t. of the Adjuster that reassembles
49:6.4 evolved and immortal souls are held as a sacred t.
51:1.5 and 681,204 in the subordinate positions of t..
66:1.2 Caligastia filled five assignments of honor and t..
66:1.4 Caligastia went forth from Jerusem to his t. of world
66:1.5 Lanonandek would so shortly betray his sacred t. of
67:1.2 Caligastia because of this premeditated betrayal of t..
67:1.3 no high t. is deemed more sacred than that reposed
67:1.3 destructive of personality status than betrayal of t.
67:3.2 remainder of these beings remained true to their t..
69:9.11 chiefs, who held all real estate in t. for the group.
71:3.12 or appointed to some position of governmental t.,
72:6.7 natural wealth on the continent is held as a social t.
72:6.9 by the courts are attached to betrayal of public t..
72:8.2 The first division of public t. pertains principally to
72:9.6 their best members to positions of governmental t.
72:10.1 crimes, including betrayal of governmental t.,
74:1.5 faithful stewards of universe t. at the time of their
75:2.4 Adam’s plans or jeopardize their planetary t..
75:4.2 had defaulted in the execution of their oaths of t. to
75:7.6 admonished Adam and Eve that default of t. would
75:8.4 Eve allowed this life t. to become prematurely
90:2.5 The medicine men put great t. in signs and omens,
92:4.7 cardinal precepts of his teachings were t. and faith.
92:4.7 He taught t. in the omnipotent beneficence of God
94:0.1 preaching Machiventa’s gospel of man’s t. in the
94:1.6 The rejection of the Melchizedek gospel of t. in God
94:5.1 and his successors did not default in their t.;
95:4.2 and honesty in governmental positions of t.,
97:7.12 the t.-breeding religion of Salem shine forth for the
98:0.2 These preachers of faith and t. in God were still
100:7.9 his unswerving t. in God and unshakable confidence
101:0.3 Religion is faith, t., and assurance.
101:2.5 the somehow registered hope and t. initiated by the
101:2.13 spiritual insight and the sublimity of the soul’s t..
101:2.14 thus is brought about that soul t. and assurance of
101:3.6 2. Produces a sublime t. in the goodness of God even
101:3.10 6. Maintains a divine t. in ultimate victory in spite of
101:8.3 Faith has falsified its t. when it presumes to deny
101:9.8 form of glorified moral t. and confidence in reality,
101:10.8 he has put his t. in a hopeless phantasm or pinned
102:0.1 No display of energy nor expression of t. can carry
102:1.1 Childlike t. secures man’s entrance into the kingdom
103:9.5 The ideal of religious philosophy is such a faith-t.
108:5.10 vindication as to the faithful execution of her t..
109:6.4 Faithful to his t. was this extraordinary Adjuster,
109:6.7 surviving and conserved realities are held in t. for
110:1.6 if you only prove faithful to the t. reposed in you by
110:7.10 struggle is over; I will be true to my personality t..
111:7.1 security in the unqualified t. of the creature son
114:1.1 The original sovereignty of Urantia was held in t.
119:5.2 he proved worthy of the confidence and t. of his
120:1.3 the rich significance of that faith-t. which you so
129:2.4 house with Jesus’ money and hold the title in t. for
131:1.9 let the soul turn away from sin and put your whole t.
131:2.8 therefore in the divine name will I put my t..
131:3.2 my heart overflows with the bliss of peaceful t..
132:5.2 If you honestly desire to regard your wealth as a t.,
132:5.11 9. T. funds—wealth lodged in your hands by your
132:5.21 should be regarded somewhat in the light of a t. to
132:5.23 Do not hazard or jeopardize such a t..
132:5.23 Take for yourself of any t. only that which all honest
133:1.4 I insist on believing with a wholehearted t. in spite
139:4.9 the Father in heaven and his daily life of implicit t.,
139:4.10 faithfully carrying out his t. with regard to Jesus’
140:3.14 put your t. in the Father whose messengers you are.
140:3.14 Do not forcibly resist injustice; put not your t. in the
143:2.7 Your joy is born of t. in the divine word, and you
149:6.11 to emphasize the value of sincerity and perfect t.
150:4.2 put your t. in Him who is able to sustain the body
152:5.3 Said the singer: ‘Put your t. in the Lord.
154:6.5 Bid them be of good courage and put their t. in the
155:1.2 said: ‘Blessed are they who put their t. in this Son.
160:4.12 Train your memory to hold in sacred t. the strength-
163:3.2 “No, Peter, but all who put their t. in riches shall
163:4.12 3. Faith and t..
165:3.1 the sermon on “T. and Spiritual Preparedness.”
171:4.2 but I would now warn you not to put your t. in the
171:8.4 that you trade diligently with your t. fund while I am
174:0.2 he said: “Put not your t. in the arm of flesh nor in
174:0.2 put not your t. in either great men or the changing
177:4.10 other apostles, but Judas failed to develop loyal t.
179:4.3 know who it is that has proved untrue to his t..”
193:2.2 enlightened honesty, undying hope, confiding t.,
193:4.3 failed to subdue these evils by love, faith, and t..
194:3.12 brotherhood of man, the good will of mutual t..
195:5.8 those values in the universe which call forth faith, t.,
196:0.3 tranquillity of supreme and unquestioned t. in God
196:0.11 did resemble the unsuspecting t. of the child mind.
196:0.11 —just such a t. as the child has in its parental
196:0.11 very much resembled the child’s t. in the security
196:0.11 His faith grew to such heights of t. that it was
196:0.12 The faith of Jesus attained the purity of a child’s t..
Trust, The Spirits of
39:5.7 4. The Spirits of T..
39:5.7 It is their mission to inculcate trust into the minds of
Trust, the Solemnity of
28:6.13 4. The Solemnity of T..
trust—verb
39:5.7 the Father is willing freely to t. himself—the Adjuster
69:8.5 And herders were disinclined to t. this wealth to the
78:8.6 learned to t. and prize these peace-loving Sumerians
97:5.2 I will t. and not be afraid, for the Lord is my strength
102:1.5 Always will we know him because we t. him,
102:8.1 craving survival after death, is willing fully to t. the
110:4.4 T. all matters of mind beyond the dead level of
111:1.9 have the wisdom to t. the divine pilot to guide the
111:5.3 As men t. themselves to him, so has he—and first—
131:1.4 and a faithful protector of all who fear and t. him.
131:1.8 God saves those who t. him; he does not compel
131:2.8 I will t. in the Lord with all my heart; I will lean
131:2.10 Commit your way to the Lord—t. him—and he will
136:9.8 t. his Father (the Personalized Adjuster) to work out
137:6.5 You are now my friends; I t. you and I love you;
140:6.2 and be willing to t. my teaching and believe in God
140:8.2 Jesus’ teaching to t. in the overcare of the Father
140:10.4 to believe, nor to quickness to t. pleasing strangers.
146:2.9 “Commit your way to the Lord; t. in him,
148:6.4 Said this false comforter: ‘T. in your religion, Job;
152:5.3 T. him at all times and pour out your heart to him,
152:5.3 ‘It is better to t. the Lord than to put confidence in
155:5.13 Are you afraid to t. your future in the hands of the
159:4.1 “Master, could you t. me to know the truth about
163:4.12 they must t. the Father for food and shelter and all
165:6.2 safely t. this faithful steward to see that his children
182:1.5 These men are weak and frail, but I know we can t.
184:1.1 he feared to t. such an important undertaking to
192:2.7 Jesus said to Andrew, “Andrew, do you t. me?”
192:2.7 “Yes, Master, of a certainty I t. you, and you know
192:2.7 “Andrew, if you t. me, t. your brethren more—
192:2.7 Now must you t. others as I leave you to go to the
192:2.8 turned to James, asking, “James, do you t. me?”
192:2.8 James replied, “Yes, Master, I t. you with all my
192:2.8 said Jesus: “James, if you t. me more, you will be
192:2.8 If you will t. me, it will help you to be kind to the
193:3.2 I wish that you would love and t. one another.
193:3.2 because he refused to t. you, his loyal brethren.
193:3.2 T., therefore, and confide in one another.
196:1.5 to t. God as he trusted God and to believe in men as
trusted—adjective
22:5.5 over ten million of these t. and high Custodians.
23:2.11 They are the t. and secret servants of the Deities,
67:4.6 midwayers to conceive of brilliant and t. rulers like
67:4.6 misled by their superiors, deceived by their t. leaders.
135:11.4 John again sent t. messengers to Jesus, inquiring: “Is
145:3.7 the mistakes and misdeeds of his own t. Sons
149:6.12 as to be ‘wounded in the house of a t. friend.
154:1.1 Only the tried and t. disciples were admitted to
154:2.3 lurked two or three of David’s most t. messengers,
173:4.2 he sent other and more t. servants to deal with these
176:3.4 called all his t. servants before him and delivered
178:1.1 Jesus talked to about fifty of his t. followers for two
trusted—verb
100:7.7 Of Jesus it was truly said, “He t. God.”
100:7.7 he most sublimely t. the Father in heaven.
100:7.7 t. his Father as a little child trusts his earthly parent.
111:5.3 so has he—and first—t. a part of himself to be with
126:5.7 for such an unjust decision Jesus never again t.
139:4.4 John was the disciple whom Jesus so frequently t..
150:8.3 our King, for the sake of our fathers who t. in him.
153:2.1 until the high fortified walls wherein you have t.
165:6.2 who can be t. with the welfare of my children
169:2.6 hope to be faithful and prudent when you are t. with
174:0.2 remember that I have t. you with many things.”
177:4.10 Jesus loved and t. Judas even as he loved and t.
187:3.3 him the more, saying: “He t. in God to deliver him.
192:2.7 I once t. you with the leadership of your brethren.
196:0.11 Jesus t. God much as the child trusts a parent.
196:1.5 rather to share his faith; to trust God as he t. God
trustee
7:4.7 The Eternal Son is the personal t. of the Father’s
67:2.1 and powers into the hands of Daligastia as t.,
113:6.5 The guardian seraphim is the custodial t. of the
114:4.1 direct action by Michael, t. of planetary sovereignty.
120:1.6 recipient of your universe jurisdiction as brother-t..
132:5.1 effective t. of the resources of one generation for
132:5.15 may use in equity and transmit in security as the t.
134:6.10 when the national governments are willing to t. their
trustees
22:5.6 act as the t. of undertakings, personality groups,
112:5.15 safeguarded in the custody of these dependable t.
trusteeship
51:3.4 a violation of the covenant of their t. as the visible
75:7.1 Adam and Eve have violated the covenant of their t.
132:5.23 9. The t. of the wealth of one person for the benefit
trustful
39:5.7 The Gods are very t.; the Father is willing freely to
140:5.14 Children are naturally t., and parents should see to it
144:3.22 5. T.—in submission to the Father’s all-wise will.
193:4.3 They became increasingly more t. of their brethren
trustfulness
1:7.1 favors intelligent worship; it promotes refreshing t.
170:2.21 full confidence and genuine t. of the Father’s wisdom
trusting
3:5.17 but not hopeful in the exquisite manner of the t.
91:8.4 in true praying it is the sincere and t. communication
117:4.3 God is so t., so loving, that he gives a portion of his
137:8.8 with the faith and t. dependence of a little child,
140:8.2 His precepts about t the Father must not be adjudged
149:6.12 Of all the sorrows of a t. man, none is so terrible as
155:6.12 of such an easy-believing and fully-t. little one.
178:1.14 and drifters, supinely t. in a fictitious Providence to
192:2.7 And then go on t., for I will not fail you.
196:0.11 courage of a full-grown man with the t. optimism
196:0.14 The faith of Jesus was t., like that of a child, but it
trusts—verb
2:6.1 Man might fear a great God, but he t. and loves
2:6.3 Blessed is the man who t. him.”
100:7.7 He trusted his Father as a child t. his earthly parent.
131:2.3 Blessed is the man who t. God.
196:0.11 Jesus trusted God much as the child t. a parent.
trusts—noun
28:6.10 In the assignment of t. the counsel of the Imports of
28:6.15 your superiors to advance you by augmented t.
30:4.15 Adjuster and seraphim, reunite their personality t.,
55:3.9 all judicial t. were discharged by similar associated
72:8.2 the ten regional schools of statesmanship; their t.
72:8.2 technical t. which are discharged by the various
108:3.6 You have been true to your t.; you have been
113:6.10 and unfaithful guardians all aspects of their soul t.
127:5.3 to “fulfill the most sacred of all human t.—loyalty to
trustworthiness
28:6.13 T. is the true measure of self-mastery, character.
28:6.13 reflect to the governing authorities the exact t. of
28:6.14 These seconaphim weigh t. in the living scales of
28:6.14 Your assets of t. are clearly set forth alongside your
28:6.16 The privilege of service follows the discovery of t..
171:8.11 2. Faithfulness is the unerring measure of human t..
trustworthy
10:1.6 bestowals of these Paradise Sons for reliable and t.
28:6.4 replete, and t. estimate of the ancestral factors and
114:7.1 competent and t. to assume such responsibilities.
126:3.14 Jesus craved a t. and confidential friend, but his
130:4.1 he sought to lay a more t. foundation for the lad’s
138:7.5 And they were good and t. boats.
160:2.10 And thus, if you can build up such t. and effective
182:2.5 “Send to me your most fleet and t. messenger.”
trusty
89:6.3 Jephthah thought that one of his t. slaves would
93:9.4 Abraham’s last act was to send t. servants to the
truth—noun—see truth, in; truth, beauty, and goodness;
see Truth; see Spirit of Truth
0:0.2 difficult to present enlarged concepts and advanced t
0:11.7 Neither fact nor t., experience nor revelation,
0:12.11 directs that we shall, in all our efforts to reveal t.
0:12.12 Successive planetary revelations of divine t.
0:12.12 inadequate to portray the t. as we are directed to
0:12.13 to assist man in the spiritual appropriation of all t.
0:12.14 Personalities assigned to portray on Urantia the t.
1:0.1 The t. about the Father had begun to dawn upon
1:2.1 God is the source of t. in the mind spheres;
1:2.1 The First Father is universal spirit, eternal t., infinite
1:3.8 I know the t. of the great declarations:“God is spirit”
1:4.4 the unfolding of the endless panorama of the t. of his
1:5.4 by faith accept the t. which portrays that the Father
1:5.10 The t. and maturity of any religion is directly
1:7.3 The concept of t. might possibly be entertained apart
1:7.3 and t. would be divorced from survival hope if they
1:7.4 But we can know such a t. in our own experience
1:7.8 in no manner violates the t. of the divine unity.
1:7.8 persons violate the t. of the indivisibility of Deity.
1:7.9 I portray the reality and t. of the Father’s nature and
2:1.11 the t.—literal t.—of the teaching which declares that
2:5.2 be saved by coming into the knowledge of the t..”
2:6.1 in the intellectual world we may discern eternal t.,
2:6.3 long-suffering and abundant in goodness and t..”
2:6.5 T. exhibits God as a revealer, as a teacher.
2:7.0 7. DIVINE TRUTH AND BEAUTY
2:7.2 t. is a living and flexible factor in the philosophy of
2:7.3 Divine t., final t., is uniform and universal, but the
2:7.4 T. is beautiful because it is replete and symmetrical.
2:7.4 When man searches for t., he pursues the divinely
2:7.5 pronouncing an isolated aspect to be the whole t..
2:7.6 self-consciousness can discover the beauty of t.,
2:7.6 Happiness ensues from the recognition of t. because
2:7.6 Divine t. is best known by its spiritual flavor.
2:7.8 discernment of the divine goodness in the eternal t.,
2:7.9 the goodness of God to the relative exclusion of t.
2:7.10 exquisitely integrated concepts of cosmic t.,
2:7.11 All t.—material, philosophic, or spiritual—is both
2:7.12 T. is coherent, beauty attractive, goodness stabilizing
3:0.3 in the universal t. of the Fatherhood of God.
3:2.3 incomprehensible t. that the First Source is the
3:4.4 diminishes the wisdom and perfection of t. and
3:4.6 mind cannot think through such an absolute t. or fact
3:5.10 Is the love of t. and the willingness to go wherever it
3:5.17 They love the t., but they know nothing of its soul-
3:6.2 The will of God is divine t., living love; therefore are
4:5.4 unworthy of an enlightened age of science and t..
4:5.7 The revelation of the t. about God is appearing,
5:0.1 rest assurance of divine fellowship upon the t. of
5:4.2 values, the substance of meanings, and the life of t..
5:4.6 the Greeks on beauty; both religions sought t..
6:1.3 uttered the t. when he wrote: “In the beginning was
6:2.7 In the love of t. and in the creation of beauty the
7:5.1 evolutionary creatures “the way, the t., and the life.”
8:2.8 all the Father’s beauty of thought and character of t..
8:4.7 the Spirit, ponder the t. that he is the combined
9:0.2 The Son is infinite in wisdom and t., in spiritual
10:5.8 to convey to the limited human mind the full t. and
10:6.2 goodness, mercy, and t. are the universe ministry of
10:7.1 Of a t. it is written: “I am the first, and I am the last,
12:9.3 not necessarily a part of the higher realization of t.
12:9.5 science engaged in the agelong contest between t.
14:1.12 You have unwittingly read the t. when your eyes
14:4.13 satiates the perfect ideals of divine beauty and t..
14:4.13 while you enjoy the ministry of the liberty of living t..
16:8.9 2. Spiritual choice, t. discernment.
19:1.9 to the distortion of facts, to the perversion of t.,
19:2.6 who may and do engage in the work of revealing t.
19:5.9 t. indispensable to high spiritual attainment, which
20:8.3 who complete these adventures in wisdom and t..
20:10.3 living t., divine goodness, and true spiritual beauty.
21:6.4 Christ Michael once said, “I am the way, the t.,
21:6.4 literally destined to be “the way, the t., and the life,”
22:4.7 revelation of t. to some evolving inhabited planet,
22:7.6 chosen concept of universal t. into actual being.
23:2.24 to reveal t. as the highest trust of their order.
23:2.24 are sent to enlarge the revelation of t. to the worlds
25:4.12 having possessed yourself of knowledge and t. until
25:4.12 your willingness to impart this knowledge and t. to
25:4.19 and to all others who desire to know the t. of law;
27:5.1 They are the divine records of t., the living books
27:5.1 perfect and replete repositories of the t. of eternity
27:5.2 the living repository of the particular fact or t. he
27:5.4 The wisdom of t. takes origin in the divinity of the
27:6.2 who make use of the t. of knowledge and the facts
27:6.2 With them knowledge attains to t. and experience
27:6.2 They have knowledge; they know the t.; they may
27:6.2 they may philosophize—think the t.; they may even
27:7.1 joyous act of recognizing and acknowledging the t.
28:5.16 great difficulty in inculcating this t. in the minds of
28:5.17 service for the extension of the kingdom of t..
28:6.21 This t. is literally and strikingly illustrated by the
30:3.9 by the practice of giving out to other beings new t.
30:4.15 you will sometime experientially know the t. of it
34:4.5 towards Him who is the personification of t.
34:5.4 seeking to teach t. and to spiritually enlighten the
34:6.6 What the world of today needs is the t. which your
34:6.6 The seed of theoretical t. is dead, the highest moral
34:6.6 until the divine Spirit breathes upon the forms of t.
34:6.13 comforting t., “The kingdom of God is not meat
34:7.1 fulfill the commission, “he will guide you into all t..”
35:4.5 And he did foster the t. of his day and safely pass it
36:5.8 When enlightened by facts and inspired by t.,
37:6.3 beyond the human concept of the art of teaching t.,
39:2.7 the purpose of fostering and furthering the cause of t
39:5.9 of the t. that uncertainty is the secret of contented
40:5.1 then you are made spiritually aware of the great t.
40:7.3 the elaboration of this great t. embraces your whole
42:0.2 transmutations of power in no way lessen the t. of
44:7.2 T., fact, and relationship are intellectually inseparable
44:7.2 and spiritually bound up together with living t. and
44:7.3 unless these realities of t., meanings of beauty,
44:7.4 blending in the evolutionary experience of eternal t.,
48:4.18 the shock of the unexpected impact of fact or of t.,
48:4.18 rigid unyielding fact and flexible ever-living t..
48:4.18 the unexpected nature of the situation be it fact or t..
48:6.8 seraphic evangels counsel the human teachers of t.
48:6.36 everlasting t.: If your own mind does not serve you
48:6.32 Some day they will teach you to seek t. as well as
48:6.33 but something premeditated as a perversion of t..
48:6.33 of offspring—these are the artistic triumphs of t..
48:6.33 fetish of factualized t., fossilized t., the iron band
48:6.33 the iron band of so-called unchanging t., holds one
48:6.33 right as to fact and everlastingly wrong in the t..
48:7.9 lower being who refuses to act upon his light of t..
48:7.12 10. Righteousness strikes the harmony chords of t.,
48:7.16 14. Whet the appetites of your associates for t.;
48:7.18 16.You cannot perceive spiritual t. until you feelingly
48:7.30 is inversely proportional to the t. contained.
50:4.13 did much to uphold the planetary concepts of t.
50:4.13 the total obliteration of spiritual t. on Urantia.
52:2.3 and his staff make the first revelations of higher t.
52:2.3 receives an enlarged presentation of spiritual t.
52:3.11 New revelations of t. characterize these ages,
52:3.11 T. is revealed up to the administration of the
52:4.4 the Magisterial Sons extend the revelation of t. to
52:5.3 world-wide pursuit of moral culture and spiritual t.
52:5.3 The revelations of t. are extended to include the
52:5.4 his life is an incarnation of Paradise t. in mortal flesh,
52:5.4 very t.—even the Spirit of Truth—in the knowledge of
52:5.5 living way” was a matter of fact as well as of t..
52:7.3 The revelation of t. is now extended to the central
53:6.5 spirit of t. were inherently triumphant over rebellion,
53:9.8 great t. “that the way of the transgressor is hard”;
54:0.1 conflicting t. and falsehood create confusing error;
54:0.2 The very conflicting presence of t. and untruth, fact
54:0.2 constitutes sin; the willful rejection of t. is error;
54:3.3 But if this universe rebel against the reality of t. and
55:0.1 revelations of divine t. and cosmic wisdom.
55:3.3 Three per cent was expended in the promotion of t.—
55:3.10 which is stimulative of the choosing between t.
55:3.12 In the initial age of light the revelation of t. was
56:6.3 Mortal man must, through the recognition of t.,
56:10.8 Through the realization of t. the appreciation of
56:10.9 The meanings of eternal t. make a combined appeal
56:10.10 T. is the basis of science and philosophy, presenting
56:10.13 a mind competent to discriminate between t. and
56:10.13 the minds of Urantia is unerringly responsive to t.—
56:10.17 while eternal t. is the special ministry of the Sons
56:10.18 T. meanings are the mortal-intellect repercussions of
58:7.12 biogeologic record unfailingly tell the t. if you but
66:5.15 our divine teachers and forever put t. on our lips.
67:1.2 his self-exaltation because he abode not in the t..”
73:2.1 promised Son of God, a racial uplifter, a teacher of t.
75:7.7 Adam and Eve were never guilty of contempt for t.,
77:5.7 upbuilding a new and independent world center for t.
77:5.8 to assist in the propagation of advanced t. and spread
79:6.10 the invigorating stimulus of a religion in which t. was
79:6.11 This worship of t. was provocative of research and
79:6.11 keen students and aggressive in their pursuit of t..
79:8.4 search for new and higher t. became overshadowed
79:8.8 to regard the past as the exclusive source of t..
79:8.8 T. is relative and expanding; it lives always in the
87:4.5 was one of the most momentous discoveries of t.
87:5.13 3. T.—the correct understanding of, and attitude
87:7.5 In the past, t. has grown rapidly when the cult has
87:7.5 Abundant t. and an adjustable cult have favored
87:7.6 every new revelation of t has given rise to a new cult
88:2.7 Modern respect for wisdom and t. is but the recent
88:2.7 but also that every t. is contained in the book.
88:4.5 Man is gradually backing into the t., beginning in
88:4.5 in error, and finally attaining the threshold of t..
88:6.8 half the world is grasping eagerly for the light of t.
90:4.9 facts and t. court the full light of comprehension
91:3.7 alter ego has evolved from a mere fiction to the t.
91:8.11 prayer by giving him an increased revelation of t.,
92:0.5 the supernal heights of morontia value and spirit t..
92:1.2 religion, even a beginning of the revelation of t. itself
92:3.1 remember, the cults are formed, not to discover t.,
92:3.3 the power of any idea lies, not in its certainty or t.,
92:4.3 the circuitous gropings of humanity in quest of t.;
92:4.3 in quest of truth; revelatory religion is that very t..
92:4.5 Even the Nodites had forgotten this t. by the time
92:4.7 Son inaugurated the third revelation of t. on Urantia.
92:4.9 constitute the most recent presentation of t. to the
92:4.9 of this, the most recent of the revelations of t. to
92:5.7 fulcrums on which the levers of revealed t. depended
92:5.8 been many ebbs and flows of the tide of religious t.
92:5.10 formed the foundations on which later teachers of t.
92:5.12 Many men arose to proclaim t. in this, one of the
92:5.16 by the appearance of teachers of religious t.—
92:6.17 But this t. never became widely accepted until the
92:6.19 minds suddenly to accept advanced revealed t..
92:7.3 truths contained in every faith, for all contain t..
93:1.1 Revealed t. was threatened with extinction during
93:1.2 provision be made for maintaining the light of t.
93:1.2 they should continue to uphold t. in the manner of
93:2.3 of the revelation of the t. of the reality of God
93:3.4 But to some, Melchizedek taught advanced t.,
93:4.15 tasks: to keep alive on earth the t. of the one God
93:4.16 Melchizedek taught elementary revealed t. at Salem
93:5.1 Abraham the responsibility of keeping alive the t. of
93:5.5 Salem, where you shall hear our teachings of the t.
93:7.4 little understand how difficult it was to perpetuate t.
93:8.1 to insure that the t. of the one and only God would
93:10.6 conjectures are probably not far from the t..
94:1.7 in beauty of concept and t. of discernment.
94:2.2 weakening of Vedism through rejection of higher t.,
94:3.4 led the Indian philosophers very close to the t. of the
94:3.4 but this t. availed them naught because they failed to
94:3.5 very close to the t. of the repercussional synthesis of
94:3.6 become perverted through the misconception of t..
94:3.7 return to the Brahman is closely parallel to the t. of
94:5.0 5. THE STRUGGLE FOR TRUTH IN CHINA
94:6.1 most unusual presentation of manifold religious t..
94:6.6 in expressing the t. that it is more blessed to give
94:6.6 “The good man seeks not to retain t. for himself
94:6.6 upon his fellows, for that is the realization of t..
94:6.8 concepts of the old philosopher who taught the t. as
94:6.11 He sought to rekindle the ancient quest for new t.,
94:7.1 in China, another great teacher of t. arose in India.
94:7.8 Siddhartha taught far more t. than has survived in the
94:8.18 The great t. of Siddhartha’s teaching was his
94:11.4 Buddhism’s comprehension of the relativity of all t..
94:11.4 It was taught that the small t. was for little minds,
94:11.4 was for little minds, the large t. for great minds.
94:11.5 the clearest presentations of the t. of the Adjusters
94:11.7 ascertaining absolute t. and the t. of the Absolute.
94:11.10 undoubtedly be, blessed with other teachers of t..
94:12.4 Buddhism is that its adherents are free to choose t.
94:12.4 This willingness to appropriate t. from any and all
94:12.6 again receive the t. of expanded cosmic realities even
94:12.6 India once listened to his proclamation of new t.?
95:1.8 the error of the teachers of new t. to attempt too
95:1.8 proclaim the t. of the reality of the Universal Father
95:3.1 Notwithstanding the importation of much t. and
95:3.2 augmented by the periodic arrival of teachers of t.,
95:3.3 The Egyptian triad was T.-Justice-Righteousness.
95:5.5 the evolution of religion and the revelation of t. in
95:5.9 weakness of Ikhnaton’s gospel was its greatest t.,
95:6.4 Zoroaster believed was the “t. of the Lord of light.”
96:4.7 Moses presented him as the “God of t. and without
96:7.8 in Mesopotamia maintain the light of t. during the
97:1.4 that the Lord God of Israel was the source of all t.,
97:2.2 the little-known Micaiah, kept the light of t. alive in
97:4.4 leaven of t. to save the doctrine of the Yahweh;
97:9.29 And so does the t. about the Jewish people disclose
97:10.1 the special service of carrying the t. of the one God
97:10.5 philosophic creative discovery in the realms of t..
97:10.6 The Jews loved justice,wisdom, t., and righteousness
98:7.1 the atonement doctrine realized something of this t.,
99:6.3 tendency to standardize and fossilize t.; diversion
100:2.4 recognize t. in meanings, and discover goodness in
100:5.3 alone and sought to penetrate the mystery of final t..
100:7.2 Jesus lived the t., even as he taught it.
100:7.2 He was the t..
100:7.2 Jesus was constrained to proclaim saving t. to his
100:7.2 Jesus was unquestioningly loyal to all t..
100:7.5 did not cause Jesus to overlook the gems of t. in the
101:2.6 2. The revelation of t., whether by direct personal
101:4.1 to discard any element of genuine religious t. it
101:4.2 that we who participate in the revelation of t. are
101:4.3 T. is always a revelation: autorevelation when it
101:4.5 T. may be but relatively inspired, even though
101:5.11 are especially concerned with the expansion of t..
101:5.12 working union of the t. of revelation and the faith of
101:5.12 Such a working union of human faith and divine t.
101:5.13 religion provides the assurance of faith plus the t. of
101:5.13 and more you will know the t. of supreme values,
101:5.14 the morontia progression the assurance of t. replaces
101:5.14 spirit insight operate in the place of faith and t. or,
101:6.4 T. is made accessible to the wisdom-endowed
101:6.7 space manifestations of Paradise t.—universal t..
101:6.7 divine t. constitutes the possession of a righteous
101:6.8 a co-ordination of knowledge, wisdom, faith, t.,
101:6.10 man shall know the t., and the t. shall set him free.
101:8.1 One believes t., admires beauty, and reverences
101:9.2 religion by your standards of knowledge and t..
101:9.5 with discovering the t. of living, the good and right
101:10.2 to the logician or to the reasoner the eternal t. of the
101:10.4 The faith acceptance of the t. of God enables man
102:1.1 to do the divine will, he shall know the way of t..
102:1.3 the revelation of t. on Urantia has all too often been
102:1.3 T. remains unchanged from generation to generation,
102:1.3 Eternal t. should not be slighted because it chances
102:2.4 able to arrive at the full knowledge of absolute t..
102:3.2 morontia mota, the sensitivity for t. discernment
102:3.12 for God is religion; the hunger for t. is a revelation.
102:6.4 dependability of personal experience affirms the t. of
102:6.6 God is the first t. and the last fact; therefore does
102:6.6 therefore does all t. take origin in him, while all
102:6.6 God is absolute t..
102:6.6 As t. one may know God, but to understand—to
102:6.6 The gulf between the experience of the t. of God
102:6.6 reason alone cannot achieve harmony between t.
102:6.7 has the advantage over the negative, t. over error,
102:6.9 facts of evolution must not be arrayed against the t.
102:6.9 logic which tolerates the concept of t. alongside
102:6.10 purposive or progressive evolution is a t. which
102:6.10 of materialistic fact in favor of the cosmic t. of
102:7.2 fact of God, divine law, is changeless; the t. of God,
102:7.8 energy, the Universal of t., and the Infinite of love.
102:8.1 That is the one central t. of all religion.
103:0.2 periodic revelations of t. punctuate the otherwise
103:1.5 may be right or wrong, or a mixture of t. and error.
103:4.2 thirst for righteousness leads to the discovery of t.,
103:4.2 t. augments ideals, and this creates new problems for
103:6.8 compensate for the absence of the t. sensitivity of
103:6.13 mortal man cannot discern goodness, love, and t.
