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4:1.3 “Forever, O Lord, your word is settled in heaven.
6:1.4 “And now, O my Father, glorify me with your own
53:1.3 “How are you fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of
63:6.6 “O Breath of Life, give us this day our daily food,
92:5.11 “Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God is one God.”
92:6.17 “O Lord of Hosts, God of Israel, you are God,
97:1.5 “You are great, O Lord God, for there is none like
97:1.9 “Yours is the kingdom, O Lord, and you are
97:1.10 “Yours, O Lord, is the greatness and the power
97:5.6 He has shown me, O man, what is good; and what
97:8.3 “How long, O Lord, how long?”
122:9.23 And now let your servant depart in peace, O Lord,
125:6.9 “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, and the people thereof,
126:4.5 for the Lord has showed us, O men, what is good.
131:2.5 O that men would praise the Lord for his goodness
131:4.2 O Supreme Person, source of beings, Lord of
131:4.5 therefore, O Lord, free us from all taint of sin.
131:4.7 O God, save us from the threefold ruin of hell—lust
131:4.7 O soul, gird yourself for the spirit struggle of
131:9.2 We acknowledge, O God, the Most High and
144:2.1 “O Father, cleanse us from sin, show us your glory,
146:2.13 “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a
146:2.13 quoting: “Set a watch, O Lord, before my mouth;
150:8.6 O King, helper, savior, and shield!
150:8.6 Blessed are you, O Yahweh, the shield of
150:8.7 “O bestow on your people Israel great peace forever,
152:4.2 “O, you of little faith, wherefore did you doubt?”
156:1.7 “O woman, great is your faith, so great that I
158:5.2 “O faithless and perverse generation, how long
159:5.2 such as: “Create in me a clean heart, O Lord.
164:3.5 “O tenderhearted, gain merit by assisting the blind.”
165:5.3 O you of little faith!
167:5.1 prayed to himself: ‘O God, I thank you that I am
171:4.7 O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, which kills the prophets
172:3.4 “Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion; shout, O
172:3.4 daughter of Zion; shout, O daughter of Jerusalem.
172:3.10 “O Jerusalem, if you had only known, even you,
174:4.2 ‘Hear O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one;
175:1.23 “O Jerusalem and the children of Abraham, you who
181:2.20 O, you of little faith!
182:1.3 O my Father, glorify me with the glory which I had
182:3.4 And now, O Father, if this cup may not pass, then
o’clock—see one o’clock; two o’clock, etc.
oak
60:3.19 beech, birch, o., walnut, sycamore, maple, and
85:2.3 in the forest affectionately embracing a sturdy o..
oar
151:5.4 Peter was at the right-hand o. near the stern.
151:5.4 he dropped his o. and, rushing over to Jesus,
151:5.5 who, in his agitation, had not yet returned to his o.,
oars
151:5.3 they were now entirely dependent on their o. as
154:7.1 when this company of twenty-five manned the o. and
195:7.19 Idealists and spiritists dare to use their o. with vigor
oarsmen
151:5.4 These fishermen were strong and experienced o.,
151:5.5 then peering into the darkness at the struggling o.,
oath
21:3.12 Michael takes an o. to the Trinity not to assume
21:3.12 there would be no meaning in taking an o. not to do
21:4.5 it was the last step in fulfilling the sacred o. of a
27:7.9 you take the Trinity o. of eternity and are mustered
30:4.31 Only such individuals take the finaliter o..
31:0.12 their o. of allegiance is only to the Paradise Trinity.
31:1.3 but the finality o. is administered individually.
31:1.3 It is an o of sweeping implications and eternal import
31:1.3 The Havona native takes the same o. and becomes
31:3.4 the o. that musters them forever into the eternity
31:4.1 join subjects in taking the finaliter o. of eternity
31:7.1 company numbers 999 personalities of o. status,
31:7.2 These beings do not take the finaliter o., and though
31:8.4 the Trinity o. of eternity is administered by the chief
38:8.6 The o. of personality transformation is administered;
70:3.8 Their Arab ancestors made use of the o. taken while
70:7.16 All secret associations imposed an o., enjoined
70:11.3 The o originated in the days of Dalamatia in an effort
74:2.6 The Material Son and Daughter took the o. of
88:2.8 To take an o. on a “holy book” or to swear by some
96:4.6 the Lord loves you and will not forget the o. by
98:1.1 their strict interpretation of their o. of ordination,
117:7.7 to the finaliter corps of Paradise, they take an o. to
117:7.7 in taking this o. of allegiance, they are thereby
119:0.3 the solemn o. to the eternal Trinity not to assume full
122:9.12 The o. which he swore to Abraham our father,
135:12.7 because of his o. and because of all those who sat at
174:0.2 Be loyal to your o. of consecration.”
175:1.16 upon you who dissimulate when you take an o.!
175:1.16 a man may swear by the temple and break his o., but
190:1.5 you have served me in accordance with your o. to
190:1.6 in fulfillment of their o. to David Zebedee and to one
oaths
70:11.3 Such o. consisted in pronouncing a curse upon
74:1.4 Adam and Eve were put under joint o. of allegiance
75:4.2 had defaulted in the execution of their o. of trust to
87:6.16 soon followed by religious pledges and sacred o..
87:6.16 Most of these o. were accompanied by self-torture
98:3.4 O. and admissions to citizenship were in reality
190:1.5 I release you from your o. and thereby disband the
oats
70:7.12 times as the foolish notion of “sowing wild o..”
Obadiah—Hebrew prophet
97:5.4 This Isaiah was followed by Micah and O., who
Oban
63:6.7 the present Caspian Sea at a settlement called O.,
63:6.7 From O. he sent out teachers to the remote
obedience
8:1.7 in o. to the combined concepts and united wills of
12:1.1 in o. to the incessant and absolute pull of Paradise
12:8.3 which is true and steadfast in its o. to universal law
33:3.5 subordination to the Son, pledging fidelity and o..
40:10.3 in o. to the established laws of the Supreme Rulers.
56:0.1 in o. to the Father’s mandate: “Be you perfect, even
56:4.1 to indwell mortals in o. to the Father’s mandate,
89:1.4 definitely promised something in return for o..
123:4.7 these beings can so act only in o. to the specific
127:4.3 required to secure their prompt and wholehearted o..
128:2.4 exacted formal promises of o. to James from each
138:7.1 to go forth in humble o. to execute his bidding on
142:1.5 4. O. to the will of the Father, yielding the fruits of
148:4.3 measure of the imperfectness of o. to the Father’s
149:2.12 Jesus received the o. of followers without exacting it.
150:6.1 “Music and Worship,” “Service and O.,” “Pride
159:3.5 does not frighten his children into yielding o. to his
163:3.4 in o. to his just laws of merciful and loving
164:3.15 This was a miracle wrought purely in o. to his own
168:2.3 astir in unified action in o. to the Creator’s word.
172:2.4 It was in o. to this admonition that Lazarus fled to
obedient
11:5.5 gravity but are always o. to Paradise gravity.
13:4.5 the spirit of divinity become humbly o. to the
30:1.93 noncreators are loyal to the Paradise Trinity and o.
41:9.2 ultimatons are fully o. to absolute or Paradise gravity
42:4.7 Ultimatons are humbly o. to temperature extremes.
52:1.5 These birds are most intelligent, very o., and
66:8.1 o. to the mandates of the Constellation Fathers.
96:7.6 Yahweh prospers his own and o. children, while he
123:0.2 though Mary was o. to this decision, she made it
124:3.10 at the same time be o. to the call of his mission to the
125:6.11 in heaven, I will also be o. to my father on earth.
128:1.6 and became o. to death, even the death of the cross.”
135:2.1 John doubted that he had been wholly o. to the
137:6.5 Be ever o. to the Father’s will.
173:3.4 remained o. to the Master’s injunction to refrain
obediently
12:8.3 unfailing pull of the eternal Isle, o. and inherently
136:5.3 universe intelligences o. and respectfully function
136:8.5 the Son of Man bowed o. to the Father’s way,
obeisance
91:8.5 soul or the slavish o. of a fear-ridden mortal.
124:4.7 of this habitual o. to the doorpost parchment.
obey
34:5.5 mortals who the more fully o. the divine leadings.
41:5.6 except as they ever o. the linear-gravity pull inherent
41:9.2 Ultimatonic energy does not o. the linear or direct
89:6.2 The people revolted; they refused to o..
93:4.4 3. I promise to o. the seven commandments of
96:5.4 he taught the Hebrews that, if they would o. God,
96:5.6 disobey; he heals and gives life when you o. him.”
131:7.2 the sun and the moon and all the stars o. my will.
132:4.6 Compel your lower nature to o. your higher nature
132:4.6 lower nature to obey your higher nature as you o.
135:3.2 kingdom, and all dominions shall serve and o. him.
136:5.2 always in readiness to o. the least expression of their
142:2.1 and takes vengeance on those who o. not his law.
143:2.4 “By the old way you seek to suppress, o., and
150:8.8 and in your heart, that you may know and o. it.”
151:5.6 he had not commanded the elements to o. his word,
151:5.6 reciting how “even the winds and the waves o. him.”
153:2.2 o. the voice of the Lord your God that you may
154:6.7 who hears the word of God and dares to o. it.”
155:1.3 Because you o. not the truth.
158:4.6 you unclean spirit; in the name of Jesus o. me.”
163:2.7 he did o. the Master’s injunction, although it was
168:1.12 How long before you will believe and o.?”
180:1.4 joy if you will only o. my command to love one
192:2.11 To Philip he said, “Philip, do you o. me?”
192:2.11 Philip answered, “Yes, Lord, I will o. you even
192:2.11 “If you would o. me, go then into the lands of the
192:2.11 The prophets have told you that to o. is better than
192:2.11 There is but one law to o.—that is the command to
192:2.12 “Matthew, do you have it in your heart to o. me?”
192:2.12 said the Master: “Matthew, if you would o. me, go
obeyed
26:9.3 is vanishing; the injunction to be perfect has been o..
37:5.3 They have in spirit o. the Father’s command, “Be
84:7.3 she was his chattel, and she o. for the same reason.
89:3.6 teacher were to be literally and universally o.,
96:5.6 “kept all his commandments and o. all his statutes.”
140:10.5 the older negative rule could be o. in isolation.
153:2.3 Prophet Jeremiah when he o. the Lord’s command
156:1.2 While they had o. their Master’s instructions,
183:5.1 And the orders of the Roman captain were o.;
obeying
128:4.6 venerate the teacher in place of o. the truth which
140:4.7 mere repression—o. the injunction “Thou shalt not.”
183:2.3 they could not depend upon all Jesus’ followers o.
192:2.12 have an eye single only to o. your commission to
object
4:2.8 Nature is not an o. of worship.
9:5.7 mind can hardly become the o. of great admiration,
64:4.13 the o. and purpose of sacrifice progressively
65:6.1 the exact location and the velocity of a moving o.;
66:5.25 a piece of red-hot metal was a terrorizing o. to man.
69:6.4 Andon avoided treating fire as an o. of worship,
72:4.5 The chief o. of education on this continent is to make
77:3.4 about the o. and motive for the erection of the tower.
77:5.5 Adamson’s party found the o. of their adventure,
85:1.1 The first o. to be worshiped by evolving man was a
85:1.3 mortals do not always identify Deity with an o. of
85:1.3 fetishes are often mere symbols of the real o. of
85:3.5 direct idolatry wherein the material o. is worshiped
88:0.1 The concept of a spirit’s entering into an inanimate o
88:2.1 a supposed preference of ghosts to indwell some o.
88:2.8 take an oath on a “holy book” or swear by some o.
88:4.2 The o. of magic, sorcery, and necromancy was
90:0.2 intervene between the religionist and the o. of
90:2.6 weather control was the o. of much ancient magic.
91:5.7 envision a symbol of the o.-goal of their devotions.
99:7.2 provides a stabilizing loyalty to a transcendent o.,
101:7.4 level of recognized values and in the o. of loyalties.
102:3.2 detrimental; speculation invariably falsifies its o..
121:2.8 had for its o. the pitting of Seleucid Syria and
122:8.6 his belief that Jesus was the o. of their quest and
142:4.1 asked many appreciative questions about each o.
156:6.7 Jesus’ removing himself as an o. of controversy,
160:5.2 We always look upon the o. of our religious
160:5.3 your o. of worship must be the universal spirit
160:5.3 The o. of religious devotion may be material or
160:5.4 A system of morals, by grasping an o. of worship,
160:5.5 A religion might claim as the o. of its devotion a
171:1.5 the o. of his indignant solicitude fled in haste to
189:1.2 that the o. of their vigil had risen to a new form
196:2.6 the glorified Jesus became the o. of worship and
objected
128:1.11 Jesus never o. to any of these titles as they were
128:1.11 Jesus o. to but one title as applied to him: When he
149:2.12 authority over his disciples, but no one ever o..
169:0.3 They o. to the Master’s teachings on these grounds:
187:2.2 the Jews o. to the public exposure of the naked
objectification
103:9.5 transcends the philosophic o. of idealistic desire;
objectified
1:2.2 the supreme desire of man, the mortal quest o..
objection
82:6.4 would be little o. to a limited race amalgamation.
82:6.4 of the several races, still less o. could be offered.
82:6.10 little serious o. to such a sacrificial contribution by
124:1.3 Jesus had managed to disarm his parents’ o. to such
145:3.10 Evidently the Father’s will interposed no o., for the
154:3.2 no o. to the agreement between Herod and the
objectionable
82:6.9 neither are such mulatto offspring so o. as social
100:4.4 his viewpoint, his reasons for such o. conduct.
166:5.4 to present less that was o., first to the Jews, then to
177:2.7 It is true that many of the o. stunting influences
194:4.11 Stephen’s public sermons, when he reached the o.
objections
19:1.6 grave o. to the exclusive historic approach to his
82:6.7 but most of the o. to such experiments rest on social
102:6.9 current o. by referring what is admittedly higher
102:7.6 cleverness of those who assemble o. and magnify
102:7.6 of intellect to pick flaws, ask questions, or raise o..
123:0.5 but it required three weeks to overcome Mary’s o..
143:1.1 and they met with new o. to the teachings of Jesus.
143:1.1 Jesus listened attentively to these o. to the gospel
143:1.3 After Jesus had heard similar o. to the gospel of
147:0.2 Herod had no o. to Jesus’ work as a teacher or
195:2.9 Philo helped to mitigate their o., but Christianity
objective
9:8.8 1. O. response to the Father’s personality circuit.
16:6.10 these three cosmic intuitions that give o. validity to
16:9.8 must be a religious consciousness; that is, if it is o.;
33:8.2 disband upon the accomplishment of their o..
48:8.3 survival plan has a practical and serviceable o.;
91:8.11 prayer contacts with mighty o. realities on spiritual
94:11.6 by the technique of isolating the self from o. reality.
99:7.2 beyond and above the immediate and temporal o..
100:0.2 Love supplies the soil for religious growth—an o lure
100:5.2 from the temporal o. to the eternal,from the bondage
103:9.5 toward the highest realms of universe o. reality.
103:9.9 are the ideals of o. cosmic reality whose existence
107:4.7 discovering not only the infinity of the o. Deity but
130:4.9 The animal mind is only conscious of the o. universe.
136:9.6 He had only one o., the further revelation of God
196:3.21 The one truly divine and o. reality that is associated
196:3.21 Man’s contact with the highest o. reality, God, is
objectively
130:2.10 the subjective consciousness to express itself o.
objectives
71:6.2 his social energy arouser be forever selfish in its o..
91:1.3 it encouraged the effort to realize these material o.
94:8.8 and aspirations on temporal goals and material o..
99:4.2 movements from losing sight of their true o..
100:6.3 the quest for the highest universe o.—supreme goals.
155:1.3 The heathen strike directly for their o; you are guilty
objectivity
196:3.20 in a meaningful and intelligent response to total o.—
objects
4:2.1 in accordance with the local o., aims, and plans of
38:2.5 should not adore them; angels are not o. of worship.
62:5.4 They experienced admiration for both o. and other
63:6.3 various of these larger animals as o. of worship.
66:5.12 tokens which were accepted in lieu of the actual o.
68:2.9 and self-perpetuation are the real o. of the home.
85:0.2 The o. of worship were altogether suggestive;
85:0.2 they consisted of the things of nature which were
85:3.2 Among such o. of worship were creatures that were
85:7.1 early practice became centered upon o. of nature.
85:7.3 to turn away from nature and natural o. to the God
86:2.6 man still kicks and curses those inanimate o. which
86:5.12 that souls could enter animals or even inanimate o..
87:2.10 substituted drawings for real o. and persons in
88:1.1 O. connected with dreams were likely to be
88:2.4 when certain o. were blessed, they became charms.
88:4.5 The o. of science are identical with those of magic.
88:5.4 All ancient o. were magical charms.
112:1.17 Relationships exist between two o., but three or
112:1.17 but three or more o. eventuate a system, and such
123:5.15 efforts in modeling various o. and animals.
124:1.3 in modeling a great variety of o. in potter’s clay.
130:3.7 This museum was not a collection of rare o. but
130:7.6 of the variation in relatedness of universe o..
130:7.6 the concept of the space-relatedness of material o..
142:4.1 supposedly idolatrous o. scattered about the house
obligate
128:4.2 he knew that he must not o. himself in the least to
obligated
132:5.15 But you are not o. to perpetuate any dishonesty or
140:3.1 as my agents on earth you will be o. to abide by
obligation
16:8.17 The reasoned recognition of the o. of moral conduct.
28:6.13 They portray to all will creatures the sense of the o.,
40:10.14 the o. to avail yourselves of the advantages so freely
54:4.4 defiance of all o. to respect the rights and liberties of
71:0.2 absolute o. of the citizen to live and die for the state.
71:3.10 recognition of the o. and privilege of social service.
82:3.4 marriage as a social duty; in another, as a religious o.
84:7.26 not in knowledge of the o. implied in procreation,
89:8.7 had fully discharged every ritual o. to the gods.
95:1.11 The Egyptians preserved the teachings of social o.
101:9.1 if it failed to recognize the duty demands of ethical o.
103:5.1 gives origin to a feeling of social duty and moral o.
117:4.8 appreciation of experiential o. to experiential Deity
119:0.3 This o. is assumed by every Michael Son who
126:3.5 the support of his family must become his first o..
127:2.8 the o. which a cruel accident had thrust upon him.
127:2.8 be able to discharge faithfully his o. to his family.
127:5.3 no amount of money could take the place of his o.
129:2.4 almost equaled the amount of this o.; and Zebedee
132:5.15 You are under moral o. to represent the past
132:5.20 under o. to the race, nation, and circumstances of
159:1.4 and that he did not have wherewith to pay this o..
178:1.5 while you voluntarily assume a third and sacred o.:
180:5.6 highest concept of moral o. as regards all fraternal
196:0.7 personal honor, family love, religious o., social
obligations
5:5.2 grounded in the facts of science, the o. of society,
33:3.2 the occasion of Michael’s liberation from Paradise o.
36:6.6 that have already fulfilled all gravity-responsive o..
48:5.8 of dodging or of circumventing disagreeable o..
53:0.1 disregard of fraternal o., blindness to cosmic
54:1.3 cosmic fairness, universe fraternity, and divine o..
54:4.4 Ethical o. are innate, divine, and universal.
55:9.3 grasp the responsibilities of new grand universe o..
72:3.7 age groups at which their o. to parents are lessened,
74:7.6 individual rights to group rights and community o..
84:1.3 the conscious realization of the o. of sex relations.
84:5.6 advance mores by imposing more stringent sex o.
84:5.9 almost all rights and enjoys exemption from many o.,
100:6.5 and loyal devotion to the commonplace social o. of
101:1.7 the o. consequent upon the illumination of revelation
101:9.1 while it expands the moral o. of all prior revelations.
110:3.10 recognition of your progressive o. to the Supreme
118:7.4 while failing to perceive the supreme o. and duties of
124:3.10 about how he was to carry out his o. to his family
124:4.9 blending of personal convictions and family o. into
124:6.18 the desires of his parents and his o. to his family and
125:6.12 matter of adjusting his dedication to duty to his o.
127:5.5 “If I am a son of destiny, I must not assume o. of
128:4.2 prior o. would prevent his accepting the direction
128:7.13 releasing Jesus from all further o. in these matters.
140:8.14 relationships must not interfere with religious o..
142:7.2 share in many of the special restrictions and o. of the
146:3.10 discussions of the mutual o. of the kingdom and
146:3.10 experience and the amities of social religious o..
157:6.8 let him assume the o. of sonship and follow me.
159:3.7 you cannot escape its responsibilities or avoid its o.,
159:5.10 exhorted his followers patiently to bear their o. but
168:4.11 the parent is within his parental o. to the immature
185:0.4 fail in the recognition of high and holy o. of a divine
195:5.6 3. Man’s ethical recognition of social o. and political
obligatory
82:5.4 the days of Abraham, cousin marriages were o.;
93:6.6 though it had never been made o. by Melchizedek.
obliged
15:3.4 because you are o. to view these phenomena from
91:1.2 he was o. to seek the aid of nonreligious magic,
obliging
132:4.4 by well-chosen words or by some o. service.
oblique
95:2.8 When the o. rays of the sun were observed
obliquely
60:3.14 British Columbia; here the Cambrian rocks are o.
obliterate
84:5.13 Civilization never can o. the behavior gulf between
84:6.6 metamorphose so far as to o. the personality
90:3.10 forces of thought which inexorably o. the scaffolding
91:9.5 You must o. the dead center of indecision.
obliterated
47:9.1 o. during the sojourn on the seventh mansion
52:1.3 many worlds some of the evolutionary races are o.,
52:7.5 long evolutionary struggle have been virtually o..
67:3.10 The panoramic reign-records on Jerusem were o.,
67:5.4 noble culture of those splendid ages had been o..
77:3.8 south, while their fellows fought until well-nigh o..
80:9.11 through warfare and marriage, o. the blue men, but
104:1.2 These teachings had not been wholly o. even in the
194:3.14 Pentecost o. all religious discrimination founded
obliterates
55:1.5 the consuming fire which so completely o. the
160:1.12 that self-understanding which o. debilitating fear;
obliterating
90:3.9 gradually o. man’s fear of ghosts, spirits, and gods
obliteration
44:8.5 the complete o. of characteristic individuality in
46:8.4 “The wages of sin is death”—eternal o..
50:4.13 helped to prevent the total o. of spiritual truth on
52:2.5 relentless warfare sometimes results in the o. of
54:5.8 allow rebellion to pursue a natural course of self-o..
70:8.14 until man gradually achieves their evolutionary o.
79:2.4 not sufficiently to save the invaders from racial o..
79:4.7 of the Deccan after the racial o. of the Aryans.
94:2.2 to stem the tide of racial extinction and religious o.,
oblivion
76:6.2 They did not long rest in the o. of the unconscious
95:1.8 sidetracked and virtually lost in frustration and o..
102:0.1 by death, the long and lonely night of eternal o.
121:6.8 saved from o. by the timely intervention of certain
148:4.9 from godly perfection steadily down toward o. or
149:2.9 Jesus lifted women out of the disrespectful o. and
oblivious
5:1.1 They would there be just as o. of the presence of
30:4.12 they are wholly unconscious and o. to the length of
obscene
88:1.7 The savage was natural minded, not o. or prurient.
92:2.3 of different religions that may be regarded as o.,
92:2.3 A great deal that one generation looks upon as o.,
obscure
1:5.1 permit the magnitude of God either to o. or eclipse
6:7.3 Everything that tends to o. the Father operates
8:6.1 distribution of the Third Source and Center to o. or
81:4.9 mixture tended to o. the Andonite type by Sangik
82:1.10 Secrecy, insincerity, and hypocrisy may o. sex
90:3.7 In cases of o. disease and death the ancients would
124:6.2 now think of associating that affair with this o. lad of
128:4.3 all this when he was an o. and unknown carpenter
149:2.4 the theology of Christianity has worked to o. his
176:4.5 supreme ruler of a universe and not as the o. babe
195:0.18 it dared not so o. the concept of the nature of Jesus
196:1.1 the divinity of the Christ o. the saving truth that
obscured
74:6.5 light emanations of their bodies were so largely o. by
74:8.2 dense space cloud of minute matter which had long o
102:6.1 superstition which so long o. the living God of
169:1.4 the coin is covered by the dust of time and o. by
obscures
86:2.4 or remote interest; self-interest largely o. logic.
130:4.13 such a cosmos o. the living light of the universal
131:7.3 Pride o. God.
165:4.6 The love of riches often o. and even destroys the
obscurity
84:5.3 woman gradually emerges from slavery and o..
92:3.1 and traditions of peoples long since lost in o..
147:8.4 then shall your light shine in o., and even your
observable
5:6.6 the experiential personality of mortal man is not o.
9:6.7 the greater the o. function of mind; the lesser the
9:6.7 energy and spirit, the lesser the o. function of mind.
9:6.8 but not all the o. function of mind is predictable.
11:5.5 are not responsive to o. physical gravity but are
12:1.1 The o. behavior of the material creation constitutes
12:3.9 Son, computed on this theory of totality, is o. as
12:3.10 o. physical activities now in progress throughout the
15:4.9 nebulae o. in the space regions external to the Milky
15:6.10 suns are the stars of your o. astronomic system.
42:7.5 how many of the one hundred atomic types will be o.
42:9.3 o. in the earlier or lighter atomic groupings.
45:1.11 this sad spectacle has been o. during these recent
58:5.6 up onto the land, but such phenomena are not o..
90:3.5 If no o. natural agent could be discovered, ghosts
102:1.2 The reason of science is based on the o. facts of time
117:7.14 actuality which will be o. by all creature intelligences,
132:2.2 relative levels of human comprehension of the o.
189:0.2 the power to lay down his o. life and to take it up
observably
3:1.6 He is not thus o. present in the creations encircling
9:3.2 This power is not functionally (o.) present in either
observance
73:5.3 water of Eden was kept wholesome by the strict o.
86:4.6 This idea of reincarnation originated in the o. of
89:0.2 the o. of the propitiation ceremonies of sacrifice.
89:1.1 O. of a taboo was man’s effort to dodge ill luck,
94:8.15 additional or secondary commandments, whose o.
94:10.2 the o. of so much from so many religions;
95:1.2 resting on the Babylonian o. of the seventh day,
97:10.7 Ezekiel also set about to establish the faithful o. of a
98:3.1 later religion of the Latins was more of a political o.
98:3.2 consisted in the o. of mere forms, vows, and taboos.
98:4.8 The frenzy of the o. of these mystery cults and the
98:5.4 the most elaborate o. of all on the annual festival
98:6.5 Mithraism, the ritual of worship o.; and Christianity
123:5.12 Nazareth they were more liberal regarding the o. of
127:4.9 teachings and practices related to Sabbath o. and
142:3.21 the fact of creation as the reason for Sabbath o.?
166:1.9 2. Scrupulous o. of the laws of purification.
194:4.10 in any way interfered with the o. of the Jewish laws.
observances
87:0.1 its primitive religious o. were the outgrowth of
88:3.2 Totemism is a combination of social and religious o..
89:6.7 And these o., now more or less symbolic, are all
90:0.1 The evolution of religious o. progressed from
92:3.2 Religion has always been largely a matter of o., rites,
92:3.3 The o. of such a creed represented the extension of
94:1.5 faith, favor with God apart from ritualistic o. and
94:11.7 though the ceremonies and outward o. of Buddhism
121:2.9 Herod professed loyalty to the Hebrew ceremonial o.
123:3.5 these celebrations and o. were difficult for Jesus’
144:6.10 to legislate on outward o., and socialize personal
observant
131:3.6 a superior person who esteems virtue and is o. of
140:8.9 he was duly o. of all civil laws and regulations.
observation
12:0.3 the study of physical law and from the o of the starry
12:4.14 numerous factors of error embracing angles of o.
12:6.5 partially predictable when subjected to critical o..
15:2.4 Each constellation also has a Faithful of Days in o.,
15:3.3 O. of the so-called Milky Way discloses the
15:3.3 When the angle of o. is propitious, gazing through
20:5.7 but within the range of my o. they always succeed.
21:2.1 he must spend a long period of o. devoted to the
21:2.1 completed his unique experience of Paradise o.
30:3.5 of the physical universe is largely dependent on o.
30:3.12 intrauniverse travel and o. is a part of the career of
30:4.28 you are accorded a long period of leisure for free o.
33:2.1 O. of Creator Sons discloses that some resemble
35:9.8 I do not make this o. by way of criticism.
41:5.7 force-energy may cause the stream under o. to
42:4.14 confusion attending the o. of the wave mechanics
42:7.8 electrons nearest the center are difficult of o. or
42:11.3 the investigating mind engaged in such a task of o..
46:5.28 various circles is open to the full o. of all Jerusem.
55:2.8 but it has not yet occurred according to my o..
56:1.2 the o. of the gravity response of all bona fide reality
62:6.2 watching the twins develop through our o. of the
76:2.6 The o. of Abel’s conduct establishes the value of
81:1.6 cultivate crops through o. of the sprouting of seeds
82:5.1 they also made the o. that general weakness
85:0.4 The o. of powerful natural forces, such as storms,
98:4.8 the o. of the annually recurring stoppage of growth
102:6.9 the concept of truth alongside the o. of fact.
108:3.1 We know from o. that there are numerous series of
108:4.3 such long-range o. unquestionably discloses that they
112:2.12 philosophy is the o. of this o. of the material world
112:2.12 the cosmic reality of the o. of the o. of all this
112:4.6 2. Be assigned for a period to the o. of the Paradise
114:4.3 this Vorondadek Son of Edentia now on o. duty.
117:6.12 capacity for Supremacy comprehension through o. of
124:2.6 depth of reasoning and keenness of o. so charmed
130:0.6 From firsthand o and actual contact Jesus acquainted
130:4.11 are disclosed on the material level by critical o. and
130:4.11 it is simply the o. of a relativity in the relatedness
130:4.13 out of the o. of the imperfections which appear in the
143:6.4 truth is the greatest pronouncement of the o. of these
158:2.3 Jesus enjoined silence about their o. of the foretaste
182:2.1 revealed that they had kept Judas under o. for
193:5.4 the Most Highs, under the o. of the Paradise Son,
193:5.5 when the morontia Jesus disappeared from the o.
196:3.21 the Adjuster, functions to human o. apparently as an
observational
30:4.32 as finaliters, are assigned on o. and co-operative
observations
11:1.4 by any of these o. or by all of them we are led
12:3.7 it is interesting to record certain o. made on Uversa
15:1.1 Within the limited range of the records, o., and
15:1.1 the records of Uversa, in accordance with older o.,
15:8.8 the experience acquired in connection with o.
15:13.6 The Recents of Days receive all reports of o. and
21:1.3 And these o. are in no sense implied criticisms;
30:2.148 prosecute their work and carry on their o. under
30:3.2 are unusually favorable for their o. and calculations.
37:3.3 Among their early o. of intrauniverse transactions is
42:5.14 as wave phenomena when subjected to certain o. is
42:9.4 cannot be predicated on the o. of so-called science.
55:11.2 As far as o. can penetrate, the fifth or minor sector
69:6.6 fire came down from the gods grew out of the o. of
95:2.4 These o. led to those experiments which resulted
101:4.7 of known or about-to-be-known facts and o..
112:5.7 continue their o. of the emerging morontia intent
133:5.4 to correlate these quantitative and qualitative o..
195:6.12 as mathematical deductions based on physical o., but
observatory
46:2.9 you may ascend the pearly o. and view the relief map
46:5.30 three enormous structures: the vast astronomic o. of
observe—see observe, I; observe, we
12:2.4 The Uversa star students o. that the grand universe
12:7.2 You o. that God does the same thing in the same
13:4.7 In no other place in the wide universe can one o.
15:3.2 you o. that the spheres of Orvonton are traveling in
15:3.5 the vast Sagittarius subgalactic system you may o.
15:4.7 making it easy to o. them at one point but more
15:5.14 As star students scan the heavens, they will o.
22:10.8 is well-nigh pathetic to o. them seeking knowledge
30:3.12 The human desire to travel and o. new peoples and
35:10.1 The evolutionary mortals o the system administrators
39:5.12 permitted to o. seraphim that were being prepared
41:3.8 you may o. many of these younger stars whose
47:1.5 to o. the mansion world parents embrace their
49:2.17 amusing to o. the early civilization of a primitive
51:7.5 And if Urantians could only o. life on such a planet,
52:7.8 do not leave a world until they o. that the plan,
56:0.2 able to o. wider stretches of universal phenomena,
65:7.2 you would o. even less to arrest your attention in
74:3.8 those who accompanied Adam on this trip to o.
74:6.7 a new sight on Urantia to o. these children of Adam
76:3.1 It was indeed pathetic to o. this magnificent couple
79:4.8 then the world will o. the fruition of the cultural
90:3.3 When thoughtful men o. disease and death, they set
91:7.5 of mysticism, ecstasy, and inspiration is to o.
99:1.3 and painstakingly to o. the compass of religious
101:7.4 It is equally pathetic to o. those who trade their
102:2.3 to o. that such religious practitioners live and carry
110:7.2 o. the translating mortal disappear “in chariots of
123:1.5 stand around by the hour just to o. the baby’s early
123:5.13 Jesus could o. the caravan trains as they wended
123:6.8 the rabbis, came to Nazareth to o. Jesus, having
123:6.9 strangers who can only view my body and o. my
124:2.10 his first trip with his father to o. the fishing industry
124:3.7 Joseph was shocked to o. his son’s enthusiasm as he
125:1.4 altar stood, to o. the killing of the droves of animals
125:2.11 they were all distressed to o. how indifferent Jesus
128:2.4 to o. the working of the new plan, to give advice
129:1.7 Jesus built boats and continued to o. how men
129:2.6 But let us go back to o. Jesus in Jerusalem.
133:1.5 to the rescue of any person you o. to be in distress.
133:6.2 they walked down by the river to o. the dredging of
136:2.3 Jesus o. his own former divine spirit descending
138:3.5 to linger about the banquet room to o. the guests
138:3.5 to o. Jesus’ conduct at this unusual social gathering.
139:3.5 inspiring to o. how well James and John got along.
139:5.9 to o. his work in behalf of the mother church.
142:3.16 6. You shall not fail to o. the feast of the first fruits
143:1.5 Do you o. that I am enslaved by fear?
146:3.6 “While you cannot o. the divine spirit at work in
147:6.2 appointed to follow Jesus, to o. his words and acts,
148:3.5 Neither did they o. any visible manifestation of
149:0.3 to o. the work of the evangelists and to encourage
156:3.2 to o. the eagerness of these gentiles to hear the
164:4.3 because you can see that he does not o. the Sabbath.
166:4.2 Have you failed to o. how the Son of Man lives as
166:4.3 Do you not o. that far greater numbers of the poor
167:1.3 he did not o. the ceremonial washing of his hands
175:1.8 o. the essentials of the law but do not pattern after
176:0.1 “Master, o. what manner of buildings these are.
179:3.9 you will o. that I am among you as one who serves
183:5.4 the Galilean, is permitted to stand by and o. all that
188:1.5 returned to Jerusalem, in sorrow, to o. the Passover
189:0.2 That which you o. is the mortal transit of Jesus of
189:0.2 A phase of this experience you are about to o., but
observe, I
2:5.8 When I o. the Creator Sons and their subordinate
13:4.7 Nowhere else can I o. such an amazing
23:0.2 I o. that there were almost 7,690 trillion Solitary
48:7.2 I had occasion to o. this method of teaching;
110:3.4 o. that so many of you spend so much time and
159:4.1 I o. that you teach us only a portion of the sacred
observe, we
1:3.2 We may constantly o. the works of God, we may be
7:1.7 we do not o. that the resultant spiritual quarantine of
7:2.4 we o. the Eternal Son personally present in the
8:6.4 Whether we o. the Infinite Spirit as Paradise Deity
10:3.6 We o. that the Father has divested himself of all
10:3.6 we can only o. that he did not divest himself of
10:7.5 But we do o. that, as time passes, all these difficult
11:6.1 we merely o. that all space alternately contracts and
11:7.2 but we o. that these zones of lessened space motion
12:0.2 but as we study and o. the total material creation,
12:1.14 we o. the beginnings of a zone of an unbelievable
12:2.5 We can o. its immensity, we can discern its extent
19:5.2 the results of which we certainly o. here and there in
20:9.5 We o. that the administrators of the superuniverses
21:1.3 as we o. the practical outworking of the Michael
21:1.4 We also o. that the ordained plans of the present
21:6.1 But as we o. their work in the present universe age,
31:3.5 We o. that spirit classification, or designation, has
35:2.2 and o. the highest type of true self-government.
36:6.7 We o. that these three are the levels of God the
39:0.1 But we do o., when seraphim have been subjected to
55:6.5 We o. that the upper limits of spiritual development
55:6.6 We o. that on these highly evolved and long seventh-
56:1.5 we o. the existence of these two realities and
106:3.5 We o. gravity action penetrating the space
107:7.5 do not o. will, volition, choice, and love manifested
108:1.1 We do o. that the more experienced Adjuster is
108:2.5 But we do o. numerous influences and conditions
108:2.10 We o. that many mortals on the worlds of space may
108:2.10 then we o. the immediate dispatch of the Adjusters.
108:2.11 we o. Adjusters sometimes bestowed in response to
117:7.7 we o. that the outlying finaliter companies then
118:9.7 we o. that certain impersonal phases are being united
118:10.12 as humanity progresses in development, we o. that
observed—verb; see—observed, I; observed, they;
observed, we
0:11.15 divergent in function as they may be o. by mind
2:5.10 divine love for mortal beings is o. in the bestowal
9:1.2 still others are not o. to be actively and personally
12:1.2 the cosmic energies would be o. to shoot off on an
12:7.7 the divine will is o. to shine brighter and brighter in
14:3.1 Here may be o. the height of the ideals of true self-
16:6.3 Human minds are sometimes o. to be running in
24:2.8 The partial emergence of will o. in the reactions of
26:6.3 To those of us who have o. these mysterious
30:2.157 creatures of every phase of existence may be o. and
34:3.6 as practically o. throughout a local universe,
34:4.13 These bodies were first o. on Urantia about the time
35:7.2 mortals have o. the legislative assemblies as they
45:1.8 neither is such a presence to be o. on the system
46:5.10 these various groups of sonship may be o. at work.
55:5.2 has disappeared, and delinquency is rarely o..
56:1.4 throughout space and as o. in the motions of time,
56:7.6 there is o. a new and fuller functioning of God the
57:3.1 space nebulae are usually o. as spiral phenomena.
57:6.6 the Jupiter and Saturn systems much as o. today
57:8.3 tides were then in play much as they are now o.,
60:1.2 sandstone footprints of the land reptiles may be o..
60:3.9 these deposits may be o. in the uptilted foothills.
68:1.6 Among these backward peoples may be o. something
77:2.11 This may be o. in the Biblical genealogy of Abraham
81:5.1 it will be o. that eventually evolution and culture
82:5.1 the savage o. that race mixture improved the
84:4.8 deadly fear of being o. at the time of a menstrual
84:7.8 men and women were o. working side by side in
87:2.4 Silence or mourning was o. after a death so that the
89:3.5 Pledges of this harmful nature are best o. today
91:1.1 This mission of religion is not consciously o. by
93:2.1 Melchizedek was first o. by mortal man on that day
95:2.4 Egyptians o. that dead bodies placed in brickless
95:2.8 When the oblique rays of the sun were o. penetrating
98:3.8 This new religion of Augustus worship was o.
101:2.16 religion can never be o., much less understood, from
110:6.14 there is to be o. an unmistakable improvement in
112:2.12 The observer cannot be the thing o.; evaluation
115:3.4 Infinity, as it is o. by finite intelligences, is the
117:7.6 Such phenomena may be o. wherever finite makes
119:2.4 And then, by the same technique o. at the time of
121:0.1 the life transactions of Jesus as they were o. by my
122:5.2 Mary was never o. to be sorrowful until after the
123:2.16 you would only have o. the growing up of a normal,
124:6.13 Joseph was puzzled when he o. how little interest
125:1.1 was sickened by the spirit of irreverence which he o..
129:2.7 Jesus inspected these schools and o. their methods
132:3.2 Knowledge pertains to things o., but truth transcends
133:2.1 cargo, the travelers o. a man mistreating his wife.
133:3.6 When in Rome, Ganid o. that Jesus refused to
133:9.1 the loading of their twenty camels and o. Jesus
136:1.4 when he o. the outworking of this arrangement, he
137:4.11 Jesus o. that they were drawing wine out of them by
139:1.6 Andrew’s type be o. exerting such an influence
143:3.4 twelve had ever o. him to neglect such formalities.
143:3.7 and o. the freedom from nervous irritability which
147:2.3 This was the second Passover Jesus had o. with his
147:5.1 Simon had o. the Master and was much impressed
149:1.2 he o. one of these cases of spontaneous healing,
150:3.2 Such a star having then recently been o., Andrew
166:2.3 when Simon o. the Samaritan among the lepers, he
167:7.7 friends who o. Jesus ascending the hills to the east.
168:4.4 There never can be o. an unbroken continuity of
179:3.1 knew that their Master never o. these rites of hand
182:2.12 when John Mark o. Jesus withdraw, with Peter,
185:2.2 When Pilate o. that they were reluctant to state their
185:4.3 Herod was relieved of that fear since he o. that Jesus
188:1.7 saw it all and o. where the Master had been laid.
188:3.11 there may now be o. a magnificent material-morontia
191:4.2 Abner and Lazarus, neither of whom had o. him,
observed, I
26:10.2 I have o. that they temporarily return to the
27:2.2 And I have o. that, when the ascendant mortals have
55:6.6 I have o. the technique whereby the absonite
108:2.7 I have o. Adjusters arrive in mortal minds upon the
109:4.5 I have o. an Adjuster indwelling a mind on Urantia
137:1.1 Andrew said: “I have o. you ever since you came
163:2.4 Seeing that I have o. all the commandments from
observed, they
57:3.2 as they o. this metamorphosis of the Andronover
64:3.3 They o. the Mesopotamian peninsula sinking into the
87:1.3 The primitives feared sickness because they o. it was
123:4.2 the children played at the more serious things they o.
126:4.8 never had they o. Jesus so manly and decisive,
133:1.1 They o. a rough and bullying youth brutally attacking
142:8.5 but when they o. that he did no public preaching,
144:3.13 They o. him spending entire nights at prayer or
148:3.5 they o. his features undergo rapid and multitudinous
158:1.9 dazzling vision faded from before them and they o.
164:3.9 when they o. that he could see, all said, “Is this not
172:4.2 they o. as she cast two mites (small coppers) into
176:0.2 they o. the temple, glorified by the rays of the sun
179:1.1 they o. that the bread, wine, water, and herbs were
182:0.2 about Judas until they reached the camp and o.
182:3.1 never before had they o. their Master to be so
189:4.10 they looked to one side and o. a silent stranger.
observed, we
62:6.3 Later on we o. the spirit of courage in operation;
62:6.4 the Primates, we had o. the augmented service of the
114:2.1 have o. that those who have been commissioned
119:4.2 third day after this bestowal disappearance we o.,
119:5.1 we o. the preparations of Michael for departure.
161:3.3 We frequently o. Jesus acting with only the human
observed—adjective
4:2.7 Rather are such o. imperfections merely the
195:6.11 never have two differing interpretations of any o.
observer—see Most High observer
18:6.5 Aside from his duties as an o., a Union of Days acts
30:3.4 The star-o. colony of Uversa now numbers over
35:5.6 suffered planetary isolation, an o. Vorondadek is
36:6.8 by a Vorondadek Son stationed on Urantia as an o.
37:2.2 Gabriel is ex officio chairman of, or o. at, most of the
39:3.11 on special assignment, such as the Vorondadek o.,
43:1.8 You will always be welcome as an o in the legislative
43:5.17 isolated world has a Vorondadek Son acting as an o.
43:5.17 He does not participate in planetary administration
43:5.17 a Vorondadek o. has been stationed on the planet
45:1.4 visitor and o. on any of the seven surrounding worlds
45:3.22 Satania now has an o. at the headquarters of the
46:5.15 all other orders of the visiting and o. Sons who are
57:8.27 the original Urantia Corps and now a resident o..]
62:5.8 Every celestial intelligence was present as an o. of
109:7.7 When the planetary Vorondadek o. of Urantia—
112:2.12 The o. cannot be the thing observed; evaluation
112:4.8 4. Be stationed for a time as a student o. on one of
114:3.5 represented by a Vorondadek Son, the Edentia o..
114:4.1 still resident on Urantia a Vorondadek Son, an o. for
114:4.2 the Norlatiadek o., who maintains close advisory
114:4.2 Vorondadek o., who acts as their advisory director.
123:3.8 Jesus was a keen o. and gained much knowledge
137:1.2 Andrew was a silent o. of, and sincere believer in,
171:7.4 Jesus was an interested and keen o..
183:5.4 a Roman counselor designated to act as o. of the
observers
12:4.12 tends to convey the impression to astronomic o.
12:4.15 And the astronomic o. of Uversa think they detect
15:1.2 as thoroughly known to the superuniverse star o. of
15:3.7 the confusion of Urantian star o. arises out of the
15:8.7 of space is one of the tasks of the celestial star o..
15:12.1 by the Mighty Messengers, the official o. of the
15:13.6 the Unions of Days who are stationed as Trinity o.
18:6.3 In a special manner these Trinity o. co-ordinate the
19:5.8 do not know whether they are merely interested o.
22:2.8 their chief assignment is that of superuniverse o..
22:2.8 importance as the official o. of the Ancients of Days.
24:4.1 These high o. of the affairs of the local creations
28:7.1 the star students, millennial tourists, celestial o.,
30:3.11 these various types of beings flock in upon us as o.,
33:6.4 O. are commissioned by executive decree of a
33:8.3 they are permitted to send o. who attend and study
35:2.3 They are by nature unprejudiced o.; they have the
35:3.22 colleges are thronged with student visitors and o.
35:8.6 as messengers, custodians, commissioners, o., and
35:9.5 These rulers are not supervised by Trinity o. from
37:4.1 central and superuniverse representatives to, or o. of,
37:10.5 of celestial personalities as helpers, students, o.,
38:5.1 first millennium as noncommissioned o on Salvington
38:5.3 are initiated as ministering spirits by serving as o. on
43:5.8 6. The Most High chief of planetary o., the director
43:5.8 the director of the Vorondadek o. stationed on the
55:2.7 Mortal o. can see nothing of their translated
65:4.9 Melchizedek o., twelve in number, were sent as
66:7.3 to inspire and favorably impress the student o.
66:7.20 students but does not embrace the visitors and o.,
74:7.11 Unarmed o. were freely admitted to Eden for short
77:8.7 Midwayers perform the important duties of o. for all
78:1.13 the celestial o. on Urantia waited anxiously to find
136:2.3 superhuman o. expected to witness the fusion of
152:0.1 the new o. from the Jerusalem Sanhedrin who had
153:1.1 official o. of Herod Antipas, who had been directed
168:2.3 Though these human o. remained motionless,
183:0.5 John Mark and an innumerable host of celestial o..
observes
6:6.1 Man also o. mind phenomena in living organisms
91:0.4 The Toda tribe o. this practice of praying to no one
112:2.12 In science the human self o. the material world;
131:5.2 our God o. all things with a flashing eye.
195:7.22 and discriminating scientist who thus o. universe
observing—verb
3:6.7 traits of the Father can be better understood by o.
39:5.12 In o. a transport seraphim being made ready to
45:6.2 o. and studying the life habits and conduct of these
46:5.28 take pleasure in o. the techniques of other groups.
51:4.4 o. the remnants of these early races on your world.
52:6.8 You would hardly believe that you were o. the
55:11.5 progress by o. the results of such achievements on
55:11.8 It is by o. what takes place on long-settled worlds
65:3.3 were o. and fostering no less than one thousand
77:1.4 After a year of o. the work of this unique group,
77:1.6 studying and o. the world races and rendering other
81:2.18 idea of making pottery arose from o. the effects of
93:5.3 Melchizedek receivers had been o. the ancestors of
115:6.7 the invisible may sometimes be discerned by o. its
115:6.7 the trends of Supremacy by o. the repercussions of
133:3.1 Ganid much enjoyed o. how a Jew conducted his
134:7.3 the Son of Man lived for over two months, o.,
139:5.5 comfort from o. one like themselves elevated to an
148:2.4 helpful lessons by o. the manner in which Jesus
153:3.3 Then one of the spies who had been o. Jesus and
169:4.3 You learn about God from Jesus by o. the divinity of
170:1.15 1. The confusion occasioned by o. the idea of the
184:1.2 left upon o. his coldness and reserve in receiving him
observing—adjective
102:2.1 O. minds and discriminating souls know religion
obsessed
139:12.9 Judas became o. with the idea of getting even,
obsolete
55:5.4 is slowly rendering laws of human enactment o..
68:4.6 the remnants of discarded customs and o. social
69:8.9 Modern mechanical invention rendered the slave o..
89:1.6 regulations, but also o., outworn, and useless taboos.
102:1.3 because it chances to be found in company with o.
obstacle
51:4.8 Notwithstanding this o., it seems that you ought to
66:4.2 The serious o. to the good influence of such teachers
66:5.20 The great o. in the way of promoting hygiene among
87:7.2 always been the greatest o. to social reconstruction
106:1.2 This superuniverse time lag, this o. to perfection
166:3.8 surmounting every earthly o. which might chance to
195:10.7 secularized today, presents the greatest single o. to
obstacles
65:8.5 but none of these o. can defeat the whole-souled
75:1.3 the o. seemed insuperable and the problems
87:2.5 inactivity were one of the great o. to civilization’s
102:7.6 the o. which stand in the way of finding God in the
106:9.3 most formidable o. to complete reality perception.
130:6.3 with small enemies and be retarded by many o., but
130:6.4 difficulties will challenge you; and o. will stimulate
154:2.5 Universe difficulties must be met and planetary o.
156:5.21 whets the ardor of the truth lover, while o. only
195:10.8 stand as great, but wholly unconscious, o. to the
obstinacy
161:2.5 Jesus grieves over the spiritual o. of the people
obstinate
139:6.3 But Nathaniel was not o., even if he was proud.
139:8.7 yet so inflexibly just and fair; so firm but never o.;
obstruction
60:3.2 land drift continued, it met with the first great o. on
obtain—see obtain, not
19:5.5 We o. much of our knowledge of the Inspired Spirits
24:1.9 We o. them on requisition as we arrange for the
26:1.17 Urantia mortals must o. light-energy through the
27:5.2 Supreme knowledge you thus o. from the living
37:2.11 the future relationship that will o. between the
37:5.5 ever seeking to o. for them mercy, justice, and fair
44:5.4 reliable laws in the spirit world as o. in the material
45:6.5 Thus do such nonreproducing ascenders o. the
45:6.6 must o. this necessary training while sojourning in
63:4.7 hunting to o. food and fighting to avenge themselves
75:8.7 might perfection o., even despite the incompleteness
84:8.5 All efforts to o. wholesome diversion and to engage
84:8.5 man could o. salt only by dipping his food in ashes.)
93:5.7 Lot journeyed to the valley of the Nile to o. food
123:5.12 from which they could o. a panoramic view of all
124:4.1 very unusual arrangement to o. in a Jewish family.
128:6.6 Jesus endeavored to o. either an immediate hearing
131:7.3 If you would o. heavenly help, put away your pride;
133:4.12 not prejudice the chance of your soul to o. justice
139:5.5 the ability to put two and two together to o. four.
140:3.9 “Happy are the merciful, for they shall o. mercy.
140:5.17 “Happy are the merciful, for they shall o. mercy.”
140:6.3 those who seek to o. the Father’s favor by prayer,
152:2.1 where they proposed to o. much needed rest in a
157:1.2 they could not well go to Bethsaida to o. money.
171:6.1 he could o. a good view of the Master as he passed
183:2.3 o. permission to employ the armed Roman guards.
188:4.1 to open the way for sinful man to o. salvation;
191:1.2 with what you may o. from the kingdom but rather
194:3.2 The religions of pessimistic despair seek to o.
obtain, not
151:6.7 Jesus did not o. the rest he was looking for.
152:2.2 Those who could not o. boats fared forth on foot
153:4.3 and wicked intention shall never o. forgiveness.
obtained
23:2.16 kinds of information which cannot be o. by Gravity
54:2.1 has there o. the eternal pattern of co-ordinate
77:8.1 This regime has o. since their amalgamation into one
88:3.4 and many other forms of government have o..
89:7.2 this ceremony once o. over most of the world from
121:1.1 that had ever previously prevailed or has since o..
123:5.8 difficult problems of life—Jesus o. by mingling with
128:1.3 Jesus o. knowledge,gained experience, and combined
132:5.5 3. Trade wealth—riches o. as a fair profit in the
134:5.9 In the West it o. for more than a thousand years
182:0.1 John had o. several hours of rest while the Master
191:5.1 he o. considerable pleasure from their persistent
obtaining
21:3.16 The technique of o. supreme sovereignty over a local
28:4.8 You are here o. one of your first fleeting glimpses of
55:4.24 Upon o. release from their agelong assignment,
62:3.11 they were concerned only with o. food and, since
88:4.1 magic was the art of o. voluntary spirit co-operation
94:0.1 trust in God as the only price of o. divine favor.
133:3.6 to resort to such methods of o. a livelihood?
133:3.7 accepted this distasteful means of o. a livelihood
136:6.1 forcibly presented itself in the matter of o. food.
156:1.5 deprive the dogs of the privilege of o. the crumbs
176:3.8 the higher duty of o. increased yield of the fruits of
187:2.5 and he took this method of o. petty revenge.
195:1.8 after o. from the East a religion whose one God
obtains
33:7.4 This has no reference to natural death as it o. on
41:10.2 But no matter what technique of world building o.,
42:7.8 nuclear proximity o. in all atoms regardless of the
72:11.5 military pay o. in all industries, and the chiefs of all
82:4.3 wife to a friend or guest, and this custom still o.
90:2.11 This practice still o. in some parts of Tibet, where
136:2.6 the very procedure that o. on the morontia worlds
148:6.3 When the suffering servant o. a vision of God,
obtrusive
161:2.4 And yet never is his piety o. or ostentatious.
obviates
48:4.16 worship o. the necessity for reversion activities.
obvious
40:10.4 it is quite o. that the present ascension scheme
90:3.5 2. Violence—o. causes. The causes for some
obviously
40:10.6 the Adjuster-fused finaliters o. enjoy the widest
132:0.10 who had so o. (and as they supposed unwittingly)
176:1.6 the changes which would o. occur in Jerusalem when
occasion—noun; see occasion, this
3:5.1 Any and all powers delegated, if o. should arise, if
17:6.8 On that o. the triumphant Creator Son elevates the
19:3.3 we also function as a trio whenever the o. requires.
26:9.2 It is therefore a momentous o. on the pilot world of
27:7.8 sixth jubilee was the o. of the Paradise awakening
28:6.6 books which are opened on such a momentous o.
28:7.2 You will on o. meet them soon after your departure
29:4.14 These same energies are, on o., used by the midway
31:2.3 staff of 999 fellow messengers, and as o. may require
31:8.4 eventful o. when, as a member of a new finaliter
33:3.2 She volunteered to accompany Michael on the o. of
48:7.2 I had o. to observe this method of teaching;
49:6.2 These special resurrections are the o. for mobilizing
52:5.5 until the o. of a special resurrection, the fallen
52:5.6 This is the o. when the “spirit of the triumphant
53:2.4 first outspoken disloyalty was manifested on the o.
55:2.5 what a beautiful o. when mortals thus forgather to
62:3.9 jumped two inches less on a certain o., the whole
65:3.3 frog, narrowly escaped extinction on a certain o..
74:2.3 supply of home-reared pigeons for just such an o..
75:4.5 Cano of this oft-repeated warning on the fateful o. of
93:5.12 awaited an opportune o. to attack his neighbors,
98:3.4 The religious initiation of Roman youths was the o.
103:4.1 The characteristic difference between a social o.
119:1.1 It was a solemn o. on Salvington almost one billion
119:5.3 the o. of the advancement of a group of ascending
120:0.9 the momentous o. when Immanuel presented the
123:5.9 The Nazareth chazan, on the o. of Jesus’ finishing
124:5.5 a new public building, to be present on this glad o..
125:6.7 But the lad was equal to the o..
125:6.11 that they need not fear he would again give any o.
127:4.2 Prayer time in this household was the o. for
127:6.12 to the commonplace demands of the human o..
128:2.4 sometimes during the week when o. required,
128:7.10 It was truly a joyous o..
128:7.13 send shall be used by you as the o. demands.
129:4.8 of man awaiting the o. to become manifest to God.
132:0.10 On one o., while preaching in Rome, Simon Peter,
133:1.5 On another o. he did draw from Jesus the opinion
133:3.10 presently Martha rose to the o. and did everything
133:6.5 and that is the o. of the birth of the soul.
134:5.8 Families have, on o., defied their clan, while clans
134:9.4 Jesus did not participate in the merriment of the o.,
135:11.4 if he finds no o. to doubt and stumble over me.”
136:4.4 These forty days were the o. of the final conference
143:1.8 This was not all that Jesus said on that o., but it is
143:3.3 This was a marvelous o. in the experience of each
148:3.5 as some of them did witness on a subsequent o..
149:1.3 On one o. Jesus remarked when touched by an ailing
149:3.1 Jesus was a teacher who taught as the o. served;
150:0.4 going out two and two to baptize believers as o.
150:8.7 he offered an informal prayer suitable for the o.,
151:0.1 This was a memorable o., and his hearers never
154:5.4 This was a solemn o. for all present,but Jesus seemed
157:1.2 give these men no o. for offense at our attitude.
158:1.10 same that had spoken on the o. of Jesus’ baptism,
158:3.1 The transfiguration was the o. of: 1.The acceptance
161:3.1 a gradual growth in the mind of Jesus up to the o.
162:2.2 but would kill me because on another o. I chose to
162:4.1 made the feast of tabernacles an ideal o. for Jesus
162:4.2 This was the o. of the reception of the temple
164:3.8 Pharisees may have the full o. which they seek for
164:5.1 The very o. they had so ardently sought, Jesus
165:4.1 he proceeded to use the o. for the impartation of
166:1.11 subsequent o. when he would again be dining with
171:7.7 never hesitated to be severe with them when the o.
176:4.3 On one o. he intimated that, whereas the eye of flesh
177:5.2 This was the o. of Jesus’ warning his followers to
179:0.2 special o. that was to precede the regular Passover
191:4.5 the largest number who saw him on any single o..
occasion, this
17:1.10 This o. takes place in the presence of Majeston,
21:2.3 The departure of a Michael Son on this o. forever
22:2.7 even to the individual worlds, as I do on this o..
33:3.5 Never before this momentous o. did the Universe
63:0.1 on this o. of formal planetary recognition, closed
74:2.7 and Eve were invested with kingly robes on this o.,
93:6.6 so opposed circumcision that on this o. he decided
119:5.1 This o. was different from the previous ones in that
122:9.4 For this o. Anna had written a poem which Simeon
123:0.3 On this o. the assembled friends presented Jesus with
124:5.5 a new public building, to be present on this glad o..
135:11.4 followed soon upon the heels of this memorable o..
137:4.8 motives for appealing to her eldest son on this o..
137:4.12 On this o. power transformers, midwayers, and all
137:4.13 on this o. the agents of the Creator made wine just as
138:3.5 Pharisees were present on this o. to observe Jesus’
140:9.1 There was no new teaching on this o., just visiting
141:7.11 It was on this o. that Jesus intimated to Peter, John,
141:7.15 understand very much of what Jesus said on this o.,
145:1.3 On this o. Jesus merely directed these men to the
146:2.15 on this o., saying: “It is a good thing to give thanks
147:1.4 But we never knew just what happened on this o..
147:5.3 On this particular o. at Simon’s house, among those
149:4.3 On this same o. the Master talked to the group
150:3.1 women selected Joanna to have charge of this o.,
150:8.6 on this o. it was desirable to shorten the service in
150:8.8 this practice was waived on this o. that the visitor
156:4.2 on this o., the doors of the Melkarth temple were
158:3.3 on this o. spoke through the Father Melchizedek.
158:7.8 were administered to Peter and the rest on this o..
159:5.11 On this o. Jesus taught them the three ways of
162:8.2 on this o., while Lazarus and Mary sat at Jesus’ feet
164:2.2 On this o. Jesus’ hearers were all learned men,
166:1.3 will you honor me with as your guest on this o.?”
170:4.8 The Master on this o. placed emphasis on five points
173:5.3 come into my guest chamber on this o. without a
174:1.1 Peter embraced this o. as a fitting opportunity for
176:2.8 of what the Master said on this extraordinary o..
