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F.—see Fahrenheit
D-E-F
77:6.4 then there are D-E-F the first, second, and so on.
fables
48:0.2 beliefs are but ignorant superstitions and pleasing f..
97:7.1 priests to go to such lengths in the invention of f.
151:2.5 preaching, we should employ true stories, not f.,
151:3.3 1. Jesus advised against the use of f. in teaching the
fabric
4:1.10 that seems to underlie the whole f. of cosmic events.
70:1.1 And whenever the f. of civilization becomes stressed
94:4.9 it is an integral part of the basic social f. of India.
94:6.11 the basis of the moral f. of the culture of almost a
fabricate
46:7.4 collaboration with the Life Carriers, f. new bodies
fabricated
34:2.5 the Life Carrier Sons provide the physical body, f.
39:4.16 metals and crystals; one third morontial, f. of the
93:6.7 the f. narratives relating to the natural destruction of
113:6.5 in conjunction with the newly f. morontia form,
fabrication
112:5.17 1.The f. of a suitable form, a morontia energy pattern
fabricator
65:1.1 as a f. of physical energies and material particles into
fabrics
111:2.2 man is the cosmic loom that carries the morontia f.
fabulously
94:7.1 that Gautama was the son of a f. wealthy ruler, but,
face—see face to face; face of, in the; face of the earth;
see face—verb
1:3.3 “You cannot see my f., for no mortal can see me
4:2.8 And nature is marred, her beautiful f. is scarred, her
27:1.5 you have seen his f., and his name is your spirit.
32:5.3 flashing momentarily across the infinite f. of
57:6.2 the moon, which always turns the same f. toward
59:4.13 fern family appeared and quickly spread over the f.
66:7.19 “In the sweat of your f. shall you eat the fruit of the
84:2.7 one of the most radical and complete right-about-f.
96:7.7 find favor with him and shall see his f. with joy,
101:4.1 errors on the f. of the associated cosmologies
105:1.8 And the f. which the Infinite turns toward all
105:1.8 turns toward all personalities is the f. of a Father,
122:9.17 For you shall go before the f. of the Lord to establish
122:9.25 Which you have prepared before the f. of all peoples;
124:6.14 his father knew from the expression on the lad’s f.
127:2.3 into her f., said: “My mother, how could you?”
131:1.3 resplendent f. of the Supreme would abide in glory.
131:1.5 Wherever you turn to pray, there is the f. of the
133:2.1 As I look upon you, I think I discern in your f. the
136:10.1 And his f. shone with the glory of spiritual victory
137:2.7 looking benignly into the f. of the sincere doubter,
137:4.4 eloquence of his rebuke lay in the expression of his f.
137:4.9 motionless, with the tears streaming down her f.,
138:3.1 Jesus, looking into Matthew’s f., said, “Follow me.
138:4.2 No man may close the door of mercy in the f. of
139:6.3 reverse himself when he once looked into Jesus’ f..
143:5.4 Nalda beheld in the Master’s f. the countenance of
144:8.3 ‘Behold, I send my messenger before your f.;
146:4.3 As Jesus looked upon him, the man fell upon his f.
157:1.1 peculiar expression on the f. of the tax collector,
157:2.1 discern the f. of the heavens but are so utterly
158:1.8 And Jesus’ f. and form shone with the luminosity
158:5.2 Jesus looked down into the father’s anxious f.,
159:1.4 he fell down on his f. before the king and implored
168:2.3 bound with grave cloths, and his f. was covered with
169:1.9 father’s tearful f. and said: ‘Father, I have sinned
172:1.6 with a kindly expression upon his f., said: “Let her
177:4.7 look of disdain and disgust that came over the f. of
179:1.7 as a look of disappointment slowly crept over his f..
179:3.2 looking down into the upturned f. of his Master.
179:3.3 looking up into Peter’s f., Jesus said: “You may not
180:4.6 and from the expression on Andrew’s f., Judas
181:2.5 John looked into the Master’s f. and said: “And so I
182:3.1 And when he had fallen down on his f., he prayed:
182:3.7 untold sorrow, for the perspiration rolled off his f.
183:1.2 Even the father of sin turned his f. away from the
184:1.6 struck Jesus in the f. with his hand, saying, “How
184:2.8 the look of despair on the f. of his former
184:2.8 man had never beheld in the f. of the Master.
184:3.14 and, shaking his accusing finger in the Master’s f.,
184:3.18 priest stepped forward and smote Jesus in the f. with
184:3.18 the other members of the court spit in Jesus’ f.,
184:4.1 strike him in the f. with a rod and say, “Prophesy
184:5.9 They did not want again to look upon his f. as they
185:6.2 And they spit upon him and struck him in the f.
185:6.4 His f. was bloodstained and his form bowed down
185:7.2 Jesus looked Pilate straight in the f., but he did not
185:7.5 shaking an avenging finger in Pilate’s f., said with
186:2.10 striking Jesus in the f., exclaimed: “Prophesy to us
187:4.1 Jesus heard the thief say this, he turned his f.
187:4.1 When the malefactor saw the f. of Jesus turned
188:1.4 they tied a napkin about the f., wrapped the body in
191:0.8 couch in a corner of the room with his f. to the wall;
191:5.4 Jesus looked down into the f. of Thomas and said:
face to face
3:5.13 Then must mortal man live f. with the incessant
5:1.9 presence and see him, figuratively speaking, f..
8:0.3 now f. with the eternity origin of the Infinite Spirit,
15:11.1 perfection and the democracy of evolution meet f..
16:4.5 Morontia Power Supervisors, we are f. with certain
23:2.13 The first of the messengers you will see f. will be
24:6.9 And you will sometime meet these noble beings f. if
26:4.13 must you come f. with the problems of Havona
27:3.2 f. with the extraordinary task of contacting with
27:5.2 you now commune with living intelligence f..
27:7.10 now the finaliter is f. with the challenge of God the
28:5.20 they are f. with the naked soul of the reflected
40:10.2 never stops until the mortal son stands f. with the
48:6.35 you are f. with true friends and understanding
70:9.1 happen if an unarmed man met a hungry tiger f. in
74:2.1 Adam and Eve were f. with two beings of whom
74:5.4 but now they were f. with pressing problems, such as
89:4.6 man was f. with such a host of creditor deities that
91:3.7 the Adjuster so that man can talk f., as it were,
99:4.3 True religion is a way of living dynamically f. with
99:7.5 personal religious experience brings this man f. with
105:0.2 totality, such a finite mind is f. with infinity-reality;
106:7.10 And this brings us f. with the concept of the three-
106:9.2 they are f. with intellect limitations inherent in their
111:4.11 you are f. with the devastation of evil and sin—
113:7.4 Salvington, where you will stand f. with the
124:3.6 Now they were f. with the beauties of this gentile
126:3.1 savings had about disappeared, and they were f. with
127:5.4 But now he was f. with another of those problems
161:2.10 would indicate that he talks with God, as it were, f..
176:2.7 you are f. with the facts of a new dispensation of
185:3.6 One look at Jesus, f., was enough to convince even
186:1.6 the evildoer stood alone and f. with the judgment
191:0.10 the resurrection, he had already seen the Master f..
195:4.4 civilized world of Occidental peoples and stands f.
face of, in the
3:5.1 At such times and in the f. of such default and
3:5.17 devotion to duty in the f. of temptation to default.
7:6.1 this ignorance persists in the f. of such statements as
10:0.3 threefold and co-ordinate personalization in the f.
11:9.3 The tension between them, in the f. of will to action
12:6.7 such diversity of response in the f. of apparently
18:3.3 harmony of the whole in the f. of the underlying
22:2.1 they stood firm and loyal in the f. of the disloyalty of
22:2.3 who functions loyally in the f. of rebellion is destined
22:2.3 greater value than loyalty in the f. of actual rebellion.
25:1.6 Sorrow cannot exist in the f. of the consciousness
26:5.3 exhibit indomitable courage in the f. of immensity,
31:3.3 in the f. of even this apparent destiny, there remains
33:3.4 In the f. of insurrection only the Son and his
37:9.11 continuity of planetary administration in the f. of
51:5.6 In your world, even in the f. of the miscarriage of the
67:8.4 administration in the f. of such tremendous and
72:5.8 or in the f. of decreased earnings they shall share
76:1.4 soil and to cope with the realities of life in the f. of
76:6.4 such an advanced civilization to survive in the f. of
89:6.3 And all this was done in the f. of Moses’ stringent
91:8.13 rather a stimulus to growth in the very f. of conflict.
94:2.1 Aryans to prevent loss of racial identity in the f. of
97:2.1 And he carried forward his reforms in the f. of the
99:4.6 In the f. of unprecedented scientific achievement
100:4.1 conflict persists only in the f. of refusal to espouse
101:3.6 sublime trust in the goodness of God even in the f. of
101:3.9 5. Maintains a composure of personality in the f. of
102:0.2 who bravely struggles on in the f. of the mechanistic
102:6.9 in the f. of each recurring universe phenomenon,
103:1.4 can maintain his religious experience in the f. of
106:7.8 always young in the f. of the limitless possibilities of
112:5.9 are to enjoy a second opportunity in the f. of the
117:4.5 is insignificant in the f. of the total of Supremacy,
121:2.6 the survival of a religious cultural concept in the f.
127:6.12 knows how to carry on in the f. of disappointment.
127:6.12 has learned how to be fair and just even in the f. of
130:2.7 partnership with the choice of God in the f. of any
134:5.10 In the f. of real conflicts, one of these world
134:8.6 trial of loyalty in the f. of the misrepresentations of
137:4.12 in the f. of the expressed wish of the Creator
140:5.18 In the f. of trials and persecutions he said, “My peace
141:5.2 all of this profound spiritual unity in the very f. of the
148:6.3 Job did achieve great victories; even in the very f. of
149:2.8 Jesus had the consummate courage to do this in the f
151:2.2 their devotion is short-lived in the f. of tribulation
156:5.17 your capacity to withstand brooding in the f. of deep
157:6.12 in the f. of my warning you that the Son of Man will
157:6.12 Can you believe the truth about me in the f. of the
165:2.8 I will not flee in the f. of danger.
171:2.4 to bear witness for this gospel in the f. of crushing
171:3.4 ready to follow him into Jerusalem in the very f. of
175:1.20 then in the f. of such self-righteous thinking you
176:3.3 the heavenly kingdom will not save you in the f. of
186:2.5 and assert its dignity in the f. of gratuitous insult.
186:2.10 and great self-possession in the f. of the jeers, blows,
191:0.8 in the f. of such a stupendous fact as the resurrection
194:3.12 to remain unmoved in the f. of appalling danger,
196:0.3 In the very f. of all the natural difficulties and the
196:0.5 Even in the f. of apparent defeat or in the throes of
face of the earth
34:2.4 You renew the f. of the earth.”
58:1.8 animal, much less man, could have lived on the f..
58:7.2 early times and only slowly made its way over the f..
59:6.2 the age when life nearly vanished from the f. and
59:6.4 and adjustments were taking place over the entire f..
60:2.1 point of size, and had virtually perished from the f.
61:7.1 advances, displaces rivers and changes the whole f..
63:1.1 pair of human beings that have ever lived on the f..
64:2.1 the culture of Onagar were vanishing from the f.;
64:7.3 cosmopolitan population ever to be found on the f.
65:2.7 only ancestor of the dawn races now living on the f..
74:5.7 found no government worthy of the name on the f.
85:0.4 mortal man has worshiped everything on the f.,
85:6.1 Having worshiped everything else on the f. and in the
99:7.3 Religion inspires man to live joyfully on the f.;
143:1.2 passive nonresisters who would perish from the f..
166:4.6 a part of the life you and your fellows live on the f..
194:2.1 every new group of mortals to appear upon the f.
face—verb
48:6.35 and to f. difficulties and uncertainties without fear.
98:5.4 the dead from their graves to f. the last judgment.
99:0.3 twentieth century it is of necessity called upon to f.
130:8.1 “I will f. life like a man; I am through playing the
133:4.11 be a real man, a man determined to f. life bravely and
144:6.11 compelled to f. problems and compose difficulties
160:1.7 to f., what a sincere and logical mind discovers.
160:1.12 that courage which enables one bravely to f. one’s
160:4.14 Only those who f. facts and adjust them to ideals can
162:4.3 Here they turned about to f. westward, to repeat
163:3.1 Jesus turned around to f. the apostles and said:
171:2.4 you will be required to f. bitter persecutions and to
176:2.7 What the whole world must f. as a literal fact at the
176:2.7 you, as individuals, must each most certainly f. as
177:5.4 was coming, and none felt prepared to f. the test.
178:1.5 you f. a double responsibility of duty to man and to
181:1.7 determined to f. the inevitable and to endure the
181:2.9 many times, Simon, but you refuse to f. the truth.
182:3.9 made it more difficult to f. such a death as he well
182:3.11 the Son of Man was prepared to f. his enemies with
193:4.9 5. Judas did not like to f. facts frankly;
faced
39:5.1 the actual problems f. by the men and women of time
75:1.6 Probably no Material Sons were ever f. with such a
79:8.6 The hydraulic problems f. by the agriculturists in
88:4.5 the arrival of the scientific method has he f. forward.
94:9.2 but f. the dangers of the China Seas as they pursued
97:2.1 gigantic and difficult than that which Samuel had f.
100:7.4 He frankly f. the realities of life, but he was never
100:7.12 Jesus fearlessly f. the realities of existence, yet was
127:3.14 they f. one of the most difficult experiences of all
128:4.1 one of the greatest temptations that Jesus ever f. in
153:1.2 f. the immediate declaration of avowed and open
156:5.20 is uncomplaining when f. by inescapable hardship.
158:7.8 but not so when f. by an impending threat against
176:3.8 talents, a just and merciful reckoning must be f..
181:2.26 over the inertia of intellectual doubting when f. by
186:1.6 the harvest of the naked and unromantic facts be f.
187:4.2 When he saw the manner in which Jesus f. death
189:4.6 side of the road, and it also f. toward the east.
196:0.14 Jesus courageously f. manifold disappointments,
faces—noun
28:5.11 living mirrors have only to turn their f. downward
28:6.19 is fully revealed in the f. of these secoraphic service
76:1.4 labor of their hands and in the “sweat of their f..”
85:1.2 formations in the mountains which resemble the f.
125:1.3 by the spiritual ugliness which he beheld on the f. of
133:3.7 I can tell by their f. that they have experienced
133:3.7 tell me, as you look into these now tear-stained f.,
157:4.4 Jesus suddenly looked up into their f. and said:
158:1.10 down on their f. to worship, they heard a voice,
158:8.1 little ones, for their angels do always behold the f.
185:1.3 defiantly before his palace, bowed their f. to the
187:2.1 and could plainly see the expression on the f. of all
190:3.1 the women fell on their f. and worshiped in silence
191:2.2 they all fell on their f., praising God and venerating
faces—verb
139:8.12 a human being who has doubts, f. them, and wins.
facet
40:9.6 and validation of an unremembered f. of experience.
facets
42:11.4 Motion and universe gravitation are twin f. of the
facial
80:8.2 the characteristic f. appearance of his later Jewish
facilitate
5:1.8 administration are all interlocked in an effort to f. the
20:1.1 there to f. the progress in the Paradise climb of the
22:10.9 their untiring efforts to f. the inward progress of the
26:11.3 it is the special mission of the supernaphim to f. and
29:4.19 is to f. the departure of seraphic transports.
29:4.20 to directionize the flow of energy and to f. its
39:1.11 It is the task of the universe orientators to f. the
39:3.4 endeavoring to f. the interassociation of creatures
42:4.7 high temperatures f. all sorts of atomic breakup and
48:6.35 f. their grouping for assignment and advancement.
50:2.7 a part of the staff of the Planetary Prince is to f.
56:9.5 When we desire to f. comprehension or to
57:8.18 this did much to f. the control of terrestrial energy
65:4.3 begin the secretion of certain substances which f.
69:5.9 property used to f. progress through the next life.
70:2.1 a fierce war would f. the adoption of new ideas
81:6.16 great need for further linguistic development to f. the
84:4.6 foolish things were said and done in an effort to f.
87:7.7 must f. spiritual progress, enhance cosmic meanings,
99:6.2 and f. the spread of the essential gospel of their
103:9.6 mission of theology is to f. the self-consciousness
115:1.3 In order to f. mortal comprehension of the universe
160:2.5 encourage and f. the following essential factors of
189:0.1 do nothing to f. the resurrection of the Creator.
194:2.9 resurrection seemed greatly to f. the preaching of
195:5.1 in all of man’s efforts to stabilize society and f. the
facilitated
1:7.1 albeit this personal communion may be greatly f.
5:3.2 the homage of an Adjuster-indwelt creature is f. by
41:6.3 dissemination throughout space is tremendously f.
57:8.2 precipitation, f. the cooling of the earth’s crust.
66:5.18 cooking greatly reduced infant mortality and f. early
70:3.4 Trade relations have been f. by development of
78:3.4 f. the progress of civilization and greatly advanced
79:8.10 family groups, all of which f. the following factors in
81:3.6 the trade channels by land and by sea greatly f. travel
82:5.9 the extension of the mating bounds and greatly f. the
91:7.1 is f. by wholehearted and loving service in unselfish
92:3.9 Religion f. the accumulation of capital; it fostered
95:2.4 Egyptians believed that preservation of the body f.
113:3.6 in some undisclosed manner f. by the unrecognized
facilitates
1:7.1 concept of the personality of Deity f. fellowship;
10:0.1 The Trinity of eternal Deities f. the Father’s escape
43:1.10 sea of glass f. the landing of transport seraphim.
50:1.4 their success greatly f. the subsequent missions of the
55:3.22 Being of one race greatly f. such achievement, but
72:1.2 favors the utilization of water power and greatly f.
110:6.6 Every decision you make either impedes or f. the
facilitating
0:0.3 In the hope of f. comprehension and of preventing
25:4.17 Advisers are dedicated to the work of f. progress,
48:6.1 their ministry is devoted to f. the transit of material
92:7.12 should be shortened by the consciousness of the f.
facilitation
48:3.11 dedicated to the f. of morontia intercourse and to
66:5.5 taught men to use the wheel for the f. of traction.
facilities
11:3.3 f. are almost infinitely beyond the requirements of
17:1.5 Each of the executives and the f. of his sphere are
19:7.4 to utilize the sum total of the transport f. in space
39:2.4 the provisions and f. of the Paradise clearinghouse.
47:2.2 Melchizedeks, maintain extensive educational f.
72:7.4 The rapid-transit f., which make it practical to extend
168:1.11 personalities and a greater organization of universe f.
facility
27:5.5 The f. with which the residents of Paradise can
40:10.14 Every f. and all power have been provided for
facing
2:6.9 F. the world of personality, God is discovered to be
2:6.9 f. the spiritual world, he is a personal love;
88:4.7 individual confessed guilt, even when f. death.
91:9.2 as a potent prayer by sincerely and courageously f.
102:2.8 bravely, even heroically, f. the vicissitudes of life.
123:5.3 the chazan, an officer of the synagogue, sat f. them.
128:2.1 Jesus’ brothers and sisters were f. the trials and
132:3.4 dominated by the dread of f. new facts of material
133:4.11 to the courageous practice of f. the facts of life;
136:4.10 Jesus’ practice, when f. any new or serious
139:2.6 Peter was a brave soldier when f. a frontal attack,
150:9.3 Jesus turned suddenly upon his captors and, f.
155:5.10 exhilaration of f. the perils of intellectual discovery
155:6.18 theologic shelter to which you may flee in fear of f.
160:4.15 And it is in this business of f. failure and adjusting to
fact—specific; see fact, in; see fact—general
0:12.1 This never-beginning Trinity was inherent in the f. of
1:2.8 Those who know God have experienced the f. of his
1:5.15 unqualified finality of perfectness were it not a f. that
1:7.8 The f. of the Paradise Trinity in no manner violates
2:0.3 of God would be well-nigh futile except for the f.
2:1.6 this f., in and of itself, automatically shuts him off
2:1.9 without detracting from the f. and reality of his
2:3.5 is inherent in the f. that divinity of quality equals
2:5.6 ponder the solemn f. that God lives within you;
3:1.11 The f. of God’s presence in creature minds is
3:2.3 This declaration of physical f. is predicated on the
3:2.7 of his attributes, and the f. of his free-willness.
3:4.3 And so with wisdom: The f. that mind is so freely
3:4.4 The f. that he sends forth spirit messengers from
3:4.6 cannot think through such an absolute truth or f..
3:4.7 the f. that mortal man is made in the image of God—
3:5.16 what they are by virtue of the f. of existence.
3:6.2 is unlimited; it is the fundamental f. of all creation.
4:5.1 beliefs have been invariably altered by the f. that
5:0.1 the truth of the f. that an actual fragment of God
5:1.9 The f. that vast time is involved in the attainment of
5:2.4 The f. that you are not intellectually conscious of
5:4.14 by the f. that the doctrines of early Christianity were
5:5.3 The f.-seeking scientist conceives of God as the First
5:5.6 paradoxes of religion are inherent in the f. that the
7:5.10 because of kinship of nature as well as f. of origin,
8:1.8 he merely verifies the f. that the central universe and
8:6.1 to obscure or detract from the f. of his personality.
9:1.2 with the eternal f. of the absoluteness of Paradise.
9:4.4 must reckon with the f. and limitations of space.
11:8.9 grasping the f. that everything is drawn inward
11:9.8 important thing about eternal Paradise is the f. that
12:1.1 well-known f. that all forms of basic energy ever
12:3.9 from knowing the f. of their physical existence.
12:7.11 Brotherhood constitutes a f. of relationship between
12:9.4 That water will put out fire is a f. of everyday
14:4.10 attempt to time-space an eternity f. which has no
15:4.7 occasioned by the f. that their suns pass out of the
15:11.3 which testifies to the f. that evolutionary beings
16:3.15 a known f. that his personal and spiritual nature is
16:6.3 The f. of the cosmic mind explains the kinship of
16:9.1 The will creature is thus equipped to discern the f.,
16:9.7 dependent on this very f. of innate other-awareness,
17:6.3 we know that this f. finds place on the Paradise
19:3.4 known either as a f.-finding or as a truth-revealing
19:5.6 interesting f.: When a Solitary Messenger is on a
21:1.3 implied criticisms; they are simply a recording of f.
21:3.3 The f. of creatorship implies the fullness of
22:10.2 These beings owe their very existence to the f. that
23:3.4 be deprived of its personal element were this not a f..
23:4.4 What significance should we attach to the f. that
24:2.7 only to the extent of recording the f. of will function.
27:5.2 the living repository of the particular f. or truth he
27:7.1 and acknowledging the truth and f. of the intimate
28:6.3 origin is simply a f. to be ascertained; but with the
29:4.18 work, though mechanical and matter-of-f. in nature,
30:4.15 you will probably never understand the f. of such
30:4.29 The f. of your arrival on the receiving worlds of
31:3.3 the significant f. that they are of record as only sixth-
31:10.11 overcontrol of the Supreme Being, but the very f.
31:10.12 of Supreme Deity will become a completed f. of
32:3.6 to the truth-f. of the Father’s presence in his Sons.
32:3.6 It is a f.: He who has seen a Creator Son has seen
32:3.10 The f. of animal evolutionary origin does not attach
33:3.6 Son published to the worlds the f. of the Spirit’s
34:4.7 very f. that enables the spirit of the Creator Son to
34:5.7 consciously to realize the faith-f of sonship with God
37:3.3 It is this unusual f. that soon arrests the attention of
37:3.4 Do you grasp the significance of the f. that your
40:5.15 only in certain physical features and in the f. that they
40:6.2 It is a solemn and supernal f. that such lowly and
40:9.2 The f. that these types of mortal creatures are not
41:3.10 knowledge of this f. enables astronomers to utilize
41:6.3 Local space-permeation by calcium is due to the f.
41:6.3 this despite the f. that nineteen lighter elements,
41:6.5 acrobatic calcium electron is indicated by the f. that,
42:4.13 The relative integrity of matter is assured by the f.
42:9.3 Such a f. of the physical world unmistakably
42:10.1 being absolute, is expansile in neither f. nor value;
43:1.6 the new problems arising out of the f. that Michael
43:2.7 This is the f.-finding and timesaving group which
43:4.8 this is a statement of f. regardless of the connection
44:0.21 emphatic the f. of the reality of these transactions of
46:8.2 you would still be embarrassed by the f. that your
47:3.1 hardly notice the difference except for the f. that you
47:3.7 nothing aside from experiencing the f. of survival.
52:5.5 this “new and living way” was a matter of f. as
53:1.4 Very little was heard of Lucifer owing to the f. that
53:4.5 Lucifer would then point to the f. that no action
54:4.3 The very f. that an evil-doing creature can actually
54:4.3 choose to do wrong—commit sin—establishes the f.
56:5.4 the central universe, Deity unity is a f. of existence.
56:7.6 It is a f. that, as the creations of time and space are
56:9.5 we revert to the f. that the Father is the existential
56:10.11 the f. of progressive evolution indicates dominance
60:2.11 notwithstanding the f. that these huge ichthyosaurs
61:7.6 And despite the f. that the northern highlands had
65:3.6 But this f. does not preclude the possibility of the
65:4.1 Do not overlook the f. that Urantia was assigned to
66:5.20 in the f. that the real causes of many diseases were
66:7.17 grew out of the f. that seven was one fourth of
67:3.1 With this broadcast of the f. of rebellion in Satania
67:4.2 They awakened to the f. that they had been degraded
68:1.6 testimony to the f. that the natural individualistic
68:1.7 golden age is the historic f. of Dalamatia and Eden.
69:5.15 of capital by unfair capitalists does not destroy the f.
69:5.15 This is placed on record as a f and not in justification
70:4.1 The f. that the present-day peace groups have long
70:4.1 despite the f. that Urantia nations are still spending
73:3.3 and to the f. that this area was virtually an island in
74:8.5 The f. of evolution is not a modern discovery; the
74:8.8 pre-Adamic civilization is clearly shown by the f. that
74:8.14 The “golden age” is a myth, but Eden was a f.,
75:8.7 is evidenced the f. and the act of personality in the
79:3.3 due, in part, to the f. that so many of the Sethite
81:2.2 must not overlook the f. that your early ancestors
82:3.8 The f. that ancient peoples regarded it as a disgrace
82:4.2 the marriage institution is borne out by the f. that
83:0.2 innate biologic f. that men and women positively will
83:1.1 which arise out of the physical f. of bisexuality.
83:4.1 The wedding ceremony grew out of the f. that
83:5.13 wives only managed to exist by virtue of the f. that
83:8.4 the very f. of marriage dissolution itself indicates that
84:1.6 A family of some simple sort was insured by the f.
84:4.3 suspicion were not helped by the f. that women were
84:4.4 The f. that most supposed witches were women
84:8.2 it remains a f. that the evolving mores have failed
86:3.2 Early man accepted life as a f., while he regarded
87:2.5 The f. that professional mourners were hired for
87:4.7 The tragedy of all this lies in the f. that, when these
88:4.8 difficulty in combating magic arises from the f. that
90:1.3 the great majority of the shamans believed in the f. of
91:6.4 It is a f. of human experience that most persons, if
92:3.3 Remember, that is what happened; it is a historical f..
92:3.7 calling attention to the f. that religion was essential
92:5.7 it remains a f. that these teachers were the temporal
92:7.1 Religion can never become a scientific f..
93:3.4 made no effort to present teaching beyond the f. of
93:5.2 determined by geography, by the f. that Palestine
93:6.1 was only weakened by the f. that Melchizedek would
93:6.7 This was an appearance of f., notwithstanding its
93:10.1 Machiventa signalized this f. to his eleven associates,
94:3.1 the f. of the ascending experience in the universe of
94:4.8 Its great strength lies in the f. that it has proved to
94:8.16 The f. that it could theoretically be experienced
94:8.17 His followers overlooked the f. that the highest
94:11.9 At the base of the concept was the historic f. of the
95:5.12 The weakness of Ikhnaton’s doctrine lay in the f.
95:7.4 Despite the f. that the Levantine monotheisms failed
96:1.15 as a matter of historic f., it should be understood
96:4.4 The f. that Yahweh was the god of the fleeing
97:7.3 If there is resentment of the f. that these priests
97:8.5 The f. that the “Most Highs rule in the kingdoms of
97:9.9 fail to delete the plain and matter-of-f. statements
98:6.1 it is also a f. that no religion has thus far succeeded
98:7.8 5. The historic f. of the human life of Joshua ben
99:3.7 It is a f. that religion does not grow unless it is
99:5.1 The f. of man’s gregariousness perforce determines
100:3.5 but always they depend on the f. of relationships.
101:2.0 2. THE FACT OF RELIGION
101:2.1 The f. of religion consists wholly in the religious
101:2.1 the proof that revelation is revelation is this same f.
101:2.1 the f. that revelation does synthesize the divergent
101:10.9 At last all creatures become conscious of the f. that
102:2.1 And this all grows out of the f. that religion is the
102:2.9 We are not blind to the f. that religion often acts
102:3.9 Knowledge yields pride in the f. of personality;
102:3.11 Science indicates Deity as a f.; philosophy presents
102:3.11 Revelation affirms the unity of the f. of Deity,
102:3.11 concept as our Father—the universal f. of existence,
102:4.0 4. THE FACT OF EXPERIENCE
102:4.2 The f. of experience is found in self-consciousness
102:5.1 Although the establishment of the f. of belief is not
102:5.1 not equivalent to establishing the f. of that which is
102:5.1 to the status of personality does demonstrate the f.
102:6.6 God is the first truth and the last f.; therefore does
102:6.6 —to explain—God, one must explore the f. of the
102:6.6 ignorance as to the f. of God can be bridged only
102:6.10 Organic evolution is a f.; purposive or progressive
102:6.10 will he abandon the theories of materialistic f in favor
102:7.2 God is the one and only self-caused f. in the universe
102:7.2 The f. of God, the divine law, is changeless; the truth
102:7.3 The f. of religious experience implies God, and such
102:8.1 and efficacy of religion consists in the f. of human
103:1.1 shown by the f. that twentieth-century theologians
103:2.8 It embraces the f. of God-consciousness and exhibits
103:3.1 the f. remains that the true religious impulse has its
104:1.13 the Christian concept of the Trinity erred in f.,
104:1.13 in spirit this is true, in actuality it is not a f..
104:2.3 three eternal persons whose deity union is the f.
104:4.1 attention is directed to the f. that the Father is the
104:4.14 eclipse the intelligent recognition of the universe f. of
105:2.5 absolute personality of the Son makes absolute the f.
105:2.11 the eternal f. of infinity-reality and the universal
105:3.10 it is a f. that these Absolutes never had a beginning
105:3.10 it is both f. and truth that all reality is predicated
106:7.1 of infinite reality integration are inherent in the f. that
106:8.17 regarding this third member is inherent in the f.
106:9.5 predicated in part on the f. that the Paradise Trinity
106:9.8 the f. that mankind is designed to evolve by the
107:6.4 It is a f. that the Adjusters traverse space over the
107:6.5 it remains a f. that they flash throughout the entire
108:0.2 thing in the entire universe can substitute for the f.
108:0.2 the existential God could become in truth and in f.
108:4.1 The Mystery Monitors eloquently bespeak the f.
108:5.9 The f that such Adjuster activity may be unconscious
108:6.8 your faith should accept the f. of the presence of the
109:2.4 actual fusion and reckons the union as an event of f..
110:6.18 Paradise-potential f.-value that mortal man is a son
111:3.1 Fusion with the Adjuster signalizes the f. that the
111:6.2 The mortal dilemma consists in the double f. that
111:6.3 The f. of finiteness is not evil or sinful.
112:1.9 dimension is experiencible as the f. of personality.
112:2.6 it should be recognized that the f. of life comes first,
112:2.7 The f. of God’s becoming man has forever changed
112:2.9 The very f. that a mortal materialist can deny the
112:2.12 to ignore the f. that all things material are initially
112:5.20 The f. of repersonalization consists in the seizure
112:7.6 It is a f. in time and is responsive to the
112:7.6 new value is predicated upon the f. that survival
112:7.6 that survival decisions have been made, which f.
112:7.8 has made possible the f. of your life, you will be
114:0.8 The irregularities growing out of the f. that Urantia
114:2.2 this world which result from the f. that Michael here
115:2.1 But the f. that infinity is thus existentially present in
115:3.1 infinite, is unqualified in extent and absolute in f..
115:7.3 The f. of Supremacy is predicated on Paradise power
116:5.16 a state of dynamic equilibrium is inherent in the f. of
117:1.3 this grows out of the f. that this cosmic existence is
117:2.4 in status as of the preceding universe age as in f. are
117:3.5 to certain universe potentialities it is an actual f..
117:5.6 and this transaction constitutes the f. of progression.
117:5.14 actual divinity presence, then, inherent in the f. of
117:6.17 Despite the f. that you cannot, in this universe age,
118:3.5 we have in understanding space is due to the f. that,
118:5.1 all of this is derived from the f. that omnipotence
118:5.3 Mortal consciousness proceeds from the f., to the
118:5.3 through the word-meaning, to the f. of action.
118:9.4 the mechanism of the finite creation is to deny f. and
118:10.18 as he ponders the universe f. that all things, be they
119:1.4 when there was recorded the f. of Michael’s return
119:1.6 Probably the actual statement of that f. cannot be
120:1.6 And such being the f., all this delegated authority
120:2.9 in view of the f. that your creator prerogatives will
120:4.2 and recognition of this f. of being God and man.
120:4.4 Never lose sight of the f. that the supreme spiritual
121:2.8 powerful peoples the Jews attributed to the f. that
121:5.16 as Paul preached it, was founded upon a historic f.:
122:8.7 And it is a remarkable astronomic f. that similar
124:1.8 The f. that water could be had as a solid, a liquid,
124:4.2 The f. that Jesus had a single personality rendered it
125:4.2 inquiry elicited the f. that no one had seen Jesus.
127:5.1 recall the f. that Jesus was a “child of promise.”
128:5.7 James called attention to the f. that Joseph would
128:7.6 Never lose sight of the f. that the mission of Jesus
129:1.9 getting along with them consisted in the twofold f.
130:4.14 The f. of the partial in the presence of the complete
132:0.5 can the better be understood when we record the f.
132:4.2 Always the burden of his message was: the f. of the
133:4.12 The f that your error carries with it the death penalty
133:7.8 And this f. of self-conscious existence, associated
134:4.2 the divine government, is founded on the f. of divine
136:3.4 the latter was a f. of history on that day when he
136:5.4 And this limitation was dependent on the f. that
137:2.9 But this proceeding, together with the f. that they
139:4.2 The f. that John was one of the three personal aides
139:4.4 In view of the f. that John came nearer to being the
139:5.1 Philip was somewhat influenced by the f. that Peter,
139:5.5 courage from the f. that one like themselves had
139:9.7 The f. that Jesus would always enjoin silence
140:8.14 Jesus called attention to the f. that the family is a
140:10.9 first, recognition of the f. of the sovereignty of God;
141:2.1 far transcending that f. is the transforming truth
141:5.1 Your apostolic harmony must grow out of the f.
142:3.21 f. of creation as the reason for Sabbath observance
142:7.6 1. The f. of existence.
143:1.4 But you should not overlook the f. that even divine
143:5.11 built up around the f. of the death of Christ instead
143:6.3 The f. of the cross became the very center of
144:5.1 planets, but this f. Jesus did not reveal to the twelve.
145:2.3 an effort on Jesus’ part to make clear the f. that
145:2.13 John did in view of the f. that such cases of demon
146:2.4 inherent in such an experience is the f. that God
146:2.4 And this f. of the synchrony of divine and human
146:6.3 attention to the f. that he always in great modesty
147:1.4 We only know of the f. of the servant’s complete
147:5.7 actual achievement is not so important as the f.
147:8.5 living faith which grasps the f. that you are the sons
148:4.8 none of this detracts from the f. that man is the son
148:6.8 pleading the f. that ‘man, born of woman, is few of
149:1.5 persistently sought healing, together with the f. that
149:1.8 It therefore becomes a f. of record that Jesus did
149:4.3 Jesus called attention to the f. that any virtue, if
149:4.5 character that impressed his associates as the f.
150:1.3 But Paul, despite the f. that he conceded all this in
150:9.4 they were awaking to the f. that the kingdom would
151:2.5 That I am right is fully proved by the f. that, whereas
151:3.4 attention to the f. that this method of teaching was
151:6.4 that his periodic mental affliction was due to the f.
153:3.2 The f. of the Word of God bestowed in the flesh
154:6.4 in view of the f. that Mary and Jesus’ brothers had
155:5.6 Master refused to belittle, though he deplored the f.
155:6.3 all this as a f. in your own personal experience.
155:6.12 so important that you should know about the f. of
155:6.14 two positive and powerful demonstrations of the f.
155:6.16 2. The f. that your entire life plan furnishes positive
155:6.18 but rather shall your religion become the f. of real
156:1.7 not to proclaim the f. of the little girl’s healing
157:5.1 the supernal f. that he was the Son of Man and
157:6.3 the recognition of that f., at least hazily, by his
157:6.12 you believe the truth about me in the face of the f.
158:4.4 —at least he had admitted the f. of his divinity—
159:1.3 to confirm your testimony and establish the f. that
159:4.4 If the story of Jonah should not be a f., even if Jonah
159:4.10 “But the saddest feature of all is the f. that some of
160:1.5 to the further f. that the exploratory efforts of such
160:2.7 I call your attention to the f. that the Master never
160:4.1 While the spirit is our goal, the flesh is a f..
160:5.5 characteristics of a true religion consist in the f.
160:5.5 values resident in the spiritual f. of the eternal God.
161:1.2 Rodan contended that the f. of personality consists
161:1.2 the fact of personality consists in the coexistent f.
161:1.7 such a phenomenon constituted proof of the f.,
162:1.5 a f. that many of the members of the Sanhedrin
163:7.4 brotherhood of man founded on the eternal f. of the
166:0.1 the f. that the gospel of the kingdom could spread
166:2.2 called their attention to the f. that their message had
167:1.3 Only his enemies took notice of the f. that he did not
167:5.7 The f. that the Son of Man pursues his earth
168:0.4 attested by the f. that they could afford a private
168:1.6 instructive f.: Although this narrative unfolds as an
168:5.1 to live and bear testimony to the f. that Jesus had
169:1.2 The f. that souls are lost only increases the interest
170:1.17 inherent in the f. that Christianity became a religion
170:2.1 truth of the fatherhood of God and the correlated f.
170:5.10 the tragedy consisted in the f. that this social reaction
170:5.14 Master’s teaching regarding the f. of the kingdom,
170:5.19 belief regarding the f. of Michael’s sojourn on
172:2.1 their persons, but he made no reference to this f..