103:6.15 the faith of religion, and the t. insight afforded by
103:7.5 religious aspects of a personality are t. dominated,
103:7.5 sincerely desirous of following the t. wherever it may
103:7.8 The t.—an understanding of cosmic relationships,
103:7.8 both science and religion with the t. of reality.
103:7.8 the only human substitute for the revelation of t.
103:7.14 Adjuster is based on the intellectual reception of t.,
103:8.1 By the technique of such an incarnation of living t.
103:9.2 nonmaterial reaches toward the spirit realms, by t..
103:9.4 natural religion does not invalidate the reality and t.
103:9.6 to things; wisdom introduces him to a world of t.,
103:9.8 Religion (the t. of personal spiritual experience) is
103:9.9 Such a life is one motivated by t. and dominated by
103:9.10 when wisdom chooses between t. and error, right
103:9.10 Through t. man attains beauty and by spiritual love
104:1.10 Jesus taught his apostles the t. regarding the persons
105:2.11 eternal fact of infinity-reality and the universal t. of
105:3.10 It is a t. that the Absolutes are manifestations of the
105:3.10 it is both fact and t. that all reality is predicated upon
106:8.18 will probably represent a minimum distortion of t. if
106:9.5 To mortals we suggest the acceptance of the t. that
106:9.12 Such a Father life is one predicated on t., sensitive
107:0.6 which factualizes the t. that God is man’s Father.
108:6.3 created in righteousness and the completion of t..
109:5.2 may become partially conscious of the wisdom, t.,
110:1.2 future personification of the triumph of divine t. in
110:4.1 to transmit much of this wealth of wisdom and t. to
110:4.5 they do find it possible to flash a gleam of new t.
110:6.4 —that a maximum of light and t. can be imparted
111:6.7 A human being can find t. in his inner experience,
111:6.7 apply his personal discovery of t. to the ruthlessly
112:5.11 placed upon my commission as a revelator of t. by
114:7.9 culture or the extinction of the light of living t..
117:1.1 The Supreme is the t. of intellectual meaning, and
117:7.17 t. out of meanings, and goodness out of values.
118:3.2 Things are time conditioned, but t. is timeless.
118:3.2 The more t. you know, the more t. you are,
118:3.3 T. is inconcussible—forever exempt from all transient
118:3.3 But when t. becomes linked with fact, then both time
118:3.3 Such realities of t. wedded to fact become concepts
118:3.4 The linking of the absolute and eternal t. of the
118:9.9 the t. of cosmic mind meanings, and the goodness of
118:10.15 goodness attained through the pursuit of cosmic t..
119:8.8 And your record tells the t. when it says that this
124:4.9 to the dictates of your highest convictions of t.
125:5.8 supremely in one thing: to proclaim everlasting t.
125:6.2 were amazed not so much by his knowledge of t. as
125:6.6 to be granted him to function as a teacher of t.,
126:2.3 Jesus never derived authority to teach t. from human
126:3.8 about the Jewish deliverer, none was so near the t.
126:3.8 had an unerring ability for the recognition of t.,
126:3.8 and t. he never hesitated to embrace, no matter
127:1.7 enter publicly upon his work as a teacher of t. and
127:2.7 depended upon a frank statement of t. to clarify
127:2.7 situation, but now he could not declare the full t..
127:5.6 lived would begin his career as a teacher of living t.
127:6.6 Let us be free in the knowledge of the t. of our
128:4.6 to venerate the teacher in place of obeying the t.
128:6.7 And the Roman judge spoke the t..
130:1.1 Jesus was a t. giver; he was the t. for that generation
130:1.1 an enlightenment born of the experience of new t..
130:1.2 influences that are not directed by the powers of t.
130:1.2 The flight from duty is the sacrifice of t..
130:1.2 souls sincerely seek for God—hunger for t. and
130:1.5 to goodness, rejectful of beauty, and disloyal to t..
130:1.6 with the power to choose between t. and error,
130:2.2 exerted a great influence in behalf of advanced t.
130:2.4 life partner with spiritual energy and divine t. in
130:2.4 If you are more blessed with t. than is this man,
130:2.8 powers of spiritual discrimination and t. choosing
130:2.10 this same day that we first heard that momentous t.
130:3.4 to point out to this young mind the t. in each,
130:3.10 Stoic doctrines, Jesus impressed upon the lad the t.
130:4.10 T. is the domain of the spiritually endowed
130:4.10 Knowledge is demonstrable; t. is experienced.
130:4.10 t. an experience of the soul, the progressing self.
130:4.10 t. is a phase of the mind-spirit level of the universe
130:4.15 The finite shadow of relative and living t. is moving
130:4.15 but they are deficient in wisdom and devoid of t..
131:1.6 He will guide the honest of heart into the t.,
131:1.6 guide the honest of heart into the truth, for God is t..
131:1.7 error and overcome evil by the love of the living t..
131:2.3 is long-suffering and abundant in goodness and t..
131:2.5 His mercy is everlasting, and his t. endures to all
131:2.9 is near all who call upon him in sincerity and in t..
131:3.3 things as they are gain joy by thus embracing the t..
131:4.6 God is t..
131:4.6 should understand him—come fully to know the t..
131:4.6 T. is eternal; it sustains the universe.
131:4.8 only the wicked who say: The universe has neither t.
131:5.2 in life is to act in consonance with the spirit of t..
131:5.5 shall receive punishment, but those who follow t.
131:6.2 We are assured of the life hereafter if we know t..
131:7.3 with a soul which reflects t. like a mirror.
131:8.1 containing most of the monotheistic t. was Taoism,
131:9.2 T. is real and divine.
131:9.3 Faith must be very near the t. of things, and I do not
131:9.4 “A wise man is occupied with the search for t., not
132:0.4 he would select the t. in what they taught and then
132:0.4 then proceed so to embellish and illuminate this t.
132:0.4 that in a very short time this enhancement of the t.
132:2.3 Goodness, like t., is always relative and unfailingly
132:2.3 the perception of these qualities of goodness and t.
132:2.5 enhances the discernment of t., enlarges capacity
132:2.7 everlastingly correlated with the discernment of t.
132:2.9 and supreme qualities of goodness, beauty, and t.
132:3.0 3. TRUTH AND FAITH
132:3.1 most permanently influenced by their discussion of t.
132:3.2 T. cannot be defined with words, only by living.
132:3.2 T. is always more than knowledge.
132:3.2 but t. transcends such purely material levels in that it
132:3.2 it consorts with wisdom and embraces imponderables
132:3.2 Knowledge originates in science; t., in the religious
132:3.2 wisdom, with relationships; t., with reality values.
132:3.3 science, formulate philosophy, and dogmatize t.
132:3.4 Revealed t., personally discovered t., is the supreme
132:3.4 is never conflict between true knowledge and t..
132:3.5 But t. can never become man’s possession without
132:3.8 goodness and completed capacity for t. appreciation,
132:4.2 the heavenly Father’s love and the t. of his mercy,
132:4.6 Revere goodness and exalt t..
132:5.2 to know more of the t. about his loyalty to God
132:5.2 seeker after wisdom and an honest lover of t.;
132:6.1 And all those who know the way of t. and enjoy
132:7.2 answered: “Ganid, the man was not hungry for t..
132:7.2 Man must become hungry for t. as a result of the
133:1.4 universe is friendly to me—this all-powerful t. I
133:4.2 miller he taught about grinding up the grains of t.
133:4.2 Jesus: “Give the milk of t. to those who are babes in
133:4.4 but you err to go in quest of such a glorious t.
133:4.6 a city whose foundations are righteousness and t.,
133:4.10 said: “My brother, I perceive you are seeking for t.,
133:4.10 I suggest that the spirit of the Father of all t. may
133:5.6 with human personality it would be nearer the t. to
133:9.3 the difference between knowledge, wisdom, and t..
134:0.1 beginning of his lifework as a public teacher of t.;
134:2.3 all of them were receptive to the living t. which Jesus
134:5.1 teaching concerning the sovereignty of God is a t.—
134:9.3 burned to give vent to the declaration of the real t.
135:4.4 How could he know the t.?
136:6.10 portrays dramatically the t. that selfish satisfaction
137:1.1 I would sit at your feet and learn the whole t. about
137:7.14 not precipitate confusion by the presentation of t.
138:4.2 kingdom is open for all who desire to know the t.
139:11.7 unlimited and eternal progression of spirit and t..
140:1.6 to know my Father and believe in the saving t.
140:3.18 Discern the t. clearly; live the righteous life fearlessly
140:3.18 must yourselves walk in the clear light of living t..
140:5.7 And such seekers after t. do not have to wait for
140:6.3 righteousness that consists in love, mercy, and t.—
140:8.25 James grasped the thrilling t. that Jesus wanted his
140:8.32 a new will—to impart a new capacity for knowing t.,
140:10.2 idealistic and spiritual principles of religious t.
140:10.7 And it was because of his desire to impress this t.
140:10.9 second, belief in the t. of sonship with God; and third
141:2.1 that fact is the transforming t. that we are his sons.
141:2.1 In my life this t. is to become manifest to all.
141:4.2 believing recognition of the t. that you are his son.
141:7.3 All such sincere seekers for the t. are always glad to
141:7.4 He became, indeed, “the way, the t., and the life.”
141:7.6 human liberty through the sincere recognition of t.,
141:7.6 You shall know the t., and the t. shall make you free.
141:7.6 Jesus was the t. made manifest in the flesh, and he
141:7.7 Jesus was teaching these apostles the essentials of t.
141:7.9 He sought to impart to these apostles the t. that he
141:7.10 a teacher sent from heaven to present spiritual t. to
142:2.3 being a father of many, know well the t. of my
143:1.4 T. is a liberating revelation, but love is the supreme
143:1.6 all alone to lay down your life for the love of a t.
143:5.4 Then said Jesus: “You have spoken the t., for,
143:5.6 worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and t.,
143:5.6 worship him must worship him in spirit and in t..
143:5.11 fact of the death of Christ instead of around the t.
143:6.3 facts to occupy the place of t. in one’s theology.
143:6.3 Christianity; it is not the central t. of the religion
143:6.4 —just as t. is the greatest pronouncement of the
144:5.18 Sustain us in our progress along the path of t..
144:5.42 earth this day To see the way, the light, and the t..
145:2.4 I have come among you to proclaim a greater t.,
145:2.5 spiritually minded among you have known this t.,
145:5.6 the reception of spiritual t. for the salvation of their
145:5.6 come seeking not for t. and salvation but rather
145:5.7 all who had ears to hear and hearts to receive the t..
146:2.8 which opens the door of the Father’s storehouse of t.
146:2.14 taught his associates to pray in the spirit and in t.,
146:2.17 of the human mind through the ministry of t..
146:3.1 and sympathy to this Greek teacher, allowing the t.
146:3.1 You have discussed the material shadows of t.;
146:3.2 outward analysis, nor does t. resent honest criticism.
146:3.2 attitude when he has perfect confidence in the t. of
146:3.3 know, really be certain, about the t. of this gospel of
146:3.4 matter of personal experience—faith in the word of t.
146:3.4 experience in the eternal realities of divine t.
146:3.4 your intelligent understanding of t. realities plus
146:3.6 live among you and speak to you the words of t..
147:3.2 for the proclamation of the gospel of eternal t.?
147:4.2 Do you not hear the t. as men of wisdom and
147:6.6 Men, if you are enlightened by the t. and really know
147:8.5 Jesus propounded to his apostles the t. that it was
148:1.2 Though they all taught the same t., each apostle
148:2.3 Elman endeavored to teach the t. to these sick ones
149:2.13 those who regarded him as the champion of that t.
149:6.5 in love, plenteous in mercy, and glorious in t..
150:4.2 proclaim the saving t. that man is a son of God.
150:9.5 group of disillusioned preachers of the gospel of t.
151:1.3 do you speak in parables to those who seek the t.?”
151:1.4 our friends and those who desire to know the t.
151:1.4 while our enemies and those who love not the t.
151:1.4 these people follow not in the way of the t..
151:1.4 they have closed lest they should discern the t.
151:2.2 but because the t. has no real root in their deeper
151:2.2 the deceitfulness of riches to choke the word of t.
151:2.2 represents those who, when they have heard the t.,
151:2.3 new teaching and equally quick to give up the t.
151:2.3 the difficulties and realities of living up to this t.;
151:2.3 and varying degrees of ability to comprehend t.
151:2.5 the illustration of the one central and vital t. which
151:2.5 opinion, with our ability fully to grasp the great t.
151:2.6 this parable was spoken to teach us one great t..
151:3.1 suit your presentation of t. to the minds and hearts
151:3.1 not only of the multitudes and how they hear the t.
151:3.3 and the spiritual worlds as a means of teaching t..
151:3.8 The parable puts new t. gracefully into the mind
151:3.9 To reject the t. contained in parabolical analogy
151:3.11 the advantage of stimulating the memory of the t.
152:3.2 your souls have been lighted with a great t.,
152:6.4 that spiritual nature of man which must recognize t.
152:6.5 They saw more fully that spiritual t. was not to be
153:1.1 Herod, who had been directed to ascertain the t.
153:2.2 for of a t. the Lord has sent me to speak all these
153:2.6 Not for t. and righteousness or that you might the
153:2.6 come to proclaim spiritual liberty, teach eternal t.,
153:2.11 “Let us be patient; the t. never suffers from honest
153:3.5 your attention to those who would know the t..
153:3.5 You cannot compel men to love the t..
153:3.5 hearken while I tell you the t. concerning those
155:1.3 Because they know not the t..
155:1.3 Because you obey not the t..
155:1.4 accepting a narrow and confused disintegration of t.,
155:1.5 “Let me emphatically state this eternal t.: If you,
155:1.5 this eternal truth: If you, by t. co-ordination, learn to
155:1.5 you represents the measure of your t. endowment,
155:3.3 dying because they had crystallized t. into a creed;
155:3.3 that when t. becomes formulated as a boundary line
155:4.1 this group of twenty-five teachers of t. left Caesarea-
155:4.2 Why do we refuse to confront the foes of t.?”
155:5.10 human experiences: the personal quest for t.,
155:5.11 adventure out upon the high seas of unexplored t.
155:5.13 to trust your future in the hands of the God of t.,
155:5.16 you have spoken to us the words of life and t..
155:6.2 Hosea, but he did not cease to minister words of t.
155:6.2 the word of t. is vouchsafed one age and withheld
155:6.2 fail not to discern the words of t. which come not
155:6.5 your own sense of mercy, justice, and t. should be
155:6.5 the spirit leaves you forever free to follow the t.
155:6.6 they are discomfited by every new revelation of t..
155:6.10 a little nearer the discovery of the t. about God.
155:6.11 those who are spirit led; that is, subordinated to t.,
155:6.12 Divine t. must not be discounted because the
156:2.5 and earth shall pass away, my words of t. shall not.”
156:5.1 his spiritual nature up into the sunlight of heavenly t.
156:5.5 hearts of all who are illuminated by the love of t..
156:5.7 Spiritual destiny is dependent on devotion to t.—
156:5.12 Kingdom builders must be undoubting of the t. of the
156:5.15 in alluring his fellows into the love of eternal t..
156:5.17 measure of the capacity of the soul is your faith in t.
156:5.19 Avoid unfairness in all your efforts to preach t.
157:2.1 To those who would know the t., already has a sign
157:2.2 Be only concerned with the spirit of living t. and
157:2.2 unless you fall wholeheartedly in love with t.,
157:3.6 The hour has come when you should know the t.
157:5.1 and the Son of God, and it was upon this great t.
157:6.3 period of the more complete realization of the t. of
157:6.10 whosoever believes this t. of the combined nature of
157:6.12 “And now can your faith comprehend the t. of these
157:6.12 Can you believe the t. about me in the face of the
158:7.3 I am constrained to begin to unfold to you the t.
158:7.3 I speak the t. to you that you may be prepared for
159:3.1 principles which should guide those who preach t.,
159:3.7 The gospel yoke is easy and the burden of t. is light.
159:4.1 “Master, could you trust me to know the t. about
159:4.1 What is the t. about the Scriptures?”
159:4.3 As a revelation of t., the last are more dependable
159:4.3 best collection of religious wisdom and spiritual t.
159:4.4 Jonah had never lived, still would the profound t. of
159:4.4 record their highest concepts of righteousness, t.,
159:4.6 the Father does not limit the revelation of t. to any
159:4.6 Many earnest seekers after the t. have been, and
159:4.7 “The authority of t. is the very spirit that indwells
159:4.7 divided up into sundry groups of t. contenders as
159:4.8 Through the mind of man divine t. may indeed shine
159:4.9 The revelations of divine t. are not sealed except by
159:4.10 the sanctity of this traditionalism know this very t..
159:4.10 They know the t. regarding the sacred writings, but
160:1.13 Prejudice blinds the soul to the recognition of t.,
160:5.8 I am fully persuaded he speaks the t..
160:5.11 thrilled by the communal vision of this supreme t..
161:2.4 We grow in grace and in the knowledge of the t.,
161:2.5 rejoices when they consent to see the light of t..
161:3.3 do not actually know the full t. about this mystery.
162:7.2 You shall know the t., and the t. shall make you
162:7.3 I declare to you the t. which the eternal Father
162:7.3 seek to destroy me because I have told you the t.
162:7.3 But Abraham did not so treat the t. of God.
162:7.3 you would know me and love the t. which I reveal.
162:7.3 will hardly walk in the light of the t. which I reveal.
162:7.3 father, who was a deceiver and stood not for the t.
162:7.3 for the truth because there came to be no t. in him.
162:7.3 comes the Son of Man speaking and living the t.,
162:7.4 If I, then, proclaim and live the t. shown me by the
162:7.5 if a man will keep this word of t. alive in his heart,
163:1.4 ‘Notwithstanding you reject the t., it remains that
163:7.4 who failed to grasp the t. that the kingdom is the
164:4.8 not tell us the whole t. about what happened?
164:4.8 Why do you refuse to discern the t.?
164:5.2 The teacher of t. attracts only those who hunger
164:5.2 attracts only those who hunger for the t. and who
165:2.4 those who hunger for t. and thirst for righteousness
165:3.5 who shall knowingly deny the t. of my teachings
165:4.8 Ezekiel spoke t. when he said, ‘With their mouths
166:1.4 their refusal to see the light and acknowledge the t.
166:1.4 all who shun justice, spurn mercy, and reject t.!
166:1.5 You yourselves refuse to enter into the way of t.,
166:2.3 shall it be, Simon, and you will soon know the t.
166:3.3 that contains much t.: That the way which leads to
167:4.4 you gave these men their chance to receive the t.,
167:6.6 T., beauty, and holiness are powerful and effective
168:2.7 You shall be a living witness of the t. which I spoke
169:1.2 John that you should seek for God—search for t..
170:2.1 the dual concept of the t. of the fatherhood of God
170:2.22 2. T. hunger.
171:4.7 kills the prophets and stones the teachers of t.!
171:7.1 Jesus was full of grace and t..
174:2.2 and we know that you proclaim the ways of t.,
174:2.2 We are only students, and we would know the t.
174:4.3 he said: “Of a t., Master, you have well said that
174:4.4 Jesus spoke the t. when he referred to this lawyer as
174:5.3 you still shrink from open confession of the t. lest
174:5.7 the joyous liberty of the t. of sonship with God.
174:5.7 words of divine t., everlasting mercy, and eternal
175:1.1 all of this proclamation of t. and healing of disease
175:1.2 By rejecting the t. of God and the light of heaven,
175:1.2 between life and death, between t. and error.
175:1.6 in the world as the standard-bearers of eternal t.
175:1.7 refused to believe the revelation of the t. of God—
175:1.8 slighted and how the messengers of t. are rejected.
175:1.16 Again are you blind to the t., for which is the greater
175:1.19 Woe upon all of you who reject t. and spurn mercy!
175:2.1 ceased to be the spiritual torchbearers of divine t.
175:2.2 gospel and presently died unflinchingly for that t.
175:3.2 the children of Abraham the light-bearers of t. to the
176:2.1 has devoutly believed this t. and has confidently
176:2.3 not fail to visit you with an enlarged revelation of t.
176:3.5 to grow in grace and in a knowledge of the t..
176:3.7 T. is living; the Spirit of Truth is ever leading the
176:3.7 You are not given t. to crystallize into settled, safe,
176:3.7 Your revelation of t. must be so enhanced by
176:3.7 servants who thus grow in the knowledge of the t.,
176:3.7 regarding their stewardship of divine t.: “Here,
176:3.7 “Here, Master, is the t. you committed to us
176:3.7 which you taught us; here is the t. you gave us.”
176:3.7 indolence will not justify the barren steward of t.
176:3.7 In accordance with the t. committed to your hands
176:3.7 your hands will the Master of t. require a reckoning
176:3.10 therefore freely should you give of the t. of heaven,
176:3.10 in the giving will this t. multiply and show forth the
177:0.1 Make sure that the t. abides in your lives, and that
177:2.6 increased t. for improving the home and ennobling
177:4.5 they learned to admire t. and to love Jesus,
177:5.2 These multitudes listen to the t. and believe it
177:5.2 few of them permit the word of t. to strike down
177:5.2 lead the teachers of the gospel t. to their death.
177:5.2 others who you think love the t. will be scattered,
178:1.4 will never know of your spiritual light of t. unless
178:1.12 You must not seek to promulgate t. by the power of
178:1.13 should seriously question whether the roots of t. in
178:1.14 mighty in the promulgation of t., and aggressive in
178:1.15 This gospel of the kingdom is a living t..
178:1.16 you are skillfully to put the leaven of new t. in the
178:1.16 when they who despise the t. force it upon you.
178:1.16 not hesitate to stand in vigorous defense of the t.
178:3.2 I have taught you the t. concerning the kingdom of
178:3.4 habit of life is righteousness and joy in the t..
178:3.4 and remain therein by the living service of t.,
179:4.2 evil in the heart of one who failed to love the t.
179:4.5 the power of t. might triumph over the deceptions
179:4.5 not won without the faith of the sincere love of t..
179:5.1 the blessing of a new dispensation of grace and t..
179:5.3 the symbol of the living word of t. incarnated in the
179:5.9 memory of my bestowal life, the word of eternal t.;
180:3.2 If we had not taught them the t., they might do
180:3.3 one who will continue to teach you the way of t.,
180:3.7 “Thomas, I am the way, the t., and the life.
180:4.1 This new gift is the spirit of living t..
180:4.2 comfort you and eventually lead you into all t..
180:5.1 This divine endowment is not the letter or law of t.,
180:5.1 the Spirit of Truth to function as expression of t..
180:5.1 The new teacher is the conviction of t., the assurance
180:5.1 new teacher is the spirit of living and growing t.,
180:5.1 growing t., expanding, unfolding, and adaptative t..
180:5.2 Divine t. is a spirit-discerned and living reality.
180:5.2 T. exists only on high spiritual levels of the
180:5.2 You can know the t., and you can live the t.;
180:5.2 you can experience the growth of t. in the soul
180:5.2 you cannot imprison t. in formulas, codes, creeds,
180:5.2 When you undertake the formulation of divine t.,
180:5.2 The post-mortem salvage of imprisoned t.,
180:5.2 Static t. is dead t., and only dead t. can be held as
180:5.2 Living t. is dynamic and can enjoy only an
180:5.3 T. is a spiritual reality value experienced only by
180:5.3 consciousness, and who, after the realization of t.,
180:5.4 constantly elevating wisdom to the living-t. levels of
180:5.4 dragging the living t. down to the dead levels of
180:5.5 are desirous that all men speak the full and frank t.
180:5.8 consists in the consciousness of the spirit of the t. of
180:5.9 living flexibility and cosmic adaptability of divine t.
180:5.9 divine beauty, infinite goodness, and eternal t.—
180:6.2 live in your souls and lead your spirits into the t..
180:6.3 he shall eventually guide you into all t. as you pass
180:6.4 comes forth from me, and he will reveal my t. to you
181:1.2 ease but rather a ceaseless progression in grace, t.,
181:2.9 many times, Simon, but you refuse to face the t..
181:2.17 hearts, and who ultimately will lead you into all t..
181:2.26 the demonstration of the manifestation of living t. as
182:1.4 The t. which you have given to me I have revealed
182:1.5 these men your word and have taught them the t..
182:1.5 Sanctify them in the t.; your word is t..
182:1.5 I might inspire them to be purified through the t. I
182:1.6 be willing to receive the revelation of t. and glory
182:1.8 spirit of experience in the living realities of eternal t.
182:1.20 I am the way, the t., and the life.
182:1.23 I am the hope of all who know the living t..
182:1.26 eternal t. discloses his name in ever-enlarging
184:1.6 but if I have spoken the t., why, then, should you
184:4.6 on the basis of the fact and t. of that supreme and
185:3.4 show my Father and bear witness to the t. of God.
185:3.4 do I declare to you that every one who loves the t.
185:3.5 and half in sincerity, “T., what is t.—who knows?”
186:2.2 might be helped to a better knowledge of the t. by
186:5.9 only one thing is required to make such a t. factual
188:4.13 of God and its correlated t., the brotherhood of man.
188:5.1 love of a father for his son, becomes the central t. in
188:5.6 the triumph of love over hate and the victory of t.
189:2.6 fact that the tomb was empty, but this is not the t.
189:2.6 T. having to do with spiritual realities and eternal
190:2.6 so long before choosing to follow the light of t.
190:4.1 the brotherhood of the Father’s sons of faith and t..”
190:5.4 said: “How slow you are to comprehend the t.!
190:5.4 kingdom of the t. of the heavenly Father’s love?
190:5.4 That this Son of t. and righteousness shall rise
191:4.3 pray the Father of t. to shed abroad in your hearts
191:5.3 to the new order of the authority of facts, t.,
191:5.3 on the t. that you and all men are the sons of God;
191:5.3 let the revelation of t. open the eyes blinded by
191:5.4 You will acknowledge the t., for already in your
191:6.2 you are all to proclaim this gospel of love and t. by
191:6.3 come upon you, and he shall lead you into all t..
192:2.9 you must grow in faith and the knowledge of t..
192:2.11 languish in darkness and hunger for the light of t..
192:4.1 the Master’s resurrection and to find out the t. about
193:0.3 my word this fact becomes an eternal and living t. in
193:0.4 fatherhood of God and the t. of the sonship of man
193:0.4 Proclaim the whole t. of the good news, not just a
193:0.4 Sonship with God, by faith, is still the saving t. of
193:0.4 realize, and daily experience, this ennobling t..
193:0.4 if they fail personally to faith-grasp the saving t. that
193:0.5 He shall lead you into the enlarged t., and I will go
193:1.2 but where you are, as you are, in spirit and in t..
193:1.2 accept the associated t. of the brotherhood of man.
193:2.2 thereof are given only to those who hunger for t.
193:4.3 They grew in grace and in a knowledge of the t..
193:5.2 fruits of your lives impel souls to believe the t. that
194:0.4 the resultant t. of the sonship-brotherhood of men.
194:2.2 mission of this spirit is to foster and personalize t.,
194:2.2 for it is the comprehension of t. that constitutes the
194:2.7 Truth comes really to lead all believers into all t.,
194:2.9 the resurrection of Jesus for the saving gospel t. of
194:3.2 the idea that this is a universe in which t. prevails
194:3.2 and death of Jesus are the eternal proof that the t. of
194:3.6 soul received him in accordance with the love for t.
194:3.8 The spirit guides into all t.; he is the teacher of an
194:3.11 destroy fear with a courageous and living faith in t..
194:3.11 in some measure fail fully to grasp the t. that God
195:0.18 the concept of the nature of Jesus that the real t. of
195:1.5 were interested, and actually looking for spiritual t..
195:1.6 beauty, the Jew holiness, but both peoples loved t.
195:5.2 T. often becomes confusing and even misleading
195:5.2 Living t. teaches the truth seeker aright only when it
195:5.13 When there is so much good t. to publish and
195:5.13 The beauties of the spiritual values of t. are more
195:5.14 through the love of the beautiful, the pursuit of t.,
195:6.11 A machine cannot know, much less know t., hunger
195:6.12 Matter knows not t., neither can it love mercy nor
195:6.17 The sincere pursuit of goodness, beauty, and t. leads
195:7.14 think, create, dream, aspire, idealize, hunger for t.,
195:9.1 the river of t. running down through the centuries,
195:9.1 ages, make sure that you hold fast the eternal t..
195:10.13 And the genuine lovers of t. will be slow to forget
195:10.13 to smother newborn faith and persecute t. bearers
196:1.1 the divinity of the Christ obscure the saving t. that
196:3.2 identifies these realities as science, philosophy, and t.
196:3.5 certainty, in the t. of genuine religious experience.
196:3.17 the individual’s choice between t. and error, good
196:3.31 romancing may not be fact, but very much, is t..
196:3.34 the pre-existent t. of the religious experience of
Truth
2:0.3 is pervaded by the T. Spirit of the Creator Son.
23:2.9 7. Revelators of T..
23:2.24 7. Revelators of T..
40:10.2 for much as the T. Spirit of a Creator Son focalizes
45:4.8 lead his people in the worship of “One T. ” instead
64:6.15 tribes and proclaimed the worship of the “One T..”
79:6.10 Long adherence to the worship of the One T.
79:8.4 The belief in, and worship of, the “One T ” as taught
92:3.4 respect because its followers believe it is The T.;
92:7.3 of religionists to conceive of their creed as The T.;
94:5.3 Chinese concentrated their worship on the One T.,
95:3.3 The Egyptian triad was T.-Justice-Righteousness.
103:9.7 universe journey in the sole company of TRUTH.
131:1.3 There is but this one God, and his name is T..
176:2.3 my Spirit of the T. of a universe shall comfort
truth, in
16:8.19 a prepersonal fragment of God the Father, is in t.
26:9.4 the good news that in very t. the conscientious
33:3.6 is, in deed and in t., the high ideal of the family
77:9.10 and in t. is there good will in the hearts of men.
94:7.1 the son of a wealthy ruler, but, in t., Gautama was
108:0.2 the existential God could become in t. and in fact
120:1.3 you will know in very t. the full meaning and the rich
124:4.4 faintly dreamed that this son of promise was in t. the
131:2.9 is near all who call upon him in sincerity and in t..
132:6.1 in fear and suffering in sorrow when, in very t.,
141:2.2 becomes truly your will, then are you in very t. in
142:5.2 then indeed and in t. are you the sons of God.
143:1.7 you are in very t. the personal associates of the
143:5.6 worship him must worship him in spirit and in t..
146:2.14 taught his associates to pray in the spirit and in t.,
149:2.10 that mortals of the flesh are indeed and in t. sons
150:8.3 in t. have you brought us near your great name—
156:5.17 measure of the capacity of the soul is your faith in t.
168:0.7 In t., whosoever lives and believes in me shall never
183:1.1 It was, indeed and in t., the will of the Father that
193:1.2 but where you are, as you are, in spirit and in t..
193:2.2 who, by faith, become, in deed and in t., the sons
truth, beauty, and goodness
0:1.17 Divinity is creature comprehensible as t.; correlated
1:4.5 capacity to spiritually grasp the qualities of divine t..
2:7.10 concepts of cosmic t., universe b., and divine g..
2:7.10 T. are divine realities, and as man ascends the
2:7.11 Health, sanity, and happiness are integrations of t.
2:7.12 T. is coherent, b. attractive, g. is stabilizing.
3:2.12 1. By the nature of God, especially by his love, by t..
3:5.16 full appreciation of t. is inherent in the perfection
5:4.6 a God of love, and love is all-embracing of t..
44:7.3 realities of t., meanings of b., and values of g. are
44:7.4 experience of eternal t., universal b., and divine g..
55:3.10 of diverse achievement in the mastery of t..
56:6.3 Mortal man must, through the recognition of t.,
56:10.0 10. TRUTH, BEAUTY, AND GOODNESS
56:10.2 of the comprehensible elements of Deity—t..
56:10.8 Through the realization of t. the appreciation of b.