177:1.3 Forever this o. exemplifies the willingness of the
179:0.5 that the Master was to celebrate this o. alone with
179:4.1 cheer and social accord of this extraordinary o..
179:5.8 And this mighty o. took place in the upper chamber
184:3.4 But on this o., Caiaphas was more of a prosecutor
occasion—verb
4:3.5 sometimes o. emotions of divine sorrow in the
41:3.9 their orbits also o. periodic fluctuations of light.
176:0.1 no event which would o. the destruction of the
occasional
62:2.2 offspring were born singly, although twins were o..
96:1.11 Mount Sinai, o. eruptions occurring as late as the
99:0.3 Religion did approve the o. social reforms of past
129:2.6 listening to the temple discussions with o. visits to
160:4.10 Barring the o. and accidental acquirement of
occasionally
26:8.4 o. a pilgrim from superuniverse number one does
40:1.2 guardian seraphim, and o. others, do actually effect
41:3.9 and, o. collisions cause stellar flare-ups, but the
58:2.10 by the terrific storms which o. rage in the realms of
58:7.1 o. may be found some of the more primitive forms
63:4.2 Primitive man smiled o., but he never indulged in
65:7.2 you are o. somewhat perplexed in explaining all of
79:1.8 as is witnessed by the blond types o. found in these
108:5.3 local universe type of Sons, may o. embrace evil,
109:7.6 O. they consult with the Ancients of Days,
110:3.1 only o. do you catch an echo, a faint and distant echo
118:10.9 the amazingly fortuitous conditions o. prevailing
118:10.23 whose majestic presence the evolving creatures o.
124:3.1 Jesus o. went over to Magdala to engage in fishing
144:1.8 O. he took with him Peter, James, or John, but often
160:4.1 O. the necessities of living may fall into our hands
163:5.2 Believers o. came from Mesopotamia and from the
163:6.3 ecstasy which his followers had o. witnessed.
occasioned—see occasioned by
19:6.4 The status evolution of Havona natives has o. much
41:8.3 runaway particles” that o. the collapse of the nova
54:1.1 Lucifer rebellion, none has o. more difficulty than the
79:2.4 population pressure throughout Turkestan o. the first
80:2.4 o. the greatest loss of life by flood in all the world’s
89:2.4 prosperity of the wicked o. so much worry that it
139:8.10 had o. him much youthful sorrow and had added
occasioned by
4:1.8 My perplexity is o. by encountering what appears to
15:3.6 the birth of your solar system, and which were o.
15:4.7 their spiral appearance is o. by the fact that their
17:3.11 jubilee o. by the settling of a local universe in light
23:3.3 desired to avoid the loss of time which would be o.
46:0.1 irregularities o. by the Lucifer rebellion and the
46:5.19 management of the system o. by Michael’s
49:1.7 requires ages upon ages to recoup the damage o.
59:5.14 the shifting sea level o. by activities on the ocean
74:2.8 world-wide confusion o. by lack of the co-operation
92:2.3 religious controversy has been o. by the never-
94:1.3 a degeneration of their earlier monotheism o. by their
124:3.4 with many duties o. by his mother’s serious illness
136:3.2 the changed relationships of the world o. by the
170:1.15 1. The confusion o. by observing the idea of the
occasioning
49:0.4 are too large, their great mass o. oppressive gravity.
84:6.5 between men and women, far from o. concern,
occasions or numerous occasions—noun
17:3.11 on certain special o., under the direction of Majeston
17:4.2 one Aid functions acceptably, while on other o.
29:0.11 On certain rare o. you will have dealings with the
35:4.4 on no. these Sons have appeared in the likeness of
37:2.2 Brilliant Evening Stars represent Gabriel on these o.;
37:8.10 there are o. on which it is very helpful to have the
43:4.7 these Edentia councils just as they had on former o..
45:2.5 of Jerusem, and they are never-to-be-forgotten o..
45:2.6 They are purely social and spiritual o.; nothing
47:1.2 the o. of the class assemblies of the mansion world
47:1.5 on the o. of their periodic pilgrimages to the
47:10.1 Supervisors are absent from these o. of rejoicing.
48:3.9 a different companion on each of several o. and
49:6.9 On such o. the return of the Adjuster signalizes the
50:2.7 On special o. the seraphic helpers can and do make
55:2.5 “funerals” are o. of supreme joy, profound
62:5.6 they nearly lost their lives on no. before they were
63:1.3 on no less than a dozen o. Andon made good use of
83:3.2 The bride shows were o. for dressing up and
87:2.5 that professional mourners were hired for funeral o.
88:5.5 was regarded as too sacred to use on ordinary o.,
89:6.2 abandon the sacrificing of humans for ordinary o.,
93:9.3 three o., this brave man exhibited real cowardice.)
109:2.9 on o. Adjusters have been known to function in
113:5.5 o. have arisen, involving jeopardy to vital links in
119:1.2 many previous o. when preparing for departure to
119:3.2 precisely as he had done on two previous o..
119:5.2 tested and tried, even as his fellows,” and on all o. he
124:6.14 embarrassing questions (as he had on previous o.)
127:4.3 Jude, upon whom on sundry o. Jesus found it
127:4.3 On three o. when it was deemed wise to punish Jude
129:2.10 went to Nazareth with his son John on several o.,
134:2.2 enjoyed these o. of his personal ministry profited
134:3.4 On many o. Jesus participated in these discussions
135:12.3 On no. Herod talked with John about the kingdom,
138:9.2 On only a few o. did they attempt to make contact
141:4.8 Jesus explained to his apostles on several o. the
143:1.8 few o. when Jesus spoke with manifest earnestness,
144:6.2 though he did consent to speak to them on three o.
146:0.2 On this tour he cautioned them on only three o.;
149:1.3 several o. Jesus merely said, “I perceive that power
151:2.6 to recall what Jesus had taught them on former o.,
154:2.3 He went fishing with David Zebedee on several o.,
157:4.1 Since the o. of Jesus’ baptism by John and the
157:7.2 severely hurt by the Master’s rebukes on several o.
161:3.1 On other o. he appeared to act with such fullness
161:3.3 And then on almost numberless o. did we witness the
162:1.2 Jesus went boldly into Jerusalem on several o. and
162:1.9 for on several o. Jesus taught in Solomon’s Porch
170:0.2 statements made by Jesus on previous o. and by
170:4.15 on no., intimate that such an event might appear as
170:4.15 several o., definitely promise sometime to return to
175:3.1 On many previous o. had this supreme court of the
176:2.1 On several o. Jesus had made statements which
176:4.2 Jesus did, on no. and to many individuals, declare
179:5.6 for upon all such o. the Master is really present.
184:3.1 On three previous o. the Sanhedrin, by a large vote,
185:1.2 to the great disadvantage of the governor on no..
190:5.2 at the homes of Jerusalem believers on several o..
occasions—verb
42:5.4 the ultimatons o. vibrations in the content of space
65:8.2 changes of life development o. perplexity, I would
118:10.5 o. providential intervention, not the importance of
Occident
79:1.9 delayed cultural intercourse between O. and Orient
80:0.0 ANDITE EXPANSION IN THE OCCIDENT
80:4.4 determined the dominance of the Andites in the O..
84:5.6 In the O. woman has had a difficult climb under the
92:5.15 the disruption of the unity of Christianity in the O.
92:6.14 course of religious development in Orient and O..
92:6.20 In the O., ancestor worship developed into the
92:6.20 characterize many races and nations of the O..
95:5.14 of the Euphrates to all subsequent peoples of the O..
95:7.2 and O. had become respectively Buddhist and
97:7.13 the highest God concept in the O. has embraced
98:0.0 THE MELCHIZEDEK TEACHINGS IN THE O.
98:6.5 the nominal Christian faith dominated the O.,
98:7.2 Christianity was spread throughout the O. by the
98:7.4 which are a basic factor in all the religions of O. and
98:7.10 a factor in the success of Christianity in the O..
98:7.11 As the original teachings of Jesus penetrated the O.,
121:1.0 1. O. OF THE FIRST CENTURY AFTER CHRIST
121:1.1 the Greek language had spread over O. and near
121:1.3 the times of Jesus has been seen in the O. before or
121:2.2 ships carried their cargoes to all the maritime O..
121:2.8 the caravan routes between the Orient and the O..
121:5.2 In the times of Jesus the religions of the O. included:
121:6.1 Jerusalem and the rest of the O. and the Levant
130:0.6 the material and intellectual civilization of the O.
130:3.8 was the city of the blended culture of the O. and
195:2.4 They could govern the O. because they did govern
Occidental or Occidental civilization
68:2.5 Oc. of the twentieth century groans wearily under
74:8.12 profoundly influenced the philosophy of many O.
78:1.3 Euphrates rivers; this was indeed the cradle of Oc.
78:4.4 They were neither an O. nor an Oriental people.
78:5.3 This ancient language gave the O. tongues all of that
80:7.5 succeeded Mesopotamia and Egypt as the O. center
80:9.16 the full reciprocation of the various O. nations.
81:4.11 The O. white races, together with some Indian and
83:7.5 and twentieth centuries the O. ideal of marriage has
83:7.7 the increasing divorce tendencies among modern O.
90:2.7 the directors of O. church and state were the patrons
92:6.17 the hope of the survival of Oc. lay in the sublime
94:4.10 the Son of Man, divested of the O. dogmas and
95:0.1 the Levant was the homeland of the faiths of the O.
95:4.4 thought of two vital links in the growth of Oc.—
95:4.4 Hebrews, among whom evolved the acme of O. faith
95:5.5 religion and the revelation of truth in the O. world.
96:0.3 Egypt, and Iran was transmitted to the O. peoples.
97:7.3 erroneous ideas upon such a large part of the O.
98:0.1 Egypt and were embodied in O. philosophy after
98:0.1 through contact with evolving O. philosophy and
98:0.3 soldiers who fought in so many of the O. military
98:6.2 O. religion thus languished until the days of the
99:3.1 part of the political and social structure of Oc..
111:0.2 the Oriental as well as some of the O. faiths have
121:1.1 Levantine race, in nature part O. and part Oriental,
121:6.4 the ethical and religious thought of the O. world.
130:3.7 this was the intellectual center of the O. world.
195:4.4 now present in the civilized world of O. peoples
Occidentalized
92:6.18 since the time of Paul and has become so O. that
94:4.1 become so O. as to be a “white man’s religion,”
98:7.11 they became O., and as they became O., they began
occupation
4:0.3 is by no means the exclusive o. of the universe
13:1.10 working of numerous other phases of universe o..
30:4.24 chief study, but not exclusive o., is the mastery of
57:8.9 In due course arrangements for the planetary o. were
78:3.3 by the times of their o. of Turkestan, the Adamites
81:6.11 by penetration or by military conquest, forcible o..
93:6.3 the story of the future o. of Canaan by his offspring
155:6.11 that the will of God can be done in any earthly o..
occupational
43:7.2 schools of progressive o. or practical socialization
occupations
13:4.7 o. at once material, intellectual, and spiritual.
14:5.2 dissimilar to the o. of material creatures living on
27:2.2 Study and instruction are not the exclusive o. of
35:7.3 these new o. of the ascending mortals as they pursue
occupied—see occupied by; occupied with
11:4.4 existing universes is o only from one to four per cent
29:4.14 physical controllers are chiefly o. in the adjustment of
45:4.20 numbers 17, 18, 19, and 20 are not permanently o..
64:3.2 These highland Badonites o. an extensive plateau
72:1.4 of strong rulers and kings o. thousands of years.
73:3.1 river location subsequently o. as the second garden;
73:3.2 two years were o. in transferring the world’s cultural
74:5.2 The farewell of the receivers o. the whole of a day,
77:3.2 glorification at the center of their then o. territory.
78:1.6 4. The red man o. the Americas, having been driven
78:1.11 The most highly blended race outside of India o.
78:3.5 lands now called Russia and Turkestan were o.
79:6.3 Many different races o. the islands of the Pacific.
80:8.2 Asia Minor, which region they o. in considerable
96:3.5 when the Egyptian military forces were fully o. in
109:3.7 was a third class who o. a borderline position;
119:7.2 your world o. a very conspicuous place in the
123:1.1 the Nazareth home, which had been o. three years by
123:2.4 Joseph had been unusually o. building his new shop
123:2.4 So fully was he o. that he had found no time to build
130:3.4 Jews were the offspring of Abraham and o. the
134:5.7 when all the world has been explored and o., when
137:8.1 Jesus o. the synagogue pulpit for the second time
140:8.14 The family o. the very center of Jesus’ philosophy
142:4.1 house which he o. when sojourning in Jerusalem
145:5.1 thoughts which o. the mortal mind of Jesus during
148:6.7 erroneous ideas of God which o. his own mind?
158:8.1 Jesus, knowing what it was that o. their thoughts
179:1.5 With the highest and the lowest positions thus o.,
occupied by
11:3.3 The inner or first zone is o. by Paradise Citizens and
11:4.1 The peripheral surface of Paradise is o., in part by
13:0.5 The seven worlds of the Infinite Spirit are o. by the
22:7.10 the sphere o. by the secret colleges of the corps of
31:7.1 The vacant place is o. by the chief of Evangels of
31:7.5 be o. by some type of Paradise personality not yet
37:2.11 next three groups are o. by similar joint schools
37:3.7 its six tributary satellites are o. by the personality
38:4.1 The remaining six clusters are o. by the six orders
46:5.12 The first circle of the domain of the Sons is o. by the
46:5.13 The second circle is o. by the Trinity Teacher Sons.
46:5.19 This central region is now o. by the Michael
46:5.21 The first circle of the angels is o. by the Higher
46:5.22 The fifth circle is o. by the planetary seraphim,
46:5.27 circles of the ascending mortals is o. by a group of
46:5.27 The center of these 619 temples is o. by a working
46:7.1 The one thousand rectangles of Jerusem are o. by
47:3.11 the first mansion world administration is o. by the
59:3.5 center of the stage was o. by the larger mollusks,
73:4.3 intervening space, o. by all manner of wild beasts,
73:7.1 After the first garden was vacated it was o. by the
78:3.5 the Mediterranean fringe were o. by a mixed race
79:6.3 islands were o. by peoples carrying a heavy
79:6.12 Andites, the north was not o. by any aggressive race.
81:3.8 Africa was presently o. by the rapidly multiplying
81:6.4 Turkestan and was partly o. by an Andonic-yellow
82:5.4 and throughout the lands once o. by the Andites.
83:2.1 of free choosing was o. by the marriage broker or
85:2.4 The Finns believed that most trees were o. by kind
95:1.11 and so largely lost by the later Babylonians who o.
124:6.6 Sartaba, whose summit was o. by the Alexandrian
148:0.1 This seaside camp, o. by an ever-changing
occupied with
11:2.8 surface of Paradise which is o. with personality
17:1.5 executive sphere number one, is wholly o. with the
19:2.2 they are wholly o. with the administration of the
20:8.2 o. with the spiritual and intellectual advancement
28:2.2 The omniaphim are wholly o. with the oversight of
31:9.8 Master Architects may be o. with the gigantic plans
33:6.3 Still higher up, the universe rulers are more o. with
33:7.2 The high courts are o. with problems of general
35:1.2 Gabriel is o. with universe policies, Melchizedek
35:3.14 1. Sphere number one is o. with the review of the
35:3.17 4. The fourth sphere is o. with a review of the
35:6.3 junior associate is personally o. with the welfare of
35:8.1 Although o. with varied tasks connected with the
37:2.3 Though personally o. with administrative duties,
38:3.1 wholly o. with the administrative and other affairs
39:4.1 seraphim are mainly o. with the affairs of the local
43:3.5 The Constellation Fathers are little o. with the
43:8.3 will be chiefly o. with the mastery of group ethics,
43:9.4 Ascending mortals on Edentia are chiefly o. with the
44:1.2 The celestial musicians are o. with the production of
44:4.7 This group of recorders are o. with the task of
44:6.7 These artisans are not o. with the arts of self-
44:7.1 They are o. with the manipulation and organization
45:7.2 many are equally o. with the progressive training of
47:3.8 o. with the correction and cure of these legacies of
48:4.8 they are also o. with the leadership of diversion,
52:7.6 These races are o. with a thousand things of interest
74:3.6 The fifth day was o. with the organization of the
86:6.6 But at last the mind of man was o. with thoughts
97:1.7 Yahweh who made all men but was o. chiefly with
108:1.9 Virtually all of this time is o. with registration on
114:0.3 Seraphim as a class are o. with many assignments
114:6.11 These angels are o. with mental and moral training
124:3.4 Jesus was very much o. with errands for his father
127:5.4 His mind had been altogether too much o. with the
130:2.9 that “human wills which are fully o with passing only
131:9.4 “A wise man is o. with the search for truth, not in
133:2.3 Gonod was all day o. with meditations thereon,
136:8.2 Jesus resolved to become o. with but a single task—
140:8.20 to produce a religious man, a mortal wholly o.
141:3.3 Andrew was much o. with the task of adjusting the
145:5.1 all of his time would be o. with physical ministry to
145:5.7 to cater to these curious ones and to become o.
147:5.8 while these Pharisees are o. with the false progress
151:0.2 Peter being more than o. with the many
153:0.1 the apostles noticed that Jesus was seriously o.
163:5.1 John the Baptist had o. with his camp several years
192:3.3 Jesus was o. with the morontia creatures on earth
occupies
11:3.4 a number beyond your concept, o. considerably
14:0.1 The perfect and divine universe o. the center of all
15:1.4 number six o. most of the southern curve, the
15:3.6 Your solar system now o. a fairly central position
15:7.1 it o. a world made to order and is peopled by
35:2.3 The Melchizedek order of sonship o. the position,
41:1.5 the assigned power center o. a dark island of space
43:1.9 univitatia o. an enormous area in the mid-region of
45:1.9 The great temple of light o. a central place, but no
59:0.6 5. The mammalian era o. the last fifty million years.
64:7.16 An amalgamated race of rather superior potential o.
108:5.6 the attention and o. the time of the Adjuster.
119:1.4 is preserved in a simple temple which now o. the
occupy—see occupy, not
4:0.3 many other fascinating pursuits which o. the time
7:3.3 Each will o. himself with that which belongs to his
11:4.3 these arrangements all together o. only about four
17:1.1 The headquarters of the Master Spirits o. the seven
20:4.3 The Adjusters that o. the minds of the incarnated
30:4.1 evolutionary creatures o. such an important place in
31:8.1 Paradise in a vast area which they exclusively o..
35:0.7 consideration will o. the whole of the next paper.
35:3.1 The Melchizedeks o. a world of their own near
35:3.13 Many diverse activities o. the time of the beings who
38:4.1 they exclusively o. only the first cluster of seven.
38:9.11 the duties which o. their time on isolated spheres,
40:5.9 the Adjusters o. the minds of these struggling
42:7.8 an electron may so spread out as to o. the whole of
45:5.5 They o. vast estates on Jerusem and participate in
45:6.1 thoughts and o. your seasons of fraternal contact.
46:5.10 they also o. these extensive domains on Jerusem.
46:5.13 The creature-trinitized sons o. a sector of the Daynal
46:5.19 These circular reservations of the Sons o. an
46:5.24 These exhibits o. the outer edge of this vast wall.
47:4.2 Spirit-fused survivors o. the mansion worlds in
50:3.3 new physical bodies, which they o. for the periods of
50:7.2 the ascenders from these isolated worlds o. a
51:5.4 this competitive struggle comes to o. the center of all
55:4.28 there for a time to o. seats on the supreme court,
55:7.3 the vicegerent Planetary Prince of Urantia, will o.
62:4.3 Thus it was that the Primates came to o. a region on
63:4.7 Only two things came to o. the minds of these people
64:7.7 The yellow race has continued to o. the central
72:4.4 in science and philosophy,o. the attention of students
112:5.18 that you yourself and not another will o the morontia
118:3.7 All patterns of reality o. space on the material levels,
118:3.7 Does the pattern—the reality—of an idea o. space?
121:2.1 Jews happened to o. a peculiarly strategic geographic
126:4.1 Jesus could officially o. the synagogue pulpit on the
127:3.12 he saw that Jesus was to o. many years with the
130:2.6 “Why do you o. yourself so continuously with
138:7.1 positions we are to o. with you in the establishment
138:7.1 place each of you will o. in the Father’s kingdom?
143:6.3 facts to o. the place of truth in one’s theology.
173:5.5 a camp nearer the city which they could o. during the
177:4.4 a new and dominating thought began to o. the
occupy, not
118:3.7 spirit patterns do not o. or displace space, neither do
143:1.9 did not o. themselves so much with the preaching of
occupying
11:5.4 3. O. the outer margins of the under surface is a
29:2.13 O. an enormous area on the capital sphere of each
49:2.20 mortals of the modified gravity types o. the larger
50:5.6 Luxury vies with necessity in o. the center of the
64:7.4 ice, passing around the highlands of India and o. all
64:7.8 Sangiks invaded Europe in successive waves, o.
73:4.3 the Garden, the river and its adjacent pastures o. the
84:4.7 childbirth was comparatively easy, o. only two or
145:1.1 he signaled to some fishermen o. a near-by boat to
occur—see occur, not
0:12.2 there o. the universe phenomena of the actualization
3:2.10 But many things o. on the evolutionary worlds
4:1.6 there would immediately o. a universal collapse.
15:5.5 thus initiating a series of tidal upheavals which o.
15:8.6 collisions or other devastating catastrophes will o.
16:5.3 must o. through the ministry of the local universe
17:3.1 might o. in any part of the seven superuniverses.
20:3.3 technical visits o. repeatedly in the long history of
20:5.4 and more than one magisterial mission may o., but
21:1.1 oneness of personality concept o., then, right then
36:6.4 o. an additional phenomenon; the “breath of life”
44:5.5 in this Deity personality there must o the experiential
45:2.6 These unique assemblages o. on the sea of glass,
48:1.5 Eight of these o. in the system, seventy-one in the
48:2.20 slow down to that point where physicalization can o.
49:4.5 temperature variations o. on all sunlighted and sun-
49:6.2 Such resurrections o. at least every millennium of
49:6.7 mortal death, they all really o. on the mansion worlds
52:6.4 There must o. an exchange of national and racial
53:5.3 to act differently if another such upheaval should o..
55:1.6 these fusion flashes many times o. in the atmosphere,
55:2.2 Adjuster fusions o. before the termination of the
55:12.1 We cannot positively forecast what would o. when
57:6.4 are similar in size and density, collisions may o..
57:6.4 the disruption of the smaller body will o. when the
57:6.5 Shooting stars o. in swarms because they are the
58:3.4 Great energy actions also o. in the marginal gases
60:4.2 Sometimes these upthrusts of land o. without folding
61:7.11 it is hardly possible for another glacial age to o.,
65:8.6 propitious, sudden spiritual transformations may o.;
72:2.7 Membership is for life, and when vacancies o.,
73:7.2 the sinking of the Garden was timed to o. at just
75:8.6 But it is not surprising that these missteps o. in the
77:0.1 but midway creatures o. so widespreadly and are so
93:1.2 but they did not know how soon it would o.;
100:5.4 now and then there do o. experiences which are
106:8.22 could o. the functional reassembly of those aspects
112:7.3 Fusion may o. on the planet of nativity as a
114:6.5 to fit into the mosaic of the age in which they o..
114:7.16 little change will o. in the planetary government
124:5.6 But he little dreamed of the tragedy, so soon to o.,
134:8.9 future upheavals (if they ever o.) may be dealt with
135:5.3 the consummation of the desire of the ages would o.
136:2.3 there o. those preliminary phenomena of spiritual
148:2.2 such transformations of mind and spirit as may o. in
152:1.4 there can never o. an opportunity for either science
152:1.4 such an extraordinary situation can never again o.,
157:0.1 this visit was to o. at the Zebedee boatshop.
158:1.2 extraordinary event was timed to o. while Jesus and
166:4.5 There are three groups of events which may o. in
168:1.15 to all who might hear of what was about to o.,
172:3.2 free expression to their feelings, just as might o. if
174:3.2 it was not likely that such a case would really o.;
176:1.6 changes which would obviously o. in Jerusalem
176:2.5 even the angels of heaven know when this will o..
176:4.5 Will his second advent on earth be timed to o. in
184:2.11 Not until the cock crowed did it o. to Peter that he
occur, not
45:4.21 visitations of divine Sons which may or may not o.
48:7.9 and unforeseen accidents do not o. in the cosmos.
51:6.4 not o. until the times of the first Magisterial Son.
58:5.8 a wide break did not o. on the eastern shore of this
75:2.4 it did not o. to Eve that any danger would attach to
120:1.6 cannot o. during your absence from Salvington on
154:6.4 Now it did not o. to his mother how important was
158:1.5 The third revival of their faith did not o. until after
184:2.11 Not until the cock crowed did it o. to Peter that he
191:0.3 it did not o. to him to gather up news from the
occurred—see occurred, not
2:1.7 as it were, God becomes man, as o. in the bestowal
9:0.1 A strange thing o. when, in the presence of
13:1.8 a Son of Man, is literally born of woman, as o. on
14:2.9 that never in the records of Havona has an error o.;
17:2.2 a new and far-reaching reaction o. in the Deity
33:3.5 This event o. in Nebadon at the time of Michael’s
35:2.8 misadaptations in function have rarely o. in Nebadon.
35:4.3 the presence of sinful rebellion, such as o. in Satania.
38:9.10 the failure of the Material Son, as o. on Urantia,
43:3.1 no disaffection of the Vorondadek Sons has ever o.
47:8.3 In potential, this fusion may have o. previously, but
51:1.5 defections o. at the time of the Lucifer rebellion.
52:1.3 some of the races are obliterated, as o. on Urantia.
52:5.2 as o. when Michael of Nebadon appeared on Urantia
53:7.8 The greatest loss o. in the angelic ranks, but most of
53:9.4 when there o. the first hearing of Gabriel’s plea for
54:4.5 If such an episode as the Lucifer rebellion had o. in
58:6.1 the transition from vegetable to animal life o..
58:7.7 o. one hundred and twenty-seven successive lava
58:7.8 there o. many successive submergences and
59:1.15 total submergence of North and South America o.,
59:2.3 340,000,000 years ago there o. an extensive land
59:2.6 years ago the third major flood of this period o..
59:2.9 transition from plant to animal, had previously o..
59:3.1 that not much deposition o. about the shore lines.
59:3.6 such violent and extensive volcanic eruptions o.
59:3.9 so that evaporation o. with deposition of salt along
59:4.16 great volcanic activity o. in the St. Lawrence region.
59:5.5 a new evolutionary development suddenly o..
59:5.23 organisms; little change o. in the previous marine life.
59:6.7 climatic change, great variations o. in the land plants.
59:6.8 step in the evolution of the frog into the reptile o..
60:1.7 were elevated by lava flows which o. underground.
60:2.9 Marked changes o. in the fish family, a sturgeon
60:3.6 Great volcanic actions o. south of the Alps and
60:3.6 Great changes also o. in Europe, Russia, Japan,
60:3.11 80,000,000 years ago great disturbances o. in the
60:3.16 65,000,000 years ago there o one of the greatest lava
60:4.1 periods of land and sea dominance have o.
60:4.2 the Rocky Mountains, great folding and tilting o.,
60:4.3 land elevations had o. only to be successively
61:2.3 Extensive lava flows o. in Greenland and Iceland,
61:2.6 changes o. in the various branches of the saurian
61:2.7 very little change having since o. in this family.
61:2.10 About this time a notable thing o. in western North
61:3.14 Birds continued to evolve, though few changes o..
61:6.3 This event o. at about the time of the beginning of
61:7.8 during the advance of the last glacier, there o. an
62:2.6 the next epoch-making development o.—the sudden
62:3.12 a tribe in which there o. the contemporaneous birth
62:7.1 there o. the initial test flash of the universe circuit
63:2.5 it o. to Fonta to climb a near-by tree to secure an
64:1.4 These events o. during the times of the third glacier,
64:6.6 there o. a decline in intellectual and spiritual culture.
64:6.13 struggle between the orange and the green men o. in
64:6.15 there o. one brilliant age among this people when
64:6.23 primitive sort—none the less real and beneficial—o..
64:7.19 five thousand years ago a chance meeting o.
67:3.7 this is just what o. in the experience of Amadon,
70:2.1 would not have o. naturally in ten thousand years.
74:3.5 that was the first time such a thing had o. on earth
75:3.5 One day, during a talk with Eve, it o. to Serapatatia
75:3.8 The fateful meeting o. during the twilight hours of
76:5.3 about the dispensational resurrection which o.
77:2.9 peoples, and before long great deterioration had o..
77:3.1 it o. to their leaders that something should be done
77:5.6 Never in the world’s history had such a thing o..
77:6.2 on earth before that time, nor has it ever o. since.
78:7.3 difficulty in piecing the story together; and it o. to
80:6.3 When the last exodus from the Euphrates valley o.,
80:7.8 there had o. a great decline in the spiritual heritage of
80:9.15 classes, but widespread intermingling has since o.,
81:1.5 from hunting to agriculture only o. in those regions
82:6.8 taking place on Urantia than has o. in thousands of
87:1.3 A house in which death had o. was usually destroyed
91:0.1 o. the inevitable corollary of other-consciousness,
93:5.11 so there o. a friendly severance of relationship,
97:0.2 From Moses to Malachi there o. an unbroken
100:5.10 communion with one’s Adjuster, such as o. in the
119:0.7 His bestowals have o. about one hundred and fifty
119:5.4 o. much speculation as to the possible technique
120:1.6 Rebellion, such as has three times o. in Nebadon,
121:6.7 a strange reversion of feeling toward the Jews o. in
122:8.7 there o. an extraordinary conjunction of Jupiter
122:8.7 similar conjunctions o. on September 29 and
123:2.1 This event o. on February 11, 2 B.C. Jesus was no
123:3.2 The first great shock of Jesus’ young life o. when he
123:3.2 the cause of a mild earthquake which had just o.,
123:4.1 Early in January a great snowstorm o. in Galilee.
123:6.2 week’s fishing experience on the Sea of Galilee o. in
124:1.3 most serious trouble as yet to come up at school o.
125:0.4 It had never o. to Jesus that his mother was not to
127:6.6 o. one of those periodic outbreaks of rebellion
128:1.9 there o. nothing supernatural or superhuman in the
128:7.10 In November a double wedding o..
132:6.1 Here in Rome also o. that touching incident in
133:1.1 A very interesting incident o. one afternoon by the
133:9.5 his Jewish tutor, it never o. to Ganid that these two
134:8.6 Hermon the great temptation, the universe trial, o..
135:0.3 This visit o. in the month of June, 1 B.C., when John
136:2.3 Something new and even greater o..
137:4.17 many similar events o. before the Son of Man took
145:2.13 demon possession never o. after Pentecost.
145:2.16 the extraordinary event which o. in the front yard of
148:2.1 no so-called miracles of supernatural healing o.
148:9.1 o. one of the strangest and most unique episodes
149:1.3 It was never revealed to us just what o. in these
149:1.4 apparent miracles of healing, as they o. in the course
149:1.7 the healing o. unconsciously to the human Jesus
150:1.1 had never o. to either themselves or their teachers
151:6.5 Amos heard Jesus speak these words, there o.
153:4.1 demoniac possession, even such as sometimes o.
156:6.7 there o. a reaction among the entire Jewish people;
157:6.1 the masses there o. a great falling off in revenue.
159:0.2 miracles of healing or other extraordinary events o.
164:2.1 The principal event of these few days o. on Friday
167:4.1 There o. one of those strange interludes, a time when
167:4.2 there now o. to him a plan whereby the scribes and
168:1.9 his own resurrection o. after he had been liberated
168:2.9 Lazarus could hardly comprehend what had o..
169:0.2 had anything o. which so aroused the imagination of
172:5.13 a certain episode which o. just as Jesus reached the
173:1.10 If this spectacular event had o. the day before, at the
174:3.1 Now there o. a case where a certain man who had
179:4.1 proceeding as if nothing out of the ordinary had o.
184:2.10 Peter’s entire experience o. in the courtyard of the
184:2.10 by the crowing of a cock indicates that this all o.
185:5.2 it o. to Pilate that he might possibly extricate
189:1.4 But we know that it o. as we have stated and at
189:1.4 morontia resurrection, o. right there in Joseph’s
189:3.3 The first o. at the time of the arrival of the Prince,
189:3.5 as viewed by those who saw them as they really o.,
190:2.2 The third appearance o. about noon of this Sunday
190:2.6 fourth appearance of Jesus to mortal recognition o.
190:3.1 o. in the presence of some twenty-five women
191:4.1 manifestation of Jesus to mortal recognition o. a
191:4.1 This appearance o. just after the opening of a
192:1.2 It had o. to none of them that the person on the
192:3.1 This meeting o. on the very mount where the Master
193:0.1 The sixteenth morontia manifestation of Jesus o.
193:6.2 a meeting the like of which had never before o. on
occurred, not
14:2.9 that never in the records of Havona has an error o.;
55:2.8 death is theoretically possible, but it has not yet o.
70:2.1 would not have o. naturally in ten thousand years.
77:5.6 Never in the world’s history had such a thing o..
121:5.17 Outside of Palestine it not always o. to people that
125:0.4 It had never o. to Jesus that his mother was not to
125:6.4 it had not o. to them that this lad was their son.
133:9.5 his Jewish tutor, it never o. to Ganid that these two
139:5.1 had not o. to Philip that Jesus was a really great man
145:2.13 demon possession never o. after Pentecost.
150:1.1 had never o. to either themselves or their teachers
189:4.9 not yet o. to them that Jesus had been resurrected.
189:5.1 Strange to relate, this promise had not o. to him
193:6.2 a meeting the like of which had never before o. on
occurrence
9:7.2 instantaneously, simultaneously with their o..
14:2.9 infer that sin can be reckoned as impossible of o.,
15:8.6 the o. of a collision among the dead giants of space
25:5.3 Every o. of significance in the organized and
51:3.5 And your narrative of this o. well illustrates the
55:12.5 undoubtedly be the most profound o. in the annals
57:0.2 we intend to date such an o. back that number of
64:5.2 highland Badonites there was a new and strange o..
67:0.1 the o. and consequences of the planetary rebellion.
73:7.2 submergence of Eden as anything but a natural o.,
86:2.5 Men regard a natural o. as an accident or as bad luck
86:4.4 disembodied spirits seemed to explain the o. of the
122:3.4 the only event of supernatural o. connected with her
128:1.8 thirteen years old with the first supernatural o. of
135:0.3 The most eventful o. in John’s early childhood was
137:4.12 And this o. was made doubly certain since the
137:4.16 believed in him only because of the unusual o.
144:8.5 This o. marked the real union of John’s and Jesus’
151:6.6 And it was this incidental o., in connection with
156:1.7 Jesus entreated them to tell no one of this o.;
186:5.1 But this coincidental o. does not in any manner
187:4.4 the event two thirds of a century after its o..
190:3.1 asked Mary to refrain from reporting the o. to her
occurrences
23:4.5 This transaction, together with many similar o. in
53:7.9 the most widespread and disastrous of all such o. in
58:3.3 of the space rays are determined by many cosmic o.
65:3.1 and grotesque o. of early evolutionary progress.
81:2.18 the accidental o. attendant upon the daily life of
86:4.1 accidental association of the o. of everyday life plus
86:6.4 schemes of insurance to overcome these chance o.;
90:3.5 identifiable agencies were considered as natural o..
110:4.3 everyday o. of normal and ordinary psychic function
113:5.5 contact with mankind, but such o. are very unusual
118:10.12 the natural o. of the material order and the personal
121:7.12 everybody believed in miracles as commonplace o..
122:10.1 returned and made full report of the recent o. in
122:10.3 and murder were common o. at the court of Herod.
123:4.7 commonplace o. of a physical nature, are not
126:2.2 Thus were permitted those o. of the natural order
127:2.10 And this, augmented by other and subsequent o.,
149:2.7 approach Jesus through so-called miraculous o..
151:5.6 their own interpretation on all such coincidental o..
156:5.4 They looked for the hand of God in all natural o.
166:4.7 nature, knowing full well that such o. are in no way
occurring
13:1.8 It is o. right along throughout the universes, and it
17:2.2 This momentous transaction, o. in the dawn of time,
26:11.5 there is o. this unique blending of the human and
42:5.14 a group of force and energy activities o. in space.
57:0.2 distant events as o. in even periods of thousands,
58:2.7 disturbances whirl in opposite directions when o.
60:3.20 Great changes were also o. among the fishes and
74:5.2 the translation of Van and Amadon o. with the
77:2.6 modifications o. in the life plasm which had been
96:1.11 active as a volcano, occasional eruptions o. as late as
103:2.1 usually characterize religious episodes o. later in life
123:4.6 But this slight accident, o. while Joseph was absent
136:5.5 event o. in connection with Jesus’ remaining earth
156:6.5 there was o. a gradual but effective consolidation of
173:3.3 Jesus was hostile to no man, but here was o. the
190:3.2 Of the five morontia appearances of Jesus o. up to
occurs
7:4.5 o. a delay in the functioning of the attainment plan,
10:3.1 Repeatedly throughout the Urantian writings there o.
12:6.3 there o. a liaison between the material and the
15:5.7 it is doomed to split; sun fission o., and a new star is
17:6.3 Father and the Son, simultaneously there o. in the
17:6.5 And then o. one of the most profoundly touching
17:6.8 Another great change o. in the never-ending career
20:2.6 A planetary visitation of this type usually o. prior
22:7.8 there o. this functional spiritual union of the two
22:9.5 but such a limitation o. only when so planned.
25:1.6 often o. when the servitals are dispatched on
27:7.6 o. the expression of the accumulated emotions of
31:8.4 first serious contact with a Transcendentaler o. on
34:1.1 there o. a reaction of approval in the Paradise
34:1.1 there o. what is known as a “primary eruption.”
34:1.1 there o. a marked change in the nature of the
35:1.1 there o. a new form of creative union between the
35:9.2 change in personnel unless a tragedy of some sort o..
39:4.8 such periods in the career of a mortal ascender o. on
39:5.11 a reflective phenomenon sometimes o. in the mind
40:9.1 Such Spirit fusion never o. during the span of natural
41:8.3 for the outer gas regions, then a sudden collapse o.
42:5.4 aggregate into electrons, condensation o. with a
47:2.2 This awakening o. at the exact time of the parental
50:1.3 there o. the personalization of a concept that has
51:1.8 There o. a change in the life-transmitting mechanism
52:1.4 and painful struggle on the evolutionary worlds o.,
52:3.6 Much of the material progress of a world o. during
56:3.4 gravity circuit of the Eternal Son, wherein o. final
58:3.1 under unusual conditions atom disruption also o. at
65:3.5 o. concomitantly with the exhaustion of the capacity
65:7.7 At this level there o. that inevitable overlapping of
81:2.20 It often o. that the later vases and implements are
81:6.12 there soon o. the serious problem of overpopulation.
90:3.6 who kill someone every time a nonviolent death o..
100:2.8 there o. a new orientation of personality as well as
100:5.4 then there very often o. a sudden down-grasp of
103:2.1 religious development o. without conscious effort
103:2.3 there o. a gradual development of the religious life
107:2.5 Here o. a break in our efforts to follow the careers of
110:6.20 From the seventh to the third circle there o increased
112:4.1 death of a material, intellectual, or spiritual nature o.,
112:7.5 Fusion with Adjusters never o. until the mandates of
113:6.5 there o. the reassembly of the constituent factors of
113:6.9 resurrection response o. on the mansion worlds.
ocean—see Arctic; Atlantic; Indian; Pacific
1:7.2 God as a drop of water might find unity with the o..
29:2.14 it is like a vast moving o. of energy which engulfs
42:5.16 plunge through a vast o. of outspread force-energy
49:2.24 Not all inhabited worlds have an atmospheric o.
57:7.9 the primitive o. contain no colored stones or shales.
57:7.9 And for a long time after this o. appeared, there was
57:8.0 THE WORLD O. AND THE FIRST CONTINENT
57:8.3 sufficiently to cause the formation of the first o..
57:8.3 By the end of this period the o. was world-wide,
57:8.3 this primitive o. was not salty; it was practically a
57:8.4 continental land mass emerged from the world o.
57:8.11 with subsequent deposits of the early world-wide o..
57:8.13 stratified stone were deposited on this ancient o.
57:8.16 between the land extrusion and the heavier o. bed.
57:8.20 the earth’s hydrosphere, first into the world o. and
57:8.20 Meteors falling into the sea accumulated on the o.
57:8.20 worn down by erosion, and washed into the o. basins
57:8.20 Thus the o. bottom grew increasingly heavy,
57:8.23 admitted the o. waters and prepared the way for the
57:8.24 increasingly the o. penetrated the land as long seas
58:1.3 until the o. waters had become sufficiently briny.
58:1.4 ancestors freely circulated about in the salty o.;
58:1.7 and sunlight can penetrate o. water for more than six
58:5.6 if the continents were not lighter than the o. beds,
58:5.7 The lower but comparatively heavier o. beds, plus
58:5.7 The continental pressure at o.-bottom levels is
58:5.7 continental mass standing 15,000 feet above the o.
58:5.7 The o.-floor water pressure is only about 5,000
58:5.7 to cause the continents to slide toward the o. beds.
58:5.8 Depression of the o. bottom during the prelife ages
58:7.9 back to the early appearance of the world-wide o..
59:5.14 shifting sea level occasioned by activities on the o.
59:6.4 rising all over the world as the o. beds were sinking.
59:6.9 The gradual cooling of the o. waters contributed
60:4.1 rhythm associated with this rise and fall of o. floor
61:3.9 The great o. currents were in function and affected
61:5.2 the o. currents shifted, and the seasonal winds
61:7.11 land elevations or modification of o. currents.
64:3.3 the Mesopotamian peninsula sinking into the o.,
65:2.1 ancestors were literally the slime and ooze of the o.
oceanic
57:8.13 Throughout the o. ages, enormous layers of fossil-
57:8.22 Land elevation, cosmic clouds, and o. influences
58:5.8 hovered over the precipice of its adjoining o. depths,
59:1.1 is confined to the inland seas and the o. shore line;
59:1.17 The world climate was o., not continental.
59:3.7 The o. climate remained mild and uniform, and the
59:6.9 cooling contributed much to the destruction of o. life
59:6.12 The vast o. nursery of life on Urantia has served its
oceanlike
58:1.4 this same o. salty solution freely circulates about in
oceans
15:6.10 as many suns as there are glasses of water in the o.
41:7.13 boil all the water in all the o. on Urantia in just one
43:1.1 but there are no great o. nor torrential rivers.
46:2.2 small lakes but no raging rivers nor expansive o..
58:4.4 large o. of water would separate these drifting land
58:5.6 gravity would draw the edges of the o. up onto the
58:5.7 The weight of the o. is also a factor in the increase
58:5.7 But all continents tend to creep into the o..
58:6.5 At the proper degree of saltiness in the o. animal life
58:6.5 But when the o. were contracted and the percentage
59:1.2 New o. appear, and the older bodies of water are
59:2.3 The waters of the world’s o. were commingled.
59:3.3 and the bottoms of the surrounding o. were sinking.
59:3.8 of the waters of the southern and northern o..
59:5.8 and for five million years sharks dominated the o..
59:5.18 the coast lines of both o. withdrew to their present
59:6.2 the face of the earth and from the depths of the o..
59:6.4 inland seas which were connected with the o. by
60:0.1 Land elevation, cooling crust and cooling o.,
60:2.8 ammonites dominated the invertebrate life of the o.,
61:2.11 deserted the land and took up residence in the o..
81:6.5 America—protected on practically all sides by vast o..
118:8.10 as he bridges continents and o. with his machines,
134:5.7 when only o. separate them, then will the stage be set
octave
42:5.1 scale, the visible rays embracing a single o.,
42:5.13 the eye can react to just one o., the whole light of
octaves
42:5.1 Orvonton there are one hundred o. of wave energy
42:5.1 The sun’s rays constitute four o. in the
42:5.1 ten o. up are the X rays, followed by the gamma
42:5.1 Thirty-two o. above the visible light of the sun are
42:5.1 thirty o. below are the radio transmission group.
octillion
41:4.1 physicists, who reckoned it as about two o. tons.
October
122:10.4 of these infants took place about the middle of O.,
123:0.6 By the first of O. Joseph had convinced Mary and
123:0.6 early in O., 4 B.C., they departed from Bethlehem
125:1.5 after Passover), and at the feast of tabernacles in O.
126:3.4 one evening in O he sat down by the little squat lamp
129:1.6 Jesus returned in O. to attend Martha’s wedding,
136:2.8 Augustus had coins struck in his honor in O.,A.D. 11
144:0.1 September and O. were spent in retirement at a camp
144:6.1 Around the first of O., Philip and some of his
148:0.1 From May 3 to O. 3, A.D. 28, Jesus and the
148:9.1 On Friday afternoon, O. 1, when Jesus was
149:0.1 preaching tour of Galilee began on Sunday, O. 3,
162:0.4 Jerusalem until the end of the following month (O.)
162:0.4 Jesus spent a considerable portion of O. with Abner
162:9.6 In the latter part of O Jesus and the twelve withdrew
162:9.6 On Sunday, O. 30, Jesus and his associates left the
octopus
59:2.11 they have survived as the modern pearly nautilus, o.,
65:2.5 soon followed by the mollusks—the oyster, o., and
odd
124:1.7 At o. times for many years he worked at this bench
139:6.4 In many respects Nathaniel was the o. genius of the
odds
87:6.1 for evening the o. in the one-sided struggle of man
101:10.8 no longer does he combat all nature, with the o.
odious
164:1.4 refrain from even speaking that o. word, Samaritan
odor
44:6.6 4. The artists of o.. This comparison of supernal
172:1.5 house became filled with the o. of the ointment,
odors
44:6.6 the physical recognition of chemical o. is, indeed,
44:6.7 as you would living musical notes, o., sights, and
of—non-exhaustive
4:3.1 God’s Sons to be jealous for man, but never of him.
12:4.2 even the motions of space are not innate.
12:4.4 If the Conjoint Actor produces the motions of space,
28:0.6 nor omniaphim are ministering spirits of the
40:7.3 this same Adjuster is one with you and of you.
71:2.19 government of the people, by the people, and for the
98:7.11 It has long since ceased to be the religion of Jesus,
100:4.3 Of health and sanity man understands much, but of
110:6.5 The Adjusters are always near you and of you, but
110:7.4 this new being is of the eternal past as well as for
117:2.3 are really of the next universe age—the age which
134:5.5 the government of all mankind, by all mankind, and
136:2.5 for the Adjuster is of, and as, the Paradise Father.
137:7.5 to win all of them, but we are not of any of them.
192:4.8 gradually and certainly changing the religion of Jesus
195:4.4 transformation of the religion of Jesus into a
195:10.15 not yet understand that there is a religion of Jesus
off—see off, afar or far
2:1.6 automatically shuts him o. from all direct personal
12:1.2 the cosmic energies would be observed to shoot o.
12:1.2 o. on a straight-line path into trackless space;
15:4.5 and the mother wheel is still throwing o. suns,
15:5.4 suns which are thrown o. the great mother wheels of
15:5.4 They are not thrown o. as rings but in right- and left-
15:5.6 begin to throw o. large quantities of matter which
23:1.9 they are altogether cut o. from the sustenance and
40:6.2 an everlasting name, one that shall not be cut o..”
40:10.6 attainment of this goal automatically shuts them o.
41:0.1 sets o. each local creation from all others is the
41:0.2 no such clear lines of physical demarcation set o.
41:3.3 When suns that are too large are thrown o. a nebular
41:7.14 depletion—gradually cool o. and eventually burn out.
41:9.4 a sun begins to throw its exterior layers o. into
41:10.1 attracting body sometimes draws o. whole planets,
42:4.6 it begins to shade o. into the average space matter
42:5.6 of orbital revolution, quanta are always given o..
42:6.3 the terminal disruption of a cooled-o. and dying sun.
42:7.3 The positive particles of radium fly o. into space at
44:8.5 attainment will not become thus leveled o. until
44:8.5 personal experience which can be leveled o. only
45:6.9 of volunteer midsonite parental groups who stop o.
46:2.8 The transporters take o at about twenty-five standard
47:3.1 survivors resume their lives just where they left o.
47:3.7 You begin over there right where you leave o.
50:7.3 Such rewards set o. the individual from the average,
51:1.4 rebel, this order of Sons becomes isolated, cut o.
53:7.3 The circuits to the fallen worlds were also cut o.,
57:3.1 they begin to throw o. suns and start upon the work
57:3.4 whirling was soon to throw enormous suns o. into
57:5.5 tongues of gas would break o. at certain points,
57:5.8 Angona did swing sufficiently close to draw o. into
57:5.10 not even yet having cooled o. to the point of
57:5.12 if they had been thrown o. by solar revolution.
59:2.2 This period is not well marked o. in Europe because
59:3.9 alternately opened up to the sea and then cut o. so
59:6.8 North America was temporarily isolated, cut o.
60:3.8 Bering Strait closed, shutting o. the cooling waters
61:5.8 enormous icebergs were sliding o. the coast of Maine
61:7.14 much as the white man later killed o. the bison.
62:1.3 cut o. by the southern invasions of the glaciers.
62:5.8 When about nine years of age, the twins journeyed o.
62:5.10 she held o. the enemy until the father arrived with
62:5.11 so he wandered o. into the forest, was set upon by
62:7.5 And no sooner had the Most Highs left o. speaking
64:6.4 yellow tribes were able to drive them o. the Asiatic
64:7.1 for thousands of years migration to Asia was cut o..
64:7.14 About the time the green man was killing o. the
64:7.16 a blend of the red and yellow, holds the islands o.
66:7.16 now lie beneath the waters o. the shores of Persia.
67:2.3 and without warning isolated, utterly cut o. from all
67:2.4 group drew o. by itself and began deliberations,
69:9.5 The improvident habitually lived o. the thrifty.
72:12.4 Neither are the various peoples of Urantia set o.
73:1.2 the races of the world were little better o. than if
75:0.1 race betterment appeared to be a long way o.,
75:1.4 could they communicate with any being o. the planet.
78:2.2 valiantly fight o. the influences of the surrounding
79:5.2 Neanderthal strains were destroyed or driven o. the
79:6.3 ancestors of the Japanese people were not driven o.
80:7.2 literally driven o. the mainland by their larger and
80:9.14 retain charms of the New Stone Age for warding o.
83:4.6 event so as to put the ghosts and spirits o. the track.
84:0.3 sex sets the home o. from all other social activities.
87:0.2 Human imagination cast o. from the shores of self
87:5.9 designed to placate, satisfy, and buy o. the spirits
87:6.2 propitiation, attempts by bribery to buy o. ill luck.
87:6.4 Cutting o. the head and tying the body in the grave.
88:6.5 Magic was the branch o. the evolutionary religious
89:4.1 knocking out teeth, and cutting o. fingers.
89:7.3 put an infant away by itself, o. in the wilderness or
89:8.3 the custom to bind fingers instead of cutting them o..
94:11.11 Siddhartha and casts o. from the anthropomorphic
97:9.5 At Gath the Philistines ordered David o. the field;
108:4.4 isolated by rebellion, when a planet is cut o. from all
118:8.10 As man shakes o. the shackles of fear, as he bridges
123:5.13 stretching o. toward Mount Gilboa and Samaria.
125:2.9 his parents would find Jesus sitting o. by himself
125:6.13 forever cast o. the gentile yoke of political bondage.
127:6.11 that they would successfully fight o. poverty since
130:6.3 great things with your body if you would hasten o.
131:7.3 every hair of pride shuts o. saving light, as it were,
134:3.5 Jesus stopped o. on the return trip and delivered
136:7.1 He realized that he could cast himself o. the ledge
137:4.9 around Jesus’ neck, kissed him, and rushed o. to
139:8.11 Thomas get permission from Andrew to go o. by
140:7.3 he sent his apostles o. to “go fishing, seek carefree
143:3.6 by going o. they had left such problems to solve
144:1.8 more often he went o. to pray or commune alone.
144:3.14 always to pray in secret; to go o. by themselves
146:3.1 and added: “Where you leave o., we begin.
147:5.3 who came in o. the street was a woman of unsavory
149:3.2 When men shut o. the appeal to the spirit that
149:4.3 whose imagination had led him o. into visionary
150:3.6 relics are impotent to heal disease, ward o. disaster,
150:3.11 to win the protection of good spirits or to ward o.
150:5.4 When Jesus had left o. speaking, there was great
152:3.3 Jesus, before going o. to be alone in the hills, turned
152:4.1 The apostles, without their Master—sent o. by
157:3.5 The twelve never took their eyes o. the Master,
157:6.1 masses there occurred a great falling o. in revenue.
157:7.4 Jesus would send his apostles o. by themselves to
160:1.10 In this habit of Jesus’ going o. so frequently by
163:3.3 As they went o. by themselves, Jesus was grieved
163:4.9 Peter took them o. by themselves and preached to
167:4.4 they drew o. by themselves for a time to take
168:5.3 the same sickness that carried Lazarus o. when he
169:1.5 left his father’s house and went o. into a foreign
169:1.8 hunger, feeding swine o. here in a foreign country!
170:5.14 proceeded to set the kingdom o. into the future.
171:2.3 is yet a great way o., asking for terms of peace.
171:2.6 Jesus, leading the twelve, started o. on the way to
171:4.2 they had assembled o. by themselves, Jesus said:
172:3.6 Bethpage, a neighboring village a little o. the main
172:5.3 Simon Peter was at first almost swept o. his feet by
172:5.4 disappointment when Jesus climbed o. the donkey
172:5.8 Matthew kept his hands o. of him only by exercising
172:5.10 This Sunday started o. as a great day for Simon
173:0.2 And if I am going to quit, how shall I break o.?
174:5.1 hurried o. to the home of Joseph, where he knew
177:0.4 as Jesus started o. alone, John Mark came forward
177:1.2 We will go o. by ourselves and have a good visit.
177:3.1 the Master should have been allowed to go o. by
177:3.2 And so the Master left us here while he went o. to
177:4.9 But he rejoiced in being so sagacious as to trade o.
178:2.4 This runner hastened o. for Philadelphia with this
179:4.6 When the other apostles saw Judas hasten o. after
181:2.11 after you have shaken o. your depression and have
181:2.22 if you find yourself going o. in quest of those who
182:3.1 watch with him while he went o. about a stone’s
182:3.7 for the perspiration rolled o. his face in great drops.
184:2.4 identification as a disciple threw him o. his balance,
186:0.1 As Jesus and his accusers started o. to see Herod,
186:0.1 his Master’s request, John hastened o. to Bethany,
186:4.4 the delay in starting o. with Jesus for the site of the
190:2.7 wanted to rush o. to the city to tell the apostles
191:0.13 The Master put o. the first morontia appearance to
193:1.3 they hastened o. to the near-by towns and villages,
194:0.3 Peter unwittingly led o. in this mistake, and others
195:0.11 but even in that earlier compromise they came o.
196:1.6 progressive self-realization were marked o. by the
off, afar or far
3:1.2 ‘I am a God at hand as well as afar o.,’ says the Lord
3:1.4 “The true God is not afar o.; he is a part of us;
3:3.2 understands our thoughts afar o. and is acquainted
5:2.3 What a mistake to dream of God far o. in the skies
12:1.13 And it is near this outer border, in a far-o. corner
130:1.2 living by running away to far-o. enticements,
139:2.9 procession or trailing behind—“following afar o..”
150:8.8 is not hidden from you, neither is it far o..
166:2.1 not daring to approach him, they stood afar o. and
167:5.1 But the publican, standing afar o., would not so
169:1.9 while he was yet afar o., the father saw him and,
169:3.2 beheld Abraham afar o. and Lazarus in his bosom.
183:3.10 close behind the mob, but Peter followed afar o..
184:2.1 distance behind, and Simon Peter followed afar o..
offend
63:4.9 uncultured people irritate and o. each other.
180:3.1 If my words o. the unbelievers, so also will your
180:3.1 unbelievers, so also will your words o. the ungodly.
offended
4:5.4 The barbarous idea of propitiating an o. Lord,
82:4.4 for long ages the o. husband or the protector father
83:5.15 their o. relatives swept down on the chief in wrath
131:5.5 in repentance if I have o. in thought, word, or act—
141:0.2 Which of us has o. you?”
143:4.2 Later they o. the Jews by extending friendly
150:7.2 they were o. that he had never included his native
153:3.5 “Lest some of your hearers be unnecessarily o.,
153:5.4 Many shall be o. by the plain speaking of these days.
167:1.2 this dignitary was much o. because he did not receive
188:4.1 effective approach to an o. and unforgiving God;
188:4.8 abandon primitive notions about God as an o.
188:5.9 and in order to appease the wrath of an o. God,
194:2.8 the evil one—from the condemnation of an o. God.
offender
85:1.3 and by its prestige an o. can be haled into court.
133:1.1 he tightly held on to the o. until the smaller lad had
149:3.3 convicted, and executed as a religious o., a violator
154:0.1 refused to take action against him as a political o..
185:7.4 “I am certain this man is only a religious o..
188:4.11 of substituting an innocent sufferer for a guilty o..
offenders
166:4.4 these men who were thus destroyed were o. above
offending
85:4.1 be refused succor for fear of o. some river god.
89:1.1 to keep from o. the spirit ghosts by the avoidance of
133:1.1 demand the punishment of the larger and o. youth
134:3.6 prompt and summary dismissal of the o. teacher.
146:2.13 on the relation of prayer to careless and o. speech,
159:1.3 dealt justly and mercifully with your o. brother.
185:1.4 emperor promptly ordered the o. shields removed.
offense
75:5.8 but Adam was not certain of the nature of their o.
142:4.1 he feared that the Master might take o. at the sight
147:3.6 take o. that we spoke words of life to these afflicted
148:7.2 You would find cause for o. in me if you could
151:3.14 his enemies less opportunity to find cause for o.
154:6.12 Admonish them to find no o. in me but rather to seek
156:1.5 But Norana refused to take o. at Simon’s thrust.
156:2.7 therefore must you maintain a conscience void of o..
157:1.2 Let us give these men no occasion for o. at our
157:7.4 Judas took personal o. at Jesus’ recent warning to
158:8.1 or the things you see with your eyes give o. in the
159:2.3 many times did the apostles take o. at those who had
171:6.3 “And marvel not at what I say nor take o. at what we
180:5.5 become the instrument of great o. to one’s fellows.
offenses
131:4.6 and a gracious father who remits all our earthly o..
offensive
62:3.6 stones suitable for defensive and o. ammunition.
71:4.17 o. operations against other peoples for purposes of
72:11.4 employed these military resources in an o. war.
153:1.2 enemies, and he elected boldly to assume the o..
offensively
50:5.4 in seeking food or in fighting, o. or defensively.
offer—noun
128:4.4 Jesus never spoke about this o. to his family,
134:2.5 Declining this o., he journeyed on with the caravan
136:9.7 he had again refused the o. of the Zealots to lead
164:2.4 the final remark of Jesus regarding the o. of the
175:3.1 the Sanhedrin’s reply to the last o. of mercy ever to
175:4.1 He did not hear this last o. of mercy to the Jewish
offer—verb; see offer, cannot or not
1:2.8 living God which one human being can o. to another.
15:2.1 the estimates which I o. are solely for the purpose of
33:5.4 The Faithful of Days never proffer advice or o.
53:8.6 before leaving Urantia was to o. mercy to Caligastia
65:3.7 you will have abundant opportunity to o. suggestions
84:7.19 to o. the required sacrifices for the ghost’s progress
89:4.8 he became shrewd in his sacrificing, ceasing to o. up
89:6.8 belief that it was necessary to o. a human sacrifice
90:2.6 to kill him when he failed, unless he could o. a
108:6.1 Adjusters to o. themselves for actual existence in the
115:1.4 neither can a finite creature o. a rational reason for
120:1.7 o. you the following counsel, which should guide
125:0.6 ceremonies which his parents would o. in answer
128:2.4 new plan, to give advice and o. helpful suggestions
131:5.5 I o. prayers for mercy and praise for forgiveness.
132:4.2 always was he able to o. practical and immediately
132:5.14 “While I o. further suggestions concerning your
132:6.1 esteem it a privilege, not a duty, to o. guidance to
137:1.3 that he (Simon) likewise go to Jesus and o. himself
144:2.3 hungers, and that you have no food to o. him.
149:1.9 she continued to o. more and more money, as if the
151:2.3 apostles if they did not also have suggestions to o..
151:2.7 but you make a mistake when you seek to o. such
153:2.9 I o. you the bread of life for your hungry souls.
159:3.11 O. not consolation to those who lie down before
159:5.11 when one unjustly took away the coat, o. the other
162:2.7 I o. you the liberty of life and the joy of salvation.
163:5.2 he was prepared to o. hospitality to almost fifteen
165:2.3 some of them will so o. themselves in the years to
167:2.4 Jesus steadfastly refused to o. them further help in
168:2.7 the Master’s feet to give thanks and o. praise to God
171:2.2 just as the Son of Man is about to o. up his life for
174:5.7 I came not to judge the world but to o. it salvation.