173:1.1 the f. remained that this animal must be free from all
174:3.4 affirming the f. of the survival of mortal creatures
175:2.1 The f. that the spiritual leaders and the religious
176:2.7 What the whole world must face as a literal f. at
176:4.2 his followers awakened to the f. that their Master
177:2.6 it remains a f. that very few modern homes are such
177:4.11 Judas always resented the f. that Jesus did not save
179:3.5 coupled with the f. that Jesus continued kneeling
181:2.5 always to give due consideration to the f. that age
182:1.9 alluded to the f. that he had manifested the Father’s
182:2.4 opened their eyes to the f. that Judas had forsaken
183:1.1 with the f. that Jesus, in patiently submitting to all
183:4.2 Thomas, calling their attention to the f. that Jesus
184:3.7 regardless of the f. that he pointed to his own body
184:4.6 on the basis of the f. and truth of that supreme and
185:1.1 Pilate failed to grasp the f. that these Hebrews had
186:5.2 It is a f. that in some manner, sooner or later, Jesus
186:5.9 the f. of the love of God and the mercy of the Son—
186:5.9 the mercy of the Son—the f. of sonship with God—
188:4.1 It is a f. that Urantia has become known among
188:4.6 it is a f. that Jesus’ bestowal on this world greatly
188:4.12 not the f. of his death but rather the superb manner
188:4.13 f. of the fatherhood of God and its correlated truth,
188:5.4 The real value of the cross consists in the f. that it
189:2.6 has been based on the f. of the “empty tomb.”
189:2.6 It was indeed a f. that the tomb was empty, but
189:2.6 empty when the first believers arrived, and this f.,
190:1.6 heralds of the mighty truth-f. of the resurrected
190:2.7 James forbade their publishing abroad the f. of this
191:0.8 in the face of such a stupendous f. as the resurrection
191:5.3 Your mission to the world is founded on the f. that
193:0.3 It is a f. that God loves you, his sons.
193:0.3 By faith in my word this f. becomes an eternal and
193:2.2 The f. that the dead rise is not the gospel of the
194:0.3 men could think of was the f. of the risen Master.
194:0.4 The gospel is: the f. of the fatherhood of God,
194:0.4 the f. of God as the Father of the Lord Jesus Christ,
194:2.8 gospel did become greatly distorted, it remains a f.
194:2.9 this substitution of the f. of the resurrection of
194:3.6 Do not overlook the f. that the Spirit of Truth was
194:3.8 The f. of Jesus’ earthly life provides a fixed point for
195:5.2 a living spiritual reality, not as a f. of material science
195:5.13 evil in the world just because it appears to be a f.?
195:6.14 The f. of the absolute mechanism of Paradise at the
195:7.3 a machine-man be wholly unconscious of the f. of the
195:7.3 failed to recognize the f. of the spirit-indwelt mind
195:7.8 devoid of all conscious recognition of that very f..
195:7.8 the f. of universe materialism and the mechanistic
195:7.9 Man is a material f. of nature, but his life is a
195:7.12 and apart from it in order to recognize such a f.
195:7.13 If materialism were a f., there could be no self-
195:10.2 the spirit of love overcame the f. of physical origin.
196:1.1 No matter how great the f. of the sovereignty of
196:1.6 The f.-realization of the attainment of totality of
fact, in
1:1.2 Father’s will is man’s choicest gift to God; in f.,
6:2.2 He is wholly like the Father; in f., the Eternal Son is
16:8.19 God the Father, is in truth and in f. a spiritual son of
17:1.5 in f., the superuniverses were named after them.
19:3.6 We represent, in f. are, the counsel of perfection.
21:0.4 they are in f. partakers not only of the divine nature
33:4.2 The Father and the Eternal Son can, in f. do, create
35:2.1 in f., all forms of intelligent life find in these Sons
36:5.4 adjutant mind-spirits are in f. a level of consciousness
39:2.11 But the Adjuster is wholly and fully conscious, in f.,
40:6.5 became one of you; he is your elder brother in f.;
40:7.2 in f. have you become the ascending sons of God.
41:6.2 Calcium is, in f., the chief element of the matter-
42:10.1 solute and, being absolute, is expansile in neither f.
52:1.8 the Planetary Prince and his visible staff; in f., if they
57:6.6 In f., all of the planets and satellites of the solar
61:3.3 The Sierras were well re-elevated; in f., they have
74:7.11 The schools, in f. every activity of the Garden, were
74:8.2 of the world in six days was an afterthought, in f.,
75:3.7 very sympathetic with the Adamic regime; in f., Cano
77:9.10 until that distant day when in f. peace does reign on
80:9.10 This Mediterranean race is, in f., so freely admixed
85:1.4 In f., among all backward tribes and peoples
85:3.3 result of daily snake bites, became immune, in f.,
87:2.6 In f., they were often banished from the language.
102:8.1 and final salvation, no two religions agree; in f., they
104:1.13 the Christian concept of the Trinity erred in f.,
105:3.1 in f. all seven Absolutes are unqualifiedly eternal.
108:0.2 the existential God could become in truth and in f.
115:3.1 infinite, is unqualified in extent and absolute in f..
115:3.16 may be an end to this metamorphosis, but in f.,
117:2.4 in status as of the preceding universe age as in f. are
120:2.9 while in f. you are to become an ordinary human
136:6.1 In f., already, and right where he was in these lonely
139:9.3 the chief ushers of the preaching hours and, in f.,
146:2.4 God’s forgiveness in f. is not conditioned upon
151:4.7 In f., from this time forward Jesus seldom taught the
160:4.1 True religion, in f., does not function apart from
169:4.11 In f., he taught only two things: that God in himself
178:2.10 In f., in view of the disturbed conditions in Jerusalem
180:2.5 In f., the branch exists only for, and can do
183:3.9 In f., the soldier got near enough to John to lay
185:5.1 In f., I find no fault in him.
fact—general; see also matter-of-fact
0:11.7 Neither f. nor truth, experience nor revelation,
40:9.6 tinge of reality and with the intellectual quality of f.;
42:10.1 being absolute, is expansile in neither f. nor value;
43:2.7 This is the f.-finding and timesaving group which
43:4.8 this is a statement of f. regardless of the connection
44:7.2 Truth, f., and relationship are intellectually
48:4.18 to lessen the shock of the unexpected impact of f.
48:4.18 rigid unyielding f. and flexible ever-living truth.
48:4.18 —the unexpected nature of the situation be it f. or be
48:6.30 efficient and effective techniques of f. recording.
48:6.31 custodians are the ideal instructors of all f. seekers.
48:6.32 day they will teach you to seek truth as well as f.,
48:6.33 truth, holds one blindly in a closed circle of cold f..
48:6.33 can be technically right as to f. and everlastingly
52:5.5 this “new and living way” was a matter of f. as
54:0.2 The very conflicting presence of f. and falsehood,
71:0.2 and power produced a creature of f.—the state—
86:3.2 Early man accepted life as a f., while he regarded
92:7.1 Religion can never become a scientific f..
102:3.5 Science, knowledge, leads to f. consciousness;
102:3.5 while the co-ordination of the consciousness of f.,
102:3.11 Science indicates Deity as a f.; philosophy presents
102:6.6 God is the first truth and the last f.; therefore does
102:6.6 harmony between infinite truth and universal f..
102:6.9 the concept of truth alongside the observation of f.
102:6.10 will he abandon the theories of materialistic f. in
102:7.2 God is the one and only self-caused f. in the
107:4.2 in intensiveness of meaning, and f. they are absolute.
109:2.4 actual fusion and reckons the union as an event of f..
115:3.1 infinite, is unqualified in extent and absolute in f..
118:3.3 But when truth becomes linked with f., then both
118:3.3 Such realities of truth wedded to f. become concepts
118:5.3 Mortal consciousness proceeds from the f., to the
118:5.3 through the word-meaning, to the f. of action.
118:9.4 the mechanism of the finite creation is to deny f. and
130:4.10 is the sphere of the material or f.-discerning mind.
133:5.7 Quantity may be identified as a f., thus becoming a
133:5.8 that the quantitative f. and the qualitative value
133:5.9 divergent the universe phenomena of f. and value
139:8.12 Thomas had a keen and sure sense of f..
146:2.4 God’s forgiveness in f. is not conditioned upon
160:4.14 Wisdom embraces both the f. and the ideal and
184:4.6 on the basis of the f. and truth of that supreme and
190:1.6 heralds of the mighty truth-f. of the resurrected
195:5.2 living spiritual reality, not as a f. of material science
195:5.13 evil in the world just because it appears to be a f.?
196:1.6 The f.-realization of the attainment of totality of
196:3.2 There are just three elements in universal reality: f.,
196:3.4 life is the knowledge that man is educated by f.,
196:3.31 All of man’s universe romancing may not be f., but
faction
77:3.6 2. The next largest f. wanted the tower designed to
factor—see factor in
36:3.4 who supplies the essential f. of the living plasm.
41:2.6 with energy as a component f. of living creatures,
46:7.5 it is this f. which persists as an experiential identity.
59:1.7 land spread, or continental creep, was also a f..
68:3.3 Except for this ghost f., all society was founded on
71:6.3 order of society; nevertheless, it is an indispensable f.
80:4.4 the horse was the evolutionary f. which determined
83:7.3 many unions are stabilized by this ancient property f..
84:7.6 function of pleasure lures—this introduces a new f.
95:7.5 There was only one f. of a tribal, racial, or national
102:2.4 albeit there is the important f. of growth in grace,
105:5.9 A time f. means growth to that which grows;
107:5.6 appear to transmute some mind f. representing a
112:5.15 every identifiable f. of personality is effectually
112:5.20 persists in spite of a continuous change in all the f.
116:5.10 the cosmic mind appear as a new f. co-ordinating
117:4.3 a misguided self will persist as a f. of the Deity of
118:4.2 which are free from inheritance of any f. derived
127:6.2 the love of a beautiful maiden (not realizing the f. of
152:2.10 elimination of the time f. and the visible life channel.
158:6.4 the existence of that third and essential human f.,
172:5.13 No other single f. exerted such a powerful
factor in
2:7.2 truth is a living and flexible f. in the philosophy of
11:7.9 and counterclockwise flow of the galaxies, is a f. in
12:3.10 a disturbing f. in the effort to arrive at a basic unit
13:4.4 The differing f. in spiritual presence, or reaction, is
16:9.3 values of such a nonsurvivor persist as a f. in the
28:6.10 Time is a vital f. in everything this side of Havona
35:9.9 creature free will is a f. in the final adjudication of
40:5.12 the one-, two-, and three-brained races is not a f. in
40:5.18 And the ascension career is the most important f. in
40:10.6 authoritative wisdom—and this in itself is a vital f. in
43:1.11 reflectivity to assembled groups and as a f. in the
58:5.7 The weight of the oceans is also a f. in the increase
60:4.2 chief and underlying f. in determining the location of
67:3.7 the influence of mind as a f. in spiritual choosing.
68:3.2 Probably the greatest single f. in the evolution of
68:3.3 But ghost fear introduced a new f. in civilization,
69:8.0 8. SLAVERY AS A FACTOR IN CIVILIZATION
71:1.22 The great weakness in Roman civilization, and a f. in
71:3.2 The chosen people doctrine has been a prime f. in
77:8.8 midway creatures are an essential f. in such liaisons
79:6.10 an advanced religion is often a decisive f. in cultural
81:1.1 And climate was the decisive f. in the establishment
81:4.11 The unifying f. in this division is the greater or lesser
81:6.4 The Andites were a great people, but the crucial f. in
81:6.14 The chief f. in early civilization was the force exerted
83:4.2 Early marriage was a f. in property interests, even as
86:1.1 Mischance was a great f. in the lives of men and
86:1.2 chance that luck becomes a constant f. in his life.
86:2.2 Nature fear thus became a f. in the struggle for
86:6.2 appearance of a new f. in human thinking and acting.
90:5.1 that the technique of ritual was the decisive f. in
91:6.6 Prayer has been an indispensable f. in the progress
92:1.4 has ever functioned as a powerful conditioning f. in
94:6.7 Lao’s presentation of nonresistance has been a f. in
95:4.2 that God-consciousness was the determining f. in
98:6.4 But the deciding f. in the struggle between the two
98:7.4 1. The Melchizedek teachings, which are a basic f. in
98:7.6 doctrines of the Iranian prophet became a potent f. in
98:7.10 an important f. in the success of Christianity in the
108:1.1 inheritance must therefore be a considerable f. in
112:1.13 the personality functions as a f. in the total situation.
115:4.7 as the conjoining f. in this evolutionary Deity.
120:4.2 The only progressive f. in such a nonunderstandable
146:2.14 Jesus did teach that prayer is a f. in the enlargement
159:3.2 While emotion as a f. in human decisions cannot
168:4.13 must you constantly reckon with the time-space f. in
170:4.10 2. The will as the determining f. in man’s experience.
196:2.10 that made the golden rule a vital f. in his religion.
factors—see factors in; factors of
4:2.3 Nature is a time-space resultant of two cosmic f.:
5:5.11 mortal of the realms, consist of three varying f.,
5:5.14 The union of the parental f. under natural conditions
5:6.2 We are able to form adequate concepts of the f.
5:6.2 We clearly perceive the numerous f. which, when
14:5.3 And these two f., combined, equal what on Urantia
15:8.5 convert all energy into matter were it not for two f.:
16:3.18 Creature realization of these three f. equals
16:8.2 the known f. which go to make up the ensemble of
30:4.15 a resurrection, a reassembly of personality f.; but
41:10.3 size, and velocity through space are determining f..
42:8.1 While gravity is one of several f concerned in holding
45:7.7 These three f. are then carried to the citizenship
49:5.30 These kinship f. are manifest on all levels, for kinship
59:6.6 Two new climatic f. appeared—glaciation and aridity.
64:6.32 different races are carriers of superior inheritance f..
65:4.12 for that combination and association of inheritance f.
65:4.12 combinations and associations of inheritance f.
74:7.22 equally with the man, contributes those life f. which
75:8.2 stocks of Urantia contain inheritance f. derived from
79:6.6 of the ancient yellow race was due to four great f.:
80:9.16 will be determined by the quality of the racial f. that
81:6.2 grew out of, and is predicated on, the following f.:
84:0.2 Individuals are very temporary as planetary f.—only
84:1.5 of the living inheritance f. which initiate offspring.
94:5.2 proto-Taoism was a compound of the following f.:
96:2.1 Semites, containing hereditary f. from almost all of
100:5.4 consists in f. over and above purely psychologic
100:5.10 The f. which contribute to the initiation of mystic
105:5.10 perfected yet are co-ordinate with both ancestral f..
111:0.4 The Egyptians believed in two f., the ka and the ba;
111:2.7 a meaning not found in either of the contributing f.
112:1.18 unifier of all these f. as related to cosmic realities.
112:1.19 In a good system all f. are in cosmic position.
112:2.14 self is inherent in the qualities of its constitutive f.:
116:4.12 hence is largely limited to those f. operating in the
118:6.3 it unfailingly exhibits inheritance f. which establish
118:10.12 that this viewpoint is modified by the following f.:
124:4.2 difficult to recognize the double origin of those f.
125:6.7 When you take into fair consideration all the f. which
160:1.8 the disinterested survey of the actual f. that go to
170:1.14 “kingdom of heaven” have been due to three f.:
factors in
16:6.10 These three basic f. in reflective thinking may be
32:5.5 only to reappear as new actors and continuing f. in
40:5.17 three types of physical-brain endowment are not f. in
52:6.7 love are transcendent civilizers and mighty f. in the
57:8.22 and oceanic influences are the chief f. in climatic
67:3.7 are f. in most of the vital decisions of all evolutionary
68:2.0 2. FACTORS IN SOCIAL PROGRESSION
76:2.6 the value of environment and education as f. in
79:8.10 facilitated the following f. in the preservation of
81:3.7 later religions were also f. in the spread of culture;
81:6.3 weather, and numerous physical conditions are f. in
81:6.4 The decisive f. in the evolution of a superior
83:1.4 Other potent f. in marriage stability are pride, vanity,
89:1.7 Many of the essential f. in man’s evolution have been
98:1.4 As a consequence of these f. in religious evolution,
101:7.1 teachings of one’s time and place all become f. in
110:1.4 spiritual decisions and, hence, are f. in the solution of
111:2.4 There are three and not two f. in the evolutionary
111:2.6 associated spiritual influences and f. in human life.
116:4.12 hence is largely limited to those f. operating in the
161:1.11 the satisfaction of all unsatisfied f. in logic, reason,
factors of
0:5.11 and it unifies all other associated f. of individuality.
2:3.4 The living energy f. of identity are resolved by the
4:4.8 grasp the personality and divinity f. of our highest
5:5.11 By the unification of these f. of the divine
12:4.14 it results from numerous f. of error embracing
16:9.5 of the constitutive f. of man—science, morality, and
21:2.7 of mind are determined by the precreature f. of being
25:4.19 a given situation having f. of an established mindal
28:6.4 and trustworthy estimate of the ancestral f. of any
47:3.3 these spiritized f. of mind, memory, and creature
47:3.11 developing your personality f. of mind and spirit
49:2.24 when the respiratory f. of a planet are very high or
56:4.2 unifying the constituent f. of the mortal creature.
58:3.4 modification of the inheritance f. of the germ plasm
62:0.1 The dominant f. of these early lemurs were derived
70:8.18 and patient manipulation of these acceleration f. of
77:2.5 in the chemical constituents of the inheritance f. of
100:1.8 The f. of religious growth may be intentional, but
102:2.3 difficult to identify and analyze the f. of a religious
102:3.1 The intellectual f. of religion are important, but their
107:6.4 In addition to conjectured mindedness, f. of pure
109:5.1 self-acting Adjusters are often able to contribute f. of
110:5.2 to harmonize and associate the divergent f. of the
112:1.17 it signifies the unification of all f. of reality as well as
112:3.5 two nonmaterial f. of surviving personality persist:
112:5.20 Human life is an endless change of the f. of life
113:6.5 reassembly of the constituent f. of the personality
116:4.1 these very unifications of the f. of supremacy—
118:8.10 most powerful and the most tenuous of all the f. of
132:0.5 of nineteen centuries of time recognize just three f.
136:8.7 the product of the hereditary and environmental f. of
160:2.5 the essential f. of the higher levels of the art of living:
193:4.4 because of the following f. of personal tendencies
193:4.14 These are the f. of mind and influences of evil which,
factory
84:5.7 it was the modern f. which largely set woman free
facts—specific; see facts—general
0:12.4 Trinities are truths of relationship and f. of
10:8.1 Many truths and f. pertaining to the Paradise Trinity
19:4.6 new values from the association of the f., truths,
28:5.15 Seconaphim of this type are in possession of the f.
28:6.2 of ethics grow out of the fundamental f. of origin.
28:6.4 their computation of possessed f. is always up to the
31:3.3 cognizance of, and here call attention to, three f.:
39:1.8 fairness based on the knowledge of underlying f. of
40:10.13 And such a love utterly eclipses all other f..
48:6.31 These angelic custodians of the f. of time are the
48:6.32 from the lowest to the highest custodians of the f. of
57:0.1 as the better method of presenting these historic f..
58:2.3 have assembled over fifty thousand f. of physics and
67:4.3 but founded on the f. of the postrebellion days,
71:2.4 3. Failure to recognize the basic f. of social evolution
71:3.6 3. Cosmic insight interpreted in terms of planetary f.,
74:3.3 They learned all the f. regarding the utter collapse of
74:8.1 seventh day for worship was incidental to the f.
76:4.7 These f. explain why the Urantia peoples must do
86:7.4 remedy the f. of birth and the accidents of living.
93:9.8 they also contain many diversions from the f.,
94:3.8 Brahmanic philosophy approximated many f. of
97:8.7 points in Hebrew history will illustrate how the f. of
101:4.2 We full well know that, while the historic f. and
102:6.9 The f. of evolution must not be arrayed against the
103:5.12 the truths of religious belief and the f. of religious
103:7.3 is also cognizant of the energy f. of the Controller
103:7.7 and religion can only be self-critical of their f..
108:1.7 With these f. before them, it is our belief that the
119:1.6 We all know of the f. of the Michael bestowals,
121:8.8 Christ” in his record as Luke gathered up these f.
122:8.7 for traditions eventually to become accepted as f..
129:3.4 Only Zebedee the boatbuilder knew the f. about
142:7.5 a true family is founded on the following seven f.:
142:8.2 majority of his disciples, but the twelve knew the f..
159:4.10 but they prefer to withhold such disturbing f. from
176:2.7 are face to face with the f. of a new dispensation
186:1.6 harvest of the naked and unromantic f. be faced.
186:5.5 men are inherent in the universe f. of God’s love
188:3.10 There are a number of correlated f. to which we can
191:5.3 Through fear you now flee from the f. of a
194:0.3 the f. associated with the gospel for the gospel
194:4.5 They now proclaimed the f. of his life, death, and
194:4.5 with preaching about the f. of his first coming and
facts—general
2:7.2 Physical f. are fairly uniform, but truth is a living
5:5.2 Religion is not grounded in the f. of science,
19:1.9 leading to the distortion of f., the perversion of truth,
27:5.1 The f. of the universes are inherent in these primary
27:5.3 will find available all the known f. of all universes,
27:6.2 of the truth of knowledge and the f. of experience in
27:6.5 can never be as settled in its conclusions as the f. of
36:5.8 When enlightened by f. and inspired by truth, this
48:6.33 The creation of new pictures out of old f.,
86:7.4 Only comprehension of f. and wise manipulation
88:6.8 is grasping eagerly for the light of truth and the f. of
90:3.3 The primitive mind may be handicapped by lack of f.,
90:4.9 Only f. and truth court the light of comprehension
91:6.6 who pray will only do so in the light of scientific f.,
101:1.4 Religion consists not in the discovery of new f. or in
101:1.4 and spiritual meanings in f. already well known to
101:4.2 forbidden to include such humanly undiscovered f.
101:4.7 The co-ordination of known or about-to-be-known f.
101:5.2 Science deals with f.; religion is concerned only with
101:5.2 the mind endeavors to unite the meanings of f. and
101:5.9 Scientists assemble f., philosophers co-ordinate ideas
102:1.2 The reason of science is based on the observable f. of
102:2.5 until their relevant f. actually become meaning
102:2.6 of philosophic thought must ever be founded on f.,
102:6.6 all truth take origin in him, while all f. exist relative
102:6.7 spiritual realities over isolated f. of time and space.
102:7.9 resort to the dogmatic challenge of the f. of science
102:7.10 the most real of all f., the most living of all truths,
103:7.7 and religion can only be self-critical of their f..
103:7.7 The moment departure is made from the stage of f.,
103:7.8 understanding of cosmic relationships, universe f.,
103:9.2 in the main,dominated by reason and the f. of science
103:9.6 Reason introduces man to the world of f., to things
111:6.6 Science is the source of f., and mind cannot operate
111:6.6 the source of f., and mind cannot operate without f..
111:6.6 They are the building blocks in the construction of
111:6.6 Man can find the love of God without f., and man
111:6.7 but he needs a clear knowledge of f. to apply his
117:5.10 the meanings, values, and f. of evolutionary
118:1.3 conceiving intellect measures and evaluates the f. of
118:10.13 for the comprehension of the material f. of time,
130:4.11 The qualities of imperfection or f. of misadaptation
132:1.2 to the discovery of the relatedness of material f..
132:3.2 Knowledge deals with f.; wisdom, with relationships;
132:3.4 by the dread of facing new f. of material discovery
133:4.11 to the courageous practice of facing the f. of life;
134:9.3 travesty upon the f. of divine justice and the truths of
143:6.3 to become disproportionate and to permit f. to
146:3.1 Intellectual strivings may reveal the f. of life, but
146:3.1 cast these transient time shadows of the material f.
160:4.14 Only those who face f. and adjust them to ideals can
160:4.14 philosophy—the man whose idealism excludes f.
189:2.6 always be built up by a combination of apparent f..
189:2.6 Although individual f. may be materially true, it
189:2.6 not follow that the association of a group of f.
191:5.3 the new order of the authority of f., truth, and faith
193:2.2 These great truths and these universe f. are all
193:4.9 5. Judas did not like to face f. frankly; he was
195:7.1 F. never quarrel with real spiritual faith; theories may
195:7.4 beauty, and goodness, are concealed within the f. of
195:7.8 in a mind conscious of values as well as of f..
195:7.9 science recognizes and deals with materials and f..
195:7.16 ennobling transformation of the material f. of life,
195:7.22 mathematical f. inherent in the mechanistic phases of
195:9.5 to accept a religion which is inconsistent with f. and
factual
0:4.11 destiny, as regards values, meanings, and f. existence
2:3.2 The f. disappearance of such a creature is always
2:7.9 failure to associate the goodness of God with the f.
16:0.1 inherent in the f. existence of the three persons of
16:6.6 the differentiation of the f. and the nonfactual,
16:6.10 strong character consisting in the correlation of a f.
39:4.7 While the attainment of each ascendant goal is a f.
91:3.7 God’s indwelling mortal man in the f. presence of
92:0.4 both in theologic concept and as an actual and f.
99:4.5 Purely f. knowledge exerts very little influence upon
102:2.7 intellectual expansion, f. enlargement, social service
103:2.9 And it is this f. situation that gives rise to the theory
103:9.10 Reason deals with f. knowledge; wisdom, with
104:1.13 Not since the times of Jesus has the f. identity of
107:0.4 is the f. experience of eternal union with God as a
107:1.2 Adjusters are fragmentized entities constituting the f.
111:5.6 actually stand in the f. presence of God on Paradise
112:4.3 awaiting the f. reappearance of the surviving mortal
115:4.6 of bringing the evolving universes into f. being.
117:0.2 the deity potential of Supremacy, become f. in the
118:3.4 eternal truth of the Creator with the f. experience of
118:10.14 a new and enlarged f. basis for the comprehension
122:4.4 not genuine and may not be depended upon as f..
130:4.10 material mind perceives a world of f. knowledge;
186:5.9 only one thing is required to make such a truth f. in
factualization
0:12.8 and the possible trinitization-f. of God the Absolute.
15:10.23 co-ordination is achieved by the more complete f.
17:2.5 witnessed such a tremendous f. of such a gigantic
22:7.8 they will terminate upon the completed f. of the
36:2.20 philosophy of the expanding f. of the Supreme Being
38:8.4 pending the completed f. of the Supreme Being.
48:3.16 pending the f. of the Supreme Being, always will
106:9.5 the additional postulate that this is already a f.—
factualize
7:4.5 to personalize and f., to incarnate and make real,
19:6.3 illustrated by those Havoners who service-f.
117:3.13 the Creator Sons f. this idea in time and space with
117:4.7 nor can the spirit of Supremacy f. the power of the
117:7.14 as unified in and by the Supreme Mind, will f. as the
factualized
0:12.1 Father’s unfettered will and f. when his personal will
48:6.33 But the fetish of f. truth, fossilized truth, the iron
55:12.1 settled in light because such an event has never f..
112:7.14 the supernal partnership with God which has thus f..
factualizes
21:3.23 the Almighty Supreme and f. the sovereignty of a
107:0.6 The Adjuster is the divine universe reality which f.
115:4.6 The finite domain thus f. through the co-operation
factualizing
0:3.14 f. mind of the Supreme as a time-space experience in
116:2.14 The Almighty Supreme is now f. in time and space
factually
38:9.1 they are f. grouped with the orders of permanent
96:0.3 F. the Hebrew religion is predicated upon the
faculties
20:8.3 The Teacher Sons compose the f. who administer all
39:1.14 attached in large numbers to the f. of the seven
45:5.7 the Melchizedeks maintain strong f. of teachers on
faculty
66:5.9 4. The f. on dissemination and conservation of
67:4.1 Fad and five members of the educational f. were
101:1.2 there is no mystic religious f. for the reception of
101:1.5 growth of man’s spiritual insight, that f. of human
134:3.6 cults were represented on the f. of this temple of
134:3.6 there were about seventy-five teachers on the f.,
134:3.7 had to be accepted in order to gain a seat on this f.—
134:3.7 There were five independent teachers on the f. who
134:6.14 encountered difficulties in maintaining a peaceful f..
134:6.14 the later Christian teachers who joined the Urmia f.
134:6.16 As confusion increased in the f., the three brothers
Fad—head of the faculty on dissemination and
conservation of knowledge
66:5.9 It was presided over by F..
66:5.9 The educational methods of F. consisted in
66:5.9 F. formulated the first alphabet and introduced a
66:5.9 records and was known as the “house of F..”
66:7.6 F. sponsored the Dalamatia plan of teaching that
67:4.1 F. and five members of the educational faculty
faded
158:1.9 as the dazzling vision f. from before them and they
Fahrenheit
41:7.2 (All of these temperatures refer to your F. scale.)
46:1.3 temperature is maintained at about 70 degrees F.,
58:2.6 height it registers around 70 degrees below zero F.
58:2.6 range of from 65 to 70 degrees below zero F.
58:2.6 of the auroral displays, a temperature of 1200° F.
124:1.9 month, the temperature averaging around 50° F.
124:1.9 the temperature would vary from 75° to 90° F.
fail—see fail—with not or cannot or never
4:3.5 his heart is grieved when his children f. to attain
12:4.12 You f. to recognize the present outward and
19:1.8 It may utterly f. to perceive the final and completed
20:5.7 are of origin too close to absolute perfection to f..
22:7.6 couples meet with success; many times they f.,
22:7.6 thus f. are admitted to a special group of finaliters
25:8.9 alone and, while traversing Havona, should f.
26:3.9 the disappointed candidates who transiently f. in the
26:7.6 Seldom does the quest for the Infinite Spirit f. of
26:8.4 The pilgrims who attain the Spirit seldom f. in
26:8.4 seldom fail in finding the Son; of those who do f.
26:8.4 The great majority of those who f. on the first
26:8.5 Never do the secondary supernaphim f. to pilot
28:6.9 when you f. so to utilize time as to make certain the
40:4.1 When the mortals of time f. to achieve the eternal
40:5.9 survival capacity but f. to attain Adjuster fusion.
40:8.1 a few utterly f. to attain identity fusion with their
45:7.1 where those mortals who f. to achieve fusion with
47:1.4 All who f. to satisfy these commissioners as to their
48:6.35 They will ask: If you f., will you rise indomitably to
50:1.4 But not often do these world princes f. in their
51:1.4 Should they f. on some mission of assignment or
52:6.4 f. to recognize the folly of unmitigated selfishness.
53:7.1 Only on Panoptia did the Planetary Prince f. to
54:3.1 They f. to comprehend that both are inevitable if
64:4.11 type of intelligent life on Urantia was about to f..
66:1.3 f. to receive the assent of the Constellation Fathers.
68:5.13 industrial era cannot hope to survive if its leaders f.
68:6.1 the land, in the last reckoning he is certain to f..
70:7.7 a tribal disgrace, to f. to pass the puberty tests and
72:9.8 being assessed against all who f. to cast their ballots.
75:8.3 While Adam did f in carrying forward the divine plan
82:1.2 as to f. to provide sufficient self-control for the
83:6.4 those unfortunate men and women who f. to find
83:6.6 therefore does it so often f. just because one or both
88:6.7 But if modern methods of education should f.,
94:12.3 faith and with a pure heart to f. in the attainment of
95:5.14 worship of one God upon his people appeared to f.,
95:7.2 in China or Rome did the Melchizedek teachings f.
97:9.9 God’s miraculous dealings with Israel, f. fully to
108:5.10 have a personal guardian of destiny and should f.
108:5.10 subjected to examination when their subjects f. to
109:3.2 (Many who f. of Adjuster fusion do survive as
109:5.4 this is why so many falter and f., grow weary
109:6.2 If an Adjuster should repeatedly f. to attain fusion
110:3.2 Thought Adjusters succeed or apparently f. in their
110:3.2 just in so far as mortals succeed or f. to co-operate
110:6.16 if they f. of such achievement before natural death.
110:7.3 for advanced work in those mortal subjects who f. to
113:2.4 When human beings f. to survive, their guardians
115:3.13 The potential may f. to time-actualize with respect to
117:4.13 Will you f. the God of time, who is so dependent
117:4.13 will you f. the Supreme personality of the universes
117:4.13 will you f. the great brother of all creatures, who is
118:8.4 man will f. to compensate this loss of stability by
121:6.5 In only one matter did Paul f. to keep pace with
130:4.15 concept of relativity so to mislead you that you f. to
133:4.5 but are you wise when you f. to discern the greater
134:5.17 how many leagues of nations must f. before men will
138:5.2 they largely f. to comprehend the meaning of
139:5.4 Only a few times did Philip f. to have food on hand
142:7.16 Where do we f. to grasp the meaning of your
146:2.5 you shall call upon me and f. to receive an answer.
147:4.3 I am disappointed in that you all so often f. to put
148:5.4 is not responsible for all you may f. to comprehend.
155:6.12 they spiritually f. to realize the presence of God.
156:5.8 The mistakes which you f. to forget in time will be
160:1.3 society will f. in growing up to full maturity.
160:2.10 many marriages utterly f. to produce these moral
160:4.13 of existence unless you learn how to f. gracefully.
165:2.7 who seeks to enter the fold without me shall f.,
169:2.5 that, when all things earthly f., you shall be joyfully
171:2.3 If you f. thus to reckon the cost, after you have laid
174:1.2 You f. to grasp that understanding sympathy
176:3.2 “And even you, Thomas, f. to comprehend what I
177:0.3 David: “You mean well, but you err in that you f.
177:3.2 We f. to love the Master as he loves us.
181:2.24 Fear not; that which you now f. to comprehend,
181:2.25 “Be not dismayed that you f. to grasp the full
185:0.4 And these Jews have not been the only ones to f. in
185:5.1 I have examined him and f. to find him guilty of
187:5.2 Jesus began to f. in human consciousness.
193:0.3 teaching with the mind while in your hearts you f.
193:0.4 knowledge will not suffice if they f. personally to
194:3.11 even if they did in some measure f. fully to grasp
196:2.10 What mortal can f. to be uplifted by the faith Jesus
196:3.17 f. to progress in and attain the divine revelation.
fail—with not or cannot or never
3:5.4 but you should not f. to accept him as securely
5:1.6 cannot f to materialize in that individual’s experience
5:1.12 you cannot f. to attain the high destiny established by
20:5.7 They never f. to achieve the goal of the bestowal
96:6.3 so will I be with you; I will not f you nor forsake you
97:7.12 garden and like a spring whose waters f. not.
103:6.14 must never f. to reckon with the elliptic symmetry
109:6.1 Adjusters never f.; nothing worth surviving is ever
110:3.3 Adjusters never f.; they are of the divine essence,
111:2.1 therefore does mind never f. to manifest this unity,
131:3.2 I know that faith from beyond will not f. me.
140:7.8 they did not f. to grasp the significance of the life he
142:3.16 6. You shall not f. to observe the feast of the first
142:5.2 you shall never f. in the attainment of the eternal
147:8.4 a watered garden, like a spring whose waters f. not.
149:2.3 did not f. to confuse and alienate many honest souls
153:3.6 these traditionally enslaved Jews would never f. to
155:6.2 f. not to discern the words of truth which come
155:6.11 And f. not to remember that the will of God can be
165:4.6 F. not to recognize the danger of wealth’s becoming
173:2.8 Even the common folk could not f. to distinguish
174:5.11 could not f. to discern that the Master had paused
176:2.3 assured that the Father in heaven will not f. to visit
192:2.7 And then go on trusting, for I will not f. you.
196:3.33 God to the world, in and through Jesus, shall not f..
failed—see failed—with not or never
4:5.2 your priests and prophets f. clearly to differentiate
16:7.5 Man has f to avail himself of the superior functioning
31:5.2 Certain of these Material Sons have partially f. or
31:9.10 Architect, but that this being f. to absonitize,
32:5.4 Most human beings die because, having f. to achieve
48:5.7 you might have learned on earth, but which you f. to
48:6.34 but their wards, for some reason, f. to personalize on
51:3.4 but he f. in his effort to involve them in the Lucifer
51:5.7 Having f. to achieve race harmonization by Adamic
53:1.4 But they signally f..
53:4.4 majority of the intelligences f. to follow their leaders.
55:2.11 they f to pass through because of the advanced status
60:2.12 they f. to evolve along lines which would enable
60:3.21 to produce animals that navigate the atmosphere f.,
63:6.2 remote, and so Andon f. to become a sun worshiper.
65:2.5 branches of the tree of life which f. to progress.
65:2.7 human-race ancestors, but the frog f. to progress,
65:2.13 the eastern focus of life emplacement f. to attain a
67:6.9 This verdict f. to reach him because the planetary
68:1.5 man’s blunders have thus far f. to stop civilization.
69:6.4 They f. to reap the sanitary benefits of fire because
69:9.16 only after communal control and direction had f.,
71:1.3 six nations never quite functioned as a state and f. to
71:1.12 The red men had a good government, but it f..
75:5.8 And then Adam knew they had f..
75:6.2 Adam knew that he and Eve had f.;
76:5.2 they knew that they had f. as Material Sons of
77:7.2 873 f. to align themselves with the rule of Michael
78:3.7 The blue races had, as yet, f. to develop an advanced
78:8.7 The city kings f. to form powerful confederations
78:8.11 What the barbarians f. to do to effect the ruination of
79:4.7 India f. to produce the high civilization which had
79:8.1 had a great potential of racial solidarity, but it f. to
81:1.3 to accomplish what all other efforts had f. to do,
84:2.6 the mother-family f. because it could not successfully
84:3.3 Woman f. to get social recognition during primitive
84:5.8 in doing what even revelation f. to accomplish.
84:8.2 mores have f. to build any distinct institution of
85:1.2 Men f. to take into account either erosion or the
86:5.3 Early mortals usually f. to differentiate the concepts
87:1.3 If the tribal medicine man f. to cure an afflicted
87:2.4 Many advanced teachers tried to stop this, but they f.
89:5.7 When disease or war f. to control population,
90:1.5 When a shaman f. in his undertakings, if he could
90:2.6 it was customary to kill him when he f., unless he
90:3.4 enticing the soul out of the body; if it f. to return,
94:2.1 This caste system f. to save the Aryan race, but it
94:3.4 they f. to evolve any reasonable or rational personal
94:3.7 theologians of India f. to provide for the survival
94:3.8 It has f. to take into account that what may be
94:4.8 While Hinduism has long f. to vivify the Indian
94:5.7 China met her defeat because she f. to progress
94:6.11 but his teachings f. before the vigorous opposition
94:7.3 but he too f. to perceive the personality of the One
94:7.3 but he f. to show them the pathway to that real
95:1.6 the Salem missionaries f. in their effort to bring
95:5.4 Again, he f. to provide for the material stability
95:5.9 Such sentiments of internationality in religion f. to
95:7.1 in Greece, so in Arabia the Salem missionaries f.
95:7.4 the fact that the great Levantine monotheisms f. to
97:1.9 they f. to develop the idea of the mercy of God as
97:8.2 the Jews f. to evolve an adequate nontheologic
97:8.4 the leaders of the Jews were so confused they f. to
97:10.5 preserve the ideals of a people, but it f. to foster
98:2.3 new substitute for belief in survival, but utterly f..
98:2.5 They f. to develop a technique for fostering supreme
98:2.7 religion as a personal experience f. to keep pace
101:9.1 of religion could be regarded as authentic if it f. to
104:1.9 The followers of the Islamic faith likewise f. to grasp
109:2.2 actual fusion planet where the human f. of survival.
111:0.4 the nature and presence of the Adjuster, but they f.
121:4.3 professed to be the “offspring of God,” Stoics f. to
121:4.3 Stoics f. to know him and therefore f. to find him.