56:10.9 are so fully concerned with the comprehension of t.
56:10.15 Even t.—man’s intellectual approach to the universe
56:10.20 To finite man t embrace the full revelation of divinity
71:4.16 chiefly actuated by devotion to the service of t..
91:5.7 find it difficult to worship Deity and to revere t.
91:7.10 5. To enhance his love for, and appreciation of, t..
91:8.11 prayer by giving him an increased revelation of t.,
99:4.4 experience in which the sovereignty of t. prevails,
99:6.2 to magnify the lures of t.; to foster the attractions of
100:2.4 to discover b. in things, recognize t. in meanings,
101:8.1 One believes t., admires b., and reverences g., but
103:9.10 Through t. man attains b. and by spiritual love
106:1.3 engaged in the loving and merciful ministry of t. to
106:9.12 Such a Father life is one predicated on t., sensitive
109:4.6 of planetary cross-fertilization in the domains of t..
109:5.2 may become partially conscious of the wisdom, t.,
110:3.7 the human life on the highest consciousness of t.,
111:3.7 In so far as man’s soul becomes permeated by t.,
112:6.9 In the choosing of t., the mortal mind enters upon
115:1.2 The understandings of t., morality, ethics, duty,
115:3.19 The final penetration of the t. of the Supreme Being
115:3.19 divinity which lie beyond the concept levels of t..
117:1.1 The Supreme is the b. of physical harmony, the t.
117:1.7 T. are correlated in the ministry of the Spirit,
117:1.7 God the Supreme is t., for these concepts of divinity
117:7.17 b. out of potentials, t. out of meanings, and g. out
118:5.3 the perfect personalities, the original t. for which all
130:1.5 are resistant to g., rejectful of b., and disloyal to t..
132:2.9 positive and supreme qualities of g., b., and t. that
140:8.31 Jesus exalted love—t.—as the divine ideal and eternal
167:6.6 T., b., and holiness are powerful and effective
180:5.9 divine b., infinite g., and eternal t.—to know God
195:6.11 The concepts of t. are not inherent in either physics
195:6.17 The sincere pursuit of g., b., and t. leads to God.
195:7.4 Paradise values of eternity and infinity, of t., are
195:9.5 out of harmony with its highest conceptions of t..
196:3.23 The idealization and attempted service of t. is not a
196:3.24 formulated to unify the human concepts of t.;
196:3.24 The t. of man’s world are unified by the increasing
196:3.24 The unity of t. can only be realized in the spiritual
196:3.29 But love, divested of t., is only a sentiment,
196:3.32 in the soul of man that superanimal effort to find t.;
196:3.32 and when man does find them, he is glorified in their
truth—adjective—see truth seeker(s)
0:0.1 which the Orvonton corps of t. revealers have been
2:0.3 is pervaded by the T. Spirit of the Creator Son.
16:8.9 2. Spiritual choice, t. discernment.
20:1.12 bestowers, judges, teachers, and t. revealers.
40:10.2 for much as the T. Spirit of a Creator Son focalizes
56:10.18 T. meanings are the mortal-intellect repercussions
63:6.0 6. ONAGAR—THE FIRST TRUTH TEACHER
97:2.1 In both of these political divisions many t. teachers
103:6.8 compensate for the absence of the t. sensitivity of
103:6.15 the faith of religion, and the t. insight afforded by
103:7.5 religious aspects of a personality are t. dominated,
130:1.1 Jesus was a t. giver; he was the t. for that generation
130:1.1 When a great truth seeker and a great t. giver meet,
130:2.8 powers of spiritual discrimination and t. choosing
132:3.8 goodness and completed capacity for t. appreciation,
146:3.4 your intelligent understanding of t. realities plus
155:1.5 you represents the measure of your t. endowment,
156:5.21 Difficulty whets the ardor of the t. lover, while
159:4.7 divided up into sundry groups of t. contenders as
180:5.4 constantly elevating wisdom to the living-t. levels of
180:5.7 believing brotherhood of God-knowing t. lovers,
195:5.2 Living truth teaches the t. seeker aright only when it
195:10.13 to smother newborn faith and persecute t. bearers
truth seeker(s)
34:4.5 spiritual force which ever draws all t. towards Him
35:4.5 he presided over a small colony of t. residing at a
123:3.1 endless procession of earnest students and t..
130:1.1 This young Philistine was a t. seeker. Jesus was a
130:1.1 When a great t. and a great truth giver meet,
140:7.2 For weeks small groups of earnest t., together with
141:8.3 when these t. from the East arrived, Jesus spent
141:8.3 and they returned to their homes along the Euphrates
148:0.1 occupied by an ever-changing population of t.,
155:1.5 The measure wherewith t. are drawn to you
165:1.2 While three quarters of the multitude were t.,
195:5.2 Living truth teaches the t. aright only when it is
195:10.13 to smother newborn faith and persecute t. bearers
truth-co-ordinated
155:1.4 only hope of salvation is to become t.—converted.
155:1.5 failure to live the whole or righteous life, the t. life.”
truth-containing
159:5.1 that some parts of the Scripture were more t. than
truth-conviction
180:5.12 the new gospel of the kingdom is dominated by t.,
truth-discerning
132:3.4 The eternal salvation of this t. and beauty-loving
133:6.5 “The soul is the self-reflective, t., and spirit-
195:6.12 the mind of the t. scientist is at once supermaterial.
truth-discernment
132:2.6 with your capacity for goodness-experience and t..
truth-fact
32:3.6 tenaciously to hold on to the t. of the Father’s
190:1.6 heralds of the mighty t. of the resurrected Jesus.
truth-hungry
177:1.3 this last day of quiet on earth visiting with this t.
truth-justice
95:3.3 Egyptian triad of this age was T. -Righteousness.
truth-knowing
155:6.6 This t. human had discovered God; he was not
truth-learning
194:3.4 the t. believer is the one progressive and aggressive
truth-loving
8:3.5 project of drawing to themselves all t. souls on all
50:5.6 these weaklings are subjugated by more strong and t.
133:4.4 this spirit will lead all t. and God-serving mortals
170:5.13 Jesus taught that the t. soul, the one who hungers
truth-revealer
136:9.4 Jesus perceived what kind of a t. he was to become
truth-revealing
19:3.4 is known either as a fact-finding or as a t. tribunal,
truth-search
166:3.7 to embark upon the endless t. for eternal life.”
truth-seeking
103:7.13 Logic is the synthetic t. progression of the unity of
125:5.10 But the clear light did not come to the t. lad.
140:5.7 was self-sufficient; the other was teachable and t..
174:5.9 but I am rejoiced to receive these t. gentiles who
193:2.2 your having been previously born of the spirit of t.
194:3.8 This new teacher will be forever unfolding to the t.
truth-taught
194:3.1 his life anew in the experience of every t. believer.
truth-values
132:2.7 the positive t. of the spiritual level, which must,
truthful
70:11.3 Dalamatia in an effort to render testimony more t..
92:3.1 The mores of the anthropomorphic gods are a t.
139:8.3 Thomas was perfectly sincere and unquestionably t.,
155:6.10 ever clearer and more t. picture of the eternal God.
189:2.6 a group of facts must necessarily lead to t. spiritual
truthfully
33:3.5 t. proclaimed of the Son that “all power in heaven
101:7.4 to act, and live honestly, loyally, fearlessly, and t..
139:4.2 it cannot be t. said that John was “the disciple whom
180:2.4 words had been remembered and t. recorded.
truthfulness
139:12.5 The case of Judas illustrates the t. of that saying:
157:5.2 to announce his divinity, acknowledge the t. of
truths
0:12.4 Trinities are t. of relationship and facts of co-
1:7.8 Ever bear in mind that these profound t. pertaining
2:7.9 the goodness of God with the factual t. of science
2:7.9 would give equal consideration to the t. of science,
10:8.1 Many t. and facts pertaining to the Paradise Trinity
13:1.6 It is probable that those t. pertaining to Divinington
13:1.6 perhaps they are beyond the conceptual capacity of
19:4.6 new values from the association of the facts, t.,
27:6.5 as the facts of knowledge and the t. of experience,
39:3.7 will quicken your appreciation of those very t. of
48:6.8 Even so have these t. been declared on your world:
48:6.32 highest custodians of the facts of time and the t. of
48:6.32 fatal to those slowly emerging t. which are essential
48:7.18 and many t. are not really felt except in adversity.
92:4.6 the Sethite priests, and some of these t. have never
92:5.5 though losing sight of the t. which he proclaimed.
92:7.3 the best of the t. contained in every other faith,
93:3.4 to his brilliant disciple Melchizedek taught the t. of
93:3.5 family knew many of these t. and long perpetuated
93:4.15 even advanced sanitary practices or scientific t..
93:5.10 quickly be brought to a knowledge of the Salem t..
93:10.4 thus endeavoring to keep alive the t. of Salem until
94:3.8 cosmic t., but it has all too often fallen victim to
94:8.3 gospel of Gautama was based on the four noble t.:
94:8.4 1. The noble t. of suffering.
94:9.1 It was more representative of the Melchizedek t.
97:1.2 Salem teachers who persisted in maintaining the t.
97:4.1 Not since the times of Moses had such ringing t.
101:4.2 while the historic facts and religious t. of this series
101:5.1 sifting the errors of evolution from the t. of spirit
101:5.12 its presentation of the t. of divinity and reality and
101:5.13 Increasingly in the morontia progression the t. of
102:7.10 the most real of all facts, the most living of all t.,
103:0.1 of the human capacity to perceive religious t..
103:5.12 his own personal interpretation of the t. of religious
103:6.5 to gain an adequate understanding of universal t.
108:5.2 Adjuster cannot utilize in your present life, those t.
110:6.4 transmit to such a material intellect the spiritual t.
111:7.3 the Adjuster to strengthen you with the spiritual t. of
130:2.2 began to teach these advanced t. to his neighbors
132:0.4 subsequent recognition of additional and similar t.
132:3.11 These t. continued to burn within Nabon’s heart,
133:9.5 Ganid spread abroad many of the noble t. which he
134:9.3 a travesty upon the t. of infinite mercy and the
138:5.2 to comprehend the meaning of those wonderful t.
141:6.2 the great and living t. of the kingdom will presently
141:7.2 taught many new and advanced t. about the kingdom
141:7.6 laid great emphasis upon what he called the two t. of
141:8.3 happy in the knowledge of the new t. of the kingdom
142:3.9 “And you would have known these t. had you
142:5.2 If we proclaim to you the t. of the spirit, the spirit
142:6.6 will you believe us if we tell you of the heavenly t.?
143:7.1 Jesus taught many great t., and in particular he laid
144:0.1 teaching and instructing them in the t of the kingdom
144:8.8 that the Father in heaven has hidden some of these t.
146:2.18 many other t. did Jesus tell his apostles about man’s
146:3.1 the gospel of the kingdom unfolds the t. of being.
146:3.1 Jesus taught this Greek the saving t. of the gospel
149:2.5 other religions with the recognition of the t. which
149:2.5 (many of which come directly or indirectly from
149:3.2 rejection of the appealing t. of the gospel of the
151:2.3 thorns represents those who are attracted to the t.
151:3.3 use of either fables or allegories in teaching the t. of
151:3.10 enables the teacher to present new and startling t.
151:3.14 it enabled him to proclaim vital t. to those who
152:5.3 months have I taught you the t. of the kingdom,
155:2.2 taught with increased vigor the spiritual t. of the
155:5.1 following t.: While the religions of the world have
155:5.7 his hour of teaching, went on to make clear these t.:
155:5.12 all who really and truly become believers in the t.
155:5.13 a living and personal experience in the eternal t.
155:5.13 troublous future of proclaiming the new t. of the
158:8.1 seek to minister these good t. to your brethren in
159:4.2 I choose from among the better teachings those t.
159:4.4 but that in no way detracts from the value of the t.
159:4.7 For this generation it is best that we live these t.
162:2.1 Jesus replied: “No man has taught me the t. which
162:5.2 I bear witness of these t.; so also does my Father
163:3.3 person comes between you and the love of the t. of
167:5.6 with revelations of spiritual and religious t..
169:4.3 realities spiritual and divine, t. real and eternal.
174:5.7 as reject the gift of mercy and the t. of salvation.
176:3.3 of the knowing and persistent rejection of those t.
176:3.5 You who know these t. must yield the increase of
177:4.10 doing their best to learn to love the t. which he
178:0.1 their camp and there taught them many new t..
178:1.16 their spiritual disloyalty to the very t. which they
179:5.4 because he wanted to teach certain great spiritual t.
181:1.6 “Doubt not any of these t. even after you are
181:2.11 because of your slowness of comprehending the t.
188:5.13 to broadcast these universal t. to a whole universe.
192:2.12 Fear no man when you proclaim the saving t. of
193:2.2 These great t. and these universe facts are all
194:2.8 many of the fundamental t. and teachings of his
194:2.8 these concealed t. of the fatherhood of God and
194:3.1 to teach men about the t. of the Father’s love and
194:3.1 These are the t. of divinity which men can
195:0.18 Many of the great t. taught by Jesus were almost
195:2.5 latent t. of Hellenized and paganized Christianity.
195:9.1 the t. of Jesus’ gospel will persist gloriously to
195:10.21 learn anew from Jesus the greatest t. mortal man can
196:1.4 life of consecrated religious motivation if such t shall
try—attempt
41:7.12 You might t. to visualize 35,000,000 degrees of heat
48:4.3 unfortunate way in which to t. to convey an idea of
48:6.35 If you fail, will you rise indomitably to t. anew?
62:5.7 But t. as hard as they might, they were able to teach
66:5.7 early man should t. to domesticate certain animals,
68:6.1 no matter how earnestly he may t. to escape from
70:1.6 early chiefs would t. to iron out misunderstandings,
73:1.4 would t. to engage in some common enterprise.
75:2.3 Adam and decided to t. a wily flank attack on Eve.
86:5.13 son to t. to catch the last breath of his dying father.
110:5.4 the Adjusters t. to register their creations in the
131:10.5 Always will I t. to worship God with the help of
133:2.1 I promise to t. to live up to my former pledge to
134:4.9 tempted to t. out their ability to gain power over
154:6.2 to t. to persuade Jesus to come home with them,
159:5.16 a God who would forgive repentant sinners and t. to
162:2.1 But before you t. to enter into the new light,
176:1.7 “You ever err since you always t. to attach the new
176:1.7 Nevertheless, I will t. to enlighten you.”
195:5.10 Do not t. to satisfy the curiosity or gratify all the
195:6.10 a great mistake when they t. to call modern man to
try—judicially
168:3.3 Sanhedrin was in a position to t. and to condemn
185:1.8 to Pilate—to get him up at six o’clock to t. Jesus—
trying—verb; see trying—judicially
6:3.4 ignoble task of t. to persuade his gracious Father
19:5.11 Trinity Spirits are probably t. just as hard to disclose
28:5.16 while t. to improve the humor taste, to develop a
63:4.3 not able to grasp the idea of t. to make the world a
63:4.4 t. to protect and save an injured fellow warrior.
86:5.10 perhaps t. to escape for good—impending death.
96:4.3 t. to present his new and higher idea of Deity to
96:5.5 pitiful to watch this great mind of Moses t. to adapt
110:2.3 The Adjuster is not t. to control your thinking,
127:4.5 James and Simon grew up t. to follow Jesus’ plan of
130:1.2 impressed upon him the folly of t. to run away
130:5.4 Jesus had a difficult task that evening t. to explain to
130:6.3 You are t. to run away from your unhappy self,
132:3.10 the faith urges of a soul t. to identify itself with the
132:4.5 he spent the rest of his life vainly t. to induce his
133:4.11 My son, stop t. to deceive yourself; settle down to
136:8.5 Caligastia method of t. to get ahead of the natural,
138:5.2 Always would they make the mistake of t. to fit
139:2.13 But Peter persisted in making the mistake of t. to
139:3.5 James and John had their troubles t to work together
140:3.17 Make not the mistake of t. to pluck a mote out of
140:8.26 Jesus constantly exhorted them to refrain from t. to
140:10.1 Jesus talked at great length, t. to show the twelve
148:8.4 after almost drowning from t. to walk on the water,
154:6.1 refused to agree to the program of t. to dissuade
154:6.3 would only give up the foolishness of t. to preach
155:6.11 experience of honestly t. to do that divine will.
155:6.14 But do not make the mistake of t. to prove to other
161:1.1 found themselves in difficulty t. to prove that God is
169:4.1 Jesus always had trouble t. to explain to the
170:3.1 Jesus was always t. to impress upon his apostles and
181:1.3 This do instead of t. to imitate my natural life in the
181:2.7 but what a time I have had t. to make you a son of
184:1.6 “Just what is it you are t. to teach the people?
185:3.2 only t. to find out for myself what you have done.
trying—judicially
184:3.4 Ordinarily, the Jews, when t. a man on a capital
trying—adjective
59:6.8 ponds of these far-distant and extremely t. times.
67:3.8 with his chief throughout the long and t. struggle.
101:3.4 to certain t. intellectual and testing social situations.
101:3.17 the actual and t. situations of real human existence.
108:3.6 No matter how t. the crises, you never falter.
119:3.5 with which this Material Son met the t. situations on
124:4.4 It was a t. experience for Joseph and Mary to
126:0.1 were the most t. of his eventful life on Urantia.
126:3.2 ministering to his mother during this t. and sad
127:0.2 conflicts or more t. situations than Jesus endured
127:1.1 Then he emerged from that testing and t. transition
128:6.8 manifested throughout the whole of the t. experience
133:9.4 all brave, especially the lad, but it was a t. ordeal.
134:8.8 And when the t. ordeal was finished, the detached
136:8.6 the kingdom by ordinary, difficult, and t. methods,
139:5.10 Philip went on through the t. times of the Master’s
139:8.13 Thomas had a t. time during the days of the trial
140:5.5 throughout all of these t. situations to love even
144:0.3 in any manner t. or embarrassing to John the Baptist.
145:0.3 earth family, throughout the t. ordeal of his trial,
152:6.5 they began to gird themselves for the t. and testing
153:5.2 During these t. hours the twelve women were in
157:3.2 acquire new strength for the t. times just ahead.
157:7.5 be strengthened for the t. times of going with me
161:2.3 could live such a blameless life under such t.
168:4.1 would prepare them for the t. days just ahead.
171:4.9 that sustained the Master at this t. period of his
181:2.17 together with a firm and loving hand during the t.
181:2.18 you are to hold them together during the t. time
183:5.4 to remain near Jesus all the way through his t.
196:0.5 in each of life’s t. situations he unfailingly exhibited
tryst
62:5.8 as an observer of the transactions of this noontide t..
Tubal-Cain—son of Lamech
159:1.7 because of the metal weapons of his son T., who,
tubular
14:1.16 The inner procession of dark gravity bodies is t. in
tucked
126:3.8 story t. away in this only partially accredited Book
Tuesday or Tuesday morning
126:2.1 All did go well until that fateful day of T., September
137:3.6 T., they all journeyed over to Cana for the wedding
137:8.3 did his last work at the carpenter bench on this T.,
145:0.1 the apostles arrived in Capernaum the evening of T.,
147:2.1 Early on the morning of T., March 30, Jesus and
147:7.2 On T. evening Jesus was conducting one of his
150:0.3 On T., January 18, the twenty-four were joined by
151:6.7 early Tm. Jesus and his friends were awakened by a
152:0.1 was waiting for Jesus when his boat landed that T.
155:2.1 They arrived during the afternoon of T., May 24.
155:2.3 Peter, on T., June 7, called his associates together
156:3.1 On T., June 28, the Master and his associates left
156:6.2 On T. they left Ptolemais, going east inland to near
157:3.1 Early Tm. Jesus and the twelve left Magadan Park
158:4.1 Tm. when Jesus and his companions arrived at the
161:1.5 by T. night Nathaniel had won Rodan to believe in
163:5.1 on T., December 6, the entire company of almost
165:0.1 On T., January 3, A.D. 30, Abner, the former
168:0.3 by the message which the runner brought back T.
174:0.0 TUESDAY MORNING IN THE TEMPLE
174:0.1 this Tm. Jesus met the apostles, the women’s corps,
174:2.2 Tm., when Jesus arrived in the temple court and
175:0.1 this T. afternoon, Jesus, accompanied by eleven
175:3.1 T. evening the fateful meeting of the Sanhedrin was
175:3.1 this T., April 4, A.D. 30, that the Sanhedrin,
175:4.1 remained with them that T. night at the new camp
175:4.13 issued orders for his arrest, adjourned on this T.
176:0.0 TUESDAY EVENING ON MOUNT OLIVET
176:0.1 This T. afternoon, as Jesus and the apostles passed
176:2.8 confused in their minds as this one, given this T.
176:2.8 left blank concerning much that was said that T.
191:3.3 to the seventh stage on T., May 2; to Jerusem
191:4.1 T., April 11, at Philadelphia, where he showed
191:6.1 to Galilee, drawing near their journey’s end, on T.
193:2.1 eighteenth morontia appearance was at Tyre, on T.,
tugging
128:6.11 Then they would lead him out by t. at his hands
tulip
60:3.7 appeared along with fig trees, magnolias, and t. trees
tumbling
151:6.6 believed this story; he saw the swine t. over the
tumult
137:2.2 there was a great t. in the camp of John’s followers
145:3.9 but the further words of Jesus were lost in the t..
152:1.1 the mourners, who were making an unseemly t.;
153:2.11 and such a t. was threatened that Jesus stood up
162:7.6 they raised a t., shouting: “You are not fifty years
167:6.1 loudly rebuked these mothers, Jesus, hearing the t.,
177:3.7 While they feared he would stir up a t. among the
185:8.2 Pilate was afraid of a t. or a riot.
188:1.1 Master’s body to the centurion, the Jews raised a t.
tumultuous
172:5.9 the Master’s cleverness in staging the t. entry into
173:1.10 termination of his t. procession through the gates of
tuned
48:2.21 to another, you must be re-keyed or advance-t.,
tuneful
44:1.13 T. syncopation represents a transition from the
tunic
187:2.8 This left the t., or seamless vestment reaching down
tuning
144:4.8 worship may be compared to the act of t. in the soul
tunneled
62:3.7 treetop homes and many-t. subterranean retreats.
Turanian
79:1.8 there are traces of Andite blood among the T. and
81:4.11 white races, together with Indian and T. peoples,
Turanian
78:5.6 in central Asia upstepped the ancestors of the T..
turban
187:2.8 one taking the sandals, one the t., one the girdle,
turbulence
176:1.2 idea of the Messiah which directly led to the t.
turbulent
68:2.1 and the present t. state of certain primitive groups
96:5.6 Again Moses sought to control the t. clans when he
119:2.5 In justice and mercy this new ruler set the t.
124:3.6 and the subsequent events of Israel’s t. history.
131:3.6 in the midst of his enemies, tranquil among the t.,
150:8.11 In this group were many t. individuals whose
150:9.4 This t. ending of the third public preaching tour had
Turkestan
77:5.10 in the foothills of T. are the vestiges of what was
78:1.5 Andonites were also scattered throughout T., while
78:3.3 by the times of their occupation of T., they had
78:3.4 The highland inhabitants of T. were a virile and
78:3.5 The lands now called Russia and T. were occupied
78:4.2 and Nodites entered the then fertile regions of T.,
78:5.3 The civilization of T. was constantly being revived
78:5.3 was in process of formation in the highlands of T.;
78:6.3 the Elamite highlands to the Iranian plateau and T..
78:8.3 been harassed by the raids of the barbarians of T.
78:8.4 Andite strains of the mixed northern races of T.,
79:1.0 1. THE ANDITES OF TURKESTAN
79:1.1 In the lowlands of T. the Andites made the
79:1.1 Eastern T. (Sinkiang) and, to a lesser extent, Tibet
79:1.1 Andite infiltration of India proceeded from the T.
79:1.4 From Egypt through Mesopotamia and T. to the
79:1.6 there was a tremendous exodus of Andites from T..
79:1.7 dispossessed of homelands in Mesopotamia and T.,
79:2.4 population pressure throughout T. and Iran
79:2.8 later waves of Mesopotamians that flowed into T.
79:4.1 exodus of the Andites from their homelands in T..
79:6.1 pushing them north into Siberia and west into T.,
79:6.13 the larger part of the Andite migrations from T. and
79:7.5 subsequent to the climatic changes in T. and the
79:7.6 merchants traveled the overland routes through T. to
80:2.5 around their settlements scattered throughout T..
80:5.1 from Mesopotamia through the T. -south Russian
80:9.6 aridity was driving these Andonites back into T..
80:9.7 the barbarians of the hills of T. constituted the most
81:1.1 across Arabia, through Mesopotamia, and on into T..
81:1.2 the stream of migration north and east into T..
81:2.12 Andites of T. were the first peoples to domesticate
81:2.12 the Mesopotamian, T., and Chinese farmers had
81:2.16 The peoples of the T. highlands were the first of the
81:3.1 open grassland hunting and grazing grounds of T.,
81:3.4 You have already found a bronze culture in T. dating
81:3.5 bronze was made by one of the Adamsonites of T.
81:6.4 to the north of T. and was partly occupied by an
81:6.4 civilization was the increasing aridity of Iran, T.,
125:2.12 learning how people lived in Mesopotamia, T., and
134:5.1 intervening lands of the Caspian and T. regions.
turmoil
23:2.12 The confusion and t. of Urantia do not signify that
64:6.22 recovered from the t. produced by the Caligastia
99:6.1 The religious t. of the twentieth century does not,
100:6.6 poise which betokens the absence of doubt and t..
116:0.2 compel any honest being, when viewing the t.,
127:2.7 His family was in a t., his youthful friends in
150:4.3 but when men reject my gift, division and t. result.
157:4.1 They had long been in a state of t. due to conflict
turn—noun; see turn, in
28:6.3 importance at almost every t. of universe affairs—
74:5.5 but he met with stubborn resistance at every t..
87:5.1 they did another t. to the “unknown gods,” just to
135:8.4 of repentants were standing in line awaiting their t.
186:3.4 being of a literal t. of mind, now proposed to
turn, in
33:6.3 In t., the constellation rulers pay especial attention to
36:2.18 the associated mind endowment, which, in t., has
40:10.9 those few who are in t. summoned to the service
42:12.15 Mind dominates matter, even as it is in t. responsive
43:8.6 families, which are in t. confederated into a corps of
51:1.7 These Sons of God can be understood, and can, in t.,
55:2.3 the destiny guardians, who in t. communicate
56:2.3 Seven Master Spirits, who are in t. co-ordinated
56:3.4 Divine Ministers, who are in t. well-nigh perfectly
56:8.3 Sons do for us, we in t. and in spirit have the
56:8.3 they do (or may) in t. bestow all of this upon their
62:4.7 mid-mammals in t. produced the superior Primates,
65:7.8 to environmental stimuli be differentiated, and in t.
68:4.3 social influences of ethics and religion which in t.
77:2.7 Andonite germ plasm contributors were in t. made
92:2.1 does reflect the changing mores, which, in t., may
93:9.4 treaty with them, and, in t., became contaminated
94:2.1 succeed in perpetuating the Brahmans, who, in t.,
98:3.6 the Roman state conquered politically but was in t.
106:0.2 of many forms and phases of reality which, in t.,
106:2.4 this almighty power in t. finds spirit-personality
111:5.1 and Infinite Spirit, while they, in t., share all things
112:1.19 the personality which unifies all activities and in t.
116:4.5 but they are in t. affected by the creative purposes of
116:6.5 This very mind may, in t., become dominated by
117:0.4 evolution of the Supreme, while in t. the Supreme
117:6.10 passing through that man’s personality as he in t.
122:10.4 boy babies, communicated with Zacharias, who in t.
127:5.1 Miriam in t. talked all this over with her mother.
130:8.3 fruit vendor, of whom Jesus bought fruit and in t. fed
137:7.4 Herod Antipas, who in t. sent spies to ascertain what
152:2.9 associates, who in t. carried it to the multitude.
172:2.3 Judas, in t., had placed the greater part of this money
192:1.8 Jesus broke the bread and handed it to John, who in t
195:0.18 Christianity, which was in t. the Pauline version of
195:7.16 art humanizes science, while in t. it is spiritualized
195:8.4 break the bonds of church control, and now in t. it
turn—verb
28:4.1 the economy of a superuniverse to be able to t.,
28:5.11 these living mirrors have only to t. their faces
48:8.3 not so largely t. the whole universe into one vast
57:3.2 what twentieth-century astronomers see when they t.
57:6.3 the earth will always t. the same hemisphere toward
64:5.3 their skins manifested a unique tendency to t. colors
70:2.21 To discover leaders society must now t. to the
86:5.14 Even now many civilized persons t. the mirror to the
97:8.7 by the Jewish priests as to t. the everyday history of
122:2.3 he will gladden your heart because he will t. souls
127:6.12 of utilizing the energy of the spiritual drive to t. the
130:1.2 such God-forsaking Jonahs shall t. their hearts,
131:1.5 Wherever you t. to pray, there is the face of the
131:2.11 they who t. many to righteousness as the stars
135:4.4 he shall t. the hearts of the fathers toward the
135:12.2 Herod that it was no time to t. John loose.
140:3.14 If your neighbor smites you on the right cheek, t. to
140:3.18 trample your gems under foot and t. to rend you.
148:7.3 The people were minded to t. upon the Pharisees,
153:3.5 T. now your attention to those who would know
159:5.9 there dumb and passive but in positive attitude t.
165:4.8 and waxed fat, and then did they t. to other gods.
169:2.3 and prepare to t. his master’s affairs over to another.
172:3.10 You are about to reject the Son of Peace and t.
173:2.1 for fear the multitude might t. upon them in a fury
173:2.5 then might the multitude t. upon us, for most of
175:1.3 if they would only t. to him and accept his mercy.
175:1.5 “As long as there is a chance that the Jews will t.
180:3.1 Be not downcast when faint-hearted believers t.
181:2.13 fully satisfied and then t. with power to the gentiles.
187:4.2 only in these last hours of consciousness did he t.
195:9.7 be disposed to t. wholeheartedly to the gospel of the
turn about
158:8.1 said: “Verily, verily, I say to you, except you t.
184:2.12 and noble character, having started out wrong, to t.
turn aside
74:8.14 the errors of judgment of Adam, they presumed to t.
145:5.6 How is it, then, that you would have me t. from my
147:3.2 “John, why would you tempt me to t. from the
177:1.1 Master, you may set the basket down while you t. to
turn away
2:7.9 tendency for certain types of men to t. from the
85:7.3 then in worship man begins to t. from nature and
94:8.17 superstitions of India, endeavored to t. men away
95:4.3 He exhorted all to t. from “the words of men” to
131:1.9 let the soul t. from sin and put your whole trust in
131:3.3 When you look up to the Noble One, t. from sin with
turn back
42:2.16 Here the evolutionary cycle seems to t. upon itself;
53:9.2 since the days when he sought to t. Michael from
64:1.2 But these progressive Andonites would not t. to
97:1.2 he started out to t. all Israel back to the worship of
140:6.9 And if these are hard sayings, you can even now t..
140:6.10 we would go on with you; not one of us would t..
153:1.5 “Why did he himself deliberately and effectively t.
153:5.4 We will not t., for we know that you are sent by
171:2.5 have I warned you to t. to your homes in peace if
turn out
50:7.1 It may t., eventually, that mortal creatures hailing
76:5.4 that strife-torn Urantia might, after all, t. to be the
177:2.1 the Master how he could know that he would t. to
turn over
125:2.3 Jesus had begun to t. in his mind the propriety of
128:4.8 Jesus continued to t. his earnings to James for the
138:3.1 made ready to t. the affairs of his office over to his
151:3.16 Many times did the apostles t. this saying over in
178:2.10 I think it would be best for me to t. all the money
turned—see turned away; turned into; turned out;
turned over
15:1.5 having not long since t. the southeastern bend of
35:3.22 t. the whole universe into a vast clinic for other
57:6.2 one hemisphere of the planet always t toward the sun
70:10.14 If “the daughter of a priest” t. to public prostitution,
74:5.1 time finally came when they t. the administration of
76:2.5 that Cain t. upon Abel in wrath and slew him.