175:1.22 But even now I o. you in my Father’s name mercy
177:4.6 he had come to o. himself to the Sanhedrin as one
180:3.2 Nothing, save to o. them fellowship on earth and
183:0.3 that they would o. resistance to the soldiers and
186:1.3 and then o. him as a reward thirty pieces of silver.
188:0.3 for friends of crucified persons to o. bribes to the
offer, cannot or not
16:4.8 highly probable, though we cannot o. definite proof,
70:9.17 Society cannot o. equal rights to all, but it can
91:8.3 direful may happen if they do not o. their regular
115:1.4 neither can a finite creature o. a rational reason for
140:8.15 But he did not o. any suggestions by way of remedy.
142:3.17 7. You shall not o. the blood of any sacrifice with
159:3.11 O. not consolation to those who lie down before
167:5.5 Jesus did not o. new mandates governing marriage
188:4.1 the Son of Man did not o. himself as a sacrifice to
offered—see offered up
15:12.1 o. by the Mighty Messengers, the official observers
51:3.4 Caligastia o. crafty and effective opposition to the
53:2.5 Lucifer was long o. opportunity for repentance,
53:9.1 rebellion, salvation was o. all rebels by Michael.
53:9.1 would show proof of sincere repentance, Michael o.,
72:3.5 Moral instruction is o. by teachers during the rest
82:6.4 of the several races, still less objection could be o..
87:2.7 were so anxious to get rid of a ghost that they o. it
87:6.13 dual-spiritism concept of good and bad forces o. man
89:5.2 man enjoyed human flesh, and therefore he o. it as a
89:6.3 o. as a human sacrifice by her father, and with the
93:4.14 o. these people the substitute of a sacrament of
93:4.14 Salem where they o. sacrifices and burnt offerings.
93:4.14 he simply did not feel quite at ease until he had o.
93:9.5 Joseph was o. military command of the Egyptian
94:9.1 Buddhism prospered because it o. salvation
98:3.9 mysteries, which not only o. hopes of salvation but
102:1.5 no demonstration of so-called miracle may be o. in
108:3.6 has there ever been o. an indictment of an Adjuster
121:5.15 Christianity not only o. salvation from sorrow and
126:5.7 treasurer at Sepphoris had o. them a paltry amount
127:2.5 were amazed when he refused the honor o. him,
127:3.8 o. comments on the lesson, but usually he so selected
129:1.9 Jesus seldom o. them advice unless they asked for it.
135:2.1 John o. the sacrifices required for his cleansing.
135:8.1 near Pella, and had o. themselves for baptism.
140:8.15 fairness, but he o. no rules for their attainment.
140:8.31 The Master o. no solutions for the nonreligious
141:3.3 Jesus never o. a suggestion as to how the apostles
143:4.2 and o. sacrifices much after the order of the temple
143:5.4 seek for the living water which I have this day o.
149:2.11 that which was only when he simultaneously o. his
150:8.7 Following the benedictions he o. a prayer suitable for
151:2.8 Even Judas o. a very plausible interpretation.
163:1.3 house to house because a better lodging may be o..
173:1.3 in case a coin of larger value was o. for exchange,
175:1.3 And you will bear me witness that I have o. this same
175:1.8 that I have once more o. Israel and her rulers
177:3.2 lad approached the Master and o. him the basket,
178:1.16 sit in Moses’ seat; we only o. them the new light,
179:2.2 the hand of Thaddeus, held it while he o. thanks.
184:0.1 sacrifice was o. about three o’clock in the morning
186:1.4 You have o. me as a reward for my service, money—
187:3.4 they derisively o. a toast to Jesus, saying, “Hail and
195:9.7 price for even the greatest spiritual treasure ever o.
196:2.11 Jesus o. no rules for social advancement; his was a
offered up
128:1.7 “who in the days of the flesh so frequently o. up
171:4.7 to be o. up as the price of human bigotry and as
offering—noun
64:4.13 but the o. of human sacrifice as a part of religious
70:3.11 would pay a return visit, with its o. of maidens;
70:7.18 taxes were easier to collect when disguised as an o.
76:2.3 Adam had indeed sought to discourage the o. of
89:4.1 no o. was contemplated which was not productive
89:5.15 the o. of human sacrifices effectively put a stop to
89:6.3 of Moses’ rulings against the o. of human sacrifice.
89:6.7 The idea of o. the first-born as a sacrifice was
89:8.2 Men eventually conceived the idea that the o. of
89:8.6 a free gift to the gods, a spontaneous o. of gratitude
91:2.4 the o. of their own consecrated wills to the doing of
122:10.2 sufficiently poor to warrant his o. for Mary two
162:4.4 by the priest bearing the wine for the drink o..
172:1.7 she changed her mind and chose to bestow this o.
172:1.8 were well-to-do and could afford to make such an o..
184:0.1 convene the court before the time of the o. of the
offering—verb
89:8.6 And so the business of o. sacrifices developed into
101:10.6 to o. proofs of the reality of religious experience.
119:2.5 even o. his rebellious predecessor the privilege of
122:10.2 sufficiently poor to warrant his o. for Mary two
126:5.6 the Nazareth library as his maturity o. to the Lord.
128:5.2 a religious teacher, o. as an inducement to begin with
132:5.2 I am o. advice only to you and for your personal
141:4.3 to free the minds of his apostles from the idea of o.
143:5.6 this living water which I am o. you even now.”
146:4.4 showing yourself to the priest and o. the sacrifices
169:4.2 Jesus never belittled himself by o. arguments in proof
175:1.6 I am just now o. you your last chance to come
179:2.2 when he had finished o. thanks, he said: “Take this
187:2.3 for the purpose of o. drugged wine to the victim in
189:2.5 supposedly getting rid of Jesus by o. bribes to the
offerings—see offerings, burnt
74:7.21 Adam endeavored to substitute the o. of the fruit of
76:2.2 Now, in those days it was customary to make o. to
76:2.2 Cain and Abel made periodic o. to the priests.
81:1.4 pastoral life were held in greater esteem than the o.
87:2.9 food o. at funeral feasts were once universal.
87:3.3 make sure that some one would provide o after death
90:2.11 various fees which were ostensibly o. to the spirits.
91:2.4 men seek to substitute the o. of possessions for the
93:6.4 could be secured only by works—sacrifices and o.;
125:2.3 was not pleased with this spectacle of sacrificial o.,
135:1.1 John completed the making of the o. which were
139:7.8 Matthew received freely tendered o. from believing
162:4.2 was the occasion of the reception of the temple o.;
173:1.3 and for the payment of vows and the making of o..
196:0.10 greatest of all o.: the consecration and dedication
offerings, burnt
93:4.3 favor of God on my faith, not on sacrifices and b..
93:4.14 of Salem where they offered sacrifices and b..
97:5.6 message was: “Shall I come before God with b.?
126:4.5 Shall I come before him with b., with calves a year
174:4.3 is much more to be regarded than all the b. and
offers up
188:5.10 When thinking men look upon Jesus as he o. his life
office
72:2.8 their term of o. is concurrent with his—six years.
72:5.10 works six hours a day in the o. of his machine shop
72:8.2 may accept political, elective, or appointive o. in
84:4.10 woman was long deprived of the right to hold o. in
88:3.4 The insignia of priestly and kingly o. were
90:1.1 in many cases the o. of shaman became hereditary.
90:5.4 Eventually the o. became hereditary; a continuous
136:1.2 the threefold o. of prophet, priest, and king.
138:2.4 customs collector of Capernaum, who had his o.
138:3.1 ready to turn the affairs of his o. over to his brother.
139:6.5 carefully your steps; do not overmagnify your o..
139:12.3 discharged the responsibilities of his o. honestly,
172:5.2 he was too busy with the responsibilities of his o.
181:2.20 Your o. of stewardship is about over.
193:6.3 Matthias was inducted into his o. and then appointed
officeholders
71:2.18 use wise techniques of guiding and controlling o.
72:8.2 and all o. of this group must be graduates of both
72:8.2 The fourth and last division of o. are not required
officer
31:9.1 The presiding o. of this magnificent group, the senior
33:4.6 Gabriel is the chief o. of execution for mandates
43:5.14 presiding o. is a Vorondadek Son of extraordinary
55:8.2 the system supreme court and actual presiding o. of
70:6.5 The first cabinet o. was a food administrator;
73:2.4 a liaison o., keeping Amadon as his own associate.
96:3.1 of Egypt; Moses’ father was a Semitic liaison o.
114:3.1 of these narratives this executive o. was changed,
123:4.4 Jesus deducted the tithe and turned it over to the o.
123:5.3 a semicircle, while their teacher, the chazan, an o. of
127:2.4 subsequently becoming an o. in the Galilean division.
129:1.7 garrison’s commanding o. was a gentile believer in
129:1.7 This o. belonged to a wealthy Roman family, and
138:2.8 5. Simon Zelotes was a high o. in the patriotic
159:1.4 Now this o. of the king’s court pleaded that hard
162:2.6 Eber, the proper o. of the Sanhedrin, with two
164:4.4 The presiding o. saw whither they were drifting,
164:4.8 The o. of the court spoke to the former blind man,
164:4.9 replied to the o. of the court: “Whether this man is
177:4.8 arrange with that o. to bring your Master to us
183:2.3 to their request and referred them to his superior o.
183:2.3 presiding o. of the Jewish Sanhedrin was present
183:3.4 Jesus stepped up immediately in front of the o.
183:5.2 Roman o. would so much as speak to the betrayer—
officered
93:5.12 Abraham’s own bodyguard of 318 o. the army,
officers
18:4.5 are the o. of the courts of all three divisions,
22:5.6 they are o. of their superuniverse governments, but
22:9.4 The Celestial Guardians are the o. of the courts of
22:9.8 I have often seen these dignified o. of the high
37:2.1 serve in many capacities but chiefly as liaison o. of
53:4.3 over in a body and were sworn in publicly as the o.
70:10.4 opinion operated directly; o. of law were not needed.
70:10.5 orders the first crime detectors and o. of the law.
72:2.7 by the presiding o. of either of the other legislative
72:7.5 There are no municipally appointed peace o.;
72:11.2 The courses pursued by such commissioned o. are
135:12.5 a great feast in the Machaerian palace for his chief o.
154:3.2 Herod signed the decree which authorized the o.
154:5.1 the arrest of Jesus by the o. of the Sanhedrin.
154:6.6 bringing word that the o. of the Sanhedrin were on
154:7.1 engaged in this hasty flight from the Sanhedrin o.
154:7.4 the Jerusalem o. hurried up and began their search
162:1.5 the fear that had come over the o. of the Sanhedrin
162:2.5 but the o. of the Sanhedrin did not wholly believe
172:2.4 fled to Philadelphia when the o. of the Sanhedrin
173:2.3 altogether proper that the temple rulers and the o.
175:3.3 The o. of the Sanhedrin were given the orders for
175:3.3 They were told to plan to take him in secret,
175:3.3 instructed these o. of the Sanhedrin to “bring him
offices
47:6.1 Through the good o. of these superangels of the
67:2.1 the redistribution of these o. of administrative
71:2.19 upon the practice of electing to public o. only those
72:2.2 The few o. of city administration are keenly sought
72:8.2 The public o. of the nation are grouped in four
72:8.2 degrees, such o. being wholly appointive.
72:9.1 Although candidates for all public o. are restricted to
official
15:12.1 the Mighty Messengers, the o. observers of the
22:2.8 of importance as the o. observers of the Ancients of
24:2.6 the o. recorders of Uversa place on their records the
26:3.6 their o. station is located on planet number seventy
39:1.17 These are the o. recorders for the supreme seraphim
62:7.5 message from Lucifer contained the o. acceptance of
97:9.14 made the worship of Yahweh o. for his kingdom.
98:3.8 the human gods continued until the o. Roman cult
121:3.2 The upper classes with money and o. power,
135:12.1 the o. residence had been moved from Sepphoris to
135:12.4 the o. residence at Tiberias were fully completed.
139:9.4 more kindly to the idea of being directed by o. ushers
142:6.2 Nicodemus was not an o. delegate of the Sanhedrin;
147:0.2 the influence of these believers among Herod’s o.
147:7.1 the o. spies from Jerusalem, had again found Jesus,
153:1.1 the o. observers of Herod Antipas, who had been
154:0.2 One of Herod’s o. family, Chuza, whose wife
154:1.2 o. action was taken by the rulers of the Capernaum
158:4.3 this anxious father, a minor o. of Herod Antipas, had
162:1.9 These teachings were really the o. announcement of
173:1.1 Levitical law and as interpreted by o. inspectors of
175:1.9 phylacteries and enlarge the borders of their o. robes.
187:1.4 at Golgotha, the o. crucifixion site of Jerusalem.
188:2.2 Pilate early the next day, bearing the o. request of
officially
33:2.5 Michael’s headquarters is o. located on Salvington,
126:4.1 fifteenth birthday, Jesus could o. occupy the pulpit
175:3.1 o. and unanimously voted to impose the death
officials
72:2.8 choose their own cabinets of administrative o..
72:8.2 such o. are only required to have state degrees of
139:7.6 public o., and politicians, down through the ages,
147:6.2 the Roman o. were not much alarmed by his
162:1.7 due to a secret understanding with the Roman o..
172:5.7 would have been arrested by the Sanhedrin o. and
officiate
35:10.1 the ex-System Sovereign corps o. as administrative
48:3.13 one of the Morontia Companions will be able to o.
76:3.5 The priests of the order were trained to o at religious
84:7.19 desire to have sons to o. in the post-mortem feasts,
officiated
162:4.4 priests with a corresponding number of Levites o..
officiating
39:5.13 is skillfully deposited, by the o. seraphic assistants,
76:2.3 o. Nodite priests were reverting to the standards
125:1.4 the blood from the hands of the o. slaughter priests
offset
70:7.16 To o. them, kings fostered their own secret police.
73:2.5 But their evil machinations were largely o. by the
78:5.2 the steady migration toward Europe was o. by new
87:0.1 The ghost cult evolved as an o. to the hazards of bad
153:1.6 and o. by his unequivocal refusal to be made king.
offshoot
62:3.4 The more powerful and intelligent o. of the species
64:7.5 The South American o. did receive a faint touch of
offshore
134:3.1 islands situated a short distance o. near Urmia was
152:5.1 they anchored their boat o. near Zebedee’s house
offspring
1:3.1 Even though you are “the o. of God,” you ought not
2:4.4 Mercy is the natural and inevitable o. of goodness
5:1.11 Only do his o. close their hearts forever to the
5:5.14 natural conditions is quite sufficient to initiate o..
7:6.3 The Original and Eternal Son is the o.-person of the
8:4.1 the Infinite Spirit and his spirit o. show forth the
8:4.1 And all the spirit o. of the Conjoint Actor partake
9:1.8 the hammer are the children of mercy, the spirit o. of
13:1.9 the Seven Master Spirits and certain of their o. from
13:1.18 the Infinite Spirit with certain of the higher o. of the
13:4.1 worlds inhabited by the o. of the Infinite Spirit,
14:4.10 The Havona natives are all the o. of the Paradise
14:6.19 —to administer a universe as associate-Creator o.,
15:4.5 and aggregate mass of their stellar and planetary o..
15:4.7 control of many of their segregated stellar o.,
15:6.13 Many comets are unestablished wild o. of the solar
17:1.7 the trinitized o. of the glorified mortal graduates
17:3.5 Their o., the seconaphim, are also retentive or record
17:5.1 the servants of the Master Spirits,whose collective o.
17:5.3 who sojourn in Havona through their personal o.,
18:1.1 Though the o. of the Trinity supervise these seven
18:2.1 They are the o. of the Paradise Trinity, but like the
18:3.2 are all uniform and superperfect o. of the Trinity.
18:4.4 two groups are drawn from among the trinitized o.
19:5.6 Inspired Spirits are the o. of the Paradise Trinity.
20:1.10 Melchizedeks are the joint o. of a local universe
20:1.11 Trinity Teacher Sons are the o. of the Father, Son,
20:6.2 lives with just one exception: They do not beget o.
21:1.2 Son is the only-begotten and only-begettable o. of
22:9.1 These trinitized o. of perfected humans and of
24:4.1 are the joint o. of the Infinite Spirit and the Seven
26:1.12 the o. of the Master Spirits and of the Spirits of the
26:1.14 With these o. of a Universe Mother Spirit mortal
26:2.2 Primary supernaphim are the exclusive o. of the
26:11.2 the trinitized o. of the mortal finaliters and similar
28:3.2 These seconaphim of the superuniverses are the o.
29:1.2 thus in eternal union with one of their collective o..
29:4.4 The Master Physical Controllers are the direct o. of
31:7.2 Paradise Citizens, or their trinitized o.—any being
31:9.13 trinitized o. of the finaliters and the Paradise Citizens
34:2.5 the o. of the Spirit increasingly approach the order
34:3.1 by either time or space, but most of their o. are.
35:0.1 are the o. of the Rulers of the universal domains.
35:0.2 Daynals are the o. of a Paradise Creator Son in
35:1.1 The personality o. resulting from this creative
36:1.1 The Life Carriers are the o. of three pre-existent
36:4.2 appearance of the seventh generation of planetary o..
36:4.5 circuit, where their o. are also destined to forgather.
37:3.1 Archangels are the o. of the Creator Son and the
37:9.7 Susatia are the brilliant o. of the Creator Son and
37:9.9 when no more o. of the combined nature are
37:10.2 The Spironga are the spirit o. of the Bright and
38:3.1 o. of the Universe Mother Spirit who are so largely
39:0.1 unknown reason these seraphic o. are very diverse.
39:1.3 the divine o. of the Eternal Son and the Infinite Spirit
41:1.1 the ensuing generations of stellar and planetary o..
45:6.7 those o. who perished on the evolutionary worlds
47:1.5 mansion world parents embrace their material o.
47:3.11 These companions are the o. of the local universe
48:2.2 Morontia Power Supervisors are the o. of a local
48:3.1 hosts are the o. of a local universe Mother Spirit.
48:6.32 very definite social tendencies characterize the o.
48:6.33 the restatement of parental life in the lives of o.—
50:1.1 the Creator Son (the o. of the Universal Father and
50:3.4 assign their various duties to their mutual o. and to
50:3.4 of the native races, such o. usually succeed them.
50:3.5 All the o. of these semimaterial assistants of the
50:4.13 the o. of the ascenders of the Prince’s materialized
51:1.1 The material or sex Sons and Daughters are the o.
51:1.8 the o. of a Material Son and Daughter procreated
51:5.3 women for voluntary mating with the Adamic o..
52:3.2 but their planetary o.—direct and mixed—become
52:3.5 But the o. of the Material Son and Daughter are
52:3.8 their o. within a few generations usually gravitate to
57:1.1 and your sun is one of the multifarious o. of the
61:1.4 Bring forth relatively mature and well-developed o..
61:1.5 nurture and protect their o. with affectionate regard.
61:6.1 o. of Asiatic migrants of the older North American
62:1.1 Neither were they the o. of the modern type of lemur
62:2.2 As a rule o. were born singly, although twins were
62:5.10 a mammalian affection of a high order for her o.,
62:5.11 His brilliant o. having been lost, life did not seem
62:7.3 the twins to flee northward and segregate their o.
63:4.3 heroically for the safety of their mates and their o.;
63:4.5 no male o. appearing among Sontad’s descendants,
64:5.3 all of their o. tended toward the skin color of the
64:7.6 red and yellow men mingled in Asia, and the o. of
65:3.4 Even the loss of Andon and Fonta before they had o.
68:5.8 animal, consigned to work and to bear human o.,
68:6.2 at the same time the natural increase in o. was
68:6.9 It was long the custom for a maiden to kill her o.,
69:9.7 exquisite enterprise of home building, o. rearing,
73:1.4 constantly coming to the surface whenever the o. of
73:5.1 intended for the promised Son and his immediate o..
74:1.5 one hundred o.—fifty sons and fifty daughters—
74:6.1 more than three hundred thousand of the pure-line o.
74:6.2 after leaving the Garden besides the two o. of joint
74:6.9 dates from the traditions of the Adamic o.—mating,
75:2.1 Even the young o. of Adam were uninfluenced by the
75:4.5 not die but rather live anew in the person of their o.,
75:6.3 These o. of Adam and Eve are now on Edentia; we
76:4.1 Adam and his o. had blue eyes,and the violet peoples
76:4.3 Their Urantia o. did not inherit the parental
76:4.3 They had a single circulation, the human type of
76:4.6 These superior o. were not so subject to fear as the
77:1.2 sex creatures capable of procreating material o.
77:1.5 upon the appearance of the one thousandth o..
77:2.2 plan of procreating o. embodying the combined
77:2.2 the union of the conjoint o. of the Prince’s staff
77:2.2 Prince’s staff with the first-generation o. of Adam
77:2.4 progeny would resemble the o. of other Andonite
77:3.1 when the o. of the Prince’s staff had become too
77:5.6 When the second strangely behaving o. arrived, he
77:6.1 the secondary order are the o. of the pure Adamic
77:6.3 their electrically energized o. live on and on, not
78:1.2 was immensely quickened by the presence of their o..
78:6.4 The majority of the able o. of this racial union later
79:5.7 never came in contact with even the Andite o. of
81:6.41 Society is the o. of age upon age of trial and error;
82:5.1 that race mixture improved the quality of the o..
82:6.3 You also get unsatisfactory o. when the degenerate
82:6.9 neither are such mulatto o. so objectionable as
83:8.5 and for the purpose of procreating and rearing o..
83:8.8 family is becoming a partnership for rearing o.,
84:1.2 Woman, because of emotional attachment to her o.,
84:1.4 thought nothing of strangling such o. at birth.
84:1.5 of the living inheritance factors which initiate o..
84:1.8 to rear the resultant o., for that was homemaking.
84:1.9 and o., are vastly superior to either two men or two
84:7.10 Love of o. is almost universal and is of distinct
84:7.18 7. Certain religions required o..
86:2.7 Naturalism is not a religion—it is the o. of religion.
86:4.6 hereditary and trait resemblance of o. to ancestors.
93:2.6 never married, nor could he have left o. on earth.
93:5.3 Abraham, and they confidently expected o. in a
93:5.5 in the enlightened o. of you two brothers shall all the
93:6.3 story of the future occupation of Canaan by his o.
96:2.3 True, his o., coming up out of Egypt, did form the
101:1.4 neither is religion the o. of sublime feelings and
111:2.10 is the birth of a soul, the joint o. of an adjutant mind
116:4.5 the o. of this creative act are spiritual, not material
120:3.8 Sonarington forbids the leaving of human o. behind
121:4.3 While the Stoics professed to be the “o. of God,”
122:3.2 How could the o. of human beings be a child of
123:0.5 that his being reckoned among the o. of David was
130:3.4 The Jews were the o. of Abraham and occupied
133:5.12 ignorant, being the o. of the inferior slaves of those
142:7.9 sometimes restraint of their young and immature o..
143:1.4 to restrain the unwise acts of his thoughtless o..
143:3.6 creations of fear and o. of augmented apprehension.
147:5.9 delinquency and demoralization of their own o..
170:2.23 not the child of a defective nature but rather the o. of
174:3.1 brother take the wife, but he also died leaving no o.
175:1.21 John did truly call you the o. of vipers, and I ask how
195:8.4 dictatorial political state is the direct o. of scientific
offspring-person
7:6.3 The Original and Eternal Son is the o. of the “first”
oft-referred-to
134:6.15 that the o. lectures of the caravan conductor had
oft-repeated
75:4.5 Eve had told Cano of this o. warning on the fateful
137:7.1 her so o. exclamation: “I cannot understand him.
183:4.2 to Jesus’ o. teachings regarding nonresistance.
often—non-exhaustive
9:5.7 Too o., all too o., you mar your minds by insincerity
14:5.11 your short life on earth, disappointment must be o.
48:4.6 The senselessness of much that so o. causes us
56:10.3 you all too o. limit to the study of man’s crude
84:8.2 marriage is o. viewed only as a means of pleasure.
91:7.2 Jesus o. took his apostles away by themselves for
102:1.3 truth on Urantia has all too o. been mixed up with
103:3.3 Environment has all too o. mastered religion.
117:6.9 Men all too o. forget that God is the greatest
118:10.7 But what man calls providence is all too o. the
118:10.12 natural law is so o. apparently cruel, heartless, and
122:4.4 The early followers of Jesus all too o. succumbed
122:5.3 more o. he drove forward in the manner of his
124:1.13 o. grew discouraged with their slow-acting minds.
129:1.5 Jesus o. went out fishing with James, John, and
131:9.3 But this Heaven within me o. makes hard demands
139:11.9 Jesus o. told Simon that it was proper to want to
140:5.7 happiness has all too o. been associated with the
140:5.21 So o. persecution does follow peace.
141:6.2 How o. have I told you to labor only to put
144:1.8 but more o. he went off to pray or commune alone.
144:5.94 Forget us not as we so o. neglect and forget you.
147:4.3 you all so o. fail to put a spiritual interpretation
148:5.3 All too o. there has prevailed a tendency to ascribe
156:5.4 men are all too o. led into temptation by the urge
159:1.4 “Lord, how o. shall my brother sin against me, and
159:3.3 loss of self-respect o. ends in paralysis of the will.
160:3.4 All too o., when we battle for the right, it turns out
160:3.4 Too o. we engage in a fight merely to convince
163:3.4 are first shall be last, while the last shall o. be first.
165:4.6 love of riches all too o. obscures spiritual vision.
170:2.24 Jesus o. spoke of it as the “kingdom of life.”
171:4.7 How o. would I have gathered your children
177:4.11 that heart, so o. wounded, lost all real affection for
179:5.9 And as o. as you do this, do it in remembrance of me
184:2.12 too o. one’s own mind tends to justify continuance in
195:5.2 Truth o. becomes confusing and even misleading
195:7.7 Man’s conceit o. outruns his reason and eludes his
195:10.13 this church has o. dared to smother newborn faith
oftener
72:9.3 additional votes conferred upon them not o. than
oftentimes
49:2.1 Life Carriers are o. confronted with the necessity of
64:7.20 devotion that o. bordered on grandeur and sublimity.
75:3.6 Adam was o. discouraged by the little that had
103:8.2 intellectual, is divergent and o. confusingly fallacious
130:4.2 divine qualities, may, and o. do, change except the
133:3.7 Now, o., men and women become confused in their
133:7.3 For two weeks he suffered from a raging fever, o.
143:1.4 A father’s love for his son o. impels the father to
145:2.6 deceitful above all things and o. desperately wicked.
146:7.1 rebellious midwayers who had o. impersonated the
158:5.1 o. this evil spirit which possesses him rends him in
159:2.3 But John o. recounted this experience in connection
167:6.3 And so does the sacred o. appear to be the common,
176:3.9 put the blame upon others, o. upon those who least
177:2.3 but it is a dangerous and o. semiselfish trait as it is
181:2.5 to give due consideration to the fact that age o.
ofttimes
25:3.5 they do o. effect their strange doings and enforce
48:4.5 and fearfulness, and o. foolish and childish anxiety.
89:3.3 Penance is the negative form of this o. foolish
Og
69:8.3 The raid upon Og, the king of Bashan, was equally
oh
133:1.5 to defend Jesus, Ganid said: “Oh, I begin to see!
Ohio
59:4.6 deposits are exposed in the banks of the O. River
61:7.2 it extended as far south as the O. River and central
61:7.9 south and covering the greater portion of O. and
oil
28:5.13 experience of this order as the “o. of reconciliation”
59:3.4 the deposits of this age that much of the gas, o., zinc,
59:3.4 the gas and o. being derived from the enormous
59:5.16 Coal layers often hold both gas and o..
60:3.9 coal or lignite, and in many regions they contain o..
89:4.9 2,756 golden images, 331,702 jars of honey and o.,
90:4.9 O. and wine was a very early medicine for treating
90:4.9 castor o. and opium were used by the Sumerians.
96:5.4 the fruit of your land—the corn, wine, o., and your
97:5.6 a thousand rams or with ten thousand rivers of o.?
122:6.3 small, flat clay lamp, which was filled with olive o..
126:4.2 o. of joy in the place of mourning, a song of praise
126:4.5 rams, ten thousands of sheep, or with rivers of o.?
147:5.4 My head with o. you neglected to anoint, but she
150:0.2 practice of anointing the sick with o. in connection
150:0.2 The apostles of John had always used the anointing o
164:1.3 he bound up his wounds, pouring on o. and wine,
169:2.4 He answered, ‘A hundred measures of o..’
ointment
172:1.5 a large alabaster cruse of very rare and costly o.;
172:1.5 The house became filled with the odor of the o.,
172:1.5 showing indignation that so costly an o. should be
172:1.5 Why was this o. not sold and the money bestowed
172:1.6 To you who murmur and say that this o. should
172:1.6 This woman has long saved this o. for my body at
172:1.7 the cost of this o. was a sum equal to the earnings
172:1.7 Mary loved Jesus; she had provided this precious o.
ointments
188:1.7 make ready spices and o., and return on Sunday
189:4.5 the five women, laden with their o., arrived before
Okhban—Egyptian prophet
95:3.5 O. they murdered; Ikhnaton they accepted but
old—see old, of; see old age; see Old; see years old
4:5.5 found deliverance from the o. and pagan idea that
30:4.15 constitutes the resurrection of the o. personality,
41:3.7 are relatively young; most of the dwarf stars are o.,
41:3.7 Both very young and very o. suns usually shine with
41:6.5 power of the atomic nucleus pulls it back into its o.
46:7.4 fabricate new bodies in which the o. spornagia
48:4.12 restfulness in the contemplation of that which is o.
48:6.33 The creation of new pictures out of o. facts,
55:6.4 Even so, “o. things are passing away; behold, all
55:6.6 I have visited a few o. planets where abandonters
60:1.8 extended eastward to connect with the o. sea basin
61:3.8 Spain was connected with Africa by the o. land
64:7.8 migrated westward along the o. trails of the Andon
64:7.11 The remnant of the blue race left in the o. Persian
67:5.3 Society quickly sank back to its o. biologic level,
69:3.4 o. men and cripples were set to work making tools
69:3.4 They were later assigned to building irrigation works
70:2.21 O.-fashioned war did select the innately great men
70:3.6 The o idea of friendship meant adoption into the clan
70:5.2 This regulative group was composed of o. men
70:9.13 When rights are o. beyond knowledge of origin, they
70:10.10 analogue of this o.-time method of retaliation.
77:4.7 religious ceremonial, and an o. system of writing.
77:4.13 Adamson visited one of the o. Vanite settlements to
78:2.3 Only among the o. settlements of Van and Amadon
81:3.3 new dwellings directly on top of the ruins of the o..
81:6.39 things must not be despised just because they are o.,
84:3.6 There was also an o. superstition that women could
84:4.6 Finally, the o. women were permitted to attend the
86:4.1 to constitute convincing evidence that the o. chief
86:4.7 did not relish the idea of becoming o. and decrepit.
87:4.1 tribes clung to the o. belief in one class of ghosts.
87:7.1 The cult grew out of the traditions of “o. families”
87:7.7 The o. cults were too egocentric; the new must be
87:7.7 The new cult must, like the o., foster sentiment,
89:6.2 shaman ordered the sacrifice of a respected o. man
89:6.2 Whereupon the o. man had his own son dispatch
90:1.6 direction of tribal affairs out of the hands of the o.
90:3.9 a scientific era is destroying man’s age-o. theories
92:2.2 usage and legal procedures cling to the o. forms.
92:2.5 they actually adjust it to their mores and o. ways
92:7.2 religions are advancing expressions of the o. beliefs,
92:7.2 The o. does not cease to exist; it is merged with the
93:9.8 Abraham was not so o. as the records indicate, and
94:6.8 cosmic concepts of the o. philosopher who taught
95:5.10 with the priests, back to the worship of the o. gods,
95:5.12 to return with the priests to the o.-time worship of
96:1.12 Canaanites held to the worship of the o. tribal deities.
96:2.5 modified version of the o. Yahweh ritual of magic
96:6.3 people all too willing to believe their o. religion but
97:1.8 o. leader progressed in the understanding of God,
97:7.6 “The heavens may vanish and the earth wax o.,
97:9.19 his teaching as a defender of the o. land mores as
99:0.2 of new social orders or the preservation of o. ones.
99:4.2 the transition from o. religious loyalties to the
100:7.18 he is a new creature; o. things are passing away;
103:2.9 the “o. man of sin” and the “new nature” of grace.
112:5.21 your new life in the new worlds with your o. life in
114:6.7 imperishable values of the o. and passing forms
120:2.5 and emancipate their minds from age-o. fears.
122:8.6 The babe was almost three weeks o. at the time of
123:1.2 Jesus was about three years and two months o. at the
123:3.8 As James grew up to be o. enough to help his mother
123:5.8 close association with his fellow men, young and o.,
125:4.3 glowering down upon him, asked how o. he was.
126:4.5 before him with burnt offerings,with calves a year o.?
127:1.5 his three sisters, two of whom were o. enough to
127:2.7 Jesus had but one wise counselor, his o. teacher,
127:2.9 to liberate his people if he were only o. enough to
127:3.1 a payment on the o. family supply and repair shop
127:3.1 James was o. enough to work at the house shop
127:3.7 Jesus began work in the o. family repair shop and
128:2.2 Simon began work with Jesus’ o. boyhood playmate
134:1.6 Joseph and his family moved into the o. Nazareth
134:3.1 and recuperation at the o. Persian city of Urmia on
134:9.4 beheld the joyous abandon of the young and the o..
135:3.2 the time was fast approaching when the o. order
135:3.4 in John’s heart that he was to be the last of the o.
135:4.2 John knew only of the o. methods of approach to
136:0.1 John as the greatest of the prophets of the o. order,
136:4.2 and which hung upon the walls of the o. home.
137:3.4 Now Jesus seemed quite like his o. self to all of them
137:4.1 Jesus was most cordial to all, young and o., Jew and
138:3.3 Simon the Zealot, whom they found at his o. place of
138:5.2 trying to fit Jesus’ new gospel into their o. forms
139:4.4 growing o. and becoming more or less childish,
139:11.11 Simon labored until he was an o. man and feeble.
140:5.17 Children are normally kind when o. enough to
140:6.2 would build the new teaching directly upon the o.,
140:8.1 these new spiritual teachings directly onto their o.
140:8.2 Jesus quoted with approval an o. Hebrew saying:
140:10.1 of repentance, sorrow for the o. way of living.
142:6.4 “But how can a man be born again when he is o.?
143:1.5 and equally to young and o., male and female.
143:2.3 In the o. order you fasted and prayed; as the new
143:2.3 new creatures; o. things are to pass away; behold I
143:2.4 “By the o. way you seek to suppress, obey, and
143:2.4 the liberty of self-mastery in place of the o. law of
143:4.2 meetings on the site of this o. Samaritan temple.
146:3.1 The o. philosopher was susceptible to the Master’s
147:4.1 taught us the positive version of the o. rule of life,
147:7.2 not sew a piece of new cloth upon an o. garment,
147:7.2 Neither do men put new wine into o. wine skins,
147:7.2 they do not bring too much of the o. order over into
147:7.3 Jesus: “That which is o. and also true must abide.
147:7.3 Remember it is written: ‘Forsake not an o. friend,
147:7.3 As new wine, so is a new friend; if it becomes o.,
149:0.4 supported himself by spending his time at his o.
151:1.1 sat alone in the boat, the o. fishing boat of Andrew
156:5.5 The o. and the inferior will be forgotten in the love
156:5.18 and those who refuse to grow o. gracefully.
158:4.4 their o. temptation—that of discussing who should
158:6.2 yielded to the temptation and fell into your o. evil
160:1.7 average person prefers to cling to the o. illusions of
163:2.2 but my father is very o. and near death; could I be
165:5.4 laid up your treasures where the purse waxes not o.,
166:3.6 This was a new and strange version of the o. proverb
168:3.6 that o. Jewish adage, “It is better that one man die,
170:3.11 Jesus struck the deathblow of the o. society in that
174:5.12 The o. order is bringing itself to judgment; the
176:1.7 you always try to attach the new teaching to the o.;
177:1.4 had not been o. enough to be one of the apostles
177:4.9 realization of honor and reward in the o. order,
178:1.16 You are not to attack the o. ways; you are skillfully
178:1.16 leaven of new truth in the midst of the o. beliefs.
179:1.6 to give way to their o. predilection for honor,
179:5.2 The o. Passover commemorated the emergence of
179:5.10 they ended this celebration of the o. but bloodless
180:1.5 but it most certainly does make the o. world new.
180:5.12 indicates the difference between the o. religion and
180:5.12 The o. religion taught self-sacrifice; the new
180:5.12 o. religion was motivated by fear-consciousness;
181:2.21 getting along with your brethren, both o. and new.
182:3.10 And it was from these o. memories of Nazareth,
185:4.1 Herod Antipas dwelt in the o. Maccabean palace
185:4.3 arrayed him in an o. purple royal robe and sent him
185:6.4 Jesus,clothed in an o. purple royal robe with a crown
193:3.2 “Simon, you still cling to your o. ideas about the
194:3.8 neither radical nor conservative; it is neither the o.
194:3.8 is to be dominated neither by the o. nor the young.
194:4.6 the o. message that “God is the loving Father of all
195:0.3 in either decided victory for the new or for the o.
195:0.13 By this paganization of Christianity the o. order won
old, of
1:1.6 prophets of o. truly called him “the everlasting God”
1:3.2 Said the seer of o.: “Lo, he goes by me, and I see
34:6.6 your teacher of o. declared: “Not in word only but
40:6.2 “Spoke the prophet of o. in the name of the eternal
73:1.6 they were numbered among the “mighty men of o..”
77:2.3 their children were the ‘mighty men of o.,’
77:5.9 were also included among the “mighty men of o..”
79:1.9 like the Andites of o., these warriors proclaimed the
85:6.2 the holy men of o. were looked upon as inspired by
87:5.14 and other remnants of the advancing ghost cult of o..
88:3.3 and the medicine man of o. never allowed his bag,
88:6.1 twentieth century are typical of the magicians of o..
89:6.3 foolish and needless vows, and the men of o. held
98:4.8 was built around the legend of the Nile god of o.,
126:3.8 certain that it had not been written by Enoch of o.,
135:6.3 John dressed like Elijah of o., and he thundered his
147:8.5 at least to live up to the ideas of the prophet of o.
155:6.2 prophets of o. made an end of their utterances.
155:6.7 the practice of always quoting the prophets of o.
159:4.7 And even if these holy men of o. lived inspired
172:1.3 Jesus talked with Simon about Joshua of o.,
175:1.20 you built a monument to the martyred prophets of o.,
old age or old-age
41:3.7 yellow tinge indicates moderate youth or o., but
55:3.1 the infirmities attendant upon the decrepitude of o.
55:3.6 for labor resultant from accident, disease, o., or
72:4.3 the same methods as those employed in o. insurance.
72:6.0 6. OLD-AGE INSURANCE
72:6.1 government-insurance guarantees of security in o..
72:6.3 The funds for o. pensions are derived from four
72:6.7 the income from natural resources goes to the o.
72:6.8 o. pensions are solely administered by the federal
72:7.1 paternalistic only in the administration of o. pensions
76:5.5 for 530 years; he died of what might be termed o..
84:7.13 2. Children were o. insurance.
90:3.9 An understanding of o. and contagion is gradually
94:7.6 in his o. his dying words were, “Work out your own
old-fashioned
70:2.21 O. war did select innately great men for leadership,
old-time
70:10.10 a modern analogue of this o. method of retaliation.
95:5.12 return with the priests to the o. worship of Isis and
Old Stone Age
64:0.2 to the period commonly regarded as the O..
64:6.24 The European researches and explorations of the O.
Old Testament
70:10.6 The O. records one of these ordeals, a marital
74:8.7 The O. account of creation dates from long after the
82:4.3 The O. deals with women as a form of property;
84:3.2 scant courtesy paid womankind during the O. era is
93:9.6 up to the times of the en masse editing of the O.
93:9.7 What the O. records describe as conversations
95:1.10 wrote many of the O. Psalms, inscribing them on
95:4.2 the sacred book of that people long before the O.
95:4.3 the philosophy of the O. Book of Proverbs.
95:5.7 which are now preserved in the O. Book of Psalms,
97:8.1 the sacred history of Israel as portrayed in the O.,
97:9.8 making David king as they are found in the O..
97:9.18 This great fight is not even mentioned in the O..
97:9.27 The Jewish religion of the O. evolved in Babylon
122:4.4 Most of the Messianic prophecies of the O. were
122:4.4 Many O. sayings were so distorted as to appear to
135:5.4 Many who read the O. literally looked expectantly
olden—see olden times
2:2.1 Even your o. prophets understood the eternal,
2:6.2 The o. concept that God is a Deity dominated by
39:5.12 idea that angels possess wings is not wholly due to o.
53:1.3 Your o. prophet saw his sad estate when he wrote:
58:7.3 The rocks of this o. age are now at the surface,
60:2.6 fossils, such as the most delicate wings of o. insects,
69:5.8 in o. days debt slavery extended even to the control
70:1.15 Always these o. tribes made war at the bidding of
70:2.9 O. wars promoted travel and cultural intercourse;
70:2.9 O. wars strengthened nations, but modern struggles
70:11.5 The ancients claimed that their o. laws, the taboos,
81:2.18 The arts of o. days were many times derived from
81:3.3 Certain of these o. cities also rose above the
81:6.33 to the ancient communal and feudal practices of o.
82:3.13 In o. days many practices now regarded as immoral
83:2.3 reticent toward marriage, are all relics of o. customs.
83:5.13 The o. taboos on sex relations with a pregnant or
84:4.4 did not improve the o. reputation of the sex.
84:4.9 However foolish these o. notions were, they did
84:7.25 The o. ideas of family discipline were biologic,
88:2.5 to attempt suddenly to displace the o. fetishes,
88:4.6 there was progressive driving power in the o. magic.
89:1.6 social levels are vestigial remnants of o. prohibitions.
89:3.4 These o. ideas of self-discipline embraced flogging
89:4.7 positive practices of the o. propitiation cult that
89:10.1 has destroyed the o. ways of securing peace and
90:1.4 Many of the o. shamans unwittingly stumbled
90:2.6 The o. peoples all believed in the power of the
90:2.10 the o. shamans established their reputations as voices
90:5.3 The worship technique of the o. mystery cults was
92:2.3 attempts to reconcile o. but reprehensible practices
92:2.5 and numerous other of their o. and reprehensible
92:3.1 These o. cult practices persist alongside newer
93:3.1 at Salem, patterning them on the o. system which
94:12.1 with the sentimental retention of o. nomenclature,
95:7.2 Each tribe worshiped its o. fetish, and many families
96:4.2 expanded concept of their o. tribal god, Yahweh.
96:5.8 reverted to the semibarbaric ideas of their o. gods
97:3.6 Elijah made a moral issue out of the o. land mores
97:8.3 An o. seer promised that God would protect and
97:9.20 rivaled those of the Davidic dynasty of o. days.
109:4.4 the descendants of the primitive men of o. ages.
122:4.4 temptation to make all the o. prophetic utterances
124:3.6 Joseph recounted much of the o. history of King
130:7.2 Jesus quoted the o. Jewish proverb—“A man who
131:7.2 Since the o. people did not know my name, I
133:5.1 They shortly arrived at the o. center of Greek science
133:6.2 the o. Hebrew proverb: “A man’s gift makes room
135:4.5 in every outward aspect John was like the o. prophet
136:6.6 a harking back to the o. days of ignorant magic
137:5.3 the more spiritually minded of the o. seers.
142:2.1 Said Jacob to Jesus: “Moses and the o. prophets
142:2.2 Jacob, you have well stated the teachings of the o.
147:7.3 against entertaining the notion that all o. teaching
150:1.3 they fell back to the o. customs in subsequent
155:6.12 word of God only on the pages of the o. records of
157:6.6 the o. prophets had portrayed a Messiah which Jesus
159:5.11 to save the wrongdoer in the place of the o. advice to
169:3.1 And while this o. parable is not according to the
177:2.7 cramping features of these o. Jewish homes have
180:2.3 in commemoration of this o. teaching a large emblem
195:9.11 barbarian morass; many o. cultural watersheds drain
olden times
43:4.8 That the teachers of o. knew of these things is shown
57:8.26 These inland seas of o. were truly the cradle of
70:3.9 The storytellers of o. became so popular that the
82:0.3 The humans of o. did not possess a very rich social
84:4.8 Under the mores of o., every woman, from
88:2.7 In o. the fetish word of authority was a fear-
89:3.5 All through the o. men sought in these ways for extra
89:6.4 In o., when a new building of any importance was
89:7.4 In o., if a woman met head-hunters, she could
90:1.2 Since in o. anything abnormal was ascribed to spirit
171:4.7 Jesus said: “From o. the prophets have perished in
older
15:1.1 to the records of Uversa, in accordance with o.
21:2.1 the study of the efforts of his o. brothers in various
26:2.7 As the o. of the two orders, tertiary supernaphim will
26:9.1 the Father guides, the o., highly skilled, and most
35:10.5 Many of the Lanonandek Sons in the o. systems,
39:7.1 These angels do not minister extensively except in o.
39:9.2 Seraphington graduates as would be found in an o.
41:3.6 Not all stars are solid, but many of the o. ones are.
47:0.3 finaliter population which accumulates in these o.
48:5.10 Many of the o. of these teachers, those who have
49:4.6 five hundred on the more advanced and o. spheres.
49:5.15 the o. planets of the three-brained group exhibit
49:6.6 While the o. worlds of mortal existence harbor those
49:6.20 functions on the o. of these spheres after they have
51:6.3 another and o. headquarters of celestial ministry
52:7.12 the o. seer envisioned when he wrote: “‘For, as the
55:6.6 where abandonters were teaching the o. mortals the
55:11.5 experiences of individual mortals living on these o.
55:11.7 In some of the o. universes we find worlds settled in
55:11.7 does not in the least handicap the progress of an o.
57:2.1 As they grow o., nebulae usually become spiral, and
57:8.13 not all of the o. limestone was produced by marine-
57:8.13 ages have become mixed with these o. prelife layers.
58:7.1 Some of these o. water-deposited rocks are
58:7.1 directly on top of the o. undifferentiated stone.
58:7.9 Much of the o. sandstone and conglomerates
58:7.10 Some is found in the cracks of the o. rocks and is
58:7.10 extrusions lying partly in the o. unstratified rocks
59:1.2 New oceans appear, and the o. bodies of water are
59:5.10 Little workable coal is found in these o. strata.
59:5.12 Stumps of other and o. mountains are to be found all
60:4.3 northern Europe among those of the o. east-west
61:6.1 the o. North American lemur types, the dawn
62:2.5 very few of the o. noncarnivorous monkeylike
64:5.3 colors became pronounced as the children grew o.,
64:7.9 These o. European Neanderthalers had been driven
64:7.10 led to the immediate improvement of the o. race.
66:7.6 were trained to fraternize with younger groups, o.
72:5.3 are improvements over their o. methods of settling
74:6.7 changed activities every thirty minutes, the o. every
74:7.12 The laws of the Garden were based on the o. codes
75:5.6 Not in fifty years did the o. of these children recover
76:2.2 and Abel taunted his o. brother in his discomfiture.
77:2.10 This lengthening of the reigns of these o. kings
77:7.4 Some of the o. writers designated these rebellious
77:8.2 The members of the o. or primary order are known
78:5.8 religious beliefs and moral practices of the o. races.
78:7.7 But still o. vestiges of the days of Dalamatia exist
79:1.4 not follow the evolutionary course of the o. races by
79:5.1 eventual submergence in the o. evolutionary peoples,
80:3.5 the services of the o. children were fully utilized.
80:4.6 the o. Andonites retain even a semblance of identity.
80:5.3 biologic reserves enabled them to wipe the o. race
80:7.8 and had been virtually swallowed up in the o. and
81:2.17 The o. river races made their huts by setting poles
81:6.33 the o. and more primitive methods of communism
82:3.11 tribes married the young men to the widows and o.
83:1.3 social order, this being its o. and original function.
83:2.2 capture in order to escape the domination of the o.
83:2.5 what idealized concepts of sex attraction for those o.
83:5.13 usually hailed with delight by the o. spouses;
83:7.4 slowly improve under the guidance of the o. mores
83:7.5 for the o. and long-established property motive,
87:6.14 engage in prayer, you resort to the o. style of another
88:6.2 and magic also referred to o. ghost beliefs.
88:6.4 Gesture, being o. than speech, was the more holy
89:4.4 propitiation replaced the o. methods of avoidance,
89:8.1 and was a moral reaction to the o. temple harlotry.
89:8.2 part of the body could take the place of the o. and
89:9.2 in lieu of the blood of the o. human sacrifices.
93:4.14 a sacrament of bread and wine for the o. sacrifice
93:6.4 tribesmen preferred to go back to the o. sacrifices
93:7.3 the o. and more universal superstitions and beliefs.
93:7.4 new doctrine to become absorbed into the o. body
93:7.4 A new revelation is always contaminated by the o.
94:6.1 by general absorption into the o. Urantia beliefs.
95:1.3 gave way to the o. belief in a multiplicity of deities.
96:6.1 common people rapidly reverted to the o. desert idea
98:1.2 it shared in the myths of the o. inhabitants of Greece.
98:3.6 to destroy the mysteries and revive the o. political
100:4.1 of new and better reaction habits in the place of o.
121:2.1 The Jews were a part of the o. Semitic race, which
123:5.6 When Jesus grew o., he mingled freely with the
124:1.11 Jesus spent several months in a smith’s shop when o.
124:2.4 of Jacob, a neighbor boy, who was one year o..
124:2.4 o. and uncouth youths attacked Jesus, relying upon
124:2.6 marked preference for the company of o. persons.
124:2.6 with o. minds, and his depth of reasoning charmed
124:2.6 with o. and better-informed individuals for whom he
124:2.8 being three and one-half years o. than the oldest of
126:0.3 As he grew o., Jesus’ pity and love for the Jewish
126:3.3 Jesus tried to teach the o. children to express
126:3.3 It was in this effort to stimulate his o. brothers and
126:5.10 Each of the o. children had an individual garden,
127:4.2 positive injunction to do good in the place of the o.
127:4.3 punishment was fixed by the o. children and was
127:6.5 Martha was a little over one year o. than Jesus,
129:1.3 far more safe for sailing the lake than were the o.
129:1.9 evening Jesus devoted to social life with the o. folks,
130:3.5 seemed to be derived from other and o. religions.
134:1.4 All the o. children were now married; only Ruth,
135:5.7 The o. ones clung to the doctrine of the son of
138:2.2 apostles were formally accepted by all of the o. six.
138:6.1 The o. apostles carefully reviewed, for the benefit of
139:1.2 Andrew was 33, a year o. than Jesus and the oldest
139:1.6 Not often will an o. man of Andrew’s type be
139:1.7 it never irritated the o. Andrew to spend the rest of
139:3.1 James, the o. of the two apostle sons of Zebedee,
139:4.7 As John grew o., his temper became more subdued,
140:10.5 the o. negative rule could be obeyed in isolation.
142:3.4 consisting in a blending of their o. Mesopotamian
146:1.1 these o. beliefs and the new gospel of the kingdom.
147:8.5 beyond the ideals of Isaiah and the o. prophets.
149:6.6 to honor their parents; but when they grow o. and
149:7.2 the o. teachers were edified by the young preachers
150:4.1 I would send out the o. ones two and two that they
150:6.1 With the o. apostles away, these younger groups
150:7.4 Most of the o. of Jesus’ friends, including the
156:5.18 As you grow o. in years and more experienced in
164:3.4 The o. Jewish teachers, together with Plato, Philo,
164:4.3 One of the o. Pharisees, after making a lengthy
169:1.6 his o. brother was serious, sober, hard-working,
169:1.6 unreliable; the o. son was steady and industrious,
169:1.6 the o. devoted himself to work but seldom played.
169:1.6 young man was at home and with his o. brother,
169:1.12 But when the o. brother heard this, he was so hurt
169:1.12 But the o. son would not yield to his father’s
169:1.13 he tried to reason with this o. one: ‘But, my son,
173:3.1 When he had found his o. son, likewise he said to
173:3.3 o. religion of ceremony, tradition, and authority.
174:1.3 maturity, the riper experience of the o. partner.
184:0.3 his brother James were well known to the o. servants
194:3.14 little or no spiritual standing in the tenets of the o.
195:0.3 conflict between the o. religious practices and the
195:1.7 the Christianized version of the o. Jewish religion
oldest
49:0.5 The o. inhabited world of Satania, world number one
57:3.10 The o. inhabited planets of Nebadon date from these
58:7.1 In many places these o. stratified rock layers,
58:7.3 The thickness of this transition stone, the o. rock
58:7.6 This stone layer, the o. fossil-bearing stratum in the
59:0.9 The very first and o. layers are separated from the
59:1.6 these are the o. rocks which contain trilobite fossils.
59:5.10 The o. strata yield the fossils of both land and marine
60:4.3 The o. mountains of the world are located in Asia,
78:7.7 The remnants of this, one of the o. civilizations, are
79:5.8 o. Amerindian culture was the Onamonalonton
85:2.3 The cults of tree worship are among the o. religious
94:4.1 This, the o. and most cosmopolitan of the world’s
124:2.8 being three and one-half years older than the o. of
139:1.1 Andrew was the o. child in a family of five—himself,
139:1.2 Andrew was 33, and the o. of the apostles.
139:5.4 Philip was next to the o., and after the resurrection
190:2.2 Shortly after noontide, Jesus’ o. brother, James,
oleanders
124:6.5 the luxurious fields of grain and the beautiful o.
oligarchy
70:5.2 This reign of the o. of age gradually grew into the
Oligocene
61:2.13 By the close of this O. period, covering ten million
olive or olive press
52:3.7 an amalgamated race is somewhat of an o. shade of
122:6.3 a small, flat clay lamp, which was filled with o. oil.
168:0.4 had inherited extensive vineyards and o. orchards
183:0.3 Master left them and walked down toward the op.
183:0.3 John Mark hastened around through the o. trees
183:0.3 Mark secreted himself in a small shed near the op..
183:0.5 Jesus sat down, alone, on the op., where he awaited
183:3.2 they all rushed down to near the op. where Jesus
183:3.10 they all gathered together near the op. to debate
183:3.10 John Zebedee, who had hidden among the o. trees,
183:3.10 so he skirted around through the o. orchards and
183:4.0 4. DISCUSSION AT THE OLIVE PRESS
183:4.1 at the op. to deliberate on what should be done
183:4.2 Simon stood up on the stone wall of the op. and,
olives—see Mount of Olives
Olivet
124:6.9 On the eastern slopes of O. they paused for rest in
124:6.10 They pressed on, soon standing on the brink of O.,
125:4.2 On the brow of O. he paused and wept over the sight
125:5.9 Again Jesus paused on the brow of O., but as he
125:6.2 but he did not pause to meditate at the brow of O..
125:6.9 once did they pause, and that on the brow of O.,
125:6.13 viewing his utterance on O. as prophetic of the
127:3.5 they paused on the brow of O. to view the temple,
172:3.7 just after they had passed over the brow of O. and
172:3.9 As the procession moved toward the summit of O.
172:3.10 they moved along until he came to the brow of O.,
172:3.11 had finished speaking, they began the descent of O.
172:5.4 the procession moved down O. toward Jerusalem,
172:5.6 thoughts sufficiently while on the way down O. to
172:5.10 On the way down O. he even envisaged the
173:0.2 As this group journeyed down Mount O., Jesus led
173:1.1 although there were several stations on near-by O.
173:5.5 On the way up O. Jesus instructed Andrew, Philip,
173:5.6 who made their way up the western slope of O. on
174:0.3 down the slope of O. Jesus paused and visited with
175:4.1 with the twelve, went with them to Mount O.,
176:0.0 TUESDAY EVENING ON MOUNT OLIVET
176:0.1 As they went on toward O., Jesus said: “You see
176:0.2 were minded to climb up the western slope of O.
176:2.2 throughout this evening of instruction on Mount O.,
177:3.1 spent most of this day walking about on Mount O.
178:3.1 twelve walked over the western brow of Mount O.
178:3.5 they all followed Jesus down O. and into the city.
182:1.2 Jesus led the way a short distance up on O.,
182:2.12 When David had gone up O., John Mark took up his
183:2.1 walls of the city and on their way to the O. camp.
184:0.3 at the palace of Annas on Mount O., not far from
184:2.10 the courtyard of the palace of Annas on Mount O..
191:5.1 alone with himself in the hills around about O..
193:3.3 This was a solemn journey to O.. Not a word was
193:5.1 Jesus arrived on the western slope of Mount O.
194:4.2 takes them out on O., where he bids them farewell
Olympian
98:1.6 The O. gods illustrate man’s anthropomorphism.
98:2.1 The O. religion did not promise salvation, nor did it
98:2.4 scant recognition to the whole galaxy of O. gods
98:2.10 The Eleusinian mysteries grew up within the O.
98:3.3 Eventually most of the O. gods were transplanted
98:3.3 and so on down through the many O. deities.
Olympus
98:1.4 belief in the happy-go-lucky gods of Mount O.,
98:2.1 the gods of O. having lost their hold upon the better
Omega
128:1.10 He did not hesitate to declare, “I am Alpha and O.,
omen
87:5.14 everything out of the ordinary was considered an o..
omens
68:6.8 peoples always regarded twins as o. of good luck.
87:5.9 The will of the spirits were studied by means of o.,
90:2.5 The medicine men put great trust in signs and o.,
150:3.8 The belief in magic numbers, o. of good luck, and
ominous
128:5.3 reminded Jesus of the o. rumblings of rebellion in
177:0.1 and the camp was pervaded by an o. silence;
195:4.4 a struggle for existence which is even more o. than
ominously
177:5.3 John Mark was o. silent after returning to camp,
omission
87:2.2 Any error of commission or o in the acts of the living
89:0.2 but later he became exercised over sins of o..
omit
196:2.5 o. from the record those references which portrayed
omitted
14:4.21 are o. from the personality classifications presented
30:1.14 hence numerous orders have been o. from these lists.
121:8.10 other Gospels, and he saw that much had been o.;
179:0.3 surprise to the apostles to have seen the lamb o. even
omniaphim
24:5.5 with the o. and a host of unrevealed personalities,
25:4.1 From the early supernaphim and o., one million of
25:4.6 4. The O..
25:8.1 the seraphim, seconaphim, supernaphim, and o..
25:8.8 the o. serve not with the ascendant creatures from
26:1.6 4. O..
26:1.13 —the seconaphim, the tertiaphim, and the o..
26:1.13 O. are created concertedly by the Infinite Spirit and
26:1.3 they are the exclusive servants of the Seven Supreme
28:0.5 3. The O..
28:0.6 they will be briefly discussed prior to the extended
28:0.6 neither tertiaphim nor o. are ministering spirits of
28:2.0 2. THE OMNIAPHIM
28:2.1 O. are created by the Infinite Spirit in liaison with the
28:2.1 they are the exclusive servants and messengers of
28:2.1 O. are of grand universe assignment,and in Orvonton
28:2.1 where they reside as a special courtesy colony.
28:2.1 They are not of registry on Uversa, nor are they
28:2.1 Neither are they concerned with the ascendant
28:2.2 The o. are wholly occupied with the oversight of
28:2.2 Our colony of o. on Uversa receives instructions
30:1.84 14. O..
30:2.86 4. O..
55:4.16 the o. who functions as the personal representative
119:1.3 He was accompanied by a solitary o. who bore
119:1.5 as he came, accompanied only by a solitary o.;
omnificence
118:6.0 6. OMNIPOTENCE AND OMNIFICENCE
118:6.2 To advocate the o. of primal Deity would be equal to
118:6.8 But to accept the fallacy of o. is to embrace the error
omnificent
118:6.1 God is truly omnipotent, but he is not o.—he does
omnipersonal
109:7.4 Adjusters are o.—they are before personality, they
109:7.7 these three o. beings were among the most active of
omnipotence
3:2.3 Of all the divine attributes, his o. is the best
3:2.5 The o. of the Father pertains to the everywhere
3:2.11 The divine o. is perfectly co-ordinated with the other
3:3.5 O. does not imply the power to do the nondoable,
6:5.1 of spiritual omniscience, omnipresence, and o..
7:1.1 concerning the immanence of God, his o., and
9:1.5 Conjoint Creator manifests certain phases of the o.
16:2.4 collectively do they disclose the attributes of o.,
92:7.11 the child transfers his ideas of o. from his parents
97:7.13 sublime portraiture of the majesty and universal o.
105:7.13 9. O., omniscience, and omnipresence.