121:4.3 Universal Mind, but Stoics f. to envisage themselves
121:5.12 the mysteries f. adequately to satisfy this longing,
121:8.12 Only when such sources f., have I resorted to
121:8.13 when the human record and human concepts f. to
121:8.13 had f. in my efforts to find the required conceptual
122:10.1 they had f. to follow Joseph and Mary, and Herod
124:4.7 Jesus f. fully to grasp their proscriptions against
126:0.2 increasingly both his parents f. to comprehend his
127:5.2 Rebecca f. to win their support, she made bold to
128:6.6 for the Passover celebration that evening, but he f.
128:6.8 explaining why they f. to keep their appointment for
132:7.5 Gonod, Buddha knew God in spirit but f. clearly to
132:7.5 the Jews discovered God in mind but largely f. to
132:7.5 f. to provide in his teaching the moral energy and
135:5.6 No one who f. to do this could be the Messiah in
135:12.5 Since Herodias had f. to bring about John’s death by
139:1.10 Andrew many times f. to encourage his associates by
139:5.11 when Philip’s strength f., she began the recital of
139:12.8 Judas f. to make satisfactory personal progress in
139:12.11 The son of resentment f.; Judas yielded to the sour
140:7.8 Though the apostles f. to comprehend much of his
141:4.3 When he f. to reach the minds of all of the apostles
146:3.1 he had f. in his discussion of human existence to
148:6.3 Both Job and his friends f. to find the true answer
148:6.4 No wonder poor Job f. to get much comfort from
149:2.3 Though these efforts f. as far as winning the Jews
150:7.4 They f. to remember his early devotion to his
152:3.2 Have I so f. in revealing to you the Father of spirits
153:3.5 But even the apostles f. fully to grasp the meaning of
154:6.8 little realizing that it was they who f. to understand
157:0.2 again, Jesus and his earth family f. to make contact.
158:6.2 f. to exercise the faith at your command but,
158:6.3 what you attempted, in which you so completely f.
158:7.7 his statement about rising from the dead utterly f. to
160:1.5 human beings have f. to attain the artistic levels of
162:1.3 They f. to comprehend the significance of the
162:7.1 the apostles had f. in their efforts to persuade Jesus
162:7.5 you have f. to know this your God and my Father,
163:7.4 material-minded, and who f. to grasp the truth that
165:4.3 this rich man had f. to lay up treasures in heaven for
166:4.2 Have you f. to observe how the Son of Man lives as
166:4.12 they f. to grasp the meaning of his earth mission until
168:0.9 but in this Martha f., for they all followed Mary
170:4.16 When the kingdom f. to materialize as they had
170:5.4 the teaching of the gospel, nearly f. of realization
170:5.16 Jesus’ ideal concept largely f., but upon the
170:5.21 kingdom as he conceived it has to a large extent f.
172:3.6 Now, what he had f. to do by plain and personal
174:0.2 What you have f. to learn from me, my spirit will
174:2.4 matters of ecclesiastical authority, and having f.,
174:5.3 I know that not all have f. me; some of you have
177:2.4 Amos is too much like one of the apostles who f.
177:4.10 Judas f. to develop loyal trust and to experience
179:4.2 concealed evil in the heart of one who f. to love
181:2.9 realization that you have f. to grasp the meaning of
181:2.20 You f. us only a few times, and one of those
181:2.29 And thus what you have f. to learn from peaceful
182:3.9 And when it had thus sought escape, and f., it was
183:2.3 When they f. to find Jesus in the upper chamber,
184:2.11 had f. to live up to his privileges as an ambassador
184:5.7 Even concerning blasphemy, they f. to cast a ballot
185:1.1 Pilate f. to grasp the fact that these Hebrews had a
185:1.3 Pilate f. to take seriously their deep-seated prejudice
185:1.6 riots broke out when he f. to reveal the hiding place
185:8.1 to Jesus as the “king of the Jews,” he utterly f..
189:4.8 Magdalene, who was terrorized when she f. to find
190:1.3 Peter had believed at first but, when he f. to find
193:0.2 You f. to believe me because you heard my words
193:4.2 Judas f. to increase in love and grow in spiritual
193:4.3 conspired to destroy a well-intentioned man who f.
195:0.5 new message of Jewish origin, which had almost f.
195:7.3 despair of a mechanistic science has f. to recognize
196:2.6 it is indeed a pity that his followers f. to create a
failed—with not or never
42:0.1 the Paradise Presences has never lapsed, never f.;
76:2.4 never f. to impress upon Cain that Adam was not his
123:2.3 Joseph never f. to do his full duty in taking pains
123:2.3 they never f. fully to discuss his inquiries and in
123:4.3 but Jesus never f. to conform to his parents’ wishes.
127:3.8 Jesus never f., weather permitting, to take his sisters
129:1.10 never f. to attend the conferences of questions and
155:6.10 My Father has not f. to mark the long and untiring
158:5.4 The twelve never f. to alternate between exaltation
170:3.10 Jesus never f to exalt the sacredness of the individual
186:2.11 In his matchless life he never f. to reveal God to
failing
8:5.4 “who is able to keep you from f. and to present you
77:3.8 and f. to settle the other two by debate, they fell to
77:6.5 But f. to accomplish this, they deserted their
87:5.1 believed to look down upon man as constantly f.
94:3.8 victim to the error of f. to differentiate between the
94:6.1 a forerunner of Michael might be in danger of f..
95:6.5 While f. to evolve the Trinity concept, it did in a
118:7.4 f. to perceive the supreme obligations and duties of
130:6.1 F. to derive comfort and courage from association
132:7.5 Buddha, f. to envision God as a spirit and as a
170:4.14 the kingdom, of f. to effect its establishment within
177:4.9 sagacious as to trade off his disappointment in f. to
183:0.3 F. to disperse his followers, the Master left them
188:4.2 great mistake of f. to perceive the true significance
195:7.5 mistake of f. to provide for Adjuster-expression,
fails
2:7.9 isolated morality of modern religion, which f. to
16:6.9 The experience of living never f. to develop these
16:7.5 When man f. to discriminate the ends of his mortal
16:9.3 If mortal man f. to survive natural death, the real
19:1.11 4. History alone f. adequately to reveal future
25:8.11 If one attains God while the other temporarily f.,
34:2.4 never f. the Son in all efforts to uphold and conserve
45:6.1 present an engaging spectacle which never f. to
70:10.16 When society f. to punish crimes, group resentment
71:2.14 No government can long endure if it f. to provide for
83:7.8 But just so long as society f. to properly educate
83:7.8 so long as the social order f. to provide adequate
87:7.10 No cult can survive if it f. to foster spiritual progress
99:6.3 it f. to hold the interest of adventurous youth
101:2.7 What metaphysics f. utterly in doing, and what
101:2.7 philosophy f. partially in doing, revelation does;
102:3.10 Wherein philosophy f. in this attempt, revelation
103:2.10 the growing child f. of personality unification,
108:5.2 circle to circle those items which he f. to register in
109:1.2 every time a Monitor-indwelt mortal f. of survival,
113:6.3 In case the human soul f. of survival after having
126:4.6 and because he is strong in power, not one f..
142:3.3 The Father never f. to accept the sincere worship of
144:4.2 never f. to expand the soul’s capacity for spiritual
148:5.4 for everything which ignorant man f. to understand.
160:1.3 If the evolution of the art of living f. to keep pace
161:2.5 human need; suffering never f. to appeal to him.
168:4.8 the petitioner wholly f. to recognize it as the answer
180:6.1 this gospel of the kingdom never f. to bring great
196:3.27 Morality without religion f. to reveal ultimate
196:3.27 it also f. to provide for the survival of even its own
failure—see failure of; failure to
20:6.1 Sonarington technique is doomed to meet with f..
26:8.3 In the event of f. no reasons are ever assigned,
26:8.4 pilgrims experience the delay of seeming f. in the
26:10.2 Deity attainment are advanced from the circle of f.
26:10.3 their f. was inherent in some phase of the technique
34:7.8 inconstancy, do not be troubled with doubts of f.
40:4.1 such f. is never in any way due to neglect of duty,
60:1.11 They were nonplacental and proved a speedy f.;
63:2.5 flint spark for kindling a fire but only met with f..
63:7.1 sorrowed because of the Adamic f., but rejoiced
67:5.3 proved a swift and more or less complete f..
75:5.2 It was in the despair of the realization of f that Adam
77:1.5 of experimentation ever resulted in anything but f..
83:4.9 to seek insurance protection against marriage f.;
83:7.3 by introducing a property penalty for marriage f.,
84:7.20 the child early realized that disobedience meant f. or
88:4.8 In case of f. there was always some plausible
90:2.6 could offer a plausible excuse to account for the f..
95:1.6 about this social reform, and in the wreck of this f.
100:7.7 Jesus was untouched by apparent f..
103:6.8 Metaphysics has proved a f.; mota, man cannot
109:6.1 worth-while features of such an apparent life of f.
110:3.3 When we speak of an Adjuster’s success or f., we
149:4.4 when carried too far, lead to cowardice and f..
156:1.4 sought to send the woman away but met only with f..
158:4.7 chagrined at this ill-advised effort and its dismal f..
158:4.7 cast out the demon, but only f. crowned his efforts.
160:4.13 Never hesitate to admit f..
160:4.13 Make no attempt to hide f. under deceptive smiles
160:4.14 false illusions of success are doomed to suffer f.
160:4.15 And it is in this business of facing f. and adjusting to
160:4.15 F. is simply an educational episode—a cultural
160:4.16 life enterprise may appear as an overwhelming f.,
160:4.16 provided each life f. yielded the culture of wisdom
177:4.3 Judas refused to entertain the idea of apparent f..
failure of
3:5.1 as a result of the f. of the delegated personality to
4:5.2 grows out of the f. of your sacred books clearly to
20:5.7 I have yet to see the record of the f. or default of
35:4.3 When f. of some feature of the Creator Son’s plan is
38:9.10 the Planetary Prince and the f. of the Material Son,
52:2.9 And it is the f. of your early peoples to discriminate
54:1.1 the f. of immature evolutionary mortals to distinguish
65:2.4 steps in life differentiation together with f. of
65:8.5 F. of these diverse endowments to synchronize and
66:8.3 the later f. of Adam and Eve to fulfill their mission.
70:12.16 10. F. of social and economic fairness.
71:1.24 F. of state integration results in retrogression to
78:1.1 notwithstanding the partial f. of the undertaking,
79:2.5 The f. of India to achieve the hegemony of Eurasia
83:7.7 divorce, when the result of lack of self-control or f.
103:6.9 and the f. of man’s reason substitute for mota—
103:6.12 the f. of metaphysics to bridge the morontia gulf
110:5.2 the f. of the Adjusters to harmonize and associate the
113:6.3 blame in the matter of the survival f. of her subject;
124:4.5 increasingly was this good mother hurt by the f. of
133:6.7 Notwithstanding the f. of both material science and
134:9.9 And there was a reason for this f. of his beneficiaries
149:4.2 the measure of the f. of the spiritual nature to gain
155:2.3 the meaning of the apparent f. of life undertakings.
166:1.2 But Nathaniel was shocked by this f. of the Master
174:4.7 Sadducees were delighted by the f. of the Pharisees;
182:3.10 shame, and the appearance of the f. of his cause.
failure to
2:3.4 the creature’s f. to make those choices and final
2:7.9 The great mistake of the Hebrew religion was its f.
16:4.16 Notwithstanding our f. adequately to comprehend
26:4.13 Not even the f. to discern the Universal Father can
28:6.9 F to improve one’s time to the fullest extent possible
40:8.3 mortal is not guilty of any discoverable cause for f.
50:1.3 a greater likelihood of f. to keep a proper grasp of
51:4.4 this f. to execute the plan of race evolution makes
70:11.4 confusion due to the f. to segregate crime and sin.
71:2.4 3. F. to recognize the basic facts of social evolution.
77:4.1 Nodites and responsible for their f. to establish a
79:8.6 Despite f. to fulfill the promise of early development
81:6.11 Hence f. to increase in numbers up to a certain point
83:6.4 F. to gain mates in the social arena of competition
83:6.5 less fortunate fellows who must pay the price of f. to
84:7.19 Ancestor worshipers view the f. to have sons as the
84:8.2 it is due to this f. to evolve specialized techniques
94:6.12 fell behind because of temporary f. to progress in the
94:12.1 olden nomenclature, is often provocative of the f.
99:6.3 f. to make up-to-date interpretations of religion;
103:5.4 F. to resolve this problem gives origin to the earliest
103:6.15 By this union man can compensate for his f. to
103:7.8 Always, in the absence of revelation or in the f. to
106:9.9 the f. to experience the Father as infinite is due to
108:5.2 human subject, owing to the creature’s inability, or f.
110:5.4 some of your grotesque dreams indicate their f. to
130:7.6 The confusion of the scientist grows out of f. to
133:1.4 attack and to mitigate it in case of my f. to abort it.
138:0.1 This f. to include James and Jude among the
139:4.9 sympathized with Jesus because of his family’s f. to
139:7.9 make up for his f. to solicit the necessary funds.
146:4.6 the idea that their f. to meet with success in these
148:6.9 F. to receive help from man drives Job to God.
154:6.9 suffered immeasurably as a result of his f. to enjoy
155:1.5 measure of your f. to live the whole or righteous life,
156:5.8 Be not downcast by your f. wholly to forget some of
161:2.3 Through all these years of our f. to comprehend
170:5.14 partial f. to realize his ideal of the establishment of
170:5.20 subdivision of Christian believers results from f. to
174:1.5 your f. to attain adult sympathy, understanding,
183:2.2 Judas was much perturbed by this f. to find Jesus
192:1.2 They did not much mind the f. to make a catch, for
failures
26:8.3 the apparent f. of time are never confused with the
26:8.4 good and sufficient reason for these apparent f.;
35:9.6 Of this entire number of f. only three were System
40:10.3 resemble compensations of unexplained f. in some
85:4.4 forgets a score of negative results, out-and-out f..
95:0.1 Sometimes their f. were due to lack of wisdom,
155:6.10 And, notwithstanding all the f. and falterings of
160:4.14 experiences of adjustment to the results of one’s f..
176:3.9 when he is confronted with the f. of his own making,
181:2.20 You failed us only a few times, and one of those f.
fain
169:1.7 And the young man would f. have filled himself with
faint
40:5.19 even though these desires be but the first f. flickers
41:4.4 And still this sun shines with a f. reddish glow,
46:1.8 Jerusem receives f. light from several near-by suns—
64:7.5 The South American offshoot did receive a f.
97:7.8 He gives power to the f., and to those who have no
97:7.8 run and not be weary; they shall walk and not f..”
103:6.12 Out of his incomplete grasp of science, his f. hold
110:3.1 only occasionally do you catch an echo, a f. echo,
131:2.6 and not be weary; they shall walk and not be f..
131:4.4 of the gloomy and the power of those who are f..
148:5.5 ‘He gives power to the f., and to them who have
faint-hearted
139:9.4 these twins were the means of bringing a host of f.
180:3.1 Be not downcast even when f. believers turn against
190:3.1 minister to the sick and strengthen those who are f.
faint-heartedly
139:12.12 and in these lucid intervals Judas f. conceived,
faintest
155:6.17 my Father will ever respond to the f. flicker of faith
fainting
86:5.5 1. Ordinary and transient f..
faintly
28:5.10 You can just f. comprehend what all this means to
41:3.6 Some of the reddish, f. glimmering stars have
42:7.1 energy units which are f. comparable to the planets
44:6.8 F. I might suggest that they are improvers of taste,
57:8.3 union with hydrogen, to render this water f. acid.
124:4.4 they never even f. dreamed that this son of promise
126:5.11 At one time Jesus f. hoped that he might be able to
128:3.6 But Stephen never even f. surmised that the Galilean
142:6.9 Nicodemus f. protested when his colleagues of the
190:1.3 Only John was disposed to believe, even f., that
195:7.5 let not your dabblings with the f. glimpsed findings
fair—adjective
9:3.3 a gyroscope is a f. illustration of the effect of
25:2.11 Were it not for these mobile and eminently f.
25:3.7 provision for the f. adjustment of these honest
28:6.8 satisfaction in being first just, next f., then patient,
37:5.5 mercy, justice, and f. treatment in all relationships
40:5.11 always are they divinely f. and just, even merciful,
48:6.32 brilliant beings have hardly had a f. opportunity to
48:6.35 They are wholly f. and eminently just.
54:3.2 which will be so f. and just as to win the approval of
66:1.5 so horribly stain the f. name of his exalted order of
69:5.14 But it is only f. to record that many an ancient rich
70:9.17 provide the child of nature with a f. and peaceful
70:11.14 The idea of primitive justice was not so much to be f.
72:5.7 3. F. and equitable wages for labor.
74:7.16 4. The laws of f. play and competition.
76:4.1 violet peoples were characterized by f. complexions
81:5.6 right, the just and f. regulation of class differences,
84:4.1 during any age woman’s status is a f. criterion of the
91:4.3 In all your praying be f.; do not expect God to
91:4.5 calmness, courage, self-mastery, and f.-mindedness
100:7.11 all this amazing frankness Jesus was unerringly f..
111:7.5 this soul did achieve a f. degree of happiness and
119:0.5 but they are absolutely necessary to a f., merciful,
119:0.6 they possess themselves of f. judgment, practical
124:2.5 youthful associates, not only because Jesus was f.,
125:5.8 Jesus was always eminently f. and considerate in
125:6.7 When you take into f. consideration all the factors
127:6.12 Jesus has learned how to be f. and just even in the
129:2.9 it was hardly f. to go away for almost two years,
130:2.4 could overcome the evil in him if you gave it a f.
130:6.2 disconsolation; but it would be neither kind nor f.
132:5.5 3. Trade wealth—riches obtained as a f. profit in the
132:5.7 5. Interest wealth—income derived from the f. and
132:5.12 your own personal labor, the f. and just reward of
132:5.15 to succeeding generations after subtracting a f. toll
132:5.17 barter, they are entitled to a f. and legitimate profit.
132:5.19 that which is f. interest may be collected provided
133:1.2 the passing of just sentence consequent upon f.
133:2.2 and in return for this special service it is only f.
139:8.7 so lovingly merciful yet so inflexibly just and f.;
151:3.9 in contempt of honest judgment and f. decision.
154:3.2 Herod well knew that Jesus could not expect a f trial
157:2.1 “When it is evening, you say it will be f. weather,
159:3.2 In appealing to men, be f.; exercise self-control
161:2.5 Jesus is so just and f. and at the same time merciful
174:1.3 Divine justice is so eternally f. that it unfailingly
181:2.16 have always been sincerely just and eminently f. in
185:2.4 execution before affording him a f. trial and without
Fair Havens
130:5.4 One thing happened on a visit to F. which Ganid
fair—adverb
79:3.5 India bid f. to produce the leading cultural, religious,
fairies
96:1.14 their subordinate gods as spirits, demons, fates, f.,
fairly—moderately
2:7.2 Physical facts are f. uniform, but truth is a living
12:3.11 We think they are f. reliable.
12:4.14 estimations of astronomic velocities are f. reliable
15:3.6 Your solar system now occupies a f. central
26:5.4 the course that must be mastered is f. uniform for all
28:4.14 they can function f. well in any of the capacities of
30:1.113 Majeston and his associates are f. good illustrations
32:2.9 Satania, the local system of your world, is f. typical
38:0.3 The seraphim are all f. uniform in design.
40:9.8 such techniques of memory reconstruction f. well,
41:2.8 They do f. well with regard to the physical circuits
41:3.10 as enormous and f. symmetrical star clusters.
45:6.3 disciplines derived from f. average sex relations on
48:0.3 is f. typical of the morontia transition regimes in this
48:2.2 They are f. standard in design though differing in
49:4.4 the family life is f. uniform on all types of planets.
52:3.10 seldom attained until the races are f. well blended,
52:4.6 self-government being f. well established by the end
55:3.13 A planet the size of Urantia, when f. well settled,
55:11.8 on long-settled worlds that we arrive at f. reliable
59:1.2 both vegetable and animal, is f. well distributed over
66:8.3 civilization progressed in a f. normal manner for
69:2.6 The Sangik tribes were f. industrious when residing
69:7.5 When man was a hunter, he was f. kind to woman,
70:1.2 and Eskimos are f. free from violent antagonisms.
74:5.3 All went f. well for a time on Urantia,
78:1.5 Andonites maintained five or six f. representative
80:9.15 At one time there was a f. well-defined division of
82:6.9 the white and Polynesian races turned out f. well
82:6.9 Polynesian women were of f. good racial strains.
84:4.11 women were, after all, f. happy and contented;
93:9.5 Isaac held f. well to the teachings of his father and
95:1.10 The Book of Job is a f. good reflection of the
103:5.4 Only a f. well unified personality can arbitrate the
121:6.3 Hebrew theology into a compact and f. consistent
122:1.2 possessing a f. normal temperament, she reckoned
122:5.2 Mary was composed, courageous, and f. wise in
123:3.9 was a loving mother but a f. strict disciplinarian.
123:4.8 you will have a f. good idea of the youthful career of
124:1.13 Jesus got along f. well with the children of his age,
124:2.8 Jesus got along f. well at home with his younger
124:3.10 moderately humorous, and f. lighthearted youth,
124:4.3 Jesus always got along with Martha f. well.
125:2.12 Jesus was already f. conversant with the way in
126:2.7 affairs of the family continued to run f. smoothly
127:2.9 And thus did the lad bring to a f. happy ending a very
127:4.5 and nonresistance, and they were f. successful; but
128:3.2 This trip f. well acquainted Jesus with the whole of
128:4.8 the Nazareth home was running f. smoothly.
128:7.8 Jude worked f. well and regularly from that time on
130:2.2 and since this Far-Easterner talked Greek f. well,
133:1.5 I presume you are f. safe in your journey through
135:0.4 as he was a priest, Zacharias was f. well educated,
135:3.4 John f. vibrated with the mounting impulse to go
138:9.3 the twelve had worked out f. satisfactory plans for
139:1.9 made up a f. consecutive narrative of the Master’s
139:2.4 have a deep mind, but Peter knew his mind f. well.
151:6.3 find some clothing and deport himself f. well
185:1.1 Although he was a f. good administrator, he was a
191:0.11 twins were f. busy with their customary ministrations
fairly—equitably
154:6.1 Ruth insisted that he had always treated his family f.
2:4.5 the demands of supreme justice as it is f. applied to
39:1.8 mercy requires that every misstep be f. adjudged in
fairness
2:3.5 the action of the justice-determining and f.-finding
2:4.4 what in human experience would be called f..
2:4.5 Divine mercy represents a f. technique of
10:6.3 Evidence, the basis of f. (justice in harmony with
10:6.17 mete out the just judgment of supreme f. to the
10:6.17 there f. is self-evident in perfection, and Havona
10:6.18 operation of law; divine judgment is the soul of f.,
14:5.3 equal what on Urantia would be denominated f..
22:10.2 of these twice-trinitized sons, let me now, in all f.,
37:5.9 Whenever f. and justice require an understanding of
39:1.8 in divine justice—of f. based on the knowledge of the
39:4.5 justice is dealt out with generous mercy in f. to all
49:5.16 world or group of worlds should in f. recognize age;
54:1.3 and is ever regardful of social equity, cosmic f.,
54:1.4 when divorced from material justice, intellectual f.,
54:1.8 The golden rule of human f. cries out against all such
70:1.21 to fight betokened the arrival of a sense of f.,
70:9.17 to administer the varying rights of each with f.
70:12.16 10. Failure of social and economic f..
84:5.1 mores, and by man’s increasing sense of acquired f..
84:5.2 improving as a result of the sheer sense of that f.
84:5.2 Nature knows nothing of f.—makes woman alone
84:5.3 man lords it over woman; when more justice, and f.
91:6.6 pray—unselfishly, with f., and without doubting.
95:3.3 Egypt, its moral leaders taught justice, f.,
103:2.3 personal pride, but rather with impulses of justice, f.,
120:2.2 so would your whole local universe in all f. clearly
124:4.9 concept of group solidarity based upon loyalty, f.,
125:4.3 Jesus evinced such a spirit of candid f., coupled with
127:4.4 and such uniform f. and personal consideration
132:4.8 Upon the impartiality, f., and integrity of its courts
132:5.13 interpretation of the laws of justice, equity, f.,
132:5.17 The f. of trade and the honest treatment accorded
132:5.17 by the highest principles of justice, honesty, and f..
132:5.20 the commonplace dictates of honesty, and f. will
132:5.24 —if your work has been done in f. and equity—
132:7.8 moved in his own mind by Jesus’ f., and tolerance.
133:4.7 And even as you accord justice dominated by f. in
139:12.6 Judas had loose and distorted ideas about f.;
140:8.15 the need for social justice and industrial f., but Jesus
141:3.4 displayed great wisdom and manifested perfect f.
146:2.6 Mercy does not wholly abrogate universe f..
155:6.11 dominated by mercy, and restrained by f.—justice.
159:5.16 golden rule into a positive admonition of human f..
162:2.9 And even then does not our law require f.?
178:1.12 You must not forget the great law of human f. which
184:3.4 every safeguard of f. in the selection of witnesses
185:2.4 Jesus as well as their lack of respect for the f., honor,
193:2.2 unselfish devotion, courageous loyalty, sincere f.,
195:3.10 in the building of Christianity, it should in all f. be
fairy
101:7.6 that primitive religion which was largely a f. tale of
122:8.7 Oriental minds delight in f. stories, and they are
faith—noun; see faith—specific; see faith, by
0:3.25 such a concept represents the exercise of f..
1:5.5 If the f. of the creature were perfect, he would know
3:5.9 4. Is f.—the supreme assertion of human thought—
3:5.16 his status as an ascension candidate by his own f.
3:5.17 They have f. in the stability of the universe, but
3:5.17 they are utter strangers to that saving f. whereby
4:4.9 is born of that creature f. which dares to challenge
4:4.9 victory which overcomes the world, even your f..”
5:5.3 The religionist of f. believes in a God who fosters
12:7.12 human comprehension should not lessen your f..
16:6.10 spirit-f. (worship) is the religion of the reality of
19:5.12 You will long use f. and be dependent on revelation
26:4.13 been thoroughly proved; your f. has been tested.
26:4.13 can shake the f. or seriously disturb the trust of an
26:4.13 steadfastness of f., have secured your entrance to
26:4.14 F. has won for the ascendant pilgrim a perfection
26:5.3 to exercise unconquerable f. when confronted with
27:1.4 and you will recall the last grand stretch of f. as you
32:3.6 to locate, with the eye of f., the invisible Father.
32:5.8 of every human being who will run the race of f.
34:6.3 in the partnership of f., lovingly to embrace the soul
34:6.10 steps to the final attainment of the perfection of f.
34:6.13 joy, peace, long-suffering, gentleness, goodness, f.,
34:7.6 the victory that overcomes the flesh, even your f..”
40:5.1 aware of the great truth which your f. may grasp—
45:1.2 pilgrimages, which are designed to cultivate their f.
48:4.7 This aspect of celestial humor grows out of our f. in
48:7.4 2. Few persons live up to the f. which they have.
50:1.3 the local universe also imposes a certain test of f.
50:4.9 it is a test of f. to believe the representations of the
50:7.1 affords a unique opportunity for the exercise of f.
50:7.1 to cosmic undertakings where unquestioned f. and
53:8.8 f. is an effective armor against sin and iniquity.
55:2.6 progressing mortals are increasingly filled with f.,
69:9.12 Following the loss of f. in the fetish, laws were
73:4.5 seemed like an admission of lack of f. on Van’s part
75:1.4 their spirits drooped, and sometimes their f. almost
76:6.1 Adam and Eve went to their mortal rest with f. in
82:5.3 teachings have proscribed marriage outside the f..
87:1.2 civilized man still pins much f. on the hope that an
90:4.1 they had unbounded f. in their methods of treatment,
90:4.2 The f. required to get well under the foolish
91:3.4 The simple prayer of f. evidences a mighty evolution
91:4.4 The real prayer of f. always contributes to the
91:4.5 great and lasting changes in the one who prays in f.
91:6.1 such limits do not equally apply to the f. of those
91:6.3 that the sincere prayer of f. is a mighty force for the
91:6.6 facts, wisdom, intellectual sincerity, and spiritual f..
91:6.7 concomitants of the prayer of f. are immediate,
91:9.8 7. And you must have f.—living f..
92:3.4 “the f. once delivered to the saints” must, in theory,
92:4.7 cardinal precepts of his teachings were trust and f..
92:4.7 proclaimed that f. was the act by which men earned
92:5.8 been many ebbs and flows of the tide of spiritual f.,
92:5.10 These missionaries proclaimed f. as the price of favor
92:5.13 evolution of that f. which bears the name of Christ.
92:6.14 all others to be decadent forms of the one true f..
92:7.3 more of theological arrogance than of certainty of f..
92:7.3 the best of the truths contained in every other f.,
92:7.3 borrow the best in their neighbors’ living spiritual f.
93:3.8 would accept man on the simple terms of personal f..
93:4.3 favor of God on my f., not on sacrifices and burnt
93:4.5 even such a short and simple declaration of f. was
93:4.8 You shall not doubt that f. is the only requirement
93:6.4 this gospel of simple f. in God was too advanced;
93:7.1 carrying Machiventa’s gospel of belief and f. in God.
93:9.4 Abraham died confident in that f. in God which he
94:0.1 ever preaching Machiventa’s gospel of man’s f.
94:1.5 accept the Salem teaching of salvation through f.,
94:1.6 the gospel of trust in God and salvation through f.
94:1.6 missionaries had contributed much to the loss of f. in
94:1.6 Melchizedek teaching of one God and simple f..
94:5.1 doctrine of the Most High and salvation through f.,
94:5.4 his favor upon mankind in response to man’s f..
94:6.5 His concept of true f. was unusual, and Lao-tse too
94:6.8 was: That f. in the Absolute God is the source of
94:7.5 he took an advanced stand on salvation through f.
94:7.6 he grasped the new idea of salvation through f. but
94:7.6 the Salem gospel of divine favor through f. alone,
94:8.1 Buddhist, one made public profession of the f. by
94:8.17 no place for saving f. or prayers to superhuman
94:9.2 bringing to all peoples the message of their f..
94:11.13 the simple gospel of Salem, that f. in God would
94:12.3 they cling to f. in the all-merciful Amida, who so
94:12.3 not suffer one mortal who calls on his name in f.
94:12.4 of choice has seldom characterized a Urantian f..
94:12.5 the spread of education throughout this f. will be
94:12.6 Will this noble f., that has so valiantly carried on
94:12.6 Will this ancient f respond once more to the stimulus
95:1.8 to preach only the gospel of divine favor through f.
95:2.5 Egyptians placed their f. in tombs as the safeguard
95:4.4 whom evolved the acme of Occidental religious f.,
95:7.4 this desert land was capable of producing a f. which,
96:2.4 concerning the covenant of divine favor through f.,
96:6.3 but unwilling to go forward in the religion of f. and
97:10.3 National egotism, false f. in a misconceived promised
98:0.2 These preachers of f. and trust in God were still
98:2.12 into a meaningful unity by the conjoined action of f.,
99:4.2 of family life, provided it is a living and growing f..
99:5.7 Let the term “f.” stand for the individual’s relation
99:5.7 “Have you f.? Then have it to yourself.”
99:5.8 That f. is concerned only with the grasp of ideal
99:5.8 declares that f. is the substance of things hoped for
99:5.9 many creeds and created many tests of religious f..
100:3.7 of the total powers of his personality—living f..
100:5.2 from insecurity to undoubting f., from confusion of
100:5.5 false conversion; one must have f. as well as feeling.
100:5.7 the Adjuster would be through living f. and worship
100:7.7 His f. was perfect but never presumptuous.
100:7.7 man’s welfare on earth, Jesus never faltered in his f..
100:7.15 It was courage born of f., not the recklessness of
101:0.3 Religion, the conviction-f. of the personality, can
101:0.3 Religion is f., trust, and assurance.
101:1.6 F. unites moral insight with conscientious
101:2.2 f. is the method of religion; logic is the attempted
101:2.3 it requires religious f. to transform the First Cause of
101:2.3 is further required for the validation of such a f.,
101:2.7 Religion does not stop in its flight of f. until it is sure
101:2.8 Reason is the proof of science,f. the proof of religion
101:2.10 F. reveals God in the soul.
101:2.10 enables man to see the same God in nature that f.
101:2.15 Religious f. is available alike to the learned and the
101:2.17 Only theology, the province of f. and the technique
101:3.4 Through religious f. the soul of man reveals itself
101:3.4 Genuine spiritual f. (true moral consciousness) is
101:3.4 it induces the mortal personality to react to certain
101:3.4 is revealed in that it: 1. Causes ethics and morals to
101:3.12 8. Continues to exhibit undaunted f. in the soul’s
101:3.17 first, by personal experience—religious f.; second,
101:3.18 just such a vital and vigorous performance of f. in
101:5.9 exercise of f. in the furtherance of spiritual insight
101:5.12 Evolved religion rests wholly on f..
101:5.12 the practical working union of the f. of evolution and
101:5.12 Such a working union of human f. and divine truth
101:5.13 assurance of f. and the confirmation of conscience;
101:5.13 revelatory religion provides the assurance of f. plus
101:5.14 the assurance of truth replaces the assurance of f..
101:5.14 pure spirit insight operate in the place of f. and truth
101:6.2 this same Adjuster also holds the secrets of your f. in
101:6.8 harmonious co-ordination of knowledge, f., truth,
101:6.8 The f. of Jesus pointed the way to finality of human
101:6.16 in potential, is contained within the reality of the f. of
101:6.16 And it can be so contained since the f. of Jesus was
101:6.16 the f. of Jesus approached the status of a universe
101:6.17 Through the appropriation of the f. of Jesus,
101:8.0 8. FAITH AND BELIEF
101:8.1 Belief has attained the level of f. when it motivates
101:8.1 The acceptance of a teaching as true is not f.; that is
101:8.1 Neither is certainty nor conviction f..
101:8.1 F. is a living attribute of genuine personal religious
101:8.1 such an attitude of saving f. is centered on God
101:8.2 limiting and binding; f. is expanding and releasing.
101:8.2 Belief fixates, f. liberates.
101:8.2 But living religious f. is more than the association
101:8.2 it is more than an exalted system of philosophy;
101:8.2 it is a living experience concerned with spiritual
101:8.2 it is God-knowing and man-serving.
101:8.2 become group possessions, but f. must be personal.
101:8.2 but f. can rise up only in the heart of the individual
101:8.3 F. has falsified its trust when it presumes to deny
101:8.3 F. is a traitor when it fosters betrayal of intellectual
101:8.3 F. never shuns the problem-solving duty of mortal
101:8.3 Living f. does not foster bigotry, persecution, or
101:8.4 F. does not shackle the creative imagination,
101:8.4 neither does it maintain an unreasoning prejudice
101:8.4 F. vitalizes religion and constrains the religionist to
101:8.4 The zeal of f. is according to knowledge, and its
101:9.9 F. becomes the connection between moral
101:10.4 religious experience and by the exercise of true f..
101:10.6 Such f. affords the only escape from the mechanical
101:10.6 it is the only discovered solution to the impasse in
101:10.6 It is the only passport to completion of reality and to
101:10.8 When you experience such a transformation of f.,
101:10.8 hopeless phantasm or pinned his f. to a fanciful error.
102:0.0 THE FOUNDATIONS OF RELIGIOUS FAITH
102:0.2 are forever dispelled by one brave stretch of f.
102:0.3 This saving f. has its birth in the human heart when
102:1.0 1. ASSURANCES OF FAITH
102:1.1 more certain f. in the eternal realities of revelation.
102:1.1 the vigorous exercise of the robust and confident f.
102:1.2 the f. of religion argues from the spirit program of
102:1.2 wisdom admonishes us to allow f. to accomplish
102:4.3 F. translates this natural experience into religion,
102:5.2 Primitive man had more religious fear than f.,
102:5.2 when this craven fear is translated into living f. in
102:6.0 6. THE CERTAINTY OF RELIGIOUS FAITH
102:6.1 is a living experience, a dynamic religious f.,
102:6.3 The religionist of philosophic attainment has f. in a
102:6.3 The religionist has f. in a God of love.
102:6.4 F. transforms the philosophic God of probability into
102:6.4 affirms the truth of the belief which has grown into f.
102:6.6 Though reason can always question f.,
102:6.6 f. can always supplement both reason and logic.
102:6.6 Reason creates the probability which f. can
102:6.7 but f. is always triumphant over doubting,
102:6.7 over doubting, for f. is both positive and living.
102:6.8 respectful of that religious f. which can and does
102:7.9 cosmic reality presume to challenge the certainty of f
102:8.1 that power and person designated by his f. as God.
102:8.2 is not necessary to an exercise of saving f. in eternal
103:1.5 the recognition of values and is validated by the f. of
103:5.9 And so it is that a living f. in the superhuman origin
103:6.7 f. is the insight technique of religion; mota is the
103:6.11 Religion is forever dependent on f., albeit reason is a
103:6.13 F. and reason, unaided by mota, cannot conceive
103:6.15 based on the reason of science, the f. of religion,
103:7.1 Science is sustained by reason, religion by f..
103:7.1 F., though not predicated on reason, is reasonable;
103:7.1 though independent of logic, it is nonetheless
103:7.1 F. cannot be nourished even by an ideal philosophy;
103:7.1 it is the very source of such a philosophy.
103:7.1 F., human religious insight, can be surely instructed
103:7.1 it can be surely elevated only by personal mortal
103:7.6 f. is always logical from the basis of an inner
103:7.6 though such f. may appear to be quite unfounded
103:7.6 Reason grows out of material awareness, f. out of
103:7.13 F. is the act of recognizing the validity of spiritual
103:7.13 the truth-seeking progression of the unity of f. and
103:8.5 challenged by the profound f. and unshakable
103:9.3 as this f. developed, it did not remain godless.
103:9.3 Religion without f. is a contradiction; without God,
103:9.5 The earmarks of such a religion are: f. in a Deity,
103:9.6 universe, wisdom, like reason, becomes allied to f..
103:9.6 Reason, wisdom, and f. are man’s highest human
103:9.6 f. initiates him into a world of divinity, spiritual
103:9.7 F. willingly carries reason along as far as reason can
103:9.7 then it goes on with wisdom to the full philosophic
103:9.7 then it dares to launch out upon the limitless journey
103:9.8 the inherent (Adjuster) assumption that f. is valid,
103:9.9 to believe the assumptions of reason, wisdom, and f..
103:9.10 and revelation; f., with living spiritual experience.
103:9.11 F. leads to knowing God, not merely to a mystical
103:9.11 F. must not be overmuch influenced by its emotional
104:1.6 The Buddhist f. developed two doctrines of a
104:1.9 The followers of the Islamic f. likewise failed to
104:2.3 Through spiritual f. man gains insight into the love
104:2.3 discovers that this spiritual f. has no influence on
108:6.8 When the clouds gather overhead, your f. should
110:3.2 your decisions, determinations, and steadfast f..
110:3.7 of divinity through wisdom, worship, f., and love.
110:6.17 The motivation of f. makes experiential the full
110:6.17 F. transmutes potentials to actuals in the spiritual
110:6.17 But choosing to do the will of God joins spiritual f.
110:6.18 soul is wholly dependent on the grasp of living f.