78:6.4 Ten per cent of the Mesopotamians t. eastward in
79:8.2 The Chinese early t. to agricultural pursuits, which
80:3.8 climatic coercion that had t. the happy hunting
81:2.9 to modern science: It t. astrology into astronomy,
81:3.1 Some t. to the cultivation of domesticated flocks,
84:3.10 true up to the time man himself t. agriculturist.
87:6.2 these ceremonies t. toward attempts of a more
90:2.5 Very early the shamans t. their attention to the stars.
90:5.7 having t. their attention to theology—the attempt to
91:6.2 Prayer has t. many irritable and complaining invalids
93:2.3 when, with a sweep of his arm, he t. to Amdon,
95:1.7 that the Babylonian priests t. anew to stargazing;
96:5.8 while most of the people t. to the worship of their
97:9.13 David t. seven of Saul’s descendants over to the
97:9.22 After a signal victory Amaziah t. to attack his
98:2.2 They t. from the contemplation of self-preservation
98:4.1 to grasp the meaning of Greek philosophy, t. their
98:4.7 the sacrifice and death of Attis the festival was t. to
99:1.5 while the upper strata of society t. a deaf ear to the
103:6.5 the former contacting with a universe t. inside out,
103:6.5 realizing the nature of a universe t. outside in.
111:4.11 And when creativity is t. to destructivity, you are
122:2.4 After Gabriel’s departure Elizabeth t. this experience
122:6.2 fed grain to this mill while his mother t. the grinder.
123:3.7 In June of this year Joseph t. the shop in Nazareth
124:6.1 but on reaching Jezreel, they t. east, going around
125:0.6 Jesus t. suddenly upon his parents and, looking
125:6.5 All eyes were t. on Jesus to hear what he would say.
126:3.8 and that he had t. his back upon all this grandeur
128:4.4 citizen of Capernaum who t. all Jewry upside down
129:2.10 Jesus t. this large sum over to John the son of
130:3.3 t. their attention to the western civilization of the
130:6.2 suddenly t. to him, saying: “I well know you wish
130:8.3 a devotee of the Mithraic religion and later on t. to
136:6.1 divinity, Jesus now t. his thoughts toward himself.
136:9.1 Jesus t. his attention to the choice of methods to be
137:4.8 Mary had always t. to Jesus for help in every crisis of
139:7.7 flocked to hear Jesus, and he never t. one away.
139:11.1 Simon had been a merchant before he t. his attention
140:6.12 If the very light which is in you is t. to darkness,
142:8.4 Joseph ventured out to see Jesus but t. back
143:5.5 Nalda quickly t. the conversation from her own
143:6.1 Jesus t. aside and said to the twelve: “My meat is to
144:8.3 he t. again to the multitude and said: “Do not think
147:1.3 And when Jesus heard these words, he t. and said to
147:5.5 Jesus t. to dismiss the woman, saying, “Woman, go
147:5.6 Jesus t. to Simon and said: “I know your heart,
150:8.9 Jesus t. to Isaiah and began to read: “The spirit of
150:9.3 Jesus t. suddenly upon his captors and, facing
151:5.5 Jesus t. his glance back upon Simon Peter, who,
152:1.1 he t. and said to the grief-stricken father: “Fear not
152:1.1 Jesus now t. to the mother, saying: “Your daughter
152:2.7 Jesus t. to Andrew and Philip, saying: ‘I do not want
152:2.8 Jesus t. suddenly to Andrew and said, “Bring me the
152:3.3 Many who had believed in him t. back and followed
152:3.3 Jesus, before going off to be alone in the hills, t. to
153:2.2 he t. to the Prophets and read from Jeremiah: “‘If
153:5.4 have heard that many of my disciples have t. back;
154:6.2 leaders at Jerusalem had suddenly t. against him,
154:6.7 Jesus t. aside a moment from his conversation
158:7.4 Jesus t. upon Peter and the other apostles, saying:
162:0.2 Jesus t. upon the sons of Zebedee and severely
162:4.3 Here they t. about to face westward, to repeat their
163:3.1 Jesus t. around to face the apostles and said: “You
163:6.4 When Jesus had spoken to the Father, he t. aside to
166:2.4 the Samaritan saw that he was being healed, he t.
166:3.4 When in spirit and soul you have t. your backs
171:4.7 when he had spoken, he t. to those around him
173:2.7 effort to ensnare him was effectively t. upon
176:0.2 As they t. to leave the road leading on to Bethany,
177:5.2 then just as ardently t. against them and returned
181:2.8 I have t. my back upon everything that I might
182:2.6 Then Jesus t. to the chief of the visiting Greeks who
183:1.2 Even the father of sin t. his face away from the
184:2.8 superficially brave apostle, and he t. and looked
184:2.9 And when he had shed these tears of agony, Peter t.
185:2.8 Pilate t. to them and said: “I will not sentence this
185:3.2 Pilate then t. around to question Jesus further,
185:4.3 Herod t. to the chief priests and the Sadducees and
185:5.7 Pilate would have acquitted him and t. him loose.
186:0.1 the Master t. to the Apostle John and said: “John,
187:1.6 t. his head toward them and said: “Daughters of
187:4.1 When Jesus heard the thief say this, he t. his face
187:4.1 When the malefactor saw the face of Jesus t.
189:4.10 yet recognize him with his back t. to the dim light.
190:2.3 he t. to look, James beheld the gradual appearance
192:2.2 Jesus then t. toward Peter and asked, “Peter, do you
192:2.3 the Master t. to Peter and asked, “Peter, do you love
192:2.4 Jesus t. to Peter and, for the third time, asked,
192:2.8 Then Jesus t. to James, asking, “James, do you
195:6.9 went and t. the whole Roman Empire upside down.
turned away
97:4.5 “I will love them freely, for my anger is t. away.”
97:4.6 I will love them freely, for my anger is t. away.”
148:0.5 notwithstanding that no one was ever t. away.
turned into
15:1.4 segment of the great space path, having already t.
59:1.16 Sandstone has been t. into quartz, shale has been
72:7.13 of federal statehood, is t. into the national treasury.
153:1.5 opposition and eventually t. into actual hatred.
177:4.11 resentment, be eventually t. into actual hate.
180:6.7 and then will your sorrow be t. into rejoicing,
turned out
82:6.9 blending the white and Polynesian races t. fairly
83:4.9 in spite of all premarital tests certain marriages t. out
89:6.3 but it t. that his daughter and only child came out to
134:6.15 that they t. to be unyielding and uncompromising.
150:8.1 all Nazareth, friends and foes, t. to hear this former
164:1.3 Which of these three t. to be the neighbor of him
164:5.6 the Master’s miraculous ministry who t. fruitfully,
turned over
72:6.6 profits on their labor are t. to this pension fund.
96:5.9 Moses t. the command of the Hebrews to Joshua,
122:10.1 As he t. these things over in his mind, his
123:2.13 Mary formally t. Jesus over to Joseph for further
123:4.4 Jesus deducted the tithe and t. it over to the officer
123:5.2 and was t. to his parents by the synagogue rulers
126:1.2 And thus he recalled and t. in his mind the historic
126:3.11 these momentous problems this young Galilean t.
126:3.12 Mary t. the sale of doves over to James.
129:2.10 Jesus t. this large sum over to John the son of
138:5.4 their son David so that their large home could be t.
140:7.2 but the Master now t. this work over to the twelve.
148:0.2 funds thus received were t. to the group treasury.
157:6.1 arranged that the funds should be anonymously t. to
172:2.3 Early that morning David Zebedee had t. to Judas
172:5.5 As John t. this Scripture over in his mind, he began
186:3.1 Shortly after Jesus was t. to the Roman soldiers at
186:3.2 As soon as Jesus was t. to the Roman soldiers by
186:4.1 he ordered the Master t. to the Roman soldiers
186:4.2 nine o’clock when Pilate t. Jesus over to the soldiers
187:0.4 Knowing that he had been t. to the Roman soldiers
188:0.3 to Pilate and asked that the body of Jesus be t. to
189:5.2 while they sat there, they t. in their minds all that had
191:0.10 David had unceremoniously t. the funds over to him,
191:1.2 he t. in his mind that wonderful message brought
turning—see turning over
48:6.33 The shadow of a hair’s t., premeditated for an
63:6.7 called Oban, the tarrying place on the westward t.
79:1.1 the Andites made the westward t. around the lakes
79:1.2 where the herders were gradually t. to agriculture.
80:2.1 t. the open pasture regions of Sahara into a desert.
94:1.6 salvation through faith marked a t. point for India.
94:10.2 Prayers are fastened to a wheel, and with its t. they
103:6.3 affords the opportunity of t. the universe outside in.
103:6.4 Such a technique of studying reality consists in t. the
119:4.6 the likeness of angelic life as a seraphim before t. his
129:1.3 Zebedee had more work, t. out these new-style boats
132:0.5 aided in t. the chief Mithraic temple into the first
134:8.10 T. him back, he said only: “The period of rest is over
137:2.7 And Nathaniel, t. to Philip, said: “You are right.
137:5.1 make no mention of the t. of the water into wine.
138:8.5 3. The t. of the water into wine at Cana.
143:5.5 —dodged the issue of personal salvation by t. to
146:6.2 so, t. to the mother, he said: “Weep not.
147:1.3 Jesus, t. from the house, said, “Let us go hence.”
147:5.4 And t. around toward the woman, he took her by
153:1.2 sermon, was the outward t. of the tide of popular
157:4.1 and the t. of the water into wine at Cana,
159:5.9 The t. of the other cheek, or whatever act that may
162:2.9 chief of the Sanhedrin was wroth with Eber and, t.
164:4.4 T. to Josiah, he said: “What do you have to say
165:4.1 And then, t. to all who were about him, he said:
167:2.2 t. to his servants, he said: ‘I have made ready this
171:4.7 Then t. to his apostles, Jesus said: “From olden
171:6.3 And t. to the crowd assembled about them, Jesus
172:5.6 the conduct of Jesus in t. leisurely away from the
173:4.1 the Master, t. his attention to the listening multitude,
174:5.6 T. his attention to the Greeks, the Master said: “He
179:4.7 nothing could be done to keep Judas from t. traitor.
181:2.25 And then the Master, t. to all of them, said: “Be not
189:1.10 t. to the assembled morontia groups of the seven
189:3.4 t. all these sons of the local universe back to the
192:2.5 —and t. to Jesus, Peter pointed to John, asking, “If I
195:0.4 best of Greco-Roman culture was increasingly t. to
196:3.29 Religious insight possesses the power of t. defeat
turning over
125:3.2 they spent a sleepless night, t. in their minds what
126:3.8 While t. all these problems over in his mind, he
134:1.1 t. to his brother James the little house which John
137:2.6 behind under the mulberry tree, t. in his mind
171:1.4 subsequently t. the money over to Judas Iscariot.
183:5.4 in t. Jesus over to the captain of the temple guards
184:2.3 t. in his mind as to how John came to be admitted
190:2.2 resurrected brother of Martha and Mary, t. in his
191:0.10 t. in his mind the problem of their future finances.
turns
50:5.5 the hunter t. this leisure to augmenting his security.
57:6.2 and by the moon, which always t. the same face
58:2.9 needle t. slightly to the east as the sun rises and
97:4.3 seven stars and Orion, who t. the shadow of death
105:1.8 And the face which the Infinite t. toward all universe
148:6.6 and when he thus t. upon me, I am defenseless.
163:2.3 No man, having put his hand to the plough, if he t.
turns away
139:4.13 John found that a “soft answer t. away wrath.”
146:2.3 deliberate and conscious disdain by the creature t.
146:2.3 “He who t. away his ear from hearing the divine
149:4.2 You all know that ‘a soft answer t. away wrath,’
150:9.3 the apostles that a soft answer t. away wrath, but
turns out
97:9.29 which has been regarded as sacred history t. out to
132:5.15 Any portion of your inherited wealth which t. out
160:3.4 All too often, when we battle for the right, it t. out
turtle
60:3.20 The land type of t., twenty feet across, appeared as
turtles
60:2.13 T. increased during this period, first appearing in
61:2.6 The members of the early reptilian families are t.,
61:3.14 Reptiles were similar to modern types—t., snakes,
65:2.10 lizards, together with their cousins, alligators and t.;
-tusked
61:3.4 America from Asia, including the four-t. mastodons,
64:4.7 over the Sicilian land bridge, straight-t. elephants,
Tut—chief of advanced tribal relations
66:5.28 Their chief was T..
66:5.30 T. labored to promote group associations of a
67:4.1 but T. and the commission on tribal government
Tutankhamen—son-in-law of Ikhnaton
95:5.10 the worship of the old gods, changing his name to T.
tutelage
22:8.2 they serve under the t. of the Supreme Executives.
26:5.4 pilgrim continues under the t. of supernaphim by
26:9.1 the third circle of Havona, he comes under the t. of
27:0.11 your career under the t. of the instigators of rest and
35:7.2 general legislation of the local universe under the t.
48:5.7 you failed to learn, must be acquired under the t.
112:6.9 its premorontia universe career under the t. of the
tutor
129:2.9 engage as interpreter for both and t. for the son.
129:3.2 on the return trip he was known as the Jewish t..
130:2.6 Ganid was beginning to learn how his t. spent his
131:10.6 And my t. has said that by searching for him I shall
133:3.3 been taught by the “Jewish t. of the son of an Indian
133:3.5 of these visits with the Indian lad and his Jewish t.,
133:3.12 But Paul did not know how well the Jewish t. had
133:9.5 this Son of Man and the teachings of his Jewish t.,
187:1.10 Jesus, whose burden he bore, and the Jewish t.
tutored
26:4.10 a pilgrim of space is always t. by supernaphim of
tutors
26:4.10 And since your t. spring from the Master Spirit of
26:8.3 nor their t. and guides ever chided or criticized.
twelfth
45:3.8 Hanavard is the t. of this order so to serve on
123:5.3 Nothing but Scriptures was studied prior to the t.
124:4.0 4. THE TWELFTH YEAR (A.D. 6)
139:12.1 Judas, the t. apostle, was chosen by Nathaniel.
191:6.1 This was the Master’s t. appearance in morontia
twelve—see twelve—apostles; see twelve hundred;
twelve million, twelve thousand; twelve years
19:5.8 Of more than t. orders of beings associated with me
26:5.2 instruction is divided into seven branches of t.
26:5.5 you will be taken before the t. adjutants of the
30:1.93 the seven levels of the absonite in t. grand divisions
35:2.6 the Melchizedek supporters, t. in number, who so
35:5.7 Often a corps of t. or more Vorondadek Sons sits
35:6.5 is at present administered by t. Vorondadek Sons.
36:1.3 The primary division is subdivided into t. groups of
36:2.11 life is characterized by three, seven, and t. or
36:2.11 There were, originally, t. distinct and divine
36:2.11 This number t., with its subdivisions and multiples
36:2.11 The Orvonton life patterns are configured as t.
36:3.9 though two of the senior carriers and t. custodians
36:3.9 Two such Sons and their t. associates are now
38:6.1 chiefs into groups of t. (12 pairs, 24 seraphim),
38:6.1 t. such groups constitute a company (144 pairs,
38:6.1 T. companies under a commander constitute a
38:6.1 t. battalions under a director equal a seraphic unit
38:6.1 t. units, subject to the command of a supervisor,
38:6.1 presently give me more than t. legions of angels.”
38:6.2 T. legions of angels comprise a host numbering
38:6.2 and t. such hosts (35,831,808 pairs or 71,663,616
38:9.7 and t. levels of intellectual response to the joint
39:9.2 Even your world enjoys the extensive ministry of t.
43:2.4 T. of this order who have had requisite experience
43:5.2 expanded to include t Sons of the Vorondadek order
43:5.2 These t. are as follows: 1. The Constellation Father.
44:5.7 Urantia is served by t. technicians of interplanetary
45:3.9 This council consists of t. members: 1. Hanavard,
47:1.4 Urantia commission consists of t. parental couples,
47:2.5 consist of children whose ages are six, eight, ten, t.,
49:2.21 T. per cent belong to the higher temperature ranges,
49:4.3 physical-sense endowment of human beings is t.,
49:5.20 T. per cent are of the first type, naturally less
49:5.30 Intelligent beings are vertically related in t. great
50:2.3 surround themselves with a supreme council of t.,
52:7.2 and supported by seventy primary Sons, t. secondary
56:10.23 Nebadon personalities numbering t. and acting under
57:5.7 gases evolved into the t. planets of the solar system.
57:8.9 completed by the mixed commission of t. on Jerusem
58:5.5 The earth’s core is t. times as dense as water.
62:7.6 two senior Life Carriers with t. assistants,
65:1.8 a commission of t., presided over by the chief of
65:4.9 the Melchizedek observers, t. in number, were sent
66:3.4 the Prince and his associates arranged in t. chambers
67:6.5 planetary receivers, t. Melchizedeks, confirmed by
67:6.6 The t. Melchizedek receivers of Urantia did heroic
72:2.12 This supreme tribunal consists of t. men over forty
72:8.6 for the various learned professions, t. in number.
73:4.3 This menagerie was organized in t. grand divisions,
73:4.3 paths led between these groups to the t. gates of the
74:2.5 this committee, which consisted of t. members
74:5.2 with the departure of the t. Melchizedeks.
76:4.8 Eve was made the head of a commission of t. on
87:3.4 The Romans had t. ghost feasts and accompanying
93:0.2 A corps of t. served in conjunction with the Life
93:0.2 A later corps of t. became receivers for your world
93:0.2 These t. Melchizedeks returned to Urantia upon the
93:1.2 The t. Melchizedek receivers knew of Michael’s
93:1.3 Machiventa Melchizedek, one of the t. planetary
93:9.11 “upon the orders of the t. Melchizedek receivers”
95:5.7 one hundred and thirty-seven hymns, t. of which are
97:9.1 There never were t. tribes of the Israelites—only
101:3.17 the foregoing recital of t. spiritlike performances in
113:2.7 The planetary director selected t. of the more
114:5.6 cabinet of the governor general consists of t.
114:5.6 the acting chiefs of the t. groups of special angels
114:6.1 was accompanied by t. corps of special seraphim,
114:6.2 These t. groups of angels, while functioning under
114:6.2 immediately directed by the seraphic council of t.,
114:6.4 The t. corps of the master seraphim of planetary
114:7.7 On Urantia there are t. reserve corps of destiny,
114:7.8 The t. groups of Urantia destiny reservists are
119:8.9 authorized by a Nebadon commission of t. acting
PART IV papers was sponsored by a commission of t. Urantia
121:0.1 Acting under the supervision of a commission of t.
122:0.2 dispatched to Urantia the Family Commission of T.
128:4.2 brought before Jesus a group of t. merchants and
134:3.4 and to conduct t. evening sessions of questions,
135:6.7 I declare that God is able of these t. stones here
135:6.7 (The t. stones to which he referred were the
135:6.7 to commemorate the crossing of the “t. tribes” at
136:5.1 This mighty host embraced t. legions of seraphim
144:6.1 for John had recently appointed t. of his leaders to
144:6.6 both groups of t. apostles would go on with their
144:7.2 many special sessions with John’s t. apostles.
148:2.1 a corps of twenty-five young women and t. men,
150:2.1 Susanna, in company with one of the t. women
150:2.2 ten women (afterward known as the t. women)
150:2.3 gospel among this group of t. women evangelists.
150:5.1 the Master was engaged in teaching a group of t.
150:5.1 the direction of Jacob, together with the t. women,
150:6.2 two or three days with one group of t. evangelists,
152:2.9 finished gathering up the fragments, they had t.
152:3.3 gathered about t. baskets of the fragments of food;
153:5.2 During these trying hours the t. women were in
154:5.2 Jesus selected t. of the evangelists to accompany
154:5.2 The t. women he instructed to remain at the
154:7.1 Jesus, with his twelve apostles and the t. evangelists,
155:2.1 Peter to go over to Chorazin with the t. evangelists
155:2.2 the t. evangelists had less to say about healing—
155:2.2 veritable baptism of adversity for the t. evangelists
156:5.23 and directed the t. evangelists to go back by a route
159:0.2 associate himself with one of the t. evangelists,
159:0.2 they should go out in t. groups to labor in the cities
159:0.2 In the course of this month these t. groups labored
159:6.3 families of the twelve apostles and t. evangelists.
163:3.5 Again he went out about t. and about three and
163:7.3 This original group of t. women had recently
165:0.1 Abner, the former chief of the t. apostles of John
167:4.5 “But do you not understand that there are t. hours
168:2.3 In t. seconds of earth time the hitherto lifeless form
171:8.4 this parable, I would call before me my t. servants,
172:3.8 Just before they started, the t. women of the original
183:3.7 I could even now command more than t. legions
187:0.1 The centurion in charge of these t. soldiers was the
187:5.1 shortly after t. o’clock the sky darkened by reason
189:4.2 t. or fifteen of the more prominent of the disciples of
the twelve or twelve apostles
124:3.9 the later program of regular activities for his ta..
132:4.1 which characterized his later life as teacher of the t.
137:1.1 Andrew as the first of his apostles, that group of t.
138:1.2 that he desired to ordain ta. to continue the work
138:2.9 Judas Iscariot was the only Judean among the ta..
138:5.2 Jesus took the t. apart for a season to pray with
138:5.3 The next day Jesus left his ta. quite alone; he wanted
138:5.4 home could be turned over to Jesus and his ta..
138:6.5 work with his ta. around about the Sea of Galilee.
138:7.1 just as Jesus was about to announce this to his ta.,
138:8.0 8. FIRST WORK OF THE TWELVE
138:8.1 Iscariot, the one chosen to act as treasurer of the t.,
138:8.2 Jesus taught them to preach the forgiveness of sin
138:8.6 They had wonderful times throughout these five
138:8.6 they worked as fishermen every alternate two weeks,
138:9.1 work proved to be a grueling experience for the ta.
138:9.3 By the end of this period the t. had worked out fairly
138:10.0 10. ORGANIZATION OF THE TWELVE
138:10.2 designated chairman and director general of the t..
138:10.5 watched over the needs of the families of the t..
138:10.6 Matthew was empowered to order the t. back to
138:10.11 In this way the t. functioned from their early
139:0.0 THE TWELVE APOSTLES
139:0.2 These t. men represented many different types of
139:0.2 and they had not been made alike by schooling.
139:0.4 to covey the idea that they were laymen, unlearned in
139:0.4 They were lacking in so-called higher education.
139:0.4 they would certainly be considered uneducated,
139:0.4 They had not all been put through the same rigid
139:0.4 they enjoyed separate experiences of learning how
139:1.2 line of ancestors and was the ablest man of the t..
139:1.4 of personal work as a means of training the t. as
139:1.9 original was written by the first chosen of the ta..
139:1.11 but it remains true that each of the t. was drawn
139:2.9 But Peter was the outstanding preacher of the t.;
139:3.2 James was the best public orator among the t..
139:3.3 usually talked freely with Jesus, but among the t.,
139:3.4 Of all the t., James came the nearest to grasping the
139:3.8 James was thus the first of the t. to sacrifice his life
139:4.1 was twenty-four years old and the youngest of the t..
139:4.2 Since John was the youngest of the t. and so closely
139:4.3 Shortly after the selection of the t. and at the time
139:4.8 But John was not the only one of the t. who was
139:4.10 John usually sat on Jesus’ right hand when the t.
139:4.10 John was the first of the t. fully to believe in the
139:4.15 Of all the t. apostles, John eventually became the
139:5.10 Philip participated in the reorganization of the t.,
139:5.12 Philip, onetime steward of the t., was a mighty man
139:6.2 Nathaniel were the best educated men among the t..
139:6.3 not himself give Nathaniel a nickname, but the t.
139:6.4 Nathaniel was the odd genius of the t..
139:6.4 Nathaniel was the best storyteller among the t..
139:6.7 his duty was to look after the families of the t..
139:6.7 The t. rested securely in the knowledge that their
139:7.7 The presence of Matthew among the t. was the
139:8.2 Thomas had the one truly analytical mind of the t.;
139:8.3 men when Thomas became associated with the t.
139:8.5 In the organization of the t. Thomas was assigned to
139:8.6 Thomas’s membership in the t. was a standing
139:8.7 personality appreciation of Jesus of any of the t..
139:8.8 In the councils of the t. Thomas was always cautious
139:8.8 would put the proposition to a vote, and after the t.
139:8.9 Thomas was one of the bravest among the t..
139:9.3 were the general servants and errand boys of the t..
139:9.10 that there were to be no more secrets among the t.,
139:11.2 of the play life and recreational activities of the t..
139:12.2 Judas was the best-educated man among the t.
139:12.3 Andrew appointed Judas treasurer of the t.,
139:12.5 None of the t. ever criticized Judas.
140:0.0 THE ORDINATION OF THE TWELVE
140:0.1 The t. were expecting to be called almost any day;
140:0.1 this morning they did not go out far from the shore
140:0.2 when he had assembled all t., Jesus journeyed with
140:0.3 For once all t. of the apostles were silent; even Peter
140:1.1 the formal ordination service Jesus spoke to the t.
140:1.7 this small beginning of t. commonplace men, shall
140:2.1 Jesus now instructed the t. mortals who had just
140:2.2 among our children on earth I have chosen these t.
140:4.1 but it was Jesus’ ordination charge to the ta..
140:4.9 Jesus’ discourse at the ordination of the t. constitutes
140:5.3 In the course of these exhortations to the t.
140:5.15 Jesus did not exhort the t. to love their neighbors as
140:6.1 Jesus and the t. partook of a simple meal.
140:6.1 while Jesus went for a walk along the beach, the t.
140:6.7 And though the t. could not comprehend all that he
140:6.7 they were truly helped by this instruction.
140:7.1 when the t. were assembled for a late breakfast
140:7.2 but the Master now turned this work over to the t..
140:7.2 and sometimes all t. of them were so engaged.
140:7.7 week of this varied experience did much for the t.;
140:8.1 a spiritual kingdom were being grasped by the t.,
140:8.3 the exercise of prudence and foresight by the t..
140:8.3 fisherman, and to his careful organization of the t..
140:8.16 followers to avoid earthly possessions, only his ta..
140:8.19 It is his life, and not his lessons to the t. or sermons
140:8.20 just why he chose as his personal representatives t.
140:8.30 that religion was the exclusive business of the t..
140:9.1 in the solemn act of the consecration of the t..
140:10.1 trying to show the t. what they must be, not what
140:10.2 great handicap in this work of teaching the t. was
140:10.2 but they insisted on translating such teachings into
140:10.2 Many times, when they did make sure to remember
140:10.2 they were almost certain to forget what he did not
140:10.2 they slowly assimilated his teaching because Jesus
140:10.2 What they could not gain from his verbal instruction,
141:0.1 Jesus and the ta. made ready to depart from their
141:0.1 The t. knew nothing of their Master’s plans except
141:0.2 The t. had often seen their Master when he seemed
141:0.2 And Jesus, going back with Andrew to join the t.,
141:1.2 assembled in a camp where Jesus and the t. dwelt,
141:1.3 after the evening meal Jesus talked with the t..
141:1.3 On one of these evenings he told the t. about the
141:4.4 Jesus began to teach the t. more fully concerning
141:4.4 The Master taught them much about the whole man
141:4.4 to explain how they should minister to all who suffer
141:4.4 He taught them to recognize: 1. Diseases of the flesh
141:5.4 Many times during the training of the t. he reverted
141:5.4 Repeatedly he told them it was not his desire that
141:8.2 Jesus’ commission to the t. to preach the glad tidings
141:9.2 Jesus was accompanied only by the t. when he
141:9.3 this was the first time the Master and all of the t. had
142:3.1 The a., most of whom had listened to this discussion
142:3.2 Jesus mildly upbraided the t., in substance saying:
142:5.5 at Jerusalem was a great inspiration to the t..
142:5.5 It was their first contact with such enormous crowds,
142:5.5 and they learned many valuable lessons which proved
142:7.1 Jesus and the t. spent all afternoon and all that
142:7.2 that they, the t., had been called to participate in this
142:8.2 majority of his disciples, but the t. knew the facts.
143:0.1 Jesus and the t. departed from Jerusalem, after
143:1.1 objections to the gospel of the kingdom as the t.
143:1.3 Jesus said to the t.: “I have come into this world to
143:1.8 addresses which Jesus ever delivered to the t..
143:1.9 The t. continued to acquire the spirit of positive
143:1.9 they did not occupy themselves so much with the
143:3.4 Jesus assigned to each of the t. a topic for discussion
143:3.4 They were momentarily shocked when Jesus even
143:3.4 the first time they had ever observed Jesus to neglect
143:3.7 Their return from this holiday marked the beginning
143:3.7 Many of the t. really gave way to mirth when they
143:3.8 the ta. gained a valuable experience in this their first
143:4.3 The ta. were not averse to preaching in the Greek
143:5.1 When the Master and the t. arrived at Jacob’s well,
143:5.9 ready to speak the real desire of her heart, the ta.
143:5.12 and Jesus did not speak of it in detail to the t..
143:6.1 t. had just returned with food, and they besought
143:6.1 said to the t.: “My meat is to do the will of Him
143:6.6 Jesus and the t. camped on Mount Gerizim until
143:6.6 The work which Jesus and the t. did in these cities
144:1.1 As time passed, the t. became more devoted to Jesus
144:1.1 They did not grasp his many-sided teaching;
144:1.1 they did not fully comprehend the nature of Jesus
144:1.6 Jesus told the t. much about his early life and his
144:1.10 The t. longed to know what form of petition Jesus
144:3.13 Up to this time the t. had heard him pray only a
144:3.14 Jesus taught the t. always to pray in secret; to go off
144:3.14 and shut the doors when they engaged in prayer.
144:3.23 was mainly for his disciples, particularly for the t..
144:5.1 planets, but this fact Jesus did not reveal to the t..
144:5.18 in connection with the intimate instruction of the t.
144:6.6 both groups of ta. would go on with their work,
144:6.13 the apostles of John remained with Jesus and the t..
145:2.15 at the large Zebedee home, where Jesus and the t.
145:4.2 refused the congratulations and adoration of the t.
145:4.3 And again did t. disappointed, and perplexed men
146:0.1 On this tour Jesus and the ta., assisted by the former
147:2.3 And this was the first time that Jesus and all of the t.
147:2.4 When Jesus and the t. departed for Capernaum,
147:2.4 while Jesus and the t. returned to work in Galilee.
147:3.2 John, the youngest of the t., was especially restive
147:4.1 same Sabbath day, at Bethany, while Jesus, the t.,
147:6.1 The last week of April, Jesus and the t. departed
147:7.1 when Jesus and the t. came to Bethsaida by boat
148:0.2 The t. were permitted to spend one week out of each
148:1.3 in common to the same degree as did the t..
148:3.3 In this way each of the t. enjoyed an opportunity for
149:0.1 Participating in this effort were Jesus and his ta.,
149:0.4 final departure of Jesus and the t. for Jerusalem,
150:0.4 Jesus and the t. traveled together most of the time,
150:1.3 This was a decided shock to even the t. apostles.
150:4.1 The next evening, having gathered together the ta.,
150:4.2 Jesus arranged the date for meeting the t. at
150:4.4 When the t. had heard these words, they made ready
150:4.4 And they did not again come together until the time
150:6.3 it had been arranged that the ta., together with the
151:2.8 The t. would often, among themselves, attempt to
151:5.6 Jesus plainly explained to the t. that he had spoken
152:2.1 Jesus and the t. planned to escape, unnoticed,
152:2.5 a three days’ supply of food for Jesus and the t.,
152:2.5 Even the ta. were still tainted with such notions,
152:2.6 By this time others of the t. had joined the
152:4.1 None of the t. was so crushed and downcast as Peter
152:4.1 they entered the boat and in silence began to row
152:4.1 they were all thinking of the Master alone in the hills.