118:5.0 5. OMNIPOTENCE AND COMPOSSIBILITY
118:5.1 The o. of Deity does not imply the power to do the
118:5.1 derived from the fact that o. not only creates things
118:6.0 6. OMNIPOTENCE AND OMNIFICENCE
118:6.1 O. embraces the power-potential of the Almighty
118:6.8 To recognize Deity o. is to enjoy security in your
128:1.10 above every name and on all worlds, the O.
omnipotent
0:1.10 Deity o., omniscient, and omnipresent.
3:2.1 All the universes know that “the Lord God o. reigns.
6:4.2 The Son is o. only in the spiritual realm.
9:1.5 Father but is actually o. only in the domain of mind
11:8.1 Gravity is the o. strand on which are strung the stars
92:4.7 Melchiz. taught trust in the o. beneficence of God
118:2.4 the transcendental Almighty (the O.) exercising the
118:6.1 God is truly o., but he is not omnificent—he does not
131:1.3 Our God is o. and bounteous.
148:6.6 has he for consideration at the hands of an o. God?
omnipresence
3:1.1 present, and at the same time, constitutes his o..
3:1.6 The o. of God is in reality a part of his infinite
6:4.3 The o. of the Original Son constitutes the spiritual
6:4.4 but such o. appears to be inseparable from the spirit
6:5.1 all the divine attributes of spiritual omniscience, o.,
7:1.1 taught concerning the immanence of God, his o.,
8:5.1 The outstanding attribute of the Infinite Spirit is o..
8:6.5 even though we recognize the o. of the Spirit,
9:1.5 without qualification shares the o. of the First
16:2.4 the attributes of omnipotence, omniscience, and o..
105:7.13 9. Omnipotence, omniscience, and o..
111:0.2 in addition to the external o. of Deity has formed a
118:2.0 2. OMNIPRESENCE AND UBIQUITY
118:2.1 not be confused with the ultimacy of the divine o..
118:2.1 and his time-space-transcended o. with his timeless
118:2.3 not be a demonstration of the time-space o. of Deity,
omnipresent
0:1.10 Deity omnipotent, omniscient, and o..
6:4.4 The Father must be spiritually o., but such
6:4.6 Spiritually the Eternal Son is o..
6:4.8 Son know all things by virtue of his own o. spirit,
7:1.7 the presence and function of either the o. spirit of the
7:1.8 recognize all actions and reactions of the o. spirit
8:2.2 the Final Co-ordinator, the O. Spirit, the Absolute
8:4.3 the Infinite Spirit is known as an o. influence,
8:5.3 realm of that creation; but the Infinite Spirit is o..
9:1.1 As the Infinite Spirit, he is an o. spiritual influence.
9:1.5 Center, sometimes being called the O. Spirit.
9:2.0 2. THE OMNIPRESENT SPIRIT
107:2.5 simultaneously with being at one with the o. Father.
113:3.2 to the O. Spirit presence of the Third Source and
131:1.5 God is not a great distance from us; he is o..
131:4.3 He is all-prevailing, bountiful, o., and infinitely kind
150:3.7 the outpoured spirit of the Son and the o. influence
omniscience
3:3.5 Neither does o imply the knowing of the unknowable
6:4.7 In the realms of knowledge, o.,we cannot distinguish
6:5.1 the divine attributes of spiritual o., omnipresence,
7:1.1 God, his omnipresence, omnipotence, and o., is true
9:1.5 the God of mind shares the o. of the Father and his
9:7.5 Reflectivity appears to be o. within the limits of the
16:2.4 only collectively do they disclose the attributes of o.,
105:7.13 9. Omnipotence, o., and omnipresence.
118:7.0 7. OMNISCIENCE AND PREDESTINATION
omniscient
0:1.10 Deity omnipotent, o., and omnipresent.
6:4.8 there are other ways in which the Paradise Son is o..
87:1.2 piety will in some manner deceive even an o. Deity.
omnivorous
52:3.8 within a few generations gravitate to the o. level,
52:3.9 The majority of these world races soon become o.,
59:1.19 carnivorous, herbivorous, o., and “mud eaters.”
61:2.2 and, erelong, o. mammalian families also sprang up.
81:1.8 a large proportion of the human race to become o.
Omri—Israelite king
97:9.18 Even King O. attempted to buy Shemer’s estate.
on—non-exhaustive
105:7.18 and outward throughout age upon age, on and on,
118:9.5 creative mind acting on and in cosmic potentials.
129:3.6 while he lived this life of incarnation on Urantia,
136:4.1 Michael’s mortal bestowal was on Urantia but for
140:10.3 he was doing a work on this world but for all other
Onagar—master mind of pre-Planetary Prince age
45:4.3 1. O., the master mind of the pre-Planetary Prince
63:6.0 6. ONAGAR—THE FIRST TRUTH TEACHER
63:6.1 O., who assumed the leadership of these tribes,
63:6.5 shown by the prayer taught these simple folks by O.,
63:6.7 O. maintained headquarters on the northern shores
63:6.7 From Oban he sent out teachers to the remote
63:6.7 of the hereafter, which he called the Great Beyond.
63:6.7 These emissaries of O. were the world’s first
63:6.8 O. was born 983,323 years ago (from A.D. 1934),
63:6.8 1934), and he lived to be sixty-nine years of age.
63:6.8 He instituted an efficient tribal government, the like
63:6.9 it was not until the days of O. that the Adjusters
64:2.1 and the culture of O. were vanishing from the face of
64:2.4 of Andon and certain remnants of the culture of O..
92:5.8 human history of Urantia from O. to Guru Nanak.
Onamonalonton—spiritual leader of the red race
45:4.5 3. O., a far-distant leader of the red man and the one
64:6.7 sixty-five thousand years ago, O. appeared as their
64:6.7 He brought temporary peace among the American
64:6.7 O. lived to be ninety-six years of age and
64:6.7 and maintained his headquarters among the redwood
64:6.8 As time passed, the teachings of O. became hazy
64:6.8 never after the days of this great teacher did another
70:5.4 red man preserved the teaching of O. in following
79:5.8 The oldest Amerindian culture was the O. center in
92:5.6 among the Amerinds it was Hesunanin O.;
once—see once a week; once again; once and for all;
once more; once, at; once, at least;
once, never or not; once, only
1:1.3 When you have o. become truly God-conscious,
2:3.4 the cosmic potentials whence they o. emerged.
7:3.5 when o. you give it expression, no power in the
10:8.6 I o. sojourned in a universe where a certain group of
11:7.2 Similar zones o. existed between the levels of
12:7.14 even though a Son o. dwelt with you in the likeness
13:4.7 occupations at o. material, intellectual, and
15:4.4 cyclones of force which, when o. started, can never
17:1.10 O. in each Paradise millennium the Seven Supreme
21:5.8 are supreme in their own local universes when o.
21:6.4 Christ Michael o. said, “I am the way, the truth, and
25:2.12 when a commission has o. accepted jurisdiction of
25:3.12 difficulties and misunderstandings to arise, they o.
25:4.13 but having o. assumed such responsibilities, they may
25:6.5 O. seraphim and supernaphim are mustered into
25:8.7 When o. assigned to an ascendant mortal of solitary
32:2.13 teachings of your Creator Son as he o. lived the life
35:8.7 Melchizedek training, when o. tested and classified,
36:3.8 the Life Carriers operating on a new world have o.
38:5.4 When o. seraphim are commissioned, they may range
44:0.19 assured of never losing any true attribute you o. had;
47:4.4 Your personality remains intact after you o. pass
48:4.13 that is at o. vulgar and unkind to become confused
48:5.7 true after you o. leave the world of your nativity.
49:1.7 jealously and intelligently guarded when o. they
51:2.3 The evolution of a human race, o. initiated on a
52:5.2 o. in each local universe, when the Creator Son
53:2.2 when o. converted to the rebel theories, Satan
53:8.5 same Prince who was o. termed “God of Urantia.”
57:8.3 condensation on the cooling surface, o. begun,
57:8.15 When earthquakes o. began, they increased in
58:7.12 has said, “The dust we tread upon was o. alive.”
61:3.6 For o. the world was dominated by a huge animal
65:3.1 development of the life patterns after they have o.
66:4.7 of origin in the o. exclusively meat-eating races.
67:6.1 Badonite predecessors had o. all unwittingly worked
68:6.8 While these taboos on twins were o. well-nigh
68:6.9 few children were ever destroyed after having o.
70:3.6 hence it was o. the custom to kill all strangers, later
70:10.14 Punishment by burning alive was o. a common
72:3.2 for oral instruction o. in ten days—every two weeks,
72:5.12 O. they, too, struggled for political liberty and
73:4.2 This o. completed, the real work of landscape
73:6.1 after they o. appeared on Urantia in material form.
74:6.4 They ate o. a day, shortly after noontime.
75:8.4 the reproducing beings o. attached to the staff of
77:9.5 as governor general of Urantia o. since Pentecost.
81:2.12 One ruler of the blue race o. had one hundred
82:4.5 When o. started, this idea of female chastity took
82:5.4 throughout the lands o. occupied by the Andites.
83:2.3 elopement rehearsal which was o. a common practice
83:3.1 O. the purchase price of a bride had been paid,
83:5.15 A certain chief was o. convinced that he should not
83:8.4 If God has o. joined any two things or persons
84:1.3 It was o. universally believed that a virgin could
84:4.6 Childbearing was o. generally looked upon as
84:5.8 O. a woman’s value consisted in her food-producing
84:6.6 even in Havona, the pilgrims who were o. men and
85:0.3 When religion o. evolved beyond nature worship, it
85:2.4 Except in China, there o. existed a universal cult of
85:3.4 The ancients o. believed that all winds were
86:0.2 had o. entertained concepts of the supernatural.
86:4.8 The Chinese and Egyptians o. believed that soul
87:2.2 It was o. thought that the great desire of a ghost was
87:2.9 food offerings at funeral feasts were o. universal.
87:3.5 spirits, all tribes and races o. believed in ghosts.
87:5.6 And since man had o. practiced deception upon the
87:6.17 with some trite phrase; o. it was a magical formula.
88:1.2 string of beads was o. a collection of sacred stones,
89:3.5 It was o. customary, when under some emotional
89:5.3 Cannibalism was o. well-nigh universal among the
89:5.4 It was o. a general practice for primitive mothers to
89:5.5 cannibalism resulted from the degeneration of o.
89:5.5 It was o. a widespread belief that wizards attained
89:5.14 it was o. a common practice to dig up buried bodies
89:6.2 A shaman o. ordered the sacrifice of a much
89:6.8 for there o. existed a world-wide and profound belief
89:7.2 this ceremony o. obtained over most of the world
90:2.4 O., the person counted out must die; now, he is
92:3.4 it is The Truth; “the faith o. delivered to the saints”
94:6.12 China, o. at the head of human society because of
94:12.6 even as the disciples of the great teacher in India o.
96:6.2 when they o. reached the fertile lands of Palestine,
100:2.4 Spirituality becomes at o. the indicator of one’s
100:4.4 If o. you understand your neighbor, you will
102:2.7 when religion o. becomes reduced only to an idea,
103:5.9 It lifts man beyond himself when he o. fully realizes
103:9.10 When reason o. recognizes right and wrong, it
104:1.13 the second member of an infinite Trinity, o. dwelt
108:1.9 When o. the Adjusters are actually dispatched from
108:6.3 A great teacher o. admonished men that they
109:2.10 leave their mortal tabernacles after Adjusters o. take
110:7.4 All that was o. human in the surviving soul and all
110:7.5 the experiential memory of survival o. held by the
111:3.1 cannot inhibit such a morontia phenomenon when o.
112:3.5 soul, these o. kinetic but now static formulas of
112:7.13 When o. an Adjuster fuses with an ascending mortal,
117:3.6 and o. the soul comes into being, it begins to grow
117:3.11 Thus far in universe history this has transpired but o.;
117:4.5 personality, having o. been expressed, never again
117:4.13 as it o. awaited each of us: Will you fail the God of
117:7.17 evolutionary forebears were o. challenged by the
124:6.3 the most beautiful maiden of all Israel who o. lived
125:0.3 but when he o. entered its sacred portals, the great
125:5.1 they o. came almost within hearing distance of his
126:5.7 that Jesus o. alluded to Herod as “that fox.”
127:2.12 Immanuel, who o. appeared to him during the night
128:1.10 When o. Jesus had espoused his public career, he did
128:1.11 When he was o. called Immanuel, he replied, “Not I,
128:7.2 the conclusion of all this thinking was expressed o.
129:3.3 they knew that he had o. been invited to go there
130:6.6 he bore was the stranger who o. befriended his son.
132:0.9 ever realized that they had o. talked with the man
132:3.7 when it does o. achieve this divine goal, it can never
134:5.8 this is true because human loyalties, o. mobilized,
136:5.4 the fact that Adjusters are nontime beings when o.
136:5.4 If your united natures o. entertain such desires,
136:9.3 o. decided to unfurl the banner of sovereignty,
137:8.7 and by their spirit victories; and when they o. enter
139:1.11 When men o. knew Jesus, they were possessed with
139:3.2 particularly vehement when his indignation was o.
139:3.2 James had a fiery temper when o. it was adequately
139:3.8 seeking no special reward when he o. grasped
139:5.7 Jesus well knew that, if he o. rebuked Philip for
139:6.3 Nathaniel was quick to reverse himself when he o.
139:6.5 and o. had the temerity to go secretly to Jesus and
139:8.4 unflinching courage—when Thomas had o. made up
139:9.10 Judas was o. intrigued into asking Jesus a question
140:0.3 For o. all twelve of the apostles were silent; even
140:1.6 But when you are o. truly received as citizens in
143:5.4 the truth, for, while you may have o. had a husband
146:1.1 The small city of Rimmon had o. been dedicated to
151:2.5 I remember that you o. told us to beware of this very
153:3.6 But such beliefs, when they o. become a part of
155:6.13 When you o. begin to find God in your soul, you will
156:2.8 He o. said to Thomas: “My people take themselves
156:6.4 near by, where the Master o. fed the five thousand.
156:6.4 men and women, the remnants of the o. numerous
158:0.1 near the very place where the lad Tiglath o. waited
159:3.12 When my children o. become self-conscious of the
159:5.15 One of the apostles o. asked: “Master, what should
160:3.2 habitual, they are at o. restful and time-saving.
161:2.9 He once o. declared, “Before Abraham was, I am.”
162:2.2 but they would kill me because I o. on the Sabbath
162:3.4 This woman, o. comely, was the wife of an inferior
167:7.4 “And do you not remember that I said to you o.
168:3.3 They had o. before even gone so far as to declare
170:2.24 Jesus o. spoke of such an experience as “family
172:3.15 when the Sanhedrin o. took a firm and decided
172:5.7 further use of the cheering crowds when he had o.
173:1.6 a simple-minded Galilean, a man he had o. talked
173:5.2 Now, many of those who had o. promised to attend,
174:5.3 a full score of men who were o. members of the
175:1.5 you have o. filled up your cup of impenitence,
175:1.5 and when o. you have finally rejected my Father’s
175:1.6 “And when you do o. reject this revelation of God
176:3.3 When you have by faith o. established yourself as
176:3.3 That you have o. accepted sonship in the heavenly
177:4.5 All of the apostles o. shared this ambition with
177:4.10 how dangerous ambition can become when it is o.
177:4.11 ready to spring up to engulf him when Judas o. dared
177:4.11 knows full well how love, even when o. genuine,
179:4.8 own selfish projects, when love is o. really dead.
179:5.9 recall that I was o. with you, and then, by faith,
180:6.7 when she is o. delivered of her child, she forgets
181:2.4 “O. we called you and your brother sons of thunder.
181:2.15 “James, when you and your younger brother o.
181:2.19 never doubt that you were o. called to the work of
182:2.5 one Jacob, o. a runner on the overnight messenger
184:2.12 to justify continuance in the path of error when o. it
186:3.4 David had o. heard him make this prediction and,
187:1.10 the Jewish tutor who o. befriended his injured son,
188:4.8 When o. you grasp the idea of God as a true and
188:5.3 The beauty of divine love, o. fully admitted to the
190:2.3 identifying his charming personality when he o.
190:2.6 Greetings to those o. near me in the flesh and
191:0.7 More than o. during the long and weary hours of
192:2.7 I o. trusted you with the leadership of your
195:6.16 And so, when you o. start out to find God, that is the
195:10.8 Ecclesiasticism is at o. and forever incompatible
196:0.12 It is not strange that he o. said, “Except you
once a week
45:2.5 O., every ten days on Jerusem, the Sovereign holds
66:5.21 in connection with the noontime devotions, o.,
129:1.11 O. Jesus held a meeting with the entire household,
135:8.1 went to see John o. and brought back to Jesus
148:0.3 O. Jesus presided at this question hour, answering
once again
26:10.5 life and truly wish you might live your lives over o.
27:1.4 you will recall the last grand stretch of faith as you o.
59:2.8 The world is o. quiet and relatively peaceful;
62:3.8 built anew its treetop bedrooms and o. resumed a
62:7.7 Biologic evolution had o. achieved the human levels
73:6.6 the Edentia tree to the Garden of Eden, where, o.,
76:1.4 Nature was o. again taking its course.
76:6.3 until they attained citizenship on Jerusem, o. to be
79:8.17 o. to take up the unremitting struggle for never-
81:2.11 animals, and in the Andite age they were retamed o..
92:6.17 until the days of Isaiah, who o. taught the blended
94:12.6 the dark ages of the past, o. again receive the truth
97:7.12 o. did the fear-destroying gospel of Melchizedek
137:3.4 exalted aspect, but he was o. lighthearted and joyful.
142:3.22 “And then will you remember that o.—in the spiritual
once and for all
89:9.3 he did o. make an end of the doctrines of redemption
136:9.8 human ambitious longings; o. Jesus decided upon his
148:6.11 But o. be delivered from the superstition that God
153:2.9 “And now let me declare to you, o. time, that I
165:5.3 Let me assure you, o., that, if you dedicate your
once more
28:7.4 When your world is o. restored to the reflective
62:3.8 But peace o. prevailed, and this lone surviving tribe
93:9.4 During the closing years of his life he o. returned
94:12.6 Will this ancient faith respond o. to the stimulus of
97:1.7 o. the God concept portrayed a Deity who is holy
97:9.11 and o. Yahweh was established as “The Lord God
112:5.18 present at your personality reassembly to take up o.
120:0.8 mighty Creator Son o. voluntarily to subordinate
126:0.2 happy in the thought that she had her boy back o.,
128:7.10 Even Mary was o. happy except every now and then
137:3.4 O. Jesus seemed to be comparatively cheerful and
137:4.5 returned to the gathering and was o. lighthearted
137:8.2 Jesus laid down his tools o., removed his apron,
138:1.5 o. Jesus resigned himself to “wait upon the Father’s
138:7.1 My friends, hear me o. more.
138:7.2 O. more were his associates shocked, stunned.
143:5.7 O. Nalda resorted to questions of general religion,
145:3.12 O. were the fears of Herod aroused, and he sent
148:8.2 and o. they invited Jesus to come to their city for the
151:2.5 When they had all gathered around him o., he said,
154:5.4 Jesus seemed unusually cheerful; he was o. like his
156:6.5 believers were beginning to hold public meetings o.,
164:2.3 method he would pursue in bringing his work o. to
164:2.4 Father’s business as the spirit leads you while I o.
164:3.1 as to how he would o. bring his mission on earth
164:3.6 bringing his mission o. prominently to the notice of
171:4.2 that I may o. plainly tell you that we are going up
172:4.3 after Jesus had surveyed these familiar scenes o.,
173:4.4 And so o. do I warn you that, if you continue to
174:5.10 your bestowals many times, and I will glorify it o..”
175:1.8 I have o. offered Israel and her rulers deliverance
175:4.1 apostles o. were left in confusion and consternation
179:1.6 under the leadership of Judas the apostles are led o.
179:2.1 I wanted to eat with you o. before I suffered, and
181:2.11 And so, Simon, o. I warn you that they who fight
182:1.3 this world was and receive me o. at your right hand.
182:3.4 When he arose and went back to his apostles, o. he
182:3.11 O. the Son of Man was prepared to face his enemies
184:2.8 Just as he had o. denied all connection with Jesus,
184:3.14 shall the Son of Man be clothed with power and o.
185:5.9 Finally, Pilate addressed himself o. to the solution of
185:5.10 o. Pilate said: “Why would you crucify this man?
185:5.11 saying: “O. I ask you, which of these prisoners shall
185:5.12 o. the multitude shouted in unison, “Crucify him!
191:2.1 When you are gathered together o., and after all of
191:5.3 to hear o. the commission to go into all the world
194:4.10 This Jesus sect was growing rapidly, and o. the
once, at
13:4.7 occupations at o. material, intellectual, and
15:9.15 the settled circuits of light and life, becoming at o.
26:4.11 will at o. begin a long and intense training for
26:8.5 of their interrupted career, and at o. resume their
36:5.15 such created minds at o. become superminded,
48:4.13 You of Urantia have allowed much that is at o.
71:2.8 Evolution does not at o. produce superlative
72:2.11 any case at o. to the bar of the federal supreme court
84:2.7 This change led at o. to greater social expression
100:2.4 Spirituality becomes at o. the indicator of one’s
112:4.13 Personalized Monitor, and then, at o., passes into
118:8.10 These self-imposed restraints are at o. the most
119:3.3 designation was at o. confirmed by the Most Highs
122:7.8 Joseph had thought to go out at o. and enroll, but
128:6.5 Jude, with Jesus by his side, was taken at o. to the
133:7.2 at o. began the assembly of supplies for their sojourn
137:1.3 Whereupon they agreed to go at o. to consult John
137:6.2 Or can a nation be born at o.?
138:2.1 they all wanted to talk at o., but Andrew assumed
139:8.3 This association with the Master began at o. to
143:3.8 And they set out at o. for the city of Sychar, near
145:3.5 seeing this, Perpetua went at o. and informed Peter
150:2.1 they would go at o. into the presence of the Master
154:6.1 all five of them started at o. for Zebedee’s house,
158:5.5 “We go now to Caesarea-Philippi; make ready at o..”
160:3.2 habitual, they are at o. restful and time-saving.
163:3.5 And they went at o. to work.
164:4.11 And they went at o. to the synagogue to cast out
167:4.2 human thought was to go to their assistance at o.,
167:4.4 “Let us prepare at o. to go into Judea again.”
168:0.8 Jesus having inquired for Mary, Martha went at o.
171:6.2 They went at o. to the home of Zaccheus, and
173:0.3 They went at o. to the large court where Jesus taught
174:2.4 they could go at o. before the Roman authorities
177:3.3 messenger to his mother, urging her to come at o.
183:2.3 they went at o. to the fortress of Antonia and
184:1.2 stalwart and determined Galilean, he knew at o. that
186:0.2 Mary his mother went at o. in the company of
191:0.13 the reason why they did not go at o. to Galilee after
194:4.2 go out at o. to preach their gospel with new power.
195:6.12 the mind of the truth-discerning scientist is at o.
195:10.8 Ecclesiasticism is at o. and forever incompatible
once, at least
20:2.7 3. Bestowal Missions. The Avonal Sons do all, a.,
45:1.2 sojourners go to the finaliter sphere a. a year for
46:1.1 the System Sovereign is present in each a. a year.
46:3.3 High Constellation Fathers is received a. a day.
70:1.6 necessary, a. a year, to permit the tribal stone fights.
87:3.4 Most tribes instituted an all-souls’ feast a. a year.
95:1.5 women to submit, a. in early life, to the embrace of
138:8.1 he was able to go out a. with each couple before
165:1.1 Jesus taught this multitude a. each day when he was
once, never or not
35:2.2 they have never abused their prerogatives; not o.
75:3.6 Serapatatia never o. suspected that he was playing
128:1.9 but Jesus never o. used aught of this power, nor did
132:0.4 Never o. did he attack their errors or even mention
141:3.3 Jesus never o. offered a suggestion as to how the
147:3.5 that he had never o. entertained the idea of helping
154:2.4 Never o., throughout all of his eventful life in the
176:4.1 in coming back, not only o. but even many times,
191:0.7 Never o. did Nathaniel express himself concerning
193:4.10 Judas never o. went to the Master with a personal
once, only
20:5.4 but ordinarily o. will a bestowal Son serve on the
21:4.3 O. in his sevenfold career as a bestowal Son is a
21:4.3 O. does he live and die as a member of the lowest
44:1.15 unmusical tendencies that o. in a thousand lives is
95:2.10 The word judgment appears o. in the entire Book of
125:6.9 O. did they pause, and that on the brow of Olivet,
139:9.10 O. or twice in all their association with Jesus did the
148:3.1 and spoke o. in the Capernaum synagogue,
152:7.2 Jesus entered Jerusalem o. during this Passover,
156:4.2 The Master spoke in Tyre o., on the afternoon of
176:4.1 in coming back, not o. but even many times,
196:2.1 Even Peter, in his writing, o. reverted to the
once-embraced
38:8.6 the o. cherubim and sanobim have long served on the
oncoming
80:9.13 the New Stone Age overlapping the o. Bronze Age
84:2.6 The o. of wife stealing and wife purchase hastened
99:1.1 This new and o. social order will not settle down for
120:3.9 8. In all other details of your o. bestowal we would
124:5.1 and body gave evidence of the o. status of manhood.
132:4.1 to become future disciples in the o. kingdom.
174:5.13 Walk while you have this light so that the o.
195:4.3 that, while it was impotent to stay the o. dark ages,
one—non-exhaustive—see one of you; one of your;
one, any; one, every; one, no; one, number;
see one or One; one’s; see One
see hundred, thousand, million, etc.
0:11.1 the Deity Absolute, while these two become o. in the
1:1.6 and referred to him as the o. who “inhabits eternity.”
1:4.3 it is designedly intended to be o. with you if you
1:5.6 The Father and his Sons are o..
1:5.8 can “love and be loved,” and o. who can befriend us;
1:5.11 leaves o. the choice of two philosophic dilemmas:
1:7.8 reality reactions and in all creature relations, as o..
2:1.7 races, becoming one of you and o. with you; thus,
2:3.4 As for the personality of the iniquitous o.,
2:5.5 the hour when you both shall be eternally made o..
2:5.7 I find it easy and pleasant to worship o. who is so
2:5.7 I naturally love o. who is so powerful in creation
3:3.1 “O. of them shall not fall to the ground without my
4:3.1 All too long has man thought of God as o. like
4:4.9 Even if I cannot do this, there lives in me o. who can
5:3.1 the Deities, from the universe standpoint, are as o.,
6:5.7 forever work as o. for your spiritual advancement.
6:8.2 of the Father; they are forever and inseparably o..
7:4.2 The Father and his Son are as o. in the formulation
7:7.1 is wholly and without spiritual qualification o. with
8:2.1 wholly and without qualification o. with the Father
8:6.3 “But all these works that o. and the selfsame Spirit,
8:6.7 the Father and the Son as they two are forever o..
9:2.5 They are as o. in the spiritual operation of the plans
9:6.7 on Paradise, energy and spirit are essentially o..
10:3.18 The Son seems to function as o. with the Father in all
10:4.5 elucidate the Trinity mystery: three as o. and in o.,
10:4.5 as o. and in o., and o. as two and acting for two.
10:7.1 of Deity are equal to each other, and they are o..
10:7.1 and the Conjoint Actor are truly and divinely o..
11:5.9 All physical force, energy, and matter are o..
11:7.1 If o. “looked” directly up from the upper surface of
11:7.1 o. would “see” nothing but unpervaded space going
11:7.6 If o. could move far enough at right angles to the
13:2.6 some status on each of the Father’s worlds save o..
13:4.7 In no other place in the universe can o. observe
15:1.5 swings on between superuniverses o. and six,
16:0.11 these Seven Spirits of Paradise are as o., but in all
16:2.5 Collectively they are o. with the Conjoint Creator
16:8.4 positively identify that person as the o. we have
20:1.11 the Paradise Sons are as o.; their spirit is o., and their
22:7.7 son become in a certain sense spiritually as o..
22:7.8 two trinitizing parents become o. on the ultimate
22:7.8 became as o. and ever since have been o..
22:7.9 parents of creature-trinitized sons become as o. in
22:9.8 o. could not help realizing that these possessors of
25:8.11 If o. attains God while the other temporarily fails,
26:11.7 who prepares to enter the rest as o. with you,
28:6.21 They are forever made o. in God.
29:1.2 O. cannot be distinguished from another except by
31:1.1 They provide the viewpoint of o. born in perfection
31:1.3 received into the corps in the ratio of o in a thousand
31:2.4 O. is a direct personalization of a fragment of the
32:1.4 o. one-hundred-thousandth of the force endowment
32:2.6 personal associate of the Creator Son, o. like him
32:3.6 and personally, the Father and the Sons are o..
33:3.8 in no creative act does the o. do aught without the
34:3.8 O. is free to choose and act only within the realm of
34:5.4 The Spirit of Truth works as o. with the presence
34:6.2 of origin, all spirit influences are o. in function.
34:6.2 Indeed they are o., being the spirit ministry of God
37:2.7 Evening Stars always work in pairs—o. a created
39:0.10 functional skill in o. or more of the seraphic services.
39:4.11 o. could not take so much and give nothing.
40:5.1 a being much like yourselves, o. you can see, hear,
40:5.9 Mortals of series o. inhabit the worlds of space
40:7.2 finally and forever fused, when you two are made o.,
40:7.2 Michael the Son of God and the Son of Man are o.,
40:7.3 this same Adjuster is o. with you and of you.
40:9.2 never become everlastingly o. with their pupil souls
41:4.1 about o. and one-half times the density of water.
41:4.6 a density only o. one-thousandth that of Urantia’s
42:4.1 origin, nature, and destiny—o. and the same thing,
42:11.1 the physical and the spiritual, in reality they are o..
44:2.1 The spirit-morontia world has a thousand and o.
45:4.5 a far-distant leader of the red man and the o. who
45:7.6 by any one personality has a value ranging from o.
48:1.7 spheres is “a better country, that is, a heavenly o..”
48:6.33 holds o. blindly in a closed circle of cold fact.
48:6.33 O. can be technically right as to fact and
48:6.37 you can do several things as easily as o. if you leave
50:2.3 A Planetary Prince may also have as assistants o.
51:5.2 the Gods have come down, as it were, to be o. with
51:6.5 like mortals, o. who can see and comprehend the
52:7.15 the hope of the o. who wrote: “Nevertheless we,
53:8.8 keeps himself, and the wicked o. touches him not.”
54:3.3 if the guilty o. knows in his heart the justice of his
54:4.4 yielding to a desire to possess what o. craves now
54:4.7 true that good cannot come of evil to the o. who
56:1.1 energy, and power, but they are all o. in origin.
56:1.4 In him they are o.—must be unified—because God is
56:1.4 they are o.—must be unified—because God is o..
56:2.1 repercussions of Deity are correlated the o. with the
56:3.1 The Father is o., but to time-space he is revealed in
56:3.2 Paradise spirit realities are likewise o., but in all
56:4.4 and to all other God-knowing creatures he is o.,
56:4.5 God is o.; and that unified and personal Deity is our
56:5.1 —but in the Paradise Trinity they are actually o.,
56:9.1 personalizations of Deity, in the Trinity they are o..
56:9.2 Did the Absolute (the three Absolutes as o. in infinity
56:9.8 beyond subinfinite levels the three Absolutes are o..
56:9.14 God is o. in power and personality.
65:4.7 appear on earth o. at a time and successively over
69:1.6 and minutely interdependent the o. upon the other.
69:5.10 a racial disgrace, for at o. and the same time traffic
70:1.3 the tree; the o. whose stick broke first was the victor.
70:1.17 the host to fall upon the sword; there was not o. left.
70:3.8 “The stranger that dwells with you shall be as o. born
70:10.10 If o. were unable to avenge himself in life, he died
75:2.3 The evil o. concluded that the only hope for success
82:3.8 since o. must be married, the earlier the better.
83:5.1 This practice of o.-man-at-a-time was the first step
85:2.1 man believed that intoxication rendered o. divine.
86:1.3 when o. might drift along and encounter good luck—
87:2.6 such as “the name or day o. never mentions.”
87:3.3 adopting children was to make sure that some o.
88:1.8 For an elder to spit on o. was the highest compliment
88:3.2 Totems were at o. and the same time symbols of the
88:5.5 Nowadays o. signs his name to a note.
89:8.7 A just man was o. who had paid all accounts to the
90:2.7 intelligent people still believe that o. may be born
90:3.8 o. cannot be afflicted unless o. has violated a taboo
91:4.3 When the prayer seeks nothing for the o. who
91:4.5 great and lasting changes in the o. who prays in faith
91:6.7 personal spiritual experience of the o. who prays
92:7.15 True religion must ever be, at o. and the same time,
93:3.3 instructed that the Most Highs functioned as o..
94:6.4 “Goodness begets goodness, but to the o. who is
94:8.1 To become a Buddhist, o. merely made profession of
94:9.1 through belief in the Buddha, the enlightened o..
94:11.9 status of the idea of Gautama as the enlightened o.
94:11.10 that anyone could aspire to become o.—to attain the
94:12.1 sublimation of Gautama, first as the enlightened o.,
96:5.7 The Israelites thought of their God as o. who loved
97:5.5 each o. according to his understanding of God.”
97:7.9 “I am the high and lofty o. who inhabits eternity.”
98:6.4 that the o. encouraged militarism while the other
98:7.2 Son, known to Urantia as the Christ, the anointed o..
98:7.11 as the Christ, the Messianic anointed o. from God,
99:4.5 it is what o. believes rather than what o. knows that
100:1.8 O. can develop religious predispositions toward
100:4.4 If some o. irritates you, causes feelings of
100:5.5 conversion; o. must have faith as well as feeling.
100:5.6 If o. is disposed to recognize a theoretical
100:5.6 then, to be consistent, o. should postulate a similar
100:7.1 consists in following the example of the o. who said,
101:8.1 O. believes truth, admires beauty, and reverences
102:3.15 Revelation affirms that these three are o., and that all
102:6.6 As truth o. may know God, but to understand—
102:6.6 to understand—to explain—God, o. must explore
102:7.1 The universe and God are not identical; o. is cause,
102:7.6 The God-knowing individual is not o. who is blind
103:5.7 the virtues of a noble character bestowed upon o.
103:6.10 these divergencies are at o. in the Supreme.
103:7.14 only to the o. who thus experiences the indwelling of
104:0.3 often impossible to distinguish o. from the other.
104:4.15 loving person are o. and the same universal reality;
105:2.7 I AM o. with the Eternal Son.
106:8.1 as o. in the pre-experiential, pre-existential I AM.
106:8.17 experiential unification of the three Absolutes as o.
106:9.9 attainable I AM are o. and the same hypothesis;
107:0.1 The eternal Father is at o. and the same time farthest
107:2.5 to believe that they are at o. with the First Source
107:2.5 with being at o. with the omnipresent Father.
107:2.7 —finaliters—those who have become o. with the
108:3.6 “Now to you, superiors far above me, I come as o.
109:2.1 A self-acting Adjuster is o. who: 1. Has had certain
110:2.5 you see eye to eye, then your minds become o.,
110:2.5 project is concerned, you and the Adjuster are o..
110:7.4 all of the experience and all of the values of the o.
110:7.8 the eternal fusion, you and the Adjuster are o.—
112:7.2 constitutes the mystery of making God and man o.
112:7.2 identity of a creature of time becomes eternally o.
112:7.8 identify man or Adjuster, the o. apart from the
112:7.9 Supreme, o. who will ever be found serviceable,
112:7.10 Now have these two identities become o.; no event
114:2.3 o. John, known to you as “the Baptist,” is chairman
115:0.1 —o. must do something as well as be something.
115:3.14 The Conjoint Actor is at o. and the same time the
116:6.3 On absolute levels, energy and spirit are o..
116:6.7 On Paradise, monota and spirit are as o.—
117:1.6 the Supreme, creatorship and creaturehood are at o.;
117:1.9 at o. and the same time the supreme creator and
119:3.7 o. who has in “all points been tried and tested,” even
120:0.5 it embodies at o. and the same time the sevenfold
120:2.6 the will of the infinite Creator are to become as o.,
120:4.0 4. THE INCARNATION—MAKING TWO ONE
121:7.2 unwilling to accept as the Son of God o. who taught
121:7.3 could hardly regard with favor the teachings of o.
122:2.5 mother of a son of destiny, o. who was to prepare
122:3.1 “I come at the bidding of o. who is my Master and
122:4.3 being an orphan, was adopted by o. Zadoc, who was
122:9.3 which o. in the procession of first-born children was
124:6.9 his family had stopped near the house of o. Simon,
124:6.12 a well-to-do relative of Mary’s, o. who knew Jesus
125:5.8 he would at o. and the same time challenge their
126:3.11 recognize the Jewish Messiah if such a o. should
126:4.6 and because he is strong in power, not o. fails.
127:5.6 “the o. altogether lovely and the greatest among
128:3.6 there stood by o. named Saul, a citizen of Tarsus.
129:2.7 priest, Annas, as “o., the same as my own son.”
129:4.2 phenomenon of the making of these two minds o.,
129:4.6 by the Father as constituting at o. and the same time,
129:4.6 and in o. and the same personality-life, the fullness of
130:1.1 a Philistine interpreter who worked for o. Simon
130:2.1 captain decided to remain in port while a new o.
130:2.6 “Ganid, no man is a stranger to o. who knows God
130:2.6 seem strange that o. should enjoy the exhilaration
130:4.3 can the creature become as o. with the Creator;
130:6.2 My boy, to o. who loves his fellows there is an
130:7.2 When Ganid inquired what o. could do to make
130:8.4 Said Jesus: “Why waste words upon o. who cannot
130:8.4 The spirit of the Father cannot teach and save o.
131:4.2 he is alone and by himself; he is the only o..
131:4.5 God as a comforter, protector, and savior—o. who
133:0.3 Though human beings differ in many ways, the o.
133:1.2 O. would impose forty lashes, another twenty,
133:1.5 even if any o. should be so unthinking as to do
133:2.2 the children of the universe as o. equal to himself.
133:2.5 They lodged in the home of o. Jeramy, a Greek
133:3.1 met o. Crispus, the chief ruler of this synagogue.
133:3.11 home of Crispus, Jesus and Ganid met o. Gaius,
133:4.8 “Minister your hospitality as o. who entertains the
133:7.11 the self, the measure of the identification of the o.
133:9.4 “Farewell to a great teacher, o. who has made us
134:7.7 Another and very similar o. was the experience he
134:9.8 rumors came to Capernaum of o. John who was
135:3.3 behold, o. like the Son of Man came with the
135:5.6 Messiah could not possibly refer to o. who merely
135:5.7 a divine personality, o. who had long sat at God’s
135:6.6 heard ‘the voice of o. crying in the wilderness,’
135:7.2 reference to “another o. who is to come after me”
135:7.2 “There will come after me o. who is greater than I,
135:9.4 there has been among us o. who will return to
135:9.7 ‘After me there will come o. who is preferred
135:9.7 And now comes o. who shall baptize you with the
135:11.2 ‘I am not the Messiah, but I am o. sent on before
136:1.1 that he was to be the Messiah, the “anointed o..”
136:2.7 incarnated Son, and they speak the o. to the other.
136:4.4 real functioning of these two minds as now made o..
137:1.1 Of all John’s followers o. named Andrew was the
137:1.6 self-appointed task of seeking for o. who was not
137:2.3 saw o. Philip of Bethsaida with a friend coming
137:4.4 planned to manifest himself as the “supernatural o..”
137:5.3 and as the o. for whom the Jews were looking.
137:6.2 As o. whom his mother comforts, so will I comfort
137:6.6 And now may they learn to be o., even as we are o..”
137:7.2 these seven believers, o. his own brother in the
137:7.3 He never grew weary of contemplating how o. who
138:1.2 John, the men you choose shall become o. with us,
138:3.2 that he had invited o. Simon to join the apostles
138:8.1 Judas Iscariot, the o. chosen to act as treasurer of
138:8.8 Jesus did not speak like a prophet, o. who comes
138:8.8 seemed to speak of himself as o. having authority.
139:0.1 ambition for personal exaltation, only o. deserted him
139:4.2 showing favoritism, of loving o. of his apostles more
139:4.8 There was another side to John that o. would not
139:5.5 great comfort from observing o. like themselves
139:5.5 courage from the fact that o. like themselves had
139:7.7 flocked to hear Jesus, and he never turned o. away.
139:8.7 Thomas admired and honored o. who was so
139:9.2 What may be said of o. should be recorded of the
139:12.4 as the “o. altogether lovely and the chiefest among
139:12.7 qualifications save the faith of the o. who comes.
140:3.21 had talked to them as o. having supreme authority.
140:5.7 o. felt rich in spirit—egotistical; the other felt “poor
140:5.7 O. was self-sufficient; the other was teachable and
140:5.8 four or five days; o. is apt to lose all desire for food.
140:5.9 How could o. ever hunger for something negative—
141:2.1 Our Father also sits upon a throne, but not o. made
141:6.1 Simon Zelotes brought to Jesus o. Teherma,
141:6.2 the light of salvation to the o. who sits in darkness.
141:6.2 then is the time, when such a o. shall come to you
142:2.1 in attendance upon the Passover festivities o. Jacob
142:3.6 the Trinity concept of three Gods in o. had found
142:3.23 They went, each o. to his sleep.
142:6.1 there came to see Jesus o. Nicodemus, a wealthy
142:6.6 to believe in o. who has descended from heaven,
142:7.15 Jesus is a divine Son, o. in the Universal Father’s
142:8.4 One Friday evening Nicodemus and o. Joseph of
142:8.5 quietly until the last days of June, when o. Simon,
143:2.5 to charge up your acts to the influence of the evil o.
143:6.1 For herein is the saying true: ‘O. sows and another
145:2.11 Jesus taught, indeed, as o. having authority and not
146:2.8 social or outward religious status of the o. who prays
146:2.17 Worship, taught Jesus, makes o. increasingly like
146:3.2 about those things which o. professes to believe.
146:4.3 afflicted o., having heard of his fame as a healer,
147:1.2 I say to this o. go, and he goes; to another come,
147:4.2 Do you not receive my teachings as o. who has
148:4.1 rebirth necessary to escape control of the evil o.?
148:4.2 He whom you call the evil o. is the son of self-love,
148:4.6 but he is in no sense the child of the evil o. unless
148:6.11 that God afflicts man at the behest of the evil o..
148:8.3 a trance prophet from Bagdad, o. Kirmeth.
148:9.2 the afflicted o. rested on the floor immediately in
149:1.7 Father did not will otherwise, the two became o.,
150:2.3 present, and not o. either denied or betrayed him.
151:2.2 the hardened ground represent Satan, or the evil o.,
151:2.4 and determined effort the o. to convince and change
153:2.9 of all those he has given me I should not lose o..
153:2.11 The Father and I are o.; the Son does only that
153:2.12 The Father in the Son and the Son o. with the Father
153:3.2 you can become o. in spirit with me even as I am
153:3.2 even as I am o. in spirit with the Father.
153:4.3 perceive that o. who is greater than devils stands in
154:6.1 Of all his family in the flesh, only o., Ruth,
154:6.7 “No, rather is the o. blessed who hears the word of
155:5.16 silent,but presently they began to talk o. with another
155:6.12 such an easy-believing and fully-trusting little o..
156:5.14 the o. is the measure of the capacity for the other.
157:5.1 he was to be the “anointed o.,” but hardly had
157:6.13 Nevertheless, I tell you that the Father and I are o..
158:1.9 tents, o. for you, o. for Moses, and o. for Elijah.”
158:5.2 convulsions he lay there before them as o. dead.
158:8.1 shall humble himself and become as this little o.,
158:8.1 And whoso receives such a little o. receives me.
159:5.11 when o. unjustly took away the coat, offer the other
160:1.12 courage which enables o. bravely to face one’s
160:2.7 Thus does the mind of o. augment its spiritual
160:4.10 that o. should function as a part of some one of the
160:4.11 Life is not real to o. who cannot do some one thing
161:1.8 understanding; that Jesus and the Father were o..
161:1.8 That Jesus maintained at o. and the same time
161:2.4 We do not think that o. who is only human ever
161:2.9 He even dares to assert that he and the Father are o.
161:2.9 He says that any o. who has seen him has seen the
162:4.4 each o. carried a branch of the paradise apple—
162:7.3 you are determined to do the works of the evil o..
162:7.4 O. near by has just said that I have a devil, that I a
162:7.4 I do not judge you, for there is o. who judges for
163:4.10 Peter explained that, when o. so prays, he will the
163:4.13 a common method of exhorting o. to go about his
163:6.6 understand the downfall of Lucifer, the iniquitous o.,
164:3.9 Some said it was he, while others said, “No, it is o.
164:4.4 We know that o. who is a common sinner cannot
164:4.4 o. would arise to ask entangling and embarrassing
164:4.11 a true worshiper—for o. who is holy and righteous.
164:4.11 the opening of the eyes of o. who was born blind.
164:5.2 The Father and I are o..”
165:2.11 “He speaks like o. having authority; besides, who
165:2.11 who ever saw o. having a devil open the eyes of a
166:2.1 Nine of this group were Jews, o. a Samaritan.
166:2.5 Only o., this alien, returned to give glory to God.”
166:3.7 we shall be o. in spirit and purpose, and so shall
166:4.2 failed to observe how the Son of Man lives as o.
167:1.4 was not slow to voice his resentment that such a o.
167:1.5 and thus will such a o. have glory in the presence of
167:4.3 they put in the tomb o. who was merely comatose,
167:4.3 day such a o. would come forth from the tomb.
167:5.7 cleave to his wife, and they two shall become as o..
168:0.4 a well-to-do and honorable Jew, o. who had been
168:1.15 of o. who declared he was “the resurrection and the
169:2.7 either he will hate the o. and love the other, or else
169:2.7 else he will hold to o. while he despises the other.
169:3.2 if o. go to them from the dead, they will repent.
169:3.2 be persuaded even if o. were to rise from the dead.
169:4.2 in the declaration that he and the Father are o.;
169:4.8 this Father of all men were o. and the same Deity.
170:5.13 Jesus taught that the truth-loving soul, the o. who
170:5.18 not necessarily mean fellowship in the kingdom; o. is
171:5.1 a throng of beggars, among them o. Bartimeus,
171:8.7 reminded the master that such a o. already had ten
172:0.1 to stay with a neighboring believer, o. Simon,
172:3.4 He comes as the lowly o., riding upon an ass,
172:3.6 If any o. asks you why you do this, merely say,
173:3.4 each o. likewise remained obedient to the Master’s
173:4.2 they fell upon his servants, beating o., stoning
173:5.2 king, and they went their ways, o. to the farm,
174:4.2 ‘Hear O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is o.;
174:4.3 Of a truth, Master, you have well said that God is o.
174:5.11 They all said, every man to the o. who was by him,
175:1.10 sense, for there is o. who is your Father, even God.
175:1.16 that, if o. swears by the gift that is upon the altar,
175:1.17 Within reason, the o. you ought to have done but
175:2.3 to do such wicked deeds in the name of o. who
175:2.3 must cease to mistreat the individual Jew as o. who
176:2.8 apocalyptic about the Messiah written by o. Selta,
176:3.2 what have these things to do with o. who believes
176:3.4 To o. he gave five talents, to another two, and to
177:2.2 your confidence and loyalty, the o. against the other.
177:4.6 to offer himself to the Sanhedrin as o. who could
177:4.11 lost all real affection for the o. who had inflicted
179:1.4 place of least honor, would call him to a higher o.,
179:1.4 displacing o. who had presumed to honor himself.
179:3.5 acquiescence in compliance with the wish of o.
179:3.8 neither is o. who is sent greater than he who sends
179:3.9 would be chief, let him become as o. who serves.
179:3.9 you will observe that I am among you as o. who
179:4.2 the concealed evil in the heart of o. who failed to
179:4.3 natural for the host to give a sop to the o. who sat
180:3.3 You shall have with you o. who will take my place
180:3.3 o. who will continue to teach you the way of truth,
180:4.2 I shall be o. with your personal experience in the
180:4.3 And these gifts of heaven will ever work the o. with
180:4.5 so will all the children of light be made o. and be
181:2.17 and authority in my presence as o. among you.
182:1.4 my friends, to be o. in spirit, even as we are o..
182:1.5 I have kept them all save o., the son of revenge,
182:1.6 I want them all to be o., even as you and I are o..
182:1.6 If my children are o. as we are o., and if they love
182:1.6 As you have been o. with me, so have I been o. with
182:1.6 the new teacher ever be o. with them and in them.
182:2.5 When David brought to the Master o. Jacob,
182:3.6 his human will more completely became o. with the
183:3.7 o. Malchus, the Syrian bodyguard of the high priest,
184:4.6 not hesitate to assert that he and the Father are o.;
184:4.6 become o. with him even as he and his Father are o.
185:5.3 Pilate heard them calling the name of o. Barabbas.
185:5.5 the mob did not look up to o. who, having claimed
187:1.7 against the law to show friendly feelings for o. who
187:1.9 captain ordered a passerby, o. Simon from Cyrene,
187:2.8 o. taking the sandals, o. the turban, o. the girdle,
188:5.7 the cross discloses o. willing to lay down his life in
190:3.3 It was even suggested that any o. claiming to have
190:4.1 at the home of o. Flavius, the Master made his sixth
190:5.3 you are the only o. in Jerusalem who has not heard
190:5.6 then they said, the o. to the other, “No wonder our
192:1.4 he surmised that the unrecognized o. was the risen
192:2.9 be not weary in this well-doing but persevere as o.
192:3.2 spoke with the rulers of the universes as o. who,
194:2.8 purchase man back from the clutch of the evil o.—
194:3.12 only o. who came out of these embittered struggles
195:7.13 It is also true that o. must first be a moral person
195:7.13 true that one must first be a moral person before o.
195:9.8 only a religion about Jesus, but it is so largely o.
196:0.2 Jesus’ God was at o. and the same time “The Holy
196:1.5 he was a living illustration of the o. and a profound
196:2.2 to the o. who called him Good Teacher, “Why do
196:2.4 from the lowly levels of humanity to become o.
one Absolute
0:11.15 and in the final comprehension all three are o..
106:8.17 of such a membership really implies just o..
106:8.17 taught that, in infinity and existentially, there is o..
one abuse
163:2.11 But there was o. economic abuse which he many
one accord
121:6.8 all with o. kept their hearts centered on the holy
125:4.3 the teachers with o. derisively replied, “We might
153:5.4 as Peter ceased speaking, they all with o. nodded
157:3.5 the eleven sitting apostles arose to their feet with o.
167:2.2 And they all with o. began to make excuses.
173:3.2 the people spoke with o., saying, “The first son.”
177:5.2 the Son of Man, and when they strike with o.,
185:5.9 And they all shouted with o. accord, “Crucify him!
192:1.3 with o. they cast the net as they had been instructed,
194:4.3 Day by day they continued steadfastly and with o.
one achievement
113:2.1 who has realized o. or more of three achievements:
one Adjuster
108:1.7 Probably more than o. volunteers; perhaps the
108:1.7 elect from this group of Adjusters the o. best suited
one adjutant
36:5.6 the only o. to make extensive functional contact with
one advance
69:8.4 rejected consorts as slaves—that was at least o. in
one adventure
155:6.11 Never forget there is only o. which is more
one afternoon
133:1.1 A very interesting incident occurred o. by the
142:6.1 the teachings of this Galilean, and so he went o. to
144:1.10 Jesus gave this lesson o. in the third week of their
144:8.1 It was while Jesus was teaching the multitude o. that
one age
51:7.1 Son is universally accepted, he remains for o.;
64:6.15 there occurred o. brilliant age among this people
70:9.14 What may be regarded as right in o. may not be so
82:3.4 In o., marriage has been looked upon as a social duty
99:2.6 True religion carries over from o. to another
136:1.3 for a recognition of Jesus as the terminator of o.
155:6.2 the word of truth is vouchsafed o. and withheld
one agency
87:6.13 offered man ample opportunity to attempt to pit o.
one aggregation
14:0.2 This is the o. and only settled, perfect aggregation of
one Aid
17:4.2 sometimes o. functions acceptably, while on other
one ambition
1:0.3 God-knowing creatures have only o. supreme
one ancestor
59:4.10 o. had a long body connecting a head and tail,
one Ancient of Days
17:4.2 received by o., two, or all three Ancients of Days,
28:4.10 presided over by three Ancients of Days, not by o. or
one angel
113:2.9 The complement of being (o. of the two angels)
one another
16:8.4 type, order, or pattern may and do resemble o., but
22:10.6 have contributed to o. those experiential realities
23:2.14 functionally handicapped when associating with o.,
24:7.7 beings understand and sympathize with o. is wholly
25:1.6 devotion to their work and touching affection for o.
26:8.1 arrive at their first truly mutual understanding of o..
31:2.4 achieve a touching and profound affection for o.;
32:2.5 various circuits and systems to counterbalance o. by
33:6.4 Consuls are representatives of constellations to o.
39:3.8 They may pass near o. during space flight without
42:4.11 the attraction exerted by the parts of matter on o..
44:5.3 ascending morontia beings to communicate with o.,
48:3.4 they manifest a touchingly beautiful affection for o..
48:3.5 Mortals all resemble o.; at the same time each of you
66:2.7 to the advancement of the race were strangers to o.
68:1.1 brought closely together, men often learn to like o.,
68:2.1 may collide with each other and struggle against o.,
71:4.16 all men delight in bearing o. another’s burdens;
74:6.9 offspring—mating, as they must needs, with o..
83:1.5 not linked to sex attraction; they became fond of o.
87:6.14 You address o. in common, everyday language, but
89:0.2 exorcism, coercion, and propitiation merge into o..
133:5.5 they would get in o. another’s way so badly that the
139:3.5 James and John had great affection for o. another;
139:4.6 only utterance was, “My little children, love o..”
142:5.4 born of the spirit is that you sincerely love o..”
143:2.3 by your love for o. you are to convince the world
155:6.9 to become understandingly sympathetic with o..
159:1.3 children, and therefore should you learn to love o.;
159:1.3 your sins; therefore should you learn to forgive o..
167:4.4 off by themselves for a time to take counsel of o..
178:1.17 the vicissitudes of life, remember always to love o..
179:1.2 apostles began to look at o. as soon as John Mark
179:1.8 in making uncomplimentary remarks about o.,
179:3.1 had so recently refused to wash o. another’s feet,
179:3.8 that you were unwilling to wash o. another’s feet?
179:3.8 which his brethren were unwilling to do for o.?
179:3.9 not content proudly to refuse to wash o. another’s
179:4.2 began to look at o. while in disconcerted tones
180:1.1 indicating how you should be willing to serve o., I
180:1.1 the commandment which directs that you love o.;
180:1.1 give you this new commandment: That you love o.
180:1.1 know that you are my disciples if you thus love o..
180:1.3 “When I invite you to love o., even as I have loved
180:1.3 If you will only love o. as I am loving you, you shall
180:1.4 of joy if you will only obey my command to love o.,
180:2.1 fruit-bearing branches—my friends who love o.,
180:2.5 that we should love o., even as Jesus has loved us.
180:4.5 children be made one and be drawn toward o..
180:4.5 make that love real in their experiences by loving o.
180:6.1 have kept my new commandment that you love o.
181:2.4 teaching your brethren how to love o., even as I
181:2.26 fruits of the spirit in their lives, and who love o.,
181:2.30 therefore should you henceforth love o., even as I
182:0.2 spoke to o. concerning the Master’s prediction that
182:1.6 and if they love o. as I have loved them, all men
189:4.6 set down their burdens and began to look upon o.
190:1.5 in accordance with your oath to me and to o.,
190:1.6 fulfillment of their oath to David Zebedee and to o..
191:2.1 Have faith in God; have faith in o.; and so shall
191:4.3 Remember, as you love o., all men will know that
191:6.2 You shall love o. with a new and startling affection
193:3.2 And I wish that you would love and trust o..
193:3.2 Trust, therefore, and confide in o. another.
194:4.7 they greeted o. with a holy kiss; they ministered to
one answer
127:5.6 sought her hand in marriage, Rebecca had but o..
168:4.5 the delay often betokens a better answer, although o.
180:2.5 there could be only o. divine answer: more bearing
180:2.5 the branch of the vine is alive, there can be only o.
one anxiety
179:2.3 The Master had but o., and that was for the safety
one apostle
138:5.2 O. would grasp one point and o. would
139:0.1 ambition for personal exaltation, only o. deserted him
139:4.10 John was the o. who followed right along with Jesus
150:2.3 notwithstanding the apostles all fled but o.,
157:4.6 began to believe in the faith of his apostles, save o..
172:5.2 Andrew was the o. who did not seriously undertake
one appeal
185:6.2 Pilate would make o. last appeal to their pity.
one appellation
4:5.2 Father himself, so that all are included under o..
one approach
102:4.4 than spirit, but the spiritual approach is the only o.
one aspect
2:7.5 practice of focusing the attention upon o. of reality
one atom
12:9.3 two gaseous hydrogen atoms with o. oxygen atom
42:1.4 forever will scientists be powerless to create o. of
one attribute
130:4.5 The o of the universe which characterizes the infinite
one authority
183:2.3 an hour was consumed in going from o. to another
one band
162:4.4 O. remained at the temple to attend the morning
one battalion
113:1.3 have a corps of seraphim, one company, with o. of
one battle
159:3.8 The believer has only o., and that is against doubt—
one beast of burden
122:7.4 since they had only o., Mary, being large with child,
one being
1:2.8 proof of the existence of the living God which o. can
4:4.7 loving Father; in philosophy, the o. who exists by
16:3.19 He is the o. high spirit being that all ascenders are
19:5.8 the Solitary Messenger is the only o. aware of the
22:1.13 but not o. has ever been adjudged in contempt of
25:1.4 yields three spiritual beings to o. semiphysical.
26:1.16 such spirit beings are associated as pairs, the o. is
30:1.55 created by any o. of direct or indirect descent from
33:4.2 Only o. such being of wisdom and majesty is brought
37:2.1 O. or more of these beings function as Gabriel’s
37:2.7 Evening Stars always work in pairs—o. a created
40:5.1 a being much like yourselves, o. you can see, hear,
44:1.15 O. such human being could forever change the
109:3.4 union, fusion, the making of man and Adjuster o..
112:7.8 the fused individual is really o. being whose unity
180:5.11 Spirit of Truth, who directs the loving contact of o.
one blanket
57:7.7 For thousands of years Urantia was enveloped in o.
one blood
52:3.7 truly proclaimed that “God has made of o. all the
52:4.1 problems; literally all nations and races are of o..
one blunder
149:2.4 blunder of the Master’s early followers, and o.
one body
29:2.19 but not o. space body in a million harbors such a
39:2.13 There your new body is a morontia form, o. that
48:1.5 provide you with 570 morontia bodies, each o.
57:8.21 surface consisted of land, all in o. continental body.
one body of water
57:8.5 the picture of one great continent of land and o.,
one brained
49:5.13 basic organizations of the brain mechanism: the o.,
49:5.14 two superior brains free for higher engagements: o.
one branch
60:1.10 They walked on all fours, and o. of this group
one bridge
156:2.1 and his associates passed over a bridge, the first o.
one Bright and Morning Star
33:4.2 Daughters of the Infinite Spirit, can create only o.
37:1.9 the Bright and Morning Stars, there is just o. in each
one brother
139:9.2 What may be said of o. should be recorded of the
one brotherhood
165:2.9 all be brought into one fold, o. of the sons of God.
one candle
123:3.5 starting out with o. the first night and adding o. each
one case
49:2.17 primitive race of human beings taking shape, in o.,
one category
49:5.9 mortals who simultaneously classify in some o. of
one cause
105:0.1 an almost limitless ellipse which is produced by o.
118:6.2 There is but o. uncaused Cause in the whole universe
160:1.13 a cause that is not only greater than self, but o. that
one Celestial Recorder
25:5.4 the activities of the Celestial Recorders, not o. has
one Census Director
24:2.3 Seven Census Directors operate in Havona, o.
24:2.4 O presides at the headquarters of each superuniverse
24:2.4 o. on the capital of every local universe.
one center
49:1.4 Life is sometimes initiated in o., sometimes in three,
one chance result
85:4.4 A devotee of magic will vividly remember o. in the
one channel
160:4.10 function as a part of some o. of the channels of
one characteristic
3:0.3 We sincerely doubt whether any o. of the divine
140:10.5 The o. of Jesus’ teaching was that the morality of
one cheek
159:5.9 Said he: “When an enemy smites you on o.,
one cherubim
38:7.2 O. is an energy positive personality; the other,
one child
45:6.8 Mansion world students who have o. or more
67:8.4 of the inspiring performance of this o. of nature
128:6.11 It was customary for o. or two of the smallest of
one choice
112:5.9 make o. undoubted, self-conscious, and final choice.
one circle
53:5.5 The Lucifer emblem was a banner of white with o.
one circulatory system
75:7.6 a dual circulatory system, the o. derived from their
one city
39:2.12 as if you went to sleep on a transport vehicle in o.