111:3.5 F. in the survival of supreme values is the core of
111:6.8 Only religious confidence—living f.—can sustain man
111:7.5 the fountain of f. polluted by the poisons of fear;
112:0.1 run the race of time and gain the final goal of f.,
113:2.5 higher intellectual powers, even your religious f.,
115:7.2 perseverance, and personality development upon f..
116:0.1 No longer would religious f. be prostituted to the
117:6.8 this assurance of Deity kinship must be f. realized.
122:2.6 Elizabeth did much to strengthen Mary’s f. in the
128:3.6 when Saul saw how this Greek could die for his f.,
128:3.9 at times Mary’s f. was revived when she paused to
130:6.3 evils of inaction by the power-presence of living f..
130:6.3 then, forthwith, will this f. vanquish fear of men by
130:6.4 you are to be reborn, re-established as a man of f.,
130:8.2 asked him to help him come back to the f. of Israel
131:1.9 “If the f. of the Most High has entered your heart,
131:2.8 those who serve him; the just shall live by his f..
131:3.2 I pray for f. to sustain me on the long journey; I
131:3.2 I know that f. from beyond will not fail me.
131:3.2 will prosper if they become imbued with the f. of
131:3.2 the f. that creates modesty, uprightness, wisdom,
131:3.2 F. is man’s true wealth; it is the endowment of
131:3.4 When the f. of your religion has emancipated your
131:3.4 While f. is the energy of the better life,
131:4.5 “We have learned to win f. by the yearning of our
131:4.5 He who is full of f. worships truly when his inner self
131:9.3 within me often makes hard demands on my f..
131:9.3 F. must be very near the truth of things, and I do not
131:9.3 do not see how a man can live without this good f..
132:3.0 3. TRUTH AND FAITH
132:3.1 most influenced by their discussion of truth and f.
132:3.5 become man’s possession without the exercise of f..
132:3.5 ethics, and ideals will never rise higher than his f.,
132:3.5 And all such true f. is predicated on profound
132:3.5 F. is the inspiration of the spiritized creative
132:3.6 F. acts to release the superhuman activities of the
132:3.10 F. fosters and maintains man’s soul in the midst of
133:4.12 if your repentance is genuine and your f. sincere.
134:9.6 James never again really and wholly gave up his f. in
135:11.1 And this experience was a great test of his f. in,
135:11.1 this whole experience was a great test of John’s f.
135:11.4 to stabilize his f. and prepare him for the tragic end
137:3.3 Mary encouraged her sons to have f. in their brother
137:7.1 James, Jesus’ brother, did not lose f. in him, but
137:7.1 Mary’s f., raised to such heights at Cana, now
137:8.8 Unless you seek entrance with the f. and trusting
137:8.17 now have I come proclaiming f., the gift of God,
138:0.1 wavered between attitudes of fluctuating f. and
138:5.1 “Thomas, you lack f.; nevertheless, I receive you.
138:6.4 new and better way to God, the way of f. and love.
138:8.2 to preach the forgiveness of sin through f. in God
138:8.8 He taught his apostles that f. was the only requisite
138:8.8 “F. is the open door for entering into the present,
139:5.12 Philip was finally crucified for his f. and buried at
139:7.4 Matthew would never cease to recount that f. only
139:7.10 this regenerated publican died triumphant in the f. of
139:8.3 Thomas was rapidly losing f. in his fellow men when
139:8.13 his doubting depression but eventually rallied his f.
139:9.11 never lost their heart f. in Jesus, and (save John)
139:11.3 enthusiastic advocate of salvation through f. in God
139:11.3 born into the “liberty of f. and the joy of salvation.
139:12.7 no restrictions or qualifications save the f. of the one
140:1.4 F. alone will pass you through its portals, but you
140:4.9 exhorted his followers to exercise experiential f..
140:5.6 The f. and the love of these beatitudes strengthen
140:5.11 is motivated by an unshakable f. in a lawful universe
140:5.12 Jesus referred more to that f. which man should
140:5.12 that f. which a parent has in his child, and which
140:5.14 should see to it that they do not lose that simple f..
140:5.23 the Sermon on the Mount are based on f. and love
140:8.8 Have f.—confidence in the eventual triumph of divine
140:10.9 third, f. in the effectiveness of the supreme human
141:2.1 But, my children, you see not with the eye of f.,
141:7.6 are: the attainment of salvation by f., and f. alone,
142:5.3 victory that overcomes all uncertainty, even your f..
142:6.9 But Nicodemus did summon f. enough to lay hold of
142:6.9 Nicodemus later boldly acknowledged his f. and
143:2.4 Forget not—it is your personal f. in the exceedingly
143:2.7 “Your sonship is grounded in f., and you are to
143:2.7 the mastery of self is bound up with your f. in the
143:2.7 Even this saving f. you have not of yourselves; it
143:2.7 And if you are the children of this living f., you are
143:4.3 personal loyalty which transcended even their f. in
144:1.3 1. To confirm their understanding of, and f. in,
144:2.6 “But when you pray, you exercise so little f..
144:2.6 Genuine f. will remove mountains of material
144:3.19 2. Believing—according to f..
144:4.2 the expression of a child of God and is uttered in f.,
144:4.3 —but you receive sonship by grace and through f..
144:8.6 John was comforted, and his f. was strengthened by
146:3.4 matter of personal experience—f. in the word of truth
146:3.4 understanding of truth realities plus your spiritual f.
146:4.3 in his affliction and heard his words of clinging f.,
147:1.3 verily, I say to you, I have not found so great f., no,
147:5.5 “Woman, go in peace; your f. has saved you.”
147:5.6 “I know your heart how you are torn betwixt f.
147:5.6 doors of the kingdom to all who have the f. to enter
147:5.8 the living way opened up, through f., to God.
147:5.8 better to have a small but living and growing f. than
147:7.3 But that which is new and also true, have the f. and
147:8.5 the truth that it was their f. that made them secure
147:8.5 “Grow in grace by means of that living f. which
148:2.4 Jesus inspired the f. and confidence of the sick and
148:6.9 the great struggle in his heart between f. and doubt
148:6.11 At last his f. pierced the clouds of suffering to
148:7.2 if you have the f. to be healed, I bid you stretch out
148:9.2 Jesus, seeing his f., said to the paralytic: “Son, fear
148:9.2 Your f. shall save you.”
148:9.4 three of the spying Pharisees confessed f. in Jesus
149:1.1 intense f. which impelled them to seek for healing.
149:1.5 1. The presence of strong, dominant, and living f. in
149:1.6 2. The existence, concomitant with such human f.,
149:1.7 3. Along with the f. of the creature and the life of
149:1.8 certain forms of profound human f. were literally
149:4.4 Jesus discoursed on the dangers of courage and f.,
149:5.4 and transient joy but rather for the assurance of f.
150:5.3 All down through the ages has this same f. saved
150:8.4 then recited the Shema, the Jewish creed of f..
150:9.2 of grace are wrought in response to the living f. of
151:5.5 Where is your f.?
152:0.3 Daughter, your f. has made you whole; go in peace.
152:0.3 It was her f. and not her touch that made her whole.
152:0.3 Veronica’s f. was of the sort that laid direct hold
152:0.3 With the f. Veronica had, it was only necessary to
152:0.3 that it was her pure and living f. that had wrought
152:1.5 the strong and living f. of mortal men and women.
152:4.2 “O, you of little f., wherefore did you doubt?”
152:5.3 spiritual comprehension and deficient in living f.?
152:5.4 to the end that you may have full f. in the gospel
152:6.3 doubt by the birth of the spirit into the light of f.—
153:1.3 and courageously to assert their full-fledged f. in
153:2.6 liberty, teach eternal truth, and foster living f..
153:5.4 Let each of you look to his own f., for one of you
154:1.3 built up which was better grounded in spiritual f.
154:5.4 Jesus inspired all of them with his words of f., hope,
154:6.1 even Joseph, still retained much of their f. in Jesus,
155:3.6 of things, ultimately deprive them of their f. in God.
155:3.6 the progress of physical science disturb their f. in
155:3.7 it releases f. and courage for daily living and serving.
155:3.7 F. promotes spiritual vitality and righteous
155:5.10 the actual realization of the victory of spiritual f.
155:5.11 means effort, struggle, conflict, f., love, loyalty,
155:6.2 of the spirit of adventurous and progressive f..
155:6.3 from a racial f. inherited to a personal f. achieved
155:6.4 that living f. which is able to grasp the reality of God
155:6.17 Father will ever respond to the faintest flicker of f..
155:6.17 And with those honest but fearful souls whose f. is
155:6.17 your f. shall dominate the combined attitudes of
156:1.4 Norana said: “I have f. that your Master can cast out
156:1.7 “O woman, great is your f., so great that I cannot
156:1.8 how the gentiles are able to exercise saving f. in the
156:1.8 the children of Abraham are not minded to show f.
156:2.8 her great and persistent f., that touched the heart
156:5.7 Spiritual destiny is dependent on f., love, devotion
156:5.12 Kingdom believers should possess an implicit f. in
156:5.17 capacity is your f. in truth and your love for man, but
157:2.2 a dead religion that will save you but rather your f.
157:2.2 as you enter upon the living of the new life of f.
157:4.6 Jesus was beginning to have f. in the loyalty and
157:4.6 The Master conceived that a f. which could stand
157:4.6 On this day the Master began to believe in the f. of
157:6.12 “And now can your f. comprehend the truth of these
158:1.5 The f. of the apostles was at a high point at the
158:1.5 five thousand, and then it rapidly fell almost to zero.
158:1.5 lagging f. of the twelve arose in the next few weeks
158:1.5 The third revival of their f. did not occur until after
158:2.1 They had so recently reaffirmed their f. in him as
158:5.2 How long ere you learn that the works of f. come
158:5.2 love, only the sincerity and reach of your f..
158:5.2 of commingled f. and doubt, “Lord, I believe.
158:5.3 with my Father’s will and in honor of living f..
158:6.2 failed to exercise the f. at your command but,
158:6.3 “No sooner does your f. grasp the identity of the
158:6.4 personal experience of the possession of living f..
158:6.5 lead to the great and final testing of your f.
159:3.8 they are all within the immediate grasp of living f..
159:3.8 F. is to religion what sails are to a ship; it is an a
159:3.8 kingdom, and that is to fight the good fight of f..
159:3.12 such a f. will expand the mind, ennoble the soul,
161:2.5 generous to acknowledge the presence of f. or any
162:6.3 bestowal of the divine spirit upon the children of f.
162:6.3 To every one who has f. shall this bestowal of the
163:2.4 —you do well, but salvation is the reward of f., not
163:4.12 3. F. and trust. They must go forth on this short
163:6.6 Did you go forth with so little f. in this gospel that
164:3.11 This man had little f. that he would receive his
164:3.11 the people of that day had great f. in the efficacy
164:3.13 This was not a miracle response to the individual’s f..
164:3.14 and since the f. he had was slight, these material acts
165:3.5 All of you who have had the courage to confess f. in
165:5.3 O you of little f.!
165:5.4 “You are only a small group, but if you have f., if
166:1.5 we have opened to all who have the f. to enter,
166:2.5 “Arise and go your way; your f. has made you whole
166:3.4 among those who have fought the good fight of f.
166:3.5 power and by the persistent assaults of living f.
166:3.7 to all who are honest of heart and sincere in f.,
166:4.11 Father is limited by man’s f. and by his willingness to
167:1.5 I know the desire of your heart and the f. of your
167:2.3 and made public confession of his f. in the gospel
167:5.1 this salvation is a free gift to all who have the f. to
167:5.1 praying in public will not atone for lack of living f.
168:0.6 “Only have f., Martha, and your brother shall rise
168:0.11 and exhortation to maintain strong f. in the Father
168:1.4 Jesus knew the sisters loved their brother and had f.
168:1.12 Martha, while to some extent sharing her sister’s f.
168:3.1 raised from the dead did much to consolidate the f.
168:4.6 prayers when indited by the spirit and expressed in f.,
168:4.6 prayer of f. may be so all-embracing that the answer
168:4.10 Your sincere f. implies that you have in advance
168:4.10 that divine love which your f. depicts as actuating
170:2.21 1. F., sincerity. To come as a little child, to receive
170:3.2 Though Jesus taught that f., simple childlike belief,
170:3.3 F. is the price you pay for entrance into the family of
170:3.3 act which accepts your f. as the price of admission.
170:5.11 who had confessed their f. in the fatherhood of God,
171:3.4 coupled with their more profound and mature f. in
171:5.3 And when Jesus heard this request and saw his f.,
171:5.3 go your way; your f. has made you whole.”
171:7.5 in him because they saw he had so much f. in them.
171:7.8 The Master could discern saving f. in the superstition
171:7.8 Great things happened because people had f. in Jesus
171:7.8 Jesus, but also because Jesus had so much f. in them.
172:1.6 reproved all of you in that by this act she evinces f.
172:5.6 Philip had great personal f. in the Master.
174:0.2 Remain firm in your f., and you shall soon know
174:0.2 “Judge not by appearances; remain firm in your f.
174:4.4 professed f. in the gospel,and was baptized by Josiah
175:1.6 and to enter, like little children and by sincere f.,
175:1.17 the weightier matters of the law—f., mercy, and
176:1.1 it shall be for a testimony of your f. and to show
176:3.2 step in the eternal career with the same survival f.
176:3.3 this survival f. is a living f., and it increasingly
176:4.3 would be discerned only by the eye of spiritual f..
177:2.2 I can depend upon your present f. and love when
178:1.11 personal realization that the f. of a spirit-born man
179:4.5 not won without the f. of the sincere love of truth.
180:2.4 honest souls have continued to wreck their f.
181:1.5 world, and in me you shall all triumph through f..
181:1.8 Jesus’ mind was founded on an absolute human f.
181:2.20 O, you of little f.!
181:2.20 to seek eternal realities with the eye of spiritual f.
181:2.20 a great work to do, and when it is finished in f.,
181:2.26 heard him say: “Thomas, you have often lacked f.;
182:3.11 f. had asserted itself over all human tendencies to
185:1.1 these Hebrews had a real religion, a f. for which they
185:1.1 looked to Jerusalem as the shrine of their f. and held
185:3.3 the brotherhood of men who, through f. and by love,
186:5.9 personal experience, and that is your spirit-born f..
187:4.1 fanned the flickering flame of his f., and said,
187:4.6 the jeering crowd had experienced the birth of f.
188:1.2 had kept their f. in Jesus more or less of a secret,
188:4.13 realities which may be grasped by the creature’s f.
188:5.5 the moral struggle and abandon the good fight of f.,
190:0.4 Abiding f. in the resurrection of Jesus was the
190:0.4 resurrection was the cardinal feature of the f. of all
190:0.4 united in this implicit f. in the Master’s resurrection.
190:3.1 gospel and confirming believers in the f. thereof.
190:4.1 the brotherhood of the Father’s sons of f. and truth.”
191:0.4 characteristically vacillated emotionally between f.
191:0.4 Thus Peter alternated between f. and doubt
191:1.2 his f. began to surmount his doubts, and he stood
191:2.1 Have f. in God; have f. in one another; and so shall
191:4.3 If you are ennobled, by the grace of f., to love
191:4.3 believers in the far-spreading household of f.?
191:5.3 have eternal life, as the gift of God, through f..
191:5.3 When you have f., when power from on high,
191:5.3 the new order of the authority of facts, truth, and f.
191:5.3 Let f. reveal your light to the world; let the
192:2.8 These graces, with living f., shall sustain you when
192:2.9 you must cease doubting; you must grow in f. and
192:2.9 Have courage; be strong in f. and mighty in the
192:2.13 Have f. in God to the end of your days on earth.
192:4.3 Just as Peter finished making this declaration of f.,
193:0.4 Men are the sons of God, and through f. they can
193:1.2 It is your f. that saves your souls.
193:2.2 My Father requires of the children of f. that they
193:4.3 man who failed to subdue these evils by love, f.,
194:1.5 no way disconnecting themselves from the Jewish f..
194:3.2 Does f., after all, triumph over evil, sin, and iniquity?
194:3.2 the f. of the spirit-led creature will always be
194:3.2 The religion of Jesus is a new gospel of f. to be
194:3.2 This new religion is founded on f., hope, and love.
194:3.3 this man met these ministrations of despair with f.,
194:3.11 to destroy fear with a courageous and living f. in
194:4.2 deliverance from despair and the return of their f.
194:4.12 the first martyr to the new f. and the specific cause
194:4.12 could not longer go on as a sect within the Jewish f..
195:3.4 the way they died for their f. during the earlier times
195:5.8 find those values in the universe which call forth f.,
195:6.1 bank of the kingdom will be paying out f., hope,
195:6.7 being devoid of f., hope, and eternal assurances.
195:7.1 Facts never quarrel with real spiritual f.; theories may
195:7.1 rather than attempting the overthrow of religious f.
195:7.4 But it requires the eye of f. in a spirit-born mortal to
195:8.8 It is not necessary to sacrifice f. in God in order to
195:9.8 expectant f. will ever keep the hope-door of man’s
195:10.8 at once and forever incompatible with that living f.,
195:10.11 Spiritual unity is the fruit of f. union with the living
195:10.13 this church has often dared to smother newborn f.
196:0.0 THE FAITH OF JESUS
196:0.1 Jesus enjoyed a sublime and wholehearted f. in God.
196:0.1 His f. was the outgrowth of the insight born of the
196:0.1 His f. was neither traditional nor merely intellectual;
196:0.3 Jesus did not cling to f. in God as would a soul at
196:0.3 Jesus did not resort to f. merely as a consolation in
196:0.3 f. was not just an illusory compensation for the
196:0.3 And this triumphant f. was a living experience of
196:0.3 a new and higher type of living f. in God.
196:0.4 This living f. of Jesus was more than an intellectual
196:0.5 Theology may fix, define, and dogmatize f., but in
196:0.5 in the human life of Jesus f. was personal, living,
196:0.5 This f. was not reverence for tradition nor a mere
196:0.5 Jesus’ f. was so real and all-encompassing that it
196:0.5 spiritual anchorage of this sublime, and undaunted f..
196:0.5 the assurance of the possession of unflinching f.,
196:0.5 this superb f. was undaunted even by the cruel and
196:0.6 In a religious genius, strong spiritual f. many times
196:0.6 affected in his practical life by his extraordinary f.
196:0.7 The all-consuming and indomitable spiritual f. of
196:0.7 Always did the Master co-ordinate the f. of the soul
196:0.7 Personal f., spiritual hope, and moral devotion
196:0.8 The f. of Jesus visualized all spirit values as being
196:0.9 life was consistently conditioned by this living f.,
196:0.9 This personal f. of a son in the certainty and
196:0.10 a clarification of viewpoint, a declaration of f.,
196:0.11 The f. of Jesus bore the transcendent fruits of the
196:0.11 His f. was not immature and credulous like that of
196:0.11 Jesus’ wholehearted f. in the fundamental
196:0.11 his fervent f. never for one moment doubted the
196:0.11 His f. grew to such heights of trust that it was
196:0.12 The f. of Jesus attained the purity of a child’s trust.
196:0.12 His f. was so absolute and undoubting that it
196:0.12 the f. of the child reigned supreme in all matters
196:0.12 Notwithstanding that Jesus’ f. was childlike,
196:0.13 his followers should fully share his transcendent f..
196:0.14 The f. of Jesus was trusting, like that of a child, but
196:1.2 will not hesitate to make such adjustments of f.
196:1.3 To follow Jesus” means to share his religious f. and
196:1.5 but rather to share his f.; to trust God as he trusted
196:1.6 by the conjoint achievement of the f. of his mortal
196:2.1 teachings of Jesus, the author and finisher of our f.
196:2.4 who, by the valor of his personal religious f. and
196:2.5 This strong f. in the Lord’s immediate return had
196:2.7 sayings were more of a personal confession of f.
196:2.10 can fail to be uplifted by the extraordinary f. Jesus
196:3.1 Religious f.—the positive leading of the indwelling
196:3.2 to view these activities as reason, wisdom, and f.—
196:3.19 Paul and his conferees founded a religion of f., hope,
196:3.34 the assurance of sonship is the experience of f..
faith—specific
92:5.9 the present time as the Brahmans of the Hindu f..
92:5.13 evolution of that f. which bears the name of Christ.
94:2.3 death which had been a part of the earlier Vedic f..
94:2.6 compilation of the later scriptures of the Hindu f.,
94:5.5 was exerted by the Indian teachers of the Vedic f.,
94:6.12 between the decline and perversion of the Taoist f.
94:8.0 8. THE BUDDHIST FAITH
94:12.4 of choice has seldom characterized a Urantian f..
95:5.6 doctrines of the then existent Aton f. regarding the
98:6.4 women into the full fellowship of the Christian f..
98:6.5 the nominal Christian f. dominated the Occident.
128:3.6 the first martyr of the newly evolving Christian f..
130:8.3 Mithraic religion, later on turned to the Christian f..
133:2.5 of one Jeramy, a Greek proselyte of the Jewish f.,
faith, by
1:5.4 by f. accept the truth which portrays that the Father
31:5.2 and progress by f. through the ascendant regime,
40:7.2 status of ascending sonship you may attain by f.
93:4.5 the idea of getting divine favor for nothing—by f..
93:6.4 that salvation, favor with God, is to be had by f..
94:7.4 the revival of the Salem gospel of salvation by f..
94:7.5 can attain bliss by f. in righteousness and justice.”
94:12.3 proclaimed that this new salvation is attained by f.
96:7.7 Ur there is preached salvation, divine favor, by f.:
101:1.4 by sight and feeling, but rather by f. and insight.
101:6.3 augmented by wisdom, and sanctioned by religious f.
101:9.8 consciousness of divine reality based on, and by f.
102:6.5 the individual becomes God-knowing only by f.,
102:6.5 meanings and values are approached by living f..
102:6.6 to the fact of God can be bridged only by living f..
102:7.6 triumphed over them, surmounted them by living f.,
103:7.1 Science is sustained by reason, religion by f..
103:8.4 If you truly believe in God—by f. know him and love
103:9.6 the last analysis, can be validated only by living f..
131:3.2 By f. let us lay hold upon true righteousness and
131:10.6 By f. in God I have attained peace with him.
131:10.7 By this new f. I know that man may become the son
138:8.8 the change of mind by f.—the new birth—which he
139:5.11 by f. in Jesus and was silenced only when the irate
140:5.13 To see God—by f.—means to acquire true spiritual
140:8.28 The right to enter the kingdom is conditioned by f.,
140:10.1 that, in the kingdom, being righteous, by f., must
140:10.1 be had only by believing, by simple and sincere f..
140:10.9 And this is the good news of the gospel: that by f.
141:7.6 are: the attainment of salvation by f., and f. alone,
142:1.3 2. By f. in the fatherhood of God you may enter the
143:2.4 Thus by your f. and the spirit’s transformation,
143:2.6 You are justified by f. and fellowshipped by grace,
143:2.6 When you know that you are saved by f.,
143:7.3 isolation should be antidoted by f. contemplation of
149:1.8 in his presence by their powerful, personal f..
150:5.2 By f. recognize the indwelling spirit of God, whose
150:5.2 It is forever true, ‘the just shall live by f..’
150:5.3 Acceptance by f. on your part makes you a partaker
150:5.3 By f. you are justified; by f. are you saved; and by
150:5.3 and by this same f. are you eternally advanced in
150:5.3 By f. was Abraham justified and made aware of
155:1.2 into the exalted privileges of divine sonship by f.;
156:5.1 being in the animal soil of human nature, can by f.
162:7.5 Even Abraham rejoiced to see my day, and by f.
166:3.3 any child of the universe who, by f., seeks to find
167:3.1 believed the words of Jesus and by f. straightened
167:5.2 and the acceptance, by f., of merciful forgiveness.
168:4.10 unless it is born of the spirit and nurtured by f..
170:2.20 Jesus taught that, by f., the believer enters the
170:3.1 apostles and disciples that they must acquire, by f.,
170:5.13 thirsts for righteousness, for God, is admitted by f. to
174:0.2 just now you must walk by f. and not by sight.
175:1.1 many have seen the light and, by f., have entered
176:3.2 Having lived the temporal life by f. and having
176:3.3 When you have by f. once established yourself as
178:3.4 but I declare that all of you who by f. enter therein
179:5.9 recall that I was once with you, and then, by f.,
181:2.20 Far better that you should have seen all this by f.,
186:5.4 that mortal man may, by f., become spirit-conscious
191:4.3 the gift of eternal life which men receive by f..
192:2.11 By f. have you become a God-knowing kingdom
193:0.3 By f. in my word this fact becomes an eternal and
193:0.3 When, by living f., you become divinely God-
193:0.4 Sonship with God, by f., is still the saving truth of
193:1.2 the eternal spirit, thereby coming to possess, by f.,
193:1.2 God and is bestowed upon all who accept it by f.,
193:2.2 in the subsequent experience of those who, by f.,
196:0.3 the thrill of living, by f., in the very presence of the
196:0.14 will, living the human life religiously and by f..
196:1.1 Jesus of Nazareth was a religious man who, by f.,
196:3.4 by wisdom, and saved—justified—by religious f..
faith—adjective
faith acceptance
101:10.4 The f. of the truth of God enables man to escape
faith-accepted
160:5.13 and idealism of that which is wholeheartedly f..
faith act
101:2.14 Religion is the f. of the recognition of this inner urge
146:2.8 The cry of the righteous is the f. of the child of God
faith-activated
132:3.7 the f. soul of man cannot stop short of the attainment
faith adventure
139:12.7 To Jesus, Judas was a f. adventure.
155:5.8 active participation of mind and soul in the f. of
157:6.14 the life to which I have called you: the f. of the
faith attitude(s)
103:9.5 embraces a positive and living f. toward the highest
140:5.4 by calling attention to four f. as the prelude to the
faith-born
102:7.7 a faither is to be challenged by dogma, then this f.
faith candidates
149:6.10 there is a divine dignity attached to all such f. for
faith certainty or certainties
102:7.6 f. is the greatest technique for dealing with all such
196:2.2 a purely human consciousness of the f. of personal
faith-child
101:2.13 True religion is an insight into reality, the f. of the
faith children
40:6.2 human beings are sons of God, f. of the Highest.
142:5.2 Neither does your Father leave his f. of the spirit
faith-comrades
195:10.8 experience of the f. of Jesus in the brotherhood of
faith confession
187:4.2 of death to listen to the f. of the believing brigand.
faith conquests
89:10.4 lead quickly and surely to those f. which translate the
faith consciousness
196:1.6 by seven stages of f. of progressive divinization.
faith contemplation
143:7.3 of isolation should be antidoted by f. of the Father
faith-discover
141:2.2 you f. yourselves as sons, you henceforth look not
faith-dominated
148:2.2 in the experience of expectant and f. persons who
faith encouragement
148:2.1 as well as by the spiritual practices of prayer and f.
faith-enlightened
178:1.5 As f. and spirit-liberated sons of the kingdom of
faith-entrance
170:2.20 Jesus taught that two things are essential to f. into
faith experience
94:2.6 religion through the personal f. with the one God,
101:5.2 realm of wisdom, and religion the sphere of the f..
101:6.17 demonstrated the beginnings and endings of the f.
faith-fact
34:5.7 qualifies such a mortal consciously to realize the f. of
faith-fellows
191:6.2 they will perceive that you have become f. of the
faith gift
141:7.3 are always glad to hear the glad tidings of the f. gift
faith-glimpse
103:0.1 window through which the finite creature may f.
faith-grasp
1:4.7 mysteries so profound that only the f. of the God-
5:5.6 Deity must be unified in the f. of the concept of
16:8.18 3. The f. of the fellowship worship of Deity,
193:0.4 not suffice if they fail personally to f. the saving truth
faith-grasped
4:3.7 before it can even be f. by the finite mind of man.
faith-growing
188:3.4 analogous to the spirit nature, or soul, of the f.
faith-hold
182:3.6 garden, his humanity laid a firmer f. upon his divinity
faith-insight
101:3.2 F., or spiritual intuition, is the endowment of cosmic
103:6.7 substance knowledge-reason and for its essence f..
faith levels
101:8.1 A state of mind attains to f. only when it actually
faith-liberated
101:10.9 Such f. sons have certainly enlisted in the struggles
faith liberty
101:0.1 to the sublime and magnificent f. of those mortals
faith paths
102:1.1 for comprehending the f. to supreme attainment.
faith pledge
132:3.9 constitutes the revelation promise and the f. of an
faith-quickened
181:2.12 good news: That f. mortals are the sons of God.”
faith-realization
140:10.4 has to do with a salvation growing out of the f. of
176:3.2 in the spirit by the f. that you are a son of God?
178:1.11 coupled with the supreme joy of the f. of sonship
faith-realize
140:7.6 —to f. that they are the children of the Most High.
faith realized
117:6.8 heritage, this assurance of Deity kinship must be f.
faith son(s)
1:7.5 Only the personal experience of the f. of the Father
5:3.8 to communicate with God as a f. of the Father.
14:4.13 As the worship of the f. of the evolutionary worlds
34:6.4 have been truly “born of the Spirit,” the f. of God.
34:7.6 the f. of God enjoy comparative deliverance from
34:7.7 F. work on intellectual levels and live on spiritual
40:6.0 6. THE FAITH SONS OF GOD
40:6.1 f. prior to the event of the final amalgamation of
40:6.2 human beings are the sons of God, f. children of
40:6.2 even now “you are the f. of God”; “for you have
40:6.3 All worlds of mortal habitation harbor f. of God,
40:6.4 1. You are sons of spiritual promise, f.; you have
53:8.8 nor Caligastia could ever touch or approach the f. of
101:10.9 Such f.-liberated sons have certainly enlisted in
132:4.2 coupled with the good news that man is a f. of this
141:7.4 then to present this same man to God as his f..
148:4.10 a spiritual part of the heavenly Father in every f.
178:1.5 As f.-enlightened and spirit-liberated sons of the
179:5.2 the brotherhood and fellowship of the liberated f.
182:1.3 I will give eternal life to all who will become f. of
184:4.6 the f. of God find final deliverance from the
185:3.4 my kingdom is the family of the f. of my Father who
192:2.13 Never forget that, when you are a f. of God,
193:1.2 If you are the f. of my Father, you shall never die;
194:2.1 of the devil and elevated him to the dignity of a f.
faith-submission
120:2.2 in weakness made powerful by f. to the will of
faith-tested
26:5.3 the elementary course which confronts the f. pilgrims
faith-trust
2:6.1 true essence, religion is a f. in the goodness of God
103:9.5 The ideal of religious philosophy is such a f. as
120:1.3 the rich significance of that f. which you require all
faith urges
132:3.10 the f. of a soul trying to identify itself with the spirit
faith-vision
1:3.3 eyes of the flesh in order to discern him by the f.
faith voyages
155:5.11 mental uncertainties associated with those f. of
faither
102:7.7 If the personal experience of a f. is to be challenged
faithers
102:6.7 social fruits of the spirit which such believers, f.,
faithful—see Faithful of Days
2:1.2 God, the infinite Father, who is also a f. Creator.”
2:5.7 yet who is so perfect in goodness and so f. in the
4:1.3 “God is f.” and “all his commandments are just.”
4:1.3 “He is a f. Creator.”
4:2.5 the f. portrayal, of an all-wise and infinite God.
18:7.2 They are supremely devoted and divinely f. to the
20:4.3 In this way the f. Adjusters of the world judges
20:8.4 all the Sons of God are beholden to these ever-f.
22:5.1 but your f. seraphic guardians and your equally f.
22:5.1 your equally f. midway associates may become
22:7.6 age seems to pass before these f. onetime mortals—
23:2.18 They are the f. revealers of the motives and intent
25:1.6 “Well done, good and f. servant; you have been
25:1.6 you have been f. over a few essentials; you shall
26:7.2 Most f. and efficient are the Trinity guides;
28:7.3 space abridgers, error detectors, f. teachers, and
31:4.1 Many of the f. seraphic guardians of mortals are
33:3.3 ably assisted by the all-wise and ever-f. Spirit
33:3.3 all-wise adviser of the Creator Son, a f. and true
35:10.5 They are a noble, f, and loyal group, notwithstanding
36:5.9 the guide and f. associate of the spirits of courage
38:7.3 Cherubim and sanobim are the f. and efficient aids of
38:8.6 Bright and Morning Star summons these f. servants
38:9.13 but if f. to their trust, midwayers will eventually and
39:1.17 by diligent application to study and f. performance of
39:5.4 and through the f. ministry of the seraphic spirits
39:9.3 together with the f. ministering spirits of time, are
40:2.2 this f. Material Son and Daughter are permitted to
40:8.1 fail to attain identity fusion with their f. Adjusters.
40:10.6 And in the f. service of such local universe citizens
45:2.3 Lanaforge was f. to Michael in an earlier upheaval
46:7.7 that they embrace the combined traits of a f. horse
46:7.8 these f. spornagia will escape from their animal level
47:2.6 while the f. spornagia minister to their physical
48:5.7 under the tutelage of these f. and patient teachers.
48:6.35 to be f. and earnest and, withal, cheerful; to accept
53:7.12 This noble Jerusem band of f. mortals numbered
55:1.1 and invests such a f. Lanonandek Son with new
65:7.6 Long must these f. and always dependable influences
67:3.3 Van assembled the loyal midwayers and other f.
67:3.5 f. midwayers, assumed custody of the tree of life
69:8.3 to gratify the conqueror’s vanity, is a f. picture of
73:2.5 their evil machinations were largely offset by the f.
74:1.5 were all in commission as f. stewards of universe
74:2.1 had heard much, Van and his f. associate Amadon.
82:2.5 it has always been required of wives that they be f.
97:2.2 When Elijah was called away, Elisha, his f. associate,
97:10.4 an unbroken line of f. teachers who passed the torch
97:10.7 Ezekiel also set about to establish the f. observance
98:5.4 lock the gates of Paradise for the reception of the f.
108:3.6 been true to your trusts; you have been divinely f..
108:5.10 to receive vindication as to the f. execution of her
108:6.5 These f. custodians of the future career unfailingly
108:6.6 in liaison with your f. partner—God, the Adjuster.
109:6.4 F. to his trust was this extraordinary Adjuster,
110:1.2 Adjusters living within, who are so devoutly f. to the
110:1.6 and if you only prove f. to the trust reposed in you
110:3.6 your f. determinations and your supreme desires,
111:1.9 With your consent, this f. pilot will safely carry
111:7.2 distant echo of the Adjuster’s f. call to your soul?
112:7.2 eventually you will be united with your f. Adjuster
112:7.9 one who will ever be found serviceable, f.,
112:7.11 unique goal without the full co-operation and f. help
113:6.6 re-present you to the f. Monitor of your earth days.
117:1.6 Supreme is becoming a f. portrayal of the matchless
120:1.5 the assurance of all Paradise for the f. performance
120:1.7 I pledge (with Gabriel’s co-operation) the f.
122:5.1 and in every way f. to the religious conventions
123:1.3 And they were both very f. in keeping this promise.
123:5.4 to read the Hebrew scriptures to the f. assembled in
126:4.1 And when all the f. in Nazareth had assembled,
127:4.7 better student than Joseph, who, while a f. worker,
127:5.2 that such a man would all the more need a f. wife.
131:1.4 “God is a peace giver and a f. protector of all who
131:2.8 The Lord is f.; he keeps his word with those who
131:4.4 We worship him because he is man’s f. and eternal
131:10.2 commit the keeping of our souls to him as to a f.
131:10.6 I am confident that I shall be f. even to death, and
132:5.13 if you would be a f. and just steward of your large
133:4.3 would render you all the more loyal and f. in your
134:9.3 but his f. Monitor admonished him that his hour
135:5.5 while the f. would sweep on to universal victory.
139:4.5 John was prompt and courageous, f. and devoted.
139:9.8 James and Judas were little, but they were also f..
144:5.23 receive into your own bosom our f. spirits.
144:5.74 Our all-f. Source and all-powerful Center,
147:1.1 “My f. orderly is sick and at the point of death.
149:0.2 when you have shown yourselves f., I will ordain you
149:6.11 perfect trust in the loving support and f. guidance
161:2.3 to comprehend his mission, he has been a f. friend.
161:2.12 Rodan was a f. believer to the end of his earth days,
162:2.3 by the Father, and he who sent me is true and f..
162:4.3 And then the f. marched on toward the beautiful
162:5.3 he who sent me is true and f.; my Father loves
163:2.2 You are a f. disciple, and you can remain such
163:4.7 6. Make clear to all f. believers that the time for an
165:5.5 are blessed by the master who finds them f.
165:6.2 over his household and safely trust this f. steward
166:5.7 And to the very end Abner was a f. believer in the
169:1.12 and you never made rejoicing over my f. service,
169:2.6 “I affirm that he who is f. in little will also be f. in
169:2.6 how can you hope to be f. and prudent when you are
169:2.6 If you are not good stewards and f. bankers, if you
169:2.6 if you have not been f. in that which is another’s,
170:2.24 the children of God, the fellowship of the f.,
171:8.6 because you have proved f. in this matter, I will
171:8.11 He who is f. in little things is also likely to exhibit
174:0.2 that I shall eventually see all of my f. ambassadors
174:5.5 These Greeks had been in f. attendance upon Jesus’
176:3.4 lord said to him: ‘Well done, good and f. servant,
176:3.4 you have been f. over a few things; I will now set
176:3.4 ‘Well done, good and f. steward; you also have
176:3.4 you also have been f. over a few things, and I will
176:3.7 Only those f. servants who thus grow in the
178:1.10 Learn to be f. to the kingdom even in times of peace
181:2.16 looking his f. helper in the eyes, said: “Andrew, you
181:2.22 I know you will be f. to the end, and I will some day
182:1.4 Father, keep these men f. as I prepare to yield up
188:1.3 followed by the f. women watchers from Galilee.
192:2.10 Be f. to men as I have watched over you.
Faithful of Days—see also Faithfuls of Days
15:2.4 Each constellation also has a F. in observation,
18:7.3 Any F. on duty in Nebadon can communicate with
43:4.0 4. MOUNT ASSEMBLY—THE F. OF DAYS
43:4.1 mount of assembly is the dwelling place of the F.,
43:4.2 This F. is a Trinity Son of Paradise and has been
43:4.2 the F. stands at the right hand of the Constellation
43:4.2 never does he proffer advice unless it is asked for.
43:4.2 all that a Union of Days is to a Creator Son, a F. is
43:4.3 The residence of the Edentia F. is the constellation
43:4.5 The residence of the F. on Edentia is located to the
43:4.10 has been provided near the residence of the F..
43:5.13 but commissioned as a special counselor with the F.
43:9.1 their far-flung career as it is depicted by the F.,
53:2.5 The F. of Edentia, on the request of the
53:7.5 remained under the leadership of the F. of Edentia.
54:5.9 The F. on Edentia advised the Constellation Fathers
119:2.1 the Constellation Fathers and approved by the F.
faithfully
25:1.6 of the consciousness of divine duty f. performed.
28:6.7 established by the Sons of God has been f. paid
33:3.4 daughters of God, who so f. and valiantly struggle
39:3.3 law, for these very seraphim do f. and fully portray
48:6.36 by accepting your lot when you have f. performed
67:6.6 their planetary policies were f. executed by Van.
71:3.10 The status of any level of civilization is f. portrayed
71:8.1 stamina of a people are all f. reflected in statehood.