152:4.1 Had Jesus forsaken them?
152:4.1 He had never before sent them all away and refused
152:4.2 And many of the t. heard him utter this cry.
152:5.2 Jesus asked Andrew to assemble the ta. and their
152:6.1 Jesus held informal conferences with the t. every
152:6.1 these t. men were not yet fully delivered from their
152:6.2 While Jesus and the t. were resting at Gennesaret,
152:6.5 Jesus explained to the t. that the religious rulers of
152:6.5 The t. began to realize more fully (though not finally)
152:6.5 They saw more fully that spiritual truth was not to be
152:6.5 They began to realize that the feeding of the five
152:6.5 They vaguely discerned and dimly foresaw the
152:6.5 These t. men were slowly awaking to the realization
152:7.1 Jesus, accompanied only by the ta., started from
152:7.2 During this sojourn at Jerusalem the t. learned how
152:7.2 They departed from Jerusalem all believing that a
153:0.1 the t. and their associates were gathered together
153:5.3 from the upper chamber and stood among the t.
153:5.4 Did I not choose you t. men and set you apart as
154:5.2 the ta. he directed to remain with him no matter
154:7.1 that Jesus, with his ta. and the twelve evangelists,
155:3.8 pointing out to the t. the great danger of accepting
156:5.23 by a route different from that which Jesus and the ta.
156:6.1 Jesus and the t. left the home of Joseph, going down
157:0.1 Before Jesus took the t. for a short sojourn in the
157:2.1 Jesus and the ta. were encamped in Magadan Park
157:2.2 Jesus and the t. should return from their proposed
157:3.1 Tuesday morning Jesus and the ta. left Magadan
157:3.3 Jesus confronted the t. with the first question he had
157:3.5 looking down upon the t. sitting about him in a
157:3.5 The t. never took their eyes off the Master, and
157:4.2 and by common consent, the spokesman for the t..
157:4.3 Never again did the t. greet their Master by arising
157:4.4 On hearing this, the t. stood upon their feet, and
157:4.5 Jesus then said to the t.: “You are my chosen
157:4.8 Jesus directed the t. to go apart by themselves in the
157:4.8 And they did as the Master admonished them.
157:5.2 directly proclaim to the t. that he was a Son of God
157:7.5 Jesus said to the t.: “Lay in provisions and prepare
158:1.5 the lagging faith of the t. arose in the next few weeks
158:2.5 Jesus well knew that none of the t. were spiritually
158:5.4 But it was ever so with these t. ambassadors of the
158:5.4 They never failed to alternate between exaltation and
158:6.1 after they had eaten and rested, the t. gathered about
158:6.5 the t., he added: “And now go to your rest, for on
158:6.6 They retired for the night, sorrowful.
158:6.6 They were bewildered; they could not comprehend
158:6.6 And while they were afraid to ask aught concerning
158:6.6 they did recall all of it subsequent to his resurrection.
158:7.1 Wednesday morning Jesus and the t. departed
158:7.6 And thus did Jesus make plain to the t. the painful
158:7.6 path which they must tread if they would follow him.
158:7.6 But their loyal hearts were stirred by this courageous
158:7.6 Jesus was not sending them alone into the conflict;
158:7.6 Jesus asked only that they bravely follow.
158:7.7 Slowly the t. were grasping the idea that Jesus was
158:7.7 They only vaguely comprehended what Jesus said
158:7.8 In all the association of the t. with their Master,
158:7.8 only a few times did they see that flashing eye and
158:7.9 In silence Jesus and the t. started for their camp at
159:0.1 When Jesus and the t. arrived at Magadan Park,
159:6.3 but also for the support of the families of the ta. and
161:0.1 next day he and the ta. would start for Jerusalem to
161:1.6 the conception of the Trinity in the minds of the ta..
162:0.4 Jesus and the t. remained in the vicinity of Jerusalem
162:1.8 Only the ta. had known that Jesus intended to attend
162:9.1 at Bethany and received instruction from the t..
162:9.4 Abner were to join Jesus and the t. in the near future
162:9.5 eleven fellows cast their lot with Jesus and the t.
162:9.6 Jesus and the t. withdrew from the vicinity of
163:0.1 A few days after the return of Jesus and the t. to
163:0.1 Jesus and the t. began a course of intensive training
163:2.11 He required only the t. and the seventy to dedicate
163:3.3 Peter, speaking for the t. (who were all present by
163:3.4 And Jesus spoke to all of the t.: “Verily, verily, I
163:5.1 Jesus and the t. now prepared to establish their last
163:7.1 the headquarters of Jesus and the ta. was maintained
163:7.2 camp, teaching the multitude and instructing the t..
165:0.1 supplemented by the labors of Jesus and the ta.,
165:0.4 trips with the t. to assist the seventy in the various
165:1.1 usual sessions of questions and answers with the t.
165:1.3 Jesus and the ta. devoted much of their time to the
165:1.3 The t. paid little or no attention to the field work,
165:2.1 and leaders, as well as in the hearing of the ta.,
165:5.1 That evening after supper, when Jesus and the t.
165:5.7 For some minutes the t. sat in silence.
165:5.7 Some of these warnings they had heard before but
165:6.4 Jesus and the t. went into the cities of Perea to visit
166:0.1 Jesus and the t. made a tour of all the cities and
166:0.2 successfully carried on with little help from the ta.,
166:1.1 his fellow Pharisees were following Jesus and the t.
166:2.1 Jesus went with the t. over to Amathus, near the
166:2.1 when the Master was out with the t. on these tours
166:2.2 explaining to the t. why the gentiles of Perea were
166:2.2 ta. were hardly yet willing to entertain kind feelings
166:2.5 looking about at the t., especially at Simon Zelotes,
166:2.6 The t. said not a word.
166:2.8 Jesus enjoined the t. to say nothing about the
166:3.1 As Jesus and the t. visited with the messengers of the
166:5.1 Jesus and the t. were on their way to visit Abner and
167:4.7 Thomas was always the mainstay of the ta..
171:1.1 Jesus and his ta. took final leave of the Pella
171:1.4 camp, and who went south with Jesus and the t..
171:2.6 Jesus, leading the t., started on the way to Heshbon,
171:3.1 For more than two weeks Jesus and the t. journeyed
171:8.4 this parable, I would call before me my t. servants,
172:2.1 the Master called his ta. around him and gave them
172:5.1 No t. human beings ever experienced such diverse
172:5.2 was concerned about the attitude of some of the t.
172:5.6 been a great trial to the steward of the t..
172:5.8 None of the t. was more depressed on the way back
172:5.9 the most bewildered and puzzled man of all the t..
172:5.12 decided to stay with the t., at least for another day.
173:0.1 The t. were strangely silent as they journeyed on
173:0.1 they had not recovered from the experience of the
173:0.1 They were expectant, fearful, and profoundly
173:0.1 that they were to engage in no public teaching
173:3.4 All this time the ta. stood near the Master, but they
173:3.4 but they did not in any manner participate in these
173:3.4 Each one of the t. was reacting in his own peculiar
173:5.6 These t. men, as never before, were beginning to
174:0.2 This morning he greeted each of the t. with a
174:5.1 Jesus had so explicitly charged all of the t. not to
175:4.1 all t. heard this latter half of Jesus’ last discourse
175:4.1 he left the temple in company with the t.,
176:0.2 light of the full moon, Jesus and the t. sat down.
176:2.9 the leading disciples welcomed Jesus and the t. to
177:3.5 the Greeks who had met with Jesus and the t. at the
178:0.1 The t. were all present save Judas.
178:0.1 a short time before Jesus led the t. into Jerusalem
178:2.12 The Master prepared to lead his ta. over the trail to
178:2.12 was the last journey he ever made with all t. of them.
178:3.1 Jesus and the t. walked over the western brow of
179:0.5 was to celebrate this occasion alone with his ta.;
179:1.2 As the t. entered this upper chamber, they noticed,
179:3.1 Imagine the amazement of these t. men, who had
179:3.1 As the Master knelt, all t. arose as one man to their
179:3.7 washing the feet of his t. apostles, not even passing
179:3.7 When Jesus had finished washing the feet of the t.,
179:4.2 When the t. heard this, having already been robbed
179:4.7 Jesus started with t.—now he had eleven.
182:1.5 “You gave me t. men, and I have kept them all save
182:3.9 Michael knew he had done his best for the ta.; but
193:4.3 he was one of the t. consecrated ambassadors on
193:6.5 This left but six of the original ta. to become actors
twelve hundred
75:6.2 Adam held an all-night conference with t. loyal
165:1.1 By the middle of January more than t. persons were
twelve million
35:8.3 began its existence with exactly t. Lanonandeks,
79:6.9 numbering t., the Chinese formed a compact body
twelve thousand
73:5.2 and more than t. miles of paved paths and roads.
77:3.9 t. years ago a second attempt to erect the tower of
79:3.1 doomed budding civilization of India t. years ago.
81:3.3 About t. years ago the era of the independent cities
twelve years
62:5.3 reached full maturity at t. years of age and possessed
62:5.6 rather well scarred up by the time they were t..
72:9.2 in these groups cannot be changed for t. years.
76:2.1 When Abel grew up to the age of t. years, he elected
124:4.7 when he was t. years old, Jesus remonstrated with
124:6.2 T. years had passed since the first Herod had
125:4.3 had graduated him, technically, when he was t.
130:6.1 notably, the loss of his father when he was t. years
156:1.1 The child, about t. years old, was afflicted with a
196:1.8 who appeared to Jesus at Jerusalem when he was t.
Twelvefold Adjutants
30:1.59 3. The T. Adjutants of the Havona Circuits.
twentieth—see twentieth century
41:6.4 electron between the nineteenth and t. circuits of
63:3.6 Andon and Fonta held together until the t generation
73:5.4 the later times of the nineteenth and t. centuries.
114:3.1 the nineteenth so to serve being succeeded by the t..
127:6.0 6. HIS TWENTIETH YEAR (A.D. 14)
187:5.2 portion of the Book of Psalms now known as the t.
twentieth-century or twentieth century
2:7.9 fails to hold the devotion and loyalty of many t.
42:5.2 —from the standpoint of t. Urantia scientific
46:0.1 visualized by the majority of t. religious believers.
57:0.2 from the early decades of the t. of the Christian era.
57:3.2 saw exactly what t. astronomers see when they turn
64:4.12 backward peoples of Urantia right down to the t..
66:5.18 subsequent ages, never to be rediscovered until the t.
66:5.30 just as the t. society of Capetown, South Africa, is
68:2.5 Occidental civilization of the t. groans wearily
68:6.10 in the t. there persist remnants of these primitive
70:5.1 regulation that characterize the second third of the t..
70:9.14 any natural right thus to encumber t. civilization,
73:5.4 the later times of the nineteenth and t. centuries.
78:8.12 produce the ferments which have resulted in the t.
79:1.8 But even in the t. there are traces of Andite blood
79:4.6 the Brahmans of the t. after Christ are the lineal
79:8.16 of progression right on down to the times of the t..
81:6.25 The greatest t. influences contributing to the
81:6.43 culminated in the rapidly expanding culture of the t..
82:2.3 from a state of almost complete sex license to the t.
83:4.7 Even in the t. it is still the custom under the
83:7.2 these standards have persisted to the t. among some
83:7.5 marriage morals,and in the nineteenth and t centuries
83:8.9 T. marriages stand high in comparison with those
84:1.5 even in the t. many parents still endeavor to keep
84:4.10 more or less as property, right up to and in the t.
84:5.10 Today, in the t.,woman is undergoing the crucial test
85:4.4 and in the t. candles still burn as a part of the ritual
86:4.6 among otherwise absurd doctrines of t. barbarians.
87:1.4 In the t., candles are still burned in death chambers,
87:4.7 even in the t., very much alive in human philosophy;
87:6.12 in the t. the body is sprinkled with holy water,
88:3.3 Civilized peoples in the t. see to it that their flags,
88:6.1 And the voodoo doctors of the t. are typical of the
89:6.6 The t. ceremony of depositing trinkets and keepsakes
92:6.1 T. Urantia religions present an interesting study of
92:6.2 These religions, the religions of t. Urantia, may be
92:6.20 In the t. this hero-venerating nationalistic religion
94:2.7 and prostrate from that unfortunate day to the t..
94:6.8 But the popular Taoism of t. Urantia has very little in
94:12.4 religious believers during the first half of the t. after
94:12.5 Buddhism itself is undergoing a t. renaissance.
96:4.1 one half of all the world, and still does even in the t..
96:7.4 ever assembled by man up to the times of the t..
97:10.3 the concept of the Universal Father; even to the t.
99:0.3 social reforms of past centuries, but in the t. religion
99:4.2 During the early decades of the t., family life, next
99:4.6 During the psychologically unsettled times of the t.,
99:6.1 The religious turmoil of the t. does not betoken
103:1.1 t. theologians and philosophers have formulated
121:5.5 Even in the t. man has not been fully delivered from
126:3.1 reckoning time in accordance with the t. calendar,
132:2.1 In substance, and in t. phraseology, Jesus said: My
134:3.8 Master’s Urmia teachings as adapted to t. religious
134:3.8 Conditions of the t., prevailing in both
134:3.8 men as these world functions are existent in the t..
134:5.1 the evolution of political sovereignty in the t.
134:5.13 To use an important nineteenth- and t. illustration:
136:8.7 a first-century human being, not in the mind of a t.
177:2.6 Notwithstanding that parents of the t. possess great
195:5.1 The t. has brought new problems for Christianity to
195:8.1 the devastating influence of t. secularism will blight
195:8.2 and godless attitude of nineteenth- and t. science—
195:8.5 T. secularism tends to affirm that man does not need
195:8.9 Behind the gains of the t. are not only science and
195:8.13 During the first third of the t. Urantians killed more
195:9.3 materialism, mechanism, and secularism of the t..
195:9.8 Even Christianity—the best of the religions of the t.
195:10.8 the Christian churches of the t. stand as great, but
195:10.12 the Christianity of even the t. must not be despised.
twenty—see twenty million, twenty thousand;
see four and twenty
41:6.3 bulk—containing as it does t. revolving electrons—
49:2.20 T. per cent of the Satania inhabited worlds are
59:2.5 square miles to a depth of from fifteen to t. feet.
59:5.17 and rose, vary from ten in Illinois, t. in Pennsylvania,
60:2.12 wings were of batlike formation with a spread of t.
60:3.20 The land type of turtle, t. feet across, appeared as
62:2.2 potential life span, on the average, of about t. years.
72:3.6 Until t. years ago the spiritual teachers were under
72:3.7 Suffrage is conferred at t., the right to marry without
72:3.8 Marriage before t.—the age of enfranchisement—is
72:9.2 Every man and woman of t. years and over has
74:6.8 At t. they were eligible for marriage; and after
74:7.1 From sixteen to t. they were taught in the Urantia
75:6.3 who had arrived at the age of choice (t. years)
76:2.5 The boys were respectively eighteen and t. years of
77:5.5 a wonderful and beautiful woman, t. years old,
86:4.5 Beings who could not count over t. could hardly
95:4.5 the Book of Hebrew Proverbs, chapters seventeen, t.
107:0.7 to comparative full growth, about t. years of age
119:1.2 and did not reappear for t. years of standard time.
119:2.2 supreme on his headquarters planet for over t. years
127:0.2 endured during the strenuous years from fifteen to t..
133:1.2 One would impose forty lashes, another t., while
133:3.2 Jesus held more than t. sessions with this forward-
133:9.1 his teacher help with the loading of their t. camels
135:2.3 summer that John was t. years of age witnessed
137:4.11 waterpots filled with water, holding about t. gallons
139:4.12 The last t. years of his life John was cared for by a
163:5.3 used less than t. men on regular messenger duty.
166:1.1 t. in number, and invited Jesus as the guest of honor.
173:1.4 more than t. sorts of money which the visiting
176:3.1 As they gathered about the campfire, some t. of them
177:3.5 more than t. of the Greeks who had met with Jesus
177:3.6 Jesus would have ordained these t. Greeks, even as
188:2.3 And these t. men remained on watch up to the
189:2.5 They paid each of these t. men a sum of money
189:4.2 some fifteen or t. of the leading women believers.
190:2.6 before his earthly family and their friends, t. in all.
194:4.9 it was almost t. years before they began to baptize in
twenty million
59:5.13 For t. years prior to this time the earlier coal deposits
twenty thousand
35:0.1 between fifteen and t. Trinity Teachers Sons
54:6.3 years of system time (t. years of Urantia time),
66:7.1 and gardening for the support of a population of t..
78:5.1 For t years the culture of the second garden persisted
79:6.5 T. years ago the ancestors of the Chinese had built
80:9.6 For t. years the Andonites had been pushed farther
81:4.10 the human remains of the last t. years are unearthed,
130:2.1 in the enormous amphitheater which could seat t.
130:2.5 perished in the great slaughter of t. Jews while he
171:2.3 men, to meet him who comes against him with t.?
twenty-eight
42:7.10 From t. upward we encounter more and more of
48:7.2 I am permitted to record the t. statements of human
51:2.4 entire process takes ten to t. days of Urantia time.
65:4.1 not less than t. features of life modification which
65:6.5 the human species is slowly gravitating toward t..
66:7.17 lunar month, this period being reckoned as t. days.
66:7.17 grew out of the fact that seven was one fourth of t..
77:2.11 The confusion of the t.-day month, or season, with
77:2.12 The reckoning of time by the t.-day month persisted
135:4.1 when John was t. years of age, his mother passed
139:11.1 Simon was t. years old when he became attached to
twenty-eighth
129:2.0 2. THE TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR (A.D. 22)
130:0.1 tour of the Roman world consumed most of the t.
twenty-fifth
56:10.23 This paper on Universal Unity is the t. of a series of
98:5.4 all on the annual festival of Mithras, December t..
128:6.0 6. THE TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR (A.D. 19)
twenty-first
128:1.0 1. THE TWENTY-FIRST YEAR (A.D. 15)
187:5.2 the Book of Psalms now known as the twentieth, t.
twenty-five—see twenty-five million, etc.
19:5.7 not over t. feet away, a Spirit of the Inspired order
46:2.8 The transporters take off at about t. standard miles
49:4.6 length of life varies on the different planets from t.
55:1.5 I sojourned on a world in the far north whereon t.
55:4.15 These mortal chief executives serve for t. years of
59:2.10 trilobites had from t. to four thousand tiny eyelets;
59:4.11 the teeth-bearing varieties being t. to thirty feet long;
60:2.12 batlike formation with a spread of twenty to t. feet.
62:3.6 potential life span was longer, being about t. years.
66:5.9 This alphabet contained t. characters.
68:6.10 resulting in the death of t. per cent of all babies.
72:3.7 without parental consent is not bestowed until t.,
72:7.5 recruited from unmarried men between t. and fifty.
72:7.7 But no debt may run for more than t. years.
72:8.7 Near the national headquarters and at the t. coastal
72:8.7 Parental consent is required before t. in order to gain
72:11.1 This council consists of t. members, nominated by
72:11.3 central military schools and of the t. training camps
76:2.6 an entirely different person had he lived to be t. or
77:2.10 the reigns of the individual kings lengthen from t. or
81:3.3 community rose from one to two feet every t. years
94:9.1 During a period of t. years he trained and sent
126:5.5 working, only the equivalent of about t. cents a day.
135:9.1 John returned to his disciples (he now had some t.
139:6.2 When Nathaniel joined the apostles, he was t. years
144:3.13 the Jews had some t. or thirty set prayers which
144:9.2 and the apostles, accompanied by some t. disciples,
148:2.1 with the assistance of a corps of t. young women
154:6.7 David had posted some t. sentinels about the house
154:7.1 when this company of t. manned the oars and pulled
155:4.1 group of t. teachers of truth left Caesarea-Philippi to
164:2.1 gathered together some t. Jewish leaders who
188:5.4 Jesus spent upward of t. years on the cross of a real
190:3.1 in the presence of some t. women believers
twenty-five billion
41:9.5 will shine on as of present efficiency for more than t.
twenty-five million
12:1.14 in volume and intensity for over t. light-years.
59:3.12 third marine-life period, covering t. years and known
59:5.13 the actual coal-deposition epoch was a little over t.
60:1.14 This period extended over t. years and is known
60:2.15 extended t. years and is known as the Jurassic.
twenty-five thousand
41:6.4 its lost companion more than t. times a second,
41:6.4 grasping and letting go the sunbeam about t. times
52:3.3 T. years of such an administration of the conjoint
52:4.10 of the Magisterial Sons cover anywhere from t. to
54:6.3 With the passing of t. years of system time
60:3.11 present-day mountain ranges, is more than t. miles
78:1.12 expansions of the violet race, about t. years ago.
78:3.3 About t. years ago many of the purer elements of the
78:4.2 the regions adjacent to Mesopotamia more than t.
79:1.1 For over t. years, on down to nearly 2000 B.C.,
143:4.1 Sargon carried away and into captivity over t. Jews
twenty-four—see the twenty-four
15:14.6 world called Jerusem, and it is system number t. in
31:10.22 into English by a high commission consisting of t.
36:2.16 On Urantia there were t. such custodian
36:2.16 a life-carrying bundle which possesses t. pattern
38:9.4 There are no less than t. diverse techniques involved
45:4.1 the t. surrounding seats were placed in position no
45:4.2 These t. counselors have been recruited from the
49:2.23 number 6, t. per cent; number 7, eight per cent;
57:8.7 This commission consisted of t. members,
60:4.1 where there had been just t. great inundations.
72:7.14 and elected by state legislatures to serve for t. years,
74:2.2 improved language by creating a new alphabet of t.
77:9.5 present on Jerusem as a member of the t. counselors,
95:4.5 to chapter t., verse twenty-two, are taken verbatim
114:0.9 5. The special function of the t. planetary directors.
114:1.1 commission of t. former Urantians with authority to
114:1.3 plan of sending one of the t. counselors to Urantia
114:2.1 special group on Jerusem of t. onetime Urantians.
114:2.1 Members are nominated to the t. by the cabinet of
114:2.4 The t. counselors make frequent trips as individuals
114:2.5 are subordinate to the Urantian group of t..
114:2.6 No one knows how long these t. Urantia
114:3.1 Jerusem corps of t. planetary supervisors designate
114:3.2 affairs except as the representative of the t. Jerusem
114:3.2 departure of 1-2-3 the first to become one of the t.
114:3.5 Jerusem since he acts on behalf of the t. counselors,
114:5.1 The t. counselors come the nearest to being the
114:5.2 But except when voicing the mandates of the t.
119:1.4 in connection with his assignment to t. missions
123:5.12 Nazareth was one of the t. priest centers of the
134:3.4 and give t. lectures on “The Brotherhood of Men,”
139:4.1 When he became an apostle, John was t. years old
139:4.5 joined the ranks of Jesus’ apostles when John was t..
the twenty-four
144:6.2 For three weeks these t. men were in session three
144:6.2 These talks by Jesus to the t. were on sympathy,
144:6.2 mountainside, and they saw him no more for two full
144:6.4 And they never knew where Jesus went or what he
144:6.4 It was some time before the t. could settle down to
144:6.4 they were disconcerted by the absence of the Master.
144:6.4 they were in the heart of their discussions,
144:6.4 and they could not go to Jesus for help.
144:6.11 These t. men had a truly remarkable experience
144:7.1 Jesus and the t. worked quietly in the Greek cities
144:7.2 Jesus spent considerable time teaching the t. and
144:9.1 and, calling the t. together, said: “John is dead.
146:1.1 Jesus and the t. devote much of their time to the task
146:2.1 the discourse of Jesus to the t. on the second evening
147:2.4 Never again were the t. all together until a short time
150:0.3 January, the t. were joined by the tested evangelists,
155:0.1 Jesus and the t. went a little way to the north,
155:1.3 continued to teach the t., saying: “The heathen are
155:5.13 Pointing out each of the t. and calling them by
155:5.14 All t. of his hearers rose to their feet, intending to
155:5.16 the t. were silent, but presently they began to talk
155:6.1 And so, while they paused in the shade of the hillside
156:2.2 As the t. began their labors in Sidon, Jesus went
156:2.2 Jesus taught the t. each morning at the home of
156:2.5 Jesus made it clear to the t. that he had not fled from
156:2.5 They comprehended that Jesus was not yet ready for
156:3.1 While the t. were thus engaged in their work, Jesus
twenty-fourth
128:5.0 5. THE TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR (A.D. 18)
twenty-nine years
76:3.4 one hundred and t. after Adam’s arrival on Urantia.
139:8.2 When Thomas joined the apostles, he was t. old,
twenty-ninth
129:3.0 3. THE TWENTY-NINTH YEAR (A.D. 23)
129:3.1 The whole of Jesus’ t. year was spent finishing up
129:4.2 reached the apex of attainment during this, the t.
129:4.8 By the end of the t. year Jesus had virtually finished
130:0.1 the twenty-eighth and the entire t. year of Jesus’ life
twenty-one
12:1.10 Isle of Paradise, surrounded by its t. satellites.
13:0.2 All t. are enormous spheres, and each group of
13:0.7 The t. Paradise satellites serve many purposes in
13:0.7 These t. spheres embrace the potentials of the
18:3.4 recital of the trinitization of the t. Ancients of Days.
29:4.20 manipulation of t. of the thirty physical energies
31:9.3 Paradise and its t. worlds of associated activities.
42:2.14 complete control of t. of the thirty phases of energy
62:3.3 and sister mated and soon enjoyed the society of t.
66:6.7 all restraint after they have attained the age of t..
71:1.22 and provision for the emancipation of the boy at t.
122:5.9 environs of Nazareth when Joseph was t. years old
twenty-one billion
19:3.1 There are t. Counselors in service, and three billion
20:7.2 central and superuniverses as a little more than t.,
twenty-one hundred
64:7.18 They reached the continent about t. years after the
twenty-one thousand
18:5.1 There are just t. of these personally glorious and
62:4.6 about t. years from the origin of the dawn mammals,
twenty-second
128:2.0 2. THE TWENTY-SECOND YEAR (A.D. 16)
154:7.1 so it was on this Sunday morning, the t. of May,
187:5.2 as the twentieth, twenty-first, and t. Psalms.
187:5.2 among them this t. Psalm, which begins with “My
twenty-seven
29:4.25 actually able to change the form and potential of t.
42:7.10 The first t. atoms, those containing from one to
42:7.10 those containing from one to t. orbital electrons,
49:2.23 twenty-three per cent; number 5, t. per cent;
58:4.7 one hundred and t. successive lava flows on land
73:3.4 connecting with the mainland was only t. miles
77:5.5 A company of t. followed Adamson northward in
139:5.2 Philip was t. years of age when he joined the apostles
twenty-seventh
63:4.5 unbroken line of leadership until the t. generation,
129:1.0 1. THE TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR (A.D. 21)
twenty-six
76:6.2 special resurrection, number t. of the Urantia series
119:4.3 a private secretary, to t. different master teachers,
139:9.1 They were t. years old and married, James having
190:1.4 last of David’s t. messengers arrived at the home of
190:1.6 these t. runners went forth as the first heralds of
190:1.8 These t. were dispatched to the home of Lazarus in
twenty-sixth
128:7.0 7. THE TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR (A.D. 20)
twenty-third
114:4.1 Most High observer (and sometime regent) is the t.
128:3.0 3. THE TWENTY-THIRD YEAR (A.D. 17)
twenty-three
49:2.23 Of the electric groupings of mortal life, almost t.
49:2.23 number 4, t. per cent; number 5, twenty-seven per
49:5.20 while t. per cent are more spiritually inclined during
184:0.2 it required only t. members to constitute a trial court.
twenty-two
15:7.2 is t. minutes short of three thousand days of Urantia
95:4.5 chapters fifteen, seventeen, twenty, and chapter t.,
95:4.5 verse t., are taken verbatim from Amenemope’s
119:4.3 master teachers, functioning on t. different worlds.
twice
41:6.3 this element has almost t. the mass of sodium.
54:2.3 on a scale that has been approached only t. in all
58:2.9 sunspot cycles this variation of the compass is t. as
61:0.2 T. during this sector of time the Panama Isthmus
61:6.1 These new mid-mammals—almost t. the size and
81:2.11 these animals had been t. before domesticated,
134:8.1 in which Tiglath was to deposit food t. a week.
137:7.4 entire period Jesus spoke in the synagogue but t..
139:9.10 Only once or t. in all their association with Jesus
141:3.1 apostles continued to preach t. daily to the multitude
141:9.1 Lazarus had been down to the Jordan t. to see Jesus,
142:3.21 commandments as t. recorded in the Scriptures,
166:1.2 to the table without having t. washed his hands.
167:5.1 I fast t. a week; I give tithes of all that I get.
173:1.3 a coin the size of a ten cent piece but t. as thick.
189:1.12 was t. interrupted by his desire to communicate with
twice-trinitized or twice-trinitized sons
22:1.12 High Son Assistants, comprise a unique group of t.
22:8.4 the known destiny of this unique group of t. beings.
22:9.6 These ts. are marvelous beings, but they are neither
22:9.6 they are neither as versatile nor dependable as their
22:9.6 they lack that tremendous and profound personal
22:10.2 to the limitations and handicaps of these t. sons,
twilight
75:3.8 The fateful meeting occurred during the t. hours of
88:6.8 Today, Urantia is in the t. zone of this intellectual
127:6.7 That evening about t. these four sat down and
144:5.91 we beseech you to guide our wayward steps in the t..
152:3.2 posed in the enchanting glow of that eastern t..
158:8.1 Entering at t., they went by unfrequented
twin
42:11.4 Motion and universe gravitation are t. facets of the
62:6.5 its first contact with the mind of the female t. and
134:5.14 abandoned the t. sophistries of sovereignty and
138:2.7 4. Judas Alpheus, the t. brother of James Alpheus,
138:4.1 the next two apostles, James and Judas the t. sons of
138:4.3 at the Alpheus home, the t. brothers were received
138:10.8 7. James and Judas the t. sons of Alpheus were
139:8.10 The loss of his t. sister when Thomas was nine years
139:9.1 the t. fishermen living near Kheresa, were the ninth
twinkle
41:4.5 could penetrate the majority of the suns which t. in
twinkling
95:2.7 Egyptians long believed that the stars t. in the sky
twins—see twins—Andon and Fonta; twins—Alpheus
62:2.2 As a rule offspring were born singly, although t.
62:3.1 abode of a superior pair of these agile creatures, t.
62:3.3 The t. early displayed superior intelligence and were
62:3.9 in which the prospective mother of the Primates t.
62:3.10 struggles, found themselves the proud parents of t.
62:3.11 Contemporaneously with the birth of these t.,
62:3.11 and physically inferior—also gave birth to t..
62:3.11 These t., one male and one female, were indifferent
62:3.11 they were concerned only with obtaining food and
62:3.11 since they would not eat flesh, soon lost all interest
62:3.11 These retarded t. became the founders of the modern
62:3.11 Their descendants sought the warmer southern
62:3.11 they have continued much as of that day except for
62:3.12 birth and subsequent segregation of two pairs of t.:
62:4.1 Going back to the birth of the superior t., one male
62:4.1 they had less hair on their bodies than their parents
62:4.1 Their ancestors had always learned to walk on their
62:4.1 these Primates t. stood erect from the beginning.
62:4.1 They attained a height of over five feet, and their
62:4.1 their heads grew larger in comparison with others
62:4.1 they were never able to make their people
68:6.8 The father of t. usually insisted that one be killed
68:6.8 As a rule, however, t. of the same sex were spared.
68:6.8 While these taboos on t. were once well-nigh
68:6.8 peoples always regarded t. as omens of good luck.
74:6.2 The next two were t..