145:2.1 believed in Jesus in Capernaum than any other o. on
one class
48:2.21 As you progress from o. or phase of a morontia
70:8.6 the possession of slaves was a genetic basis for o. of
87:4.1 many tribes clung to the old belief in o. of ghosts.
one cluster
73:5.2 the largest number of houses composing any o. in
one code
44:1.11 the seven levels of melodious association, is the o.
one college
43:1.6 O., the emergency school, is devoted to the study
one color
52:3.7 and that his Son “has made of o. all peoples.”
one column
48:7.1 students by the parallel technique; that is, in o. are
one command
124:4.9 The o. was: “Be loyal to the dictates of your
one commandment
163:4.8 7. Teach that man’s whole duty is summed up in o.:
174:4.2 Jesus answered: “There is but o., and that o. is the
one company
31:0.11 O. or more companies of the mortal finaliters are
113:1.3 beings of Urantia have a corps of seraphim, o.,
113:1.7 one guardian angel with o. of assisting cherubim
113:1.7 In the sixth circle, a seraphic pair with o. of
113:1.7 charge is given to a pair of seraphim, assisted by o.
one concept
56:10.15 mind, matter, and spirit—must be combined into o.
95:7.2 Never was o. able fully to displace the others.
96:1.8 Chaldean groups taught a three-in-o. God concept
105:1.4 The philosophic postulate of the I AM is o. which is
one conception
115:3.5 O. basic conception of the absolute level involves a
one conclusion
56:9.4 There is but o. consistent philosophic conclusion,
one conference
155:3.5 From o. they emerged with the teaching that true
one congregation
11:3.4 One hundred thousand divisions equal o..
one constellation
1:1.4 In o. near-by constellation God is called the Father
15:2.20 O. (100 systems) . . . . . . 100,000 worlds
one contact
128:3.5 Perhaps the most notable of these contacts was the o
132:4.5 this o. with Jesus made such an impression on this
one continent
57:8.5 Urantia presents the picture of o. of land and one
one corps
31:6.2 they are all destined to o. or another of the finaliter
one couch
179:1.3 taking note of the higher divan of the host with o. on
one counselor
127:2.7 Jesus had but o. wise counselor in all Nazareth, his
one course
71:4.16 In such a situation only o. is practical: The “golden
118:2.2 Being finaliters, there would seem to be but o. to
one creation
23:2.22 are frequently asked to go as ambassadors from o.
one Creator
35:0.1 the Creator Sons, there is in Nebadon only o.,
95:1.9 here and there continued their belief in the o. and
116:2.14 neither is he any o. or all of those Creators whose
one creature
117:6.16 will never be personally discovered by any o. until
one crystal
43:1.10 The Edentia sea of glass is o. enormous circular
one cubic inch
41:3.6 by saying that o. of such a star, if on Urantia, would
one day—see day, one
14:1.12 O. Paradise-Havona day is just seven minutes,
62:5.8 the twins journeyed off down the river o. bright day
72:5.9 on a five-day week, working four and playing o..
72:6.4 1. O. day’s earnings each month are requisitioned by
one death
88:4.7 of supposed responsibility for o. natural death.
one debtor
147:5.4 The o. owed him five hundred denarii and the
one decision
136:5.3 by o. great decision Jesus voluntarily deprived
one Deity
10:3.1 Notwithstanding there is only o., there are three
10:6.2 No o. of the Deities fosters the administration of
19:5.1 may be utilized by any o. or two of the Deities as
56:5.1 —but in the Paradise Trinity they are actually o.,
63:6.7 settlements to spread his new doctrines of o. and
92:5.12 definitely exalted the idea of o. eternal Deity and
92:6.19 the doctrine of three divine personalities and o..
95:7.6 presentation of Allah as the o. and only Deity;
95:7.6 it has steadfastly held to its presentation of the O. of
101:2.7 religion’s God of salvation are o. and the same Deity
104:1.9 the worship of o. existing in a triune manifestation of
116:1.2 Supreme will result in o. unified and personal Deity
117:1.5 Creator and creature are united in o. whose will is
120:4.3 the Paradise Trinity of three beings is in reality o..
one dekamillennium
35:6.1 Highs of the constellations for service during o.—
one desire
1:0.3 just o. consuming desire, and that is to become,
156:5.5 surmount temptation by the effort of supplanting o.
one destiny
40:10.5 That destinies do thus vary in no wise proves that o.
one detail
31:10.11 a vast creation lacking in only o. important detail—
76:2.3 Adam was burdened with a thousand and o.
one difference
98:6.4 The o. great difference between Mithraism and
one direction
12:1.13 from the divine center outward in any o., we do,
15:3.3 stellar density when the heavens are viewed in o.,
59:2.1 It experienced many inundations, dipping first in o.
59:4.5 These various Devonian seas extended first in o. and
one disciple
163:2.2 O. earnest disciple came to Jesus, saying: “Master,
one discourse
176:2.8 ever became so confused in their minds as this o.,
one discussion
132:2.1 more important discussions with Mardus was the o.
one dispensation
39:1.3 special work connected with the termination of o.
52:4.9 Sons, each of whom will advance the races from o.
52:4.9 Son—the advent of each one marks the end of o. and
174:5.6 he perceived the end of o. and the beginning of
one distinction
160:2.1 The o. between man and the animal is that man can
one Divine Counselor
19:3.2 from o. to seven Counselors being associated with
19:3.3 Censor, and from o. to seven Divine Counselors.
one division
29:4.37 The frandalanks are created in thirty divisions, o. for
65:2.10 o. partially progressive, the bird family,
one doctrine
134:3.7 There was but o. which had to be accepted in order
one domain
46:2.7 sector of Jerusem is an extensive domain, o. which
one dozen
41:3.2 as much comparative elbow room in space as o.
149:0.3 the other apostles each took with them about o.
one drop
41:7.13 when you pause to consider that o. of water contains
one duty
37:2.8 O. of the high duties of the Evening Stars is to
142:4.2 rather shall all be concerned with o. supreme duty.
178:1.11 not allow anything to divert your devotion to this o.
one dwelling
84:7.9 working group, including the slaves, all living in o..
one effort
183:3.4 Jesus made o. last effort to save Judas from
one elder
124:1.4 o. or two seemed to think the boy was sacrilegious if
one electron
42:7.4 series in which from o. to one hundred electrons
42:7.7 When one hundred and o. have been artificially
42:7.8 While atoms may contain from o. to one hundred
42:4.6 about one hundred ultimatons—the equivalent of o.
42:7.10 containing from o. to twenty-seven electrons,
one element
42:9.3 Starting from any o., after noting some one
one emotion
82:1.7 physical driving forces of human beings; it is the o.
138:9.1 deference to just o. extraordinary human emotion
one emperor
87:3.4 O. Roman emperor tried to reform these practices by
one empire
195:2.9 lands into o., with one language and one culture,
one end
21:0.4 The order of Michael knows the universe from o.
113:6.7 shall gather together his elect from o. of the realm to
179:1.1 wine, water, and herbs were all in readiness on o. of
186:1.7 rocks and, taking the girdle of his cloak, fastened o.
one endowment
26:4.12 the pilot world of the seventh circuit, with only o. of
28:6.9 Time is the o. universal endowment of all will
one entity
110:7.4 of the other, so that the two are actually o..
one epoch
96:1.2 during any o. there existed varying ideas of God
114:6.7 the sake of the safe transit of moral values from o.
one error
54:6.9 O. of human thinking respecting these problems
one essential
27:1.1 The o. to the enjoyment of Paradise is rest, divine
one Eternal of Days
18:2.1 they number exactly one billion, o. for each of the
one evening
63:2.5 Finally, o. about the time of the setting of the sun,
122:3.1 O. about sundown, before Joseph had returned
124:3.5 The chazan spent o. each week with Jesus, helping
126:3.4 o. in October Jesus sat down by the little squat lamp
129:1.9 O. Jesus devoted to social life with the older folks,
129:1.9 and o. evening he spent with the young people.
130:1.3 a memorable argument with Peter o. at the home of
132:3.1 influenced by their discussion of truth and faith o..
132:4.5 Jesus spent o. with a wealthy slaveholder, talked
133:3.6 O. as they strolled about Corinth out near where
133:5.3 discussion on science that Jesus had at their inn o.
142:6.1 O. at the home of Flavius there came to see Jesus
142:8.4 O. Friday evening Nicodemus and one Joseph of
150:5.1 O. at Shunem, after John’s apostles had returned to
159:1.1 O. at Hippos, in answer to a disciple’s question,
169:2.1 O. Simon Zelotes, commenting on one of Jesus’
one event
40:9.7 And since any o. may have a spiritual connotation
86:2.3 If o. followed another, the savage considered them
153:1.6 The feeding of the five thousand was the o. of his
one exception
20:6.2 live ordinary lives with just o.: They do not beget
41:10.5 the outskirts of Satania, your solar system, with o.,
66:2.7 With o. or two exceptions these Andonite
72:9.6 There is o. to this scheme of functional suffrage:
169:4.6 With the o.—the declaration that “God is spirit”—
one excursion
48:8.3 to take you on o. long and eternal joy excursion,
one executive
22:7.3 o. infinite executive of the united will of the Father-
one experience
5:2.6 The entire experience of Adjuster communion is o.
22:7.3 trinitization may participate in o. such experience,
one explanation
101:1.2 And therein lies o. of the Adjuster’s difficulty in
one extreme
139:2.6 vacillating; Peter would suddenly swing from o. to
one eye
48:6.28 it is to philosophy as two eyes are to o.;
48:6.28 sees the universe, as it were, with but o.—flat.
one fact
102:7.2 God is the o and only self-caused fact in the universe
one factor
95:7.5 There was only o. of a tribal, racial, or national
one faith
92:6.14 believed all others to be decadent forms of the o.
94:1.6 accept the Melchizedek teaching of one God and o..
one family
30:4.10 natural death all types of ascenders fraternize as o.
64:6.1 The emergence of all six races on Urantia, and in o.,
66:7.4 The definite order of family life and the living of o.
83:5.2 brothers of o. would marry five sisters of another.
129:2.8 they celebrated the Passover as o. happy family.
140:6.13 we should live together as o. understanding family.
163:3.3 and who desire to live with me as you do and as o..
one father
56:4.4 impossible for any child to have more than o..
191:4.3 You all know that we have o. Father in heaven,
one feature
66:8.1 Caligastia, we find only o. outstanding feature of
74:8.2 O. of the narrative, the sudden appearance of the sun
136:1.6 There was o. of the bestowal of Michael which
149:3.1 Jesus designed to utilize just o. of the story for that
one fellow
26:7.3 These commissions consist of o. of the finaliters,
one female
62:3.1 agile creatures, twins were born, one male and o..
62:3.11 These twins, one male and o., were indifferent to
62:4.1 Going back to the birth of the superior twins, o.
one fifth
15:7.2 thousand days of Urantia time, about eight and o. of
57:7.2 Urantia was then about o. its present size and had
121:8.3 the end to replace the latter o. of the original Gospel,
one finaliter
16:5.5 always a group of seven finaliters is assembled, o.
one finger
175:1.8 that they will not lift as much as o. to help you bear
one flash
42:1.4 to create one atom of matter or to originate o. of
one flesh
138:5.1 “Judas, we are all of o., and as I receive you into
one fold
165:2.9 the Father that they shall all be brought into o.,
one follower
137:1.1 Of all John’s followers o. named Andrew was the
one foot
59:1.19 Trilobites grew in length from two inches to o. and
59:3.5 These animals grew to be fifteen feet long and o. in
81:3.3 the average primitive community rose from o. to
one form
14:2.2 o. of energy exists in negative and positive phases.
82:3.15 a form of trial marriage and o. that is far beneath the
89:1.1 societal regulation and for a long time the only o.;
146:2.12 There is but o. of prayer which is appropriate for
one fourth—see fourth
one friend
159:1.3 taking with you o. or two mutual friends that you
180:6.2 I will speak to you plainly, as o. friend to another.
183:5.3 law allows that any prisoner may have at least o. to
one function
29:3.4 Never do they pass from o. to another; always do
one gain
54:6.7 this o. would have been enough to explain why
one garden
124:1.10 the end of April the land was o. vast flower garden.
one generation
61:7.4 Suddenly and in o. the six colored races mutated
68:0.2 —are not transmitted from o. to another by direct
79:8.12 2. Pooling of the experience of more than o..
81:6.26 The ideals of o. carve out the channels of destiny for
81:6.26 homes, churches, and schools of o. predetermines
81:6.44 progress was relatively slow since o. could not
84:0.2 the river of culture and knowledge flows from o. to
84:7.27 rests on the growing willingness of o. to invest in the
92:2.3 A great deal that o. might look upon as obscene,
92:7.14 making more readjustments of human values in o.
93:7.3 From o. to another the Salem gospel found lodgment
93:7.4 how easy to lose sight of a new doctrine from o. to
94:9.1 In o. he made Buddhism the dominant religion of
95:1.9 In o. the Salem headquarters at Kish came to an end,
95:3.5 Ikhnaton they accepted but halfheartedly for o.;
97:10.4 who passed the monotheistic torch of light from o. to
114:6.7 progress, all the while seeking to translate from o.
119:3.4 working alone for o. whole generation of planetary
120:3.9 perfect as regarded by any one man in any o. on
122:8.7 knowledge was passed by word of mouth from o.
132:3.6 by the technique of passing on from o. to another
132:5.1 a wise and effective trustee of the resources of o.
132:5.15 equity and transmit in security as the trustee of o.
139:2.9 its messengers to the four corners of the earth in o..
142:3.9 of the nature of God continued to grow from o. to
142:7.12 The family continues from o. to another.
142:7.12 Death only ends o. to mark the beginning of
149:2.9 In o. Jesus lifted women out of the disrespectful
159:4.6 Father does not limit revelation of truth to any o.
195:0.3 too much for any one people to assimilate in o.
one gift
179:5.3 life is the united life of the Father and the Son in o..
one gland
49:5.19 The races on some worlds have o., on others two,
one God
1:0.1 Only the concept of the Universal Father—o. in the
2:1.2 “There is but o., the infinite Father, who is also a
3:5.4 There is but “o. and Father of all, who is above all
3:6.3 arrives at the concept of unified universe rule, of o..
10:7.1 “The Lord our God is o. God.”
42:1.6 after the similitude of the three Gods embraced in o.,
45:4.8 years ago the yellow man knew of the o..
79:1.9 warriors proclaimed the existence of “o. in heaven.”
91:3.3 spirits to polytheistic gods, and eventually to the O.,
92:5.11 “Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God is o. God.”
93:2.1 of El Elyon, the Most High, the o. and only God.”
93:3.2 Melchizedek taught the concept of o., a universal
93:3.6 subordinated everything to the doctrine of o.,
93:3.8 for the bestowal of an actual Paradise Son of the o.,
93:4.15 two tasks: to keep alive on earth the truth of the o.
93:5.1 the responsibility of keeping alive the truth of o.
93:5.4 give up the many gods of Mesopotamia for the o.
93:7.3 but except in Palestine, never was the idea of o. able
93:8.1 to insure that the truth of the o. and only God
94:0.1 Machiventa’s gospel of man’s faith and in the o.
94:1.5 Salem missionaries preached the o. of Melchizedek,
94:1.6 refused to accept the Melchizedek teaching of o. and
94:2.6 through the personal faith experience with the o.,
94:2.7 the Brahmans had rejected the o. of Melchizedek,
95:1.3 various peoples to the permanent recognition of o..
95:1.8 had warned his followers to teach about the o.,
95:1.9 the propaganda of the belief in o. virtually ceased
95:2.2 in Egypt for many centuries, the belief in o. always
95:3.5 Egypt in behalf of the Salem teachings of o..
95:5.1 Pharaoh of Egypt, to accept these doctrines of O..
95:5.2 he kept alive the doctrine of El Elyon, the O.,
95:5.7 led his associates in the disguised worship of the O.,
95:5.7 “The O. God,” a book of thirty-one chapters,
95:5.10 the passing of Ikhnaton, the idea of o. persisted in
95:5.11 the o. whom Ikhnaton had zealously proclaimed
95:5.14 of this Egyptian ruler to impose the worship of o.
95:7.1 The Melchizedek teachings of the o. became
95:7.3 and clans that held on to the hazy idea of the o..
96:0.1 excludes all but the o. of final and supreme value.
96:0.2 Melchizedek’s incarnation: That a religion of o.
96:0.2 the way for the earth bestowal of a Son of that o..
96:1.8 Chaldean groups who taught a three-in-o. concept
96:4.3 tribal god of the desert as the o. and only god of
96:5.5 leaders he thundered, “The Lord your God is o.;
96:6.2 would conserve the Melchizedek teaching of o.
97:1.3 Samuel devotedly believed in the o., and he had a
97:1.3 had a clear concept of that o. as creator of heaven
97:10.1 for the special service of carrying the truth of the o.
97:10.5 but the Hebrew religion of sincere belief in the o.
98:2.6 Xenophanes taught o., but his deity concept was too
98:3.7 of the Salem teachers to spread the doctrine of o.,
104:1.8 but their monotheistic zeal for the o., Yahweh,
104:2.1 then through the henotheistic exaltation of o. god
104:2.1 through the exclusion of all but the O. of final value.
118:10.3 When we desire to view the Trinity as o., and if we
121:2.6 a new and enlarged concept of that o. of all nations
130:2.2 were devotedly loyal to the doctrine of the O.—
131:0.1 Salem headquarters to spread the doctrine of o.—
131:1.2 Our God is o., and he is compassionate and merciful.
131:1.3 There is but this o. God, and his name is Truth.
131:4.1 The missionaries carried the teachings of the o. with
131:4.2 God is o. God; he is alone and by himself;
131:4.2 And this o. is our Maker and the last destiny of the
131:4.2 This o. God is loving, glorious, and adorable.
131:4.6 That man is wise who worships the O. God.
131:5.1 Melchizedek missionaries,and their doctrine of the o.
131:5.2 the O.—all-wise, good, righteous, holy, glorious,
131:5.3 There is but o. Supreme God, the Lord of Lights.
131:6.1 believers who preserved the doctrine of o. in India—
131:8.1 China, and the doctrine of o. became a part of the
131:9.2 Great, very great, is the O. who rules man from on
131:10.2 This o. is our heavenly Father, in whom all things
143:5.6 by concentrating their worship upon o., Yahweh.
195:1.7 The Greeks were really searching for o. God,
195:1.8 after obtaining from the East a religion whose o.
195:2.9 and had made the Western world ready for o..
195:2.9 revealed to them an even better concept of o.,
195:3.1 the Christians found themselves with o., a great
one gospel
191:4.3 that there is but o. of the kingdom—the good news of
one Gravity Messenger
31:1.3 creatures numbering 997 to one Havona native and o
one group
18:5.5 In ascending to Uversa, you will pass only o. of
31:3.1 The proportion of mortals and angels in any o. varies
35:8.7 for these Sons to progress from o. to another.
38:9.10 these beings function as o. under unified leadership
39:3.3 These seraphim seek no special favors for o. or
41:3.10 In o. of variable stars the period of light fluctuation
45:2.5 the Sovereign holds a conclave with some o. of the
46:5.16 The three groups mingle as o. when at home in this
62:3.8 These struggles continued until only o. of less than
69:1.6 and minutely interdependent the o. upon the other.
76:2.9 Cain became a great leader among o. of his father’s
77:0.1 Most of the inhabited worlds of Nebadon harbor o.
77:8.1 their amalgamation into o. shortly after Pentecost.
78:8.5 No o. of these city groups was able to overcome
80:6.2 seven distinct groups in Egypt; all of them, save o.,
81:2.18 Among o. the idea of making pottery arose from
93:7.2 O. went by way of the Faroes to the Andonites of
96:3.1 impossible to classify Moses in any o. racial group.
99:1.5 increase the responsiveness of o. social group to
109:3.2 On certain primitive worlds (the series o.) the
120:0.3 Michael acquired the finite experience of o. of his
122:4.2 mission was to all races and peoples, not to any o..
125:3.1 the men going in o. and the women in another as
150:6.2 After spending two or three days with o. of twelve
159:2.2 the jurisdiction of o. of believers over the work of
one guardian angel
113:1.7 Human beings in the initial or seventh circle have o.
one hand
63:4.4 see one these primitive men valiantly fighting with o.
115:3.4 While infinity is on the o. UNITY, on the other it is
121:5.17 the first European religions to lay o. upon morals
140:8.5 assigning these matters to government, on the o.,
one Havona native
31:1.3 the ascendant creatures numbering 997 to o. and
one head
82:3.5 youth might not marry until he possessed at least o.,
one hearing
187:1.8 In addition, there had been o. right after another
one heart
194:3.17 It was literally true that “there was but o. and soul
194:4.3 the multitudes of those who believed were of o. and
one heaven
40:9.9 like the o. envisioned by the planetary traditions of
one hemisphere
57:6.2 leaving o. of the planet always turned toward the sun
one home
163:4.14 entertained in a more comfortable or influential o..
one hour
26:3.8 to assimilate as much information in o. of Urantia
27:6.4 O.’ instruction on Paradise would be the equivalent
44:4.5 by this method I could gain more knowledge in o.
46:1.2 day equals three days of Urantia time, less o., four
52:7.6 this age requires about o. each day on the part of
52:7.6 that is, the equivalent of o. Urantia hour.
163:3.6 ‘These men who were hired last worked only o.,
166:4.12 O. of teaching will not wholly change the beliefs of a
182:3.2 “What! can you not watch with me even for o.?
184:4.1 They waited only o. hour.
184:4.1 And thus they went on for o. full hour, reviling
188:0.1 Jesus hung upon the cross about o. after his death.
190:2.2 over in his mind the news brought to them about o.
192:3.2 The Master spent just o. on this mount with his
193:6.2 This part of the meeting lasted not quite o. hour.
one hundred—see hundred
one hunting area
81:6.4 O. was in North America and was overspread by
one husband
83:5.1 Later on, a woman had only o. husband at a time.
one hut
87:1.3 the family hut, being taken to a smaller o. or left in
one ice mass
61:7.7 invasion the three great ice sheets coalesced into o.,
one idea
22:10.8 to you the lore of the universe concerning their o.
157:6.2 his o. in teaching was to present to his universe the
one ideal
22:10.8 to you the lore of the universe concerning their o.,
157:6.2 Henceforth his o. of living was the revelation of
one identity
112:7.10 Now have these two identities become o.; no event
one illustration
141:4.3 reach the minds of the apostles by means of o., Jesus
one impression
17:3.5 true spiritual value is registered in duplicate, and o. is
one incarnation
164:3.4 Essenes, tolerated the theory that men reap in o.
one individual
132:5.16 remember that o. can live on earth but a short season
136:2.1 they firmly believed that the sin of o. might curse
181:1.1 I can be but o. in your midst or in the entire world.
one inevitability
10:0.3 we can discover only o. inescapable inevitability in
one Infinite Spirit
22:7.3 There can be only o. Original and Infinite Spirit,
one influence
103:3.5 And these powerful influences—o. human and the
one inner bastion
100:2.7 rest in the assurance that there is o., the citadel of
one inspector
29:4.17 At least o. acting inspector is always present in each
one invasion
61:7.5 of the ice was not so extensive as the preceding o..
one judge
33:7.2 a dual magistracy consisting of o. of perfection
one Judge-Arbiter
25:2.6 The o. unanimously designated by the other three as
one kind
70:10.1 Nature provides but o. of justice—inevitable
112:3.1 Urantians generally recognize only o. of death,
one language
52:5.10 distribution, but only one race, o., and one religion.
55:3.1 worlds are progressing under the momentum of o.,
55:3.22 stage of settledness in light until it has achieved o.,
75:1.3 Instead of finding o. ready for adoption, they were
195:2.9 lands into one empire, with o. and one culture,
one law
192:2.11 There is but o. to obey—that is the command to go
one lawgiver
3:2.2 There is only o. lawgiver.
one leader
127:2.9 you will have not just o. from Joseph’s family, but
one legend
67:4.3 And thus originated the thousand and o. legends of
one level
0:2.9 the discussion of some o. deity level or association.
81:6.27 really uplifts and advances human culture from o.
81:6.40 critical times when civilization is in transit from o.
99:1.3 from one phase of civilization to another, from o.
113:3.4 this phase of transition from o. of the universe to
147:4.5 This plane is o. higher than that of the flesh and
one liaison stabilizer
48:2.19 four circuit regulators, one planetary custodian, o.,
one life
27:1.2 rest from one stage of being to another, from o. to
32:5.1 see very much of it at any one time and during any o.
36:2.17 the evolutionary antecedents of any o. level in
86:4.7 savage looked upon the future life as just like this o.,
86:4.7 that man entered the next life just as he left this o.,
102:8.7 seeking God and finding him during o. short life in
103:5.6 such antagonisms can be worked out, but in o.
103:9.9 Such a life is o. motivated by truth and dominated by
106:9.12 Such a Father life is o. predicated on truth,
120:2.8 Exhibit in your o. short life in the flesh, as it has
164:3.4 in o. they were believed to be expiating the sins
181:1.2 a life designed to prepare you for the next o. ahead
193:4.11 not always distributed during this o. short life in the
195:5.10 all the latent adventure surging within the soul in o.
196:2.2 And thus, in o. short life, did Jesus traverse that
196:2.7 in the conquest of the human mind in o. short life.
one lifetime
120:2.8 this to mutual satisfaction and doing it during o.
one lineage
122:1.2 o. extending back to more auspicious beginnings.
one location
34:3.2 that time is actually required in traveling from o. to
one look
140:8.20 Could you have had but o. at him, you would have
168:1.12 thought maybe Jesus wanted to take o. last look at
185:3.6 O. at Jesus, face to face, was enough to convince
one Lord
0:7.7 dual phases are power-personality unifying as o.,
131:10.2 “The Lord our God is o., and you should love him
one machine
195:7.8 O. cannot be conscious of the nature or value of
195:7.12 If universe reality is only o. vast machine, then man
one magistrate
33:7.2 antecedents and o. of ascendant experience.
one maiden
89:6.4 a bell, custom decreed the sacrifice of at least o. for
one male
62:3.1 pair of these agile creatures, twins were born, o. and
62:3.11 These twins, o. and one female, were indifferent to
62:4.1 Going back to the birth of the superior twins, o. and
one man
52:1.5 enormous birds are able to carry o. or two men for
69:9.7 the matchless association of o. and one woman in
70:5.8 O. would act as priest, physician, and chief executive
81:6.37 Ten men are of little more value than o. in lifting a
83:0.1 the union of o. and one woman to establish a home
83:5.1 This practice of o.-man-at-a-time was the first step
83:5.1 While a woman was allowed but o., her husband
83:5.3 Even then, the woman would marry only o.,
84:7.8 home as an institution, a partnership between o.
87:6.13 for, if a powerful man could vanquish a weaker o.,
88:3.4 O. man’s opinion, when taken by itself, is not
92:5.11 men have had greater concepts of God, but no o.
96:5.1 In the space of o. man’s life Moses led the polyglot
98:5.3 There was a flood from which o. escaped in a
120:3.9 not necessarily perfect as regarded by any o. in
130:2.5 these men, o. a Greek and the other a Roman,
133:5.5 Arithmetic says that, if o. could shear a sheep in ten
134:6.1 If o. craves freedom—liberty—he must remember that
134:6.1 If o. is to be absolutely free, then another must
138:1.2 authorized each of them to choose o. from among
139:2.9 Peter did more than any other o., aside from Paul,
139:7.7 flocked to hear Jesus, and he never turned o. away.
139:8.5 was handicapped by his many moods; Thomas was o.
145:2.5 they shall not say, o. to his neighbor, do you know
145:3.2 O. started out with his paralyzed daughter just as
147:3.5 O. who had been many years downcast and afflicted
152:3.1 feasting, rose as o. and shouted, “Make him king!”
167:4.4 and they came back as o. and so informed him.
167:5.1 two men who went into the temple to pray, the o.
168:3.6 “It is better that o. die, than that the community
172:1.7 this ointment was a sum equal to the earnings of o.
179:3.1 As the Master knelt, all twelve arose as o. to their
one mansion sphere
47:7.1 worlds are exempt from passing through o. or more
one mansion world
47:4.4 at the time of each advance from o. to another.
47:4.5 worth-while experiences as you advance from o. to
one master
109:5.4 while he yields spiritual allegiance to but o.;
169:2.7 either he will hate the o. and love the other, or else
169:2.7 else he will hold to o. while he despises the other.
one Master Son
21:4.6 a Master Son, o. who has fully earned the right to
one Master Spirit
16:2.1 one of the Seven Master Spirits, the o. presiding
16:2.4 While each o. individually partakes of this
16:2.4 No o. of them can so function universally;
16:3.16 No o. of the Seven Spirits is organically
16:5.1 receives the personal touch and tinge of only o..
25:2.3 on the capitals, o. is dominant in each supercreation.
one matter
106:8.22 another matter and o. which only eternity could
121:6.5 In only o. did Paul fail to keep pace with Philo
161:1.1 There was o. on which Rodan and the two apostles
one meal
178:2.9 wanted to be sure he would have this o. last meal
one meaning
135:5.2 the phrase “kingdom of heaven” had but o.:
one mechanism
56:0.1 The universe of universes is o. vast mechanism which
one Melchizedek Son
35:4.2 you will find o. or more of the Melchizedek Sons.
one message
188:3.13 We know that at least o. passed between Michael
one messenger
23:3.5 It develops that o., when so functioning, can transmit
31:2.3 but only o., the chief of his fellows, is mustered into
one method
12:7.3 dictate another method of reaction, a better o.,
81:6.32 be trained in o. or more methods of commonplace
one midwayer
123:4.6 guardians, o. primary and o. secondary midwayer
one mile
57:8.3 the entire planet to an average depth of over o..
one millennium
17:1.8 representatives from their ranks to serve for o. in
26:8.5 the realms of space for a period of not less than o..
30:3.3 admitted to this group may withdraw under o. of
44:0.4 may enlist with the celestial artisans for less than o.,
55:7.4 light and life—experienced such settledness for o. of
one mind
16:6.3 inclined towards co-operation the o. with the other.
56:0.1 vast mechanism which is absolutely controlled by o..
110:2.5 you see eye to eye, then your minds become o.,
129:4.2 phenomenon of the making of these two minds o.,
133:7.12 efficiently unified mind is the o. wholly dedicated
136:4.4 real functioning of these two minds as now made o..
139:8.2 Thomas had the o. truly analytical mind of the
151:2.5 proved by the fact that, whereas we were all of o.
one minute
44:4.4 thought symbols, can be registered in o. of Urantia
133:5.5 a sheep in ten minutes, ten men could shear it in o..
one mission
20:5.4 and more than o. magisterial mission may occur,
52:4.3 come on magisterial missions, at least the initial o.,
52:4.9 planet is not made ready for a bestowal Son by o.
one mode of living
101:9.5 with some specific intellectual belief or with any o.
one moment
66:1.5 I never for o. entertained even the slightest degree
81:6.41 The great danger to any civilization—at any o.—is
137:4.2 With perfect poise Jesus could at o. enact the human
141:7.12 Not for o. was he ever dominated by any purely
159:4.5 “Nathaniel, never permit yourself for o. to believe
181:2.9 Not for o. would I doubt your loyalty, your
185:4.1 the wicked Idumean never for o. recalled the lad of
187:1.8 neither had he been permitted to enjoy o. of sleep.
187:5.2 Jesus did not for o. entertain the slightest doubt
196:0.11 his fervent faith never for o. doubted the certainty
one month
72:4.3 Everyone takes o. month’s vacation each year.
123:1.7 In July of this year, o. before Jesus was four years
123:2.3 2 B.C., a little more than o. before his fifth birthday
129:2.1 O. Joseph would come down to Capernaum for
137:4.1 invitations had been sent abroad for the wedding o.
152:6.2 In less than o. month’s time the enthusiastic and
162:1.6 O. or two months before this Jesus would certainly
171:0.7 the sons of Zebedee little realized that in less than o.
194:4.12 within o. from the death of Stephen the church at
one moon
52:7.12 it shall come to pass that from o. new moon to
63:2.5 Before they had been away from home o., Andon
one more
27:3.2 Every new group of colleagues met with adds o.
31:3.3 There undoubtedly remains o. step in the career of
42:1.3 nearer the Creator; so will they have mastered o.
44:0.18 Each new translation or resurrection will add o.
100:4.6 that each day you learn to love o. human being.
100:4.6 achieve an understanding of o. of your fellows,
117:0.3 has the actuality of the Supreme become real by o.
117:0.3 the divinity of Supremacy advanced o. step toward
118:0.11 conceived, you can always envisage o. being added.
118:0.11 this addition to number, still always o. can be added.
134:7.1 Jesus made only o. trip outside of Palestine,
143:5.7 Nalda would make o. effort to avoid the discussion
161:2.1 the gospel, there remained only o. point to consider,
164:2.3 the Master gave them all this o. chance to choose.
166:4.9 ‘Let it alone for o. year so that I may dig around it
167:4.2 Pharisees of Jerusalem might have o. chance to
167:4.5 I would do o. mighty work for these Jews; I would
167:4.5 I would give them o. chance to believe, even on
172:4.1 this o. and last chance to hear the gospel and
177:5.5 Although the next day was o. day nearer the tragic
177:5.6 o. day to do the Father’s will and experience the joy
179:3.4 concluded that this gesture of humility was just o.
185:5.13 he decided upon at least o. attempt to appease the
188:5.5 have taken o. look at Jesus on the cross and then
one Morontia Companion
47:3.12 As you start out on the first mansion world, o. is
48:3.9 and again might go for long periods without o..
one morontia world
48:2.16 the physical to the spiritual as they advance from o.
one mortal
40:9.7 any event may have a spiritual connotation to o.
43:8.12 But on the first seven major worlds only o. lives
94:12.3 he will not suffer o. who calls on his name in true
103:1.2 When o. is in full agreement with the philosophy
112:5.8 the hazard of depriving o. struggling mortal from any
180:5.10 living relationship of o. spirit-led mortal’s love for
196:0.3 Never in the life of any o., did God ever become
one motive
138:6.4 There was just o. in Jesus’ postbaptismal life on
one mystery
153:1.5 there was just o. great mystery, just one supreme
one nail
187:2.1 nailed his feet to the wood, using o. long nail to
one name
18:4.3 difficult to choose a suitable name, o. which will
40:6.2 I will give them an everlasting name, o. that shall
88:5.5 names; the important o. was regarded as too sacred
one nature
128:1.1 effectively combined these two natures into o.—Jesus
one nebulae
41:0.3 O. or more—even many—such nebulae may be
one night(s)
63:2.2 it was in this new home among the treetops, o.
93:8.1 Machiventa retired o. to his tent at Salem, having
93:9.3 Abraham o. had overheard a plot to murder him in
142:0.1 Jesus himself spent o. or two nights each week in
151:6.7 so, after only o. of rest, early Tuesday morning
152:7.1 For this o. they stopped at the home of Lazarus,
one objective
136:9.6 Jesus had only o., the further revelation of God to
one occasion
149:1.3 On o. he remarked when touched by an ailing child,
176:4.3 On o. Jesus intimated that, whereas the eye of flesh
one o’clock
168:3.2 At o. the next day, Friday, the Sanhedrin met to
172:3.1 half past o. that Sunday afternoon when Jesus
178:1.18 when Jesus had concluded his teaching, it was o.,
187:5.1 Before o. the sky was so dark the sun was hid,
187:5.2 Shortly after o., amidst the increasing darkness of
187:5.3 that Jesus made of his fellows was about half past o.
194:0.1 About o., as the one hundred and twenty believers
one octave
42:5.13 energy activity, the human eye can react to just o.,
one offspring
77:5.6 offspring arrived, he decided to mate them, since o.
one by one
20:1.14 and spiritual uplifting designed to win the planets, o.,
39:0.9 By application and devoted service Manotia has, o.,
40:5.17 to diminish as the mansion worlds are traversed o..
40:10.6 the planetary ages as they unfold o. on ten million
47:0.3 as the mansion worlds o. cease to serve as mortal-
47:4.3 As you ascend the mansion worlds o., they become
47:8.7 grows less and less as these worlds are ascended o.
48:8.3 then spend ages upon ages piloting you, o.,
55:8.7 And now, as the systems o. become settled in light
64:6.1 planet the six evolutionary races of color appear o.;
65:6.7 as the scale of life ascends, o. the mind ministries of
110:6.4 man ascend the circles of planetary progression o.,
136:4.10 had a personal seraphic guardian)—he arrived, o.,
138:2.1 as he called upon them o., they made their formal
140:2.3 O. they embraced Jesus, but no man said aught.
140:6.14 other apostles went in o. to talk with the Master.
140:9.2 same spot, and then, calling them before him o., he
162:3.5 they read his words, they, too, went away, o..
one opportunity
112:5.9 creatures are to experience o. true opportunity to
one order
14:4.18 universes are fashioned along the lines of some o.
25:3.2 The order of conciliators is wholly dependable;not o.
26:2.2 two unique orders of universe creatures—the o.
47:6.3 A new social order is being introduced, o. based
one organization
162:9.5 Jesus and the twelve and labored with them as o.
one origin
87:6.7 4. Burying under stones, o. of the modern tombstone
one paddle
130:2.1 captain decided to remain in port while a new o.
one pair
51:1.2 The Creator Son produces only o. of these beings in
61:1.10 They had from o. to eleven pairs of mammary glands
one paper
92:4.9 The papers, of which this is o., constitute the most
one parent
22:7.9 o. goes the other goes, what o. does the other does.
47:1.5 While o. or both parents may leave a mansion
49:6.13 to that of the parent in case only o. survives.
72:3.3 in case of the demise of o. or both, under that of
82:3.8 O. would arrange for these intermediaries to effect
122:5.3 traits; in other respects he exhibited the traits of o.
144:5.55 Glorious Father and Mother, in o. combined,
one park
43:1.7 The remainder of this sphere is o. vast natural park,
one part
15:4.6 o. one-hundred-thousandth part of the total energy
42:8.4 At o. infinitesimal part of a second a given nuclear
85:4.2 Likewise, influences regarded as beneficent in o. of
112:0.1 there is o. of you that remains absolutely unaltered
167:7.4 But these angelic spirits do function to keep o. of
one particular
40:9.4 There is o. in which Spirit-fused mortals differ from
118:6.7 human will is strictly finite-limited except in o.:
one party
70:11.13 to pay the costs and fine after o. had been defeated
83:6.6 fail because o. or both of the contracting parties are
one passage
126:3.8 There was o. which particularly impressed him,
127:3.8 the various passages that the o. would illuminate the
one pearl
151:4.5 having found o. of great price, he went out and sold
one people
79:2.3 never in the history of Urantia did any o. combine
80:4.5 and exterminating the worst, became blended into o..
92:1.5 O. Asiatic people taught that “God is a great fear”;
155:5.2 at any one time and among any o. there are to be
159:4.6 revelation of truth to any generation or to any o..
195:0.3 Christianity presumed to embrace too much for o.
one per cent
11:3.4 less than o. of the assigned area of the Holy Land.
11:4.4 the existing universes is occupied only from o. to
14:3.5 only about o. of all planetary capacity is utilized in
14:3.5 About one tenth of o. of the area of these worlds is
31:3.1 unknown and missing member make up only o. of
49:2.14 Nonbreathers account for the remaining o. of worlds.
49:2.23 types are distributed as follows: number 1, o.;
55:3.6 4. O. was assigned to the insurance reserves
57:5.3 Less than o. of the planetary systems of Orvonton
72:7.6 prevents levying a tax of more than o. on the value
72:7.11 levies a graduated inheritance tax ranging from o.
72:10.2 The homicide rate on this continent is only o. of that
81:6.42 such wise leadership has never exceeded o. of the
one Perfector of Wisdom
19:3.4 O., seven Divine Counselors, and one Universal
one performance
90:5.3 olden mystery cults was just o. long performance
one period
35:1.3 created within o. millennial period of standard time
one person
101:6.5 being the o. in Nebadon possessed of unlimited
122:6.2 two persons to operate this type of mill, o. to grind
132:5.23 9. The trusteeship of the wealth of o. for the benefit
133:5.6 Mathematics asserts that, if o. stands for a certain
139:12.10 the o. innocent person in all the sordid drama of his
180:4.3 and before your very eyes as o., the Son of Man.
one personality
12:7.1 necessarily prevail in the part—the heart of any o.—
15:2.9 Eternals of Days, o. such Trinity Personality
25:3.3 the receipt of a petition of two personalities, o. from
31:5.3 they are usually permitted to function jointly, as o..
45:7.6 The vote cast at a Jerusem election by any o. has a
67:7.4 the plight of o. must to a certain extent be shared
112:7.8 But the fused individual is really o., one being,
117:1.5 united in one Deity whose will is expressive of o.
117:5.7 seem to transmit experience from o. to another,
129:4.6 and in o. and the same personality-life, the fullness of
136:1.6 the true concept of the union in o. earth personality
194:3.1 When Jesus was on earth, he lived his life as o.—
one phase
11:6.4 During o. the universes expand; during the next they
17:2.4 he is concerned with this o. of universe economy;
21:3.21 On each creature level, experientially to reveal o. of
26:1.16 are limited in “spirit polarity” regarding only o. of
30:4.17 sphere to another and from o. of life to another,
35:3.1 But the education of ascenders is only o. of the
37:6.5 transition from o. to another is usually by classes.
42:10.6 sevenfold diversified mind of time and space, o.
48:2.18 will translate from o. of morontia life to another
48:2.21 As you progress from o. or class of a morontia
88:3.2 Totemism was o. of the attempted socialization of
99:1.3 dangerous times of transition from o. of civilization
110:6.3 of the entire personality, not merely of some o.
115:3.18 there are no endings, merely transitions from o. of
118:9.6 that in these very mechanics Deity has achieved o. of
170:4.1 At one time he would discourse on o of the kingdom
170:4.15 Although Jesus referred o. of the kingdom to the
176:4.1 Of all the Master’s teachings no o. has been so
one phenomenon or phenomena
12:9.3 The understanding knowledge of this o. should
86:4.3 The breath of life was regarded as the o. which
112:1.9 the finite level, three on the absonite level, and o.
one philosophy
55:3.22 it has achieved one language, one religion, and o..
one physical controller
29:2.16 power center to another power center or from o. to
one piece
70:3.9 guests departed, a dish would be broken in half, o.
169:1.4 silver made into a necklace of adornment, lost o.,
one place
2:7.2 That which apparently may be wholly true in o. may
35:9.5 application of judicial verdicts, they present the o.
46:1.5 lighting, the light rays do not seem to come from o.;
89:2.4 places of future punishment have varied from o. to
129:1.15 Never again did Jesus spend a whole year in o. or
179:1.4 place of least honor, would call him to a higher o.,
one plane
14:1.10 whirls around the stationary Isle of Paradise in o.
one planet
15:6.15 In your superuniverse not o. cool planet in forty is
20:5.4 on a bestowal mission except the o. in each local
72:0.2 the system rulers to consent to the narration on o.
one planetary custodian
48:2.19 two system co-ordinators, four circuit regulators, o.,
one plunge
15:1.1 the adventure of o. long and uncharted plunge into
one point
15:4.7 thus making it easy to observe them at o. but more
22:10.2 fairness, call attention to their o. of great strength,
104:3.17 There is o. of comparison between trinity and triunity
138:5.2 One would grasp o. and one would comprehend
161:2.1 of the gospel, there remained only o. to consider,
one position
15:1.4 This position, with the corresponding o. to the west
one possibility
108:4.4 there remains but o. of interplanetary communication
one pound
60:1.10 brains weighing less than o. to control bodies later
171:8.4 and giving into each of your hands the sum of o.,
one Power Center
29:2.16 a direct circuit of energy from o. to another power
29:2.18 O. is permanently assigned to each system.
one prayer
144:3.2 you still desire such a prayer, I would present the o.
144:6.5 unanimously voted to accept this prayer as the o.
one presentation
34:4.11 represents the confusion of two presentations, o.
one principle
94:2.2 two essential divine principles of the universe, o. was
one problem
126:2.3 At least o. great problem and anticipated difficulty in
127:3.15 could concentrate his deep-thinking mind on the o.
139:1.5 unless Andrew deemed the problem o. beyond the
one proffer
132:4.4 dozen proffers were made, and he utilized each o. as
one proof
100:1.9 the reality of unconscious religious growth is the o.
one property
42:9.3 Starting from one element, after noting some o.,
127:3.1 last piece of property (except an equity in o. other),
one prophesy
172:3.4 Messianic prophesies, but there seemed to be o.
one proselyte
175:1.13 you do indeed encompass land and sea to make o.,
one purpose
127:5.6 Rebecca lived for only o.—to await the hour when
128:4.6 O. which Jesus had in mind, when he sought to
130:5.1 The travelers had but o. in going to Crete, and that
164:2.1 went up to the feast of the dedication for just o.:
193:0.3 I taught you that my o. was to reveal my Father
196:0.14 Jesus’ earthly life was devoted to o. great purpose—
one pursuit
49:4.5 tilling the soil is the o. that is common to the races
one quality
5:5.5 qualities of religion, o. evolutional and biological,
139:5.6 The o. about Jesus which Philip so continuously
one quarter
24:7.3 almost o. of those who achieve the divine embrace
39:4.6 more than o. of the other administrator seraphim
55:2.2 o. of these superb mortals are exempt from natural
59:0.7 The marine-life era thus covers about o. of your
59:6.11 the end of the long Paleozoic era, which covers o. of
72:4.4 O. of the school time is devoted to play—competitive
72:7.14 twenty-four years, o. being elected every six years.
135:10.1 About o. of John’s immediate followers had departed
one question
123:2.3 he was ten, he was o. continuous question mark.
133:1.3 But Ganid asked o. last question, to which he
153:1.5 just one great mystery, just o. supreme question,
173:2.4 Said Jesus: “I would also like to ask you o. which,
174:4.6 ask no more questions, I would like to ask you o..
175:4.2 discussion of just o.: “What will they do with Jesus?”
184:3.16 except the o. relative to his bestowal mission.
186:2.2 There was but o. which would always elicit an
186:2.2 the o. concerning the nature and divinity of his
one quiet zone
11:7.7 quiet zones between the space levels, such as the o.
one race
49:2.20 In Satania there is only o. under four feet in height.
52:5.10 mostly determined by land distribution, but only o.,
55:3.1 language, one religion, and, on normal spheres, o..
55:3.22 Being of o. greatly facilitates such achievement, but
64:6.9 if two races do not blend, o. or the other is doomed.
64:7.5 founded a new and amalgamated race, o. which
80:9.15 the ancient social groups were no more of o. than are
85:3.2 The animals have all been worshiped by o. or another
one reaction
2:5.9 only o. reasonable and natural personality reaction
152:3.1 was but o. unanimous reaction: “Here is our king.”
one reality
0:2.2 of a First Cause, the o. and only uncaused reality.
0:5.11 Personality is the o changeless reality in an otherwise
0:8.10 and the spirit person of God the Supreme are o.—
12:8.3 Physical energy is the o. which is true and steadfast
56:3.2 Paradise spirit realities are likewise o., but in all
104:4.15 loving person are o. and the same universal reality;
110:2.4 and are centered in, the human mind circuits: o.,
196:3.21 The o. truly divine and objective reality that is
one realm
20:5.6 his final adventure in creature experience o. which
23:2.22 to another, to represent and interpret o. to another.
31:3.5 determined by actual advancement from o. of
144:6.3 business, for we have other realms besides this o..”
one reason
72:10.3 For o., there are only about ten per cent as many
81:2.11 This was o. why civilization progressed faster in that
88:4.7 This is o. why ancient peoples did not increase faster,
one Recent of Days
18:5.4 Most of the time o. is away in conference with the
one regime
77:9.2 provide the o. continuing regime which harmonizes
one relation
84:1.7 relation is natural, strong, and instinctive, and o.
one religion
52:5.10 many nations, but only one race, one language, and o
55:3.1 worlds are progressing under the momentum of o.,
55:3.22 in light until it has achieved o., and one philosophy.
94:5.2 arose in China, a vastly different religion than the o.
131:7.1 Shinto was the o. world religion of which Ganid had
131:8.1 several Chinese religions; the o. persisting longest
132:7.6 “Teacher, let’s you and I make a new religion, o.
134:4.3 Only when o. assumes that it is in some way superior
134:4.8 some o. will begin to assert its superiority over other
195:3.2 races and nations at least nominally to accept o..
195:9.8 only a religion about Jesus, but it is so largely o.
one religionist
99:3.15 but religion, albeit any o., as an individual citizen,
one representative
72:2.1 confirmed by their legislatures, which consist of o.
one requirement
178:1.3 these two requirements, the o. being material and
196:0.13 the full significance of his o. supreme requirement,
one reserve corps
114:7.7 there are twelve reserve corps of destiny, o. for each
one residence
66:7.4 one family together in o. of comparatively settled
one respect
22:7.3 Deity seems to be limited in just o.: There can be
61:3.10 in animal quality to that of the elephant, but in o. it
one restriction
119:6.3 is o. which forbids my undertaking to unfold the
one revolution
14:1.12 the first or inner Havona circuit to complete o.
one river
63:5.3 The Somme is the o. unchanged by the glaciers,
one robe
169:1.9 ‘Bring quickly his best robe, the o. I have saved,
one route
48:6.5 you will be permitted to select the o. that most
one rule
123:5.11 o. upon which they expatiated at their graduation
one ruler
72:1.4 sovereignty of continent placed in the hands of o..
81:2.12 O. of the blue race once had one hundred thousand
111:0.6 O. Egyptian ruler, speaking of the ka within his heart
one Sabbath
52:7.12 from o. to another all flesh shall come to worship
one sanctuary
27:7.2 it is more nearly o. vast sanctuary of divine service.
one saying
166:3.3 o. that contains much truth:That the way which leads
one school
37:6.2 The entire universe is o. vast school.
48:8.3 into o. vast and intricate practical training school,
one Scripture
172:3.4 there was o. that had sometimes been associated
one sea
80:2.4 creating o. of the Mediterranean and connecting it
one season
107:2.3 2. Advanced Adjusters, those who have served o.
one seat
179:1.4 Zebedee laid claim to the next preferred seat, the o.
one seconaphim
28:3.1 In each seven there are always o. primary, three
28:3.1 When seven such seconaphim are created, o.,
28:4.5 seconaphim and every seventh o. thereafter created
28:4.12 seconaphim to be created and every seventh o.
28:4.13 the sixth primary seconaphim and every seventh o.
one second
23:2.22 exceed the velocity of 558,840 Urantia miles in o.
41:7.13 all the water in all the oceans on Urantia in just o.
one section
47:4.5 from one mansion world to another and from o. of
173:1.6 hundred bullocks which was being driven from o.
one sector
15:2.7 100,000,000,000 inhabitable worlds) make o. major
15:2.22 O. minor sector (100 universes) . . . . . . 1,000,000,000
15:2.23 O. major sector (100 minor sectors) . . . . . .
46:5.26 The other o. is the dematerializing sector in the area
one seraphim
39:0.9 To say that any o. is inferior to an angel of any other
one servant
173:4.2 instead, they fell upon his servants, beating o.,
one seventh
12:1.12 a geographic space clustering of approximately o. of
13:1.23 O. of Ascendington is forbidden to me—that sector
13:2.6 But there will always remain o. of Sonarington,
15:3.1 watchlike, elongated-circular grouping of about o.
22:5.5 and o. of each group is assigned to a superuniverse.
22:10.5 trinitized ideas; we only get o. of these beings;
23:0.2 I conjecture that this is considerably less than o. of
25:2.3 Every superuniverse corps, embracing o. of each
95:5.10 eventually gaining possession of o. of all Egypt;
one sex
49:4.4 having emerged from barbarism so long as o. seeks
one sheep
159:1.2 the ninety and nine and go out in search of the o.
169:1.2 in the fold while he went forth searching for the o.
one shepherd
165:2.9 shall you all know the voice of o., the true shepherd,
one side
60:1.7 The great eastern-Connecticut fault appeared, o.
133:2.1 When Jesus had led him to o., he said: “My friend,
137:2.4 Peter took Philip to o. and proceeded to explain
157:1.1 called Peter to o. and said: “Does not your Master
158:4.6 Andrew and Thomas were in consultation at o..
168:2.5 Jesus and the apostles drew to o. while Martha told
171:0.7 hanging on a Roman cross with a dying thief on o.
173:2.5 withdrew to o. to take counsel among themselves
178:2.6 Peter, and John went to o. to talk with the Master.
182:2.1 David Zebedee and John Mark took Jesus to o.
183:3.2 As the company of soldiers approached on o.,
183:3.4 before the traitor could reach him, he stepped to o.
184:2.6 this time the portress of the gate drew Peter to o.
188:5.2 Mercy sets the guilt of evil-doing to o.; but love
189:4.10 looked to o. and observed a silent and motionless
191:5.2 Peter sitting on o. of Thomas and Nathaniel on the
one sign
173:5.4 And when the Master heard this, he said, “Only o.
one sinner
159:1.2 I declare that there is more joy in heaven over o.
167:7.5 joy in the presence of the angels of heaven over o.
169:1.2 Again I say there is more joy in heaven over o.
169:1.4 joy in the presence of the angels of heaven over o.
one son or Son
20:2.7 on each planet there appears but o. bestowal Son.
20:5.4 that each inhabited world have o. bestowal Son
20:9.3 O Teacher Son presides over the planetary millennial
21:1.3 suggests that its Creator and ruling Son is o. whose
21:4.6 a Master Son, o. who has fully earned the right to
22:1.13 is exactly the same; not o. has ever been lost.
52:4.9 the bestowal Son—the advent of each o. marks the
142:7.15 Jesus is a divine Son, o. in the Universal Father’s full
169:1.6 It was like this: “A certain man had two sons; o.,
169:1.13 his sons, he tried to reason with this older o.: ‘But,
171:0.4 the o. to sit on your right hand and the other to sit
one sort
26:4.13 you arrive with only o. of perfection—perfection of
42:5.5 There are two sorts of these space rays: o. attendant
one soul
39:2.5 each angelic pair has guided at least o. of animal
86:5.16 believed that the loss of o. soul meant discomfort,
86:5.16 O. soul lived in the breath, o. in the head,
86:5.16 o. in the hair, o. in the heart.
86:5.16 the sick soul of a diseased person for a new o.,
167:7.5 for have I not told you of the seraphic joy when o.
170:5.13 Jesus taught that the truth-loving soul, the o. who
194:3.4 the o. progressive and aggressive soul on earth.
194:3.17 It was literally true that “there was but o. and heart
194:4.3 And the multitudes of those who believed were of o.
one source
56:3.6 Spirit originates from o. through a threefold
107:3.8 gather information from a thousand and o. sources,
118:6.2 derivatives of this o. First Great Source and Center.
one space body
29:2.19 but not o. in a million harbors such a living power
one species
60:2.8 o. of ammonites attained a diameter of eight feet.
one sphere
27:1.2 when enseraphimed, when in passage from o. to
30:4.17 ascenders progress individually from o. to another
39:2.8 who are unable, of themselves, to journey from o. to
39:3.8 Such transport seraphim, while in flight from o. to
43:7.1 they change residence from o. Edentia sphere to
44:3.7 realms as they are at any one time present on any o..
48:2.17 When mansion world ascenders pass from o. to
48:5.7 you master the lessons of o. before you proceed to
one spirit
8:5.4 In your minds and your souls they function as o.,
87:4.6 fortune only by postulating two kinds of spirits, o.
87:6.13 Exorcism was the employment of o. to control
one Spirit-Advocate
25:2.7 The o. appointed by the judge-arbiter to present
one spirituality
96:0.1 their multifarious deities into the “o. of the gods”
one spot
73:3.6 Eden was the o. bright spot on Urantia; it was
one stage
27:1.2 sleep of metamorphosis, the transition rest from o.
30:4.17 ascenders always advance from o. of universe study
119:5.3 appearance of Michael incarnated in the role of o.
one state
27:1.2 from one life to another, from o. of existence to
one status
27:1.2 to evolution through various stages of any o..
one step
6:2.1 appear to be more personal since he is o. nearer you
31:3.3 There undoubtedly remains o. more step in the
42:1.3 so will they have approached o. nearer the Creator;
89:4.1 but o. from the impulse of worship to the act of
97:1.8 Later Samuel went o. further when, in their adversity
106:9.12 brings such creatures o. nearer the comprehension
117:0.1 the almighty potential of the Supreme becomes o.
117:0.3 the divinity of Supremacy advanced o. more step
131:7.3 “‘Every time man yields to anxiety, he takes o. away
one stone
128:5.3 destroyed and the temple demolished, that not o.
172:3.10 shall utterly destroy you, insomuch that not o.
176:0.1 In the days soon to come there shall not be left o.
one story
66:3.5 The buildings of Dalamatia were all o. except the
one stranger
137:2.8 five who had for some time known Jesus and o.,
one stress
125:0.3 experienced o. long stress of expectant anticipation.
one stretch
102:0.2 this destiny of despair are forever dispelled by o.
one struggle
159:3.8 There is but o. for those who enter the kingdom,
one study
72:4.1 There are no classrooms, only o. is pursued at a
one subject
134:3.5 Never before or after did he say so much on o. as
one sun
41:4.7 an extending fringe that reaches almost from o. to
one Sunday
123:0.6 They started out early o. morning, Mary and the
one superuniverse
13:4.6 Each Master Spirit presides over o. superuniverse,
15:2.24 O. (10 major sectors) . . . . . . 1,000,000,000,000
15:14.2 the seventh superuniverse, the o. to which your local
23:2.15 the triune rulers of o. can directly and personally
23:2.15 that can be dispatched from the headquarters of o.
39:2.4 O. can ordinarily communicate with another only
one Supreme Power Center
41:1.5 O. of the sixth order is stationed at the exact focus
one system
14:1.10 the Paradise circuits are all o. and the same system,
15:2.19 O. embraces, approximately . . . . . . 1,000 worlds
42:7.7 one hundred orbital electrons in o. atomic system.
51:1.2 the evolving mortal beings of the worlds of any o..
one talent
28:6.9 time is the “o.” intrusted to all intelligent beings.
139:9.8 Jesus welcomed these young men of o. to positions
176:3.4 gave five talents, to another two, and to another o..
176:3.4 gains for their master except he who received but o.
176:3.4 came to the accounting he who had received the o.
176:3.4 lord said: ‘Take away this o. from this unprofitable
176:3.4 came to the accounting he who had received the o.
176:3.4 lord said: ‘Take away this o. from this unprofitable
176:3.9 this unfaithful servant with the o. in that he blamed
one task
66:3.2 The o. great task of those ages was to transform man
one teacher
20:9.3 O. Son presides over the planetary millennial reign
43:3.4 O. understood that the Most Highs were not the
one technique
91:2.8 Prayer represents o. associated with the natural
one tenth
11:2.2 from the upper surface to the nether surface is o. that
14:3.5 About o. of one per cent of the area of these worlds
15:13.1 A major sector comprises about o of a superuniverse
41:3.4 When less than o. the size of your sun, these fiery
42:6.8 until that of an electron equaled o. of an ounce,
57:6.10 Urantia was a well-developed sphere about o. its
58:2.2 would make a layer only o. of an inch thick;
70:7.18 earliest forms being the tithe, o. of the hunt or spoils.
72:3.9 divorce laws, the present rate of divorces is only o.
72:7.5 In the average state the police force is now only o.
one term
72:2.3 the respective state governors, and then but for o..
one thing—see thing, one
one third—see third
one thought
145:4.3 but o.: “We cannot understand him. What does all
153:1.5 Both his friends and his foes pondered just o.,
173:0.2 There was just o. uppermost in the minds of all save
173:0.2 The o. absorbing thought of Judas was: What shall I
184:2.4 with only o. uppermost in his mind—the thought of
one throne
141:2.1 Our Father also sits upon a throne, but not o. made
one time—see time, one
one title
128:1.11 Jesus objected to but o. as applied to him: When he
one ton
41:4.4 weight of this hot-cold gaseous-solid is about o. per
one tone
132:6.3 will be able to recognize four tones instead of o..”
one trait
139:2.5 The o. trait which Peter most admired in Jesus was
139:4.4 Zebedee had many lovely traits of character, but o.
one tribe
68:6.10 Not long since, o. cannibalistic tribe ate every fifth
70:1.12 5. Revenge was the motive for war when o. believed
74:5.8 The sending of ambassadors from o. to another dates
95:2.3 o. worshiping the bull, another the lion, a third the
one Trinity
104:3.16 existential triunities but only o. existential Trinity.
one Trinitized Secret of Supremacy
18:1.2 and o. of these co-ordinate rulers presides over each
18:1.2 o. representing the Father, o. the Son, and o. the
one truth—see also One Truth
102:8.1 That is the o. central truth of all religion.