74:2.3 Hundreds of believer settlements had f. kept up the
77:9.10 are a rebellion-tested corps, and they will f. enact
79:1.8 Yellow River, there still remain paintings which f.
82:0.3 social civilization, but such as they had they f. and
91:7.9 to spiritualize day-by-day living while f. discharging
92:3.1 Ancient religions and mythology f. portray the
97:4.6 Hosea f. continued the moral warnings of Amos,
102:8.4 Ethics is the eternal social or racial mirror which f.
107:6.3 the Adjuster nature will f. unfold the revelation of
108:5.2 fully transmit to the man of his betrothal, he will f.
110:7.10 “that he more f. give me his sincere co-operation,
110:7.10 more f. carry out the program of my arrangement,
111:1.5 soul—the morontia self—will f. portray the harvest of
112:3.6 the group custodians f. and efficiently perform the
112:5.15 record of personality constitution is f. preserved
112:6.9 The soul of survival value f. reflects the qualitative
113:6.1 mind and the divine Adjuster—are f. conserved by
114:7.17 Urantia are just as lovingly cherished and just as f.
117:4.9 is f. and fully indicated to the Ancients of Days
117:5.8 values are f. transmitted through the Sevenfold to
119:1.5 he worked as a Melchizedek, and he f. performed
120:1.1 Most f. and perfectly have you executed the six
124:4.4 they deserve great credit for so f. and successfully
126:2.3 thrust upon him, and he carried them f. to the end.
126:3.2 nurtured his daughter any more f. than Jesus cared
126:5.4 doing well the present duty and f. discharging the
127:2.8 be able to discharge f. his obligation to his family.
128:7.11 Jude was very f. sending his share of funds home
130:2.3 Philadelphia, held more f. to the teachings of Jesus
134:2.4 And Jesus most f., efficiently, and wisely discharged
139:4.9 John knew how f. he had made provision for the care
139:4.10 right up to the last earthly hour and was found f.
139:9.11 The twins served f. until the end, until the dark days
139:12.3 Judas discharged the responsibilities of his office f.,
150:2.3 the remainder of Jesus’ life on earth, laboring f.
151:2.6 no matter how f. and efficiently we execute our
160:1.10 he so consistently practices, and which he has so f.
174:5.7 that I have f. declared to you that which the Father
176:3.7 We have lost nothing; we have f. preserved all you
181:2.16 “Andrew, you have f. represented me as acting
faithfulness
4:1.3 “His f. is established in the very skies.”
4:1.3 Your f. is to all generations; you have established the
7:4.1 And, in divine f., the Son is the eternal equal of the
8:2.7 The Father’s f. and the Son’s constancy are made
8:3.4 while the Father in f. upholds that which they have
25:3.2 are of unquestioned reliability and unerring in f..
34:6.13 and in human f. perform the duties of their earthly
97:4.5 I will even betroth you to me in f..”
97:7.9 in the preachment of divine constancy, God’s f..
112:5.5 upon the f. of mortal choice the Father depends for
131:2.7 kindness in the morning and the divine f. every
146:2.15 kindness every morning and his f. every night,
160:4.10 erroneous to suppose that f. in doing one’s daily
171:8.11 2. F. is the measure of human trustworthiness.
171:8.11 faithful in little things is also likely to exhibit f. in
171:8.12 3. The Master grants the lesser reward for lesser f.
171:8.13 4. Jesus grants a like reward for like f. when there is
176:3.6 In f. do that which is intrusted to you, and thereby
Faithfuls of Days—see also Faithful of Days
10:6.12 7. F..
15:10.17 4. F.—Paradise counselors to the Most High rulers of
15:13.6 from the F. who are similarly attached to the
18:0.8 7. F..
18:7.0 7. THE FAITHFULS OF DAYS
18:7.1 These high Trinity-origin personalities are the
18:7.1 There are seventy million F., and like the Unions of
18:7.1 F. rotate in service in accordance with the rulings of
18:7.2 the F. are to the Vorondadek Sons who rule the
18:7.2 constellations of assignment, hence the name—F..
18:7.3 All F. functioning in the constellations of a local
18:7.3 They do not have a system of intercommunication,
18:7.4 the F. maintain their personal residences on the
18:7.4 Their abodes are modest in comparison with the
18:7.5 The F. are the last link in the long administrative-
30:1.14 7. F..
30:2.29 7. F..
33:5.3 in the supervision of his liaison brethren, the F.,
33:5.4 The F., like the Union of Days, never proffer or offer
37:4.5 the Union of Days, the Creator Son, the F.,
55:10.1 new governing body consists of the one hundred F.,
119:8.1 The F. on the constellation headquarters were also
faithless
114:7.17 if the sphere had never been betrayed by a f. Prince,
153:4.5 “This f. and sign-seeking generation seeks a token,
158:5.2 “O f. and perverse generation, how long shall I
191:5.4 Thomas, I bid you be not f. but believing—and I
faiths
89:1.5 has been perpetuated by the Hebraic and Islamic f..
92:5.14 was a protest against the social demands of the f. of
92:6.1 Many f. have progressed very little since the days
92:6.16 The great international, interracial f. are the Hebraic,
94:12.7 to Christianity, to Hinduism, to the peoples of all f.,
95:0.1 so the Levant was the homeland of the f. of the
103:3.5 these fears and f. became personalized into gods.
111:0.2 the Occidental f. have perceived that man is divine in
falcons
61:2.12 including gulls, herons, flamingoes, buzzards, f.,
fall—noun
41:7.11 of the progressive f. of the external temperature.
53:7.15 No Satania worlds have been lost since the f. of the
60:4.1 rhythm associated with this rise and f. of ocean
67:4.2 After the f. of Dalamatia the disloyal staff migrated
74:8.13 theory of the f. of man or superman which accounted
75:8.0 8. THE SO-CALLED FALL OF MAN
75:8.1 But that was not the f. of man.
75:8.2 There has been no “f. of man.”
78:8.10 Erech held out for thirty years after the f. of Akkad.
86:3.3 to such doctrines as original sin and the f. of man.
97:9.23 The f. of Assyria and the ascendency of Egypt
111:6.10 It is literally true, “Pride goes before a f..”
123:4.5 only accident Jesus had up to this time was a f.
131:2.6 before destruction and a haughty spirit before a f..
137:0.1 ministered to a lad who had injured himself in a f.
fall—verb; see fall back; fall into; fall short
3:3.1 the insignificant sparrow, “One of them shall not f.
7:3.6 such purely selfish and material requests f. dead;
7:5.7 That would f. within the bestowal mystery of the
22:7.14 f. within the province of the Architects of the
25:3.8 the constellation headquarters f. under their
28:4.14 duties of a superuniverse which do not f. within the
39:3.6 they constitute a social problem and therefore f.
41:5.7 the water sometimes appears to f. in sheets or to
42:4.3 Upon such materialization, these energies f. under
43:4.9 the Son of Man “beheld Satan f. as lightning from
53:8.3 “And I beheld Satan f. as lightning from heaven.”
61:5.2 Snow began to f. on these elevated and therefore
61:5.2 it continued to f. until it had attained a depth of
70:1.17 Her general caused “all the host to f. upon the sword
72:1.2 The high mountains, on which heavy rains f. eight
74:3.10 majority were about ready to f. down and worship
75:8.1 Adam and Eve did f. from their high estate of
86:2.1 When men and women f. victims to excessive anxiety
97:9.22 Jerusalem, being the city of Yahweh, would never f..
100:4.5 fellows, you would eventually f. in love with them.
130:4.11 must of necessity f. across man’s ascending path
139:12.5 It is altogether possible to f. victim to the peaceful
151:2.2 believers stumble; they f. away when tempted.
153:5.4 I knew that these halfhearted believers would f. out
156:1.5 the crumbs which chance to f. from the children’s
157:2.2 unless you f. wholeheartedly in love with truth,
158:4.4 they should f. to talking about those hopes and
158:5.1 foam at the mouth, and f. like a dead person at the
158:6.3 you f. to discussing among yourselves as to who
159:1.5 And then did this fellow steward f. down before
160:2.7 to avoid that ever-present tendency to f. victim to
166:4.4 “The Father causes his rain to f. on the just and the
166:4.7 You may chance to f. victim to one of the accidents
169:1.6 portion of your possessions which would f. to me
176:1.4 disobedient people will f. by the edge of the sword
179:3.9 but you must also f. to disputing among yourselves
181:2.18 And so, Andrew, though it may not f. to you to do
181:2.29 this gospel, though you may f. into prison and,
182:3.3 —wherefore do you f. asleep when I leave you?”
187:1.6 will you pray the rocks of the hills to f. on you
190:2.4 started to f. to his knees, exclaiming, “My father and
193:3.2 might not become lonely and f. into the mischief
fall back
57:5.5 these gas tongues would invariably f. into the sun,
126:3.3 not grasp his thought and would invariably f. upon
137:7.1 Mary could f. on her so oft-repeated exclamation:
fall into
35:5.4 But these Sons rarely f. error, and they have never
35:10.5 tendency to f. error through fallacies of personal
73:5.3 allowing nothing to f. the water supply of the Garden
83:2.2 preferred to f. the hands of men of their own age
88:1.3 The apple was among the first to f. this category;
97:1.8 “Let us f. now into the hands of the Lord, for his
97:10.2 the Jews returned to Palestine only to f. bondage to
132:5.21 which time and chance may cause to f. his hands.
140:3.18 ‘If the blind lead the blind, they both shall f. the pit.’
143:2.5 become self-deceived and thereby f. foolish fears,
148:7.2 If you had a sheep and it should f. a pit on the
153:2.1 come down; and all the land shall f. their hands.
153:3.5 that, if the blind lead the blind, both shall f. the pit.
160:4.1 necessities of living may f. our hands by accident,
fall short
58:6.8 persist, while those that f. of this goal cease to exist.
108:5.10 while an angel might possibly f. of the perfection
160:1.14 All philosophies and religions which f. of these ideals
fallacies
35:10.5 into error through f. of personal liberty and fictions
86:6.5 entertaining those f. of thought and worship which
fallacious
86:7.4 willingness to accept an almost equally f. teaching
103:8.2 intellectual, is divergent and oftentimes confusingly f.
121:4.5 Skepticism asserted that knowledge was f., and that
fallacy
2:7.5 their gravest error when they are misled into the f. of
80:9.15 But it is a f. to presume to classify the white peoples
92:7.3 It is a f. for any group of religionists to conceive of
118:6.8 But to accept the f. of omnificence is to embrace the
134:6.11 The f. of self-determination will be ended.
149:2.10 and exposed the f. of materialistic worship.
fallen—verb; see fallen asleep
46:8.1 created beings who have f. from light into darkness.
53:1.3 he wrote: “How are you f. from heaven, O Lucifer,
54:1.10 misunderstandings has long since f. into disrepute.
74:3.5 of Urantia from the low levels to which it had f.
94:3.8 cosmic truths, but it has all too often f. victim to
94:5.7 the Chinese f. into helpless slavery to priestcraft.
97:7.1 Their nation had f. before the armies of Babylon,
103:6.14 intellectual evaluations have f. into one of these
124:1.8 snow on the mountains, and several times it had f. in
124:3.4 before these burdens should normally have f. on
130:1.2 No matter into what great depths they may have f.,
133:4.12 last hour: “My brother, you have f. on evil times.
133:6.1 dedicated to her worship was reputed to have f. from
149:5.2 ‘The lines are f. to me in pleasant places; yes, I
149:5.3 making the most of that which has f. to their hands
152:3.1 as manna from heaven was supposed to have f.
155:6.10 have f. on these evil days of traditional barrenness.
164:1.3 And when the lawyer perceived that he had f. into
182:3.1 And when he had f. down on his face, he prayed:
fallen asleep
140:6.14 conferences with him save the twins, who had f.,
140:6.14 “Master, the twins have f. in the garden by the fire;
167:4.5 do you not realize that our friend Lazarus has f.,
167:4.6 “Master, if Lazarus has f., then will he the more
168:2.9 very sick, but Lazarus could recall only that he had f.
189:3.2 all the survivors of the human races who had f.
fallen—adjective; see fallen prince(s); fallen worlds
43:4.9 the f. Lucifer’s associate, Satan, sought to attend
45:1.11 adjudicate the sin of Lucifer and his f. associates who
53:1.3 Lucifer is the f. and deposed Sovereign of Satania.
53:8.8 But even so, no f. spirit ever did have the power to
77:5.5 all descendants of two of the f. staff of the Prince.
77:7.2 No one can forecast the future of these f. creatures.
120:2.2 misrepresentations of these f. children of light.
120:2.2 wrest dominion from the hands of these f. Sons;
fallen prince(s)
52:5.5 a special resurrection, the f. Planetary Prince,
53:8.2 all of the isolated worlds of the f. Planetary Princes.
53:9.4 visit Caligastia and others of the f. princes right up
54:4.1 the reasons for permitting Lucifer, Satan, and the f.
66:8.5 The power of the f. Prince to disturb human affairs
67:6.5 consisting of: one of the loyal aids of the f. Prince,
74:5.5 The f. Prince had been deposed as world ruler, but
75:2.3 But the f. Prince was persistent and determined.
76:4.5 angelic hosts, the Melchizedeks, and the f. Prince
93:10.6 Melchizedek is destined to take the place of the f.
188:4.3 man from the clutch of the apostate rulers and f. of
fallen worlds
53:7.3 circuits to the f. were also cut off, so that Lucifer
53:9.3 periodic visits to the apostate princes on the f. until
53:9.7 It ends on the f. as fast as divine Sons arrive.
54:4.8 ability of Satan to pay further visits to any of the f.
67:8.4 rebellion handicapped the local system and its f.,
fallible
3:5.15 but evolving man must be f. if he is to be free.
falling—see falling down
42:5.16 ether enables the planet to escape f. into the sun
42:5.16 the encircling electron to resist f. into the nucleus.
48:4.13 it portrays one’s supposed superiors f. victim to the
57:5.5 the roots f. back into the sun while the outer sections
57:8.20 Meteors f. into the sea accumulated on the ocean
57:8.20 Meteors f. on the land were largely oxidized,
58:2.1 If the light f. upon North America were paid for at
59:3.1 the f. of these shells to the sea bottom gradually
61:5.6 quantities of snow had been f. on Greenland and on
63:3.4 were killed at the time of an earthquake by the f. of
66:1.5 Caligastia was insidiously f. in love with himself;
72:5.4 recognize legal compensation as f. in three divisions:
126:2.1 that Joseph had been severely injured by the f. of a
127:5.1 she was slowly f. in love with this son of Joseph.
157:6.1 the masses there occurred a great f. off in revenue.
163:6.2 that I beheld Satan f. as lightning from heaven.
164:1.3 and instead of f. into the trap, he proceeded to tell
168:2.5 no consciousness of time since f. asleep in death.
180:3.2 strange things without f. under condemnation, but
195:9.6 dread the thought of f. under the dominance of
falling down
152:0.1 made his way through the crowd and, f. down at
164:5.4 And Josiah said, “Lord, I believe,” and f. down, he
172:1.3 on the legend of the walls of Jericho f. down,
182:3.2 the Master again went apart by himself and, f.
falls—noun
39:4.12 ever downward through a succession of short f.,
59:3.9 stratum of rock over which Niagara F. now flows.
falls—verb
9:8.14 as it is revealed in these narratives, f. into three great
10:6.1 The application of law, justice, f. within the province
39:4.12 as a drop of water from a higher level f. to a lower
46:1.3 light recession it f. to a little lower than 50 degrees.
51:1.7 though this role of biologic upliftment usually f. to
58:2.6 the temperature steadily f. for six or eight miles,
83:7.8 the social group f. short of providing marriage
86:1.6 the sons of men snared in an evil time when it f.
105:1.6 And even that hypothesis probably f. far short of the
148:4.9 Any being who in any manner f. short of the divine
173:4.4 a mystery about this stone, seeing that whoso f.
173:4.4 shall be saved; but on whomsoever this stone f.,
174:5.8 You well know that, except a grain of wheat f. into
false
100:6.2 supreme value of the religionist may be base or f.,
103:1.5 That religionists have believed so much that was f.
132:1.4 If the so-called science or religion of any age is f.,
147:7.3 Likewise, that which is new but f. must be rejected.
160:5.3 devotion may be material or spiritual, true or f.,
160:5.6 no matter how puerile or f. that religion may be.
false accusations
184:3.6 said a word; he made no reply to their many f..
184:3.8 The best refutation of their f. was the Master’s calm
false charges
185:1.9 Pilate himself had declared to be innocent of their f.
185:2.15 and his accusers, but Jesus made no reply to their f..
false comforter
148:6.4 Said this f.: ‘Trust in your religion, Job;
false conversion
100:5.5 But emotion alone is a f.; one must have faith as well
false devotion
160:5.3 devotion may be material or spiritual, true or f.,
false doctrines
131:3.3 Evil is the path of f. doctrines.
false faith
97:10.3 National egotism, f. in a misconceived promised
false fear
86:7.6 mind, by the powerful and awesome force of f.,
159:4.9 A f. of sacredness has prevented religion from being
false feelings
160:1.7 of safety and to the long-cherished f. of security.
false goals
99:3.8 become distorted and perverted into the pursuit of f.,
false god(s)
67:5.5 a shrine dedicated to Nog, the f. of light and fire.
97:2.1 the altars of Baal and demolishing the idols of f..
102:6.1 progress of science add to the mortality of f.;
142:4.2 sought to combat idolatry and the worship of f.,
142:4.2 now do they make f. of even his prohibitions of
196:3.23 of the human intellect may indeed originate f.—gods
false guides
175:1.20 “Woe upon you, f. guides of a nation!
false hope(s)
97:8.4 And all of this f. led to such a degree of racial
137:6.5 But do not entertain f.; the world will stumble at
152:3.2 But these f. hopes were not to live for long.
false humility
149:6.10 the menial practices of an ostentatious and f. are
false ideas
99:6.3 fostering of f. and exaggerated ideas of sacredness;
149:6.9 your wrong concepts of the Father grow your f. of
false illusions
160:4.14 the struggle of life by the aid of continuous f. of
false information
190:1.5 that I have never yet sent out f. at your hands.
false interpretation
188:4.2 of the f. of the meaning of the death on the cross,
false judges
184:3.19 Thirty prejudiced and tradition-blinded f.,
false liberty
54:1.0 1. TRUE AND FALSE LIBERTY
54:1.1 failure of mortals to distinguish between true and f..
54:1.2 F. is the subtle deception of the error of time and the
54:1.6 self-respect; f. is the consort of self-admiration.
54:1.6 self-control; f., the assumption of self-assertion.
false logic
103:7.7 or else rapidly degenerates into a consort of f..
160:5.9 distortions of f., and the self-deceptive idols of those
false Messiah
137:2.2 Let us remain aloof from this f. Messiah.”
185:1.6 the pretensions of a f. who led troops to Mount
false mode
149:4.5 sort of f., unfair, and unrighteous mode of attack
false peace
149:5.4 “Seek not, then, for f. and transient joy but rather for
false philosophy or philosophies
101:3.1 contamination with erroneous cosmologies and f.;
102:2.1 deceptions of sophistication, and the delusions of f..
195:6.6 The cleverness and dexterity of the f. of mechanism
false pride
121:7.1 a form of self-righteousness based upon the f. of
false progress
147:5.8 Pharisees are occupied with the f. of the illusion of
false prophets
140:3.19 “I warn you against f. who will come to you in
140:10.4 yet you have warned us not to be deceived by f.
176:1.4 by the Roman armies after the revolt of the f.,
181:2.26 I know well that the f. and spurious teachers will
false religion(s)
132:1.4 If the so-called science or religion of any age is f.,
160:5.6 no matter how puerile or f. that religion may be.
195:6.10 F. may represent an evasion of reality, but Jesus
false science
2:7.4 The f. of materialism would sentence mortal man to
101:3.12 survival regardless of the deceptive teachings of f.
132:1.4 If the so-called science or religion of any age is f.,
false security
160:1.7 and to the long-cherished f. feelings of security.
167:5.2 the assurance of f. spiritual security; devotion,
191:5.3 recover from the shock of the transition from the f.
false sentiment(s)
52:2.11 It is the f. of your partially perfected civilizations that
99:3.5 The church, because of overmuch f., has long
false shelter
102:2.7 a retreat to the f. of stereotyped religious doctrines
false shepherd(s)
165:2.3 judge both of you, the true shepherds and the f..
165:2.3 If the f. were blind, he would have no sin, but you
165:2.4 because you are f., the sheep know not your voice
false sorrow
168:0.12 such f. was associated in their hearts with so much
false sympathy
159:3.11 to avoid leaning upon the insecure props of f..
false teachers
140:3.20 ‘I never knew you; depart from me you who are f..’
155:6.6 Shame on those f. religious teachers who would
166:1.5 not be closed by the prejudice and arrogance of f.
175:0.2 his last denunciation of the f. and the bigoted rulers
175:1.15 “Woe upon you, f. teachers, blind guides!
176:1.4 believe it not, for many f. will arise and many will
false testimony
184:3.6 Throughout all this f. the Master never said a word
false value
100:6.2 supreme value of the religionist may be base or f.,
false wedding day
83:4.6 customary to set a f. and then suddenly postpone the
false witness(es)
93:4.9 3. You shall not bear f. witness.
131:2.12 adultery; you shall not steal; you shall not bear f.;
153:3.5 jealousy, pride, anger, revenge, railings, and f.?
163:2.4 adultery, do not kill, do not steal, do not bear f.,
184:3.6 More than a score of f. were on hand to testify
184:3.8 Jesus stood there in silence while all of these f. gave
184:3.9 Shortly after the beginning of the testimony of the f.,
184:3.19 false judges, with their f., are presuming to sit in
falsehood
3:5.10 world where error is present and f. always possible.
48:6.33 F. is not a matter of narration technique but
54:0.1 that conflicting truth and f. create confusing error;
54:0.2 fact and f., constitutes the potentiality of error.
95:2.9 Osiris, where, if innocent of “murder, robbery, f.,
131:7.3 you come before me with a clean heart, free from f.
falsely
101:7.4 the materialistic fetters of a science, f. so called.
103:6.11 spiritual worlds, sciences and religions f. so called.
132:4.8 Meeting a poor man who had been f. accused,
140:3.11 you and shall say all manner of evil against you f..
140:5.20 you and shall say all manner of evil against you f..
181:1.8 Jesus has even been f. called the “Man of sorrows,”
falseness
48:6.33 of that which is principle—these constitute f..
falsification
25:6.3 Recorder, and never has there been discovered a f.
falsified
101:8.3 Faith has f its trust when it presumes to deny realities
falsifier
67:1.2 Lucifer was a f. from the beginning of his self-
falsifies
102:3.2 detrimental; speculation invariably f. its object.
falsify
24:2.9 in function; they never default, neither do they f..
falter
3:5.4 you may f. in your concept of his primacy, but
34:7.8 do not f. and question your status and standing,
48:6.14 Though I triumph in the choirs of light or f. in the
108:3.6 No matter how trying the crises, you never f..
108:5.3 depart from the divine way, but Adjusters never f..
109:5.4 this is why so many f. and fail, grow weary and
126:5.4 But Jesus did not f.; he was not discouraged.
165:2.10 the Father knows that I will not f. in the safeguarding
174:0.2 Jesus said: “F. not because of outward appearances.
181:2.7 I would rejoice to know that you would not f.;
181:2.8 establishment of your kingdom, and I will not f..
faltered
22:1.13 the Sons of Selection have never f. in the service
75:1.4 spirits drooped, and sometimes their faith almost f..
100:7.7 man’s welfare on earth, Jesus never f. in his faith.
faltering
183:3.5 As the guards rallied from their first f. at the sight of
falterings
155:6.10 notwithstanding all the failures and f. of Israel,
falters
161:2.6 Jesus never f. in doing his duty.
fame
135:8.1 his f. had extended throughout all Palestine, and
141:1.1 the f. of Jesus had begun to spread well over all of
145:3.12 the f. of this sundown healing at Bethsaida spread
146:4.2 The f. of Jesus as a healer had spread even to this
146:4.3 leprous man, having heard of his f. as a healer,
149:1.0 1. THE WIDESPREAD FAME OF JESUS
149:1.1 the f. of Jesus, particularly as a healer, had spread
149:1.2 their homes, added to the enlargement of Jesus’ f..
149:2.6 While, at that particular time, the f. of Jesus rested
150:7.2 They had heard of Jesus’ f., but the majority of the
150:7.4 the younger generation was prone to resent his f.
152:3.1 since Jesus’ f. was then and there augmented by
153:1.2 was the outward turning of the tide of popular f.
famed
98:0.3 the Jews were f. as much for military valor as for
familial
84:3.1 All society, whether national or f., passed through
170:3.10 of the individual; the fruits, the results, are f., social.
familiar—see familiar, not
4:1.7 intimately f. with the workings of the accredited
12:8.4 But material-minded man is naturally more f. with
13:1.2 And though I am somewhat f. with six of these
14:5.4 where they become more f. with the Paradise hosts.
15:6.8 You are f. with suns that emit light accompanied by
20:9.5 Teacher Sons, who have become so thoroughly f.
22:3.4 personally f. with every step of the career you have
25:3.13 expertly f. with most of the actual problems and
27:2.3 and with a f. multitude of glorified fellow mortals.
32:5.2 Everything f. to you has an end.
35:5.7 they are personally f. with all the political struggles
39:1.10 the realms of achievement, realms grown f. by long
41:2.5 You are f. with the action of vegetable life in
44:3.1 we have all that you mortals are f. with and more.
47:6.1 transition world number four, there to become f.
47:7.3 Here the ascendant mortal becomes personally f.
48:5.9 They are entirely f. with the ascendant plans and
48:6.31 you will become quite f. with the history of Satania
52:6.4 Each race must become f. with the thought of all
74:3.1 Silent were the f. broadcasts, and absent were all
76:6.1 resume life on the mansion worlds, worlds all so f. to
80:6.3 they were thoroughly f. with river life, its floods,
107:1.3 are more or less f. with their cosmic progressions
119:6.1 Now that all Salvington was f. with the preliminaries
125:6.2 astonished that Jesus was so f. with the Scriptures,
129:4.4 intellectually Jesus became wholly f. with the entire
129:4.5 Jesus not only passed through these f. periods of
130:6.2 like to know whether you are f. with these hills;
130:6.2 Now this youth was very f. with these mountains,
136:6.4 in the words of Scripture f. to his human mind:
145:2.11 people of Capernaum were f. with Jesus’ teaching,
150:7.1 Son of Man heard the f. sounds of the trumpet blast
151:3.11 memory of the truth taught when the same f. scenes
152:2.1 were all f. with these parks on the eastern shore.
155:0.1 They were f. with this camping place, having stopped
164:1.2 This lawyer was somewhat f. with Jesus’ teachings
165:1.3 Abner was very f. with the Perean district since this
166:3.6 old and f. proverb of the straight and narrow way.
172:4.3 after Jesus had surveyed these f. scenes once more,
174:5.1 If they had been Jews or near-by and f. gentiles,
185:3.6 for he was f. with the teachings of the Stoics, who
189:4.10 the Magdalene with a f. voice, saying, “Mary.”
189:5.3 Mary thought she had heard the f. voice of Jesus.
190:5.4 then may I enlighten you since I am more than f.
191:1.2 spoke to him in f. tones, saying: “Peter, the enemy
192:4.3 speaking to them in f. accents, said, “Peace be upon
familiar, not
20:9.1 You are not f. with this order of sonship because
41:4.3 You are not f. with the solar supergases, but these
familiarity
82:5.6 F. breeds contempt; so, as the element of individual
143:5.4 Nalda mistook friendliness for commonplace f.,
149:4.6 should cultivate a wide range of cultural f. with life
171:7.3 Never did his f. with suffering breed indifference,
familiarize
47:3.6 to f. yourself with the program which lies
familiarized
66:7.6 They were also f. with such associations as family
families
10:5.2 Living associations, human f., social groups, or the
15:5.14 the vast majority of stellar systems and planetary f.
43:8.6 this group of ten as it co-ordinates with ten other f.,
45:6.3 both individually and as members of their f.,
45:6.8 undergo in the f. of the Material Sons and Daughters
47:2.3 Children of pre-Adjuster ages are cared for in f. of
47:2.4 they likewise grow up in the f. of the Material Sons
47:2.5 youths on the finaliter world are reared in f. of five,
47:2.5 these f. consist of children whose ages are six, eight,
47:4.7 for future rectification among the Material Son f. on
54:6.3 F., groups, nations, races, worlds, systems,
57:4.9 it lives on in the many suns and their planetary f.
61:2.2 erelong, omnivorous mammalian f. also sprang up.
61:2.4 Most of the living insect f. go back to this period,
61:2.6 The surviving members of the early reptilian f. are
61:3.13 The modern cat and dog f. increased in numbers all
61:5.7 sloths, and many groups of the cat and dog f..
62:3.9 half the tribe, embracing the more intelligent f.,
63:4.3 They were very loyal to their f.; they would die
63:4.7 the contact of the expanding f. developed friction
64:5.1 was finished, only about one hundred f. were left.
66:7.5 adopted little ones assembled from the superior f. of
69:3.9 whole f. and clans dedicated themselves to certain
70:0.2 antagonisms of the tribes, clans, f., and individuals.
70:3.3 F. became united by blood ties in clans, aggregations
70:3.11 And soon intermarriages between the f. of the chiefs
70:5.2 organization, the grouping of consanguineous f..
70:6.3 The idea of royal f. and aristocracy was based on the
72:3.1 On this continent it’s against the law for two f to live
73:5.1 were built the homes for the workers and their f.;
74:6.9 practice of some nations of permitting the royal f. to
80:7.12 many of the able and advanced f. fled to Crete,
80:7.12 the more cultured f. moved on west to Greece.
84:0.2 —only f. are continuing agencies in social evolution.
84:2.2 life of the polygamous and monogamous father-f..
84:7.1 As are the f. of the race or nation, so is its society.
84:7.1 If the f. are good, the society is likewise good.
84:7.11 The large f. among ancient peoples were not
87:7.1 The cult grew out of the traditions of “old f.” and
87:7.1 established institution; all f. have a cult of some sort.
91:0.2 would enlist the support of their friends and f.,
93:5.2 there were many f. on earth just as well prepared
93:5.2 There were equally endowed f. among the red men
95:7.2 many individual f. had their own household gods.
95:7.3 throughout Arabia were f. and clans that held on
99:4.1 puts new meaning into all group associations—f.,
111:4.7 Even f. and nations will enjoy life more if they share
114:6.11 moral training as it concerns individuals, f., groups,
122:0.2 equally favorable as bestowal f. for Michael’s
122:5.5 The f. of both Joseph and Mary were well educated
124:6.9 a lifelong friendship sprang up between the two f..
125:2.1 Five Nazareth f. were guests of the family of Simon
127:1.5 the girls of Jewish f. received little education, but
134:5.6 political sovereignty evolves by organization as f.
134:5.8 F. have, on occasion, defied their clan, while clans
134:5.9 and then by the f. and clans in relation to the tribe
138:7.4 as to what provision had been made for their f..
138:8.1 equal portions, funds for the care of dependent f.
138:9.3 satisfactory plans for the care of their respective f..
138:9.3 to worry about the financial welfare of their f..
138:10.5 4. Nathaniel watched over the needs of the f. of the
139:6.7 Nathaniel’s duty was to look after the f of the twelve
139:6.7 rest securely in the knowledge that their f.’ welfare
139:9.3 the twins carried money to the f. for Nathaniel,
139:9.11 Master was crucified, the twins returned to their f.
140:7.3 seek carefree change, or perchance visit your f..”
141:0.1 because the f. of the apostles and others of the
142:2.2 and better relations among the f. of all nations.
142:7.11 Real f. are built upon tolerance, patience, and
146:2.11 Pray for the welfare of your f., friends, and fellows,
148:0.2 one week out of each month with their f. or friends.
149:7.2 granted a two weeks’ recess to go home to their f.,
150:3.5 do not come back to communicate with their f. or
154:2.3 This week of rest enabled Jesus to visit many f. and
159:6.3 also for the support of the f. of the twelve apostles
160:0.1 Nathaniel and Thomas, went home to visit their f.
163:4.17 unwilling to pay the price of forsaking wealth and f..
165:5.3 concerning the support of yourselves or the f. you
173:1.1 directly into the hands of the ruling high-priestly f..
177:5.1 Jesus made careful inquiry about the f. of all of the
190:5.4 where it says that in him shall all the f. of the earth
194:3.15 end of special priesthoods and all belief in sacred f..
194:3.16 They had sacrificed their homes, f., friends, and
195:4.3 any of these special Christian groups, or religious f.
195:10.16 spiritually unite in loving service the numerous f. of
family—noun; see family—taxonomic; family of God;
family—institution; family—adjective
4:4.5 relationship of Creator to his universe creature f..
5:4.3 to the service of the universe f. of fellow beings,
6:8.1 all of us, high and low, constitute their universal f..
7:5.1 bestowal projects of the Eternal Son and his vast f.
8:1.11 enlarging this concept to embrace the f. as a whole.
8:4.8 loving ministry of the lower orders of the creature f.
9:8.14 The functional f. of the Third Source and Center,
9:8.25 The spirit personalities of the vast f. of the Divine
10:2.1 relations of loving association with this vast f. of
12:1.12 nowhere do their boundaries divide a nebular f.,
12:7.8 individual as an individual child in the heavenly f..
12:7.9 illuminating each member of the celestial f.,
12:7.10 love for the individual brings into being the divine f.
14:0.1 This central planetary f. is called Havona and is
14:6.11 as the eternal home of Deity and the divine f..
14:6.12 proof of the partnership effectiveness of the divine f.
15:3.10 3. The rotation of the Andronover stellar f. and the
15:9.18 the recognized spiritual f. of the supergovernment.
15:9.18 into the associated creations of the superuniverse f..
15:10.22 other members of the vast f. of the Infinite Spirit.
15:14.9 you belong to a well-nigh infinite f. of worlds, but
17:0.1 Although all are classed among the functional f. of
17:3.6 personalities belonging to the f. of the Infinite Spirit.
17:8.1 the nucleus of the functional f. of the Third Source
17:8.2 the vast creature f. of the Third Source and Center.
19:5.10 none of the celestial f. have ever been conscious of
25:0.1 Ranking intermediately in the f. of the Infinite Spirit
30:1.70 C. The F. of the Infinite Spirit.
30:2.1 The divine f. of living beings is registered on Uversa
30:4.10 all types of ascenders fraternize as one morontia f.
33:3.7 and minister to, their f. of sons and daughters.
33:3.7 their sons and daughters—a grand and glorious f.
33:4.1 creation of their versatile f. of sons and daughters,
35:2.3 the responsibility, of the eldest son in a large f..
36:0.1 the most interesting and versatile of the diverse f. of
36:1.1 Though the Life Carriers belong to the f. of divine
36:2.13 Even in a uniform life series in a single f. of worlds,
37:8.1 certain of the higher-origin spirit beings of the f. of
37:8.1 Of the higher spirit orders of the f. of the Infinite
40:6.3 mortal beings belonging to the divine f. and
40:10.14 recognize your place in the f. of divine sonship and
42:7.9 The next thirty electrons constitute the second f.,
45:5.2 each f. of Material Sons and Daughters lives on an
46:8.1 the readmission of Satania into the constellation f..
46:8.2 the readmission of isolated worlds into the system f.
54:5.4 visiting punishment upon an erring member of his f..
54:5.5 4. While wrongdoing is always deleterious to a f.,
54:6.3 If an affectionate father of a large f. chooses to show
54:6.3 Each member of a f. profits by the righteous conduct
54:6.4 consequences of the sin of some member of your f.,
55:2.4 When the f., friends, and working group of such a
55:3.10 to intervene between the ages of a f. of children.
55:6.1 while no less independent and devoted to his f.,
55:8.7 the unqualified rulers of the newly perfected f. of
57:4.8 from the last of the Andronover second solar f..
57:4.9 moderate light and heat to its remnant planetary f. of
57:5.3 Monmatia, being the name of your sun’s planetary f.,
57:5.13 your sun add to its metamorphosing planetary f.
57:5.13 gravity field of Angona, its tributary planetary f.
62:4.2 they fled from the tribe, going west to raise their f.
63:0.0 THE FIRST HUMAN FAMILY
63:2.1 the fear of displeasing their father and immediate f..
63:3.0 3. ANDON’S FAMILY
63:3.2 The f. was domiciled in four adjoining rock shelters,
63:3.6 This f. of Andon and Fonta held together until the
64:5.2 to produce a f. of unusually intelligent children.
64:5.2 This was the Sangik f., the ancestors of all of the six
64:6.1 emergence of all six races on Urantia, and in one f.,
64:7.1 When the colored descendants of the Sangik f. began
65:4.7 appearance of the Sangik mutants in a single f..
65:4.7 six colored races sprang from the same human f..
66:7.4 definite order of family life and the living of one f.
68:6.6 The size of the f. has always been influenced by the
68:6.6 The higher the standard the smaller the f.,
69:3.9 due to the exaltation of a f. of expert swordmakers.
69:9.6 the funeral was held up until the f. donated a large
69:9.9 property inherited by the surviving f. or by the tribe.
70:10.11 to be decreed and administered by the f. wronged.
70:10.13 Justice was thus first meted out by the f., then by the
72:3.3 The average number of children in each f. is five,
72:3.3 honor for any f. to be awarded the guardianship of
72:3.6 (comparable to Urantia pastors), who visit each f.
72:12.4 their sister sphere in the Satania f. has benefited by
73:6.7 Adam and his f. were not permitted to carry the
73:7.3 uplift and blending until his own f. had numbered
74:6.1 Before the size of the Adamic f. outgrew these early
74:6.2 When Adam and Eve left the Garden, their f.
76:3.7 Adam and his f. subsisted on fruits, cereals, and nuts.
77:5.6 Adamson and Ratta had a f. of sixty-seven children.
78:7.5 only Noah and his immediate f. were saved in their
79:8.9 is the value that such an attitude places upon the f..
79:8.9 of the paramount position accorded the f.,
79:8.9 dependent on the effective functioning of the f.;
79:8.9 and in China the f. attained a social importance,
79:8.15 the transition from mother- to father-f.,
82:0.2 child learns most of the essentials of life from his f.
82:3.6 in hunting, fighting, and ability to provide for a f..
82:3.6 The groom was long required to enter the bride’s f.
82:3.8 of a dead son with a dead daughter of another f..
82:5.3 to keep the knowledge of their craft within the f..
83:3.4 father; if not, the children belonged to the wife’s f..
83:5.2 five brothers of one f. would marry five sisters of
83:5.14 it required an assembly of wives to recruit a large f..
84:1.6 A f. of some simple sort was insured by the fact that
84:2.0 2. THE EARLY MOTHER-FAMILY
84:2.5 The transition from the mother-family to the father-f.
84:3.0 3.THE FAMILY UNDER FATHER DOMINANCE
84:7.8 The Edenic ideal, the whole f. as gardeners, was a
84:7.9 Woman always wanted the individual f., eventually
84:7.29 In an ideal f. filial and parental affection are both
84:7.30 But even more, a true f.—a good f.—reveals to the
87:5.7 complimentary remarks regarding oneself or f.
92:6.20 to Shinto—worship of the state in the imperial f..