84:4.7 in childbirth, especially during the delivery of t.,
85:6.2 Even having t. was regarded as being very lucky or
111:4.6 but no two are exactly alike, even in the case of t..
twins—Andon and Fonta; see also Andon and Fonta
62:5.2 When danger drove them to the treetops, the twins
62:5.2 They would climb up the trunk of a tree like a bear
62:5.4 Many new emotions early appeared in these human t.
62:5.4 They experienced admiration for both objects and
62:5.5 They were mildly cognizant of pity, shame, and
62:5.6 These first two humans—the t.—were a great trial to
62:5.6 They were so curious and adventurous that they
62:5.7 they learned to engage in verbal communication;
62:5.7 by the age of ten they had worked out an improved
62:5.7 they had greatly improved and expanded the crude
62:5.7 they were able to teach only a few of their new signs
62:5.9 all conspired to lead the human t. northward and
62:5.9 by reason of their own intelligent choice, the t. did
62:6.2 We had been watching the t. develop mentally
62:6.5 Imagine our joy one day—the t. were about ten years
62:7.1 At noon, the day after the runaway of the t.,
62:7.1 On the third day after the elopement of the t.,
62:7.3 The purposeful decision of the t. to flee northward
63:0.1 when the first two human beings—the t.—were
63:0.1 before they had become the parents of the first-born
63:2.0 2. THE FLIGHT OF THE TWINS
63:2.1 As youngsters, the t. had spent most of their time in
63:2.1 Nor had they improved their standing in the tribe by
63:2.2 one night after they had been awakened by a violent
63:2.2 as they held each other in fearful and fond embrace,
63:2.2 that they finally and fully made up their minds to flee
63:2.3 They had already prepared a crude treetop retreat
63:2.3 Notwithstanding that the t. shared the Primates’
63:2.3 they sallied forth shortly before nightfall on their
63:2.3 they correctly concluded that they were less likely to
63:2.3 And they safely made their previously prepared
63:2.4 the twins discovered an exposed flint deposit and,
63:2.5 as they journeyed northward, the nights grew cooler
63:2.5 Already they had been forced to make use of skins
63:2.5 Before they had been away from home one moon,
63:2.7 But it was a long time before the t. learned that moss
63:3.1 two years from the night of the t.’ departure from
63:3.1 They named him Sontad; and Sontad was the first
twins—Alpheus
138:4.0 4. THE CALL OF THE TWINS
138:4.1 The fisherman t. were expecting Jesus and his
138:10.8 It was their task to deputize a sufficient number of
139:0.3 All of them, except the At., were graduates of the
139:8.10 Peter, and not infrequently one of the At..
139:9.1 They were twenty-six years old and married,
139:9.2 They loved their Master and Jesus loved them,
139:9.2 they never interrupted his discourses with questions.
139:9.2 They understood very little about the philosophical
139:9.2 they rejoiced to find themselves numbered among
139:9.2 t. were almost identical in personal appearance,
139:9.3 They were the chief ushers of the preaching hours
139:9.3 They helped Philip with the supplies, they carried
139:9.3 always were they ready to lend a helping hand to any
139:9.4 these mediocre t. were the means of bringing a host
139:9.5 They were “the least of all the apostles”;
139:9.5 they knew it and felt cheerful about it.
139:9.6 These t. could not comprehend the mind of Jesus,
139:9.6 but they did grasp the sympathetic bond between
139:9.6 they might even reverently be called stupid, but they
139:9.6 they had a real experience in their spiritual natures.
139:9.6 They believed in Jesus; they were sons of God and
139:9.8 The t. were good-natured, simple-minded helpers,
139:9.8 They were simple and ignorant, but were also kind
139:9.9 When the people heard this and beheld the t. among
139:9.10 twice did the t. venture to ask questions in public.
139:9.11 The t. served faithfully until the end, until the dark
139:9.11 They never lost their heart faith in Jesus, and (save
139:9.11 they were the first to believe in Jesus’ resurrection.
139:9.11 But they could not comprehend the establishment of
139:9.11 they returned to their families and nets; their work
139:9.11 They had not the ability to go on in the complex
139:9.11 But they lived and died conscious of having been
140:6.1 while the t. built a small fire to give them warmth
140:6.14 all held personal conferences with him save the t.,
140:6.14 “Master, the t. have fallen asleep in the garden by
141:3.2 the t. continued their general police supervision,
143:3.5 Only the t. were normal and unperturbed.
144:1.7 the t. were blissfully ignorant of the controversy;
145:4.3 few of them, except the t., slept much that night.
148:0.1 supervision of David Zebedee, assisted by the At..
151:2.8 interpretations, and with the exception of the At.,
152:2.5 Matthew, Philip, and the At. were noncommittal.
153:0.3 the unsuspecting At., who, as Jesus left the house
156:1.3 When Norana arrived with her daughter, the t.
158:7.1 Even the stolid At. had been shocked by this talk
172:3.9 Before they started, the At. put their cloaks on the
172:4.1 While the At. returned the donkey to its owner,
172:5.1 though they did not sleep much, save the t..
172:5.11 To the Alpheus t. this was a perfect day.
172:5.11 In the memory of the t. this was always their day
172:5.11 It was the most befitting entry of the king the t.
173:5.6 Even the At. were at last aroused to the realization
174:0.2 To the At. he said: “Do not allow the things which
179:1.5 Matthew, James Zebedee, Andrew, the At., Philip,
179:3.10 the At. brought on the bread and wine,
181:2.19 Jesus then went over to the At. and said: “My little
183:4.3 the t., went into hiding at Bethpage and Bethany.
189:4.4 Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of the At.,
191:0.11 The At. took little part in these serious discussions;
191:1.5 The t. felt very sorry for Peter, and they both went
191:2.1 while the At. comforted Peter, and while Nathaniel
192:1.8 Even the t. should sit down while I visit with you;
192:2.13 Then he walked and talked with the At., James
192:2.14 when Jesus returned from his visit with the At.,
192:4.7 except Thomas, Simon Zelotes, and the At..
193:6.4 after Pentecost the t. returned to their homes in
twisted
57:8.12 rock layers have been heated, bent, t., upcrumpled,
58:7.6 and grotesquely t. as a result of the upheavals of
111:1.6 mind can actually be t., distorted, and rendered
twisting
48:6.33 slightest t. or perversion of that which is principle—
two—see two billion; two hundred; two million;
two thousand; two trillion; two o’clock; two days;
two weeks; two months; two years
0:3.18 6. The t. Absolutes—Qualified and Unqualified—are
0:3.22 only in Trinity association with his t. Deity equals
0:4.8 Subabsolute realities are projected on t. levels:
0:7.7 experientially evolving in t. phases of Supremacy,
0:11.1 while these t. become one in the functioning of the
0:11.15 The t. Absolutes—qualified and unqualified—while so
0:12.1 —are inherent in the creation of t. subabsolute and
0:12.5 The t. post-Havona Trinities, the Ultimate and the
1:3.8 “God is spirit” and “God is love,” and these t.
1:5.11 the choice of t. philosophic dilemmas: materialism or
1:6.5 harmony is essential to friendship between t. persons;
3:1.1 God alone can be in t. places, in numberless places,
4:1.2 The t. thoughts are not opposed in practice, only
4:2.3 Nature is a time-space resultant of t. cosmic factors:
5:5.6 These t. essential concepts of Deity must be
6:5.7 while these t. forever work as one for your spiritual
6:8.2 unity of universal control but also as t. separate
8:6.7 like the Father and the Son as they t. are forever one.
9:6.3 but wherever and whenever the latter t. impinge,
9:8.9 in addition to these t. fundamental types there are
10:1.3 and equality of self with t. co-ordinate personalities,
10:3.3 working as t. equal brothers with admiration and
10:4.4 the Father, the Son, or the Spirit, or any t. of them,
10:4.5 as one and in one, and one as t. and acting for t..
11:9.3 did the Father project reality in t. actual phases—
12:2.2 unaided human eye can see only t. or three nebulae
12:9.3 the sum of t. or more things is very often more
12:9.3 not know that the union of t. gaseous hydrogen
13:1.12 or eternalized by any t. or all three of the Paradise
13:1.13 the technique of trinitization by either t. or three
14:1.6 dividing the t. space paths of dark gravity bodies.
14:1.15 The belt of dark gravity bodies is divided into t.
14:1.17 The space which exists between these t. circuits of
14:5.3 these t. factors, combined, equal what on Urantia
14:5.6 And this is just why no t. of them are alike.
15:1.4 Superuniverse number t. is in the north, preparing
15:3.4 The other t. are difficult of separate recognition
15:3.5 you may observe t. great streams of star clouds
15:5.5 around one of the t. bodies concerned in this episode
15:5.8 in the production of t. adjacent but unequal suns,
15:8.5 convert energy into matter were it not for t. factors:
15:9.2 t. energy-circuit divisions or power segregations:
16:3.4 Master Spirit Number T.. This Spirit adequately
16:3.5 Spirit directs the destinies of superuniverse number t.
16:4.16 we are confident there are t. realms in the vast range
16:8.5 personality is distinguished by t. self-manifesting
17:1.8 Each Supreme Executive has t. advisory cabinets:
17:4.2 t., three, four, or even all seven are required for the
17:4.2 received by one, t., or all three Ancients of Days,
18:2.1 Forever have these t. groups of all-wise fathers ruled
18:3.5 work as individuals, still others in which any t. can
18:4.4 These t. groups are drawn from among the trinitized
18:4.4 Certain of these t. orders of creature-trinitized beings
19:5.1 may be utilized by any one or t. of the Deities as
19:5.9 We think that these t. types of Trinity-origin
20:1.15 this narrative will be chiefly concerned with the t.
20:2.3 since no t. are alike, their work is individually unique
20:2.9 Magisterial Sons are assisted by t. orders of local
21:1.2 the perfect union of the original concepts of the t.
21:2.10 No t. are administered or inhabited by dual-origin
22:0.5 confined to a portrayal of the remaining t. groups,
22:2.6 assignments requiring the services of t. Messengers
22:6.1 Custodians, recruited from t. types of ascendant
22:7.5 If t. mortal finaliters, on going before the
22:7.6 the attempted union of t. members of the same
22:7.7 The t. ancestors of a creature-trinitized son
22:7.8 this functional spiritual union of the t. ancestors;
22:7.8 t. trinitizing parents become one on the ultimate
22:7.8 And while the trinitization union of t. creatures is
22:7.9 they continue to be reckoned as t. personalities in
23:1.9 if t. or more of this order are in close proximity,
24:1.13 The t. orders are complemental, together having the
24:1.14 Neither are the t. orders co-ordinate; in all their
25:1.5 they are of t. types—spiritual and semiphysical—
25:3.3 them, upon the receipt of a petition of t. personalities
25:4.11 status, while t. may be of temporary association.
25:8.11 not so with t. closely associated mortal ascenders: If
26:2.2 helpful to the mutual understanding of these t.
26:2.7 As the older of the t. orders, the tertiary
26:8.4 a few from numbers t. and three are likewise
26:10.3 After a long sojourn on circuit number t. the subject
26:11.2 these t. unique groups of trinitized beings are
28:0.6 Since the latter t. orders are not so concerned with
28:4.10 one of the Gods from a knowledge of the other t.,
28:4.10 the three Ancients of Days must act together; t.
28:4.10 three Ancients of Days, and not by one or even t..
28:5.9 the harmonization of these t. versions of wisdom,
29:5.1 force organizers comprise t. divisions of service:
29:5.4 t. mighty orders of primordial-force manipulators
30:0.1 It is desirable to present something of t. basic
30:1.29 Those of origin in any t. of the Paradise Deities or
30:1.29 created by any t. beings of direct or indirect descent
30:4.15 And when these t., the Adjuster and the seraphim,
31:9.12 helpers, including t. vast orders of force organizers,
31:9.14 These t. groups, together with the evolving and
32:2.10 Only five have more than t. inhabited worlds, and
32:2.10 while there are forty-six having t. inhabited worlds.
32:3.10 one of the t. basic types of finite intelligent will
32:3.15 The t. prime manifestations of finite reality, innate
32:4.4 or of t. or more individuals within any given group;
33:4.1 free association of these t. divine persons results in
33:6.7 hours of Urantia time, plus t. and one-half minutes.
34:3.5 he cannot personally be in t. places at the same time.
34:3.6 for when these t. function in administrative union,
34:4.11 record represents the confusion of t. presentations,
34:6.9 During the short life you live on Urantia, these t.
35:3.15 2. The special work of sphere number t. consists in a
35:6.1 the Constellation Father, has t. associates, a senior
35:9.2 The System Sovereigns rule in commissions of t. or
36:2.13 life is not exactly the same on any t. planets; there is
36:2.15 situated on the second satellite of world number t..
36:2.16 twenty-four such custodian commissioners, t. for
36:3.9 t. of the senior carriers and twelve custodians may
36:3.9 T. such Sons and their twelve associates are now
36:5.11 separating mind creatures into the t. basic classes of
36:6.3 all such living organisms are lacking in t. essential
37:2.2 Gabriel cannot be in t. places at the same time,
37:2.8 The t. attending superangels are the ranking
37:3.6 T. senior archangels are always assigned as the
37:5.11 to unite the viewpoints of these t. widely separate
37:6.3 the wise utilization of these t. augments character.
37:10.1 there are t. unusual orders that function extensively
38:4.2 home, and “home” means the domicile of t. seraphim
38:4.3 In the majority of assignments it requires t. angels to
38:9.2 Midwayers are of t. types—primary and secondary—
38:9.7 to the joint ministry of the last t. adjutant spirits
39:2.1 first t. groups of this seraphic corps are attainment
39:3.6 T. beings are regarded as operating on the mating,
39:5.14 The mechanical controllers, t. of them, next take
40:5.10 transient ministry of the Adjusters accomplishes t.
40:5.12 Series t.—mortals of the non-Adjuster-fusion types.
40:7.2 forever fused, when you t. are made one, even as
41:3.4 suns readily split into t. separate bodies, becoming
41:3.9 as the t. bodies swing around their orbits also
41:4.1 have reckoned it as about t. octillion (2x1027) tons.
41:6.4 The stone atom has t. agile and loosely attached
41:6.4 attached electrons in the t. outer electronic circuits,
42:2.10 Primordial force is destined to pass through t distinct
42:2.10 These t. levels of emerging energy are: a. Puissant
42:4.12 pre-electronic forms of matter is indicated by the t.
42:4.14 T. crests can combine to make a double-height
42:5.5 There are t. sorts of these space rays: one attendant
42:10.4 as superhuman intellect in the last t. adjutants.
42:12.11 No t. morontia forms are any more alike than any t.
43:1.3 embodies the t. elements of Urantian atmosphere
43:1.6 The Melchizedeks also maintain t. special colleges
43:2.3 there are t. subsidiary but major tribunals at the
43:3.2 trio is known as the Constellation Father and his t.
43:8.11 Intellectually, socially, and spiritually t. moral
43:8.12 t. mortals abide with each native group of ten,
44:4.3 When t. individuals from different local universes
45:1.4 visitor permit to transitional headquarters number t.,
45:3.1 the System Sovereign, is always supported by t. or
46:5.26 This temple of power is one of t. sectors on Jerusem
46:8.1 there is an erasure of over t. standard miles in this
47:0.4 spironga function from mansion world number t.
47:3.10 translation sleep and proceed to world number t.,
47:4.8 Mansonia number t. more specifically provides for
47:4.8 The development on mansonia number t. compares
47:5.2 When you arrive on mansonia number t., you
47:5.2 periodically to visit transition world number t.,
47:5.3 The training of the first t. mansion worlds is mostly
48:2.19 there are always associated t. system co-ordinators,
48:3.4 There are t. distinct types of Morontia Companions;
48:4.16 The t. extremes of life have little need for
48:6.28 it is to philosophy as t. eyes are to one; it has a
49:1.3 no t. worlds being exactly alike in plant and animal
49:2.12 about t. and one-half per cent are subbreathers,
49:2.20 beings who are only about t. and one-half feet in
49:2.23 number 2, t. per cent; number 3, five per cent;
49:2.23 number 9, three per cent; number 10, t. per cent—
49:5.14 the t. superior brains free for higher engagements:
49:5.19 races on some worlds have one gland, on others t.,
50:3.5 T. classes of beings result from these unions:
50:5.2 The progress of civilization is hardly alike on any t.
51:0.1 These Sons, for there are t. of them—the Material
51:2.1 t. of the volunteering group—an Adam and an Eve of
51:3.6 the Material Sons and Daughters are of t. orders:
51:3.8 midwayers alternately chosen from the t. groups.
51:7.1 the latter t. being visible to all the inhabitants of the
52:1.5 These enormous birds are able to carry one or t.
52:2.4 uniformly run through all of these racial religions t.
52:4.5 be represented by t. and one-half hours of your time.
53:4.4 While there had been t. previous rebellions in
53:5.2 this rebellion and the t. which preceded it there was
53:7.6 Manotia saved almost t. thirds of them, but slightly
53:8.4 not only in Satania but also in the other t. systems
54:5.13 Lucifer was being brought to trial within t. and a
55:10.11 are satisfied regarding t. features of our speculations:
56:1.5 we observe the existence of these t. realities and
56:5.2 t. subabsolute levels have differentiated, and thereon
56:9.7 these t. potentials of infinity become reality-unified
57:3.3 gas streaming forth as t. gigantic and distinct arms,
57:3.3 spiral appearance to these t. projecting gas streams
57:4.9 of t. mighty generations of the monarchs of light.
57:5.10 These t. largest of the solar system planets have
57:6.4 But if t. space bodies of similar density are relatively
57:6.4 when the radius of its orbit becomes less than t.
57:7.4 1,500,000,000 years ago the earth was t. thirds its
58:2.1 paid for at the rate of t. cents per kilowatt-hour,
58:2.10 It is the presence of t. different levels of electrified
59:0.9 segregate these t. stages of planetary development.
59:1.19 Trilobites grew in length from t. inches to one foot
59:4.10 The forerunners of the fish family were t. modified
59:4.13 Tree types, t. feet thick and forty feet high, soon
59:5.3 America was inundated, creating t. great inland seas.
59:5.3 These t. seas united, commingling their different
59:5.8 T. groups of echinoderms became especially well
59:6.6 T. new climatic factors appeared—glaciation and
60:1.7 fault appeared, one side eventually sinking t. miles.
60:1.9 and with only the hint of the t. prereptilian ancestors
60:2.1 evolved in all sizes from a species less than t. feet
60:2.10 Dinosaurs so overran the land that t. species had
60:2.10 when these t. types of reptiles forsook the land.
60:2.11 brains weighed less than t. ounces notwithstanding
60:2.12 Soon after t. species of dinosaurs migrated to the
60:2.12 t. other types were driven to the air by the bitter
60:3.8 temperature variations of these t. bodies of water,
60:3.20 a true quadruped having t. horns and a capelike
60:4.4 extend over t. or more generations of mountain lives.
60:4.4 These t. peaks held their heads above water during
61:1.10 early mammals developed t. successive sets of teeth
61:3.6 at the opening of this period, only t. have survived.
61:4.2 T. great fresh-water lakes existed in western North
61:5.4 The ice in North America collected in t. and, later,
61:5.7 These first t. ice invasions were not extensive in
61:6.2 the progressing Primates suddenly produced t.
62:1.3 lemur type of mammal, that there sprang t. great
62:3.9 Had the ancestral frog of all humanity jumped t.
62:3.9 the more intelligent families, moved about t. miles
62:3.12 segregation of t. pairs of twins: the inferior pair
62:4.1 the t. leading members of the mid-mammal tribe:
62:4.6 the Primates suddenly gave birth to t. remarkable
62:5.1 1934 back to the birth of the first t. human beings
62:5.2 These t. remarkable creatures were true human
62:5.6 These first t. humans—the twins—were a great trial to
62:5.9 greatly concerned with what these t. little savages
62:6.4 But never had the remaining t., the highest mind
62:6.5 Urantia and in these t. now recognized human minds.
62:7.6 permission was granted to leave behind t. senior
63:0.1 the first t. human beings—the twins—were eleven
63:4.5 t. rival would-be rulers of the clan fell to fighting for
63:4.7 Only t. things came to occupy the minds of these
64:1.4 The first t. glaciers were not extensive in Europe.
64:5.3 these nineteen children were five red, t. orange,
64:5.3 children were two orange, four yellow, t. green,
64:5.3 four yellow, two green, four blue, and t. indigo.
64:6.9 In such a circumstance, if the t. races do not blend,
64:7.19 These t. tribes found it difficult to communicate
65:2.6 From this fish family sprang t. unique modifications,
65:2.10 four surviving divisions: t. nonprogressive, snakes
65:2.14 so definitely inferior to that of the other t. groups,
65:3.3 frog represented our third selection, the t. prior life
65:4.7 the Urantia life experiment, but the t. outstanding
66:2.6 the t. supervising Life Carriers resident on Urantia,
66:2.7 With one or t. exceptions these Andonite
66:3.5 which were t. stories, and the central temple of the
66:4.10 number t. and number seven of the Danite group
66:5.1 When t. or more of these ten councils met in joint
66:7.6 men and women and by the t. acting conjointly.
67:6.5 the t. resident Life Carriers, a Trinitized Son in
67:6.5 cherubim, advisers from t. neighboring planets,
68:2.4 T. great influences which contributed to the early
68:2.4 T. other emotions which drove human beings
68:6.10 whose mothers refuse to rear more than t. or three
70:1.6 The clan would divide up into t. groups and engage
70:1.19 when t. individuals in different tribes had a dispute,
70:1.19 tribes fighting, the t. disputants engaged in a duel.
70:1.19 It also became a custom for t. armies to stake all on
70:3.10 The peace ambassadors of t. warring tribes would
70:5.7 The red men often had t. sets of chiefs—the sachems,
70:7.1 Presently they became divided into t. classes:
70:8.11 9. Racial—the presence of t. or more races within a
72:0.2 The similarity of the t. spheres undoubtedly explains
72:1.4 rulers, the baser of the remaining t., also vacate his
72:2.9 nation is adjudicated by t. major court systems—
72:2.12 judicial body are by at least a t.-thirds vote.
72:3.1 On this continent it is against the law for t. families
72:5.2 gradually by the liberation of t. per cent each year.
72:7.9 is the joint appointee of these t. legislative bodies.
72:9.2 all citizens must accept membership in t. voting
72:11.4 during the last t. centuries these people have been
73:1.4 whenever the offspring of these t. groups would try
74:0.1 At high noon and unannounced, the t. seraphic
74:2.1 they were face to face with t. beings of whom they
74:2.1 These t. heroes of the Caligastia secession were the
74:2.5 father’s plans; and the t. resident Life Carriers.
74:6.2 the Melchizedeks left—three sons and t. daughters.
74:6.2 The next t. were twins.
74:6.2 after leaving the Garden besides the t. offspring of
75:1.5 of the consternation of these t. noble souls as they
75:4.1 by operating simultaneously in t. directions:
75:6.3 T. thirds chose to go to Edentia; about one third
76:1.3 The t. rivers themselves were a good natural defense
76:2.2 The t. boys had many times argued about the merits
76:2.4 The t. boys never got along well, and this matter of
77:0.2 there function t. distinct orders of midwayers:
77:2.1 the kinship between the t. orders—primary and
77:2.8 These t. groups, embracing 104 individuals who
77:3.8 to settle the other t. by debate, they fell to fighting.
77:4.5 this Nodite group and the Adamites, the t. races
77:5.5 ancestors were all descendants of t. of the fallen
77:9.8 present differential between the t. levels of culture,
78:1.3 From these t. centers there went forth to the
79:5.1 These t. races largely escaped that admixture with
79:5.5 t. superior races waged bitter and unremitting
79:7.6 the commercial relationships between these t. centers
80:8.1 And these t. branches of the white race were
80:9.3 the existence of t. racial groups in Germany today.
80:9.11 The Basques and Berbers represent the survival of t.
81:3.3 average primitive community rose from one to t.
81:6.4 were only t. extensive and fertile open hunting
82:3.2 and always will be t. distinct realms of marriage:
82:3.11 be fools, as they conceived would be the case if t.
82:6.1 original evolutionary peoples of color have only t.
82:6.1 these t. races are much admixed with the extinct
83:1.1 As such an institution, marriage functions in t.
83:4.1 just the culmination of a decision of t. individuals.
83:7.3 tribes developed t. forms of marriage: the ordinary,
83:7.6 T. pampered and spoiled youths, educated to expect
83:8.4 If God has once joined any t. things or persons
84:1.9 vastly superior in most ways to either t. men or t.
84:4.7 childbirth was comparatively easy, occupying only t.
84:4.8 causes of defilement, the other t. being pork and
84:6.3 Male and female are, practically regarded, t. distinct
84:6.6 humans call male and female; always will these t.
86:1.4 Primitive man alternated between t. potent interests
86:5.16 the loss of one soul meant discomfort, t. illness,
86:5.17 children of Badonan developed a belief in t. souls,
86:5.17 races regarded man as consisting of t. persons, soul
87:4.3 The notion of t. kinds of spirit ghosts made slow but
87:4.4 And of the t classes, the group that brought bad luck
87:4.6 by postulating t. kinds of spirits, one good and the
87:7.3 And those of no t. groups will be identical unless
88:5.5 The savage had t. names; the important one was
89:0.2 sacrificial system grew up around these t. ideas.
89:3.3 Self-denial and self-control were t. of the greatest
89:4.2 there existed t. conceptions of the sacrifice: the idea
89:6.6 not only did this father put t. of his sons alive in the
90:1.2 many of the women hysteric, and these t. types
91:3.6 these t. functions of prayer can never be separated.
91:5.3 such prayers are dependent largely on t. conditions:
91:8.1 Early man was wont to pray in t. diverse situations:
92:3.5 Only t. influences can modify and uplift the dogmas
92:5.15 This period witnessed t. religious movements:
93:2.7 only Adjuster who ever functioned in t. minds on
93:4.15 Melchizedek came to achieve t. tasks: to keep alive
93:5.5 in the enlightened offspring of you t. brothers shall
93:5.7 as the commander of t. very successful military
94:2.2 Brahmans proclaimed that, of the t. essential divine
94:3.3 might possibly have envisioned the remaining t..
94:6.2 In China, the t. outstanding teachers were Lao-tse
94:12.1 Gautama continued to evolve during the past t.
95:1.1 the influence of the primitive beliefs of t. groups of
95:4.4 he colored the subsequent thought of t. vital links in
97:2.1 Hebrew nation became divided into t. kingdoms.
97:3.3 The Baal cult was founded on t. major doctrines:
97:5.4 And these t. brave messengers boldly denounced the
97:5.6 such emancipating messages more than t. and a
97:7.14 the teachings of the t. Isaiahs would have prepared
97:9.8 profane history is well illustrated by the t. differing
97:10.6 it played an important part in the development of t.
98:6.4 the deciding factor in the struggle between the t.
100:4.5 Behind him, a woman and t. children.
101:2.4 There are t. basic reasons for believing in a God who
101:5.2 But religion presents t. phases of manifestation:
101:9.6 there are at least t. practical manifestations of its
102:8.1 watchcare and final salvation, no t. religions agree;
103:1.1 But since personality is unique—no t. mortals
103:1.1 it inevitably follows that no t. human beings can
103:1.2 that phenomenon indicates that these t. beings have
103:6.2 t. diametrically opposite avenues of approaching the
103:7.3 while these t. phases of universal reality are
103:7.12 through a long experience in mota can these t.
104:1.6 The Buddhist faith developed t. doctrines of a
104:4.15 Pattern and personality are t. of the manifestations of
104:5.1 T. of these associations are constituted as follows:
105:5.6 This newly appearing finite reality exists in t. phases:
105:5.9 These, then, are the t. original manifestations:
105:5.9 The t. are co-ordinate in eternity relationships, but
105:7.8 4. The t. orders of Paradise force organizers.
106:5.1 And the actual emergence of these t. experiential
106:7.10 the t. subsequently appearing Trinities of experiential
106:9.5 But how can these t. viewpoints be reconciled?
108:1.6 The degree to which these t. endowments may
109:3.3 On another type of world (the series t. group) the
109:4.6 Adjusters are seldom given t. indwelling experiences
109:5.4 superuniverse careers no man can serve t. masters,
109:5.4 on Urantia every man must perforce serve t. masters
110:2.4 There are, therefore, t. realities which impinge upon,
110:5.2 synchronize t. unlike and diverse types of thinking
110:7.4 become the possession of the other, so that the t.
111:0.4 The Chinese recognized t. aspects of a human being,
111:0.4 African tribes believed in t. factors, the ka and the ba
111:1.2 material mind is conditioned upon t. experiences:
111:1.5 Of neither of these t. systems is the human being
111:1.7 upon the t. extremes of cosmic intellectuality—
111:2.4 three and not t. factors in the evolutionary creation
111:2.8 evolution is inherent in the t. universal urges of mind
111:4.6 Snow crystals are hexagonal in form, but no t. are
111:4.6 Children conform to types, but no t. are exactly alike
111:5.6 and the personality of his Maker, t. personalities
111:7.5 to the conflict between the t. natures of my subject:
112:1.17 Relationships exist between t. objects, but three or
112:2.16 onetime human personality passes through t. great
112:3.5 but t. nonmaterial factors of surviving personality
112:5.11 There are t. difficulties that hamper my efforts to
112:7.10 Now have these t. identities become one; no event of
113:1.8 a personal angel (in reality t.) will henceforth be
113:2.9 The complement of being (one of the t. angels)
113:6.5 When these t. collaborate in the resurrection halls of
113:7.2 attending seraphim (there are t. of them) are your
113:7.8 adventure of identity at-oneness; the t. beings have
113:7.8 In this experience the t. angelic natures, so
113:7.8 achieve ultimate spirit t.-in-oneness, repercussing
114:7.10 successor is made by a liaison of the t. Adjusters.
114:7.15 only one or t. worlds may be said to be worse,
115:4.1 The t. triodities, actual and potential, encompass
115:4.2 —and this growth derives from the t. triodities,
117:5.3 These t. attuned minds, the human and the divine,
118:3.1 You co-ordinate and associate these t. dissimilar
118:10.14 the philosophic co-ordination of these t. realities.
119:3.2 Salvington precisely as he had done on t. previous
120:4.0 4. THE INCARNATION—MAKING TWO ONE
122:3.3 Mary’s t. brothers and t. sisters were skeptical about
122:5.9 by Joseph with the assistance of t. of his brothers.
122:6.2 It required t. persons to operate this type of mill,
122:8.3 Meeting a man they had talked with t. nights
122:9.2 t. remarkable characters, Simeon a singer and Anna
122:10.2 to warrant his offering for Mary t. young pigeons
123:0.2 the home where Jesus chanced to be there were t.
123:0.6 not altogether safe for t. lone travelers with a child
123:1.6 Joseph had as associates t. of his brothers and
123:3.1 There were t. complete copies of the Scriptures in
123:4.1 Snow fell t. feet deep, the heaviest snowfall Jesus
123:5.1 this lad was a fluent reader, writer, and speaker of t.
124:1.4 one or t. seemed to think the boy was sacrilegious
124:1.10 There were only t. seasons in Palestine, summer and
124:4.3 got along with James, Miriam, and the t. younger
124:4.9 supreme conflict was between t. great commands
124:6.6 one of his wives and buried his t. strangled sons.
124:6.7 The third day they passed by t. villages which had
124:6.9 lifelong friendship sprang up between the t. families.
125:1.5 They then discussed the t. later established feasts
126:0.0 THE TWO CRUCIAL YEARS
126:2.5 he devoted his time and energies to just t. purposes:
126:4.9 wrote out the Ten Commandments in Greek on t.
127:1.5 the teaching of his three sisters, t. of whom were old
127:3.11 that it would be good for the t. young men to work
128:1.1 combined these t natures into one—Jesus of Nazareth
128:1.9 Between these t. celestial visitations, one in his
128:6.11 It was customary for one or t. of the smallest of
129:2.4 securing clear title to this t.-room house.
129:4.2 —the phenomenon of the making of these t. minds
130:0.1 Jesus and the t. natives from India—Gonod and his
130:2.4 the master of all relations between the t. of you?