145:2.4 I have come to proclaim a greater truth, o. which
151:2.5 a story best suited to the illustration of the o. which
151:2.6 that I think this parable was spoken to teach us o.
one twin
68:6.8 The father of twins usually insisted that o. be killed
one type
15:5.8 but unequal suns, o. of double star formation.
23:2.10 messengers are interchangeable from o. of service to
41:3.3 equatorially, this being o. of double star formation.
41:3.4 grasp and revolving about a common center as o. of
48:3.4 o. is aggressive, the other retiring, but otherwise
one ultimaton
42:6.5 The loss of o. or more ultimatons destroys typical
one undertaking
129:1.15 did Jesus spend a whole year in one place or at o..
one uniformity
49:5.13 The o. physical uniformity of mortals is the brain and
one Union of Days
21:1.4 to indicate that o. is to be stationed in each local
one unit
11:3.4 One billion assemblies make o. grand unit.
41:1.1 bind the manifold space bodies of Nebadon into o.
51:3.8 have functioned as o. in world affairs ever since.
one unity
6:8.2 discern the Father and the Son not only as o. of
one Universal Censor
19:3.4 and o. constitute a tribunal of Trinity divinity,
19:4.2 O. is commissioned on each of the billion worlds
one Universal Conciliator
25:2.1 are brought into being, o. in each superuniverse.
25:2.5 In each group, three are spirit personalities, and o.,
one universe
15:2.21 O. (100 constellations) . . . . . . 10,000,000 worlds
31:3.5 to another realm of universe service or from o. to
35:1.4 ambassadors representing o. to another in the same
40:10.6 to participate in the agelong struggle of some o. or
40:10.6 that intimate knowledge of any o. which even now
42:4.2 In o. it appears as light, in another as light plus heat,
48:2.18 metamorphoses and the later transitions from o. to
one victor
194:3.12 There was but o.; there was only one who came out
one vigil
123:0.2 Mary maintained o. long and constant vigil lest
one vine
136:6.7 and on o. there will be a thousand branches,
one visitation
128:1.9 Between these two celestial visitations, o. in his
one vote
72:9.2 man and woman of twenty years and over has o..
72:9.6 by nation-wide ballot, and no citizen casts over o..
one war
70:5.6 peace intervals, tending to continue to rule from o.
70:5.6 They often saw to it that o. was not too long in
one way
6:3.1 can show mercy to creatures in o. additional way,
26:1.15 they minister in o. or another to the higher orders
49:5.32 There is fundamentally only o. in which human life
84:8.6 the human race find pleasure in a thousand and o.
123:6.9 not feeling strongly o. or the other, in view of the
184:3.14 thought he knew at least o. in which the prisoner
one weakness
139:3.3 James’s o. was these spells of unaccountable silence.
one week
83:5.13 put in isolation o. out of each month when they
84:4.8 to complete social quarantine o. each month.
84:4.9 gave overworked females, at least when young, o.
123:6.1 was excused from attendance o. out of each month.
124:1.2 a favored pupil, having o. each month at liberty,
129:1.2 Jesus spent o. at Tiberias, the new city which was
140:7.7 O. of this varied experience did much for the twelve;
144:6.6 that joint meetings for o. would be held every three
148:0.2 The twelve were permitted to spend o. out of each
152:2.1 On Friday he declared a furlough of o. that all his
154:0.3 Thus matters rested for o., during which time Jesus
169:0.2 Jesus planned to teach this o. short week at Pella and
190:1.10 In about o. from this time John Zebedee took Mary
one wheel
15:0.1 constituting the vast creation o. gigantic wheel,
one whole
118:9.9 synthesize these manifold finite diversities into o.
one wife
69:5.10 7. Sex urge—the desire to buy o. or more wives.
83:5.3 customarily a family affair, o. for several brothers.
83:5.3 for several men to content themselves with o..
83:5.12 The taboo wife—o. of legal status—created the
83:5.12 Under these mores a man might have only o., but he
83:5.13 take a second and younger wife, o. able to help
83:5.15 have a harem, that he should be contented with o.;
87:2.7 a well-to-do savage expected that o. slave wife
one will
110:2.6 a dual mind in the local universe dominated by o..
one woman
69:9.7 the matchless association of one man and o. in the
83:0.1 the union of one man and o. to establish a home
84:7.8 institution, a partnership between one man and o.,
139:7.7 flocked to hear Jesus, and he never turned o. away.
one word
115:3.4 that causes this concept to be expressed as o..
187:1.2 underneath which was written the o., “Brigand.”
one world
13:2.6 some status on each of the Father’s worlds save o..
26:3.2 on o. or more of the local universe training worlds,
28:5.18 his order is attached, utilize them to reflect from o.
28:5.18 fraternal competitive spirit by circulating to any o.
32:2.10 and of these only o. has four peopled planets,
34:3.3 just as literally and personally present on o. as on any
36:2.15 On o. in each ten a greater variance in the standard
39:5.13 beings are to be enseraphimed for transfer from o.
43:8.2 you are re-keyed each time you pass from o. to
51:2.2 and thus to be transported through space from o.
52:5.2 Only o. in near ten million can enjoy such a gift;
58:0.1 about o. in ten is designated as a decimal planet
114:7.15 only o. or two worlds may be said to be worse,
119:7.6 Through the contacts of o. with another, these wise
120:3.9 by any one man in any one generation on any o.
131:7.1 Shinto was the o. religion of which Ganid had never
167:7.4 It is by the ministry of the angels that o. may be
182:1.24 I am the living bridge from o. world to another.
188:4.6 for a whole universe, not just for the races of this o..
one year
19:7.4 its headquarters, in less than o. of Urantia time.
47:2.3 cared for in families of five, ranging in ages from o.
72:3.8 Permission to marry is only granted after o. year’s
72:3.9 the parental courts, may not be had until o. after
72:7.6 one per cent on the value of any property in any o.,
74:6.3 they ceased to nurse the mother’s breast at o. of age.
82:3.6 required to enter the bride’s family for at least o.,
122:7.1 taking of this census in the Jewish kingdom for o..
122:7.1 of Herod, where it was taken in 7 B.C., o. later.
122:10.4 6 B.C., when Jesus was a little over o. of age.
124:2.4 friendship of Jacob,a neighbor boy, who was o. older
124:3.4 first-born son and to do all this o. or two full years
127:6.5 Martha was a little over o. older than Jesus, while
129:1.3 Jesus worked with Zebedee a little more than o.,
129:2.9 proposed to advance to Jesus the wages of o. so
139:4.15 103 when John was one hundred and o. years of age.
141:1.2 where John had preached about o. before,
166:4.9 ‘Let it alone for o. more year so that I may dig
172:1.7 was a sum equal to the earnings of one man for o.
187:4.7 Mary did not live quite o. after the death of Jesus.
one-brained
40:5.12 Type classification among the o., two-, and three-
40:5.17 They embrace mortals of the o., two-brained, and
40:5.17 in many ways humanly superior to the o. groups
49:4.3 slightly beyond those of the o. and two-brained types
49:5.13 the o., the two-, and the three-brained types.
49:5.13 adventurous, and philosophical than the o. mortals
49:5.14 can, by analogy, grasp something of the o. type.
49:5.15 While the terrestrial attainments of the o. races are
49:5.17 evolution than either the o. or two-brained orders,
49:5.19 This classification does not refer to the o., two
109:3.5 their subjects during the temporal life than in the o.
109:3.5 the three-brained type proceed just as do the o. type
one-celled
59:1.18 consisted of the seaweeds, o. organisms, sponges,
one-eighth
14:1.12 three and o. seconds less than one thousand years
78:4.1 those peoples whose racial inheritance was from o.
one-eyed
130:4.4 A o. person can never hope to visualize depth of
one-fourth
73:5.2 though the Garden was only o. finished, it had
one-half—see one-half billion; one-half million
33:6.7 six hours of Urantia time, plus two and o. minutes.
41:3.8 from the former three and o. day pulsations to the
41:3.8 to the present eleven and o. year sunspot cycles.
41:4.1 most diffuse stars, having about one and o. times the
49:2.12 Satania, about two and o. per cent are subbreathers,
49:2.12 accounting for ninety-eight and o. per cent of the
49:2.14 Nonbreathers account for one and o. per cent of
49:2.20 beings who are only about two and o. feet in height.
52:4.5 be represented by two and o. hours of your time.
57:5.2 but its eleven and o. year sunspot cycles betray that
57:5.2 These titanic heaves required three and o. days to
57:6.4 its orbit becomes less than two and o. times the
58:5.5 density of Urantia is a little more than five and o.
58:7.3 oldest stratified rock layers, is about one and o. miles
77:1.5 period of o. year intervened between the production
77:3.4 After four and o. years of work a great dispute arose
94:12.1 to evolve during the past two and o. millenniums.
124:2.8 the advantage of being three and o. years older
126:5.5 assessments and the temple tax of o. shekel.
136:2.8 (Jesus was almost thirty-one and o. years old when
136:2.8 was coemperor with Augustus for two and o. years
156:0.1 They spent almost two and o. weeks in Sidon and
162:0.4 following month (October), about four and o. weeks.
163:5.2 along the Jordan to a point about o. mile north of
173:1.3 the practice to require the temple dues of o. shekel
173:1.3 except women, slaves, and minors, was o. shekel,
187:5.8 life in the flesh in a little less than five and o. hours.
one-half billion
22:6.1 Almost o. billion are registered on Uversa.
37:5.6 last registration recorded slightly over one and o.
37:8.7 legal minds of the realm, we have our quota, o..
66:0.2 There were almost o. primitive human beings on
one-half million
12:1.14 But about o. light-years beyond the periphery of
36:3.6 life on a new world, approximately o. years of the
41:5.4 more than o. years for an X-ray-stimulated electron
66:1.5 did Caligastia on that eventful day o. years ago.
73:7.3 blending until his own family had numbered o..
79:0.1 center of culture that persisted for over o. years.
81:2.19 first introduced by the staff of the Prince about o.
84:7.8 from the days of Dalamatia, about o. years ago,
104:1.1 by the staff of Prince Caligastia about o. years ago.
121:6.9 As many as two and o. of these dispersed Jews
188:3.1 There were almost one and o. Jews present in
one-hundred-thousandth
15:4.6 Each local universe embraces exactly one o. part of
32:1.4 charge of a local universe is approximately one o. of
one-man
70:5.5 clan heads had no chance against a strong o. army.
83:5.1 This practice of o.-at-a-time was the first step away
one-millionth
41:6.5 remains in that orbit for about one o. of a second;
one-room
122:6.2 The home of Joseph and Mary was a o. stone
one-sided
79:7.6 Nor was this exchange o—the valley of the Euphrates
87:6.1 technique for evening the odds in the o. struggle of
155:1.4 “In all you do, become not o. and overspecialized.
one-sixth
11:2.2 Paradise is definitely ellipsoid, being o. longer in the
78:4.1 racial inheritance was from one-eighth to o. violet.
one-thousandth
41:4.6 the largest in Orvonton, has a density only one o.
one of you
2:1.7 becoming o. of you and one with you; thus,
12:7.12 for the Father is not very far from any o. of you;
40:6.5 2. A Creator Son of God became o. of you; he is
144:2.3 If any o. of you has a neighbor, and you go to him
145:2.4 but as individuals, each o. of you is a child of God.
153:5.4 Let each of you look to his own faith, for o. of you
155:5.13 Jesus said: “And now, which o. of you would
158:1.6 through his full life in your midst and as o. of you.
167:1.5 which o. of you, having a favorite animal that fell in
171:2.2 If any o. of you would now be my disciple, you must
171:2.3 Which o. of you would undertake to build a
179:4.1 but it was not required that o. of you should betray
179:4.2 it was not required that o. of you should become a
180:4.5 the Spirit of Truth who will live with each o. of you
180:4.5 Father and I be able to live in the souls of each o.
181:2.15 and o. of you may sit down with me in the eternal
189:0.2 “Not o. of you can do aught to assist your Creator-
191:2.1 Even now o. of you is absent.
193:0.3 From the beginning of my sojourn as o. of you, I
196:2.2 to exclaim, “Which o. of you convicts me of sin?”
one of your
28:4.8 You are here obtaining o. of your first fleeting
41:4.4 o. of your near-by suns, which started life with about
41:4.5 O. of your nearer neighbors has a density exactly
100:4.5 a picture of o. of your primitive ancestors of cave-
133:2.1 I promise to try to live up to my former pledge to o.
153:4.1 come out of him; and I charge o. of your loyal
163:2.2 “Master, I would be o. of your new apostles, but
163:2.5 disciple; I would be o. of your new messengers.”
166:1.5 you will not so much as lift with o. of your fingers.
169:1.8 be willing to make me o. of your hired servants.’
181:2.12 sustaining association of even o. of your brethren.
191:2.1 that o. of your own number would betray me,
one, any
3:0.3 We sincerely doubt whether any o. characteristic
5:1.1 vision which will enable him to see even any o. of
12:1.13 from the divine center outward in any o. direction,
12:7.1 necessarily prevail in the part—the heart of any o.
12:7.12 for the Father is not very far from any o. of you;
13:3.3 no personality has ever been on any o. of these
16:0.12 The radial boundary lines of any o. of the
19:5.1 may be utilized by any o. or two of the Deities
27:1.2 evolution through various stages of any o. status.
28:5.18 competitive spirit by circulating to any o. world
29:4.3 the influence of any o. of the Seven Master Spirits is
30:1.55 Those of origin in any o. of the Paradise Deities or
30:1.55 created by any o. being of direct or indirect descent
31:3.1 The proportion of mortals and angels in any o. varies
31:10.19 each of which is greater than any o. of the present
32:5.1 impossible to see very much of it at any o. time
32:5.1 much of it at any one time and during any o. life.
36:2.17 and to the evolutionary antecedents of any o. life
39:0.9 To say that any o. seraphim is inferior to an angel
40:9.7 since any o. event may have a spiritual connotation
40:9.7 was of spiritual value in the life of any o. of them.
40:10.6 acquire that intimate knowledge of any o. universe
42:9.3 Starting from any o. element, after noting some
43:7.3 When you are received on any o of the seventy major
44:3.7 the personalities of all realms as they are at any o.
44:3.7 they are at any one time present on any o. sphere.
45:1.4 And when present on any o. of these six cultural
45:7.6 The vote cast at a Jerusem election by any o.
51:1.2 beings of the worlds of any o. particular system.
72:7.6 per cent on the value of any property in any o. year,
72:8.2 graduating from any o. of the ten regional schools
73:5.2 of houses composing any o. cluster in the park.
79:2.3 never in the history of Urantia did any o. people
81:6.41 great danger to any civilization—at any o. moment—
96:1.2 during any o. epoch there existed varying ideas of
96:3.1 impossible to classify Moses in any o. racial group.
99:3.15 anything but religion, albeit any o. such religionist
101:9.5 intellectual belief or with any o. particular mode of
112:7.3 fusion may take place on any o. of the mansion
116:2.14 neither is he any o. or all of those superuniverse
117:6.16 never be personally discovered by any o. creature
120:3.9 not necessarily perfect as regarded by any o. man
120:3.9 as regarded by any one man in any o. generation
120:3.9 any o. man in any one generation on any o. world
122:4.2 was to all races and peoples, not to any o. group.
133:1.5 and even if any o. should be so unthinking as to do
139:9.3 ready to lend a helping hand to any o. of the apostles
144:2.3 If any o. of you has a neighbor, and you go to him
148:3.2 Whenever any o. of the apostles ventured to ask
154:2.4 or in behalf of any o. of his immediate followers.
155:5.2 —natural and revelatory—at any o. time and among
155:5.2 —at any o. time and among any o. people there are
159:4.6 not limit the revelation of truth to any o. generation
159:4.6 of truth to any o. generation or to any o. people.
161:2.9 He says that any o. who has seen him has seen the
171:2.2 If any o. of you would now be my disciple, you must
172:3.6 If any o. asks you why you do this, merely say,
190:3.3 It was even suggested that any o. claiming to have
195:0.3 presumed to embrace too much for any o. people
195:0.3 for any o. people to assimilate in o. generations.
196:0.3 Never in the life of any o. mortal, did God ever
one, every
1:4.5 God unfailingly manifests himself to every o. of his
5:2.2 God lives in every o. of his spirit-born sons.
12:7.9 the Father has placed upon each and every o. of
12:7.12 for the Father is not very far from any o. of you;
14:5.6 Every o. of these planets is an original, unique, and
18:4.9 you will have to pass through every o. of the ten
27:3.4 experience which forever makes every o. of them
40:6.1 every o. of you may choose to accept the certain
40:7.5 and glory of attainment await every o. of you!
54:2.1 pattern of sharing is the master design for every o. of
54:2.3 —a threat forevermore to deprive every o. of these
97:6.4 give every o. according to his ways and according to
97:7.10 “Every o. who is called by my name I have created
100:7.10 “For every o. who seeks shall receive.”
129:0.1 in the spiritual welfare of every o. of his brothers and
134:2.3 made intimate and personal contact with every o. of
135:6.4 He baptized every o. of his believers in the Jordan
139:1.11 Every o. of the apostles loved Jesus, but it remains
140:1.4 Verily, verily, I say to you, not every o. who says,
140:3.20 But every o. who hears this charge and sincerely
140:6.4 I declare to you that every o. who is angry with his
140:8.29 albeit it is the living hope of every o. of them.
144:2.3 For every o. who asks receives; he who seeks finds
144:3.9 And forgive us every o. our debts As we also have
145:2.4 that God loves you—every o. of you—as individuals.
148:4.10 even every o. who is called by my name, for I have
153:2.9 this is the will of the Father: That every o. who
153:2.11 Every o. who yields to the teaching of the Father’s
162:2.2 And now do I appeal to every o. of you: Judge not
162:5.3 I am the light of life, and every o. who deliberately
162:6.3 To every o. who has faith shall this bestowal of the
164:5.3 so will I dwell in every o. who believes this gospel.
165:5.2 yet the Father provides food for every o. of them
165:5.5 Every o. of you, gird up the loins of your minds
166:3.5 But fear not; every o. who sincerely desires to find
167:1.5 every o. who exalts himself shall be humbled,
167:3.3 Does not every o. of you, on the Sabbath, loose
167:5.1 for every o. who exalts himself shall be humbled,
171:8.7 he said: ‘To every o. who has shall be given more,
172:1.6 said: “Let Mary alone, every o. of you. Why do
176:3.5 “To every o. who has, more shall be given, and he
181:2.20 but I have done my utmost to answer every o.,
185:3.4 And even now do I declare to you that every o. who
one, no
3:5.4 no o. is able to pluck them out of my Father’s hand
10:6.2 No o. of the Deities fosters the administration of
16:2.4 No o. of them can so function universally;
16:3.16 No o. of the Seven Spirits is organically
19:4.5 when a Censor has spoken, no o. else may speak,
21:6.1 No o. may with finality of authority presume to
23:1.7 They could be cited to appear before no o. except
26:8.3 no o. but the Gods presumes to pass upon this
30:3.3 no o. admitted to this group may withdraw under
31:2.2 but no o. of our Uversa group will undertake to
44:0.4 But no o. may enlist with the celestial artisans for
45:1.9 a central place, but no o. can be discerned therein.
52:7.1 no o. knows whether his second coming will precede
53:2.3 No o. ever suggested rebellion to Lucifer.
53:9.1 But no o. doubts that, when the annihilation verdict
53:9.5 Since Michael’s final bestowal no o. in all Satania
75:6.3 No o. could have beheld the sorrowful parting of
77:7.2 No o. can forecast the future of these fallen creatures
78:8.5 No o. of these city groups was able to overcome
90:3.7 own witchcraft, in which event no o. was accused.
91:0.4 observes the practice of praying to no o. in particular
91:3.1 to express their thoughts in words, even if no o. is
97:5.5 every man shall sit under his own vine, and no o.
107:1.1 of original Deity, no o. may presume to discourse
109:7.8 no o. dares to predict what their future missions may
114:2.6 No o. knows how long these twenty-four Urantia
114:7.16 No o. in the local universe seems to know when
114:7.16 no o. seems to be able even to conjecture.
116:0.5 No o. knows just what this third development of
120:0.7 The Creator Son required instructions from no o.
123:0.3 Aside from a few friends and relatives no o. was told
124:2.4 see that no o. was permitted to impose upon Jesus
124:6.2 and no o. would now think of associating that affair
125:4.2 inquiry elicited the fact that no o. had seen Jesus.
127:1.7 His was such a peculiar mission that no o. living
129:3.4 facts about these matters, and Zebedee told no o..
130:2.3 regrettable that there was no o. like Peter to go into
131:3.6 Speak harshly of no o..
135:5.6 No o. who failed to do this could be the Messiah in
141:0.2 answered him: “No o. of you has grieved me.
146:2.6 he shall some day cry for help, and no o. will hear
148:0.5 notwithstanding that no o. was ever turned away.
149:2.12 absolute authority over his disciples, but no o. ever
153:4.3 But you should know that no o. can enter into the
154:6.7 and that no o. could take them by surprise;
156:1.2 Jesus had charged his associates to tell no o. of his
156:1.7 Jesus entreated them to tell no o. of this
160:2.6 noble human impulses die because there is no o. to
164:5.2 perish, and no o. shall snatch them out of my hand
164:5.2 that no o. is able to pluck them out of my Father’s
165:2.5 when Jesus had spoken this parable, no o. asked him
166:1.4 And since no o. spoke, Jesus continued: “Many of
167:1.5 And since no o. would answer him, and inasmuch as
167:4.3 no o. ever returned from the tomb after the lapse
169:1.7 the husks which the swine ate, but no o. would give
172:5.6 he expressed his doubts to no o.; he loved Jesus
175:0.1 Jesus; this afternoon no o. asked him a question.
176:2.6 no o. in heaven or on earth may presume to speak.
177:0.3 that the Son of Man needs no o. to defend him.
177:3.4 David told no o., therefore, that Jesus’ family was
178:3.5 The crowds jostled them, but no o. recognized them
181:2.11 and no o. shall take away from you the authority
183:3.6 For a moment no o. moved.
186:3.1 Finding no o. there, they contented themselves
187:0.3 No o. takes my life away from me—I lay it down of
188:1.2 No o. had ever lain in this tomb, and they thought
192:3.3 And no o. saw Jesus for a full week.
one, number
15:1.4 superuniverse n. swings almost due north,
16:3.2 Master Spirit N.. In a special manner this Spirit is
16:3.2 is always Master Spirit N. who speaks for the Father.
17:1.5 Supreme Executive N., functioning on executive
17:1.5 Number One, functioning on executive sphere n.,
17:1.5 occupied with the affairs of superuniverse n.,
24:6.8 local universe 1,131 situated in superuniverse n..
26:8.4 occasionally a pilgrim from superuniverse n. does
35:3.14 1. Sphere n. is occupied with the review of the
36:2.10 World N., the headquarters sphere, together with
37:3.7 Sphere n. and all of its six tributary satellites are
40:5.13 Like series n., each member of this group enjoys the
43:7.1 as they pass successively from world n. to world
45:0.2 are the seven subsatellites of transition world n..
47:0.1 the seven satellites of world n. are more specifically
47:0.2 Transition world n. itself is quite exclusively devoted
47:1.1 their caretakers are resident on transitional world n.,
47:3.5 takes place in the resurrection halls of mansonia n.
47:3.7 On mansion world n. you will resume your
47:3.8 Almost the entire experience of mansion world n.
47:3.9 The sojourn on mansion world n. is designed to
47:3.10 If you are not to be detained on mansion world n.,
47:4.4 when you first arrived on mansion world n. except
47:4.6 Pause to consider: Mansonia n. is a very material
49:0.5 The oldest inhabited world of Satania, world n., is
189:1.9 court of the resurrection halls of mansonia n. leads
one or One
0:8.10 the spirit person of God the Supreme are o. reality
1:7.6 “The Lord God is o..”
8:5.4 are many spiritual influences, and they are all as o..
8:6.6 creation and control which forever makes them o..
16:3.2 Master Spirit Number O.. In a special manner this
34:6.2 in human experience Deity is singular, always o..
36:2.10 World Number O., the headquarters sphere, together
40:5.8 Series o.—mortals of the transient or experiential
56:9.1 three Absolutes, but in infinity they appear to be o..
64:6.1 The emergence of all six races, and in o. family,
83:5.1 This practice of o.-man-at-a-time was the first step
94:8.2 disciples early began to call him the enlightened o.,
97:3.6 Baals were many, Yahweh was o.—monotheism won
101:2.7 religion’s God of salvation are o. and the same Deity
105:2.2 as the self-differentiation of The Infinite O. from
105:2.11 7. The Universal O. of Infinity. I AM as I AM.
117:6.16 never be personally discovered by any o. creature
120:4.3 And this God and this man were, and now are, o.,
138:6.4 There was just o. motive in Jesus’ postbaptismal life
139:12.10 the o. innocent person in all the sordid drama of his
143:7.6 Worship is the technique of looking to the O. for the
148:4.2 make the mistake of confusing evil with the evil o.,
148:4.2 with the evil o., more correctly the iniquitous o..
149:3.1 Jesus designed to utilize just o. feature of the story
195:1.7 The Greeks were really searching for o. God,
one’s—see one’s neighbors; see fellows
28:6.9 Failure to improve o.’ time to the fullest extent
34:3.8 and act only within the realm of o.’ consciousness.
44:3.6 information respecting o.’ present and future work
48:4.5 the memories of past episodes in o.’ experience of
48:4.12 the contemplation of that which is old to o.’ order,
48:4.13 just a little beneath o.’ present developmental state,
48:4.13 it portrays o.’ supposed superiors falling victim to
48:4.14 overdevelopment of the notion of o.’ self-importance
50:1.3 the sense of proportion as to o.’ self-importance
52:4.5 The daily work required to sustain o.’ independence
67:1.3 than betrayal of trust and disloyalty to o.’ friends.
69:5.5 future need may have to do with o.’ posterity.
69:5.6 3. Vanity—longing to display o.’ property
69:5.12 to give a feast would wipe a dishonor from o.’ name.
70:8.13 Social caste solves the problem of finding o.’ place
70:10.2 Justice, as conceived by man, means getting o.’
70:10.15 Treason—the “selling out” or betrayal of o.’ tribal
82:5.7 taboo against marriage with a woman of o.’ own
87:5.8 O.’ future was not the result of effort, industry,
87:5.12 designed to win the spirits actively to o.’ interests.
88:5.1 And all this was done through fear that o.’ enemies
88:6.2 a coercive method of bringing evil on o.’ enemies.
88:6.2 applied to spirit operations outside o.’ own cult,
91:3.5 ethical prayer is a splendid way to elevate o.’ ego
91:6.1 have no direct effect upon o.’ physical environment.
91:6.4 Prayer,even a dialogue with o.’ alter ego, constitutes
91:7.1 service in unselfish ministry to o.’ fellow creatures.
91:8.7 vengeance or a merciful intercession for o.’ enemies.
91:8.7 or the powerful technique of changing o.’ self.
95:2.4 preservation of the body facilitated o.’ passage
95:2.10 of judgment in the hereafter for the sins of o.’ life on
100:1.5 for conscience is the criticism of oneself by o.’ own
100:2.1 has been received from o.’ spiritual benefactors.
100:2.4 Spirituality becomes the indicator of o.’ nearness to
100:2.4 and the measure of o.’ usefulness to fellow beings.
100:2.8 cataclysms which wreck o.’ temporal creations
100:5.10 The direct communion with o.’ Thought Adjuster,
101:7.1 the religious teachings of o.’ time and place all
101:7.1 all influence the evolution of o.’ personal standards
102:2.1 True, o.’ perception of religion is still human and
103:4.3 communion or from the lowering of o.’ moral ideals.
103:4.3 through the realization that o.’ highest moral ideals
103:9.2 and erroneous o.’ theology, one’s religion may be
103:9.2 o.’ religion may be genuine and everlastingly true.
111:6.2 the conquest of nature and to transcend o.’ self is a
124:4.9 loyalty to o.’ personal convictions and duty toward
124:4.9 personal convictions and duty toward o.’ family,
127:5.3 the most sacred of all human trusts—loyalty to o.’
130:2.6 To become acquainted with o.’ brothers and sisters
131:8.4 To know o.’ mother is to recognize o.’ sonship.
132:5.21 a trust to be expended for the benefit of o.’ social
133:3.4 There was much to attract o.’ attention in this city,
133:4.2 even the weak and feeble among o.’ fellow mortals.
133:7.7 and the self is more than the sum of o.’ sensations.
135:2.1 forbade contact with the dead, even in o’ own family
135:4.1 even in o.’ own family, made all arrangements for the
140:4.5 Even o.’ vocation can be utilized as an effective
140:4.8 and the total of o.’ emotional reactions to the social
140:5.8 spiritual fasting in order to improve o.’ appetite for
140:8.11 spontaneous kindness, a love of o.’ fellow men
141:3.8 to “resist not evil treatment of o.’ personality,
141:3.8 evil injury to o.’ feelings of personal dignity.”
142:1.5 yielding the fruits of the spirit in o.’ personal life,
142:4.2 and loving service bestowed upon o.’ fellow men.
143:6.3 facts to occupy the place of truth in o.’ theology.
146:2.14 prayer is a factor in the enlargement of o.’ capacity
146:2.14 sincerely and in accordance with o.’ enlightenment
146:3.2 of secret doubts as to the trueness of o.’ belief.
147:4.5 would enhance o.’ interpretation of this rule of living
151:2.3 the seed which fell by the wayside represent o.’
151:3.9 contempt of o.’ honest judgment and fair decision.
153:3.6 beliefs, when they become a part of o.’ religion,
160:1.2 from o.’ conventional and established ideas to the
160:1.11 and readjustments of o.’ personal attitudes which
160:1.12 which enables one bravely to face o.’ problems;
160:1.13 all-embracing and all-inclusive of o.’ fellow men.
160:1.14 And thus to transfer o.’ goal from time to eternity,
160:4.10 It requires intelligence to secure o.’ share of the
160:4.10 erroneous to suppose that faithfulness in doing o.’
160:4.10 Success requires not only devotion to o.’ work but
160:4.14 of adjustment to the results of o.’ failures.
163:3.3 If o.’ wealth does not invade the precincts of the
164:1.2 defined o. neighbor as “the children of o.’ people.”
165:4.7 to providing the physical necessities for o.’ family,
170:3.9 the service of o.’ brothers and sisters in the effort
174:4.3 strength, and also to love o.’ neighbor as o. self,
178:1.8 sincere devotion to o.’ temporal duty should help
179:3.5 determined o.’ future connection with the Master’s
179:4.8 to carry out to the full o.’ own selfish projects,
184:2.12 often o.’ own mind tends to justify continuance in
188:5.9 the devotion of o.’ life to the welfare and salvation
195:7.13 experience of self-conscious evaluation of o.’ self is
one’s neighbor(s)
103:5.2 to deny the ego something for the benefit of o.’—
103:5.2 as religious civilization advances, o.’ expands in
103:5.4 The self has rights as well as o.’ neighbors.
140:8.11 the whole world, thereby making all men o.’.
164:1.2 the Jewish law which defined o.’ as “the children
174:4.3 and strength, and also to love o.’ as one’s self,
One or ONE
0:11.15 functionally differentiated, but in infinity they are O..
1:1.4 the Gift of Life, and the All-powerful O..
16:3.2 Master Spirit Number O.. In a special manner this
16:3.2 it is always Master Spirit Number O. who speaks for
17:1.5 Supreme Executive Number O., functioning on
36:2.10 World Number O., the headquarters sphere, together
94:3.6 apart from this indwelling of the Universal O..
94:4.3 1. The Brahman, the Absolute, the Infinite O., the IT
94:4.4 close identification with the pantheistic Infinite O.,
94:11.11 some higher essence, some Eternal O. of infinite
96:1.9 The Angel of the Lord, The Almighty, The Holy O.,
105:2.2 as the self-differentiation of The Infinite O. from
105:2.11 7. The Universal O. of Infinity. I AM as I AM.
128:1.10 the Holy O. of Israel, the Lord of all, our Lord and
128:1.10 the O. in whom are hid all treasures of wisdom
128:1.10 the O. who was before all things and in whom all
130:4.13 expression of the eternal realities of the Infinite O..
131:2.4 Thus says the High and Lofty O. who inhabits
131:2.6 Says the Lord God, the Holy O.: ‘In returning to
131:3.3 When you look up to the Noble O., turn away from
131:3.3 Leave no fault unconfessed to the Noble O..
131:4.2 The Supreme O. is brilliant beyond description;
131:4.3 in need; the Immortal O. cares for all mankind.
131:5.3 “Praise God by seeking the pleasure of the Wise O.
131:5.5 “This religion of the Wise O. cleanses the believer
131:8.2 “How pure and tranquil is the Supreme O. and yet
131:8.2 This Great O. imparts himself to men and thereby
141:6.1 only the visible symbol of the Pure and Holy O..
143:7.6 Worship is the technique of looking to the O. for the
162:0.1 were declining to entertain the Holy O. of Israel,
196:0.2 at one and the same time “The Holy O. of Israel”
One First Cause
94:6.3 Salem traditions when he declared Tao to be the O.
One God—see also one god
91:3.3 spirits to polytheistic gods, and eventually to the O.,
95:5.1 Pharaoh of Egypt, to accept these doctrines of O..
95:5.2 he kept alive the doctrine of El Elyon, the O.,
95:5.7 led his associates in the disguised worship of the O.,
95:5.7 “The O. God,” a book of thirty-one chapters,
104:2.1 through the exclusion of all but the O. of final value.
130:2.2 were devotedly loyal to the doctrine of the O.—
131:4.6 That man is wise who worships the O. God.
131:5.2 the O.—all-wise, good, righteous, holy, glorious,
131:9.2 Great, very great, is the O. who rules man from on
One High in Authority
19:3.7 trinitized evolutionary trio—a Mighty Messenger, O.,
22:4.6 commission consisting of a Mighty Messenger, O.,
25:8.12 [Sponsored by O. High in Authority from Uversa.]
One Lord
104:1.8 concept with the monotheistic belief in the O.,
One Source of Life
45:4.9 and their leader in the worship of “The O..”
One Truth
45:4.8 to teach and lead his people in the worship of “O.”
64:6.15 these tribes and proclaimed the worship of the “O..”
79:6.10 Long adherence to the worship of the O. proclaimed
79:8.4 The belief in, and worship of, the “O.” as taught by
94:5.3 the Chinese concentrated their worship on the O.,
One Uncaused
0:3.23 have a beginning save only the O. UNCAUSED—
One Universal
94:7.3 he too failed to perceive the personality of the O..
One Universal Deity
95:7.6 it has steadfastly held to its presentation of the O.
One Universal Oversoul
94:3.4 concept of the O. as the totality of the summation of
One without Name and Number
19:3.7 Mighty Messenger, One High in Authority, and O.—
22:4.6 Mighty Messenger, One High in Authority, and O..
31:10.21 [Jointly sponsored by a Divine Counselor and O.
at-onement
112:7.5 This is the at-o. authorization, which, when issued,
oneness
1:3.5 and only on such levels is there finality of o. between
1:3.7 increasingly spiritual and ultimately to achieve o.
1:7.6 divinity becomes known by indivisibility, by o..
8:0.2 mutual interdependence, their eternal and absolute o.
10:0.2 the absolute foundations of the divine o. of the three
10:0.3 personalization in the face of the absolute o. of
10:7.1 There is perfection of purpose and o. of execution in
15:9.15 when such identity of function and o. of ministry
21:1.1 and such infinite o. of personality concept occur,
40:8.2 have been unable to attain o. with their Adjusters.
56:0.2 discovering the divine o. which overspreads all this
56:3.6 is experienced in finding God—o. with divinity—in
56:5.1 The o., the indivisibility, of Paradise Deity is absolute
56:10.11 all of which stems from pre-existent and eternal o..
101:6.6 With man, the eventual fusion and resultant o. with
101:6.15 7. Salvation from the finite, the perfected o. with
104:2.2 the o. of a deanthropomorphized solitary Deity of
105:2.7 outward reflection of the absolute o. of the duality of
106:8.21 in the conjoined concept of the o. of the Deity,
110:1.6 union, there will eventually ensue that morontia o.,
110:1.6 that o. of being which is so perfect and final that
110:7.4 An absolute o. with the divine Monitor, a complete
113:7.8 engaged in the supreme adventure of identity at-o.;
113:7.8 achieve ultimate spirit two-in-o., repercussing in a
170:5.20 teachings the divine o. of his matchless life.
196:2.2 status of the consciousness of his o. with the Father.
ones—see little ones; see loved ones
24:3.4 the Personal Aids are about the only o. you will not
41:3.6 Not all stars are solid, but many of the older o. are.
41:6.3 elements, and numerous heavier o., are underneath
41:8.1 it begins to emit protons as fast as new o. arrive.
46:5.11 larger circles overlooks the inner and smaller o.,
49:0.4 Small o. having a high rate of axial revolution are
51:4.3 they are the o. that have been exterminated on
59:2.9 all animals except certain of the more primitive o.
69:5.11 Early man (and some later-day o) tended to squander
79:2.3 descendants of Adam (and most of the later o.)
99:0.2 new social orders or with the preservation of old o..
113:2.5 your emotions and experience some additional o..
119:5.1 This occasion was different from the previous o. in
128:6.11 the more intrepid o. would peek into the shop, and
132:0.9 Stephen nor the thirty chosen o. ever realized that
135:5.7 older o. clung to the doctrine of the son of David.
145:5.7 should return with you to cater to these curious o.
146:2.11 loving ministry to the necessities of these afflicted o..
147:3.2 John to Jesus: “Master, see all of these suffering o.
147:3.6 that we spoke words of life to these afflicted o..”
148:2.3 Elman endeavored to teach the truth to these sick o.
150:4.1 I would send out the older o. two and two that
151:2.2 has been sown in the hearts of these ignorant o..
163:3.1 the needle’s eye as for these self-satisfied rich o. to
165:4.2 I will pull down my barns and build greater o.,
166:3.4 then will I say to all such selfish o.: I know not
169:1.15 the Father is mindful of such lost o. and goes out,
170:5.15 early Christians (and all too many of the later o.) lost
172:3.14 if we do not stop these ignorant o., all the world will
172:4.3 previous visits, not excepting the earlier o., he said,
174:3.2 These resurrected o. are eternally the sons of God;
177:5.3 certain o. knew that Lazarus had taken hasty flight
181:2.16 I designated you as the head of these chosen o..
185:0.4 And these Jews have not been the only o. to fail in
192:1.7 they counted the fish, and there were 153 large o..
194:4.13 and these first missionaries, as also the later o.,
oneself
54:3.1 This liberty to choose for o. is an endowment of
70:11.3 Such oaths consisted in pronouncing a curse upon o..
86:5.14 The reflection of o. in the water was looked upon as
87:5.7 of depreciating complimentary remarks regarding o.
89:4.1 to prostrate o. in worshipful adoration in the
100:1.5 for conscience is really the criticism of o. by one’s
144:3.18 1. Unselfish—not alone for o..
160:1.11 better methods of adjusting o. to the ever-changing
onetime
6:8.6 who, in person and as a person, o. incarnated and
7:7.5 Indeed, to beings of the o. human order the Son will
7:7.6 by your own Creator Son, o. Son of Man on earth,
15:3.6 belong is the center of the o. Andronover nebula.
22:3.4 since your prosecutors would be o. ascendant
22:7.6 before these faithful and determined o. mortals—
39:0.9 Manotia, is a supreme seraphim and o. functioned
40:0.10 now am I dispatched from Salvington—o. a mortal of
40:9.8 Personalities of o. association mutually respond
43:4.6 The traitorous Lucifer, o. sovereign of Satania,
44:0.18 an ascendant Adjuster-fused, o. mortal being,
45:4.10 their leader in the o. service of “The God of Gods.”
47:3.4 experiential endowment of the o. indwelling Adjuster
53:9.9 [Presented by Manovandet Melchizedek, o. attached
54:2.3 In so doing this o. Sovereign of your system set the
57:1.1 the Andronover nebula, which was o. organized as a
61:1.9 were so highly intelligent, and that o. transported
67:8.2 the exquisite loyalty of this o. semisavage springing
68:1.7 belief in the reality of the o. fictitious “golden age.”
70:3.11 choice maidens for the sex gratification of their o.
73:1.3 Nod, o. chairman of the Dalamatia commission on
74:8.2 traditions of the o. sudden emergence of the world
74:8.13 the hypothesis of a o. golden age of utopian bliss
74:8.13 in retribution for the errors of certain o. planetary
75:2.3 the descendants of his o. corporeal-staff associates.
75:3.1 brilliant descendant of the o. chief of the Dalamatia
77:5.10 are the vestiges of what was o. the Adamsonite
84:4.4 all this indicates the o. universal distrust of woman
86:5.15 the o. belief in the presence of the ghost in the blood.
89:2.3 lent substance to the dream of a o. “golden age” of
92:6.1 to the idea of monotheism, like the o. Thracians,
92:6.20 Ancestor worship o. constituted a decided advance
93:7.2 From this o. Andite center, teachers were dispatched
93:10.10 Machiventa Melchizedek, the o. sage of Salem,
94:1.2 The amalgamation of the o. thirty-three Aryan deities
95:3.3 the moral grandeur of this o. humanism of the Nile
96:7.7 the remnant of the o. Melchizedek colony in
97:1.4 but now they heard the o. spirit of Horeb exalted
101:6.6 insure for a o. mortal being the eternal birthright of
107:6.3 may contact with the o. human partner in other than
112:2.16 An ascending o. human personality passes
112:5.16 The reassembly of the constituent parts of a o.
112:5.22 pass away as o. scaffolding which, having bridged
112:5.22 will remember, and be remembered by, your o.
112:6.1 revealed apart from their o enshroudment in the flesh
112:7.9 the o. soul of earthly origin stands in worshipful
114:0.11 7. The more recent designation of the o. incarnated
114:2.1 group on Jerusem of twenty-four o. Urantians.
114:2.5 varying sized commissions of its o. inhabitants,
114:4.1 The sovereignty of Urantia is complicated by the o.
114:6.3 the successor of the o. chief of the angelic hosts of
PART IV by a secondary midwayer who was o. assigned to
121:0.1 I am the midwayer of o. attachment to the Apostle
122:4.4 Jesus himself o. publicly denied any connection
128:5.8 Jacob, the younger stone mason, o. self-appointed
129:1.5 Salome, was a relative of Annas, o. high priest at
130:7.5 the o. consciousness of the linear sequence of events.
133:5.1 in Greece, the cultural center of the o. Alexandrian
136:5.3 the Adjuster, being a o. part and essence of the
138:2.5 2. Thomas Didymus, a fisherman of Tarichea and o.
139:5.12 Philip, the o. steward of the twelve, was a mighty
139:6.9 never knew what became of their o. philosopher,
142:0.2 Annas, the o. high priest and relative of Salome,
142:4.2 Because Moses o. sought to combat idolatry and
150:3.5 to communicate with their families or their o. friends
151:6.2 having o. been bound with fetters and chains and
165:0.1 John the Baptist, a Nazarite and o. head of the
172:5.5 he recalled hearing Jesus o. quote the passage of
175:2.1 religious teachers of the Jewish nation o. rejected
186:1.7 This o. ambassador of the kingdom of heaven on
187:3.2 Mary Magdalene, and Rebecca, o. of Sepphoris.
187:5.4 Mary Magdalene, and Rebecca, o. of Sepphoris.
189:3.2 these seraphic guardians, o. assigned to the group
193:4.14 why a well-meaning and otherwise o. sincere believer
195:8.5 religion whose totalitarian bondage it o. resisted.
onlookers
139:12.7 but the o. of innumerable other worlds to know
172:1.2 her sister Mary was among the women o. as it was
172:1.5 stepped forward from the group of women o. and,
onlooking
100:7.12 o. universe appraised him as the model of sanity and
128:1.13 beings throughout the great and o. universe knew
129:4.1 To the o. celestial intelligences of the local universe,
133:1.3 exemplification of the Father’s love to an o.
136:6.9 Jesus portrayed to an o. universe the folly and sin of
136:9.3 Jesus would proclaim to an o. universe, “You shall
138:3.6 the o. Pharisees began, in their hearts, to criticize
167:6.3 their mothers little realized that the o. intelligences of
175:2.2 What a shudder of horror passes over the o. beings
186:2.6 his so-called trial before Pilate, the o. celestial hosts
only—non-exhaustive; see only, not; see only-begotten;
see once
0:2.2 of a First Cause, the one and o. uncaused reality.
0:3.23 all things must have a beginning save o. the ONE
1:1.2 a consecration of creature will constitutes man’s o.
1:3.1 “the eternal, immortal, invisible, and o. true God.”
1:7.1 O. personalities can commune with each other,
1:7.3 O. a person can love and be loved.
2:1.3 He is the o. being in the universe, aside from his
2:1.5 He is the great and o. I AM.
2:6.8 and persons can o. love and hate other persons.
3:2.2 There is o. one lawgiver.
3:3.2 The Father is the o. personality in all the universe
3:5.15 (evil) becomes sin o. when the human will
4:4.1 God is the o. stationary, self-contained being in the
5:1.11 O. do his offspring close their hearts forever to the
5:3.1 the highest sense, we worship the Father and him o..
8:3.7 the Son is the o. avenue of approach to the Father,
10:6.17 the central universe such functions exist in theory o.;
10:8.9 O. infinity can disclose the Father-Infinite.
12:5.10 O. forward-looking and progressive attitudes are
14:0.2 This is the one and o. settled, perfect, and established
14:5.10 that death is o. the beginning of an endless career of
15:2.1 O. the Universal Father knows the location and
15:14.9 as if it were the o. inhabited world in all existence.
16:7.3 O. a personality can know what it is doing before it
16:9.8 O a God-knowing individual can love another person
19:1.11 are helpful, but o. divine causes reveal final effects.
19:6.8 The universe is nonstatic; o. God is changeless.
22:7.3 There can be o. one Original and Infinite Spirit,
22:7.3 o. one infinite executive of the united will of the
27:4.2 training of the pilgrims of time can be applied o. after
27:4.3 O. by such an arrangement could endless confusion
27:5.5 O. by indirection and reflectively are the benefits
27:6.6 the philosophy of perfection is available o. to those
28:4.14 specialized work is undertaken o. in emergencies.
28:5.11 these living mirrors have o. to turn their faces
28:5.19 They are the o. seconaphim attached to the
28:6.8 True mercy comes o. as the beautiful climax to
28:6.9 time is fatally squandered o. when it is buried in
30:3.3 The o. requisites are: continuing life and sufficient
30:4.31 o. those who are Father fused are mustered into
30:4.31 O. such individuals take the finaliter oath.
31:10.11 a vast creation lacking in o. one important detail—
32:1.4 The o. physical limitation upon the developmental
32:3.1 The o. creation that is perfectly settled is Havona,
32:4.12 God has reserved for himself of power and glory o.
32:5.4 death constitutes the o. possible procedure whereby
33:3.4 In the face of insurrection o. the Son and his
33:3.4 O. a Son can retrieve the work of their joint
33:4.2 O. one such being of wisdom and majesty is brought
33:4.2 can create o. one Bright and Morning Star in each
33:5.2 He bears the distinction of being the o. personality
33:6.5 Planetary intercommunication is denied o. those
34:1.3 Of o. one thing are we certain: The Spirit presence
34:3.7 O. absolute beings are independent of time and space
34:3.8 One is free to choose and act o. within the realm of
34:6.6 “Not in word o. but also in power and in the Holy
34:6.11 The Spirit never drives, o. leads.
35:0.1 there is in Nebadon o. one, Michael, the father and
35:3.1 But the education of ascenders is o. one phase of
35:8.15 In executive ability they are excelled o. by Gabriel
35:9.9 O. a bestowal Son can re-establish interplanetary
35:10.2 These executive colleges are excelled o. by the
36:1.1 universe Sons, being the o. group of intelligent life
36:5.6 the o. one of the adjutants to function so largely in
36:6.2 an independent existence, but life springs o. from life.
36:6.2 Mind can be derived o. from pre-existent mind.
36:6.2 Spirit takes origin o. from spirit ancestors.
36:6.2 o. a creator personality or a creative force can supply
37:8.3 He is concerned o. with spirit and morontia circuits,
37:9.11 they are the o. group of intelligent beings to remain
38:2.1 o. good can result from your efforts to understand
38:9.10 But on o. three other worlds in Satania do these
39:1.10 mortals could understand o. by comparison with the
39:4.13 on this sphere of mortal infancy, is o. a single link,
39:5.4 These primitive men o. come to realize the wisdom
40:1.1 are not the o. beings privileged to enjoy sonship;
40:5.4 And since the Thought Adjusters are the o. spirits of
40:7.5 Adjuster-fused mortals are the o. class of human
40:9.1 it takes place o. at the time of mortal reawakening in
40:9.7 o. those experiences which were of spiritual value
40:9.9 o. Adjuster-fused mortals or other especially
41:3.1 Of the thirty suns nearest yours, o. three are brighter.
41:6.5 it o. remains in that orbit for about one one-millionth
41:9.1 light escapes o. with the aid of the powerful X rays
42:1.8 Deity origin can have o. a Paradise destination
42:2.5 is responsive o. to the personal grasp of the Father,
42:2.20 manifestations are distinguishable o. by name.
42:4.4 these beings have o. a negative relation to gravity—
42:4.7 Temperature—heat and cold—is secondary o. to
42:4.13 the fact that energy can be absorbed or released o. in
42:6.3 responding o. to the circular Paradise-gravity pull.
42:7.8 o. the outer ten electrons of the larger atoms
42:9.5 biologic elasticity is present in nature o. because of
42:11.4 but o. true spirit levels of reality are independent of
42:11.6 The o. possible exception to such a conclusion
42:11.7 be effected o. by a purposive and dominant mind.
42:12.15 And with mortal man, o. that mind which freely
44:1.15 If Adam and Eve had o. survived, then would you
44:1.15 o. once in a thousand mortal lives is there any great
44:4.3 there, o. the Gods are not fully comprehended.
44:4.7 Your o. hope of comprehending these transactions is
44:4.8 await you who have heard o the crude and stumbling
44:4.11 I o. wish you might be privileged to hear some of
44:6.1 would o. recall to material minds your own pitiful
45:2.1 executives have exhibited disloyalty o. three times.
45:2.3 Lanaforge bears the distinction of being the o.
45:4.16 Machiventa Melchizedek, the o. Son of this order
46:1.7 O. the broadcast-receiving stations are in operation
46:3.2 And this is the o. planetary activity which is not
46:4.8 are the o. worlds which exhibit well-nigh perfectly all
46:4.9 If I o. had words to tell you of the morontia
46:4.9 If I could o. go on to portray the sublime grandeur
46:7.5 Spornagia are the o. creatures in all the universe of
47:1.1 Although o. finaliters and certain groups of salvaged
48:0.2 is the o. possible approach whereby material mortals
48:1.2 O the seven worlds surrounding the finaliters’ sphere
48:7.7 they o. stimulate the true children of the Most Highs.
48:7.14 Mortals o. learn wisdom by experiencing tribulation.
48:7.16 give advice o. when it is asked for.
48:7.22 20. O. a poet can discern poetry in the commonplace
48:7.28 26. Knowledge is possessed o. by sharing;
48:8.3 all this divine labor and painstaking training o. that
49:4.9 The mind of man is mortal; o. the bestowed spirit is
49:5.20 these racial differences pertain o. to the life in the
49:5.32 There is fundamentally o. one way in which life can
51:1.2 The Creator Son produces o one pair of these beings
51:7.5 if Urantians could o. observe life on such a planet,
52:3.2 o. the fusion Adjusters are not yet universally
52:5.2 O. one world in near ten million can enjoy such a
52:5.10 but o. one race, one language, and one religion.
52:6.5 O. ethical consciousness can unmask immorality of
52:6.5 O. a moral conscience can condemn the evils of
52:6.5 O. moral beings will seek for that spiritual insight
52:6.6 O. emotional maturity will insure the substitution of
52:6.7 The o. technique for accelerating the natural trend
53:2.5 We are certain of o. one thing, and that is:
53:3.4 home rule if men and angels o. had the courage to
53:4.6 “government of the Sons for the Father desired o.
54:1.8 O. true and genuine liberty is compatible with the
54:6.7 beneficent harvest of wrongdoing could o. be
56:2.2 conceive and comprehend the indwelling spirit o. by
56:6.1 can be resolved o. through adequate unification
56:8.1 third, he is mortal man’s o. avenue of approach to
56:8.4 Said Jesus, “The Son does o. those things which he
56:9.6 o. the Eternal Son and the Infinite Spirit know him as
56:9.7 Spiritual personality is absolute o. on Paradise,
56:9.7 concept of the Absolute is unqualified o. in infinity.
56:9.7 Deity presence is absolute o. on Paradise,
56:10.14 O. sin is isolated and evil gravity resisting on the
58:2.1 light is not the o. solar contribution reaching your
58:2.2 would make a layer o. one tenth of an inch thick;
60:1.9 suddenly and with o. the hint of two prereptilian
61:2.6 venerable frog, the o. remaining group representative
62:3.11 they were concerned o. with obtaining food and,
62:6.3 At first o. the spirit of intuition could function in
63:2.5 spark for kindling a fire but o. met with failure.
63:4.7 O. two things came to occupy the minds of these
64:1.3 human evolution has made progress o. in the open
64:7.19 And this represents the o. contact of the red man
65:2.7 The frog is the o. species ancestor of the early dawn
65:2.11 O. fourteen phyla have appeared on Urantia, fishes
65:4.11 Your world is the o. planet in Satania where the
66:5.14 staff presented revelation o. as the climax of their
66:6.7 missionaries o. bring about confusion and breakdown
66:7.17 the o. time reckoning known to the early peoples.
66:8.1 career of Caligastia, we find o. one outstanding
67:6.9 O. recently was this actual ruling discovered lodged
67:7.4 survival o. when it is the attitude of the whole being
67:7.5 Eternal survival can be jeopardized o. by decisions
68:0.2 These cultural achievements are preserved o. by the
68:1.5 it is o. because of the enhancement of survival value
68:1.7 The o. basis for the legend of the golden age is the
68:2.5 Primitive man o. thought when he was hungry;
68:5.8 whereas the man need o. go to his herds to provide
69:5.12 Poverty became so abhorred that o. the rich were
69:5.14 it is o. fair to record that many an ancient rich man
69:7.4 At first dogs o. howled, but later on they learned to
69:8.3 o. the king being saved to gratify the conqueror’s
69:8.4 and taking as slaves o. the women and children.
69:9.4 The ancients believed that o. the rich survived death
69:9.14 In early days o. the crops were private, but
69:9.14 Individuals were first given o. a life tenureship;
70:0.2 peace is secured o. by some sort of social system.
70:1.14 O. in recent times has religion begun to frown upon
70:1.22 o. slowly does the social attitude of amity displace
70:5.6 At first the war chiefs were chosen o. for military
70:6.1 Effective state rule o. came with the arrival of a chief
70:6.1 effective government could be had o. by conferring
70:8.1 The o. worlds without social strata are the most
70:8.18 But these measures can bear their true fruits o. in the
70:9.1 Nature confers no rights on man, o. life and a world
70:9.15 rights were o. privileges or favors granted by state or
70:11.2 originally these laws applied o. to fellow tribesmen,
70:12.5 o. those who are endowed with natural ability and
71:2.7 Education of public opinion is the o. safe method of
71:2.7 force is o a temporary expedient, and cultural growth
71:2.12 Liberty can be enjoyed o. when the will and whims
71:2.19 electing to public offices o. those individuals who are
71:2.19 O. by such provisions can government of the people,
71:4.1 o. those institutions which move forward with the
71:4.16 In such a situation o. one course is practical:
71:4.17 O. love, brotherhood, can prevent the strong from
71:8.1 The o. sacred feature of any human government is
72:3.5 Purely religious instruction is given publicly o. in
72:3.8 Permission to marry is o. granted after one year’s
72:4.1 There are no classrooms, o. one study is pursued
72:4.1 Books are used o. to secure information that will
72:4.2 The feeble-minded are trained o. in agriculture and
72:5.4 The industrial courts are o. thirty years old but are
72:7.1 The federal government is paternalistic o. in the
72:7.2 health problems are matters of personal concern o..
72:9.6 groups who elect o. their best members to positions
72:10.3 For one reason, there are o. about ten per cent as
73:4.1 that Eden was to be a garden, and o. a garden.
73:5.2 though the Garden was o. one-fourth finished,
73:6.7 o. the stone wall stood until the Garden was
74:4.4 that o. the Father and those whom he designates
74:6.5 o the radiating glow from their heads was discernible
75:2.3 The evil one concluded that the o. hope for success
75:8.7 if the First Great Source and Center were o. a force
76:0.1 The o. way open was to the east, and so they
76:5.3 ponder the o. personal message they ever received
78:7.4 The o. time the surface of the earth was completely
78:7.5 o. Noah and his immediate family were saved in
78:8.7 O when these priests made conquests of neighboring
79:2.1 India is the o. locality where all the Urantia races
79:2.7 A polyglot culture can be preserved o. if the superior
80:3.4 o. practicing polygamy when war produced a
80:5.7 but they have survived o. as absorbed by the later
80:7.2 This was the o. island settled so early by such a
81:2.10 In the premachine age the o. way in which man
81:3.5 to work and, at first, was used o. as an ornament.
81:5.3 admitting to its ranks o. the nobility of those toilers
81:6.6 but a cultural civilization is o. derived from those
81:6.13 can be secured o. through experience and by men
81:6.15 O. recently has Urantia reached that point where
81:6.21 In the early days the o. energy applied to land
81:6.22 A mechanical age can prove disastrous o. to a nation
81:6.31 Machinery is not the o. cause for unemployment
81:6.40 O. moral and spiritual adjustments can be made
81:6.43 o. by adherence to these essentials can man hope to
82:4.4 At first o. the woman was punished for adultery;
83:2.1 a group affair; then a family matter; o. recently has
83:2.2 o. sex inferiority as inculcated by the mores.
83:4.3 a betrothal and consisted o. in public notification of
83:4.3 the o. ceremony was the formal exchange of presents
83:5.1 Later on, a woman had o. one husband at a time.
83:5.3 Even then, the woman would marry o. one,
83:5.12 Under these mores a man might have o. one wife,
83:5.13 (Such overburdened wives o. managed to exist by
83:7.7 o. leads directly back to those crude societal stages
84:0.2 —o. families are continuing agencies in social
84:2.1 that being the o. part of inheritance which was at all
84:2.2 The mother-family was the o. possible transition
84:5.1 this handicap of enforced maternity can o. be
84:5.14 O. socially will men and women compete on equal
84:7.2 Man was o forced into home building by the pressure
84:7.10 But primitive mothers o. nourished and cared for
84:8.1 Marriage is the o. institution of human society which
84:8.2 marriage is often viewed o. as a means of pleasure.
84:8.5 could obtain salt o. by dipping his food in ashes.)
84:8.6 acquirement and civilization’s o. hope of survival.
86:6.3 This was man’s o. religion up to the times of
86:7.4 O. comprehension of facts and wise manipulation
86:7.4 action, is the o. antidote for so-called accidental ills.
87:4.6 o. by postulating two kinds of spirits, one good and
87:5.5 to be the o. fetish which could render it powerless.
87:6.12 O. in recent times has bathing become a sanitary
87:7.9 If the new cult could o. be dynamic instead of static
87:7.10 stereotyped ceremonials which can o. handicap and
88:4.5 O. with the arrival of the scientific method has man
89:0.2 o. advanced civilization recognizes a consistently
89:1.1 societal regulation and for a long time the o. one;
89:3.6 This cult tolerated marriage o. as an evil lesser than
89:4.5 spirits; o. later did the idea of atonement develop.
89:5.6 Certain groups of man-eaters would consume o.
89:5.11 to the point where o. certain parts or organs of the
89:5.15 human flesh was food o. for the gods; man could eat
89:5.15 man could eat o. a ceremonial bit, a sacrament.
89:6.3 Hebrew narrative of Jephthah and his o. daughter.
89:6.3 but it turned out that his daughter and o. child came
89:10.1 man o. attained consciousness of favor with God
89:10.6 The forgiveness does not have to be sought, o.
90:0.2 O. the exceptional among humans could catch the
90:0.2 o. the extraordinary man or woman would be heard
90:1.5 early perished; o. the shrewd actors survived.
90:2.4 must die; now, he is o. it in some childish game.
90:4.9 O. facts and truth court the light of comprehension
90:5.1 It is o. when the ritual has been correctly carried
90:5.1 If the ritual is faulty, it o. arouses the anger and
91:1.2 agencies, the chief of which is prayer, are allied o.