93:3.5 The members of the f. of Katro, with whom
93:3.5 higher truths and long perpetuated them in their f.,
93:5.2 the desire to establish contact with some human f.
93:5.4 Terah and his whole f. were halfhearted converts
93:5.10 Upon returning with his f. to Salem, Abraham began
94:7.4 Godad was descended through a f. that had never
95:5.1 a woman of the royal f. espoused the Melchizedek
95:5.3 joint gift of the Hebrew race and Egyptian royal f.;
95:5.11 more and more the f. of gods contracted.
96:3.1 Moses’ mother was of the royal f. of Egypt; his
98:1.2 the evolution of the Greek f. of gods and goddesses.
98:1.4 had a patriotic and racial feeling for Zeus and his f.
122:0.1 especially as to just why the f. of Joseph and Mary
122:0.2 dispatched the F. Commission of Twelve—selected
122:1.1 Jesus’ f. belonged to a long and illustrious line of the
122:5.1 after the economic condition of his f. had been
122:5.10 The larger part of Joseph’s f. became believers in the
122:5.10 but Mary and her f., especially her father, held to the
122:6.1 Jesus’ f. dwelt in the outskirts of the city, and this
122:6.3 In later years, as the f. grew in size, they would all
122:7.2 —Joseph was authorized to register for his f.—but
122:10.1 Knowing Herod pursued the Nazareth f., Zacharias
122:10.3 intrigue and murder, even in his own immediate f.,
122:10.4 Jesus lodged with well-to-do relatives of Joseph’s f..
123:0.1 they had arrived safely in Alexandria, where the f.
123:0.1 Joseph was able to support his f. as he secured
123:0.3 wish the Nazareth f. well and to pay their respects to
123:1.1 that neither the f. of Joseph nor that of Mary knew
123:1.1 The next day Joseph’s brother moved his f.,
123:1.1 settled down with her little f. to enjoy life in their
123:1.5 The next important event in the life of this Nazareth f
123:2.4 very comfortable crib in which to nestle while the f.
123:3.1 the possession of one of them by the carpenter’s f.
123:3.4 and their son John came to visit the Nazareth f..
123:3.7 death, did the Nazareth f. feel the pinch of poverty.
123:3.7 The f. grew larger and larger, and they spent much
123:3.9 to the welfare and tranquillity of the entire f..
123:4.9 The fourth member of the Nazareth f., Joseph, was
123:6.5 harpist and greatly enjoyed entertaining f. and friends
124:1.13 and more generous understanding of his own f.,
124:1.13 sought to adapt himself to the practices of his f..
124:3.10 how he was to carry out his obligations to his f.
124:4.1 a very unusual arrangement to obtain in a Jewish f.
124:4.1 wisdom of keeping such matters a secret in the f..
124:4.9 personal convictions and duty toward one’s f.,
124:5.2 Jesus had a sizable f. of small children left to his
124:5.4 a great day in the life of any ambitious Jewish f.,
124:5.6 responsibility for support and direction of a large f.,
124:5.6 had a larger and longer experience rearing this f.
124:5.6 effective teacher and eldest brother to this f.—his f.—
124:6.1 Joseph and his f. would have enjoyed going down
124:6.9 Joseph and his f. had stopped near the house of
124:6.9 They invited the Nazareth f. in for refreshment,
124:6.16 even ere the heavy responsibilities of the Nazareth f.
124:6.18 the desires of his parents and his obligations to his f.
125:2.1 Five Nazareth families were guests of the f. of Simon
125:4.1 arriving just as Simon’s f. made ready to partake of
125:4.2 where they had lodged as a f. during the Passover
125:6.12 earthly father and to the usages of his f. in the flesh.
126:1.6 The improved economic condition of the Nazareth f.
126:1.7 The prospects of the f. seemed good; the future was
126:2.2 and comfort of this so suddenly bereaved f..
126:2.2 attendant upon becoming the head of a human f.,
126:2.5 care of his f. and the preparation to do his Father’s
126:2.7 The economic affairs of the f. continued to run
126:3.1 taken a firm grasp upon the management of his f..
126:3.2 Ruth, the baby of the f., was born, and to the best of
126:3.2 equally good father to all the other members of his f..
126:3.4 gave up the idea of having each member of the f.
126:3.5 the watchcare of his father’s f. must take precedence
126:3.5 the support of his f. must become his first obligation.
126:3.11 after embarking on his life mission, to his f.?
126:5.1 Gradually Jesus and his f. returned to the simple life
126:5.8 shop, where he was near to help Mary with the f..
126:5.9 And the rigorous experience of supporting his f. was
126:5.10 within his power to adjust himself and his f. to the
126:5.11 given serious thought to this plan of moving his f.
126:5.11 characterized the home life of this Nazareth f..
127:0.1 found himself head and sole support of a large f..
127:1.7 made up his mind that he would, after rearing his f.
127:1.8 Jesus was a real though youthful father to the f.;
127:1.8 at the carpenter’s bench earning a living for the f.
127:2.5 came forward agreeing to support Jesus’ f. if he
127:2.7 His f. was in a turmoil, his youthful friends in
127:2.8 plea, maintaining that his first duty was to his f.,
127:2.8 loyalty to a dead father forbade his leaving the f.
127:2.8 able to discharge faithfully his obligation to his f..
127:2.8 Nazareth well knew he was a good father to his f.,
127:2.9 were old enough to assume responsibility for the f.,
127:2.9 you will have not just one leader from Joseph’s f.,
127:3.2 assume responsibility for the f. so that Jesus could
127:3.4 over this household as the head of the Passover f.,
127:3.7 with James’s help, continued to provide for the f..
127:3.11 Elizabeth and John came to visit the Nazareth f..
127:3.11 not know the Nazareth f. was practically penniless.
127:3.12 to occupy many years with the rearing of his f.;
127:3.13 death for the second time struck at this Nazareth f..
127:3.13 Mary recognized Jesus as the real head of the f.;
127:4.1 devoted to the support and upbringing of their f. of
127:4.2 and everything relating to the welfare of the f..
127:4.4 personal consideration endeared Jesus to all his f..
127:4.5 But nonresistance was not a rule of the f..
127:4.8 so comely as Miriam, who was the belle of the f.,
127:5.1 son, now become the indispensable head of the f.?
127:5.2 dread of losing the head and sole support of her f.;
127:5.2 would gladly supply the f. with sufficient income
127:5.3 of his obligation personally to rear his father’s f.,
127:5.5 his paramount duty was the rearing of his father’s f.,
127:6.3 Next to his own f. he loved these three most of all.
127:6.7 introduce this new idea of the Passover in their f..
127:6.12 of guiding and directing the children of his earth f..
128:1.7 life just as all others of the human f. may live theirs,
128:1.13 hands to provide the necessities of life for his f.,
128:1.14 exhibit any degree of partiality in dealing with his f..
128:2.4 just past eighteen years old, as acting head of the f.
128:2.4 of obedience to James from each member of the f..
128:2.4 assumed full financial responsibility for the f.,
128:2.4 Jesus had begun the slow process of weaning his f.
128:2.7 withdrawal from participation in the affairs of his f..
128:2.7 had two years’ experience as acting head of the f.—
128:3.3 not feel justified in going so far away from his f.
128:3.7 Simon kept the f. up late that night relating his
128:3.8 Jesus’ f. never could comprehend his great interest in
128:3.9 More and more the Nazareth f. became engrossed
128:4.4 Jesus never spoke about this offer to his f.,
128:4.7 to bring any undue influence to bear upon his f. or
128:4.8 over his earnings to James for the support of the f.,
128:5.7 have a chance to serve as the acting head of the f..
128:6.1 year began with the Nazareth f. all in good health
128:6.8 Jesus did not tell the f. about his brother’s arrest
128:6.8 After this talk with Jesus Jude himself told the f..
128:6.9 Jesus attended with any member of his own f..
128:7.4 loving counsel of Jesus prevented a break in the f.;
128:7.5 about completed the difficult task of weaning his f.
128:7.8 time this year with the individual members of his f..
128:7.11 Joseph was installed by Jesus as head of the f..
128:7.13 assume full financial responsibility for the f., thus
128:7.13 was so arranged that the actual expenses of the f.
128:7.13 which may befall any individual member of the f..
129:0.1 the management of the domestic affairs of the f.
129:0.2 Jesus naturally loved his people; he loved his f.,
129:0.2 and since Jesus had given himself so fully to his f.,
129:0.3 All the f. had slowly awakened to the realization that
129:1.1 Jesus took unceremonious leave of his f., explaining
129:1.7 This officer belonged to a wealthy Roman f.,
129:1.10 The Zebedee f. almost worshiped Jesus, and they
129:2.1 money, which each month he would send to the f. at
129:2.2 When Jesus took leave of Zebedee’s f., he agreed to
129:2.3 matter of sending some money to the f. each month
129:2.3 I will watch over your f. even as I would foster my
129:2.4 in property and use the income for assisting the f.
129:2.4 sent up to John to be used as needed by the f.,
129:2.5 When the f. heard that Jesus had departed from
129:2.5 assumed full responsibility for the care of the f..
129:2.8 Jerusalem from Capernaum, Zebedee and his entire f.
129:2.8 where they celebrated the Passover as one happy f..
129:2.9 Jesus told him about his f. and that it was hardly
129:2.9 funds to his friends for the safeguarding of his f.
129:2.10 the f. at Nazareth had just about given him up as
129:2.11 During this time the Nazareth f. got along very well;
129:3.3 which he never revealed to any member of his f.
129:3.3 His own f. inclined to the belief that he was in
129:3.4 Jesus did nothing to change the opinion of his f. that
130:0.7 Jesus, pleading the necessity for returning to his f. in
132:6.2 eldest boy so that he could help in the care of the f..
133:3.1 to be very fond of Crispus, his wife, and their f. of
133:3.2 Crispus with his entire f. embraced the new religion,
134:1.1 Capernaum, where he paused to call on Zebedee’s f..
134:1.2 His f. always believed that he spent this time in study
134:1.3 Jesus visited with his f. and friends, spent some time
134:1.4 they all regarded James as the head of the f. in most
134:1.5 Jesus visited with the individual members of his f.
134:1.6 Joseph and his f. moved into the old Nazareth
134:2.2 had an interesting experience with his caravan f.—
134:2.5 But Jesus never again lived with his f.;
135:0.3 with his parents, to Jesus and the Nazareth f..
135:1.1 the f. proceeded to Jerusalem, where, before the
135:2.1 forbade contact with the dead, even in one’s own f..
135:4.1 regarding contact with the dead, even in one’s own f.
137:1.7 apostle was employed to distinguish the chosen f. of
137:3.2 Jesus told Joseph and other members of Jesus’ f.
137:3.2 And these members of Jesus’ f. talked all this over,
137:3.7 Not since he was thirteen years old had Jesus’ f.
137:4.3 he recognized that his f. and his six disciple-apostles
137:5.1 Jesus’ f. and all his friends in Cana were much
137:7.1 Owing to sickness in his f., Jude seldom was able
138:0.1 of an ever-widening gulf between Jesus and his f..
138:0.2 Until after the resurrection, Jesus’ entire f. had little
138:0.2 understanding appreciation save in his own f..
138:1.4 Joseph and Simon and other members of his f. living
138:1.4 will, to retain the confidence and affection of his f..
138:3.2 Matthew wished to give a dinner to his f. and friends
138:3.4 The Levi f. had long been engaged in business and
138:4.3 the twin brothers were received into the apostolic f..
138:9.2 of public inactivity was a great trial to Jesus’ f..
138:9.2 his entire f. (except Ruth) had practically deserted
138:10.5 reports as to the requirements of each apostle’s f.
139:1.1 Andrew was the oldest child in a f. of five—himself,
139:4.1 the agent of Jesus in dealing with the Master’s f.,
139:4.5 John was the youngest member of his father’s f. and
139:4.9 made provision for the care of his mother and f..
139:5.4 Philip came from a f. of seven, three boys and four
139:5.4 and after the resurrection Philip baptized his entire f.
139:5.4 but Philip’s mother was of a very mediocre f..
139:5.4 The commissary department of the apostolic f.
139:6.2 Nathaniel was youngest of a f. of seven, unmarried,
139:6.3 Nathaniel was very proud of his f., his reputation,
139:7.1 Matthew belonged to a f. of tax gatherers, but was
139:11.1 an able man of good ancestry and lived with his f. at
139:12.2 and the only Judean in the Master’s apostolic f..
140:6.13 that we should live together as one understanding f..
140:8.14 Jesus did not hesitate to give up his f. when the
140:8.14 when the f. ran counter to the Father’s will.
141:0.2 none of my father Joseph’s f. have remembered to
141:0.2 Other members of his f. were kept away by pride,
142:2.2 father not only loves his f. as a whole—as a f.—but
142:2.2 —but he also truly loves and affectionately cares for
142:5.2 anxiety or suspense regarding his status in the f.
142:7.17 teaching you as spiritual children in the spirit f. of
145:0.3 Ruth was the only member of Jesus’ f. who
145:0.3 the chief comfort of Jesus, as regards his earth f.,
145:2.4 while a kindhearted father loves his f. as a whole,
145:2.4 he so regards them as a group because of his strong
145:2.4 affection for each individual member of that f..
145:2.8 the individual member of any f. must often suffer the
146:3.4 you have entered into the kingdom f. of the Father,
146:5.2 with a whole heart, and all his f. also believed.
147:0.2 believers among Herod’s official f. that had helped
147:2.1 their common funds in the bank of a friend of his f.
147:6.2 attached themselves to Jesus’ f. of followers,
148:0.1 greatly enlarged to accommodate the growing f. of
148:0.4 Jesus’ f. spent most of this time at either Cana or
148:0.5 of common interests, as was the apostolic f..
149:6.8 high and mighty king; this kingdom is a divine f..
150:4.3 When all of a f. receive the gospel of the kingdom,
150:4.3 when some of the f. enter the kingdom and others
150:4.3 Labor earnestly to save the whole f. lest a man’s
150:4.3 when you have done your utmost for all of every f.
150:7.4 to remember his early devotion to his father’s f.,
150:7.4 The attitude of Jesus’ f. toward him had also
152:1.2 called the f. together and explained that the maiden
152:5.6 king-craving proclivities of Jesus’ immediate f. of
154:0.2 One of Herod’s official f., Chuza, whose wife
154:2.4 supernatural ministration to any member of his f.
154:5.1 Rachel hastened word to all of Jesus’ f. who dwelt
154:6.0 6. JESUS’ FAMILY ARRIVES
154:6.1 when five members of Jesus’ earth f. arrived on
154:6.1 Of all his f. in the flesh, only one, Ruth, believed
154:6.1 disgrace could come upon the entire f. as a result
154:6.1 Mary insisted that he had always treated his f. fairly
154:6.2 his f. allowed matters to drift along, but now that
154:6.3 bring only trouble to himself and dishonor upon his f.
154:6.5 his earth f. could not comprehend that he must be
154:6.5 neither shall any harm come upon my f..
154:6.9 Jesus did not forsake his earth f. to do his Father’s
154:6.10 it was in the human mind of Jesus to see his f.
154:6.11 all this explains why Jesus did not see his f. waiting
154:7.5 Jesus’ f. returned to their home in Capernaum and
157:0.1 August 7, for the purpose of meeting his f..
157:0.1 the presence of the entire Nazareth f.—Mary and all
157:0.1 noting the tension and nervousness of the entire f.,
157:0.1 effectively prevented any of the f. from attempting
157:0.2 and therefore he made no attempt to visit his f..
157:0.2 through no fault of either, Jesus and his earth f. failed
159:1.4 king looked upon this negligent servant and his f.,
160:2.4 The most effective of all social groups is the f.,
163:2.3 go to my home for a short while to comfort my f..”
163:3.3 who desire to live with me as you do and as one f..
164:3.8 pool of Siloam, he returned to his friends and f.,
165:4.7 to providing the physical necessities for one’s f.,
165:6.2 the true and tried servant over the affairs of his f.,
165:6.3 where two members of a f. believe in me and three
167:5.1 have the faith to receive sonship in the divine f..
168:0.12 their mourning, for they were real friends of the f..
168:3.7 taking leave of the Bethany f., they started on their
170:2.12 king, and subjects, the concept of the heavenly f.,
170:3.9 being a member of the f. of believers leads
170:5.17 individual believer in the Father’s f. of the kingdom.
171:8.1 while Jesus taught Zaccheus and his f. the gospel of
172:0.2 the Bethany f.—Lazarus, Martha, and Mary—
172:5.13 A prominent Sadducee (a friend of Judas’s f.)
177:2.1 understand his parents and other members of his f.
177:2.5 the f. represents to the young child all that he can
177:3.3 the mother of Jesus and every member of his f..
177:3.4 the word that his mother and Jesus’ entire f. were on
177:3.4 David told no one, therefore, that Jesus’ f. was on
177:4.2 certain Sadducean friends of his father’s f. that he
177:5.1 his youngest sister, or other members of his f..
177:5.6 Jesus would ever sleep through with his chosen f. on
179:0.4 while Jesus lingered behind to talk with the Mark f..
181:2.2 so to act in many matters concerning my earthly f..
181:2.3 I may leave any message with you regarding my f..
182:2.11 said to Jesus: “You know, Master, I sent for your f.,
182:3.9 Jesus was isolated from his f. in the flesh;
183:4.5 then relayed to the hiding apostles and to Jesus’ f..
183:4.7 breathless and in advance of the rest of Jesus’ f.,
183:4.7 David Zebedee sent word to Jesus’ f., by Jude,
183:4.8 apostles, the chief disciples,and the earthly f. of Jesus
185:3.4 my kingdom is the f. of the faith sons of my Father
186:0.1 Bethany, where the entire f. of Jesus was assembled
186:0.2 But the f. of Jesus did not reach Bethany until just
186:0.3 sister Ruth refused to remain with the rest of the f..
186:0.3 The rest of the Master’s f. remained in Bethany
186:3.3 to the apostles, the Greeks, and Jesus’ earthly f.,
187:1.10 returned home, he led his f. into the kingdom.
187:6.1 the mother of Jesus stopped with the rest of her f..
188:3.3 returned to Bethany to join their f. this Saturday
190:1.9 went out to Bethany to join the waiting f. of Jesus.
190:1.10 James, Jesus’ eldest brother, remained with his f. in
190:1.10 The rest of Jesus’ f. returned to Galilee.
190:2.2 The whole f. was startled and well-nigh confounded
190:2.2 Mary excitedly relating to the f. her experiences of
190:2.6 when he appeared visibly before his earthly f. and
190:3.1 recently happened while Mary was with Jesus’ f.
190:4.2 Already the Master has appeared to his f.,
192:0.1 Since Jesus appeared only to his f. of believers,
193:1.2 Your brother, being of your own f., you will not
194:3.15 bestowed upon the members of Jesus’ earthly f..
family—taxonomic
49:2.17 have a group of diminutive mammals (the bat f.)
59:4.3 of all was the sudden appearance of the fish f..
59:4.9 years ago witnessed the appearance of the fish f.,
59:4.10 The forerunners of the fish f. were two modified
59:4.13 Now, and suddenly, the prolific fern f. appeared
60:2.9 Marked changes occurred in the fish f., a sturgeon
60:2.9 they threatened the destruction of the entire fish f..
60:3.19 Suddenly and without previous gradation, the f. of
60:3.20 increase was due to the appearance of the grass f.
61:2.5 with the dinosaur f. on the decline, the mammals
61:2.6 occurred in the various branches of the saurian f..
61:2.7 In Europe the ancestor of the canine f. evolved,
61:2.7 very little change having since occurred in this f..
61:2.9 While the rhinoceros f. appeared at the close of this
61:2.10 While this f. cannot be regarded as true lemurs,
61:3.4 rhinoceroses, and many varieties of the cat f..
61:3.10 soon destroyed by the rapidly increasing cat f..
61:3.13 The dog f. was represented by several groups,
61:4.4 The cat f. dominated the animal life, and marine life
62:3.5 the larger species of the cat f., lions and tigers, had
62:4.2 and immediate animal ancestors of the human f. itself
63:4.6 word of Urantia, the tongue of the early human f.,
65:2.5 specimens, together with the later appearing fish f.,
65:2.6 From this fish f. there sprang two modifications,
65:2.8 The frogs gave rise to the Reptilia, a great animal f.
65:2.8 gave origin to the whole bird f. and the numerous
65:2.10 kingdom of reptiles, descended from the frog f.,
65:2.10 and turtles; one partially progressive, the bird f.,
65:2.12 and seals, and into air navigators like the bat f..
family of God
3:2.9 We are all a part of the f., and we must therefore
134:4.1 The f. is derived from the love of God—God is love.
170:2.24 Among others, he used: the f., the Father’s will,
170:3.3 Faith is the price you pay for entrance into the f.;
family—the institution; see family life; see father-family;
see mother-family
33:3.6 This is, in deed and in truth, the high ideal of the f.
47:4.7 planetary experiences pertaining to f. association,
52:2.8 The growth of the f. idea is incompatible with the
62:2.3 quite tender in f. associations, possessing a sense
66:7.6 familiarized with such associations as f. groups,
68:2.8 of lasting value in civilization has its roots in the f..
68:2.8 The f. was the first successful peace group, the man
69:5.5 2. Love of f.—desire to provide for their wants.
69:6.3 The early home was not a building but the f gathered
69:9.3 1. The f..
69:9.7 the community, and the mother dominated the f..
70:3.1 The evolving f. displaced the horde in child rearing,
70:3.1 clans and tribes took its place as the social unit.
70:3.2 Sex hunger and mother love establish the f..
70:4.1 The first peace group was the f., then the clan, tribe,
70:6.3 The f. had a biologic head; the clan, a selected leader
70:9.6 4. Sex control—marriage, the f. institution.
84:7.29 every proposal and regulation of a f. nature.
82:0.2 survival of civilization, the f. is the master civilizer.
82:0.3 f. as an educational institution must be maintained.
83:0.2 forever safeguards marriage and the resultant f.
83:1.4 The f., which grows out of marriage, is itself a
83:1.4 The human f. is a distinctly human institution,
83:8.8 In concept, at least, the f. is becoming a loyal
84:0.2 The f. is the channel through which the river of
84:1.9 man and a woman, co-operating, even aside from f.
84:2.2 The primitive f., growing out of the instinctive blood
84:6.8 The f. is vitally linked to the mechanism of self-
84:6.8 it is the sole hope of race perpetuation under the
84:6.8 it most effectively provides certain highly satisfactory
84:6.8 The f. is man’s greatest purely human achievement,
84:6.8 combining as it does the evolution of the biologic
84:7.1 and the f. thus automatically comes into existence.
84:7.3 chivalry, stabilize the institutions of marriage and f.
84:7.8 The Edenic ideal, the whole f. as gardeners, was a
84:7.9 The early f. embraced a related working group,
84:7.9 Woman always wanted the individual f.,
84:7.28 The f. provides for the biologic perpetuation of the
84:7.28 The f. is the fundamental unit of fraternity in
92:3.7 capital; religion has not always been helpful to the f.;
134:5.5 and natural organization of political power—the f.—
134:5.8 the evolution of political sovereignty from the f. to
134:5.9 first by the individual within the f. and then by the
140:8.14 f. occupied the very center of Jesus’ philosophy
140:8.14 Jesus based his teachings about God on the f.,
140:8.14 to the fact that the f. is a temporal institution;
142:7.0 7. THE LESSON ON THE FAMILY
142:7.4 Master discoursed at some length on the earthly f.
142:7.4 as an illustration of the heavenly f., restating the
142:7.4 commandment of love for the father, head of the f.
142:7.5 Jesus stated that a true f. is founded on the following
142:7.6 mortal likenesses are bound up in the f.: Children
142:7.12 The f. continues from one generation to another.
142:7.12 an individual life but not necessarily the f..
142:7.17 Will you not allow me to use the earth f. as an
177:2.5 the f. represents to the young child all that he can
family—adjective
family adventure
84:2.7 led to greater social expression and increased f..
family affair(s)
83:5.3 was customarily a f., one wife for several brothers.
83:5.4 This was a relic of the time when marriage was a f.
98:6.1 it was more of a f., city-state, and imperial affair.
128:2.6 he did not again assume the personal direction of f.
128:7.3 All this year the f. ran smoothly except for Jude.
139:4.2 John was so closely associated with Jesus in his f.,
family affection
193:1.2 you will not only love with a f., but you will serve
family altar
126:3.3 In a way it was an evolution of the f.;
family animals
78:7.5 that the f. be put on board each night as the flood
family associations
62:2.3 tender in f., possessing a sense of self-abasement
family authority
70:6.2 Rulership grew out of the idea of f. or wealth.
71:1.23 a valuable transition from f. to state authority.
family basis
188:5.1 all relations between God and man upon the f..
family burying grounds
69:9.14 granted by tribes to individuals were graves—f..
family circle
5:6.9 of being which constitutes the vast and universal f.
Family Commission of Twelve
122:0.2 Gabriel appointed and dispatched to Urantia the F.
family conduct
170:3.9 inevitably to the practice of the precepts of the f.,
family conference(s)
128:2.2 As a result of several f. it was decided that it was
128:2.4 Jesus held one of his periodic f. and solemnly
134:1.6 Jesus called a f. at which he proposed that his
family co-operation
123:3.9 impulses to the demands of f. and home discipline.
family-council
84:7.29 generally return to the f. practices of the Andites.
family cow
123:5.15 This year Jesus learned to milk the f. and care for
family crests
69:9.13 by family insignia, and this is the early origin of f..
family devotion
121:3.10 the f. and natural affection of the Jews transcended
127:5.3 father was deeply touched by Jesus’ words of f. and
family discipline
3:2.9 family of God, and we must sometimes share in the f.
76:2.8 Cain had been defiant of the f. and disdainful of
84:7.25 The olden ideas of f. were biologic, growing out of
family expenditures
128:2.6 James’s management of f. and his administration
family failure
139:4.9 deeply sympathized with Jesus because of his f.’
family fellowship
170:2.24 once spoke of such an experience as “f. with God
family feuds
63:4.8 F. increased, tribal wars broke out, and serious
family finances
128:6.3 The f. were in the best condition since the
129:0.1 Jesus continued to contribute to the f. and to take
family funds
126:3.12 the end of this year Mary saw the f. diminishing.
family garden
126:5.10 of their home, which was divided up as a f. plot.
family gods
98:3.1 worship of the f. into the tribal reverence for Mars,
family government
84:7.29 not maintain the patriarchal or autocratic form of f..
84:7.29 Andites were ideally fraternal in all their f..
family grounds
74:6.1 The Adamic f. embraced a little over five square
family-group or family group
43:8.12 association of a morontia mortal with a univitatia f.
50:4.6 Individual instruction in connection with f. teaching,
54:6.3 a loving parent and of being a member of a f..
79:8.10 of superior family relationships and of enduring f.,
81:3.2 trade, social communities were tribal—expanded f..
81:6.17 illustrated by the indulgence in “baby talk” in a f..
84:7.1 the Chinese peoples lies in the strength of their f..
122:2.1 of the more prosperous branch of the same large f.
134:5.6 Starting out with parental power in the f., political
195:10.14 the kingdom may well include these f. of various
family health problems
72:7.2 individual and f. are matters of personal concern only
family hearth
69:6.3 but the family gathered about the fire, the f..
69:6.3 found a new home, he carried a firebrand from the f..
94:1.1 as a priestess, and the f. was still utilized as an altar.
98:3.3 The Greeks long worshiped the fire of the f.—Hestia
family hut(s)
81:2.15 man adapted wood and stone to the creation of f..
87:1.3 the sick man was usually removed from the f.,
family income
123:3.7 Before the year was over, the f. had trebled.
family insignia
69:9.13 Private property was early marked by f., and this is
family institution
70:9.6 4. Sex control—marriage, the f. institution.
family kingdom
194:4.6 not a fellowship of brothers in the f. of the Father
family landmarks
69:9.13 Hebrews had great respect for these f.: “Cursed be
family life
49:4.4 multiple births being the exception, and the f. is
52:2.6 of the prince’s epoch is the emergence of f..
52:2.7 gives way to the dual concept of national life and f..
66:7.4 The definite order of f. and the living of one family
68:2.9 the pleasures of marriage and the satisfactions of f..
69:1.4 safeguards of the home and the school, of f., ethics
69:5.10 traffic hindered the development of f. and polluted
79:8.3 a well-developed f. equaled the birth of ancestor
82:0.1 while the f. is the sum total resulting from all such
83:5.2 of marriage had to intervene in the unfolding of f.
83:5.2 F. slowly and surely developed because sex and
83:7.6 that continuous intimacy which is inescapable in all f.
83:8.6 the exacting demands of the interassociations of f.;
83:8.7 dreams are the visualization of the future goal of f..
83:8.7 the commonplace requirements of marriage and f..
84:0.0 MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFE
84:3.1 a new system of mores, the patriarchal type of f.;
84:7.0 7. THE IDEALS OF FAMILY LIFE
84:7.2 woman the interested party in promoting primitive f..
84:7.8 F. was not much to boast of before the days of the
84:7.9 Marriage and f. have not always been identical but
84:7.25 The advancing ideals of f. are leading to the concept
84:7.27 F. has become more and more costly, while children
84:7.28 Marriage, with children and consequent f., is
84:7.30 F. is the progenitor of true morality, the ancestor of
84:7.30 enforced associations of f. stabilize personality and
84:8.1 The great threat against f. is the menacing rising tide
84:8.2 leveled at the social evolutionary institution of f.,
84:8.6 decadence of f., and the destruction of the home—
95:5.8 The f. of Egypt did much to preserve and augment
95:5.8 the inspiration of the later superb f. of the Jews in
99:4.2 religion is the great unifier of f., provided it is a
99:4.2 F. cannot be had without children; it can be lived
99:4.2 the early decades of the twentieth century, f., next
99:4.7 changing of f., together with urbanization and
99:6.2 to glorify the potentials of f.; to promote religious
120:3.3 give precedence to the accepted customs of f. as you
120:3.3 Live your f. and community life in accordance with
122:0.2 the task of making an investigation of Jewish f..
133:3.1 enjoyed observing how a Jew conducted his f..
133:3.2 While Ganid studied f., Jesus was teaching Crispus
140:8.14 Jesus exalted f. as the highest human duty but
142:7.5 the discussion of the fundamental characteristics of f.
142:7.13 discussed the application of these features of f.
160:2.6 I do not hesitate thus to glorify f., for your Master
family love
196:0.7 loyalties—personal honor, f., religious obligation,
family loyalty
79:8.10 The filial devotion and f. exacted by the growing cult
79:8.16 have never excelled the Chinese in f., group ethics,
125:6.12 his dedication to duty to his obligations of f. and
family matter
72:3.5 Religion is so entirely a f. among these people that
83:2.1 Marriage was originally a group affair; then a f.;
family meeting
134:9.1 Jesus had a f. in Capernaum over the Sabbath
family mistakes
145:2.8 must often suffer the material consequences of f.
family morality
2:6.2 that touching level of intimate f. of the parent-child
family nature
84:7.29 discussing every proposal and regulation of a f..
family necessities
128:7.13 Apply my funds to the f. or pleasures as you see
family obligations
124:4.9 harmonious blending of personal convictions and f.
family organization
33:3.6 becomes the transcendent pattern for the f. and
71:1.7 4. Practical f.. These red men clung to the mother-
family petition(s)
126:3.4 prayer that became from that time on the standard f..
144:3.16 never taught a formal personal prayer, only f.,
family picture
84:7.24 parents are absent from the f. so much of the time.
family pleasures
128:7.13 Apply my funds to the f. necessities or pleasures
family practices
84:7.29 return to the f.-council practices of the Andites.
family prayers
124:4.8 modify their practice of religious forms, such as f.
family pride
84:7.15 4. F. pride required extension of name.
126:0.2 sunshine of maternal delusion and unrecognized f.
154:6.1 between love and fear, between mother love and f.
family problems
72:7.2 f. health problems are matters of personal concern
127:3.2 talked over many of their problems, personal, f.,
family property
84:3.7 bearer, carrying the f. and tending the children,
127:3.1 f., except the home and garden, was disposed of.
family quarantine
84:4.8 was subjected to complete f. and social quarantine
family regulations
123:3.9 willingly co-operative with parental wishes and f..
family relations
8:1.11 of the child will be able to adjust to the concept of f.,
family relationship(s)
4:4.5 in all his vast f. with the creatures of time the God of
79:8.10 worship insured the building up of superior f.
103:4.4 not a legitimate part of such an intimate f. are
120:3.3 2. As concerns f., give precedence to the accepted
140:8.14 that f. must not interfere with religious obligations.
142:7.4 when it is presented in terms expressive of the f.—
family religions
98:4.1 having lost their primitive f. and state religions
family rendezvous
74:1.5 The children spent some time together at the f.
family responsibility or responsibilities
126:3.5 F. had quite effectively removed all thought of
127:2.5 offered him, pleading as an excuse his heavy f.,
127:6.8 if he would get married if he were free from his f..
128:2.4 train James and Joseph in the bearing of the f..
128:5.1 Jesus’ first year of comparative freedom from f..
family rules
127:4.3 and deliberate violations of the f. of conduct,
family secrets
127:1.4 they had received from Mary such intimations as f.,
family shop
123:4.3 Jesus delighted to play in the far corner of the f.,
126:5.8 The f. supply shop had already been taken over by
127:3.1 a payment on the old f. supply and repair shop
127:3.7 Jesus began work in the old f. and was cheered by
family slave
69:8.1 Woman was the first slave, a f. slave.
family stage
57:4.2 this nebula had attained the height of its sun-f..
family supervision
84:2.3 sons were more active in f. than was the husband.
family supply
127:3.1 to make a payment on the old f. and repair shop near
family teachings
127:4.9 Jesus did much to liberalize and modify the f. related
family tomb
168:1.1 By this time they were standing before the f., a small
188:1.2 they had decided to bury Jesus in Joseph’s new f.,
family troubles
141:3.3 “It is wise for the host to participate in the f. of his
family units
70:5.2 With the gradual emergence of the f. the foundations
84:0.2 Society itself is the aggregated structure of f. units.
family unity
84:3.1 and the basis of f. under the herder mores was the
family upkeep
128:7.3 not conscientious about earning his share of the f..
family worship
74:7.21 hour of Eden was noon; sunset was the hour of f..
famine
4:5.3 judgments of displeasure in times of f. and flood—
66:5.3 Man was taught to provide for the hazards of f.,
68:6.3 life became comparatively cheapened so that f.,
69:2.1 grew up as an insurance against the terrors of f..
69:5.4 Food storage was adequate insurance against f. and
89:5.4 seldom were cannibalistic except in times of f..
96:2.2 during an unusually severe f., these roving Bedouins
169:1.7 when he had spent all, there arose a prolonged f. in
famines
176:1.1 You should not be perturbed by f. or earthquakes;
famish
159:3.8 The world is filled with hungry souls who f. in the
famous
130:3.9 Alexander, whose brother, Philo, was a f. religious
130:3.9 at Alexandria this f. Hellenistic Jew lay sick abed.
133:6.1 made many trips out to the f. temple of Artemis of
133:6.1 Artemis was the most f. goddess of all Asia Minor
137:4.1 Everybody wanted to greet this near-f. Galilean,
139:1.7 After Pentecost Peter was f., but it never irritated the
156:4.3 Tyrian purple, the dye that made Tyre and Sidon f.
fanatic
154:0.2 either a prophet or a relatively harmless religious f.
154:4.2 1. That Jesus was a deluded and harmless religious f.
177:4.3 relatives that Jesus, while he was a well-meaning f.
185:3.6 or less than a harmless visionary, an innocent f..
196:0.8 never appeared the fury of the f. nor the superficial
fanatical
99:7.5 with far less danger of precipitating f. reactions.
100:7.4 with divine enthusiasm, but he never became f..
110:6.4 overspiritual development tends to produce a f.
148:8.4 a Phoenician woman, became so f. that she went out
184:3.11 2. That he was a f. revolutionist in that he advocated
196:0.7 indomitable spiritual faith of Jesus never became f.
fanaticism
88:2.7 to betray himself into the clutches of bigotry, f.,
91:1.6 crystallization, devitalization, materialism, and f..
91:7.1 lead to social isolation and culminate in religious f.,
99:3.14 5. Prevention of f. by the compensations of the
110:4.5 as to precipitate a convulsion of f. or to initiate
149:4.3 instability; that enthusiasm may drive on into f..
160:3.5 to become immune to the disastrous threats of f..
184:3.8 Hatred, f., and unscrupulous exaggeration so
196:0.6 faith so many times leads directly to disastrous f.,
fanatics
185:1.9 bloodthirsty religious f. to bring about the death of
fancied
85:2.3 and trees were venerated because of their real or f.
91:1.6 sense of sin, unjustified convictions of guilt, real or f.
130:6.3 grieve over your misfortunes, real and f..
139:12.6 the habit of getting even with those whom Judas f.
fancies
90:3.1 responsive to the whims of the ghosts and the f. of
fanciful
81:5.7 Liberty without restrictions is the vain and f. dream
101:10.8 hopeless phantasm or pinned his faith to a f. error.
fancy
66:5.11 providing many new commodities to attract the f. of
69:3.10 Women made the plain pottery and men the f..
160:5.9 Such beliefs are merely religions of wishful f..
fandors
66:5.6 Bon’s group were successful in training the great f.
66:5.6 they became extinct more than thirty thousand years
74:3.4 From the large passenger birds—the f.—Adam and
fanned
187:4.1 thief mustered up his courage, f. the flickering flame
Fanoving
32:2.12 are: Henselon, Sanselon, Portalon, Wolvering, F.,
Fantad—a spiritual leader of the green race
45:4.9 7. F., the deliverer of the green men from darkness
64:6.17 a great revival of culture under the leadership of F.,
fantasies
44:4.7 years of experience in these f. of the night season.
77:5.5 in quest of these people of his childhood f..
fantastic
63:3.5 being derived from their f. and variegated dream life.
83:7.7 The high degree of imagination and f. romance
93:9.6 seemed impossible and f. to the Hebrew priests,
101:1.1 neither is it a f. and mystic experience of feelings
118:10.23 But providence is not whimsical, neither is it f. nor
136:4.5 not the f. visions of a starved and weakened mind,
148:8.3 dreamed f. dreams when his sleep was disturbed.
150:3.9 a groundless system of ignorant and f. speculation.
172:3.3 Jesus entertained none of the illusions of a f. dreamer
195:4.1 a f. spiritual experience bordering on unreality and
far—non-exhaustive; see far above; far away; far below;
far better; far beyond; far from; far greater; far off;
far too; far out; far, by; far, thus; see—Far
11:7.6 If one could move f. enough at right angles to the
25:1.3 joint area in the f. northerly sector of Paradise.
27:6.1 Never do you climb so high or advance so f. that
28:6.7 individual drawing credits are always f. in excess of
31:3.1 varies, though the mortals f. outnumber the seraphim
31:9.10 there is a tradition that f. back in eternity there was
32:2.12 universe of Nebadon now swings f. to the south and
37:4.1 Their number varies constantly but is always f. up in
46:2.7 you are f. nearer your earth life of material things
46:2.8 the light period and, sometimes, f. into the recession.