130:3.1 Jesus and his t. friends departed at noon one day for
130:3.2 thus creating t. magnificent harbors and thereby
130:4.10 These t. views, synchronized and harmonized,
131:4.3 Where t. or three gather together, there am I also.
132:0.1 the t. Indians and Jesus appeared before Tiberius.
132:0.5 religious leaders in Rome, only t. were unfruitful;
132:0.9 three of them at one time, seldom more than t.,
133:0.3 There are only t. groups of mortals in the eyes of
133:0.3 discerns t. great classes: those who know God and
133:1.2 Cannot you discern that no t. persons are likely to
133:3.6 to the sea, they were accosted by t. public women.
133:3.8 Jesus appeared with Ganid and these t. strangers,
133:3.10 So far the t. courtesans had said nothing; Ganid was
133:3.10 The elder of these t. women died a short time later,
133:4.11 “Remember, there are t. things you cannot run away
133:6.1 temple of Artemis of the Ephesians, about t. miles
133:9.5 Jewish tutor, it never occurred to Ganid that these t.
134:5.1 In the times of Jesus there were only t. great world
134:5.2 There are only t. levels of relative sovereignty on an
134:5.14 the small state of Rhode Island has its t. senators
134:8.3 he abstained from all food only a day or t. at a time.
135:8.4 Jesus and his t. brothers took up their positions in
135:8.6 Thus did John baptize Jesus and his t. brothers
135:9.9 And these t. great men separated that morning on the
135:11.4 when these t. disciples gave this message to Jesus,
136:1.6 Messiah, and that was the union of the t. natures,
136:1.6 the union in one earth personality of the t. natures,
136:2.3 he went down into the Jordan with his t. brothers
136:2.3 And John, with Jesus’ t. brothers, also heard these
136:4.4 real functioning of these t. minds as now made one.
136:4.6 Gabriel had reminded Jesus that there were t. ways
136:4.6 t. ways of world ministry were: 1. His own way—
136:4.9 thus made clear to Jesus that there were t. ways in
136:4.9 that his choice between these t. modes of conduct
136:4.9 that in a situation involving any t. ways he would
136:4.11 Jesus was always torn in his heart by t. opposing
137:1.1 During this Sabbath t. of John’s leading disciples
137:1.1 the t. paused for a short talk, during which Andrew
137:1.3 John was saddened by the thought of losing t. of
137:1.7 they made ready, with their t. associate apostles,
137:1.8 Judean prophet surrendered t. of his leading disciples
137:7.14 Jesus and the seven spent t. evenings each week at
138:1.1 Jesus directed them to go forth, t. and t., to teach
138:4.1 to execute the formal calling of the next t. apostles,
138:7.2 Jesus sent them away t. and t. to pray, asking them
138:8.1 they went forth t. and t. to the fields of work
139:3.1 James, the older of the t. apostle sons of Zebedee,
139:3.2 James seemed really to possess t. natures, both
139:3.5 than would ordinarily be expected of t. brothers,
139:3.5 these t. sons of Zebedee were much more tolerant of
139:4.3 “And now I desire that you assign t. or three of your
139:5.5 the absence of the ability to put t. and t. together to
139:6.2 Nathaniel and Judas were the t. best educated men
139:9.1 and married, James having three children, Judas t..
139:9.2 not much to be said about these t. commonplace.
139:9.2 These t. men were almost identical in personal
139:9.4 the common people were encouraged to find t. like
140:0.2 T. by t. he gathered up the other apostles, and when
140:5.10 to teach a child mind these first t. of the beatitudes,
140:6.7 “Always must you recognize the t. viewpoints of all
140:6.13 it has been well said: ‘No man can serve t. masters.’
140:7.4 the t. great motives of his postbaptismal mission
140:8.13 request or upon the joint petition of t. of the apostles
141:3.1 so Andrew arranged that t. apostles should rest each
141:5.3 “Your spirit unity implies t. things, which always will
141:7.6 great emphasis upon what he called the t. truths of
142:0.1 Jesus himself spent one or t. nights each week in
142:4.2 this duty of man is expressed in t. great privileges:
142:7.4 restating the t. fundamental laws of living: the first
143:1.1 Syrians—for few Jews dwelt in these t. Greek
143:3.8 Not many of the gentiles in the t. Greek cities of
144:3.15 Still later on, t. lines were lost in copying,
144:6.3 over these joint meetings of the t. apostolic groups
144:6.7 after the death of John, t. of the apostles of John
145:1.1 to teach the assembled multitude for more than t.
145:1.1 the boat was being used by David Zebedee and t.
147:0.1 and John Zebedee, made t. secret trips to Tiberias,
147:2.4 But the t. groups were co-operative, and
147:5.4 “A certain wealthy moneylender had t. debtors.
148:3.3 Jesus was accompanied by only t. of the apostles.
148:3.3 summon to accompany him any t. of the apostles
148:3.5 when Jesus was alone for hours, but when t. of his
148:4.1 It was the habit of Jesus t. evenings each week to
148:9.4 the leader and t. of his associates returned with the
149:0.3 Jesus and his t. companions traveled extensively
149:0.3 during these three months, often visiting t. cities in
149:1.7 the Father did not will otherwise, the t. became one
149:2.2 early Christianity, t. great mistakes were made:
150:0.4 the apostles going out t. and t. to baptize believers
150:1.1 At the beginning of the t. weeks’ period during
150:1.1 Jesus added t. other women to this group—Mary
150:4.0 4. SENDING THE APOSTLES OUT T. AND T.
150:4.1 I would send out the older ones t. and t. that they
150:4.3 “Are not t. sparrows sold for a penny?
150:5.1 and after Jesus’ apostles had been sent out t. and t.,
150:8.2 the service was begun by the recital of t. prayers:
151:2.5 one mind an hour ago, now are we divided into t.
151:3.13 Jesus said the parable referred to t. things: First, it
152:0.3 Veronica into his presence to correct t. errors which
152:1.3 t. blind men led by a dumb boy followed Jesus and
152:2.7 “The lad has left five barley loaves and t. dried fishes
152:7.1 while the rest of the apostles sojourned, t. and t.,
154:2.3 there always lurked near by t. or three of David’s
154:2.4 Jesus could have instantly healed these t. men, but
154:7.4 watching these t. boats make their way over the lake
155:6.14 such valid proof, albeit there are t. positive and
156:4.1 thus t. and t. they taught and preached in all parts of
157:4.2 The t Simons were well-nigh agreed in their estimate
158:1.8 beheld Jesus in intimate converse with t. brilliant
159:1.3 taking with you one or t. mutual friends that you
159:1.3 that you may thus have t. or even three witnesses to
159:1.3 for, where t. or three of you agree concerning any
159:1.3 where t. or three believers are gathered together,
159:3.7 the times of transition between the t. levels of living.
160:1.1 Nathaniel, Thomas, and a group of some t. dozen
160:1.6 Human society is confronted with t. problems:
160:2.1 There are just t. ways in which mortals may live
160:2.4 is the family, more particularly the t. parents.
160:2.4 an effective relationship is also possible between t.
160:2.7 of the kingdom; he always sends you out t. and t..
160:4.1 The t. major problems of life are: making a
161:1.1 There was one matter on which Rodan and the t.
161:1.6 does enjoy equality of communication with at least t.
161:1.8 That t. things which are related to the same thing
162:2.6 Eber, the proper officer of the Sanhedrin, with t.
162:4.4 These t. priests then repaired to the silver funnels
162:5.2 You even allow that the witness of t. reliable
162:9.2 for the consolidation of the work of the t. groups of
163:1.3 As you go your ways, t. and t.,I instruct you to carry
163:3.1 material devotions; no man can serve t. masters.
163:4.16 thus charged and instructed,they started out, t. and t.
163:7.3 women’s corps also prepared to go out, t. and t.,
164:0.1 the t. apostles become aware that their Master was
164:0.2 the t. apostles continuing to express their feelings of
164:1.1 gathered about Jesus and the t. apostles to ask
164:2.2 his t. apostles were amazed at the breadth and depth
164:3.1 as Jesus and his t. apostles drew near the temple,
164:3.16 Jesus brought his t. apostles to this man early in
164:5.2 questions, and he taught them for more than t.
164:5.4 and the t. apostles did not go in search of Josiah until
164:5.6 With the t. apostles and Josiah the Master went back
165:3.4 “Are not five sparrows sold for t. pennies?
165:3.8 Why do you halt between t. opinions?
165:6.3 Division can only be the result where t. members
166:1.2 most of the Pharisees, with t. or three lawyers,
166:1.11 the spiritual barrenness of the first t. practices,
166:4.1 While most Palestinians ate only t. meals a day, Jesus
167:0.1 it was the practice to leave at least t. of the apostles
167:5.1 What I am telling you is well illustrated by t. men
167:5.7 cleave to his wife, and they t. shall become as one.
168:1.1 followed on in silence with the t. sorrowing sisters,
168:3.2 After more than t. hours of discussion and debate,
169:1.6 It was like this: “A certain man had t. sons; one,
169:1.6 Now these t. brothers did not get along well
169:2.7 And again I assert that no man can serve t. masters;
169:4.5 referred to Deity by only t. names: God and Father.
169:4.11 In fact, he taught only t. things: that God in himself
170:1.4 There were t. other ideas of the kingdom which
170:2.17 the kingdom in that Jesus portrayed the following t.
170:2.20 he taught that t. things are essential to faith-entrance
170:4.15 he never positively linked these t. ideas together.
170:4.15 did not say that these t. events were synonymous.
170:4.16 disciples most certainly linked these t. teachings
170:5.4 concept of the kingdom was notably modified by t.
171:0.4 Salome came to Jesus with her t. apostle sons and,
171:0.5 into the eyes of the t. honor-seeking apostles, Jesus
171:8.9 who so well taught the meaning of these t. parables
172:3.1 Bethany was about t. miles from the temple,
172:3.6 And when the t. apostles had gone into Bethpage
172:4.2 they observed as she cast t. mites (small coppers)
173:1.6 As Jesus was about to begin his address, t. things
173:2.1 they were distraught by t. fears, which conspired
173:3.0 3. PARABLE OF THE TWO SONS
173:3.1 certain great and respected landholder had t. sons,
173:4.1 had finished listening to the story of the t. sons,
174:0.1 the women’s corps, and some t. dozen prominent
174:4.2 on these t. commandments hang all the law and
174:4.5 T. or three other groups of the scribes and Pharisees
176:3.4 To one he gave five talents, to another t., and to
176:3.4 had received t. talents soon had gained t. more.
176:3.4 And then he who had received the t. talents came
176:3.4 ‘Lord, you delivered into my hands t. talents;
176:3.4 behold, I have gained these other t. talents.
176:4.3 Jesus promised to do t. things after he had ascended
178:1.1 about fifty of his trusted followers for almost t. hours
178:1.3 There cannot be any disagreement between these t.
181:1.7 materialists and fatalists can hope to enjoy only t.
181:2.12 I have sent you forth t. and t. during the times of
181:2.16 Our kingdom is a realm of order, and where t. or
183:0.1 were aroused by the arrival of t. excited messengers
183:0.2 When these t. messengers hurried into camp,
183:2.1 the t. go straight to the captain of the temple guards
183:2.2 eleven men, only t. of whom were armed for
183:3.2 the t. groups stood, motionless, with the Master
183:5.3 Jesus as he marched along between the t. captains.
184:3.6 The Jewish law required that at least t. witnesses
184:3.7 The first time any t. of their witnesses approached
184:3.7 when t. men testified that they had heard Jesus say
184:4.1 the death sentence, there should be t. sessions of
184:5.6 No t. witnesses had agreed on any matter except
186:4.4 take along t. thieves who had been condemned to die
186:4.4 Roman captain thought these t. might just as well die
186:5.2 countless ways without dying on a cross between t.
187:0.1 After the t. brigands had been made ready,
187:0.1 The t. brigands were properly scourged before
187:0.2 The t. thieves crucified with Jesus were associates of
187:1.2 For the t. thieves the centurion had notices which
187:1.10 His t. sons, Alexander and Rufus, became very
187:1.11 the task of nailing the t. brigands and the Son of Man
187:2.4 Before Jesus was put on his cross, the t. brigands
187:3.3 —look at him now—crucified between t. thieves.”
187:3.3 Even the t. thieves also railed at him and cast
187:4.4 the crucifixion as he remembered the event t. thirds
187:5.1 These believers were all women except t., Jude,
187:5.7 break the legs and dispatch Jesus and the t. brigands.
187:5.8 at Golgotha, they did accordingly to the t. thieves,
188:0.1 but for the delay in dispatching the t. brigands.
188:1.1 ordered the other soldiers to leave the t. thieves
188:3.2 had partaken of the Last Supper with their Master t.
188:4.13 Human salvation is real; it is based on t. realities
189:1.1 At t. forty-five Sunday morning, the Paradise
189:1.1 issue from Joseph’s new tomb, and at t. minutes past
189:2.4 The larger of these t. stones was a huge circular
189:5.1 As the t. apostles raced for Golgotha and the tomb
190:5.0 5. THE WALK WITH TWO BROTHERS
190:5.1 there lived t. brothers, shepherds, who had spent
190:5.2 these t. brothers trudged along the road to Emmaus
190:5.3 t. of his apostles ran to the tomb and found it
190:5.5 Not a word had these t. men spoken since Jesus
190:5.8 these t. excited brothers broke in upon the apostles
191:0.13 if Nathaniel or any t. of the other apostles had gone
191:5.1 when the t. apostles found him and took him back
192:1.10 up and down the beach, talking with them t. and t.—
192:1.11 Jesus directed that t. of the apostles should volunteer
192:2.0 2. VISITING WITH THE APOSTLES T. AND T.
193:3.2 And did I not even send you out to teach, t. and t.,
193:3.2 I always had t. or three of you constantly by my
193:6.2 to enable the apostles to decide between the t. men
194:4.1 enemies and so quickly crucified between t. thieves,
194:4.11 T. of the pupils of Rodan arrived in Jerusalem and
195:0.3 too much for any people to assimilate in one or t.
195:1.1 These t. ideas put together constituted a new and
195:1.2 contending religions primarily because of t. things:
195:1.6 the thought of these t. peoples now became the
195:6.11 we would never have t. differing interpretations of
195:8.2 Modern secularism has been fostered by t. world-
196:2.6 In the bestowal of Jesus these t. concepts were
196:3.17 Personal religious experience consists in t. phases:
two-billion or two billion
11:5.9 synchronized with the t.-billion-year expansion-
11:6.5 It requires a little over t. Urantia years to complete
12:4.12 entire seven superuniverses participate in the t.
13:3.2 maintain that each Paradise cycle, about t. years of
19:4.8 T. and seventy are stationed in the central universe
57:4.6 sun disgorgement extended over a period of t. years.
two-billionths
58:2.1 to the earth about one t. of the sun’s total light
two-brain
109:3.6 On the t. worlds, subsequent to the sojourn of a
two-brained
40:5.12 Type classification among the one-, t.-, and three-
40:5.17 They embrace mortals of the one-brained, t., and
40:5.17 Urantians are of the intermediate or t. type, being
49:4.3 extended slightly beyond those of the one- and t.
49:5.13 the brain mechanism: the one-, the t., and the three-
49:5.13 Urantians are of the t. type, somewhat more
49:5.15 races are slightly limited in comparison with the t.
49:5.15 t. mortal worlds are able to equal the three-brained
49:5.17 planetary evolution than either the one- or t. orders,
49:5.19 This classification does not refer to the one-, t.,
109:3.5 during the temporal life than in the one- and t. types.
109:3.5 proceed just as do the one-brained type and the t.
two day or two days
41:3.8 whose gigantic respiratory heaves require from t. to
54:5.13 apprehended, tried, and executed within t. or three
123:6.9 whose son was his favorite playmate, and then, t.
130:6.6 sail for Carthage in Africa, stopping for t. at Cyrene.
136:4.3 longest period he went without food was his first t.
139:1.12 It was t. full days before this robust man expired on
139:8.11 from Andrew to go off by himself for a day or t..
140:7.3 For t. they worked, teaching by day and holding
141:8.1 apostolic couples to go to Jericho for a day or t..
143:3.1 Mount Sartaba, where I desire to rest for a day or t.
143:6.2 and the apostles went into Sychar and preached t.
146:4.4 Jesus did not again enter the town, he remained t. in
146:4.6 From Iron they went to Gischala, spending t.
146:7.3 When they had rested t., Jesus said to his apostles:
149:7.2 The t. or three days they were together in Bethsaida
150:6.2 After spending t. or three days with one group of
152:5.5 they went by boat to the region of Gennesaret for t.
158:0.1 here they sojourned for t. in spiritual preparation for
167:4.3 the spirit or soul might linger near the body for t.
167:4.3 Jesus tarried yet t. full days in Philadelphia before
169:0.2 Lazarus had reached the encampment t. before the
187:5.8 crucifixion to linger alive upon the cross for even t.
two-gas
46:2.2 dew point higher on a three-gas world than on a t.
two-hemisphere
49:5.14 From the t. type of the Urantian cerebral cortex
two hundred—see two hundred thousand
14:1.9 t. hundred and forty-five million in the outermost,
14:2.3 types of beings from seventy to t. hundred and ten
15:14.5 at present 619 inhabited worlds, and more than t.
18:4.1 There are just t. hundred and ten Perfections of Days
25:1.3 but t. hundred and fifty are semiphysical in nature.
46:2.4 the planet can proceed at a pace varying from t. to
49:0.3 There are nearly t. spheres which are evolving so
49:3.3 coming in at the rate of almost t. miles a second.
59:0.4 3. The marine-life era covers the next t. and fifty
59:1.18 close of this period, only t. of which have survived.
59:4.6 feet thick, embracing more than t. varieties.
59:6.11 one quarter of the planetary history, t. and fifty
61:4.2 These deposits average only about t. feet,
70:1.15 honor to the mores of a tribal chieftain of t years ago
72:1.5 The present republic has now been in existence t.
72:5.10 T. years ago the profit motive was wholly dominant
114:0.2 There were assigned to my command t. seraphic
121:2.4 the Jews, with their more than t. synagogues and
124:2.9 more than t. towns of over five thousand population
152:2.6 T. denarii worth would not be enough for lunch.”
171:3.3 with Jesus day by day had dwindled to less than t..
171:5.1 apostles, at the head of a band of about t. followers
187:0.4 this group of t. or more were either his enemies or
two hundred and forty-five million
14:1.9 and over t. in the outermost, with proportionate
two hundred thousand
32:2.11 Satania, it is over t. light-years to the center of the
32:2.11 is a trifle less than t. and fifty light-years.
50:6.5 You should not forget that for t. years all the worlds
53:4.1 on the last day of the year, about t. years ago,
53:5.3 were allowed to run a free course for almost t. years
53:7.15 in almost t. Urantia years they have been unable to
53:9.3 the Uversa supreme court almost t. years ago,
77:4.7 the Sumerians, who had their origin t. years ago
79:5.5 For over t. years these two superior races waged
125:0.5 The temple precincts could accommodate over t.
two-in-oneness
113:7.8 achieve ultimate spirit t., repercussing in a new
two million
57:0.2 When referring to an event as of one or t. millions
61:7.17 the so-called Pleistocene, over t. years in length.
66:5.9 the Caligastia disaffection, comprised more than t.
121:6.9 t. and one-half of these dispersed Jews used to come
132:0.2 become thoroughly acquainted with this city of t.
two months
63:2.5 They tried for t. to utilize the flint spark for kindling
89:6.3 this beautiful maiden, after t. to mourn her fate,
123:1.2 Jesus was about three years and t. old at the time of
123:1.7 They did not return to Nazareth for more than t.;
124:2.7 Jesus had a fishing experience of t. with his uncle on
129:2.6 For almost t. Jesus spent the greater part of his time
133:3.11 During these t. in Corinth they held conversations
133:4.13 and their t. stay in this thriving commercial center
134:7.3 At Antioch the Son of Man lived for over t.,
144:6.13 T. and a half from this time John was executed,
144:7.3 For these t. the group worked most of the time in
146:0.1 and continued for about t., ending with the return to
162:1.6 One or t. months before this Jesus would certainly
two o’clock
147:8.6 It was after t. in the morning when Jesus ceased
163:1.2 About t. on this Sabbath afternoon, between rain
168:1.9 on this Thursday afternoon at about half past t.,
173:2.2 about t., when Jesus had just begun his discourse
175:0.1 Shortly after t. on this Tuesday afternoon, Jesus,
183:4.2 By half past t. that morning the camp was deserted
189:1.1 At t. forty-five Sunday morning, the Paradise
190:2.6 to mortal recognition occurred shortly before t. in
194:1.2 It was about t. when Peter stood up in that very
two-room
129:2.4 due, thereby securing clear title to this t. house.
two-thirds
72:2.12 this supreme judicial body are by at least a t. vote.
two thousand
41:3.1 upward of t. brilliant suns pouring forth light and
42:6.7 a negative electron, weighs almost t. times more.
46:2.8 do not attain standard velocity until they are over t.
77:5.6 before this phenomenon ceased, almost t. were
80:7.2 it was almost t. years before the descendants of
80:7.3 Almost t. years after the settlement of Crete a group
80:7.10 Cyprus; this civilization was wiped out about t.
89:6.2 About t. years ago a tenderhearted Japanese
92:5.10 when he lived and taught at Salem almost t. years
92:7.14 values in one generation than have been made in t.
94:2.4 For more than t. years the better minds of India
94:11.7 more than t. years, many of the best minds of Asia
94:12.1 Gautama continued to evolve during the past t.
97:5.6 such emancipating messages more than t. and a
121:8.11 course of the history of Urantia for almost t. years.
121:8.13 Jesus’ teachings assembled from more than t.
133:3.4 weary of visiting the citadel which stood almost t.
139:1.6 energetic and inspiring preaching of Peter, t. souls
194:1.2 which resulted in the winning of more than t. souls
194:1.4 t. new believers followed the apostles down to the
two trillion
15:6.10 More than t. are too distant and too small ever to be
two-way
15:3.6 not wholly destroy the t. procession of the suns
193:5.1 From this location, about t. thirds the way up the
two week or two weeks
62:3.13 subterranean food-storage retreat for more than t.
72:3.2 for oral instruction once in ten days—every t.,
133:7.3 For t. the trio greatly enjoyed themselves, and then
133:7.3 For t. he suffered from a raging fever, oftentimes
134:2.5 at Lake Urmia, where he tarried for slightly over t..
134:3.4 arranged with Jesus to sojourn with them for t. on
138:1.2 Before they began this first t. of service, Jesus
138:1.4 It had been arranged that the six were to labor for t.
138:7.4 sufficient funds to maintain themselves for t.,
138:7.4 We will remain here by the sea t. and fish or do
138:7.6 to devote themselves to fishing for t., adding,
138:7.7 This plan of fishing t. and going out to do personal
138:7.7 to do personal work in behalf of the kingdom for t.
138:8.1 After disposing of the fish catches of t., Judas
138:8.1 The first t. Jesus went out with Andrew and Peter,
138:8.1 the second t. with James and John, and so on with
138:8.6 which they worked as fishermen every alternate t.,
138:8.6 for each succeeding t. of missionary work for the
141:1.2 Here they tarried for more than t., teaching and
143:0.1 The Master and his apostles spent more than t.
144:6.1 joint conference but absented himself the last t..
144:6.3 in your deliberations, I am leaving you for t..
144:6.4 the mountainside, and they saw him no more for t.
144:6.11 men had a truly remarkable experience these t. when
147:0.1 spent t. at the Bethsaida headquarters before they
147:0.1 These t. the apostles taught the people by the seaside
149:7.2 the entire party was granted a t. recess to go home
149:7.3 to be assigned to service at the end of the t. recess.
154:2.1 Within the short space of t. every synagogue in
155:2.1 into that city, where they tarried and taught for t..
155:2.2 and the evangelists sojourned in Chorazin for t.,
155:2.2 These t. at Chorazin constituted a veritable
155:3.1 Although Jesus did no public work during this t.
155:3.2 it was a difficult t. weeks for them to live through.
155:3.2 Though they made few converts during these t.,
156:0.1 They spent almost t. and one-half weeks in Sidon
156:4.2 for this period of t., the apostles and evangelists
158:4.3 For almost t. this anxious father, a minor official of
168:3.3 were not formally acted upon for almost t.,
171:1.1 They spent more than t. visiting among the seventy
171:1.2 Jerusalem, while the other half followed him for t.,
171:3.1 For more than t. Jesus and the twelve, followed by
two year or two years
41:7.13 one hundred horsepower exerted continuously for t..
53:7.12 It was over t. of system time from the beginning of
63:3.1 almost t. from the night of the twins’ departure from
72:2.12 under seventy-five years of age who have served t.
73:3.2 This site was chosen, and t. were occupied in
74:6.8 these youths then entered upon a t. years’ course of
76:2.1 Less than t. after Cain’s birth, Abel was born,
122:5.9 marriage concluded a normal courtship of almost t.
122:10.3 that all boy babies under t. of age should be killed.
122:10.4 They sojourned in Alexandria t. full years, not
123:0.3 Throughout the t. of their sojourn at Alexandria,
124:2.1 It was almost t. before Jesus again spoke to his
124:3.4 the first-born son and to do all this one or t. before
124:4.9 Throughout this and the t. following years Jesus
124:5.2 Jude was not yet t. of age, and the baby sister, Ruth,
124:6.13 arranged for him to resume his education t. later,
126:0.0 THE TWO CRUCIAL YEARS
126:0.1 These t., after he began to be self-conscious of
126:0.1 It is this period of t. which should be called the
127:6.5 year older than Jesus, while Mary was t. younger.
128:2.7 When James had had t. experience as acting head of
128:2.7 t. full years before he (James) was to be married—
128:5.7 Jesus gave consent for James’s marriage t. later,
129:1.6 wedding, and Jesus was not again in Nazareth for t.,
129:2.4 For t. the rent of this house was applied on the
129:2.9 and that it was hardly fair to go away for almost t.,
129:2.10 whereabouts during this long period of almost t..
133:6.3 the efforts of Paul, who resided here more than t.
135:2.3 by the end of t. they had all but lost their home;
135:4.3 For t. and a half years John lived at Engedi,
135:4.4 coming of Elijah held him back for more than t..
136:2.8 that Tiberius was coemperor with Augustus for t.
twofold
0:7.1 The Deity mechanism of the master universe is t.
8:1.5 Thus the t. gravity-embraced universe is touched
10:2.7 The Infinite Spirit is conscious of t. personality
14:2.2 superuniverse units of energy-matter contain a t.
14:2.2 the creation of a local universe (directly) is t., by a
14:2.5 of a threefold creation is wholly unlike that of the t.
19:2.4 Wisdom is t. in origin, being derived from the
37:2.4 The Brilliant Evening Stars are a unique t. order,
37:9.12 while the citizens of Salvington are t., the created
88:4.2 The object of magic, sorcery, and necromancy was t.
91:3.6 Prayer ever has been and ever will be a t. human
94:12.1 weakness in the cosmology of Buddhism was t.:
106:9.4 age, is basically t.: existential and experiential.
111:6.1 the temporal troubles of man grow out of his t.
112:7.7 Such fused beings are t. in their universe reactions:
115:6.4 The motion of the Supreme is t.: intensively toward
127:1.2 seemed to be in evidence the touch of a t. nature,
128:0.2 Always be mindful of the t. purpose of Michael’s
129:1.9 his secret in getting along consisted in the t. fact that
140:5.2 Jesus lived on earth as a t. personality—human and
175:1.13 are not content until you have made him t. worse
176:2.8 the t. subject of the destruction of Jerusalem and
twos
138:1.1 Jesus sent them forth by t., James and John going
172:0.3 that night, the apostles watched over him by t.,
twoscore
58:2.4 t. apparently accidental protective operations similar
95:2.3 of the t. separate tribes have a special group god,
98:3.8 cult had a roster of t. self-elevated human deities,
tying
87:6.4 1. Cutting off the head and t. the body in the grave.
type—see type, higher
1:5.12 The superhuman t. of progressing personality
1:6.3 Man possesses the lowest t. of personality; God,
9:4.3 Nebadon variant of the Orvonton t. of cosmic mind
12:2.6 it is believed that a new t. of creation is in process,
12:3.10 the t. of mind found in the power directors and their
13:0.6 circuit of the Spirit has a distinct t. of permanent
13:1.23 experience and possession of your t. of being.
14:6.37 home of the pattern personality of every mortal t.
15:4.8 The globular t. of star clusters predominates near the
15:5.8 but unequal suns, one t. of double star formation.
16:8.1 are endowed with personality of the finite-mortal t.,
16:8.4 Persons of a given series, t., order, or pattern may
16:8.15 The Urantia t. of human personality may be
16:8.15 modification of the Nebadon t. of organism
17:1.1 beings of a t. that could function as their universal
17:3.1 productive of a t. of being in nature resembling the
17:3.1 One of each t. was accordingly assigned to service
19:6.4 We do not know what order or t. of creature may
20:2.6 A planetary visitation of this t. usually occurs prior
21:2.5 may engage in the creation of any new t. of being,
21:5.6 no entirely new pattern or t. of intelligent creature
22:4.3 employ the highest t. of evolved spiritual mentality
23:1.3 classifications are based wholly on the t. of work
23:2.10 interchangeable from one t. of service to another;
23:2.15 Solitary Messengers are the only available t. of
23:3.1 The Solitary Messengers are the highest t. of
23:3.3 any other readily available t. of personal messenger
23:3.4 beyond my ability to explain to the material t of mind
23:4.1 Every t. of spirit being is served by special groups of
24:1.1 the morontia or transition t. of intelligent creatures.
24:1.15 they possess a t. of other-than-Father-endowed
24:1.15 not encountered in any other t. of creature in all
25:1.3 Every fourth servital is more physical in t. than the
25:1.3 hundred and fifty are apparently true to spirit t.,
25:8.8 companion whose nature is unlike his superuniverse t
26:2.2 one being the highest t. of divine and perfect will
26:2.2 perfected evolution of the lowest t. of will creature
26:5.4 adapted to helping that particular t. of ascendant
26:10.2 the highest t. of loving ministrators to the children
27:1.2 and worship in the highest t. of spirit personality.
28:5.15 Seconaphim of this t. are in possession of the facts
29:4.29 much too feeble to be recognized by any other t. of
29:4.33 adjustable t. to make the same alphabetical symbols
30:1.113 there are better illustrations of this t. of personality
30:1.113 This t. of being is nonresponsive to spirit gravity
31:7.5 vacant place in the corps will be filled by some t. of
31:7.5 belief that this place will be occupied by some t. of
32:3.12 The experiential nature of the evolutionary t. of
34:4.9 orders are endowed with the local universe t. of the
34:7.4 deprived the races of that superior t. of physical
35:1.3 candidates for the realization of a supernal t. of
35:1.3 the midsonite worlds, a t. of inhabited planet not
35:2.2 and observe the highest t. of true self-government.
36:1.1 they are a peculiar and distinct t. of universe Sons,
36:2.13 on any two planets; there is always a planetary t.,
37:3.1 Archangels are the highest t. of high spirit being
37:5.1 there is another t. of world whose inhabitants are
38:7.2 Each t. of angel is very limited in solitary function;
38:9.7 endowed with the morontia transition t. of mind.
40:5.10 All God-seeking souls of this t. achieve eternal life
40:5.12 T. classification among the one-, two-, and three-
40:5.14 the Sons of God as is extended to the Urantia t. of
40:5.16 As to just why this t. of creature is never able to fuse
40:5.17 Urantians are of the intermediate or two-brained t.,
40:6.1 the surviving mortal soul with some t. of eternal
41:3.3 equatorially this being one t. of double star formation
41:3.4 about a common center as one t. of double star.