91:1.4 Prayer is o. monologuous in the most primitive type
91:6.6 spiritualization of society if those who pray will o.
91:8.8 Many have abandoned regular praying; they o. pray
91:8.8 but o. a spiritual child would undertake to persuade,
91:8.13 Pray o. for values, not things; for growth, not for
92:2.4 it is o. foolish to attempt the too sudden acceleration
92:2.4 A race or nation can o. assimilate from any advanced
92:2.5 Races of men o. superficially accept a strange and
92:3.5 O. two influences can modify and uplift the dogmas
92:3.8 Human religion can be justified o. in the light of
92:4.4 revelation but o. five of epochal significance.
92:6.16 peoples that has been equaled o. by Christianity.
92:6.17 The Hebrews were the o. western people to follow
92:7.2 O. with revealed religion did autocratic theologic
93:0.1 O. the Life Carriers share to any degree this range of
93:2.1 of El Elyon, the Most High, the one and o. God.”
93:2.7 And this is the o. Adjuster who ever functioned in
93:4.2 the Most High God, the o. Father and Creator of all
93:4.8 You shall not doubt that faith is the o. requirement
93:6.1 Abraham’s determination was o. weakened by the
93:6.4 man o. agrees to believe God’s promises and follow
93:6.4 believed that salvation could be secured o. by works
93:8.1 to insure that the truth of the one and o. God
94:0.1 trust in the one universal God as the o. price of
94:2.5 salvation come o. by man’s own unaided efforts.
94:3.2 comprehended o. by the successive negation of all
94:8.16 his philosophy o. provided for a sort of functional
95:5.13 O. kings and the rich were promised a resurrection;
95:6.5 Zoroastrianism is the o. Urantian creed that
95:7.5 There was o. one factor of a tribal, racial, or national
95:7.6 its presentation of Allah as the one and o. Deity;
96:4.3 of the desert as the one and o. god of his followers.
96:5.6 the chosen people of God o. on condition that they
97:0.1 of Deity comprehensible o. to philosophers.
98:5.5 At first Mithraism was a religion o. for men,
99:1.4 upheavals can result in lasting brotherhood o. by
99:1.5 but true religion is the o. power which can lastingly
99:2.1 O. the real religion of personal spiritual experience
99:2.5 Its o. proper attitude consists in the teaching of
99:2.6 o. because it has permitted itself to become so
99:3.9 can be kept free from unholy secular alliances o. by:
99:4.8 psychology, has weakened o. those religions which
99:5.8 That faith is concerned o. with the grasp of ideal
99:5.9 expressed o. by “feelings that lie too deep for words.
99:5.10 Jesus o. ordained that they should gather together to
100:1.4 Children are permanently impressed o by the loyalties
100:2.6 The o. realities worth striving for are divine, spiritual
100:4.1 New meanings o. emerge amid conflict; and conflict
100:4.1 conflict persists o. in the face of refusal to espouse
100:4.5 O. in the second sketch you are favored with a
100:4.5 If you could o. fathom the motives of your
100:4.5 If you could o. know your fellows, you would
100:4.6 Love is o. born of thoroughgoing understanding of
100:4.6 o. genuine and unselfish love is truly contagious.
100:4.6 If each mortal could o. become a focus of dynamic
100:7.14 His courage was equaled o. by his patience.
100:7.14 he would o. reply, “My hour has not yet come.”
101:1.1 feelings of ecstasy which can be enjoyed o. by the
101:1.3 divine nature may be perceived o. with the eyes of
101:2.1 And this is the o. sense in which religion can ever be
101:2.8 but revelation is validated o. by human experience.
101:2.9 The contemplation of nature can o. reveal a God of
101:2.9 Nature exhibits o. matter, motion, and animation—
101:2.16 Your o. assurance of a personal God consists in your
101:2.17 O. theology, the province of faith and the technique
101:5.2 deals with facts; religion is concerned o. with values.
101:5.13 Evolutionary religion provides o. the assurance of
101:6.4 Animals have knowledge, but o. man possesses
101:7.1 An idea is o. a theoretical plan for action, while a
101:8.1 A state of mind attains to faith levels o. when it
101:8.2 but faith can rise up o. in the heart of the individual
101:9.4 The search for beauty is a part of religion o. in so far
101:9.4 Art is o. religious when it becomes diffused with
101:10.4 It is o. through the morontial avenue leading to
101:10.4 O. in the spiritual sense is man a child of God.
101:10.4 this is true because it is o. in the spiritual sense that
101:10.6 Such faith affords the o. escape from the mechanical
101:10.6 faith is the o. discovered solution to the impasse in
101:10.6 Faith is the o. passport to completion of reality and
102:0.1 Nameless despair is man’s o. reward for living and
102:1.6 be adequately satisfied o. by communion with God,
102:2.3 who have imbibed o. the wisdom of the world.
102:2.4 never be absolute certainty, o. increasing probability
102:2.5 o. in the harmony of the triunity of functional
102:2.5 and o. in unity is there the personality satisfaction
102:2.7 reduced o. to an idea, it is no longer religion;
102:3.15 Science is o. satisfied with first causes, religion with
102:4.4 the spiritual approach is the o. one possible to man.
102:5.3 but o. religion can conserve, exalt, and spiritualize
102:6.5 the individual becomes God-knowing o. by faith,
102:6.5 To every such doubter the believer o. replies,
102:6.6 the fact of God can be bridged o. by living faith.
102:7.1 sonship is the o. experience that makes fatherhood
102:7.2 God is the one and o. self-caused fact in the universe
102:7.3 effects without causes; o. the I AM is causeless.
102:7.4 In such a mortal experience o. social fruits are
102:7.8 O. an unqualified reality, an absolute, could dare to
103:4.2 while our ability to live up to them is enhanced o. by
103:4.3 Deliverance from such a predicament can o. come
103:5.4 O. a fairly well unified personality can arbitrate the
103:5.5 Human happiness is achieved o. when the ego desire
103:5.11 Even educational pressure is o. negatively helpful
103:6.8 Revelation is the o. technique which can compensate
103:6.12 revelation is the o. technique for atoning for this
103:6.13 Revelation is evolutionary man’s o. hope of bridging
103:7.1 Faith can be surely instructed o. by revelation,
103:7.1 can be elevated o. by personal mortal experience
103:7.7 Science and religion can o. be self-critical of their
103:7.8 metaphysics, that being the o. human substitute
103:7.12 O. through a long experience in mota can these
103:7.14 o. to the one who thus experiences the indwelling of
103:8.1 o. the personal religious experience of a spirit-led
103:8.6 O. a philosophy which recognizes the reality of
103:9.5 takes salvation for granted and concerns itself o.
103:9.6 the last analysis, can be validated o. by living faith.
104:1.13 O. in its philosophic implications and cosmological
104:3.15 O. as the Trinity—as undivided Deity—do they
104:3.16 there are several existential triunities but o. one
105:3.4 o. the presence of the Unqualified Absolute is
105:5.4 O. the infinity of the Father’s will could ever have so
105:7.2 It is hardly absolute—o. the Paradise Isle is truly
106:2.7 o. the personality realities of the Father, Son, and
106:5.3 O. as a collective are they trinity; that is trinity.
106:5.4 O. the deified can become trinity; other associations
106:7.8 we will all look back upon its entire history as o. the
106:8.22 and one which o. eternity could possibly clarify.
106:9.2 o. the Seven Absolutes of Infinity really transcend
106:9.8 O. an Absolute can be existential and experiential.
107:3.3 Beings of high spiritual orders receive o. three divine
107:4.4 Nonpersonalized Adjusters are visible o. to
108:3.2 the Adjuster’s complete number is known o. on
108:6.5 re-creating you as you really are (o. spiritually) for
109:3.7 Monitors could o. indwell the mind on the petition of
109:5.3 safety lies o. in the prompt recognition of each
110:1.6 if you o. prove faithful to the trust reposed in you by
110:3.1 o. occasionally do you catch an echo, a faint and
110:3.5 O. conscious resistance to the Adjuster’s leading can
110:5.3 the Adjuster attempts to achieve o. that which the
110:7.4 can o. be achieved in eternity subsequent to the
111:0.1 and may be really known o. through cosmic insight
111:1.7 Evolutionary mind is o. fully stable and dependable
111:1.9 O. by selfishness, slothfulness, and sinfulness can
111:4.2 Meanings and values are o. perceived in the inner
111:4.3 It is o. the inner life that is truly creative.
111:4.5 O. in the higher levels of the superconscious mind
111:4.5 thus functions o. in the inner life of the individual.
111:4.10 ideals are born o. in the creative realms of the inner
111:4.12 The past is unchangeable; o. the future can be
111:6.4 But mind can control energy o. through its own
111:6.8 O. religious confidence—living faith—can sustain man
111:7.2 The divine indweller can o. patiently forbear while
111:7.2 you could, if you o. would—as you work and worry,
111:7.2 if you would o. allow the Adjuster constantly to
112:5.4 Human beings possess identity o. in the material
112:5.20 can o. be effected through the medium of mind.
112:5.22 Adjuster will recall and rehearse for you o. those
113:2.5 if you could o. visualize the seraphim, develop a
113:2.5 The o. emotion actuating you which is somewhat
114:3.1 withheld from you o. because mortal man is prone to
114:7.15 o. a meager idea of an ideal planetary government.
114:7.15 o. one or two worlds may be said to be worse,
115:3.4 It is o. man’s distance from infinity that causes this
115:3.11 In eternity all is—o. has all not yet been revealed in
115:7.1 freed from all existential limitations o. by having
116:0.5 latent, existing o. as an unknown mind potential.
116:7.1 But if you o. knew something about the physique
116:7.6 divinity tension in the living cosmos which can o. be
116:7.6 cosmic tension which can o. find resolution in the
117:6.10 The Father’s love can become real to mortal man o.
117:6.11 there are o. three avenues of creature approach to
117:6.20 O. existential reality is self-contained and self-
118:1.10 O. on the finite level and to time-bound creatures
118:3.1 O. by ubiquity could Deity unify time-space
118:3.1 Of all the animal world o. man possesses this time-
118:3.1 motion exhibits value o. to a creature of personality
118:3.7 but spirit patterns o. exist in relation to space;
118:6.4 o. the Father-I AM possesses finality of volition;
118:6.4 in the absolute sense, o. the Father, the Son, and
118:6.7 o. eternity can disclose whether this choice is also
118:7.3 Error can exist o. in time and within the evolving
118:7.5 O. as a creature becomes God-identified, does he
118:9.3 O. when ascending man, in liaison with the fused
118:10.13 As long as men measure o. by the yardstick of the
119:1.2 the Union of Days shared his secret o. with the
119:1.5 and witnessed by o. three of our brotherhood,
119:1.6 O. on this sacred world of the divine Sons are the
119:2.5 if he would o. apologize to Immanuel for his
119:3.8 O. through deception and sophistry have the Adams
119:6.5 I am o. doing the pleasure of the Paradise Sons
119:7.6 The o. supernatural event associated with the birth of
120:1.4 Your concern has o. to do with your personal life
120:4.2 The o progressive factor in such a nonunderstandable
121:6.5 In o. one matter did Paul fail to keep pace with
121:6.5 doctrine of forgiveness o. by the shedding of blood
121:8.12 O. when such sources failed, have I resorted to
121:8.13 The revelatory permission has been utilized o.
122:3.4 the o. event of supernatural occurrence connected
123:0.2 O. an affectionate mother can know the burden
123:3.1 were o. two complete copies of the Scriptures in
123:4.5 The o. real accident Jesus had up to this time was a
123:4.7 o. midway creatures can intervene in material
124:3.8 The o. time Jesus ever saw his father angry with
126:2.2 the o. home he was to know while on this world.
127:5.6 Rebecca lived for o. one purpose—to await the hour
129:3.4 O. Zebedee the boatbuilder of Bethsaida knew the
130:1.2 The escape from the service of light and life can o.
130:1.5 Evil is o. the misadaptation of immaturity or the
130:4.3 O. in the perfection, harmony, and unanimity of
130:4.3 a state of divinity is attained and maintained o. by
130:4.9 O. in degree does man possess mind above the level
130:4.9 The animal mind is o. conscious of the objective
130:5.3 and sundown follows sunrise o. with the passing
130:7.4 The motion of time is o. revealed in relation to
130:7.4 the o. physically related reality which can transcend
130:7.6 Space is not empty, and the o. thing man knows
131:1.3 has many manifestations, we worship o. God himself.
131:1.6 those who ignore their brothers in the flesh, have o.
131:3.6 but safety is found o. when the soul craves reproof
131:4.2 he is alone and by himself; he is the o. one.
131:4.8 truth nor a ruler; it was o. designed for our lusts.
131:10.4 If more human beings could o. know about the
132:2.10 A shadow is o. relatively real.
132:2.10 Evil becomes a reality of personal experience o.
132:3.2 Truth cannot be defined with words, o. by living.
132:4.8 Woe upon any nation when o. those who possess
132:5.2 I am offering advice o. to you and for your
132:5.14 as given o. to you and for your personal guidance.
132:5.14 I speak o for myself and to you as an inquiring friend
132:5.23 Take for yourself of any trust o. that which all honest
133:0.3 There are o. two groups of mortals in the eyes of
133:2.2 If you can o. love your children as God loves you,
133:4.9 “Worship o. God, who is your true spirit ancestor.
133:5.8 This universe-knowing state of mind can be had o.
134:4.3 O. when one religion assumes that it is in some way
134:4.10 O. when God the Father becomes supreme will
134:5.2 There are o. two levels of relative sovereignty on an
134:5.7 when o. oceans separate nations, then will the stage
134:5.11 When there are o. a few really sovereign (great)
134:5.13 The forty-eight states suffer the ravages of war o.
134:9.5 o. the watchman must keep vigil while the city
135:0.1 believed her narrative o. after he had an unusual
135:1.2 since Nazarites of lifelong consecration were the o.
135:1.4 his parents expected great things of this their o. son,
135:5.6 And that was the o. possible meaning the term
136:1.5 the kingdom of heaven could mean o. one thing to
136:1.6 It was revealed o. in Jesus; the world knew nothing
136:2.3 O. the eyes of Jesus beheld the Personalized
136:2.4 This heavenly vision was seen o. by Jesus.
136:5.5 except in such matters as concerned time o..
136:5.5 this potential Sovereign of a universe could o. be
136:6.8 Jesus came not to minister to temporal needs o.;
136:8.2 wonders would call forth o. outward allegiance by
136:9.3 “You shall worship the Lord your God and him o.
136:9.6 Jesus had o. one objective, the further revelation of
137:1.6 at all times concern yourselves o. with doing the
137:4.9 that I have come o. to do the will of my Father?
137:4.16 they believed in him o. because of the unusual
137:6.5 it will be o. through much tribulation that many
137:8.11 Jew nor gentile, o. those who seek perfection
138:0.1 O. Ruth, the youngest, remained unswervingly
138:2.9 6. Judas Iscariot was an o. son of wealthy Jewish
138:8.4 Said Jesus: “O. those who heard the voice may refer
138:8.4 Speak o. that which you have heard from me;
138:8.8 taught his apostles that faith was the o. requisite to
139:0.1 ambition for personal exaltation, o. one deserted him.
139:2.3 The o. reason Peter did not get into more trouble
139:4.8 But John was not the o. one of the twelve who was
139:5.9 so the o. thing he could think to do was to consult
139:6.5 the Father’s will that his children should partake o.
139:7.4 Matthew would never cease to recount that faith o.
139:9.8 Jesus does not look down upon littleness, o. upon
139:9.9 But o. a divine institution—the kingdom of heaven—
140:4.7 Religion is valid o. when it reveals the fatherhood of
140:5.8 O. those who feel poor in spirit will ever hunger for
140:5.8 O. the humble seek for divine strength and crave
140:6.5 You can o. judge men by their acts, but my Father
140:8.10 have been applicable o. to that day and generation.
140:8.11 Jesus was interested o. in the individual, not the
140:8.19 teachings can o. be understood when that life is
140:8.20 feelings and actuated o. by spiritual impulses.
140:8.20 Jesus o. advised man to humble himself that he
140:8.30 did not teach his apostles that religion is man’s o.
140:10.1 They knew o. a religion that imposed the doing of
140:10.1 was to be had o. by believing, by simple faith.
141:6.1 great pains to explain that fire was o. the visible
141:6.2 labor o. to put something into these hungry souls?
141:6.4 spirit to those who have been born o. of the flesh;
141:6.4 It is not your kingdom; you are o. ambassadors.
141:7.4 that their o. business was to reveal God to the
141:7.5 The o. reward which he held out for his children was
141:7.11 come to do his Father’s will and o. his Father’s will.
142:6.7 your o. purpose in living would be to do the will of
142:7.2 Son of Man was the o. person who had ever lived
142:7.12 Death o. ends one generation to mark the beginning
142:7.17 Must I ever address you o. as children?
143:1.2 saying that such teachings are fit for o. weaklings
143:3.5 O. the twins were normal and unperturbed.
143:5.1 friendly; o. our brethren, the Jews, seek to harm us
143:5.2 but if you could o. understand, you would ask me for
144:3.16 He never taught a formal personal prayer, o. group,
144:4.6 O. in the great crises of his earth life did Jesus ever
144:6.3 “I am concerned o. with your personal and purely
145:0.3 Ruth was the o. member of Jesus’ family who
145:2.7 O. the soul that sins shall die.
146:2.11 O. the spirit that dwells within you may move you to
146:2.12 Many resort to prayer o. when in trouble.
146:4.3 “Lord, if o. you would, you could make me clean.
146:7.2 O. after the passing of a dispensational age would it
148:1.4 O. seven of the large number healed at the sundown
148:6.4 perhaps the Lord is o. chastising you for your own
148:6.5 with man that the Almighty destroys o. the wicked.’
149:2.1 the o. commentary being the inspired interpretation
149:2.7 Jesus of Nazareth is the o. founder of a religion who
149:2.11 He engaged in the destruction of that which was o.
149:2.13 O. those who had not met him feared him, and he
149:2.13 he was hated o. by those who regarded him as the
149:3.3 The o. uniform thing about men is the indwelling
149:3.3 O. through, and by appeal to, this spirit can mankind
149:6.2 In the beginning it was o. through fear that man
149:6.3 When man recognizes o. the works of God, he is
150:3.7 The o. means of communion with the spiritual world
150:4.3 such division can produce o. sorrow and sadness.
150:9.4 the kingdom would come o. through much sorrow
151:1.4 those who listen o. to ensnare us may be the more
151:2.3 To this invitation o. Nathaniel responded.
151:2.5 spiritual analogies in all its features can o. result in
152:0.1 “Master, my little daughter, an o. child, lies in my
152:0.3 With the faith Veronica had, it was o. necessary to
152:1.1 to the grief-stricken father: “Fear not; o. believe.”
152:1.1 “Your daughter is not dead; she is o. asleep.”
152:2.10 And this is the first and o. nature miracle which Jesus
152:6.3 it is o. by making your appeal to the spirit which
153:0.3 The o. word of cheerful greeting or well-wishing
153:2.6 not to fill your souls with the word of life, but o.
153:2.11 the Son does o. that which the Father teaches him,
153:3.1 who sought o. to embarrass and entrap him.
153:3.5 Man is o. defiled by that evil which may originate
154:0.2 he was o. concerned with the establishment of the
154:6.1 Of all his family in the flesh, o. one, Ruth, believed
154:6.1 that o. dishonor and disgrace could come upon the
154:6.3 a new religion that could bring o. trouble to himself
155:1.4 o. hope of salvation is to become truth-co-ordinated
155:3.6 that, if their religious longings were o. material,
155:5.8 for those religions of authority which require o.
155:5.9 assurances, o. a passive and purely intellectual assent
155:6.8 brotherhood can be achieved o. by and through
155:6.8 The hope of human brotherhood can o. be realized
155:6.9 The religions of authority can o. divide men and
155:6.9 The religion of the spirit requires o. unity of
155:6.9 The religion of the spirit requires o. uniformity of
155:6.9 of intellectual views, o. unity of spirit feeling.
155:6.11 Never forget there is o. one adventure which is
155:6.12 You must cease to seek for the word of God o. on
156:2.1 “This world is o. a bridge; you may pass over it, but
156:5.2 his first and o. parable having to do with his own
156:5.9 Your spiritual destiny is conditioned o. by your
156:5.11 mean life if you learn to love o. those who love you.
156:5.19 adulation seek o. that which honestly belongs to you.
157:2.2 Be o. concerned with the spirit of living truth and
157:6.2 wisdom which can o. be comprehended by living it
158:0.2 Accordingly, o. Peter, James, and John shared
158:3.4 o. did the unseen presence of the Father bear witness
158:5.1 “Master, I have a son, an o. child, who is possessed
158:5.2 of love, o. the sincerity and reach of your faith.
158:7.6 Jesus asked o. that they bravely follow.
158:7.7 They o. vaguely comprehended what Jesus said
159:1.5 ‘O. have patience with me, and I will presently be
159:3.2 spiritual victories can be won o. by spiritual power.
159:3.3 Make not the mistake of o. condemning the
159:3.8 The believer has o. one battle, and that is against
159:4.1 I observe that you teach us o. a portion of the
159:4.8 crave infallibility, but o. the Creators possess it.
159:4.9 wisdom which o. the wise minds of the nation dare
159:4.9 The light of the Scriptures is o. dimmed by prejudice
160:1.2 Strong character, commanding personality, is o.
160:1.5 but o. man can attain the art of living, albeit
160:1.5 the majority of mankind o. experience the animal
160:1.5 Animals know o. this blind and instinctive urge;
160:1.7 O. a brave person is willing honestly to admit, and
160:1.8 O. honest and brave individuals are able to follow
160:1.13 prejudice can be removed o. by sincere devotion
160:1.13 Prejudice can be eliminated o. by abandonment of
160:1.14 personality can be experienced o. by those who have
160:2.7 Fear, envy, and conceit can be prevented o. by
160:2.9 unfailingly become discouraged when they view o.
160:2.9 O. a glimpse of the circle of eternity can inspire
160:4.10 o. those who have access to these channels may
160:4.14 wisdom comes o. from the experiences of adjustment
160:4.14 O. those who face facts and adjust them to ideals can
160:4.14 Those timid souls who can o. keep up the struggle of
160:5.3 what you call a religion is o. a traditional belief or
160:5.5 The o. ideals susceptible of human attainment are
160:5.9 you have o. deluded yourself by putting an idea in
161:1.4 proved o. the reality of God, not his personality.
161:2.2 which we can understand o. by believing that he is
161:2.3 o. a divine being could possibly be such a human
161:2.4 We do not think that one who is o. human ever
161:3.1 entirely optional with Jesus whether to depend o.
161:3.1 avail himself of o. that information which was
161:3.1 knowledge and wisdom as could be afforded o. by
161:3.2 We can understand his unique performances o. by
162:1.8 O. the twelve apostles had known Jesus intended to
162:2.6 you come o. to do the bidding of your masters,
162:2.7 If you could o. realize that I am to be with you
162:2.7 realize that I am to be with you o. a little while!
162:5.2 You judge o. by the appearances of the flesh; you
162:5.4 I have done nothing of myself but o. as the Father
162:7.3 they have learned o. from their temporal fathers.
162:7.3 The children of evil follow o. in the ways of their
162:7.4 I seek not my own glory, o. the glory of my Father
162:8.3 O. one thing is really worth while, and since Mary
163:1.3 Salute no man by the way, attend o. to your work.
163:3.3 Jesus said: “No, Peter, o. those who would become
163:6.3 that o. you really know who I am, and that o. I
164:3.15 cease to regard miracles as the o. method of curing
164:4.11 that God would do such a thing o. at the request of
164:5.2 The teacher of truth attracts o. those who hunger
165:2.8 The thief breaks into the fold o. to steal, and to kill,
165:5.3 If you are o. believing disciples, you must earn
165:5.4 “You are o. a small group, but if you have faith, if
165:6.3 Division can o. be the result where two members
166:1.2 he washed his hands o. for purposes of cleanliness
166:2.5 O. one, this alien, has returned to give glory to God.
166:3.2 “You have been taught that o. the children of
166:3.2 that o. the gentiles of adoption can hope for salvation
167:1.3 O. his enemies took notice of the fact that he did not
167:3.1 “Woman, if you would o. believe, you could be
167:5.4 the Master countenanced o. those teachings which
167:7.2 The angelic hosts have o. a spiritual kinship with
168:0.6 “O. have faith, Martha, and your brother shall rise
168:0.10 “If you had o. been here, my brother would not have
168:1.7 know o. what we are herewith placing on record.
168:1.12 if you would o. believe, you should see the glory
168:4.6 prayers that they can be answered o. in eternity;
168:4.6 that the answer can be received o. on Paradise.
168:4.7 prayers can be received o. after that same praying
168:4.7 can be answered o. when such an individual has
168:4.9 Material beings can pray effectively o. when they
169:1.2 The fact that souls are lost o. increases the interest
169:4.2 that o. the Son really knows the Father, and he to
169:4.4 Jesus well knew that God can be known o. by the
169:4.5 referred to Deity by o. two names: God and Father.
169:4.9 As the divine Son he claimed to represent o. the
169:4.11 In fact, he taught o. two things: that God in himself
169:4.13 God who is spirit can be known o. as a spiritual
169:4.13 divine Son of the spiritual realms, o. as a Father.
170:5.18 can be experienced o. between Jesus and his spiritual
170:5.21 this church is o. the larval stage of the thwarted
171:7.2 Goodness is universally attractive o. when it is
171:7.2 Goodness is effective o. when it is attractive.
172:3.10 “O Jerusalem, if you had o. known, even you,
172:4.1 this was the o. human procedure which could have
173:2.3 At this time o. the Sanhedrin could ordain an elder
173:5.4 this, he said, “O. one sign shall be given you.”
174:2.2 and that you serve o. God, for you fear no man,
174:3.4 Jesus appealed o. to Moses in his encounter with
174:3.4 the validity of o. the five so-called Books of Moses
174:5.13 O. a little while will I be with you; only a little time
174:5.13 o. a little time will the living light be among this
175:1.3 if they would o. turn to him and accept his mercy.
176:2.4 o. the eye of the spirit will behold the Son of Man
176:2.5 the reappearing of the Son of Man are known o. in
176:3.7 O. those faithful servants who thus grow in the
176:3.8 If endowments are used o. in selfish pursuits and no
176:4.3 would be discerned o. by the eye of spiritual faith.
176:4.5 O. one thing we are certain of, that is, when he
176:4.5 if every eye is to behold him, and if o. spiritual eyes
176:4.6 We are sure of o. one thing: Jesus has promised to
177:4.9 a selfish deserter whose o. thought was his own
177:5.2 Those who know the gospel o. in the mind,
178:1.2 may be promulgated o. by the power of the spirit.
178:1.3 shall worship o. God while you seek to enlighten
178:1.9 you who believe this gospel can expect o. trouble,
178:1.16 to go forth preaching o. the good news.
178:2.3 O. doubt not in your own heart that the will of God
179:3.5 “Then, Master, wash not my feet o. but also my
179:3.6 “He who is already clean needs o. to have his feet
179:4.8 the most kindly spirit, as a rule, o. intensifies hatred
179:5.4 In the establishment of the o. ceremony associated
180:0.3 My friends, I am to be with you o. a little longer.
180:1.3 If you will o. love one another as I am loving you,
180:1.4 joy if you will o. obey my command to love one
180:2.1 the Father requires of me o. that you shall bear
180:2.1 The vine is pruned o. to increase the fruitfulness of
180:2.5 there could be o. one divine answer: more bearing
180:2.5 there can be o. one answer to all its petitions:
180:2.5 In fact, the branch exists o. for, and can do nothing
180:2.5 So does the true believer exist o. for the purpose of
180:2.6 a wise husbandman cuts away o. the dead branches.
180:3.2 can o. condemn you if it is knowingly rejected.
180:4.1 Today I can be with you o. in person.
180:5.2 Truth exists o. on high spiritual levels of the
180:5.2 imprisoned truth, even at best, can eventuate o. in
180:5.2 Static truth is dead truth, and o. dead truth can be
180:5.2 Living truth is dynamic and can enjoy o. an
180:5.3 Truth is a spiritual reality value experienced o. by
180:5.8 this rule of universal relationship is revealed o. in
180:5.8 their ideals of spirit reality are satisfied o. when
180:5.11 They can o. be comprehended by living them,
180:5.12 the new religion teaches o. self-forgetfulness,
180:6.8 I did so because you were o. children in the spirit;
181:1.4 but o. a few of you have chosen fully to receive me.
181:1.5 before I go to the Father, even though it be for o.
181:1.7 materialists and fatalists can hope to enjoy o. two
181:2.10 the homage and worship which belong o. to God.
181:2.17 Henceforth I shall exercise o. spiritual authority
182:1.3 my creatures should know you as the o. true God
182:1.3 there remains o. for me to lay down my life in the
182:1.5 o. that you keep them from the evil in the world.
182:1.9 of himself, it was o. disclosed, “I AM that I AM.”
182:2.9 O. David Zebedee and John Mark understood that
183:2.2 in the company of eleven men, o. two of whom were
183:2.2 o. Simon Peter and Simon Zelotes were girded with
183:4.2 o. David remained on hand with three or four
184:0.2 O. those members were assembled who opposed
184:2.4 with o. one thought uppermost in his mind—Peter
184:5.7 The o. point the court could have consistently judged
185:1.5 The Jews held that o. the Sanhedrin could disburse
185:6.2 the Roman law provided that o. those condemned
185:7.4 “I am certain this man is o. a religious offender.
186:1.2 looked upon the betrayer with o. feelings of utter
186:2.2 Before Pilate he spoke o. when he thought that
186:5.9 You mortals are the sons of God, and o. one thing
187:2.4 Jesus’ o. words, as they nailed him to the crossbeam,
188:4.8 Father, the o. concept which Jesus ever taught,
188:4.10 The real believer is o. concerned about present
188:5.11 nothing in the cross which the Father required—o.
195:6.1 O. unthinking men become panicky about the assets
195:6.13 If men were o. machines, they would react more or
195:7.6 If this were o. a material universe, material man
195:7.11 If the universe were o material and man o. a machine
195:7.12 If universe reality is o. one vast machine, then man
195:7.13 If man is o. a machine, by what technique does this
195:7.16 The art of time is dangerous o. when it becomes
195:8.4 Secularism frees man from ecclesiastical slavery o.
195:8.5 godless philosophy of human society will lead o. to
195:8.13 science, industry, and society can lead o. to disaster.
195:8.13 And this is o. the beginning of the dire harvest of
195:9.7 O. when man has become sufficiently disillusioned by
195:10.1 Religion is o. an exalted humanism until it is made
195:10.10 If the Christian church would o. dare to espouse the
195:10.11 The living Jesus is the o. hope of a possible
196:2.11 The ideal of all social attainment can be realized o. in
196:3.7 o. the spirit-indwelt intellect is unselfishly altruistic
196:3.8 O. the spirit-indwelt mind can comprehend that the
196:3.9 O. the spirit-indwelt man can realize the divine
196:3.21 contact with the highest objective reality, God, is o.
196:3.24 The unity of truth, beauty, and goodness can o. be
196:3.29 love, divested of truth, beauty, and goodness, is o.
196:3.35 O. the spirit content of any value is imperishable.
only, not
4:1.5 God n. creates, but he “preserves them all.”
31:8.2 we are restricted, n. by the limitations of human
32:4.10 God lives and acts, n. in the Deities, but also in his
33:1.2 for he n. personifies the Eternal Son but also fully
41:6.2 Calcium n. endures solar ionization—splitting—but
44:3.3 these vocation builders n. build better workshops but
44:5.9 This is n. a technical requirement of transit from
48:1.3 Such made-to-order worlds n. abound in the heavy
49:5.29 Planets are n. organized vertically into systems,
55:10.6 the Trinity Teacher Sons are volunteer advisers, n.
56:10.17 the Paradise Sons who n. bestow themselves upon
62:5.5 N. were such human feelings manifested in these
64:5.3 These Sangik children were n. intelligent above their
65:2.12 n. giving rise to the common modern varieties but
68:2.10 then we may discern n. how these propensities
69:6.2 Fire encouraged social intercourse; it n. protected
69:9.3 Man n. craves to accumulate property; he desires to
71:3.7 The exalted state n. compels its citizens to work but
74:3.10 of the Garden dwellers that they were n. disposed
77:2.4 This unexpected excellence characterized n. physical
78:5.5 The Andites n. migrated to Europe but to China and
79:1.3 increasing drought n. drove them to the valleys of
79:4.3 the so-called Aryan blood in northern India is n. due
80:7.13 The Greeks were n. great teachers and artists,
81:3.6 These later races n. had the domesticated horse but
81:3.8 the Adamic stock into the human races n. quickened
87:7.9 the new symbolism must n. be significant for
88:2.7 it is n. believed that what is in the book is true,
89:1.6 the negative-ban system n. maintained useful and
89:6.6 n. did this father put two of his sons alive in the
89:7.1 Many backward tribes were n. greatly weakened
90:2.4 proclivity for casting lots are illustrated, n. in the
91:3.7 Enlightened prayer must recognize n. an external
91:9.6 You n. recognize the Father’s will and choose to do
92:7.12 man has been influenced, n. by his concepts of Deity,
93:5.14 and n. paid tithes to Melchizedek but saw to it that
93:6.8 Abraham n. extended the tithing system but
94:6.12 the true progress, n. of the individual mortal, but
94:9.2 The teachers of Gautama’s gospel n. braved the
95:5.9 the teaching that Aton was n. the creator of Egypt
98:3.9 the mysteries, which n. offered hopes of salvation
103:7.3 unity of Deity n. embraces the spiritual values of
103:7.12 Religion assumes to deal n. with finite and
106:5.2 these experiential Trinities are correlative, n. of the
106:6.6 we know that the Universal Absolute is n. static
106:8.18 envisions the Universal n. as static and potential but
106:8.21 The Supreme Being is n. spirit but also mind and
107:4.7 In eternity, man will be discovering n. the infinity
107:5.1 an absolute level of reality which is n. prepersonal
108:1.2 This forecast covers n. the hereditary antecedents of
109:5.3 Their work is n. interfered with by the innate
110:5.4 The absurdities of dream life n. testify to pressure
111:6.1 Such a dual situation n provides the potential for evil
113:7.2 These angels n. consort with you as you progress
115:3.16 —every human decision n. actualizes a new reality
115:6.3 but the growth of the Supreme is n. predicated on
115:6.4 The Supreme n. grows as the Creators and creatures
116:3.1 The Paradise Deities n. act directly in their gravity
116:4.5 These Master Spirits are n. the supporters of the
116:5.12 The struggle for perfection pertains n. to intellectual
116:5.13 The pattern of a local universe takes shape n. as a
116:7.1 The grand universe is n. a material creation of
117:3.7 Supreme is n. Creator-evolved and Trinity-derived;
117:4.12 Into the keeping of man has been given n. the Adj.
117:6.16 It is n. man’s own limitations which prevent him
118:0.13 finds n. cosmic destiny but also liberation from the
118:5.1 from the fact that omnipotence n. creates things
118:10.16 but this is n. because man has come to dominate the
119:7.4 We then n. realized that our Creator and friend was
119:8.1 Michael was n. accepted by the Ancients of Days as
119:8.3 Michael was n. establishing his own sovereignty but
119:8.3 Creator Son n. engaged in a descending exploration
120:0.3 these preceding bestowals Michael n. acquired the
120:0.8 in this incarnation, n. the nature of mortal man,
120:0.8 n. that Immanuel would exercise the full authority
121:5.15 for it n. offered salvation from sorrow and even from
121:7.3 Jews of Jesus’ time were n. held in subjugation to
121:7.7 in theology and philosophy n. by Jesus’ teachings
121:7.7 In ethics Paul was inspired n. by Christ but also by
121:8.5 had as a help in his work n. Matthew’s personal
121:8.9 Luke n. interviewed scores of eyewitnesses to the
121:8.12 to prepare a record which will n. be enlightening to
124:2.5 Jesus was loved by his youthful associates, n.
126:2.2 realization that he had n. to fulfill the commission
129:4.5 Jesus n. passed through these usual and familiar
129:4.5 he experienced the full life of mortal man, n. as it
131:3.7 acts unselfishly shall n. enjoy virtue here but shall
131:10.3 God is n. all-powerful but also all-wise.
133:7.11 so differ in their life performances indicates, n. the
135:2.2 John was admonished, n. by Jesus’ words but also by
135:2.3 The Engedi colony included n. Nazarites of lifelong
136:2.1 The Jews n. believed that the sins of the father
138:9.2 N. were these months of quiet work a great test to
139:2.5 about forgiving the wrongdoer, n. seven times but
139:5.7 he would n. wound this honest soul, but such a
139:12.7 Jesus wanted n. the mortals of this world but the
140:4.3 Salt n. flavors food, but it is also a preservative.
140:5.13 love each of your brothers, n. as a brother—with
141:3.5 His personality n. appealed to the spiritually minded
141:3.6 He n. meant well, but he went about actually doing
142:2.2 that a good and true father n. loves his family as a
146:5.3 came to him, n. bringing the sick and afflicted but
147:3.3 fear not, you shall all find, n. justice, but mercy.
148:7.2 exhibit loving-kindness on the Sabbath day n. on
151:3.1 Think n. of the multitudes and how they hear the
155:6.11 I shall send into the world is n. the Spirit of Truth
156:2.4 Syrophoenicians came to know n. that Jesus was
156:2.7 Said Jesus: “My disciples must n. cease to do evil
156:2.7 you must n. be cleansed from all conscious sin, but
158:1.4 he n. chose to meet the requirements of his order
158:5.1 N. does he cry out in terror, foam at the mouth,
159:1.4 Jesus answered Peter: “N. seven times but even to
159:3.9 Tell my children that I am n. tender of their feelings
159:6.3 N. did the messengers keep the believers in touch
159:6.3 as collectors of funds, n. for the sustenance of Jesus
160:1.5 Animals know not the meaning of life; man n.
160:1.10 the technique, n. of gathering strength and wisdom
160:1.13 the service of a cause that is n. greater than self,
160:4.10 Success requires n. devotion to one’s work but
160:5.7 that he n. portrays his Father as the ideal of infinite
160:5.8 I am n. intrigued by the consummate ideals of this
163:7.2 from all parts, n. from Palestine but from the Roman
164:1.4 Jesus n. confounded the dishonest lawyer, but he
164:3.3 N. were children conceived and born in sin, but a
164:3.6 this case with Nathaniel and Thomas, n. because
164:4.6 well known about Jerusalem, n that Jesus was denied
165:2.6 the undershepherds of my Father’s flocks must n.
165:2.9 this fold, and these words are true n. of this world.
165:5.2 you have forsaken everything, n. to follow me,
169:2.3 This steward had n. oppressed his master’s clients
171:7.8 Great things happened n. because people had faith in
173:1.4 These temple money-changers n. conducted a
173:2.4 before Jesus challenging n. his teaching but his acts
174:4.3 the lawyer perceived that Jesus had answered n. in
174:5.7 When you look upon me, you see n. the Son of
176:4.1 would be interested in coming back, n. once but
179:3.5 he n. became reconciled to the thought of allowing
182:1.6 And now, my Father, I would pray n. for these men
183:2.2 Judas was n. disloyal, but he was a real coward at
184:0.3 free and safe in the palace of Annas n. because of the
184:2.6 “I am sure you are a disciple of this Jesus, n. because
184:3.17 n. because it was the Passover preparation day
185:0.3 Such conduct would n. render them unclean but
185:2.7 Pilate knew this was n. the forenoon of preparation
185:5.8 This note from Claudia n. greatly upset Pilate and
185:6.7 Pilate heard this, he was all the more afraid, n. of
186:5.6 this is because Jesus n. made a revelation of God to
195:8.9 n. science and secularism but the unrecognized
only-begettable
21:1.2 Each Creator Son is the only-begotten and o.
only-begotten
6:1.1 The Eternal Son is the original and o. Son of God.
10:1.4 bestow “personality of infinity” upon his o. Son,
21:0.1 each is the “o. Son” of the perfect deity ideal of his
21:1.1 the o. Son of the perfect ideal and the powerful
21:1.2 Each Creator Son is the o. and only-begettable
33:1.1 The Michael of Nebadon is the “o. Son”
onset
53:6.3 the experiences associated with the o. of the Lucifer
55:2.2 with the o. of the successive ages of the Teacher
onslaught
94:2.8 before the o. of a militant Islam with its clear-cut
onslaughts
96:3.5 the simultaneous o. of a strong Libyan thrust from
118:10.14 Man, the savage, was helpless before the o. of
onto
58:1.8 that primitive plant life found its way o. the land.
58:5.6 gravity would draw the edges of the oceans up o. the
64:7.6 driven by the rapidly increasing yellow race o. the
89:3.6 teachings which he fastened o. Christian theology:
90:1.4 shamans unwittingly stumbled o. hypnotism;
102:7.4 Man may graft many humanistic branches o. his
117:7.6 Supreme is able to forecast his universe presence o.
135:5.2 They fell back o. the well-known reasons assigned
140:8.1 attaching these new spiritual teachings directly o.
143:7.5 to reflect these new spiritual significances back o.
149:2.3 to connect the gospel teaching directly o. the Jewish
onward
1:0.6 ever urges mortal man o. and beckons him inward in
12:1.2 ever they whirl, always swinging o. in the tracks of
31:5.1 thence proceed o. to Paradise and the Corps of the
39:4.12 from a higher level falls to a lower and, flowing o.,
47:0.4 spironga function from mansion world two o.,
59:5.1 From this point o. the evolution of land life becomes
62:2.1 From this point o. the prehuman species successively
105:1.8 grow throughout your endless careers stretching o.
105:7.18 Source and Center may proceed o. and outward
110:6.20 From the third circle o. the adjutant influence
131:4.8 walks by man’s side as he journeys ever o. toward
151:3.4 of teaching as Jesus employed it from this time o..
181:2.12 As you go o. preaching this gospel of the kingdom
194:3.4 influence which leads man upward and urges him o..
ooze
65:2.1 Man’s primordial ancestors were literally the o. and
opacity
41:5.1 Too great a density would retain light by o. until
opaque
41:5.2 confined at high temperatures by o. retaining walls.
41:8.3 if such a body is not sufficiently o. to retain the
58:2.2 The earth’s atmosphere is all but o. to much of the
open—see open—verb; open—with door(s); open space(s)
3:3.2 “All things are naked and o. to the eyes of him
4:1.4 the righteous, and his ears are o. to their prayers.”
5:1.8 approachable, the Father is attainable, the way is o.;
8:4.8 “the divine ears which are ever o. to their prayers.”
13:1.12 may ascend the path of Deity embrace o. to all of
13:1.13 But to me, all sectors of Vicegerington are o..
13:1.23 all Ascendington will be o. to your wondering gaze
13:2.3 the only sacred sphere that will be unreservedly o. to
13:2.3 is the only sphere that is wholly and unreservedly o.
13:2.6 divine Sons, which will not be o. to your scrutiny.
13:4.6 are always o. to all beings who desire to visit them,
18:1.4 The Deities are an o. book to all who attain divine
19:6.3 there are other finaliter corps o. to these natives of
25:4.20 whole universe of law and experience is o. to them.
26:2.5 created types function in all channels of activity o.
28:5.9 of Days, like an o. book before their beneficent gaze.
37:5.4 continuing experiential growth which is o. to them.
38:2.3 morontia or spirit activity which are not o. to their
38:8.1 avenues of advancing service are o. to cherubim and
38:8.6 all of its Paradise possibilities, is o. to such reborn
39:0.9 well-nigh every avenue of activity o. to a seraphim,
39:5.13 While the energy shields are wide o., the sleeping
39:9.3 Many fascinating avenues of ministry are o. to the
40:7.5 mortal the career of universal service is wide o..
43:1.8 though the entire planet is o. to your inspection,
43:7.3 minor worlds are o. to all classes of intelligent beings
44:3.6 Always is the way o. to acquire more knowledge,
45:4.20 the sixteen permanent members, being kept o. for
46:5.24 The remainder of the promenade is almost entirely o.
46:5.28 Everything done in these various circles is o. to the
48:3.15 take place in the o. enclosures of the designated
53:2.4 a few days before the o. proclamation of the Lucifer
53:2.4 measures to be employed in case of o. rebellion.
55:5.5 The o.-air arenas of worship assembly are equally
57:7.3 the radioactive materials o. to your scrutiny are all
61:5.1 and the arctic waters were all o. to evaporation,
61:7.14 The mammoth sought the o. prairies, but mastodons
64:1.3 human evolution has made progress only in the o.
64:1.3 The cold and hunger of the o. lands stimulate action,
64:7.8 the way was partially o. for these Sangik peoples to
64:7.17 perished from hunger and thirst on the o. sea.
67:1.4 iniquity consists in an o. and persistent defiance of
74:7.11 every activity of the Garden, were o. to visitors.
75:7.7 Caligastia’s purpose of leading them into o. rebellion
76:0.1 The only way o. was to the east, and so they
76:5.2 they also knew that the Paradise career was still o.
79:1.2 To the east the Gobi was an o. grassland where the
79:6.12 Only in the north is the way o. to attack, and from
80:1.4 The Sahara was an o. grazing land overspread by
80:2.1 turning the o. pasture regions of Sahara into a desert.
80:3.8 the great o. grazing lands of Europe became covered
81:3.1 The climatic destruction of the rich, o. grassland
81:6.4 only two extensive and fertile o. hunting areas in
85:1.4 but the stones were put in to keep the ear holes o..
86:5.16 The sick were advised to stroll about in the o. air
87:1.3 taken to a smaller one or left in the o. air to die alone
97:6.4 His eyes are o. upon all the ways of all the sons of
99:3.7 it is unable to profit from o. religious criticism
102:2.8 a religious life in the o. arenas of human society
113:7.2 the attending seraphim are your o. companions.
119:1.6 the records of that secret world are not o. to us.
124:3.6 Jesus marveled at the o.-air theater and admired
125:1.5 walked in the o. air and away from the crowds for
131:1.5 face of the Most High and the o. ear of our God.
132:7.2 the eyes of his mind were not o. to receive light for
134:1.2 did Jesus make o. denial of such misunderstandings.
136:8.5 Jesus was fully aware of the short cuts o. to one of
138:4.2 kingdom of heaven is o. to all men and women.
142:6.1 want to be identified in any o. manner with him.
142:7.10 Always is his ear o. to their petitions; he is ever
142:7.13 so that in me is the way now o. still wider for all of
145:0.1 Jesus prepared to launch out in the first o. public
145:5.8 started out on their first public and o. preaching tour
146:2.3 cried for mercy, but there was no ear o. to hear.”
146:3.2 o. manner of Jesus’ assent to many of the Greek’s
146:4.1 all the synagogues of Galilee and Judea were o. to
149:2.6 His ear was ever o. to the sorrows of mankind, and
150:4.2 you privately, that preach with wisdom in the o..
152:6.2 In less than one month’s time the o. followers of
153:1.1 to inaugurate o. warfare on Jesus and his disciples.
153:1.2 faced the declaration of avowed and o. warfare by
153:1.2 o. warfare and final acceptance or final rejection.
153:3.7 Jesus could do nothing more to prevent an o. rupture
153:4.3 with your eyes o. and with premeditated malice,
154:1.3 From now on there was a more o. proclamation of
155:1.2 And I will receive these gentiles with o. arms of
155:4.2 misunderstand my reasons for avoiding an o. clash
156:1.7 heard this conversation through an o. window,
156:2.5 not yet ready for an o. clash with established religion
161:2.7 Everything seems o. to his unique understanding.
162:4.1 At this feast the people lived much in the o. air,
163:4.7 the time for an o. break with the religious leaders of
164:3.16 prime purpose of making this act an o. challenge to
164:3.16 This was his way of proclaiming an o. break with
170:2.21 o.-minded and teachable like an unspoiled child.
171:3.4 the very face of the o. declaration of the Sanhedrin
172:1.7 he dared to think such wicked thoughts in his o.
172:3.6 found the colt tied near his mother in the o. street
172:3.12 arrest him lest such action precipitate an o. revolt of
172:5.13 plausible excuse for an o. break with the Master.
173:2.3 either ignorant presumption or o. rebellion.
173:5.2 but in o. rebellion they laid hands on the king’s
174:5.3 some of you still shrink from o. confession of the
175:4.3 what course they would pursue in case an o. break
175:4.3 agreed that they would make o. acknowledgment of
182:0.2 they did not engage in o. comment about Judas
185:6.2 The guards took Jesus into the o. courtyard of the
188:0.2 to have Jesus’ body thrown in the o. burial pits of
188:0.3 accompanied those of the brigands to the o. public
189:4.6 the smaller stone and dared to enter the o. sepulchre.
192:1.2 and out in the o. in contact with nature, far away
195:2.2 the field for religious propaganda was wide o..
open—verb
1:4.2 delight to come in to all who will “o. the doors of
27:7.4 The conductors of worship o. up new and hitherto
51:6.1 the industrial developments of the garden o. up
90:4.4 to treat fractures and dislocations, to o. boils and
115:3.19 goodness of the Supreme Being could only o. up to
140:10.1 o. the doors wide and bid them enter into the
152:5.4 you may see and o. your ears that you may hear,
156:6.7 surreptitiously to o. their synagogues to Abner and
159:3.2 stand at the door and knock, and if any man will o.
164:4.9 “Just how did he o. your eyes? What did he actually
165:2.11 who ever saw one having a devil o. the eyes of a man
165:5.5 when he comes and knocks, you may quickly o. to
166:3.4 saying, ‘Lord, o. to us; we would also be great in
166:3.7 and knock, and if any man will o. to me, I will
172:1.5 proceeded to o. a large alabaster cruse of very rare
173:1.7 farthest cattle pen and proceeded to o. the gates of
188:4.1 to appease the wrath of God and to o. the way for
189:2.4 rolled back and forth to o. or close the tomb.
190:5.4 That he will o. the eyes of the spiritually blind and
190:5.4 o. up the prison to those who are enslaved by fear
191:5.3 let the revelation of truth o. the eyes blinded by
open—with door(s)
1:4.2 delight to come in to all who will “o. the doors of
43:4.9 When there exists no o. door for the reception of
54:5.10 To keep o. the Paradise doors of ascension to the
94:8.17 the door wide o. for his successors to misinterpret
121:3.9 There was always the o. door through which
138:4.2 The door of the kingdom is wide o. for all who
138:8.8 Jesus taught, “Faith is the o. door for entering into
139:7.7 keeping the doors of the kingdom wide o. to hosts of
139:12.7 The door of eternal life is wide o. to all; “whosoever
140:10.1 o. the doors wide and bid them enter into the
147:5.2 to leave the doors o. so that even the street beggars
150:2.2 to Mary that the doors of the kingdom were o. to
159:3.2 stand at the door and knock, and if any man will o.
166:3.4 all invitations to come while the door was o..
166:3.4 This door is not o. to those who would enter the
166:3.7 doors of men’s hearts, and if any man will o. to
182:1.14 I am the o. door to eternal salvation.
190:2.6 The Master appeared in the o. back door, saying:
195:9.8 faith will ever keep the hope-door of man’s soul o.
open-air
55:5.5 The o. arenas of worship assembly are sublime in the
124:3.6 Jesus marveled at the o. theater and admired the
open-minded
170:2.21 to be o. and teachable like an unspoiled child.
open-space or open spaces(s)
12:1.16 delimited and bounded on its outer margins by o..
15:5.1 constantly varying quantity of matter originates in o..
42:4.9 formed in the exceedingly low temperatures of o.,
46:5.19 nineteen hundred years ago there existed a great o.
46:7.2 and artistic in their treatment of the o. of Jerusem.
80:3.8 of Europe to change from o. hunters to herders,
opened
28:6.6 The judgment is set, and the books are o..”
28:6.6 And the books which are o. on such a momentous
59:3.9 great lagoons which were alternately o. up to the
67:2.1 assembly was o. with the statement that Prince
69:6.8 that fire o. the doors to metalwork and led to the
77:8.12 by night o. the prison doors and brought them forth.”
84:1.5 belief that sex relations o. up the way for the ghost
94:2.4 thus was o. wide the door for the entrance of those
121:2.10 made the world safe for Jewish travel and thus o. the
134:3.3 and the evening debates o. at 8:00 o’clock.
136:2.4 When he had prayed, the “heavens were o.,” and
144:2.3 and you shall find; knock and it shall be o. to you.
144:2.3 to him who knocks the door of salvation will be o..
147:5.6 Father has o. the doors of the heavenly kingdom to
147:5.8 on the living way o. up, through faith, to God.
156:4.2 the doors of the Melkarth temple were o. to him,
162:4.3 marched on toward the beautiful gate, which o.
164:4.4 this Jesus, whom you claim o. your eyes?”
164:4.7 to see, or who it was that o. his eyes, we know not.
164:4.8 still claim that your eyes have this day been o.?”
164:4.11 which you have heard, that he o. my eyes.
164:4.11 and even if your eyes were o. on the Sabbath day,
165:2.4 true shepherd enters the fold after the porter has o.
166:1.5 these we have o. to all who have the faith to enter,
167:7.4 you would then see the heavens o. and behold the
168:1.1 Could not he who o. the eyes of the blind have
175:1.1 healing of disease has not o. the eyes of those who
182:2.4 o. their eyes to the fact that Judas had forsaken them.
183:5.5 way to the palace of Annas, Jesus o. not his mouth.
184:2.8 the palace doors o., and the guards led Jesus past
184:3.8 Jesus o. not his mouth.
185:2.15 bade him answer his accusers, he o. not his mouth.
185:5.8 When Pilate o. this letter from his wife, he read: “I
190:5.5 their eyes were o., and Cleopas recognized that their
190:5.6 he o. up to our understanding the teachings of the
191:4.2 The meeting was just being o. by Abner and Lazarus,
opening—see opening—adjective
47:6.1 new sectors of the system capital are gradually o.
53:9.4 and the o. of the case of Gabriel vs. Lucifer has
57:8.4 At the o. of this faraway era, Urantia should be
59:5.3 decline in marine life and the o. of the land-life
59:6.1 evolutionary development in marine life and the o. of
61:3.6 the fifty species of elephants in existence at the o.
79:3.2 but the later o. up of the sea lanes and the caravan
79:8.15 The formative period of Chinese civilization, o.
81:3.6 The o. up of the trade channels by land and by sea
81:6.4 At the o. of the Andite era there were only two
88:2.8 The practice of o. one of these sacred books to let
92:4.7 theologic systems present on Urantia at the o. of the
94:11.3 to earth as a living Buddha, thus o. the way for an
97:5.3 and the o. of the prison to those who are bound.”
115:3.16 Always will actuals be o. up new avenues of the
118:6.6 paths of differential conduct are continually o. and
146:2.4 o. the human end of the channel of the God-man
164:4.11 of the o. of the eyes of one who was born blind.
191:4.1 appearance occurred just after the o. of a meeting
opening—adjective
59:0.8 stage is set for the o. chapters of that great “stone
97:4.7 Hosea struck the o. notes in the later merciful chords
openings
42:9.1 nature because there are seven o. in the human head,
openly
42:2.7 the o. recognized transmutation of space potency
53:2.3 did Lucifer o. express dissatisfaction about the
53:4.5 Lucifer o. defy and arrogantly challenge Michael,
87:6.17 man no longer attempts o. to coerce the spirits,
90:2.8 shamanism flourished in India, and it still o. persists
134:0.2 the program of o. manifesting his true nature and
139:7.8 Matthew never o. solicited funds from the multitudes
139:7.8 Matthew hesitated o. to contribute to the apostolic
139:9.10 the Master had talked about revealing himself o. to
143:5.4 was minded o. to become flirtatious, when Jesus,
144:9.1 The hour has come to proclaim the kingdom o.
147:6.4 then will I o. proclaim that the Son of Man is lord
153:1.2 now he chose again o. to attack their concept of
154:1.1 to brave the opposition of the Pharisees and o.
154:1.2 Jairus resigned as chief ruler and o. aligned himself
157:5.2 disclose the third plan—o. to announce his divinity,
157:6.6 prepared o. to assume the role of the bestowal Son
157:6.11 “We may not yet proclaim o. that the Son of Man is
162:1.10 His enemies hesitated to denounce him o. for fear
162:1.10 his friends feared to acknowledge him o. for fear
170:0.1 Jesus did not at first o. oppose this long-nourished
174:4.3 thought it the better part of valor o. to commend
175:1.11 I know you will o. profess your allegiance to the
177:3.1 Though no man o. so expressed his thoughts,
184:0.2 who were o. opposed to Jesus and his teaching
184:1.6 “You know that I have spoken o. to the world.
187:2.4 and longings of a lifetime are o. revealed in a crisis.
195:8.6 God himself, sometimes tacitly and sometimes o..
opens
5:6.12 portal of eternity o. only in response to the freewill
52:4.1 On normal and loyal planets this age o. with the
58:1.5 But as this era o., Urantia is in every way evolving
59:5.1 And this period o. with the stage almost ideally set
60:1.6 As this era o., the eastern and central parts of North
74:2.8 o. amidst scenes of simple grandeur; and the new
115:3.16 but also o. up a new capacity for human growth.
146:2.8 the faith act of the child of God which o. the door of
operate
4:1.7 of how these agencies and personalities o., and I
7:1.6 Spirit-gravity pull and response thereto o. not only
8:5.4 these spiritual presences o. in the lives of Urantians,
9:3.4 Such powers o. by slowing down energy to the point
9:6.3 Mind gravity can o. independently of material and
13:1.10 scheme of mortal survival, and it does so o., but
13:4.3 the Master Spirits o. to equalize and stabilize the
19:4.3 Divine Counselors, they o. throughout all divisions
19:5.2 Inspired Spirits seem to o. over all known circuits
23:1.8 Messengers o. by the authority of the Infinite Spirit
24:1.1 circuits of energy may seem to o. automatically;
24:2.3 Seven Census Directors o. in Havona, one being
24:7.8 Being which he does not, as yet, o. personally.
26:3.5 These angels are created on the second circuit but o.
26:3.6 Broadcasters can o. all of the basic circuits of space.
26:3.9 usually o. from planet number forty in the outermost
29:1.3 They o. from Paradise but maintain themselves as
29:5.6 creations, even as they now o. in outer space.
34:3.5 Michael Sons seem to be able to o. independent of
34:4.12 the four control creatures of Salvington, who o.
37:4.3 the Union of Days, and they o. in Nebadon subject
37:10.4 the reversion directors, who o. chiefly on the local
39:3.8 The fifth group of supervisor seraphim o. as
41:7.13 These solar temperatures o. to enormously speed up
42:7.10 also o. to produce variable electronic behavior.
42:11.1 laws o. in what seems to be the dual realms of the
42:11.5 forces which o. to neutralize gravity action and all
48:2.15 co-ordinators o. to harmonize and blend differing
49:3.3 making electrical installations which o. to consume
67:7.6 very little to delay biologic evolution, but sin did o.
89:5.10 ghost fear did not always o. to reduce man-eating.
101:5.14 of pure spirit insight o. in the place of faith and truth
103:2.7 does o to place a slight preference upon the altruistic
109:5.5 electrochemical overcontrol both o. to delimit the
111:6.6 Science is the source of facts, and mind cannot o.
112:6.7 associated material-energy pattern to enable it to o..
116:5.11 the Seven Supreme Power Directors, who o. through
118:4.7 that the Supreme Creators o. to effect the time
118:9.1 media, without which no mortal could exist, o. to
122:6.2 It required two persons to o. this type of mill, one to
183:4.8 messenger service which David continued to o. from
195:10.18 religion, and therefore must it o. in low gear.
operated
16:0.1 And this explains why the universe is o. in seven
57:8.21 The increasing downthrust of the Pacific Ocean o.
69:3.3 the taboos have o. to keep woman strictly in her own
70:10.4 public opinion o. directly; officers of law were not
70:11.2 Early society o. negatively, granting the individual
79:1.6 Increasing aridity in central Asia further o. to reduce
82:1.1 This instinct o. effectively long before humans
97:9.16 Solomon created a vast Hebrew navy, o. by Syrian
173:2.3 These traders and money-changers all o. by direct
173:5.6 events of the afternoon only o. as an anticlimax in
189:3.2 The circuit of the archangels then o. for the first
operates
3:1.10 all this, as it o. on Urantia, is a spiritually defensive
5:6.8 absolute sovereignty of the mortal free will, as it o.
6:7.3 everything that tends to obscure the Father o. with
7:1.2 gravity control of spiritual things o. independently
9:1.4 the Conjoint Actor o. not only as an infinite spirit
9:3.3 Antigravity o. only with reference to material gravity
9:7.3 that cosmic mind o. under the dominance of the mind
11:8.3 the electrical stage of energy or matter; it o. within
23:1.9 warning signal, which unerringly o. to apprise them
34:0.3 The Son o. in the power designs, but the Spirit
34:3.5 Though the spirit-gravity circuit of the Eternal Son o
41:1.2 living system of control and equalization which o.