47:3.9 the mansion world students are f. in advance of such
51:3.9 the visible heads of planetary affairs even f. into
51:6.2 They are usually not very f. apart, and they work
52:2.4 will more clearly discern how f. your world departs
55:1.5 I sojourned on a world in the f. north whereon
55:2.10 to resume their Paradise ascent f. in advance of the
55:4.19 they will continue this ministry f. into the seventh
59:4.1 And the continental drifts have not proceeded so f.
59:5.22 and the wind was able to spread spores f. and wide.
60:2.6 The same polar sea that extended so f. down over
61:7.2 in the east it extended as f. south as the Ohio River
63:5.1 The early Andon races did not penetrate f. into Asia,
63:5.6 They traveled f. and wide in search of flint, much as
64:1.6 the descendants of Andon and Fonta had migrated f.
64:4.9 alpine glaciers descended f. down the river valleys.
64:7.8 the fifth glacier did not extend so f. south in Europe,
64:7.15 had driven the indigo race out of Egypt and f. south
66:4.7 for this custom spread near and f. to affect the eating
67:5.3 starting not very f. in advance of where it was at the
70:1.4 war until society had evolved sufficiently f. to
71:3.8 No society has progressed very f. when it permits
73:5.3 The sanitary arrangements of the Garden were f. in
74:2.3 the carrier pigeons assembled from near and f.,
74:3.2 Adam and Eve walked and talked f. into the night,
76:3.4 service to the surrounding tribes, near and f..
76:4.5 spiritual visions of Adam and Eve were f. superior
77:1.6 They ranged f. and wide, studying and observing the
77:2.4 their children proved to be f. superior in almost
77:9.6 celestial travelers to learn about the f. places of the
78:3.3 the violet peoples ever penetrated f. into Europe or
82:3.15 a form of trial marriage and one that is f. beneath the
83:3.4 to suggest f. removal from the times of slave wives
83:7.5 Occidental ideal of marriage has suddenly f. outrun
83:8.8 of marriage need not presume to swing so f. to the
94:2.2 they went so absurdly f. with these presumptuous
94:5.6 known as Shinto, and in this country, f. distant from
95:6.8 a f. cry from the exalted teachings and noble psalms
102:8.6 never develop very f. in advance of the intellectual
105:1.6 And even that hypothesis probably falls f. short of
114:7.13 whose insight of cosmic citizenship f. transcends the
123:4.3 delighted to play in the f corner of the carpenter shop
123:5.12 F. to the east they could discern the Jordan valley
124:3.8 the boy so f. forgot the trends of Jewish thought
124:6.5 snow-capped Mount Hermon stood f. to the north,
127:2.12 So f., nothing supernatural had happened in this
127:3.5 Martha, Lazarus, and Jesus talked together f. into
128:3.8 the strangers, especially those from the f. countries.”
129:1.15 Periods of intense activity were not f. in the future,
131:8.1 The messengers of Melchizedek penetrated f. into
133:3.10 So f. the two courtesans had said nothing; Ganid
136:6.10 f. transcend the necessary gratification of man’s
139:5.2 He never seemed to see very f. into any proposition.
141:2.1 indeed his loyal subjects, but f. transcending that
144:1.7 co-ordinate what the Master had so f. taught them.
145:5.5 come from near and f. because of your mighty
147:2.2 when from near and f. those seeking healing for
148:4.10 ‘Bring my sons from f. and my daughters from the
160:5.5 undiscovered ideals which f. transcend the known
168:0.1 laid away in their private tomb at the f. end of the
168:1.1 rock which rose up some thirty feet at the f. end of
168:1.11 difficulties of execution which f. transcend the usual
169:1.7 funds and set out upon a journey to a f. country,
171:8.3 about a certain prince who went into a f. country to
174:3.3 the Pharisees so f. forgot themselves as to exclaim,
179:3.1 even the traitorous Judas so f. forgot his infamy
181:2.8 I have survived every disappointment so f., and I
188:2.2 would be f. worse than to have allowed him to live
far above
14:4.10 even personalities f. the human level require a
34:7.7 Faith sons live on spiritual planes f. the conflicts
51:4.2 the red man stands f. the indigo—black—race.
59:3.1 The land was not elevated f. the sea so that not
63:1.4 the Primates tribes implies a quality of mind f. the
68:3.3 elemental needs of the individual, and rises f.
69:8.4 standards of the Hebrews were crude, they were f.
72:7.9 the standard of living on this continent, which is f.
78:2.3 society, and cultural status of the Adamites were f.
79:3.5 the religious status of the inhabitants of India was f.
95:2.9 Egyptians had a religion f. that of the surrounding
95:5.9 He had a Deity concept f. that of the later Hebrews
106:8.2 that stagger the imaginations of beings f. the human
108:3.6 he said: “Now to you, superiors f. me, I come as
122:5.5 Joseph and Mary were educated f. the average for
161:2.7 unquestionably lives on a spiritual plane f. the rest of
165:5.2 the progress in the spirit is f. the need of raiment.
far away
15:3.5 The center of your minor sector is situated f. in the
15:6.14 they are usually too f. from a living, blazing sun,
32:2.11 the superuniverse of Orvonton, f., f. in the dense
34:1.1 flash, a phenomenon clearly discernible as f. as
58:4.3 the south and east and have drifted f. since that day.
126:1.2 Not f. he could look upon Taanach, where Deborah
128:3.3 feel justified in going so f. from his family just then
140:7.2 inquiring groups had come from cities as f. as Tyre
191:5.3 the Hindus preach devotion, the f. ascetics teach
192:1.2 f. from the shut-in environment of Jerusalem with
far below
42:11.6 indwelling mind from any and all intelligences f.
48:4.16 But among those who start their careers f. the goal
96:7.1 their idea of Deity fell f. below the Egyptian and
128:2.6 standards of this home city of Herod were so f.
far better
4:3.3 races are able to formulate f. ideas of the Father;
72:12.5 Urantia is therefore f. prepared for the more
99:6.1 It is f. to have a religion without a church than a
135:0.4 Elizabeth was f. educated than the average Judean
147:5.8 Better by f. to have a small but living and growing
181:2.15 it would be f. to placate the wrath of unbelievers
181:2.20 F. that you should have seen all this by faith, but
far beyond
12:2.2 telescopes penetrate f. the borders of the grand
14:1.14 f. out beyond the seventh belt of Havona worlds,
14:3.8 beautiful worlds that are f. human comprehension.
38:2.3 possess many powers f. human comprehension.
44:5.3 unique adventures in intellect liaison which are f.
58:7.9 rest directly upon those layers which date back f.
97:1.7 But Samuel did not progress very f. the concept of
98:1.6 philosophy presently advanced f. the god concept,
112:7.16 vast galaxies of universes f. out beyond the
123:5.12 they could discern the Jordan valley and f. lay the
137:7.14 confusion by the presentation of truth too f. their
146:1.4 Todan carried this message into Mesopotamia and f..
147:8.5 they would progress f. even the ideals of Isaiah
far from
12:7.12 for the Father is not very f. from any one of you;
32:3.7 When creature origin departs sufficiently f. the
41:2.2 which, with its attendant spheres, is situated not f.
47:8.6 more or less material; they are f. being true spirits;
62:5.9 to lead the twins northward and f. their hairy and
63:3.3 they hunted in groups and never strayed very f. from
64:6.15 They traveled f. the influences of the spiritual
68:1.7 But these improved societies were f. the realization
71:8.15 Urantia is f. the realization of these exalted ideals,
72:5.1 The industrial situation among this people is f. their
74:4.3 too unassuming; that he was not f. a god himself,
75:3.8 of the autumn evening, not f. the home of Adam.
77:5.4 he found the associations of the second garden f.
84:6.5 between men and women, f. occasioning concern,
93:10.6 it is f. clear to us as to what Machiventa’s destiny
93:10.6 that the foregoing conjectures are probably not f.
106:7.6 F. from harassing the creature, the infinity of God
122:6.1 The home of Jesus was not f. the high hill in the
122:7.2 Bethlehem being not f. the City of Judah, Mary
123:5.15 talked with him at the spring, which was not f. his
130:8.4 they reached Naples and felt they were not f. their
133:7.3 They were f. human habitations, and the boy was
133:8.2 “This city is not f. Palestine; maybe I shall come back
135:7.1 John was f. certain as to whether or not Jesus was
136:3.7 Many times they were not f. his abiding place, but
140:0.1 the apostles did not go out f. the shore to fish.
140:6.6 might be good for today, would be f. suitable for the
141:1.1 Capernaum was not f. Tiberias,and the fame of Jesus
142:3.4 Melchizedek to Abraham and was carried f. Salem
142:8.4 on the western slope of the Mount of Olives not f.
149:6.12 ‘You are near God in the mouth but f. him in the
153:3.3 honors me with their lips, but their heart is f. me.
156:4.1 four miles south of Tyre, not f. the tomb of Hiram
158:7.3 “Master, be it f. from us to contend with you, but I
159:4.2 they contain much that is f. being representative of
167:6.4 if his followers had not departed so f. that which he
171:6.1 near the center of the city and not f. where he lived.
174:4.3 I perceive that you are not f. the kingdom of God.”
174:4.4 he referred to this lawyer as “not f. the kingdom,”
180:3.4 Even though I must leave you, I will not be f. you.
184:0.3 palace of Annas on Mount Olivet, not f. the garden
far greater
15:3.2 a vast elongated plane, the breadth being f. than the
15:3.2 the thickness and the length f. than the breadth.
52:6.2 a much longer time and necessitates f. effort.
78:4.1 as having a f. percentage of Adamic blood than the
123:0.3 that the child of destiny would be able to exert a f.
133:2.2 to assume the f. share of the burden of bearing
133:5.6 stands for a force f. than the simple sum of its parts.
166:4.3 Do you not observe that f. numbers of the poor
168:1.11 and requires a f. organization of universe facilities.
far off—see also far-off
5:2.3 What a mistake to dream of God f. off in the skies
150:8.8 this day is not hidden from you, neither is it f. off.
far too or too far
15:6.14 are usually too f. away from a living, blazing sun,
53:2.5 too f. for his original and mischief-making pride to
53:3.6 Lucifer maintained that f. too much time and
137:7.14 confusion by the presentation of truth too f. beyond
139:6.3 of which is commendable if it is not carried too f..
149:4.4 how prudence and discretion, when carried too f.,
161:3.2 Jesus did not desire too f. to transcend the concept
195:8.7 And because the secularistic revolt went too f. and
far out
12:1.14 F. out in space, at an enormous distance from the
14:1.14 f. out beyond the seventh belt of Havona worlds,
31:10.16 circles of swarming universes upon universes f.
112:7.16 vast galaxies of universes f. beyond the periphery
far, by
29:4.19 the mechanical controllers are by f. the most
43:7.3 morontia students constitute by f. the largest group
120:4.5 by f. the most intriguing are the incarnational
147:5.8 Better by f. to have a small but living and growing
far, thus
68:1.5 man’s blunders have thus f. failed to stop civilization.
98:6.1 no religion has thus f. succeeded in surviving
114:3.4 but thus f. he has made no gesture in this direction.
117:03.11 Thus f. in universe history this has transpired but
124:1.4 serious of all the accusations which had thus f. been
127:5.4 Thus f. in his life, Jesus had made little distinction
167:0.2 thus f. there had been no miracles on this Perean
far-away
191:5.3 the Hindus preach devotion, the f. ascetics teach
far-distant
11:9.8 abode of the Father is the real and f. destiny of the
12:2.4 directors have nothing to do with these f. realms,
12:4.14 powerful telescopes, it will appear that these f.
12:4.15 revolutionary movements in a third outer belt of f.
13:1.13 in the f. future of your glorified career, you should
14:0.1 central planetary family is called Havona and is f.
15:3.4 the superuniverse of Orvonton from a position f. in
15:4.7 This f. nebula is visible to the naked eye, and when
21:6.3 sometime in the f. future, in the now mobilizing
23:2.22 an enseraphimed ambassador can reach this f.
23:2.23 years for a native ambassador to reach a f. local
24:5.2 who acts as the direct representative of the f. and
24:6.4 the realms of the central universe until that f. day
24:6.7 At that f. time I was attached to the service of the
25:4.1 And ever since that f. time, actual experience in the
25:6.6 cosmic import in all Orvonton since the f. times of
26:5.1 Back in those f. days the pilgrims from Paradise
29:2.12 required in Havona, but ever since these f. times,
31:1.1 undoubtedly be of greater service in the f. future.
37:9.11 to the f. time of the settling of the planet in light
40:8.4 are journeying inward towards the f. Isle of Paradise.
42:9.2 this material world indicative of its f. spiritual origin.
45:4.5 3. Onamonalonton, a f. leader of the red man and
51:6.3 situated not f. still another and older headquarters of
57:0.2 We will thus depict these f. events as occurring in
57:6.3 then, in that f. future when the moon approaches
59:6.8 even in the drying-up pools and ponds of these f.
61:2.4 Colorado belong to the later years of these f. times.
65:2.4 And from these f. times the ameba, the typical
68:3.3 ever since that f. day mankind has been striving
72:0.1 most advanced human race living on a not f. planet
83:4.7 played on honeymooners are all relics of those f.
86:2.1 reverting to the natural estate of their f. ancestors;
106:9.1 may happen in the utter remoteness of f. eternity.
108:3.7 these divine gifts from some f. and central source,
110:1.2 divine harbors of perfection on f. and eternal shores.
117:6.16 discovered by any one creature until that f. time
117:7.14 It is conjectured that at this f. time the spirit person
far-flung or far-flung creation(s) or far-flung universe(s)
1:3.6 Only by means of his f. personality circuit does God
1:5.9 Notwithstanding all these f. distributions, the Father
2:1.8 diverse intelligences of the many realms of his fu..
2:7.7 The f. physical universe coheres in the Isle of
3:1.2 Father is present in all parts and all hearts of his fc..
3:2.9 highest and eternal welfare of all his vast and fc..
4:1.11 it is this f. and generally unrecognizable control of
6:3.3 infinite affection in the f. ministry of the Infinite Spir.
6:6.3 the Father it is ancestor to the diverse and f. minds
6:7.2 upon the myriads of his creatures throughout a fu..
7:7.5 In all these widespread activities of the f. spiritual
8:6.1 Do not allow the widespread bestowal and the f.
9:6.1 spiritual creatures of mind endowment in the fu..
11:2.1 universal Ruler of all this vast and fc. of material
12:0.1 The immensity of the fc. of the Father is utterly
15:13.2 has chiefly to do with the intellectual status of a fc.
16:4.2 directors of the vast and f. spirit-creature creation.
16:9.15 same time conscious of the physical reality of the fu.,
17:0.11 the co-ordinating directors of this f. administrative
17:2.3 with the maintenance of the reflectivity in the fc.;
17:2.5 factualization of such a gigantic and f. alignment
17:8.3 to co-ordinate the f. activities of God the Sevenfold:
18:3.5 the superuniverse focal points of the f. reflectivity
18:7.3 They do not have a f. system of intercommunication,
19:1.4 In such a fu. of universes there is always danger of
22:1.14 Their scope of service is f.; Trinitized Sons of
23:1.1 personal contact with, the fc. of time and space.
23:4.1 all the personalities of the f. spiritual world akin.
24:5.5 direct, but f. system of advisory and administrative
25:4.15 of all who inhabit the vast domains of the fc..
27:5.4 maintenance of the f. superuniverse organizations of
29:2.9 of the f. functions of the Master Physical Controllers
30:4.32 and co-operative service to the ends of the fc..
32:3.4 and regulation of the spiritual affairs of the fc..
32:4.2 all these channels for the welfare of all his fc..
39:1.3 seraphim are associated with the f. services of the
40:0.9 throughout all time and in all universes of the fc. of
40:10.6 Finaliters acquire a marvelous and f. experience of
41:9.2 swing true to the circuit of the great ellipse of the fc..
42:1.9 somewhat limited, but orderly and fu. of universes.
43:9.1 and hear the story of their f. career as it is depicted
56:2.1 attains reality expansion through Paradise in the f.
56:3.3 And this f. spirit functions as a phenomenon on the
56:10.11 the synthesis of the f. diversification of phenomenal
57:4.4 relative stabilization of the f. starry systems derived
58:3.4 none of these tremendous and f. energy activities
67:7.7 notwithstanding f. repercussions in administrative,
67:8.4 then weigh the effect of the f. presentation of the
68:2.5 its most dangerous phases of f. interassociation
89:1.7 upon man except for these f. and multifarious taboos
97:7.9 This Isaiah conducted a f. propaganda of the
99:7.2 man needs the sustenance of a f. cosmic perspective.
105:3.5 of intellect upon the creatures of a f. cosmos.
105:7.18 stupendous repercussions of the f. cosmic panorama
108:3.8 who unitedly are functioning as fu. correlators.
108:4.5 We are cognizant of many spirit phenomena in the fu
109:7.2 and sovereign stabilizers and compensators of the fu.
112:7.16 the various personalities who now rule these fc..
116:4.3 Master Spirits continue as source-centers for the f.
116:7.4 the grand universe responds to the f. spirit-gravity
117:3.1 The f. diversification of eternal energy, divine spirit,
120:3.9 highly perfected and perfecting worlds of your fu..
124:1.8 and organizer of all these things throughout a fu..
136:3.3 Jesus fully comprehended all these f. relationships,
136:6.3 instruct and inspire the manifold creatures of a fu..
139:12.14 Judas’s name has become eschewed throughout a fu.
140:10.3 every person of every age on every world of a fu..
149:6.8 worshiped center and head of this f. brotherhood
154:1.3 of the gospel in its f. spiritual implications.
159:2.2 the outward and f. social relations of believers
169:4.12 God rules the fc., but it is the Father who sends his
184:4.6 as maker, upholder, and savior of a vast and fu..
far-more-arduous
26:7.1 the still-more-taxing and f. spiritual exertion that
far-off
12:1.13 And it is near this outer border, in a f. corner of
130:1.2 escape the present duty by running away to f.
far-reaching
4:1.7 able to discover ultimate harmony and to detect f.
4:3.3 is due to the f. consequences of the Lucifer rebellion
17:2.2 a new and f. reaction occurred in the Deity Absolute
25:3.0 3. THE F. SERVICE OF CONCILIATORS
36:2.17 such f. projects of life metamorphosis may require
46:5.9 They are surrounded by f. enclosures, which mount
75:3.9 scheme of world saving to the larger and more f.
76:5.6 but no comprehensive plan for f. world welfare was
102:1.6 searching hunger for perfection together with a f.
124:5.3 Momentous decisions, coupled with f. plans, were
132:4.5 led this able doctor to attempt a more f. ministry to
160:4.15 the f. vision of religion exerts its supreme influence.
170:2.8 that human salvation is the revelation of a f. divine
185:1.9 Rome made a great blunder, a f. error in earthly
far-scattered
73:2.3 and from sixty-one f. settlements, Van and Amadon
far-seeing—see also farseeing
111:7.5 the long-distance view of a f. Monitor counteracted
far-spreading
191:4.3 your fellow believers in the f. household of faith?
Far East
128:3.3 more remote countries of the Far West and the F.,
134:2.3 and the Asiatics from the F. alike gave attention to
Far-Eastern
125:2.12 He was interested in those who hailed from the F.
131:7.1 Only recently had the manuscripts of this F. religion
134:2.3 to gain a better understanding of the F. peoples.
Far-Easterner
130:2.2 and since this F. talked Greek fairly well, Jesus had
Far West
128:3.3 cities and the even more remote countries of the F.
134:2.3 The Europeans from the F. and the Asiatics from the
Far-Western
125:2.12 and Parthia, as well as in the F. provinces of Rome.
faraway
14:2.4 Neither would the physical stimuli of those f. worlds
34:6.13 lights of eternal life as they glimmer on the f. shores
55:2.8 Perhaps such a status may be attained during the f.
57:3.2 The near-by star students of that f. era, as they
57:8.4 At the opening of this f. era, Urantia should be
58:7.5 upheavals and surface fluctuations of those f. times.
59:5.16 in the bogs and on the swamp shores of this f. age.
66:7.20 no concept of the marvelous progress of those f.
80:1.5 yellow man was likewise difficult of access in f. Asia
80:2.2 northern Mesopotamia and India to f. Ceylon.
105:7.18 on and on, into the f. and inconceivable stretches of
106:6.6 profitable for the mind to seek to grasp such f. and
152:2.8 There was a f. look in his eyes.
farcical
172:5.12 forsake such f. attempts to establish the kingdom of
fare
60:1.5 Life, in general, did not f. well but did better than at
79:6.7 The southern Chinese did not f. so well in this
fared
79:6.4 The coastal settlements f. poorly in later years as the
80:6.2 floods before the Mesopotamian valleys but f. better
146:4.6 to the village of Madon, where they f. little better.
152:2.2 Those who could not obtain boats f. forth on foot
191:0.1 Thomas would have f. better had he remained with
fares
84:5.6 attaches to her in Mohammedanism, and woman f.
farewell
27:7.9 until you are bidden f. by the conductors of worship
39:8.7 will bid their pilgrim associates a temporary f.
43:8.13 your f. touch with these realities on the final worlds
47:5.1 to bid you an affectionate adieu when the f. time
47:9.4 your fellows who were bidding an eternal f. to the
47:10.4 you will retain this same form until you bid it f.
55:2.3 such a mortal to resign all planetary duties, bid f.
55:2.5 mortals bid their loved ones a transient f. as they
74:1.5 temple of the Material Sons attendant upon the f.
74:1.5 the last to bid them f. and divine speed as they fell
74:5.2 The f. of the receivers occupied the whole of a day,
97:10.2 wonderful story of God presented in the f. oration of
112:4.1 the Adjuster bids f. to the mortal host and departs
113:7.5 bid their long-time mortal associates a temporary f.,
119:1.1 that the f. broadcast to the Constellation Fathers,
119:1.2 After sending this f. broadcast, Michael appeared
122:9.28 Mary was disturbed by the f. salutation of Anna,
126:2.8 ere they could speak to him or hear his f. blessing.
129:3.9 brought forth by the Adjuster was his f. conference
130:6.4 Say f. to the life of cringing fear and fleeing
130:8.3 Jesus said: “F., my lad, be of good courage as you
132:5.25 wealthy Roman arose from his couch and, in saying f
133:2.2 then, in bidding him f., Jesus said: “My brother,
133:4.9 so f., Chang, but only for a season, for we shall
133:9.4 In bidding his teacher f., Ganid said: “F., Teacher,
133:9.4 Said the father, “F. to a great teacher, one who has
154:5.2 Jesus imparted his f. instructions to the assembled
154:5.2 that is, he bade them f. for the time being, knowing
154:5.3 and in bidding the Master f. presently, David said:
163:4.0 4. FAREWELL TO THE SEVENTY
163:5.2 Bidding f. to Bethsaida for the time being, he
171:3.2 His f. to Abner was: “My son, I know you will be
174:0.1 At this meeting Jesus said f. to Lazarus, giving him
174:5.13 we go back to the temple and I speak f. words to
174:5.14 just heard the Master say that this was to be his f.
175:0.2 to hear his f. public address of mercy to mankind
175:4.1 the first and mercy-proffering half of this f. address
175:4.12 temple as the concluding portion of Jesus’ f. address.
178:0.1 his f. address to the combined camp group of
180:0.0 THE FAREWELL DISCOURSE
180:6.1 Jesus continued his f. discourse by saying: “And I am
181:0.1 After the conclusion of the f. discourse to the
181:0.2 After the f. discourse had been discussed and had
181:2.0 2. FAREWELL PERSONAL ADMONITIONS
181:2.1 The Master had finished giving his f. instructions
181:2.14 the publican ambassador is here at my f. gathering
182:2.7 by the unusual nature of the Master’s f. prayer that
182:2.10 David bade f. to Jesus, saying: “Master, I have had
182:3.7 to drink the cup, but as the human Jesus bade f. to
190:1.5 I now disband you, bid you f., and send you on
190:2.4 Jesus said, “F., James, until I greet you all together.”
190:2.5 Jesus vanished before me, saying, ‘F. until I greet
191:1.3 “F., Peter, until I see you with your brethren.”
192:2.14 “F., until I meet you all on the mount of your
192:3.2 and when he had taken an affectionate f. of them,
193:3.3 out on the Mount of Olives, where he bade them f.
193:4.1 It was in the first part of the Master’s f. message to
193:5.1 Jesus now prepared to say his last f. to the apostles
193:5.2 with you, and my peace shall abide upon you. F..”
193:6.1 had forgathered to hear the report of the f. message
193:6.2 and most touchingly portrayed the Master’s final f.
194:4.2 he takes them out on Olivet, where he bids them f.
farm
123:1.7 Jesus greatly enjoyed this, his first experience on a f..
123:6.1 or on the f. of another uncle (his mother’s brother)
123:6.2 His first week’s sojourn on his uncle’s f. was in
124:1.2 cities with his father, sojourns on his uncle’s f.
124:1.11 In May of this year, on his uncle’s f., Jesus helped
124:3.1 but Jesus also frequently visited his uncle’s f.
126:5.10 the wish that they were all located on a f. out in the
126:5.11 to warrant undertaking the purchase of a small f..
126:5.11 contrived to enjoy much of the experience of f. life
127:3.12 and settle down to the care of their little f.
135:0.5 Zacharias and Elizabeth had a small f. on which they
167:2.2 The first said, ‘I have just bought a f., and I must
173:5.2 their king, and they went their ways, one to the f.,
farmer
66:3.2 would evolve into a peace-loving, home-abiding f..
70:2.11 the struggle between the herder-hunter and the f..
81:1.4 the f. was formerly looked down on by the hunter
81:1.5 Man ordinarily evolved into a f. from a hunter by
86:1.5 The f. found himself the victim of drought, floods,
128:7.8 Before harvest he took Jude to the f. uncle south of
138:2.6 3. James Alpheus, a fisherman and f. of Kheresa,
169:1.5 the story of a thoughtless son of a well-to-do f. who
farmers
76:2.2 Herders would bring of their flocks, f. of the fruits of
80:8.4 The Danubians were Andonites, f. and herders who
81:1.5 tribes to pass directly from hunters to successful f..
81:2.12 Chinese f. had begun the raising of sheep, goats,
96:6.2 from nomadic herders into settled and sedate f..
173:4.3 let out his vineyard to other and honest f. who will
farming
79:8.6 the consequent promotion of peace among f. groups.
81:1.3 for the more advanced callings of herding and f..
81:1.6 who had made f. and gardening the chief pursuits
farms
72:4.1 arising in the school shops and on the school f..
72:4.1 on the extensive f. adjoining every local school.
72:5.11 citizens over eighteen work at home and on f.,
Faroes
93:7.2 One group went by way of the F. to the Andonites
farseeing—see also far-seeing
2:5.10 But the love of God is an intelligent and f. parental
2:7.10 The religious challenge of this age is to those f. and
35:5.3 reliable and efficient as rulers and f. administrators.
37:4.5 fully understood by the more mature and f. corps
43:3.1 administrative wisdom, coupled with the most f. and
52:7.16 mortals who have entertained no more f. concepts
54:6.7 it is apparent that the all-wise and f. universe rulers
54:6.8 should be slow to criticize the time delays of the f.
75:1.6 met with success had they been more f. and patient.
80:3.5 Cro-Magnon peoples were a brave and f. race.
85:3.2 They thought the keen scent and the f. eyes of
97:7.13 The f. Isaiah effectively eclipsed the nationalistic
102:7.7 such unwarranted dogmatism with that more f.
118:7.1 A mature and f. human being might be able to
136:4.8 2. The Father’s way—the exemplification of a f. ideal
139:12.5 Judas was a great executive, a f. and able financier.
142:2.4 to discern the father’s f. and corrective affection.
142:7.9 F. fathers also make provision for the necessary
160:4.11 Ability implies the gift of foresight, f. vision.
169:2.2 you were nonetheless prudent and f. in that you
farsighted
90:1.6 it in the hands of the shrewd, the clever, and the f..
118:10.9 handicapped by lack of f. vision into the true
farsightedly
75:2.4 look upon immediate results rather than to plan f.
farther—see farther out
5:0.1 Man does not have to go f. than his own inner
11:7.6 these limits draw f. and f. apart at greater and greater
25:3.11 The f. they ascend inward from the individual planets
32:3.6 The f. down the scale of life we go, the more
44:0.21 then could I go that much f. in an effort to project
49:6.16 Still f. on in the planetary ages of spiritual striving,
50:1.3 a concept that has been getting f. and f. away from
55:2.3 F. along in the era of light and life the midway
57:6.3 no longer driving the moon f. away from the earth
59:2.6 by the preceding deluge, while extending f. in many
59:2.8 plants are migrating f. and f. from the seashores.
59:3.9 the Mississippi valley region but not f. west except
63:5.1 and f. and f. north these people journeyed until they
63:5.4 the later ice sheets came f. south and drove their
78:1.5 the blue man and from the river valleys of f. Asia by
78:3.6 The black peoples were moving f. south in Africa
78:5.5 only a few teachers and traders ever penetrated f.
79:5.3 Each millennium they penetrated f. and f. inland,
79:5.4 the crucial struggle for the fertile lands of f. Asia.
80:9.6 Andonites had been pushed f. and f. to the north
86:5.10 the soul was thought to be f. away, perhaps trying
93:7.1 these teachers journeyed f. and f. from Salem,
94:9.2 And the f. Buddhism spread from its highland home
115:6.2 uncharted space, it functions and exists f. and f.
116:2.3 the light of life f. and f. from its Paradise source
147:5.8 The woman is, humanly speaking, much f. away
155:5.11 seas of unexplored truth in search for the f. shores
155:5.16 three o’clock that afternoon they could not go f.;
184:2.9 Peter could not go f..
192:2.3 After they had walked along a little f., the Master
192:2.4 When they had gone a few steps f., Jesus turned to
farther out
1:1.4 F. in the universes of space, the terms employed to
1:1.4 Still f. in the starry creation, he is known, as on the
15:3.16 But f. from the eternal center there are fewer layers,
15:4.7 when scattered on their different returning routes f.
15:8.9 The f. we go, the more certainly we encounter those
60:2.4 the coast extended several hundred miles f. than now
farthermost
39:2.17 Salvington, instantly available for dispatch to the f.
farthest
40:5.3 Thus does the Father, who is the f. from you in
41:10.5 your solar system, with one exception, being the f.
61:7.9 the sixth and last glacier reached its f. points of
64:2.5 The Foxhall peoples were f. west and succeeded in
64:7.17 During the periods of f. glacial advance the
75:2.4 It was f. from Eve’s intention ever to do anything
94:9.1 seventeen thousand missionaries to the f. frontiers
107:0.1 The eternal Father is at one and the same time f.
116:4.11 place for those personalities who are f. from God,
131:5.3 God is f. from us and at the same time nearest to
160:5.1 the f. reach of our minds toward eternal possibilities
173:1.7 to the f. cattle pen and proceeded to open the gates
fascinated
53:6.2 Lucifer; his charming ways f. the lower orders of
133:9.2 the birthplace of Abraham, and Jesus was equally f.
fascinating
1:0.3 f. struggle of the eternal adventure of attaining God
1:0.6 beckons him inward in that long and f. struggle for
4:0.3 There are many other f. pursuits which occupy the
20:5.7 most noble and f. chapter in the history of your
39:7.2 deemed best to withhold the description of their f.
39:9.3 Many f. avenues of ministry are open to the seraphim
40:5.18 narratives cannot possibly embrace all of the f.
43:1.1 Edentia abounds in f. highlands, extensive elevations
43:6.4 the intervening four groups of prolific and f. forms of
46:4.7 neither do we mention numerous other f. orders of
63:7.4 this is the recital of the most heroic and f. chapter in
102:6.10 the intriguing and f. experience of the realization of
125:5.1 came almost within hearing distance of his f. voice.
129:4.1 This was the f. period of his personal ministry in
149:2.14 Jesus exercised a strong and peculiarly f. influence.
162:6.2 the pilgrims heard the f. voice of the Master declare
fascinatingly
110:0.2 impersonal entities that so f. indwell the children
fascination
84:4.4 strange mixture of ignorant mistrust and fearful f.,
86:1.4 and the supreme f. of the early savage mind.
88:4.6 The f. of early superstition was the mother of the
124:5.3 The intelligent life of all Nebadon looked on with f.
186:1.6 All the glamor, f., and intoxication of wrongdoing
fashion
62:2.1 hairy and agile and chattered in monkeylike f., but
66:6.2 slavery of custom; f. still unduly dominates Urantia.
78:7.5 advocating that houses be built of wood, boat f.,
84:8.4 Vanity and f. cannot minister to home building and
87:5.7 the same motive, it became the f. to look ugly.
103:6.14 its interpretations of reality in the linear f. of logic;
123:3.4 many other ways enjoyed themselves in true boyish f.
146:2.4 forgiveness of sin operates in this same unerring f..
148:6.6 create me just to suffer in this miserable f.?
fashioned
1:5.11 personal gods, and they were f. in the image of man.
8:3.3 planned and f. every post-Havona universe which
14:4.18 All beings in all universes are f. along the lines of
17:8.2 they are f. after the patterns of the central universe.
42:1.6 Energy proceeds from Paradise, f. after the divine
42:1.6 energy is f. after the similitude of the three Gods
46:5.9 of different sizes and are f. of differing materials.
49:2.22 There are ten designs of mortal life variously f. to
70:2.21 Old-f. war did select the innately great men for
92:5.1 men are taught that they are God’s sons—even f. in
104:4.13 Source; energy is f. after the pattern of Paradise,
128:1.6 And being thus f. as a man, he humbled himself and
142:4.2 created by my Father and f. by the artistic hands
fashioning
63:5.6 humans became highly skillful in the f. of flint tools.
fashions
92:1.4 Fear f. the gods of evolutionary religion and
fast—see fast—dietary
28:6.15 to advance you by augmented trusts just as f. as
41:8.1 it begins to emit protons as f. as new ones arrive.
51:7.3 just as f. as competent subordinate administrators
53:9.7 It ends on the fallen worlds as f. as divine Sons
57:4.3 the nebula was f. finishing its tertiary cycle of
59:6.3 and the harsher continental type of weather was f.
68:2.2 as f. as society has succeeded in lessening pain and
76:2.7 To Adam and Eve, Cain was f. becoming the grim
95:5.4 But he went too f.; he built too much, more than
124:6.8 and the lad’s heart beat f. with joyous anticipation of
135:3.2 the time was f. approaching when the old order
149:0.3 As f. as believers were ready to enter the kingdom,
150:7.4 criticize Jesus because he walked too f. on the way
153:3.4 you desert the commandment while you hold f. to
157:7.1 after all the apostles were f. asleep, he sought out
158:1.8 When the three had been f. asleep for about half
176:2.1 it was only natural for all believers to lay f. hold
182:3.3 the three apostles, Jesus again found them f. asleep.
195:9.1 ages, make sure that you hold f. the eternal truth.
fast—dietary
89:3.1 The ritual of the f. was deeply rooted in many
136:4.3 Jesus did not f. during this forty days’ isolation.
147:7.2 your disciples to f. and pray as we Pharisees f. and
147:7.2 “Do the sons of the bridechamber f. while the
147:7.2 bridegroom remains with them, they can hardly f..
147:7.2 children of the bridechamber undoubtedly will f. and
147:8.2 Behold, you f. for the sake of strife and contention
147:8.2 you shall not f. in this way to make your voices
147:8.3 “‘Is it such a f. that I have chosen—a day for a man
147:8.3 Will you dare to call this a f. and an acceptable day
147:8.3 Is not this the f. I should choose: to loose the bonds
167:5.1 I f. twice a week; I give tithes of all that I get.
fasted
135:4.2 John detached himself from the world while he f. and
143:2.3 In the old order you f. and prayed; as the new
147:8.2 from the Prophet Isaiah: “‘Why have you f.?
fastened
63:1.3 Andon had f. a sharp piece of flint on the end of a
89:3.6 Paul f. onto Christian theology: “It is good for a man
94:2.3 contaminating beliefs which could have become f.
94:10.2 Prayers are f. to a wheel, and with its turning they
97:7.3 these priests have f. their erroneous ideas upon
186:1.7 taking the girdle of his cloak, f. one end to a tree,
190:4.1 notwithstanding that the doors were securely f.,
fastening
177:4.10 those foolish persons who, in f. their gaze on the
faster
11:7.6 space thickens, and it thickens somewhat f. than does
57:2.3 to whirl f. and f. as it continued to condense and
57:3.5 when contraction set in, it whirled on f. and f. until
65:8.2 we cannot time the life processes to unfold any f.
81:2.11 This was one reason why civilization progressed f. in
88:4.7 one reason why ancient peoples did not increase f.,
110:6.4 development of the intellectual nature proceeds f.
fasting
87:2.4 F. and other forms of self-denial were thought to be
87:6.16 torture and self-mutilation; later on, by f. and prayer.
89:3.1 step in religious evolution; f. was a common practice
89:4.1 of the rituals of self-abnegation, asceticism, f.,
90:4.8 F., dieting, and counterirritants were often used as
100:5.10 The mystic status is favored by such things as: f.,
136:3.3 Jesus did not go into retirement for the purpose of f.
136:4.10 these supposed seasons of f. and prayer.
140:5.8 most dangerous to knowingly engage in spiritual f.
140:5.8 Physical f. becomes dangerous after four or five days
140:5.8 Prolonged f., either physical or spiritual, tends to
140:6.3 the Father’s favor by almsgiving, prayer, and f..
140:6.11 And be not given to f. with a sad countenance to
142:8.1 Jesus did not teach f. and other forms of self-denial.
146:2.15 by ornate repetitions, eloquent phraseology, f.,
147:7.2 To pray is natural for the children of light, but f. is
147:7.2 who have lost your teacher may be justified in f. for
147:7.2 F. may be an appropriate part of the law of Moses,
147:8.5 and not their affliction of soul nor f. of body.
184:4.1 and the intervening time was to be spent in f. and
fastness
93:5.6 Abraham and Lot chose a hilly f. near the city where
fasts
92:5.13 progressed as far as he could away from f. and forms
94:10.2 and crystallized creeds, mystic rites and special f..
fat
86:5.15 located in the head, hair, heart, liver, blood, and f..
86:5.15 Semites taught that the soul resided in the bodily f.
86:5.15 and among many the eating of animal f. was taboo.
95:5.10 capital returned to Thebes, and the priests waxed f.
165:4.8 have eaten and filled themselves and waxed f.,
fatal
28:6.9 fullest extent possible does not impose f. penalties;
48:6.32 would be f. to those slowly emerging truths which
67:7.4 The transgression of universe law may be f. in the
67:7.4 Sin is fraught with f. consequences to personality
68:1.2 Even in the days of Cain it was f. to go abroad alone
68:4.6 It is nearly f. to the continuance of civilization to
75:3.9 Eve quite realized what was transpiring, the f. step
84:8.6 and self-gratifications have indeed cost a f. price if
91:2.5 of mystic communion, it proves f. to the potency of
95:5.9 The f. weakness of Ikhnaton’s gospel was its
103:5.8 It is f. to man’s idealism when he is taught that all
111:4.7 A solitary life is f. to happiness.
170:4.14 Neither make the f. mistake, in looking for the age
172:5.13 there was now blended this f. fear of ridicule,
185:1.2 experience as governor, made a series of almost f.
fatalism
121:4.2 deliver the Romans from a more deadly form of f.;
140:8.2 the heavenly Father was not a blind and passive f..
fatalistic
86:7.3 ideas of religion prevented men from becoming f.