41:10.2 always produces the solar system t. of creation;
42:10.5 the organization of the morontia t. of life vehicle,
42:12.10 Even the highest t. of spirit personalities have
44:6.6 You have nothing on earth to which this t. of
45:5.3 the highest t. of sex-reproducing beings to be found
45:5.6 these Sons are achieving a very high t. of society.
46:7.7 exceeding that of the highest t. of chimpanzee.
48:3.4 types of Morontia Companions; one t. is aggressive,
48:3.11 with an aggressive or a retiring t. of companion.
48:5.5 cherubim are by nature very near the morontia t. of
49:2.1 Life Carriers foster a generalized system t. of mortal
49:2.11 ideal for the support of the breathing t. of man, but
49:2.11 but the human t. can be so modified that it can live
49:2.14 This t. represents a radical or extreme adjustment to
49:2.16 it is sometimes expedient to provide for a mortal t.
49:2.16 continue to fly even after they have become land-t.
49:2.23 to class number four, the Urantia t. of existence.
49:2.25 The subbreathers employ the first t. of nutrition,
49:2.25 The superbreathers employ the fourth t. of energy
49:3.1 of inhabited planets are peopled with the breathing t.
49:3.1 Of the Orvonton inhabited worlds this t. amounts to
49:3.2 very few of the nonbreather t. of inhabited worlds in
49:3.6 interested in the planetary conduct of this t of mortal
49:5.3 2. Brain-t. series.
49:5.13 2. Brain-t. Series. The one physical uniformity of
49:5.13 Urantians are of the two-brained t., somewhat
49:5.14 From the two-hemisphere t. of the Urantian cerebral
49:5.14 by analogy, grasp something of the one-brained t..
49:5.17 orders, all have the same t. of life plasm and carry on
49:5.20 Twelve per cent are of the first t., naturally less
49:5.29 provides for horizontal groupings according to t.,
49:6.18 These mortals belong to the Adjuster-fused t. of life,
50:3.5 result from these unions: the primary t. of midway
52:4.6 By self-government we refer to the highest t. of
55:4.31 seraphim are Father indwelt by another t. of spirit at
57:8.9 designed to amplify and improve the Satania t. of the
58:1.3 The Urantia t. of protoplasm can function only in a
59:1.14 from the Australasian or Australian-Antarctic t..
59:2.9 marine fauna developed to the point where every t.
59:4.3 history characterized by the vertebrate t. of animal.
59:5.16 converted into a t. of coal if subjected to proper
59:6.3 harsher continental t. of weather was fast developing
60:2.9 a sturgeon t. first appearing, but the ferocious sea
60:2.11 crocodilians were also a reversion from the land t.
60:3.20 The land t. of turtle, twenty feet across, appeared
60:3.20 modern crocodile and true snakes of the modern t.
60:3.22 This was the third t. of flying creature to appear on
61:1.2 the placental t. of mammals suddenly appeared,
61:1.2 nonplacental mammals had existed, but this new t.
61:1.2 highly active, carnivorous, springing t. of dinosaur.
61:1.9 A small reptilian, egg-laying t. of mammal
61:2.8 there began the evolution of the plains or hoofed t.,
61:3.2 altered to conform to the present-day grazing t..
61:4.4 and the South American t. of primitive monkeys
62:0.1 early stock of the lemur t. of placental mammal.
62:1.1 the offspring of the modern t. of lemur, springing
62:1.2 the North American t. lemurs had migrated
62:1.3 and from the superior descendants of this lemur t. of
62:2.1 direct descendants of the North American lemur t. of
62:2.1 big toe but never developed the human t. of thumb
62:2.6 constantly improving in physical t. and intelligence.
62:2.6 tribe had taken origin from the highest t. of lemur
62:4.4 The human t. of hand and foot had fully
62:4.7 mammals, springing from the American lemur t.,
62:6.4 able to function in the Urantia t of evolutionary mind
62:7.3 the first decision of mind—the human t. of mind—
63:3.1 order as contrasted with the more purely animal t..
63:4.1 the present-day Eskimo than any other t. of living
64:4.11 a new and modified t. of intelligent life on Urantia
65:1.8 free will of the human t. has appeared in the
65:2.4 The higher protozoan t. of animal life soon
65:2.16 fostering the production of a hardy t. of human
65:3.4 have achieved some sort of human t. of development
65:4.11 the only planet in Satania where the human t. of will
65:5.2 immune to diseases produced by the vegetable t.
65:7.3 the case in a more standardized t. of life endowment.
66:4.6 little or no idea as to what t. of material creature
66:4.11 These mid-t. creatures were of great service in
66:5.26 the Andon stock produced an artistically gifted t.,
68:4.5 variations from t. who dared to inaugurate new ways
68:5.9 era represents the highest t. of material civilization.
68:5.11 warlike; the agriculturist is a more peace-loving t..
69:9.9 Property honesty rested safely on this t. of
69:9.10 The ornamental t. of personal effects originated in
70:12.1 regulated by the representative t. of civil government
71:3.1 the downfall of even the highest t. of government.
72:3.1 the tenement t. of buildings have been demolished.
72:6.1 to replace the self-respect-destroying t. of charity by
76:3.8 produced a t. of architecture that was not excelled
76:4.3 single circulation, the human t. of blood sustenance.
76:4.8 had selected 1,682 of the highest t. of women on
77:2.2 The Life Carriers had planned a new t. of mortal
77:8.10 They are considerably nearer the angelic t. of being
78:4.2 the resultant race mixture extended the Andite t.
79:5.1 the superior potential of the primary Sangik t..
79:7.3 less disturbing to the innate stability of the Sangik t..
80:3.9 so greatly deteriorated the whole Cro-Magnon t..
80:3.9 over Europe, quickly absorbing the Cro-Magnon t.
80:9.4 the preceding Cro-Magnon t. is well preserved
80:9.10 as to be virtually indiscernible as a separate t., but
81:4.9 continual mixture tended to obscure the Andonite t.
81:4.9 the nearest to preserving the aboriginal Andonic t..
81:4.12 2. The Mongoloid—the primary Sangik t., including
81:4.12 In Europe the Mongoloid t. has been modified by
81:4.13 3. The Negroid—the secondary Sangik t., which
81:4.13 This is the t. best illustrated by the Negro, and it
81:6.35 ideals inspire a high t. of intelligent patriotism and
83:2.3 An early t of wedding ceremony was the mimic flight
84:3.1 a new system of mores, the patriarchal t. of family
84:8.3 The basic t of self-gratification, aside from appeasing
86:0.2 Religion of a primitive t. was therefore a natural
87:7.1 The cult t. of social organization persisted because it
87:7.7 and stimulate a high t. of personal religious living.
91:1.4 Prayer is only monologuous in the primitive t. of
91:3.2 of praying tend to evolve into the dialogue t. of
91:3.2 this primitive t. of praying is destined to evolve
91:4.4 While the nonselfish t. of prayer is strengthening
92:1.5 Jesus, the revelation of the highest t. of religious
93:9.11 This writer designated Melchizedek as a t. of the
95:2.1 Egypt fostered the most thoroughly blended t. of
96:3.1 Had Moses not been of this mixed t., he would never
97:1.3 Samuel was a rough-and-ready t. of man, a practical
99:0.1 the maintenance of the existent t. of civilization.
99:3.4 first, the ideal t. of citizen and, then, ideal social
99:3.7 weakness of this unconscious t. of religious activity
101:6.4 The evolutionary t. of knowledge is but the
102:8.2 The higher the t. of any religion, the more it
103:4.1 Partaking of a common meal was the earliest t. of
103:5.4 gives origin to the earliest t. of human guilt feelings.
105:5.7 reality, the Havona t. of universe and creature.
105:5.8 the superuniverse t. of creature and creation.
105:5.10 but there is still another t.: Trinitizing and other
107:5.4 The t. of mind postulated in an Adjuster must be
108:0.1 Adjusters bring into existence a unique t. of being,
108:5.3 beings, not excepting the local universe t. of Sons,
109:2.2 either as a temporary indweller on a t. of world
109:3.3 On another t. of world (series two group) Adjusters
109:3.5 But in the career after death, the three-brained t.
109:3.5 proceed just as do the one-brained t. and the two-
109:3.6 capacity belong to the advanced or to the supreme t..
109:4.1 of animal origin experience a high t. of intellectual
109:4.3 The t. of Adjuster has much to do with the potential
109:7.1 Adjuster t. of Father fragment attains personality
109:7.5 the t. of the Personalized Adjuster bestowed upon
112:1.9 The t. of personality bestowed upon Urantia mortals
113:1.4 2. The average, normal t. of human mind.
116:4.4 is in contact with the Reflective Spirits of his own t.
117:3.9 man, the lowest possible t. of universe personality,
118:9.8 Ultimate Deity, a new t. of superadministrator.
120:2.2 As a mortal man, the lowest t. of intelligent
120:2.8 to the human and the superhuman t. of mind,
122:5.5 was a brunet; Mary, a brown-eyed well-nigh blond t..
122:6.2 It required two persons to operate this t. of mill,
127:3.2 James was a very religious t. of lad, and while he
129:1.3 Zebedee began to build boats of a very superior t.,
134:6.9 treaties, alliances, balances of power, or any other t.
137:5.3 though he was not the Davidic t. of Messiah, he
139:1.6 Not often will an older man of Andrew’s t. be
139:4.5 But the John of after years was a very different t. of
139:4.8 not expect to find in this quiet and introspective t..
139:8.1 True, Thomas’s was a logical, skeptical t. of mind,
140:5.9 It is not the negative or thou-shalt-not t. of
141:4.3 he would restate his message and employ another t.
143:2.8 the highest t. of enjoyable and ennobling self-control,
160:3.4 I doubt not that the Master, with a more mature t.
172:5.5 John had a t. of mind which naturally tended to think
177:2.4 Such a childhood training produces a t. of loyalty
186:2.5 Jesus had acquired that t. of human character which
190:0.3 the resurrection with the same t. of morontia body
193:4.2 But his being an isolated t. of personality would not,
193:4.5 1. Judas was an isolated t. of human being.
194:3.7 The religion of Jesus fosters the highest t. of spiritual
194:3.7 religion creates the highest t. of spiritual personality
195:8.4 a new and godless t. of mastery over the hearts
type, higher—see also types, higher
65:2.4 The higher protozoan t. of animal life soon
81:3.1 the h. of Andite intellects chose to engage in trade
102:8.2 The higher the t. of any religion, the more it
108:1.1 Adjuster is often the indweller of the h. of human
109:3.8 better qualified for assignment to a h. of mind on
109:6.1 these surviving meanings and values upon some h.
143:1.7 Mind bravery is a h. of human courage, but the
196:0.3 demonstrated a new and h. of living faith in God.
196:0.4 the local creation discover a new and h. of religion,
types—see types, higher
0:1.19 of relativity, we encounter seven conceivable t.:
1:0.2 all made to be inhabited by different t. of creatures,
2:7.9 tendency for certain t. of men to turn away from
5:6.5 indwell numerous t. of mortal creatures, thus
6:5.3 deprive the Son of the ability to create any or all t.
9:5.3 nonexperiencing entities of the most primitive t. of
9:8.9 in addition to these two fundamental t. there are
9:8.11 There are numerous t. of Third Source personalities.
10:2.1 created, eventuated, or other personalized t. of will
11:4.1 approachable by transport supernaphim or other t. of
11:6.2 Both t. of space there flow through the transmuting
12:3.10 three material and three spiritual t. of mentality,
13:0.6 think the Son’s worlds are inhabited by uniform t. of
13:1.8 incarnation of the Paradise Sons of unrevealed t.
13:1.12 the trinitizing acts of certain t. of glorified creatures
13:1.20 the personal experiences of t. of spirit servers
13:3.3 We infer that all t. of impersonal spirits—regardless
13:4.1 by other t. of unrevealed beings concerned with the
14:2.3 reaction response vary in different t. of beings
14:6.41 training universe for all past, present, or future t. of
16:6.3 the cosmic mind explains the kinship of various t. of
17:3.1 One of each of the seven t. is required in order to
19:5.4 as associates of certain t. of trinitized sons.
19:5.9 We think that these two t. of Trinity-origin
19:6.6 2. Future t. of mortals who may be born on the
21:2.5 2. Creature designs and t. are controlled by the
21:2.7 The t. and patterns of mind are determined by the
21:2.8 The control of spirit designs and t. depends on the
21:5.6 the power and opportunity to create entirely new t.
21:6.2 Sons are then restricted in the production of new t.
22:0.1 with the origins of its many t. of personalities,
22:4.3 chosen from the highest and most noble t. of the
22:6.1 Custodians, are recruited from two t. of ascendant
23:1.7 Solitary Messengers are among the few t. of beings
23:3.9 increasingly borne by other t. of spirit ministers and
23:4.1 seem to be personality co-ordinators for all t. of
23:4.1 beings to understand and fraternize with all other t.
23:4.2 an amazing ability to co-ordinate all t. and orders of
25:1.5 since they are of two t.—spiritual and semiphysical
25:3.6 as well as the combined t., such as the Material Sons.
25:4.8 6. Certain T. of Ascending Mortals.
25:4.9 7. Certain T. of Ascending Midwayers.
26:2.1 The supernaphim are the skilled ministers to all t.
26:2.5 There are seven t. of these high angels, each of
26:2.5 the angels of all seven created t. function in all
26:4.10 groups contains angels of all seven created t.,
26:11.1 the commingling of these manifold t. provides the
27:2.3 the Transcendentalers, and with numerous other t.
27:2.3 it is very restful to visit with the angelic t. of mind;
27:3.3 Many of the numerous t. of Paradise Citizens the
28:4.3 to incline by nature towards seven t. of service,
28:5.2 The seven reflective t. of secondary seconaphim
28:5.6 and so with the six other t. of these reflective angels.
28:6.1 angels are created serially and in seven reflective t.,
28:6.1 seven reflective types, but these t. are not assigned
28:6.1 Messengers can and do utilize any of the tertiary t.,
28:6.1 These seven t. of tertiary seconaphim are:
28:6.18 universe are filled with a multitude of differing t.
29:1.1 collectively, they sometimes produce these high t. of
29:4.1 other t. of beings in overcoming the action of gravity
29:4.13 all power of choice, as in numerous of the lower t. of
29:5.7 The only other t. of revealed beings capable of
30:0.1 the number of major orders and t. would stagger the
30:3.11 various t. of beings flock in upon us as observers,
30:4.10 these various groups and t. of human beings are not
30:4.10 After natural death all t. of ascenders fraternize as
31:2.1 Similar t. of messenger-recorders attached to other
32:3.10 one of the two basic t. of finite intelligent creatures.
32:3.12 both t. find release from inherent limitations and
33:3.8 In the creation of other t. of universe personalities,
34:2.1 To many universe t. of being, even this
34:4.9 with the adjutant spirit t. of mind ministration.
35:0.2 The t. of Sons about to be considered are of local
36:2.11 life are segregated on three different t. of planets.
36:2.11 There are also seven architectural t. of life design,
37:2.5 Both t. of Brilliant Evening Stars are easily visible to
37:2.5 visible to morontia personalities and certain t. of
37:6.1 These beings are a recruited corps embracing all t. of
37:9.1 These include the following created t.: 1. Susatia.
37:10.1 The various Nebadon t. of life are too numerous to
37:10.6 There are still other t. of intelligent life concerned
38:0.3 seraphim are the most nearly standard of all spirit t.
38:7.1 nearer of kin to the more progressive t. of human
38:8.5 And when other t. of evolutionary seraphim are
38:9.2 Midwayers are of two t.—primary and secondary—
38:9.7 They are divided into four physical t., seven orders
39:2.17 Large reserves of all t. of the superior seraphim are
39:2.18 This corps includes all t. of all groups of angels.
39:3.9 There are numerous t. of beings, similar to the
40:5.6 2. Mortals of the non-Adjuster-fusion t..
40:5.9 embrace the most primitive t. of human minds.
40:5.9 advanced t. of primitive men acquire survival
40:5.12 Series two—mortals of the non-Adjuster-fusion t..
40:5.12 These are specialized t. of human beings who are
40:5.12 these non-Adjuster-fusion t. are a wholly different
40:5.15 When you encounter these modified mortal t. on the
40:5.15 There they speak the same system language but by a
40:5.15 in the fact that they are nonfusible with Adjusters.
40:5.17 and three-brained t. of Adjuster-fusion potential.
40:5.17 These three t. of physical-brain endowment are
40:5.17 spiritual differential between the three brain t.
40:5.17 the progression of these three t. is the same,
40:9.2 The fact that these t. of mortal creatures are not
41:2.7 heated suns and other t. of supercharged stars.
41:8.4 explains the origin of many t. of irregular nebulae,
41:10.1 form certain peculiar cloud-bound t. of worlds,
42:6.6 positive reactions of the several t. of electronic units.
42:7.5 determine how many of the one hundred atomic t.
42:11.8 the more difficult it is for the lower t. of mind to
43:7.2 each of these varying intellectual t. presides over the
44:0.17 There are certain t. of beings who are capable of
44:1.13 These earlier t. of rhythm stimulate the reaction of
44:5.3 intercommunication between morontia and other t.
46:3.1 displayed so as to be discernible by all t. of beings
46:4.9 great buildings of both material and morontia t.,
47:7.1 arranged that the highly cultured and progressive t.
48:3.4 There are two distinct t. of Morontia Companions;
48:4.11 self-rejuvenators, and certain highly specialized t.
48:4.17 the Material Sons, together with all similar t. of
48:6.32 a given world; but there are also distinct racial t.,
48:6.32 characterize the offspring of these different basic t.
49:1.3 planetary variations in the system life t. result from
49:1.5 All animal t. are developed from the basic patterns of
49:2.0 2. PLANETARY PHYSICAL TYPES
49:2.1 but there are seven distinct physical t. as well as
49:2.2 1. Atmospheric t..
49:2.3 2. Elemental t..
49:2.4 3. Gravity t..
49:2.5 4. Temperature t..
49:2.6 5. Electric t..
49:2.7 6. Energizing t..
49:2.8 7. Unnamed t..
49:2.9 The Satania system contains all of these t. and
49:2.10 1. The atmospheric t.. The physical differences of
49:2.12 Of the atmospheric t. in Satania, about two and one-
49:2.15 2. The elemental t.. These differentiations have to do
49:2.18 In Satania, of the elemental t., seven per cent are
49:2.18 and thirteen per cent combined land-and-air t..
49:2.18 They are of the human and prehuman t., neither
49:2.19 3. The gravity t.. By modification of creative design,
49:2.20 The various planetary t. of mortals vary in height,
49:2.20 are peopled with mortals of the modified gravity t.
49:2.21 4. The temperature t.. It is possible to create living
49:2.21 are peopled with races of modified temperature t..
49:2.22 5. The electric t.. The electric, magnetic, and
49:2.23 These t. are distributed as follows: number 1, one
49:2.24 6. The energizing t.. Not all worlds are alike in the
49:2.25 There are six differing t. of mortal nutrition:
49:2.26 7. The unnamed t.. There are numerous additional
49:3.5 the nonbreathers do not differ from other mortal t..
49:4.1 belonging to the same intellectual and physical t.,
49:4.2 three-brained planets harbor only the three primary t.
49:4.3 slightly beyond those of the one- and two-brained t.;
49:4.4 the family life is fairly uniform on all t. of planets.
49:5.11 but other t. are also included in this group.
49:5.13 the one-, the two-, and the three-brained t..
49:5.17 These three t. of mortals are distributed throughout
49:5.20 Of the spirit-reception t., sixty-five per cent are of
49:6.1 All of the differing physical t. and planetary series of
49:6.6 exquisitely spiritual t. of human beings who are
50:2.4 the Infinite Spirit and certain t. of higher evolved
50:3.5 midway creatures and certain high t. of material
51:4.4 provides certain desirable variations in mortal t. and
52:1.1 There are six basic t. or races of primitive men,
52:1.5 planets are sometimes overrun with the larger t. of
52:2.9 early peoples to thus discriminate between these t.
55:8.6 various t. of intelligent creatures who have not been
56:9.13 and the never-ending multiplication of varied t. of
58:0.1 to improve the standard universe t. of living beings.
58:6.2 nor between the highest of the prehuman animal t.
59:2.9 No land animals had yet appeared except a few t.
59:2.11 Corals and the later t. of sponges evolved.
59:4.3 free commingling and association of these different t.
59:4.10 these preliminary t. were destroyed when the fishes,
59:4.13 Tree t., two feet thick and forty feet high, developed
60:0.2 Very few t. outlived the rigorous trials of the
60:1.11 an experimental effort to improve mammalian t.,
60:2.9 Crabs, lobsters, and the modern t. of crustaceans
60:2.10 when these two t. of reptiles forsook the land.
60:2.12 two other t. were driven to the air by the bitter
60:3.20 agile and active t. of the smaller leaping kangaroo
60:3.20 had appeared new t. of the herbivorous dinosaurs,
60:3.22 dinosaurs nor from the earlier t. of toothed land birds
60:4.5 of the early ancestors of the future mammalian t..
61:0.2 The animal t. were both many and varied.
61:1.3 to be manifested in these primitive mammalian t..
61:1.14 overrun by primitive mammalian fauna of various t..
61:2.8 30,000,000 years ago the modern t. of mammals
61:2.8 greater part in the hills, being of the mountainous t.;
61:3.12 In central Asia the true t. of the primitive monkey
61:3.14 Reptiles were similar to modern t.—snakes, turtles,
61:4.4 the horses were still three-toed, but the modern t.
61:4.6 From this time forward distinct t. of life began to
61:6.1 Asiatic migrants of the North American lemur t.,
62:1.0 1. THE EARLY LEMUR TYPES
62:3.6 and certain t. of round stones suitable for defensive
62:3.11 branches which mated with the earlier t. of gibbons
62:3.12 pair destined to produce the modern t. of monkey,
62:3.13 (excepting certain pre-existent t. of lemurs, gibbons,
64:3.4 found fossils that approach nearer to transition t.
65:0.6 adaptative or nonmechanical-teachable t. of mind—
65:2.2 Very few species of the early t. of marine vegetation
65:2.2 are the survivors of one of these early midway t.,
65:2.5 the early single-celled animal t. associated in
65:2.5 the stationary t. of early and lower animals,
65:2.9 The bird t. of today—eagles, ducks, pigeons, and
65:2.12 the modern varieties but also evolving into marine t.,
65:2.13 irretrievable losses of its highest t. of germ plasm
65:4.11 first appearing among the superior t. of the red man.
65:7.4 nonmechanical-teachable t. of organismal response.
65:7.6 highest t. in the evolutionary scale of human beings.
66:5.5 Several t. of useful animals, now extinct, were tamed
67:5.5 it harbored only the lowest t. of the Sangik races of
68:3.2 differences between the animal and human t. of mind
71:6.3 possessed of superior t. of nonprofit motives for
72:2.2 are five different t. of metropolitan government,
72:2.2 administration are keenly sought by the highest t. of
72:7.10 regional laboratories, assisting all t. of geniuses—
74:3.7 an inspection of the numerous t. of men and animals.
77:8.7 the numerous phenomena and t. of communication
78:4.3 highest t. of the surviving remnants of the Adamite
78:8.1 as is evidenced by the skull t. found in the graves
79:1.8 Tibetan peoples, as is witnessed by the blond t.
79:1.8 brunet-Mongolian t. in the Tarim basin of long ago.
79:4.5 In India many t. of social organizations flourished
79:5.2 These subhuman t. were pushed south by the fifth
79:5.2 found Asia free from these subhuman t..
80:3.2 European continent, there were scores of racial t..
80:8.5 Europe was thus early settled by these mixed t. of
81:4.3 Urantia races there were originally five distinct t. of
81:4.10 impossible clearly to distinguish the five original t..
81:4.14 a certain blending of Caucasoid and Mongoloid t.;
81:4.14 as in South America, all three t. are represented.
81:4.14 the skeletal characteristics of the three surviving t.
81:6.22 rapid invention of new t. of laborsaving machinery.
81:6.40 Time is essential to all t. of human adjustment—
82:6.4 mixtures could take place between the highest t. of
82:6.9 Interbreeding between the highest t. of the white,
83:5.2 marriage gradually evolved into various t. of group
84:2.5 prohibitions of some t. of cousin marriages while
85:1.3 veneration for certain t. of stones—their jewels.
85:2.6 the earliest mind-adjutant-activated t. of worship
89:7.5 The highest t. of women thronged the temple sex
90:1.2 many of the women hysteric, and these two t.
90:5.3 Ritual developed into the modern t. of social
92:2.2 All t. of social usage and even legal procedures
100:6.5 generates new t. of enthusiasm, zeal, and courage.
102:2.8 Again, there are other t. of unstable and poorly
107:5.4 unified with numerous evolving t. of nonmortal
108:2.11 can not or do not fuse with these certain t. of minds
108:3.1 being served by identical t. of Mystery Monitors.
108:4.5 wrought by the Gravity Messengers and certain t. of
108:5.3 Angels and other high t of spirit beings may embrace
109:2.9 Undoubtedly these more experienced t. of Adjusters
109:3.0 3. RELATION OF ADJUSTERS TO MORTAL T.
109:3.1 their work among the different planetary t. as well as
109:3.5 the temporal life than in the one- and two-brained t..
110:4.6 conserve the higher spiritual t. of the Urantia races.
110:5.2 two such unlike and diverse t. of thinking as the
111:4.6 Children conform to t., but no two are exactly alike,
111:4.6 Personality follows t. but is always unique.
113:2.3 the more experienced and tested t., are assigned as
113:2.4 entertain a special affection for certain races and t.
113:7.3 created just a little lower than the more simple t. of
120:3.7 or other t. of nonprogressive religious loyalties,
121:5.13 adherence to the better t. of the mystery religions,
129:1.3 more safe for sailing the lake than were the older t..
134:6.6 and all t. of explosives away from strong nations,
139:0.2 These twelve men represented many different t. of
139:5.5 almost entirely lacking in certain t. of imagination.
148:0.1 The sick of different t. were segregated and were
153:4.1 rebels to take such advantage of certain unstable t.
156:5.4 you transform your temptations into the highest t.
195:4.3 to special intellectual, emotional, and spiritual t. of
195:10.15 to accommodate different t. of would-be believers
196:3.25 intervenes between the animal and human t. of mind
types, higher—see also type, higher
22:2.3 action designed to prevent rebellion or to effect h. of
23:3.7 a spirit presence which is discernible by all h. of
40:5.13 the higher human t are often in liaison with masterful
48:2.26 orders of spirits with the exception of a few of the h.
48:4.3 they were likened to the h. of humorists on Urantia,
48:4.17 the h. of the human species, the morontians,
51:3.1 with the help of many of the h. of native races.
52:2.9 plan of promoting the increase of the h. of mortals
60:1.13 thousand species of ammonites developed from the h
62:6.3 differentiation of h., the spirit of understanding
65:6.4 the evolution of the h. of animals consisted in the
68:6.11 prove veritable slavery and bondage for the h. of
80:1.7 sons of Eden united with the h. of the blue race,
80:3.9 the superior tribes had intermarried with the h. of
80:9.12 In spite of the partial Adamic default, the h. did
87:4.2 there came about the recognition of h. of spirits,
103:0.1 in the development of the h. of human religious
109:2.9 Undoubtedly these h. of Adjusters can communicate
110:4.6 conserve the higher spiritual t. of the Urantia races.
119:3.8 the Adams been led astray by h. of rebel personalities
typical
32:2.9 Satania, the local system of your world, is fairly t. of
42:6.5 less than one hundred ultimatons in a t. electron.
42:6.5 The loss of one or more ultimatons destroys t.
42:12.10 But these are t. of the exceptional few; the great
43:0.4 the morontia life of the constellations is both t. and
43:8.2 status of a finaliter; this is really the t. morontia life.
43:9.2 maintaining a general and a t. morontia status.
46:0.1 Michael on Urantia, it is t. of similar spheres.
48:0.3 Nebadon is t. of the morontia transition regimes in
49:2.13 you represent the average or t. breathing order of
49:5.11 worlds are ideally adapted to the t. life forms,
59:1.1 Ameba are t. survivors of this initial stage of animal
65:2.4 the ameba, the t. single-celled animal organism,
66:3.3 The headquarters of the Prince on Urantia was t. of
70:1.15 the narrative of their raid on the Midianites is a t.
72:3.5 this is not t. of the religious status of the other
80:8.2 pale skins and broad heads were t. of that race.
80:9.2 The t. early Nordic was long-headed, tall, and blond.
85:3.4 the lamb became the t. sacrificial animal and the
88:6.1 the voodoo doctors of the twentieth century are t. of
90:3.8 as “arrows of the Almighty within them” is t. of
98:1.6 Olympian gods illustrate man’s t. anthropomorphism
139:5.5 Philip was the t. everyday and commonplace man.
143:1.2 question asked by Philip was t. of their difficulties.
145:2.17 And these cases are t. of the manner in which a
191:0.12 Thomas was in the midst of one of his t. spells of
typified
30:1.10 order of living existence is best t. by the Adjusters,
typifies
18:1.3 a definite class resemblance which t. the Trinitized
typify
49:5.11 The worlds of the nonbreathers t. the radical or
159:5.9 of the other cheek, or whatever act that may t.,
tyrannical
69:2.2 the beast level; poverty is his natural and t. estate.
71:5.2 to keep the state from becoming parasitical or t.?
98:3.2 neither was it austere and t. like that of the Hebrews;
195:8.4 The t. and dictatorial political state is the direct
tyrannize
49:4.4 from barbarism so long as one sex seeks to t. over
Tyrannus
133:6.3 in the main audience chamber of the school of T..
tyranny
50:5.6 Such an age is all too often characterized by t.,
68:4.4 He was a slave to the t. of usage; his life contained
97:9.16 continued the t. and taxation of his father’s regime.
97:10.3 and the increasing bondage and t. of the priesthood
99:3.3 economic thinking, neither insensible to political t..
118:10.1 for that would be nothing short of cosmic t..
195:8.4 ecclesiastical slavery only to betray him into the t.
195:8.6 attaining the liberation from such ecclesiastical t.,
tyrant
70:6.6 But even the most despotic t. was subject to some
70:6.6 he was at least restrained by the ever-present fear
tyrants
53:3.4 These rulers Lucifer denounced as t. and usurpers.
54:1.10 may have to contend for his material liberties with t.
70:6.6 simply rise up and overthrow their despots and t..
88:2.7 fear-inspiring doctrine, the most terrible of all t.
Tyre
134:7.1 In the middle of April he left Nazareth for T..
140:7.2 groups had come from cities as far away as T.,
149:1.2 children from Judea, Idumea, Galilee, Syria, T.,
149:1.9 A rich widow of T., with her retinue, came seeking
156:0.0 THE SOJOURN AT TYRE AND SIDON
156:3.2 they departed for T., going south along the coast
156:3.2 along the coast by way of Sarepta, arriving at T.
156:4.0 4. AT TYRE
156:4.1 From July 11 to July 24 they taught in T..
156:4.1 they taught and preached in all parts of T. and its
156:4.1 believer, who lived three or four miles south of T.,
156:4.1 of Hiram who had been king of the city-state of T.
156:4.2 the apostles and evangelists entered T. by way of
156:4.2 The Master spoke in T. only once, on July 20,
156:4.3 purple, the dye that made T. and Sidon famous
156:5.0 5. JESUS’ TEACHING AT TYRE
156:5.22 taught before they made ready to depart from T..
156:5.23 The day before Jesus left T. for the return to the
156:6.1 and the twelve left the home of Joseph, south of T.,
163:6.5 works done in these places had been done in T.
163:6.5 It shall indeed be more tolerable for T. and Sidon
193:2.1 Master’s eighteenth morontia appearance was at T.,
193:2.3 The next day there went out from T. those who
194:4.13 going by way of Gaza and T. to Antioch and then
Tyrian
156:4.3 the leaders in the manufacture of T. purple,
Tyrus
165:0.1 Philadelphia, Jogbehah, Gilead, Beth-Nimrah, T.,