195:6.6 The f. agility of the mind of a materialist forever
fatalists
181:1.7 Unbelieving materialists and f. can hope to enjoy
fatalities
90:3.5 F. and wounds attendant upon war, animal combat,
fatality
88:4.8 The f. of snake bites was attributed to the magic of
103:5.10 the hopeless f. of a mechanistic cosmic determinism.
fatally
28:6.9 time is f. squandered only when it is buried in neglect
94:3.7 concept was f. absent from Brahmanic philosophy.
fate
2:3.4 There is no resurrection from such a f.;
20:3.2 the Avonals decree the f. of the evolutionary races,
54:4.6 in mercy controls the f. and judgment of all his
67:2.4 discussions destined eventually to determine the f.
67:4.5 We know not the f. of the sixty staff rebels; their
67:4.5 Lucifer rebellion is finally adjudicated and the f. of all
73:7.0 7. THE FATE OF EDEN
75:5.2 Adam deliberately chose to share the f. of Eve.
75:5.6 was in complete ignorance of his whereabouts or f..
75:6.2 knew nothing of their personal status or future f..
75:7.1 their transgressions and advised concerning their f..
76:5.1 doomed to suffer the f. of the mortals of their world,
78:8.12 the f. of their homeland between the Tigris and
86:1.6 to men of skill; but f. and chance befall them all.
86:1.6 For man knows not his f.; as fishes are taken in an
86:2.6 To primitive man the domain of f., the function of
86:7.3 they could at least do something to influence f..
89:6.3 beautiful maiden, after two months to mourn her f.,
94:4.4 Brahma is also identified with f..
98:1.3 except for their retention of the overcontrol of F..
98:1.3 must be the arbiter of f. and the creator of destiny.
101:3.10 victory in spite of the cruelties of seemingly blind f.
118:10.9 a perverse f. that heaps tribulation upon some
121:4.3 The Stoics believed that a controlling Reason-F.
133:3.7 suffered at the hands of an apparently cruel f.;
144:1.5 3. To await the f. of John the Baptist.
159:1.3 Although you cannot determine the eternal f. of
174:4.1 the f. of their comrades who had sought to entrap
191:1.1 Peter had shuddered at the f. of Judas and even
193:4.1 held up the tragic f. of their traitorous fellow worker
fated, ill-
130:1.2 Jonah embarked on his ill-f. voyage to Tarshish.
fateful
75:3.8 The f. meeting occurred during the twilight hours of
75:4.5 Eve told Cano of this oft-repeated warning on the f.
126:2.1 All did go well until that f. day of Tuesday,
127:5.6 by the side of Mary on that f. and tragic afternoon
175:3.0 3. THE FATEFUL SANHEDRIN MEETING
175:3.1 the f. meeting of the Sanhedrin was called to order.
175:4.1 Judas listened to that f. discourse on the destruction
fates
96:1.14 keep their subordinate gods as spirits, demons, f.,
Father or Universal Father or Paradise Father;
see Father Guides; see Father’s; see father; see will;
see fragment(s); see Constellation; see Most High
0:2.2 God, the UF., functions on three Deity-personality
0:2.8 may be understood: By designation—as God the F..
0:2.9 be advisable to refer it to the person of the UF..
0:2.12 1. God the F.—Creator, Controller, and Upholder.
0:2.12 The Universal F., the First Person of Deity.
0:3.10 God—the UF.—is the personality of the First Source
0:3.19 moral being is centered in the personality of the F..
0:3.22 by becoming the Eternal F. of the Original Son
0:3.22 with the differentiation of the Son from the F.,
0:3.22 the F. escaped, as a personality, from otherwise
0:3.22 with his two Deity equals that the F. fills all Deity
0:3.23 never was a time when the I AM was not the F. of
0:3.24 This concept is sometimes designated the F.-Infinite.
0:3.25 and low, in their efforts to discover the F.-Infinite,
0:3.25 The absolute primacy of the UF. is not apparent on
0:3.25 the Infinite Spirit truly know the F. as an infinity;
0:4.1 originates in and by the infinite volition of the UF.
0:4.5 reality: The F. initiates and maintains Reality.
0:4.5 This F.-initiated divinity-tension is perfectly resolved
0:5.4 personality is never spontaneous; it’s the gift of the F
0:5.5 The UF. is the secret of the reality of personality,
0:5.11 The personality is the unique bestowal which the UF.
0:6.1 things responding to the personality circuit of the F.,
0:6.13 the UF. is the direct ancestor-source of both.
0:7.1 God the F., God the Son, and God the Spirit are
0:7.5 The F., Son, and Spirit are existential—existential in
0:7.6 the F. is now achieving experiential expression on
0:7.8 The UF. achieves freewill liberation from the bonds
0:8.1 the UF. has established the evolutionary creature’s
0:8.8 7. God the F..
0:8.9 recognition of the divine personality of the UF. on
0:9.3 The F., through the mechanism of evolutionary Deity
0:9.4 Deities of Paradise—the UF., the Eternal Son, and
0:11.1 When the combined thought of the UF. and the Son
0:11.1 the F. followed the expression of his thought into the
0:11.1 Absolute, the unrevealed infinity-unity of the PF..
0:11.6 total, infinite reality by the freewill choice of the UF.,
0:12.2 Paradise Trinity—the eternal Deity union of the UF.,
0:12.9 it would equivalate to the person of the UF. on the
0:12.9 Trinity is potentially infinite since the UF. actually is
0:12.11 with the portrayal of the character of the UF. and
1:0.0 THE UNIVERSAL FATHER
1:0.1 The UF. is the God of all creation, the First Source
1:0.1 The truth about the UF. had begun to dawn upon
1:0.1 Only the concept of the UF.—one God in the place
1:0.1 —enabled man to comprehend the F. as divine
1:0.3 enlightened worlds recognize and worship the UF.,
1:0.3 of the eternal adventure of attaining God the F..
1:0.3 comprehend the divine nature, to recognize the F..
1:0.3 like him as he is in his Paradise perfection of
1:0.3 From the UF. who inhabits eternity there has gone
1:1.1 Of all the names by which God the F. is known
1:1.1 The First F. is known by various names in
1:1.1 only natural that we should eventually call him F..
1:1.2 The UF. never imposes any form of arbitrary
1:1.2 man’s only possible gift of true value to the PF..
1:1.2 to the love-dominated nature of the Creator F..
1:1.3 you will find a name for the UF. which will be
1:1.4 the UF. is generally known by names which may
1:1.4 the terms employed to designate the UF. more
1:1.4 Still farther out in the starry creation, he is known,
1:1.4 In one near-by constellation God is called the F. of
1:1.4 He has also been designated the F. of Lights,
1:1.5 headquarters God is referred to as the UF.,
1:1.5 variously known as the F. of Fathers, the PF.,
1:1.5 the Paradise F., the Havona F., and the Spirit F..
1:1.5 Creator association and refer to God as “our F..”
1:1.6 term F. becomes a very expressive and appropriate
1:2.1 The First F. is universal spirit, eternal truth, infinite
1:2.2 The UF. is not a synonym for nature, neither is he
1:2.2 neither is he natural law personified.
1:2.2 God is a saving person and a loving F. to all who
1:2.8 and is bestowed upon man as the free gift of the UF..
1:2.9 The UF. is not the personal creator of the local
1:2.9 Though the F. does not personally create the
1:2.9 God the F. is the personal creator of the Paradise
1:2.10 not preclude the direct personal action of the UF.
1:2.10 the Creator F. maintains immediate contact with his
1:3.1 The F. is an infinite spiritual reality; he is “the
1:3.1 ought not to think the F. is like yourselves in form
1:3.3 The UF. is not invisible because he is hiding
1:3.4 The spirit nature of the UF. is shared fully with his
1:3.4 Both the F. and the Son in like manner share the
1:3.6 In the universes God the F. is, in potential,
1:3.6 creature is of the nature and divinity of the UF..
1:3.8 have repeatedly returned to the presence of the UF..
1:3.8 the First Source and Center, the Eternal and UF..
1:4.1 The manner in which the UF. sojourns with the
1:4.6 the UF. reveals all of his gracious and divine self that
1:5.0 PERSONALITY OF THE UNIVERSAL FATHER
1:5.1 The UF. is the acme of divine personality; he is the
1:5.1 The F. is truly a personality, notwithstanding that the
1:5.2 equally well know that the UF. cannot possibly be
1:5.4 which portrays that the UF. so loved the world as to
1:5.5 he had seen a Creator Son he had seen the UF.;
1:5.5 in seeking for the F., he would not ask nor expect to
1:5.6 but the UF. is in every way divinely present in the
1:5.6 The F. and his Sons are one.
1:5.9 As we see the UF. revealed throughout his universe;
1:5.10 idea of the personality of the UF. is an enlarged
1:5.15 finality of perfectness were it not a fact that the UF.
1:5.16 The UF. realizes in the fullness of the divine
1:6.2 to religion a person, even the loving heavenly F..
1:6.2 Man’s inadequate concept of the personality of the F
1:6.8 the personality of the UF. can be grasped only in
1:7.1 Jesus referred to a personal Deity—the F. in heaven.
1:7.3 were not attributes of a personal God, a loving F..
1:7.5 experience of the faith sons of the heavenly F. can
1:7.9 sojourn in the immediate personal presence of the F.
2:0.1 can best be understood by the revelation of the F.
2:0.1 up to the Paradise Creator as a true spiritual F..
2:0.2 and the character of the personality of the UF..
2:0.3 is indwelt by the bestowed Adjuster of the UF.
2:1.2 “There is but one God, the infinite F., who is also
2:1.2 He is the beginning and the end, the F. of every
2:1.4 The F. constantly and unfailingly meets the need
2:1.4 but the UF. sees the end from the beginning,
2:1.6 The UF. is absolutely and without qualification
2:1.8 the PF. lovingly and willingly downstep and modify,
2:1.8 the infinite F. is enabled to enjoy close contact with
2:1.10 Because the First F. is infinite in his plans and
2:1.10 infinite F. does most certainly fully comprehend
2:1.11 Divinity and eternity the F shares with large numbers
2:1.11 That fragment of the pure Deity of the UF. which
2:1.11 the First Great Source and Center, the F. of Fathers.
2:2.0 2. THE FATHER’S ETERNAL PERFECTION
2:2.1 never-ending, circular nature of the UF..
2:2.1 “The F. has life in himself, and this life is eternal
2:2.1 Throughout the eternal ages it has been the F. who
2:2.1 discloses not only that he is the F. of lights, but
2:2.2 perfection of repleteness in the mandates of the F..
2:2.2 The UF. does not repent of his original purposes of
2:2.6 the UF. actually participates in the experience with
2:3.1 The justice of the UF. cannot be influenced by the
2:4.1 I am “the F. of mercies and the God of all comfort
2:4.2 any influence be brought to bear upon the F. to call
2:4.3 The heavenly F. is never torn by conflicting attitudes
2:4.4 The good nature of a loving F. could not possibly
2:4.5 by the sovereign free will of the UF. and all his
2:5.1 The F. loves us sufficiently to bestow his life upon us
2:5.2 subordinate creatures, “for the F. himself loves you.”
2:5.4 “Behold what manner of love the F. has bestowed
2:5.5 reason for loving him is the indwelling gift of the F.—
2:5.5 the presence of the Paradise personality of the UF..
2:5.7 We all love the F. more because of his nature than in
2:5.8 love the UF. and all other beings, divine or human,
2:5.9 so the UF. loves and forever seeks the welfare of his
2:5.10 characteristics of the perfect nature of the UF..
2:5.11 to portray the divine affection of the heavenly F.
2:5.11 significance of the divine affection of the PF..
2:6.3 every perfect gift comes down from the F. of lights.”
2:6.4 Hebrew prophets proclaimed God to be a F. to Israel
2:6.4 Jesus revealed God as the F. of each human being.
2:6.4 God is the PF. of every universe personality.
2:6.5 was irreconcilable with the selfless love of the F.,
2:6.6 The affectionate heavenly F., whose spirit indwells
2:6.7 The F. is not an inconsistent personality;
2:7.7 the isolated mortal coheres in God the F. through
2:7.7 the indwelling Thought Adjuster and the UF..
3:0.1 God is everywhere present; the UF. rules the circle
3:0.2 the invisibility of the infinite and less discernible F..
3:0.2 The Paradise Creator Sons of the F. are a revelation
3:1.1 The ability of the UF. to be everywhere present,
3:1.2 The UF. is all the time present in all parts and in all
3:1.4 This gift from the PF. is man’s inseparable
3:1.4 “The spirit of the everlasting F. is concealed in the
3:1.4 “The F. lives in the child. God is always with us.”
3:1.6 to distinguish between the presence of the UF. and
3:1.9 The everywhere-present spirit of the UF. is
3:1.11 While the F. parentally encircuits all his sons—all
3:1.12 The F. does not retire in seclusion because he has
3:1.12 The F. has freely bestowed himself upon us
3:2.2 in accordance with the eternal purpose of the UF.,
3:2.5 The omnipotence of the F pertains to the everywhere
3:2.5 Paradise spirit, is not directly responsive to the F..
3:2.6 The UF. is not a transient force, a shifting power,
3:2.6 The power and wisdom of the F. are adequate to
3:2.10 which are not the personal doings of the UF..
3:2.15 But all these characteristics of the UF. are unified
3:3.2 The UF. is the only personality in all the universe
3:3.2 “Your F. knows what you have need of even
3:4.1 In potential of force, wisdom, and love, the F. has
3:4.4 of the all-wise, all-knowing, and all-powerful F..
3:4.6 man cannot possibly know the infinitude of the F..
3:4.6 by the associated capacity to love the F. in return.
3:5.0 5. THE FATHER’S SUPREME RULE
3:5.1 the UF. does not exercise his infinite power and
3:5.1 the F. does act independently and in accordance with
3:5.2 The F. rules through his Sons; on down through the
3:5.3 In the affairs of men’s hearts the UF. may not always
3:5.4 Said Jesus: “My F., who gave them to me, is
3:5.4 and as the beneficent F. of all intelligent beings.
3:5.4 There is but “one God and F. of all, who is above
3:6.0 6. THE FATHER’S PRIMACY
3:6.1 the UF. relinquishes authority and delegates power,
3:6.3 unless the reality of the UF. is acknowledged.
3:6.6 Does the Paradise F. suffer? I do not know.
3:6.6 I think the F. does, but I cannot understand how;
3:6.7 And all these more personal traits of the F. can be
3:6.8 God the F. loves men; God the Son serves men;
3:6.8 the ever-ascending adventure of finding God the F.
3:6.9 to the presentation of the revelation of the UF., I
4:0.1 The UF. has an eternal purpose pertaining to the
4:1.0 1.THE UNIVERSE ATTITUDE OF THE FATHER
4:1.4 the forces and personalities which the F. may use to
4:1.6 The UF. has not withdrawn from the management
4:1.6 The F. unceasingly pours forth energy, light, and
4:1.8 resulting from the functioning of the UF., the Son,
4:3.2 the perfect nature and gracious character of the UF..
4:3.3 races are able to formulate far better ideas of the UF.
4:3.5 UF. never does anything that causes subsequent
4:3.5 But though the F. neither makes mistakes, harbors
4:3.6 The infinite goodness of the F. is beyond the
4:4.4 perfect universe and the F. of all other Creators.
4:4.4 The F. is infinite and eternal, but to deny the
4:4.5 First and last—eternally—the infinite God is a F..
4:4.5 to portray the God of all creation as the UF..
4:4.6 In God the F. freewill performances are not ruled
4:4.6 and Center is always and consistently a loving F..
4:4.6 God is a F. in the highest sense of the term.
4:4.7 First Cause; in religion, the universal and loving F.;
4:5.1 or as the source of true information about the UF..
4:5.2 Creator Sons, the Supreme Being, and the UF..
4:5.2 associate personalities of Deity with the F. himself
4:5.7 pagan superstitions respecting the nature of the UF..
4:5.7 the human race is destined to know the UF. in all
5:0.1 how so great and so majestic a God as the UF. can
5:0.1 Adjusters are a part of the eternal Deity of the PF..
5:1.1 creature to approach the infinite F. is inherent,
5:1.1 be transported instantly into the presence of the F.
5:1.1 just as oblivious of the presence of the UF. as
5:1.1 safe conduct into the Paradise presence of the UF..
5:1.2 F. is not in hiding; he is not in arbitrary seclusion.
5:1.2 stand in the presence of the F. at the center of all
5:1.3 to the Paradise presence of the F. must await your
5:1.3 bestowal spirit of the F. so intimately associated with
5:1.5 the same divine presence of the gift from the F.,
5:1.8 The F. desires all his creatures to be in personal
5:1.8 God is approachable, the F. is attainable, the way is
5:1.8 every universe to the Paradise presence of the UF..
5:1.10 The F. is not in spiritual hiding, but so many of his
5:2.2 to the presence of God, “the right hand of the F.,”
5:2.2 personalities have access to the “bosom of the F..”
5:2.2 self-conscious contact and communion with the UF.,
5:2.3 the spirit of the UF. lives within your own mind!
5:3.1 the highest sense, we worship the UF. and him only.
5:3.1 we can and do worship the F. as he is manifested in
5:3.1 it is the F., directly or indirectly, who is worshiped
5:3.2 everything except adoration and worship of the F.,
5:3.2 subjects acceptably in the presence of the UF..
5:3.3 We do not worship the F. because of anything we
5:3.4 why prayer should not be addressed to God the F. as
5:3.6 in the place of both the UF. and the Eternal Son
5:3.6 These Universe Sons receive, in the name of the F.
5:3.6 the local universe personification of the UF. and
5:3.8 communicate to the F. the inexpressible longings
5:3.8 communicate with God as a faith son of the UF..
5:4.13 3. Jesus’ concept—God as a living friend, a loving F.,
5:4.15 Hebrew concept of the heavenly F. to the higher
5:4.15 the creature-loving affection of a God who is the F.
5:5.3 faith believes in a God who fosters survival, the F. in
5:5.11 of the absonite superconsciousness of the PF..
5:6.1 The UF. is the God of personalities.
5:6.1 personality has its center and circumference in the F..
5:6.1 God the F. is the bestower and the conservator of
5:6.1 And the PF. is likewise the destiny of all those finite
5:6.3 reality that is exclusively bestowed by God the F.
5:6.3 the personal except by the direct act of the PF..
5:6.4 of personality is the exclusive function of the UF.,
5:6.4 There is no personality apart from God the F.,
5:6.4 and no personality exists except for God the F..
5:6.4 the human personality, are the bestowals of the UF.,
5:6.5 God, the prepersonal bestowal of the personal F.,
5:6.6 touched by the liberating divinity of the UF.,
5:6.8 on antecedent causation, the F. stands aside.
5:6.9 personalities are centered in the personality of the F..
5:6.10 of universes is centered in the person of the UF.,
5:6.10 the PF. is personally conscious of all personalities of
5:6.11 circuited in the personal presence of the UF.,
5:6.12 attribute of choice-liberty is bestowed by the UF.,
5:6.12 of divine love, the personality circuit of the UF..
5:6.13 helpful than to reiterate that God is your universe F.,
5:6.14 series presenting the narrative of the UF. by a Divine
6:0.1 the “first” personal and absolute concept of the UF..
6:0.1 whenever and however the F. personally expresses
6:0.1 the personal presence of, the Eternal and UF..
6:0.2 In the sequential sense the UF. never could have
6:0.3 divine revelation of the creator identity of the UF..
6:0.3 perfect personality of the Son discloses that the F. is
6:0.4 We believe the Son sprang from the F.; we are
6:0.4 this mystery of a Son who is derived from the F.,
6:0.4 who is co-ordinately eternal with the F. himself.
6:1.1 As the F. is the First Great Source and Center, so
6:1.2 The UF. is first a creator and then a controller;
6:1.3 The UF. never personally functions as a creator
6:1.4 this bestowal Son came forth from the F. just as truly
6:1.4 “And now, O my F., glorify me with your own self,
6:1.6 Second Source and Center, cocreator with the UF.
6:2.1 as changeless and infinitely dependable as the UF..
6:2.1 He is also just as spiritual as the F., just as truly an
6:2.1 step nearer you in approachability than is the UF..
6:2.2 He is wholly like the F.; in fact, the Eternal Son is
6:2.2 the Eternal Son is God the F. personally manifest to
6:2.2 Sons: “He who has seen the Son has seen the F..”
6:2.3 In nature the Son is wholly like the spirit F..
6:2.3 When we worship the UF., actually we at the same
6:2.3 as divinely real and eternal in nature as God the F..
6:2.6 spirit nature of the F. is focalized and personalized in
6:2.6 And as the F. shares his spirit nature with the Son,
6:2.7 the F. and Son are equal except that the Son appears
6:2.8 I discern no difference between the F. and the Son.
6:2.8 The F. loves his universe children as a father;
6:3.1 The Son cannot love more than the F., but he can
6:3.1 for he not only is a primal creator like the F., but he
6:3.1 but he is also the Eternal Son of that same F.,
6:3.1 the sonship experience of all other sons of the UF..
6:3.3 you must first perceive its divine source, the F., who
6:3.4 ignoble task of trying to persuade his gracious F. to
6:3.4 envisage the Eternal Son as appealing to the UF.
6:3.5 between the love of the F. and the love of the Son.
6:4.3 The spirit of the F. is eternally resident in the spirit
6:4.4 The F. must be spiritually omnipresent, but such
6:4.4 it of the Son is co-ordinate with the spirit of the F..
6:4.5 In his contact with personality, the F. acts in the
6:4.5 he appears in the fragments of the totality of his
6:4.5 function of the fragmented presence of the UF..
6:4.7 In wisdom the Son is the full equal of the F..
6:4.7 like the F., the Son knows all; he is never surprised
6:4.8 The F. and the Son really know the number and
6:4.8 but the Son, equally with the F. and Conjoint Actor,
6:4.9 The Son is wholly and infinitely equal with the UF.,
6:4.10 to study the spiritual attributes of God the F. to
6:5.3 Personality is the exclusive gift of the UF..
6:5.3 The Eternal Son derives personality from the F.,
6:5.3 Son does not, without the F., bestow personality.
6:5.3 personality, he does so in conjunction with the F.
6:5.3 who may act for the F. in such relationships.
6:5.4 The F., in eternalizing the Original Son, bestowed
6:5.4 and privilege of subsequently joining with the F. in
6:5.4 when the F. and the Son unite to personalize a
6:5.5 selfhood upon other entities or persons as do the UF.
6:5.6 Eternal Son is the personal portrayal of the spirit F.
6:5.6 God the F. and God the Spirit are truly personal,
6:5.7 he did sit in council with the UF. in the eternal past,
6:5.7 the F., in projecting the bestowal of the Adjusters,
6:5.7 And as the spirit fragment of the F dwells within you
6:6.3 The mind of the Eternal Son is like that of the F.
6:6.3 with the mind of the F. it is ancestor to the diverse
6:6.3 The mind of the F. and the Son, that intellect
6:7.1 unqualified personality fetters the UF. escaped by the
6:7.1 by virtue of which he has ever since continued to
6:7.1 Every personal being derives personality from the F.
6:7.1 Son eternally derives his personality from the PF..
6:7.3 Everything that tends to obscure the UF. operates
6:8.1 complement, and the eternal counterpart of the UF..
6:8.1 In the same sense that God is the UF., the Son is the
6:8.2 the revelation of the divine character of the F.;
6:8.2 discern the F. and the Son not only as one personal
6:8.3 As persons you may conceive of the F. and the Son
6:8.3 the F. and the Son are encountered in confusing
6:8.3 the Creator Son, who stands for both F. and Son to
6:8.5 you find it easier to grasp the reality of both the F.
6:8.5 the F. is the actual bestower of your personality
7:0.2 The Son is like the F. in that he seeks to bestow
7:2.3 they are not in the personality circuit of the UF..
7:4.1 The Eternal Son is in everlasting liaison with the F.
7:4.1 in faithfulness, the Son is the eternal equal of the F..
7:4.2 The F. and his Son are as one in the formulation of
7:4.2 souls of space is a joint creation of the F. and Son,
7:4.5 to incarnate and make real, the love of the F. and
7:4.6 as the conjoint executive of the F. and the Son.
7:4.7 the F. intrusted the execution of this tremendous
7:5.1 The Son without reservation joined with the UF.
7:5.1 “Be you perfect, even as your F. in Havona is perfect
7:5.2 contact directly with human beings as does the F.
7:5.3 the experience of fragmented entities means to the F.
7:6.3 the “first” completed and infinite thought of the UF..
7:6.3 Every time the UF. and Eternal Son jointly project
7:6.3 Creator Sons are potentially equal with God the F.
7:6.4 The F. remains primal in the universes.
7:6.5 Much as the Creator Sons are personalized by the F.
7:6.6 The F., Son, and Spirit also unite to personalize the
7:7.0 7. THE SUPREME REVELATION OF THE F.
7:7.1 revelation of the spirit and the personality of the F..
7:7.1 concerning the F. must come from the Eternal Son
7:7.1 and without spiritual qualification one with the F..
7:7.2 the divine F. is infinitely perfect, but that character
7:7.3 the spiritual and personal nature of the F. to all
7:7.3 it is a Paradise Son who reveals the UF. to men
7:7.3 reveal the avenue of creature approach to the UF..
7:7.3 And even we of high origin understand the F.
7:7.4 The F. comes down to you as a personality only
7:7.4 And you attain the F. by this same living way;
7:7.4 you ascend to the F. by the guidance of this group of
7:7.4 your very personality is a direct bestowal of the UF..
7:7.5 Son is a person just as truly and actually as the F. is
7:7.5 the Son will be more easy to approach than the UF..
7:7.5 Son long before you are prepared to discern the F..
8:0.2 In the dawn of eternity both the F. and Son become
8:0.2 and ever since this eternity event the F. and the Son
8:0.3 The very instant that God the F. and God the Son
8:0.4 God the F., God the Son, and God the Spirit.
8:1.2 eternal loyalty to God the F. and acknowledges
8:1.3 the creative unfolding of the purpose of the UF.
8:1.6 the F. acts, and creature personality appears.
8:1.7 the combined concepts and united wills of the F. and
8:1.8 and awful times of the creative expansion of the F.
8:1.10 therefore do we postulate the F. as the First Source
8:1.10 that the Son and the Spirit are coeternal with the F.
8:1.11 the mind of the children of time to conceive of the F.
8:2.1 wholly and without qualification one with the UF.
8:2.1 reflects in perfection not only the nature of the PF.
8:2.4 you need only contemplate the infinity of the UF.
8:2.5 of the Infinite Spirit but not so much as in the F. and
8:2.6 sharing the righteousness, and the love of the UF.,
8:2.7 the Spirit could have more of goodness than the F.
8:2.7 than the F. since all goodness takes origin in the F.,
8:3.0 3. RELATION OF THE SPIRIT TO THE F. AND
8:3.1 the “first” absolute and infinite thought of the UF.,
8:3.2 The UF. delegates everything possible to his Eternal
8:3.3 subsequent creation that the Son sustains to the F.
8:3.4 and while the F. in faithfulness upholds that which
8:3.5 The Spirit is the effective agent of the all-loving F.
8:3.5 Spirit became the conjoint administrator of the F.
8:3.5 divine presence and of spirit personalities to the F.
8:3.6 universal revelation of the UF. and his Eternal Son.
8:3.7 The Son is the only avenue of approach to the UF.,
8:3.8 candidates for presentation to the Son and his F..
8:3.9 the Spirit equally represent and similarly serve the F.
8:4.2 the creature creation, the combined love of the F.
8:4.5 ministry of revealing the combined love of the F. and
8:4.7 the representation of the Eternal Son and the UF..
8:4.8 the character of this combined Action of the UF. and
8:5.2 The F. is infinite and is therefore limited only by
8:5.2 the encircuitment of personality, the F. acts alone,
8:5.2 The F. is most certainly everywhere present, and we
8:5.4 to present you blameless before your F. on high.”
8:5.5 the Infinite Spirit is the Conjoint Actor; both the F.
8:5.5 Actor is present not only as himself but as the F. and
8:5.6 liaison is truly the union of the spirits of God the F.,
8:6.2 the divine equal and co-ordinate of the UF. and Son.
8:6.2 the higher intelligences of the universes as are the F.
8:6.2 must attain before they may approach the F. through
8:6.6 In the administration of universes the F., Son, and
8:6.7 In the person of the Infinite Spirit the F. and the Son
8:6.7 in unqualified perfection, for the Spirit is like the F.
8:6.7 and also like the F. and the Son as they two are one.
9:0.1 the UF. and the Eternal Son unite to personalize
9:0.2 The F. is infinite in love and volition, in spiritual
9:0.2 divine plan and the eternal purpose of the UF..
9:0.5 the Spirit, like the F. and the Son, is perfect and
9:1.1 and divine equal of God the Son and God the F..
9:1.2 attributes of the Third Source are derived from the F
9:1.2 be actively and personally present in the F. or Son—
9:1.3 While you envisage the F. as an original creator
9:1.4 The UF. presides over the realms of pre-energy,
9:1.5 God of mind shares the omniscience of the UF.
9:1.5 certain phases of the omnipotence of the UF. but
9:2.2 Eternal Son as the Son is a complement of the UF..
9:2.2 Son is a spiritualized personalization of the F.;
9:2.2 is a spiritualization of the Eternal Son and the UF..
9:2.3 the connection of the Adjusters direct with the UF.,
9:2.5 the Adjuster, the impersonal presence of the UF..
9:3.1 forces and energies conjointly sponsored by the F.
9:3.2 not functionally (observably) present in either the F.
9:3.7 He acts, personally, for the F. and the Son.
9:5.4 than they do of either the Eternal Son or the UF..
9:6.2 Much as the F. draws all personality to himself,
9:6.4 mind, or matter; it is the bestowal of the UF..
9:6.4 gravity is always a volitional act of the UF..
9:8.2 in some unrevealed association with the F. and Son,
9:8.4 Every time the UF. and the Eternal Son become
9:8.10 The F. bestows personality by his personal free will.
9:8.10 why the Third Source bestows non-F. personality,
9:8.10 The Infinite Spirit can act for the F. in the bestowal
9:8.11 in their relations to encircuited creatures of the F..
10:0.2 coexistent personalities, God the F., God the Son,
10:0.3 without the Trinity of F., Son, and Spirit we are
10:1.1 the F., back in eternity, inaugurated a policy of
10:1.1 the selfless, loving, and lovable nature of the UF.
10:1.2 The UF. all along has divested himself of every part
10:1.3 the personality of the Infinite is disclosed as the UF.,
10:1.4 the F. ceased to exist as the unqualified personality
10:1.4 does the F. bestow the “personality of infinity”
10:1.6 trustworthy information regarding the F., the Son,
10:2.1 By the technique of trinitization the F. divests
10:2.1 he constitutes himself the F. of this very Son and
10:2.1 become the divine F. of all subsequently created,
10:2.1 As the absolute and unqualified personality the F.
10:2.1 a personal F. he continues to bestow personality
10:2.2 After the F. has bestowed upon the personality of his
10:2.6 The UF., the Eternal Son, and the Infinite Spirit are
10:2.7 consciousness of both sonship with the F. and
10:2.7 The F. knows the experience of having a Son who
10:2.7 equal, but the F. knows no ancestral antecedents.
10:2.8 I also know that the F., Son, and Spirit exist and
10:3.1 the F. said: “Let us make mortal man in our own
10:3.2 Spirit sustain the same and equal relations to the F.
10:3.3 for an honored and divinely respected common F..
10:3.4 The F., Son, and Spirit are certainly equal in nature,
10:3.5 The UF., prior to his self-willed divestment of the
10:3.5 in any sense of the word be considered the UF.;
10:3.5 Furthermore, the F., to have been absolute in a
10:3.5 Son and the Spirit are both coeternal with the F..
10:3.5 has always been, and will forever be, the eternal F.
10:3.6 We observe that the F. has divested himself of all
10:3.6 whether volition is an inalienable attribute of the F.;
10:3.7 the UF. escapes from the fetters of personality
10:3.8 The F. is personally absolute in liberty of action, but
10:3.8 the F is not discernibly absolute as total Deity except
10:3.14 5. As a F., he maintains parental contact with all
10:3.17 and delegations of jurisdiction by the UF. are wholly
10:3.17 The F. purposefully assumes these limitations of
10:3.18 The Eternal Son seems to function as one with the F.
10:4.4 It exists as the Deity union of F., Son, and Spirit;
10:4.4 the F., the Son, or the Spirit, or any two of them,
10:4.4 The F., Son, and Spirit can collaborate in a non-
10:4.5 Both the F. and the Son are functioning in and
10:6.2 Justice is not the attitude of the F., the Son, or Spirit
10:6.3 the conjoint representative of the F. and the Son to
10:6.4 partaking of the Trinity nature of the united F., Son,
10:6.18 and the merciful love of the UF. are coincident.
10:6.18 the personalities of F., Son, and Spirit are adjusted
10:7.1 The F., the Son, and the Conjoint Actor are truly
10:7.3 The F., Son, and Spirit do not personally function
10:7.6 personal attitude of love in all the acts of God the F..
10:8.3 The UF., the Eternal Son, and the Infinite Spirit are
10:8.5 We know the UF., the Eternal Son, and the Infinite
10:8.5 I love and worship God the F.; I respect and honor
10:8.7 Having thus found God as the F. of all creatures,
10:8.7 sometime begin the quest for the superfinite F..
10:8.7 of the ultimate attributes and character of the PF..
11:0.1 of universes and the abiding place of the UF.,
11:0.1 All of the intelligent creation of the UF. is
11:1.1 The personal presence of the UF. is resident at the
11:1.1 This Paradise presence of the UF. is surrounded by
11:1.2 The UF. is cosmically focalized at this center of the
11:1.3 We know the direct course to pursue to find the UF.
11:1.3 the central shining of the spiritual glory of the UF..
11:1.4 The F. is always to be found at this central location
11:1.4 personalities as they journey inward to the F.;
11:4.5 the things which the UF. has prepared for those who
11:9.3 In the eternity of the past, when the UF. gave
11:9.3 Thus did the F. project reality in two actual phases
11:9.3 in the face of will to action by the F. and the Son,
11:9.8 the fact that this perfect abode of the UF. is the real
12:0.1 immensity of the far-flung creation of the UF. is
12:0.2 material creation as being infinite because the UF. is
12:3.1 but though this circuit is exclusive to the F., he is not
12:3.1 UF. is infinite and acts over all four absolute-gravity
12:3.2 1. The Personality Gravity of the UF..
12:6.2 the UF. exercises priority and primacy through the
12:6.2 Concerning the domains of mind, the F. and the Son
12:7.4 which can be truly said of the UF. cannot be said
12:7.6 He is the UF., a being surcharged with personality
12:7.7 personality of man with the personality of the UF..
12:7.9 The love of the F. absolutely individualizes each
12:7.9 a unique child of the UF., a child without duplicate
12:7.9 that lie outside the fraternal circuit of the F. of all.
12:7.9 the high value which the UF. has placed upon
12:7.10 the brotherhood of the freewill children of the PF..
12:7.12 for the F. is not very far from any one of you;
12:7.13 Even though the PF. functions through his divine
12:7.13 you therefore know that the F. is in intimate touch,
12:7.13 The F. indeed abides on Paradise, but his divine
12:7.14 near to you or to understand you as fully as the F.,
12:8.13 and the thing converge in the person of the UF..
12:8.16 the shining of the spiritualized personality (the F.
13:0.1 consists of the seven secret spheres of the UF.;
13:0.2 These three seven-world circuits of the F., the Son,
13:0.3 The seven secret spheres of the UF., circulating
13:0.6 Although the worlds of the F. are ultimate status
13:0.6 Each world in the circuit of the F. and the circuit of
13:1.0 1. THE SEVEN SACRED WORLDS OF THE F.
13:1.2 The Paradise worlds of the F. are directed by the
13:1.4 world is, in a unique sense, the “bosom of the F.,”
13:1.4 the personal-communion sphere of the UF.,
13:1.4 and other beings taking origin in the UF..
13:1.4 are of direct origin by the solitary acts of the UF..
13:1.4 beings of direct and exclusive origin in the UF.
13:1.8 The Adjusters are a mystery of God the F..
13:1.11 This planet is the “bosom of the F. and the Son”
13:1.11 unrevealed beings take origin by the acts of the F.
13:1.15 This world is the “bosom of the F. and the Spirit”
13:1.15 beings of origin in the conjoint acts of the UF. and
13:1.15 beings who partake of the traits of the F. in addition
13:1.16 it does not necessarily follow that the F. had aught
13:1.18 numerous unrevealed orders with the spirits of the F.
13:1.21 This unique world is the “bosom of the F., Son,
13:2.4 on Ascendington, the “bosom of the F.-Son-Spirit,”
13:2.7 and relative access to the other spheres of the F.
13:2.7 the shores of Divinington, the “bosom of the F.,”
13:2.7 shall stand repeatedly at the “right hand of the F..”
13:2.8 You may become creature perfect even as the UF. is
13:2.9 Secrets of Supremacy on the other worlds of the F.,
13:4.5 beings whom the UF. has ordained shall exercise
13:4.6 They are not so exclusive as the spheres of the F. or
14:2.8 attain Deity, to achieve Paradise, and to know the F..
14:4.19 there are those beings who have attained the UF.,
14:5.4 when they have recognized the UF., ascenders go to
14:6.6 1. The Universal F.—the First Source and Center.
14:6.6 God the F. derives supreme parental satisfaction
14:6.7 Havona affords the F. achievement gratification.
14:6.8 The F. enjoys the Havona reciprocation of the divine
14:6.9 Our F. beholds the central universe with perfect
14:6.11 The eternal F. views with never-ending satisfaction
14:6.12 the partnership effectiveness of the divine family—F.,
14:6.12 the material basis for absolute confidence in the UF..
14:6.15 demonstration that the Son is the Word of the F..
14:6.15 an infinite complement of the F. perfectly gratified.
14:6.16 of equality fraternity between the UF. and the Son,
14:6.40 in the experience of exploring the infinity of the UF..
15:0.1 As far as the UF. is concerned—as a F.—the
15:0.1 he deals with personalities; he is the Father of
15:2.1 Only the UF. knows the location and actual number
15:2.1 he calls them all by name and number.
15:9.1 These circuits are: the personality gravity of the UF.,
15:9.6 and routed by Divinington to the UF. on Paradise.
15:11.3 the whole vast evolutionary concept of the UF.
16:0.3 1. The Universal F..
16:0.6 4. The F. and the Son.
16:0.7 5. The F. and the Spirit.
16:0.9 7. The F., Son, and Spirit.
16:0.10 We know very little about the action of the F. and
16:0.10 we have been definitely instructed that both the F.
16:1.1 spiritual beings, duly expressive of the F., Son,
16:1.2 and through these Seven Spirits, the UF., the Son,
16:1.2 When the F., the Son, and the Spirit act together,
16:2.2 To the universe of universes the PF. speaks only
16:3.2 this Spirit is the direct representation of the PF..
16:3.2 of the power, love, and wisdom of the UF..
16:3.2 Master Spirit Number One who speaks for the UF..
16:3.3 more especially to resemble the UF. in character.
16:3.8 Partaking of the combined natures of the F. and
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