42:2.18 This energy system o. on and from the upper level of
72:5.9 Industry now o. on a five-day week, working four
112:5.10 this provision o. with those who have had assigned
115:6.1 spirit gravity of the Eternal Son o. directly upon the
118:4.4 As it o. in this universe age and concerning the finite
118:7.1 will, in the grand universe, o. within the limits,
118:8.6 that brake—material inertia—which so efficiently o.
118:10.11 The love of the Father o. directly in the heart of the
146:2.4 Even the forgiveness of sin o. in this same unerring
181:2.26 living truth as it o. in the experience of spirit-born
operating
2:3.3 act of those judges residential on, and o. from,
4:2.3 and varied in accordance with the o. procedures of
5:3.5 intelligences of the Infinite Spirit o. on your world
11:8.2 the central gravity pull o. upon the endless circuits of
17:3.8 is apparently automatic or self-o., but it is not.
23:0.2 there were 7,690 trillion Solitary Messengers then o.
23:1.7 Power Directors, among the few types of beings o.
23:1.9 When in transit, or when o. in the circuits of space
23:2.18 this is true of all messengers o. in a local universe,
25:3.15 last report of registry on Uversa gives the number o.
25:4.10 of Technical Advisers registered on Uversa and o. in
26:4.11 order of seconaphim, o. from the headquarters of
28:4.13 o. inward to Paradise and outward to the worlds of
34:1.1 by the agencies of the Infinite Spirit, o. through,
36:2.18 the different spirit ministries o. throughout the
36:3.8 When the Life Carriers o. on a new world have
37:8.6 the exact number o. in Nebadon is not of record,
38:6.2 or 71,663,616 individuals) make up the largest o.
39:3.6 Two beings are regarded as o. on the mating,
39:5.10 These are the transport personalities o from the local
41:5.8 the various space-forces and solar energies o. in
65:7.2 And if Urantia were o. more in accordance with
75:4.1 plan for accelerating world improvement by o. in two
85:7.1 was o. all this time in these same primitive minds
87:6.1 helpless indeed before the uncontrollable forces o.
92:0.1 the ministry of the following influences o. within,
97:9.23 corrupt and rich ring of politicians o. under the rule
100:5.9 focal attention o. on a comparatively passive intellect
113:4.1 do this, not as does the Adjuster, o. from within the
116:4.12 limited to those factors o. in the evolution of God the
118:4.5 Deity Absolute, o. upon the Unqualified Absolute
118:8.9 Lucifer sought to disrupt the time governor o. in
operation
2:3.2 just consequences of the o. of his wise natural laws
4:2.2 the o. of these laws has been further influenced by
7:1.1 Eternal Son presides over the control and o. of that
7:1.7 Sin and rebellion may interfere with the o. of local
7:3.4 The discriminative o. of the spirit-gravity circuit
7:4.6 the Infinite Spirit projected and put in o. the
7:4.6 so essential to the practical and effective o. of both
9:2.5 They are as one in the spiritual o. of the plans of
9:6.4 The o. of personality gravity is always a volitional
10:6.18 of love; precision characterizes the o. of law;
11:5.5 the o. of some unknown circulatory system which
15:6.7 unfolded by a time-space technique through the o. of
17:3.7 It is in constant o. in contrast with the periodic
17:3.9 While Adjusters do not participate in the o. of the
17:4.3 will be interposed between you and the actual o. of
19:4.6 Most fully do I understand the o. of the mind of a
24:6.8 superuniverses and local universes had been in o.,
28:5.10 wisdom on Uversa and see all this in actual o.,
30:3.7 They are of great service in the practical o. of the
38:3.1 with the o. of the plans of mortal survival.
40:9.8 respond quite independently of the o. of memory,
40:10.5 no favoritism, nothing arbitrary, in the selective o. of
42:1.3 the existence of matter or the o. of natural laws
46:1.7 Only the broadcast-receiving stations are in o. during
48:8.2 to master the details of the o. and administration of
50:4.12 provided in all the Urantia planetary schools in o. at
52:5.8 possible to put the golden rule into practical o..
52:7.9 of near perfection in the o. of an imperfect world and
53:3.4 interfere with the o. of complete home rule if men
57:7.1 gravity as the sphere grew larger, began to set in o.
62:6.3 Later on we observed the spirit of courage in o.;
65:3.1 the life patterns after they have once been set in o..
72:4.2 These restrictive measures have been in o. for
74:5.3 one hundred primitive manufacturing plants in o.,
104:3.4 there is no chance for the o. of differentials, variables
118:8.9 viewpoints and insights which make feasible the o. of
120:4.5 we regard as a miracle—the o. of universal laws
189:2.7 the intervention of the delays of time without the o.
195:7.8 the mechanistic phenomena of universe o. would
operations
6:8.3 always profitable to attempt to segregate their o.;
9:7.4 to explain the intricate transactions and unerring o.
10:3.19 universal and unbelievably versatile in all his o..
12:8.4 the equally real and mighty o. of a spiritual nature
13:4.2 all o. concerned with their management and direction
13:4.7 having to do with o. on so many diverse levels,
15:10.2 these beings conduct their tremendous reflectivity o.,
35:10.3 to do with the normal and routine administrative o.
36:0.1 as a result of the o. of the Life Carriers of the local
36:5.1 life through the o. of a local universe Mother Spirit.
38:9.9 the unobserved and mysterious o. of the Adjuster.
42:2.10 force organizers begin their initial and active o..
56:5.3 actively manifest in the o. of the Supreme Creators
58:2.4 twoscore apparently accidental protective o. similar
71:4.17 offensive o. against other peoples for purposes of
72:5.6 Reasonable salary for skill employed in industrial o..
88:6.2 magic was the term applied to spirit o. outside one’s
90:4.4 the first o. was that of trephining the skull to allow
101:1.3 made upon the mind of man by the combined o. of
115:1.1 thought are indispensable to rational intellectual o.,
118:9.7 we have theories regarding the o. of the Absolute
139:8.9 doubt were based on entirely different intellectual o..
159:6.4 About this time Abner moved his base of o. from
operative
8:1.4 inherent in Paradise are existent and potentially o.,
9:7.1 It is o. throughout all sectors of the superuniverses
12:3.8 estimated total of absolute gravity presence now o.
12:7.1 There is o. throughout all time and space and with
13:1.10 reflectivity, more particularly as it is o. on the
13:1.11 diverse techniques o. in the seven superuniverses.
15:0.3 but there is o. throughout these realms a technique
15:14.4 seven purposes of superuniverse evolution are o.
24:2.1 whereabouts of all thinking creatures, there is o. in
30:4.34 the average plan of mortal progression as it is o. in
39:2.7 especially with the sevenfold scheme of training o. on
42:2.11 influences o. from the nether side of Paradise.
42:6.2 Local or linear gravity becomes fully o. with the
56:7.8 what technique of deity approach may become o. in
65:6.7 ministries of the seven adjutant spirits become o.,
114:5.1 no absolutely authoritative judicial powers o. on the
114:7.14 There is o. on the planet a very definite superhuman
115:3.13 The three Absolutes of potentiality are o. on the
115:7.4 To the extent that the triodities are directly o. on the
136:5.4 such limitations were not o. in connection with their
operator
123:5.15 When he was ten, he was an expert loom o..
Ophel
162:4.4 out through O. to near Siloam, where was located
opiate
194:3.4 If religion is an o. to the people, it is not the religion
opinion—see opinion, public
14:1.18 In our o., nothing like the dark gravity bodies of the
14:6.41 And we incline to the o. that the potentials of
24:3.1 We hold the o. that the Infinite Spirit is not limited as
25:3.8 the difficulties arise out of sincere differences of o.
29:3.11 the o. that certain of the physical controllers are
31:7.5 One of us holds the o. that this vacant place in the
39:1.7 but rather to adjudicate honest differences of o. and
42:2.21 It is my o. that they do not fully comprehend the
71:2.7 Public o., common o., has always delayed society;
73:0.1 The Melchizedek receivers, concurring in this o.,
79:8.5 societal o. of war remained low; ancestor worship,
84:3.3 But man was no more to blame for his low o. of
88:3.4 One man’s o., when taken by itself, is not regarded
93:10.9 the o. of our order that Machiventa’s presence on the
106:8.19 We venture the o. that these three experiential
112:3.2 morontially bankrupt, in the conjoint o. of the
114:2.6 inclined to the o. that all but Machiventa may be
114:7.16 The Nebadon Melchizedeks are inclined to the o.
122:0.2 three prospective unions as being, in the o. of the
123:6.9 Because of this difference of o. between Joseph and
123:6.9 there was such a difference of o. among his parents
126:3.11 In most matters, when differences of o. had arisen
128:2.6 reasons which made it wise, in the o. of Jesus, for
128:6.7 the magistrate expressed the o. that the young Jew
129:3.4 Jesus did nothing to change the o. of his family that
133:1.5 did draw from Jesus the o. that organized society
135:5.6 Some of the Jews held to the o. that God might
144:6.10 divergent efforts, compose differences of o.,
147:2.4 notwithstanding their differences of o., the best of
148:3.4 And we have always held the o. that, in some way
149:1.4 but it will be permissible to record our o. of all such
149:1.8 It is our o. that, in the personal presence of Jesus,
150:7.2 a division of o. in Nazareth regarding him;
151:2.5 to interfere, in my o., with our ability fully to grasp
153:0.2 Thomas expressed the o. that “something out of
167:3.2 And as he shared the o. of the congregation that
173:2.5 could not express an o. about John’s mission.
174:1.1 their differences of o. about the Master’s teaching
174:2.1 It was also the o. of the majority that a determined
174:4.2 which, in your o., is the greatest commandment?”
188:3.4 But this is merely our o.—we do not really know
opinion, public
70:10.4 In the earliest primitive society p. operated directly;
70:11.6 long human experience, p. crystallized and legalized.
70:12.3 the legislative enactments, the crystallization of p..
70:12.3 A popular assembly as an expression of p., though
70:12.4 kings were greatly restricted by the mores—by p..
71:2.6 5. Slavery to p.; the majority is not always right.
71:2.7 P., common opinion, has always delayed society;
71:2.7 it is valuable, for, while retarding social evolution,
71:2.7 it does preserve civilization.
71:2.7 Education of p. is the only safe and true method of
71:2.7 P., the mores, is the basic and elemental energy in
71:2.8 degree to which p. can control personal behavior
71:2.8 The civilized government had arrived when p. was
72:2.7 it is a mighty regulator of p. and exerts a powerful
88:3.4 common man’s ideas when collectively called “p.”
141:7.12 paid no attention to p., and Jesus was uninfluenced
opinions
1:6.6 You can argue over o. about God, but experience
4:0.1 the exalted citizens of Paradise hold very diverse o.
12:4.2 the origin of motion we have the following o.:
15:12.3 There are no disagreements nor minority o. in the
15:12.4 represent the concurred o. of the Ancients of Days
22:4.3 qualified to sit in judgment and to render o. when
25:3.4 closes its records at a given point, concludes its o.,
25:3.12 tolerant to avoid clashes of mind and wars of o..
25:3.12 respect he has for the knowledge and o. of others.
31:3.8 deem that human beings are entitled to share our o.,
71:2.13 forms of expression for human aspirations and o..
89:3.6 And the pity of it all is that his personal o. have
99:5.7 attempting to do so on the basis of psychological o.
107:1.2 Though there are diverse o. regarding the mode of
109:5.3 also greatly retarded by your own preconceived o.,
114:2.6 But other o. are also current.
124:4.5 Jesus pondered much over his parents’ differing o.
129:1.12 John cared most for his religious teaching and o..
139:6.3 individuals in accordance with his personal o..
140:8.14 Jesus’ early followers had strong o. on divorce
144:6.11 at least some degree of tolerance for his honest o..
150:7.2 but their o. were, on the whole, unfavorable to him
151:2.5 groups who hold different o. concerning this parable
151:2.5 parable and hold such o. so earnestly as to interfere
161:2.8 multitude; he is indifferent to the o. of men.
162:1.10 to the Master’s teachings were divided in their o..
165:3.8 Why do you halt between two o.?
166:2.3 Do you feel certain about your o., Simon?”
168:1.15 These beliefs and o. regarding the dead and the
174:1.2 “My brethren, you err in your o. because you do
opium
90:4.9 castor oil and o. were used by the Sumerians.
opossums
61:1.9 proboscises, primitive pigs, squirrels, lemurs, o.,
opponent
125:5.8 same reluctance to take unfair advantage of an o.
opportune
38:9.5 their appearance on the evolving worlds at the o.
93:5.12 Abraham knew of this fear and only awaited an o.
opportunities
5:1.5 intellectual, social, economic, and even moral o.
23:2.17 the need is greatest and the o. for heroic effort are
36:5.12 past experience and present o. for the acquisition of
37:6.6 Mind and spirit are afforded like o. for training and
40:8.2 have enjoyed the “seventy times seven” o. for fusion
40:9.9 enjoy these o. for investigating their human careers
45:6.3 mortals are afforded ample o. for compensating
51:2.1 service to the new realm of new o. and new dangers.
72:5.9 the year, and they are making the most of their o..
101:7.1 The social status, educational o., moral trends,
109:0.1 responsibilities and the greater o. of a future life.
125:6.6 an inglorious termination one of the greatest o. ever
126:5.12 manhood with its increased responsibilities and o. for
130:1.2 dry land of fresh o. for renewed service and wiser
153:1.3 frequent and testing o. for choosing between the
171:8.10 1. Ability is the practical measure of life’s o..
opportunity—see opportunity for
14:6.19 This perfect creation afforded the Infinite Spirit o. to
14:6.21 They afforded the Spirit abundant o. to test out the
21:5.6 o. to create entirely new types of creature beings
25:4.12 you are continuously afforded the o. to give out to
26:10.1 the sojourn on the second circle affords ample o. to
31:10.12 the o. to participate in this wonderful experience
32:5.7 and this plan is an eternal purpose of boundless o.,
37:6.4 affords you o. to receive instruction as to the ideal
37:6.7 most Urantia mortals will be afforded o. to serve for
40:1.1 the angelic hosts also share the supernal o. to attain
40:10.6 obviously enjoy the widest service o. of all,
40:10.6 These individuals enjoy an o. to witness the
42:8.4 the electric charge is deprived of all o. to function
44:8.4 every o. fully to satisfy your long-cherished desires.
45:6.3 afforded full o. to acquire these essential mortal
45:6.8 where they are granted o. to function as associate
47:1.5 children in the probation nursery are given every o.
47:2.2 And then are these children given every o., as they
48:3.10 You will have ample o. to visit within any realm you
48:6.32 these brilliant beings have hardly had a fair o. to
48:6.36 be reborn to bear the fruits of new life and new o..
48:8.2 to afford creatures of time a graduated o. to master
50:5.7 Every child is provided an o. to learn by doing;
54:5.10 if such free o. were not given all Norlatiadek
55:2.11 ample o. to gain in experience as teacher-students
56:8.3 we in turn and in spirit have the o. to do for and in
58:1.1 life patterns in Satania and our sixtieth o. to make
64:6.9 the red man almost completely missed his o. of being
65:3.7 have abundant and ample o. to offer suggestions and
65:3.7 you are certainly going to have an o. to present them
66:5.29 marriage after due deliberation and full o. to become
66:7.17 afforded them o. to introduce a spiritual reminder
70:9.17 a fair and peaceful o. to pursue self-maintenance,
77:5.4 but decided to leave for the north at the earliest o..
81:5.6 enforcement of equality of o. under the rules of law.
87:6.13 good and bad forces offered man ample o. to pit one
96:6.2 nearly lost their o. of becoming the people who
97:2.1 Elijah had little o. to present an advanced concept
103:6.3 Man’s spiritual nature affords him the o. of turning
108:1.4 Will wisdom have an o. to function?
112:5.5 that constitutes man’s greatest o. and his supreme
112:5.9 not mean human beings are to enjoy a second o. in
112:5.9 one true o. to make one undoubted, self-conscious,
112:5.9 soul of man must be given full and ample o. to reveal
113:7.2 the o. to advance by study in the extension schools
116:6.7 more difficult problems to be solved, and larger o. to
123:5.8 that afforded him the o. to know the human race.
125:0.1 his first o. to enjoy a few days of independent
125:2.12 Jesus had enjoyed the o. of meeting scores of boys
126:5.8 deprived Jesus of the o. of mingling with the caravan
127:6.3 what he most wanted was an o. to talk with Lazarus
128:2.5 Jesus a new o. to become better acquainted with the
128:4.5 strange Galilean who declined the o. of founding a
130:7.2 learn how to love them and watch for the o. to do
132:4.2 the o. to unburden their souls to a sympathetic and
133:3.8 how willingly they will embrace the o. to show all
133:9.2 the better o. to persuade Jesus to go back to India
134:1.3 this was Jesus’ first o. to have long talks with Ruth
134:5.11 both o. and need for mankind government increase.
134:6.11 afforded a real o. to realize and enjoy the personal
146:2.17 to afford the indwelling spirit the better o. to speak
147:6.4 But the spies did not have long to wait for their o. to
151:3.14 affording his enemies less o. to find cause for
152:1.2 They were miracle-minded and lost no o. to ascribe
152:2.7 Before the apostles had an o. to express themselves,
162:5.3 You all have had abundant o. to learn who I am,
164:0.1 “I would give these teachers in Israel another o. to
165:4.8 “My son, why do you miss the o. to feed upon the
168:4.1 Jesus embraced the o. to say many things to the ten
169:1.9 the lad did not find o. to complete his confession
171:8.12 reward for lesser faithfulness when there is like o..
171:8.13 reward for like faithfulness when there is lesser o..
172:5.4 such a magnificent o. to proclaim the kingdom.
175:0.1 the various groups had had an o. to question Jesus;
194:0.5 this o. to express their feelings of triumph over the
opportunity for
14:6.16 And this universe affords the o. for the realization of
28:6.16 Nothing can stand between you and o. for service
30:4.28 this affords o. for looking up your friends, fellows,
32:1.2 There is no o. for a Creator Son to begin universe
36:5.2 its fellows may find reception and o. for function.
37:6.3 the ascender’s status afford the o. for experience;
43:4.9 there exists no o. for the entertainment of sin.
44:3.2 There is ample o. for individual expression in all
45:6.3 provide little o. for compensating these personal
45:7.1 to enjoy extended o. for continuing their strivings
50:7.1 affords their races a unique o for the exercise of faith
52:2.12 There is abundant o. for the exercise of tolerance
53:2.5 Lucifer was long offered o. for repentance, but
53:7.2 the delusions of self-assertion had every o. for
54:5.10 foster full o. for every living creature to mature a
54:5.11 full disclosure and unlimited o. for sin-expression as
58:1.8 afforded the new land varieties of life o. for speedy
64:6.31 1. Variety is indispensable to o. for the functioning of
64:7.1 they sought o. for expansion into adjacent territory,
69:4.6 These treaty spots afforded o. for friendly and
71:3.9 normal individual adequate o. for self-realization.
72:11.2 military class is avoided by providing this o. for a
77:3.7 the tower presented an o. for making atonement for
80:9.16 culture has been experiencing its best o. for blending
81:6.5 few Urantians have ever had such a favorable o. for
81:6.12 afford ample o. for social and moral development;
82:5.1 that outbreeding greatly increased the selective o.
92:0.5 divine agencies has never yet had o. for expression
97:1.1 a better o. for Samuel to function as a teacher and
108:6.8 ever-widening spheres of o. for exhilarating service,
112:5.7 divine mercy is accorded further o. for extending its
118:6.6 await the passing of time to find o. for expression.
123:4.3 for humor and play which was afforded little o. for
124:0.1 Jesus might have enjoyed a better o. for schooling
132:4.4 Jesus utilized each one as an o. for imparting some
133:4.13 this thriving commercial center afforded o. for all
134:5.11 so do o. and need for mankind government increase.
144:1.7 that this would be their last o. for prolonged rest.
148:3.3 each of the twelve enjoyed an o. for intimate contact
152:1.4 And there can never occur an o. for either science or
170:5.21 where the Master’s teachings may enjoy a fuller o.
174:1.1 as a fitting o. for securing the Master’s counsel.
opposable
62:2.1 They had a primitive o. thumb as well as a highly
62:2.1 species successively developed the o. thumb while
62:3.2 They had almost perfectly o. thumbs, just about as
oppose
39:2.11 efficient since you are unable to o., resist, or hinder
67:1.4 divine reality—a conscious choosing to o. spiritual
90:2.9 challenge the shamans or priests of any age who o.
99:0.2 True religion does o violence as a technique of social
99:0.2 but it does not o. the intelligent efforts of society to
139:8.8 Time and again did Thomas o. letting Jesus expose
170:0.1 Jesus did not at first openly o. this long-nourished
opposed
4:1.2 The two thoughts are not o. in practice, only in
53:7.2 The Melchizedeks ably o. the apostate Prince, but
73:7.1 Nodites who o. co-operation with the Adamites.
87:4.6 The gods of evolutionary religion have been o. by
88:1.6 the ancients always o. the taking of a census,
93:6.6 Now Abraham had always so o. circumcision that
111:7.5 the urge of ambition o. by animal indolence;
111:7.5 the urge of angels o. by the emotions of an animal;
111:7.5 experience of the individual o. by the accumulated
139:8.8 strenuously o., Thomas was first to say, “Let’s go!”
159:5.9 He even o. negative or purely passive nonresistance
166:5.5 he bitterly o. the version of Jesus’ teachings which
170:5.13 why Jesus never o. the apostles’ practicing the rite of
184:0.2 those who were strongly and openly o. to Jesus and
192:4.7 Nathaniel o. this shift in the burden of their public
opposing
34:6.9 diverse and o. urges can seldom be fully reconciled
127:2.5 formation of an o. group of more moderate patriots
136:4.11 Jesus was always torn in his human heart by two o.
152:2.5 Those o. the plan were Andrew, James, Nathaniel,
opposite—see opposite side(s)
11:2.8 upper side, and the o. surface as the nether side.
12:4.15 seem to be revolving in a direction o. to that of the
15:1.4 one swings almost due north, approximately o.,
15:1.4 Number five has about left its position o. the
16:0.12 always maintaining a position o. the superuniverse of
26:3.2 seven superuniverses pass through Havona in the o.
46:3.4 Jerusem sending station is located at the o. pole of
48:4.17 In the spirit world the o. is true: The higher we
48:7.1 in the o. column citation is made of analogous
58:2.7 solar cyclones which whirl in o. directions above and
58:2.7 Such atmospheric disturbances whirl in o. directions
58:3.3 the electron spin is sometimes in the o. direction
82:1.6 the beauty and physical attractiveness of the o. sex
103:6.2 teachings of these two diametrically o. avenues of
122:5.2 Mary’s temperament was quite o. to that of her
124:6.5 three hours’ travel from o. Scythopolis they came
135:6.1 the Dead Sea and up the river Jordan to o. Jericho,
152:2.1 the twelve planned to escape, unnoticed, to the o.
166:1.3 curling of lips by those who sat o. the Master,
179:1.3 eleven arranged around the table on up to o. this
179:1.4 end of the seating order and just o. to that chosen
opposite side(s)
15:3.5 and from o. of the vast Sagittarius subgalactic system
15:5.5 occur simultaneously on o. of the convulsed sun.
57:3.3 arms, which took origin on o. of the mother mass.
57:5.6 from o. and simultaneously, enormous volumes of
57:5.7 The repercussional ejection of gas from the o. of the
156:6.4 many leaders were then gathered together on the o.
157:0.1 knowing that Jesus was on the o. of the lake in
opposites
12:8.13 cosmic mind intervenes between these universal o..
opposition
4:1.2 Divine providence is never arrayed in o. to true
15:1.4 regions now approaching o. to the Great Centers.
41:3.9 a stream of meteors in a line of lessened gravity o.,
51:3.4 Caligastia offered crafty and effective o. to the
53:2.3 idea of self-assertion in o. to the will of Michael
94:6.11 before the vigorous o. of the disciples of Confucius
97:1.2 enabled him to withstand the almost universal o.
97:2.1 in the face of the o. of an idolatrous monarch;
98:5.2 despite the militant o. of the followers of Zoroaster.
142:8.1 By the end of April the o. to Jesus among the
143:0.1 because of the increasing o. of the Jewish religious
144:1.4 To allow o. to their work in both Judea and Galilee
153:1.5 his disgruntled adherents grew into unconscious o.
154:1.1 the moral courage to brave the o. of the Pharisees
156:6.5 All active o. to his teachings had about subsided.
162:1.3 even in o. to the advice of his followers, sufficed to
162:1.6 enemies of Jesus dared not be outspoken in their o..
175:4.9 Jesus was arrayed in telling o to their traditional hold
oppress
66:8.6 Caligastia nor Daligastia was ever able to o. mortals
oppressed
97:9.11 the o. elders of Ephraim came down and “anointed
126:4.4 and learn to do good; seek justice, relieve the o..
132:5.18 a stigma when they are derived from the sweat of o.
140:9.2 Liberate spiritual captives, comfort the o., minister
143:1.5 True, the poor and o. of this generation have the
147:8.3 to let the o. go free, and to break every yoke?
148:5.5 ‘The Lord also is a refuge for the o., a haven of rest
153:0.2 the thought that possibly Jesus was o. with regrets
169:2.3 This steward had not only o. his master’s clients
175:1.8 They have o. you with ceremonies and enslaved you
182:3.1 not help recognizing that he was grievously o.;
oppressing
71:4.17 Only love can prevent the strong from o. the weak.
oppression
69:8.8 it was in the schools of o. that man learned industry.
95:5.4 floods of adversity and o. swept over the Egyptians
97:4.1 Amos, to denounce the criminality, drunkenness, o.,
99:1.5 society turned a deaf ear to the sufferings and o. of
111:4.11 devastation of evil and sin—o., war, and destruction.
121:6.8 the Jews found themselves dispersed by o. or
136:9.2 the Jews as world rulers, free from want and o..
140:8.21 were largely directed against pride, cruelty, o., and
147:8.2 find pleasure in o. and to take delight in injustice?
147:8.4 all this he will do if you refrain from o., vanity,
173:1.11 to organize themselves for the exploitation and o.
187:4.5 as an effective patriotic protest against political o.
oppressions
132:5.18 knows God can stoop to engage in the o. of wealth.
oppressive
49:0.4 too large, their great mass occasioning o. gravity.
69:8.8 True, slavery was o., but it was in the schools of
70:1.13 when peace became o., neighboring tribes were
99:6.3 establishment of o. ecclesiastical authority;
oppressively
134:6.10 great powers are taxed, regulated, and controlled o.,
oppressiveness
122:7.6 much discussion concerning the o. of Roman rule,
oppressors
54:1.10 contend for his material liberties with tyrants and o.
127:2.6 when complicated by tax-gathering foreign o.,
136:9.7 to lead them in rebellion against the Roman o..
optimism
100:7.12 associates were constrained to share his divine o..
127:3.14 His sturdy and practical o. was truly contagious;
160:4.13 hide failure under deceptive smiles and beaming o..
181:1.8 A certain amount of both stoicism and o. are
195:7.8 Both o. and pessimism are concept reactions in a
195:8.12 Secular social and political o. is an illusion.
196:0.11 the sincere and trusting o. of a believing child.
optimist
100:7.9 but Jesus was not a blind and unreasoning o..
139:2.3 Simon Peter was a man of impulse, an o..
181:1.9 but Jesus was not a blind and self-deceived o..
optimistic
122:5.3 his mother’s o. and determined disposition.
160:4.14 Men who prefer o. illusions to reality can never
optimists
139:11.8 Jesus was not afraid to identify himself with o.,
181:1.7 or they must be o., ever indulging that hope which
optimum
81:6.11 Multiplication of numbers beyond the o. of the
81:6.12 The o. stabilization of national population enhances
option
70:6.6 were often given the o. of committing suicide,
75:6.3 the o. of remaining on Urantia with their parents or
83:7.2 mores, divorce was had at the o. of the man alone,
optional
5:5.5 religion is normal and natural to man, it is also o..
14:4.14 Havoners have both o. present and future unrevealed
35:9.2 the matter being o. with the constellation rulers.
47:8.5 to choose some one of the o. routes to Havona and
48:6.5 evangels will help you choose wisely among the o.
94:8.15 whose observance was o. with believers.
112:5.2 man’s participation therein is o., personal, and
144:6.9 be attached to the preaching of baptism was left o.;
161:3.1 entirely o. with Jesus whether to depend only on
or—not included; see more or less
oracle
45:4.7 5. Porshunta, the o. of the extinct orange race and
111:0.6 that the ka was “an o. from God in everybody.”
oracles
87:5.9 The will of the spirits were studied by means of o.,
90:5.4 The priests evolved from shamans up through o.,
98:3.4 and shrines and, in a crisis, would consult the o..
155:6.2 truth which come not through the traditional o. of
oracular
90:2.8 The Greeks believed in the efficacy of o. advice,
oral
72:3.2 going to the near-by centers for o. instruction once
124:1.13 in constant collision with the so-called “o. law,”
153:3.6 the traditions of the elders, or so-called o. laws of
153:3.7 regulations which was represented by the o. law—
orange
45:4.7 5. Porshunta, the oracle of the extinct o. race and
49:4.2 blue; and three secondary—o., green, and indigo.
51:4.2 strains of giantism appeared among the green and o.
51:4.3 The loss of your o. and green stocks is not of such
51:4.5 a similar tendency for the o., green, and indigo races
51:4.6 The o. men are usually subdued by the red and
52:1.2 The evolutionary races of color—red, o., yellow, blue
52:2.5 the o. and green men are particularly subject to
64:5.3 these nineteen children were five red, two o., four
64:6.10 2. The o. man. The outstanding characteristic of this
64:6.10 Though they were not a progressive people,
64:6.10 they profited much from the schools of the Prince
64:6.11 The o. race was the first to follow the coast line
64:6.11 But they never secured a favorable footing in Africa
64:6.11 and were wiped out of existence by the later arriving
64:6.13 The last great struggle between the o. and the green
64:6.13 at its close very few of the o. race were left alive.
64:6.13 The shattered remnants of these people were
64:6.13 But as a race the o. man ceased to exist about one
64:6.18 destroyed their almost equally inferior o. cousins.
64:7.3 mixture came to contain so much of the green, o.,
64:7.5 the largest of these being a combination of the o.
64:7.7 extermination as were waged by the green, and o.,
64:7.13 the o., green, and indigo races gravitated to Africa
64:7.14 About the time the green man was killing off the o.
64:7.14 These indigo races absorbed the remnants of the o.
64:7.15 Egypt was first dominated by the o. man, then by
64:7.16 the green and o. races are gone, the red man holds
78:1.9 o., and black—maintained a culture slightly above
78:1.10 group carried extensive strains of the submerged o.
78:3.5 a mixed race of Andonite and Sangik peoples—o.,
78:3.7 green and o. races had been exterminated as such.
79:2.2 green peoples as well as large numbers of the o. race
79:2.8 least desirable third of the mixed o.-green-indigo
79:5.8 a considerable admixture of the yellow, o., and blue.
80:1.4 carried extensive strains of the extinct green and o.
81:4.6 3. Secondary Sangik, o., green, and indigo.
81:4.13 Sangik type, which originally included the o., green,
86:4.6 The o. race was given to belief in transmigration and
oranges
41:3.2 comparative elbow room in space as one dozen o.
oration
97:10.2 wonderful story of God presented in the farewell o.
orations
44:4.8 heard only the crude and stumbling o. of Urantia.
44:4.8 and euphony of expression in the o. of Salvington
orator
139:3.2 James was the best public o. among the twelve.
oratorical
72:4.4 o. and musical contests, as well as those in science
139:1.6 Andrew was never jealous of Peter’s o. ability.
orators
90:5.5 still others sacrificers; later came the o.—preachers.
oratory
44:4.7 4. Promoters of o.. This group of recorders are
44:4.7 the task of preserving thought for reproduction by o.
44:4.8 The o. of the spirit world is one of the rare treats
55:5.6 Literature and o. flourish, and language is so
139:1.2 Excepting o., Andrew was the peer of his associates
141:7.10 personality, not so much because of compelling o.
orb
41:3.1 Satania, and your own sun is an average blazing o..
41:3.2 that of your own solar o. being slightly less.
57:5.1 your sun was a comparatively isolated blazing o.,
orbit
12:4.1 their mission, while swinging around the universal o..
15:6.14 larger aggregations of matter which follow an o.
15:9.16 a clear track; its o. must be safely and finally settled.
41:0.4 settled o. about the Sagittarius center of that minor
41:4.7 room to accommodate your sun and the present o. of
41:6.4 electron back and forth between its own o. and
41:6.5 X-ray solar forces to the circle of the higher o.,
41:6.5 it remains in that o. for about one one-millionth of
41:6.5 of the atomic nucleus pulls it back into its old o.,
42:6.8 would attain a diameter equal to that of the earth’s o.
42:7.9 electron to electron and well-nigh from o. to o..
57:3.6 Its o. was determined by its path of escape.
57:6.4 when the radius of its o. becomes less than two
57:6.5 system of long, long ago traversed an irregular o.,
orbital
42:5.6 When electrons pass from higher to lower levels of o
42:5.6 O. shifting of electrons results in the ejection or the
42:7.3 The electronic axial revolutions and o. velocities are
42:7.7 naturally to assemble over one hundred o. electrons
42:7.7 have been artificially introduced into the o. field,
42:7.8 atoms may contain from one to one hundred o.
42:7.9 The thirty innermost o. electrons have individuality
42:7.10 containing from one to twenty-seven o. electrons,
57:5.14 with a homogeneous direction of o. swing,
57:5.14 still maintain the same direction of o. movement.
orbits
12:1.11 all regions of outer space revolve in established o.
15:1.2 the o. of the planets constituting your solar system
15:5.5 the erupting sun, thus becoming stabilized in o. of
32:1.5 planets form and swing into their o., while the work
41:0.3 a contiguous unit over the o. of the superuniverse.
41:3.6 has resulted in bringing the o. of the basic material
41:3.9 distances as the two bodies swing around their o.
42:6.6 Ultimatons do not describe o. or whirl about in
42:7.8 swinging around on precise and definite o..
42:7.8 out as to occupy the whole of the lesser atomic o.;
42:7.9 and circulate in more distinct and definite o..
57:5.5 revolve about the sun in elliptical o. of their own.
57:5.13 Angona, its tributary planetary family pursued o.
57:6.1 But during these early times of erratic o., when the
57:6.2 also contribute to the stabilization of planetary o.
57:6.3 When such stability of o. is attained, tidal frictions
58:3.3 as by the o. of circulating matter, which vary from
orbs
11:4.2 between the shining o. of the Son and the circuits of
13:3.1 These shining o. are the source of the threefold light
13:4.1 the seven o. of the Infinite Spirit, worlds inhabited by
41:2.4 including the emanations of highly heated o. and
57:4.8 gave birth to 136,702 suns, most of them solitary o..
orchards
168:0.4 They inherited extensive vineyards and olive o. in
183:3.10 so he skirted around through the olive o. and was
orchestra
44:1.14 endeavoring to reproduce the strains of a great o. by
orchid
43:6.6 vegetative life have a violet or o. tinge of varying hue
ordain
138:1.2 Jesus announced to them that he desired to o.
138:7.4 when I shall subsequently o. you to preach the
149:0.2 I will o. you to preach the gospel of the kingdom.”
173:2.3 At this time only the Sanhedrin could o. an elder
ordained—verb
2:1.7 with his manifold creatures as have been o., first,
3:2.4 he has o. the circuits of all energy.
3:6.8 finding God the Father by the ways o. by God the
4:2.2 For example: As God’s laws have been o. in
9:1.3 The Paradise Trinity has o. the universal order of
13:4.5 beings whom the Father has o. shall exercise this
40:3.1 ascent by the very routes o. for the progression of
40:5.11 The Gods who o. that mortal man should climb to
42:4.2 and it ever proceeds in the path o. by the Infinite
99:5.10 Jesus only o. that they should gather together to
107:0.3 of the supernal destiny which has been thus o..
121:7.3 dogmas which they regarded as having been o. by
122:3.1 that the conception within you is o. by heaven,
125:6.8 Our Father in heaven has o. these things;let us depart
128:4.9 And it was o. by the Father that the bestowal should
131:5.2 God established the world and o. the rewards for
131:5.3 the God of light by joyfully walking in the paths o.
138:10.11 he called them together and formally o. them as
140:9.1 back to the highland where he had o. them;
145:5.7 I have o. you to preach the gospel and minister to
148:1.4 not baptize believers until after they were later o.
163:1.1 The seventy were o. by Jesus on Sabbath afternoon,
163:2.3 Jesus replied: “If you would be o., you must be
165:2.7 the eternal way by the means I have created and o.
165:5.2 but to be o. as ambassadors of the kingdom.
173:2.3 rabbinic academies and subsequently regularly o.
173:2.3 least three persons who had previously been so o..
173:2.6 John had never been o. by the Sanhedrin.
175:1.14 who would serve God as they think Moses o.!
177:3.6 Jesus would have o. these twenty Greeks, even as he
180:1.4 I have o. you to go forth into the world to yield the
192:2.9 but persevere as one who has been o. by God for this
194:4.4 What has happened to these men Jesus had o. to
ordained—adjective
2:3.2 delayed until the o. order of justice current in that
14:5.5 must depend on the o. technique to negotiate
15:4.1 proceeds in accordance with an o. technique
21:1.4 We also observe that the o. plans of the present
22:3.4 worlds and spheres of your o. cosmic progression,
25:3.5 decrees in defiance of neither natural law nor the o.
32:4.2 by and through these o. agencies and personalities.
32:4.3 the o. policies and procedures for that universe—
34:1.2 the established currents and the o. circuits of spirit
36:3.5 chemical, and electrical specifications of the o. plans
42:1.8 age be required for the completion of the o. circuit.
49:6.17 They proceed to Paradise by the o. routes of mortal
51:3.5 when they departed from the o. plan, it was one of
51:5.6 even in the face of the miscarriage of the o. plans,
65:0.1 with the active ministration of the o. Life Carriers.
65:7.2 integration of these spirit endowments with the o.
74:8.14 Adam, they presumed to turn aside from the o. way,
77:2.5 the standardized Satania specialization of the o.
101:1.2 made available through the naturally o. mechanism of
104:2.3 this spiritual faith has no influence on the o. laws
163:2.2 If you would be an o. teacher, you must let others
163:2.3 “I would become an o. messenger, but I would like
163:2.9 with his riches, could not possibly become an o.
163:6.1 inspiring to hear these newly o teachers of the gospel
172:5.13 At heart, this o. ambassador of the kingdom was
ordaining
115:7.2 By thus o. the experience-evolution of the Supreme,
148:5.4 just because some just and wise law of his o. chances
ordeal
63:4.2 Childbirth was not a painful or distressing o. to
70:10.7 Dueling is a modern survival of the trial by o..
126:3.2 his mother during this trying and peculiarly sad o..
133:9.4 all brave, especially the lad, but it was a trying o..
134:8.8 And when the trying o. was finished, the detached
145:0.3 throughout the trying o. of his trial, rejection, and
185:6.2 the open courtyard of the praetorium for this o..
186:2.8 Throughout the whole sorrowful o. he bore himself
ordeals
70:10.5 detecting crime consisted in conducting o. of fire,
70:10.5 These savage o. were nothing more than crude
70:10.5 they did not necessarily settle a dispute justly.
70:10.6 The Old Testament records one of these o.,
87:5.9 interpreted by divination, soothsaying, magic, o.,
150:3.12 10. Jesus exposed and denounced their belief in o.,
152:6.5 gird themselves for the trying and testing o. of the
order—category of creature or being;
see order—classification or degree or body or manner;
see order—social order; see order—sequential;
see order—directive; see order, made to; order, short;
order that, in; order to, in; see order—verb
1:3.3 spirit beings or by any o. of material personalities.
1:5.6 These Paradise Sons of the o. of Michael are perfect
4:1.7 A being of my o. is able to discover ultimate
4:4.4 Hence, in the Michael o. of sonship, creative free
7:7.5 to beings of the onetime human o. the Eternal Son
10:6.16 the Trinity, for I chance to belong to the tenth o. of
12:0.1 master universe staggers the concept of even my o.
13:1.2 are directed by the highest o. of the Stationary Sons
13:1.6 truths are beyond the conceptual capacity of my o. of
13:1.23 This experience belongs to your human o. of
13:1.23 My o. of personality is not directly concerned with
13:1.23 You do not reveal it to us nor to any other o. of
14:4.11 As the material o. of sonship carries on the material,
14:4.18 along the lines of some one o. of pattern creature
15:1.1 more extensive experience and calculations of our o.,
15:2.5 one of the Creator Sons of God of the o. of Michael.
15:6.15 cool planet in forty is habitable by beings of your o..
16:5.2 every creature of every o. of intelligent beings,
16:8.4 Persons of a given series, type, o., or pattern may
17:1.6 worlds of the Spirit amazes even a being of my o..
17:6.10 co-operation with the o. of the Creator Michaels.
17:8.1 with the Trinity personalities of the o. of “Days”
17:8.1 with the Paradise personalities of the o. of “Sons.”
17:8.2 beings of this o. are created by the Master Spirits;
17:8.2 the mother-makers of a marvelous o. of the angelic
18:5.3 the activities of the third o. of the Supreme Power
18:6.1 The Trinity personalities of the o. of “Days” do not
18:7.3 can and does communicate with all others of his o.
19:2.6 Perfectors of Wisdom and my o. of personality,
19:5.6 all things, but they are not the same o. of being.
19:5.7 a Spirit of the Inspired o. and of the third volume
19:5.9 If we are right in this concept, and my entire o. of
19:5.11 the isolation of these Spirits belonging to my o. of
19:6.4 We do not know what o. or type of creature may be
19:7.5 Our entire o. of creation finds itself in touch with
20:1.10 The threefold o of Life Carriers is brought into being
20:1.15 The o. of Michael, the Creator Sons, is so unique
20:2.1 These Magisterial Sons constitute the o. of Avonals
20:2.1 Avonals in contradistinction to the o. of Michael,
20:5.3 Some o. of Paradise Son must be bestowed upon
20:7.1 They are known in Havona as the o. of Daynals.
20:7.3 The Daynal o. of sonship is not an organic part of the
20:8.2 in the Melchizedek schools belong to this o.,
20:9.1 You are not familiar with this o. of sonship because
20:9.3 reign and is assisted by seventy associates of his o..
20:9.4 the whole o. of Daynal sonship is connected with
21:0.3 forever do they reign after the “o. of Michael,”
21:0.3 the designation of the first Son of their o. and nature.
21:0.4 The o. of Michael knows the grand universe from
21:2.1 The Paradise Sons of the primary o. are the creators
21:4.3 does he live and die as a member of the lowest o.
21:4.6 bestowal careers, are reckoned as a separate o.,
21:4.6 that they are commonly regarded as a different o..
22:0.1 The trinitized o. of sonship is subdivided into three
22:1.10 The new sons of this o. pass through specific
22:2.4 And the last group of this o. to qualify on Paradise
22:3.2 representatives among a trinitized class of this o..
22:3.2 Uversa act as the central directing body of their o. in
22:4.2 This o. of sons is embraced by the Paradise Trinity
22:6.1 Trinitized Ambassadors are the second o. of the
22:6.2 problems involving the Son-fused o. of personality.
22:7.6 attempted union of two members of the same o. of
22:10.4 when I made requisition on the chief of their o. on
23:0.1 the first and senior o. of the Higher Personalities of
23:1.9 if two or more of this o. are in close proximity,
23:2.11 a secret or betray the confidence reposed in their o.
23:2.15 It is only through this o. of messengers that the
23:2.24 to reveal truth as the highest trust of their o..
24:1.8 the first o. of the Supreme Power Centers effect a
24:1.10 This o., like secondary supervisors, is of continuous
24:1.14 the functions of each o. are expanded by liaison
24:2.3 Excepting these seven and the reserves of the o. on
24:2.4 All personalities of this o. are equal excepting those
24:6.6 “And Malvorian, the first of this o., did greet and
24:7.1 members of another o. of central universe creatures,
25:1.3 These fourth creatures are somewhat on the o. of
25:2.2 none but the Reflective Spirits of the seventh o.
25:2.2 one thousand of the seventh-o. conciliators would
25:2.3 corps, embracing one seventh of each created o.,
25:3.2 The o. of conciliators is wholly dependable; not
25:4.11 do they ever become permanent members of the o..
25:4.13 All candidates voluntarily enter this o. of service;
25:5.4 transferred from the permanent roll call of their o..
25:6.2 all classes of beings, from those of the material o. to
25:8.9 One of this o. would be assigned to follow the
26:0.1 supernaphim are the highest o. of the lowest group
26:2.5 individual members of each o. are comparatively
26:2.5 in all channels of activity open to their entire o.,
26:2.7 high superaphic ministers of the tertiary o. to meet
26:3.5 files of Havona, for the spiritual files of their o.,
26:3.5 the custodians of knowledge of the primary o. of
26:3.10 duties of their superaphic associates of the tertiary o.
26:4.1 one half of the entire o. is assigned to the training of
26:4.11 by the transport personalities of the primary o. of
26:7.2 of a secondary supernaphim belonging to this o..
26:7.3 one of the directors of conduct of the o. of primary
26:11.6 first meet the instigators of rest of the primary o. of
27:0.2 “chief of seraphim” is the second of this o. to be
27:1.1 the complements of rest of the secondary o. of
27:7.9 the supernaphim, the highest o. of all the ministering
28:4.3 it is befitting that the first serials of this o. should be
28:4.4 every seventh one of that o. subsequently created
28:4.6 training of the Paradise Sons of the o. of Michael,
28:4.7 No other o. of sonship is thus “reflectible,” and no
28:4.7 “reflectible,” and no other o. of angel can thus
28:5.1 Seconaphim of the secondary o. are no less reflective
28:5.6 Like the primary o., this group is created serially;
28:5.8 Wisdom and, by the consummate skill of their o.,
28:5.13 experience of their o. as the “oil of reconciliation”
28:5.18 The Divine Counselors, to whom this o. is attached,
28:5.21 The beings of every newly created o., immediately
28:7.4 privilege of using these angels of the reflective o. on
29:1.1 highly spiritual personalities on the angelic o.;
29:2.13 are one thousand power centers of the third o..
29:2.16 one hundred power centers of the fourth o..
29:2.19 relationships have power centers of the seventh o.
29:4.34 Associators represent an o. of life which is simply
30:1.10 This o. of living existence, originating in the Father,
31:0.13 Finaliters are a separate o. of evolutionary creation.
31:2.3 may call upon the reserves of the o. for assistants in
31:3.4 the records that mortals are spirits of the first o.
31:3.4 that they advance to the second o. when translated to
31:3.4 spirits of the fifth o. when they find the Father.
31:8.1 The entire o. of the Transcendentalers live in the
32:0.1 the handiwork of a Creator Son of the Paradise o. of
33:3.2 of Supreme Spirits, being the 611,121st of that o..
33:5.2 Immanuel, number 611,121 of the sixth o. of Trinity
34:2.5 offspring of the Spirit increasingly approach the o.
35:0.1 Of the first Paradise o. of sonship, the Creator Sons
35:0.1 Of the second o. of Paradise sonship, the Avonal
35:0.1 The third o., being of Trinity origin, do not register
35:0.7 in the production of the versatile o. of Life Carriers.
35:1.3 Being an o. of sonship wherein one of their own
35:1.3 time and otherwise function as a self-regulating o.,
35:1.3 Melchizedek designates certain individuals of his o.
35:1.4 having to do with the interests and duties of his o..
35:2.1 The Melchizedeks are the first o. of divine Sons to
35:2.2 The Melchizedeks are a self-governing o..
35:2.3 The Melchizedek o. of sonship occupies the
35:2.9 These Sons are not an increasing o.; their number is
35:3.22 the o. of Melchizedeks in Nebadon is renowned
35:4.4 sometimes one of this o. has even incarnated in the
35:5.1 the second great and diverse o. of universe sonship,
35:5.1 a Son of this o. is uniformly found at the head of
35:5.4 Although the decisions and rulings of this o. of Sons
35:6.5 additional Sons of the Vorondadek o. to assist with
35:8.1 the purpose of bringing into existence the third o. of
35:8.2 a later and lower—as concerns divinity levels—o. of
35:8.5 Of this o. emerging from Melchizedek there were
35:8.5 as Planetary Princes and to the reserves of that o..
35:8.8 In round numbers the Lanonandek o. of Sons is
35:8.15 Lanonandeks are a somewhat lower o. of sonship
35:8.15 But these Lanonandeks, especially the primary o.,
35:9.3 headquarters from the reserves of that o., a group
35:9.4 associate supervises the reserves of the secondary o..
35:9.6 Sons of the Lanonandek o. have rebelled against the
35:9.8 Henselon, lost the largest number of this o. of Sons.
35:9.8 our Sons of the Lanonandek o. have been created
35:10.4 the salvaged Sons of that o. serve as directors of
36:2.11 the o. of the three Paradise Sources and Centers,
36:3.1 All life of the o. and forms known on Urantia arises
36:4.1 mated with a selected Daughter of the material o.
36:4.2 the Mother Eve of this special o. of universe beings
37:1.9 Of the first o. of Universe Aids, the Bright and
37:2.4 The Brilliant Evening Stars are a unique twofold o.,
37:2.5 this interesting and versatile o. possess a spirit force
37:2.6 is Gavalia, the first-born of this o. in Nebadon.
37:3.3 of Nebadon is directed by the first-born of this o.,
37:3.5 the service and ministry of the Avonal o. of sonship,
37:5.2 Surviving souls of this o. attain immortality by fusion
37:8.8 The advancing students of this o. in training number
37:9.8 a residential o. of beings known as the univitatia.
37:9.9 and superb Sons and Daughters of the material o.
37:9.9 They are a reproducing o. of sonship, being
37:10.3 neither spirits nor persons; they are an animal o. of
38:4.1 Each angelic o. has free access to all the worlds of
38:7.1 They are the lowest o. of angels, hence all the nearer
38:8.2 Cherubim and sanobim of this o. are brilliant, though
38:9.3 standardized o. of beings who are derived from the
38:9.8 But since each o. of midwayer can establish perfect
39:1.3 by this high and experienced o. of seraphim, who
39:1.9 This o. of angels serves from the councils of the
39:1.18 seraphim of the supreme o. are self-directed servers
39:1.18 thus constituting the general reserve of this o..
39:2.1 universe, Nebadon does not have many of this o..
39:2.7 A marvelous corps of this o. of seraphim functions
39:2.16 Seraphic recorders of the superior o. effect a close
39:2.16 liaison with the intelligence corps of their own o.
39:2.16 Many of the superior o. of recorders are seraphim
39:3.1 This versatile o. of universe angels is assigned to the
39:3.2 The first o. of the supervising seraphim are assigned
39:3.3 It is the duty of the second o. of supervisor
39:3.10 The sixth o. of supervising seraphim act as special
39:4.1 The fourth o. of seraphim are assigned to the duties
39:4.1 Fourth-o. seraphim are by nature endowed with
39:4.3 corps of one thousand of this versatile o. of seraphim
39:4.16 The recorders of this o. preside over and maintain
39:5.17 phase of the manifold activities of this seraphic o..
40:0.10 until it has reached the lowest o. of life endowed
40:4.2 Adjusters are beings of a unique and unfathomable o.
40:5.12 different and markedly modified o. of will creatures.
40:5.15 with your o. of creature life in spirit and personality
40:6.1 races stand as the representatives of the lowest o. of
40:6.1 but you are not yet by nature of the divine o.; you
40:7.3 fragments of God are with your o. of being from the
40:9.2 Monitors, there await the assignments of their o..
40:9.3 spheres in common with your o. of fusion candidates
41:1.2 Supreme Power Centers of the fourth o. are
41:1.2 incoming lines of power from the third-o. centers
41:1.4 Ten Supreme Power Centers of the fifth o. are
41:1.5 One Supreme Power Center of the sixth o. is
41:2.8 employ enormous numbers of their o. in an effort to
43:0.4 seraphim, the third o. of local universe angels, are
43:1.5 ascending mortals of the secondary modified o. of
43:2.4 Twelve of this o. who have had certain requisite
43:3.1 rulers of the constellations are of the Vorondadek o.
43:4.3 in direct and constant communication with their o.
43:4.10 the policy and attitude of the o. of Days toward sin
43:5.2 to include twelve Sons of the Vorondadek o..
43:6.4 worlds enjoy ten forms of life of the material o..
43:6.5 whole animal creation is of an entirely different o.
43:8.7 effectively to co-operate with your o. of beings in
44:0.1 unique o. of composite personalities denominated
45:3.2 —Lanaforge, number 2,709 of the primary o. and
45:3.4 Sovereign—Sadib, number 271,402 of the tertiary o..
45:3.5 controller of interned spirits above the o. of mortal
45:3.6 ministry of Satania, number 374 of the third o..
45:3.8 Hanavard is the twelfth of this o. so to serve on
45:4.16 Machiventa Melchizedek, the only Son of this o.
45:6.9 volunteers from the Jerusem colony of their o..
46:2.3 a gas adapted to the respiration of the morontia o. of
46:5.16 the Lanonandeks, the sonship o. of the System
46:7.2 This o. of animal life is now largely directed by the
48:4.10 The early experiences of the race or the o. are
48:4.12 the contemplation of that which is old to one’s o.,
48:6.1 These angels are of the sixth o. of seraphic servers,
48:6.28 Many of the teaching counselors of the supreme o.
49:1.3 the evolutionary o. of life in Satania is in consonance
49:2.13 you represent the average or typical breathing o. of
49:2.14 would belong to the separate o. of nonbreathers.
49:2.15 The Urantia races are of the land o..
49:2.17 of marine habitat, are also of the mammalian o..
49:2.24 planets, beings of your present o. could not exist;
49:5.26 neither was your bestowal Son of the Avonal o.;
49:6.4 1. Mortals of the dispensational or group o. of
49:6.18 5. Mortals of the primary modified o. of ascension.
49:6.20 This primary modified o. of mortal ascension may
49:6.21 worlds by the primary modified o. of translation.
50:0.1 While belonging to the o. of Lanonandek Sons,
50:0.1 Sons are assigned to the reserves of their o. on the
50:0.2 have assigned to them a planetary ruler of this o. of
50:2.3 have as assistants one or more of the third o. of his
50:2.3 of his own o., a secondary Lanonandek associate.
50:4.12 to learn of the callous perfidy of one of my own o. of
51:0.1 the second o. of sonship, the biologic uplifters.
51:0.1 name of this first and original Son of their unique o..
51:1.2 The material o. of sonship is not uniform throughout
51:1.4 deliberately rebel, this o. of Sons becomes isolated
51:1.7 the material o. of sonship is not, by nature, invisible
51:3.3 mortals while they build up a strong race of their o..
51:3.5 The fifth o. of angels, the planetary helpers, are
51:3.6 orders: their physical children and the secondary o.
51:3.7 should not be confused with the primary o., who
51:5.2 as the fathers and mothers of the new and blended o.
52:3.1 arrives the second o. of sonship, and the second
52:3.12 the advent of the third o. of sonship, the Magisterial
52:4.2 the high o. of Avonal Sons makes his appearance on
52:5.2 always belong to the Magisterial or Avonal o. except
52:5.2 by the bestowal of a Paradise Son of the Avonal o..
52:7.1 The Sons of the next o. to arrive on the average
52:7.2 and most experienced of the supreme o. of Daynals.
52:7.4 as of the primary modified o. of mortal ascension.
53:0.1 Lucifer was number 37 of his o., and when
53:1.4 Prince of Urantia and a Son of the secondary o. of
53:6.2 explains why such a large number of the fourth o.,
53:6.4 deserted by a tremendous group of my own o., but
53:7.6 Of the supreme o. of seraphim, not an angel was lost,
53:7.6 was lost, but a considerable group of the next o.,
53:7.6 of the third or supervisor o. of angels were misled.
54:6.5 future Mighty Messengers, fellows of my own o..
55:4.17 trinitized sons so long associated with their o.,
55:4.23 If a midwayer is among the finaliters, all of that o.
61:6.1 In the seventieth generation of this o. of life a new
62:3.9 to the father of the new and higher mammalian o..
62:4.1 tribe: These animal babies were of an unusual o.;
64:6.19 this struggle since each carried strains of the giant o.,
66:1.1 Lanonandek Son, number 9,344 of the secondary o..
66:1.5 the fair name of his exalted o. of universe sonship.
66:2.2 Lanonandek Son, being number 319,407 of that o..
66:4.5 coparental to some new o. of physical being, but
66:4.8 as unique men and women of a high and special o..
74:1.5 to the dematerialization headquarters of their o.
75:7.4 the immortality status of the material o. of sonship is
75:8.4 to experiment with the life plasm of the material o.
75:8.4 commingled with that of the then mixed o. of the
76:5.3 in connection with the advent of the next o. of
76:5.3 the next Son to arrive would be of the Avonal o..
76:6.3 origin but this time as members of a different o. of
77:1.3 It was discovered that a creature of this o., midway
77:2.1 ancestry for the secondary o. of midway creatures.
77:2.2 combined qualities of their special o. united with
77:2.2 They had projected a plan envisioning a new o. of
77:5.6 Every fourth child born to them was of a unique o..
77:5.6 this is the origin of the secondary o. of midwayers.
77:6.1 secondary o. are the offspring of the pure Adamic
77:6.5 of Adamson, endeavored to swing the whole o. over
77:8.1 governed alternately by a senior member of each o..
77:8.2 The members of the older or primary o. are known
77:9.3 the motto of their o.: “What the United Midwayers
77:9.5 1-2-3 the first, the eldest of the primary o., was
77:9.5 was instrumental in reducing the casualties in his o..
81:4.9 can be detected only as a generalized Caucasoid o..
93:0.1 of personality manifestation, is peculiar to their o..
93:0.2 The Melchizedek o. of universe sonship has been
93:10.5 will not be fully returned to the duties of his o. of
93:10.9 the opinion of our o. that Machiventa’s presence on
105:6.4 perfect beings on the o. of the eternal inhabitants of
107:3.9 Adjuster of the first Paradise Son of the Michael o.
107:4.4 My o., the Solitary Messengers, together with
107:6.5 though my o. of personality can traverse the mind
107:7.2 Even my o. of personality, the Solitary Messengers,
108:3.2 The number and o. of each Adjuster indwelling
108:3.8 My o. of personalities, while engaged in the
109:6.2 A Personalized Adjuster of this o. is a composite
110:5.6 More often, in beings of your o., that which you
112:7.7 are beings in potential on the o. of the finaliters.
113:5.1 Neither angels nor any other o. of personality have
114:4.3 the attached to the divisional headquarters of that o.
114:6.3 I am a volunteer supernaphim of the primary o.
114:6.15 The present corps is the third of that o. to minister
116:4.5 of the Master Spirits are of the quasi-material o.
116:4.5 their individual creations are of the spiritual o.
117:2.4 My own o., the Mighty Messengers, being Trinity
119:1.3 the Melchizedek sphere, the headquarters of that o.
119:1.3 Son, not of our number but wholly like our o..
119:1.3 this new Melchizedek Son be received into our o.
119:1.5 this visiting Son of our o. disappeared from our
119:1.5 his assignments as an emergency Son of our o..
119:3.5 likeness of some subordinate o. of intelligent being.
119:4.2 seraphim qualifies as of the Nebadon o. and bears
119:4.2 seraphim tests out as belonging to the supreme o.
120:0.2 Urantia in the likeness of mortal flesh, the lowest o.
120:1.1 a fully developed being of the o. of your choosing.
121:0.1 sponsored by the presiding head of our o. and
121:0.1 as they were observed by my o. of earth creatures,
121:8.12 memory resources of my own o. of earth creatures
136:5.1 seraphim and proportionate numbers of every o. of
158:1.4 not only chose to meet the requirements of his o. of
167:7.2 The angelic hosts are a separate o. of created beings
167:7.2 they are entirely different from the material o. of
189:1.10 and welcome their Creator as a creature of their o.,
191:4.7 rejoiced to know their Creator as one of their own o.
order—classification or degree or body or manner
1:4.7 physical minds of the material o., mystery appears:
2:3.2 is delayed until the ordained o. of justice current in
2:7.12 the result is a high o. of love conditioned by wisdom
3:1.8 But mind of the human o. is a bestowal of the
3:2.2 proceeding in harmony and o. and in keeping with
3:2.8 of space, are so nearly infinite in number and o.,
4:1.5 There is an underlying o. and security in the midst of
9:1.3 Trinity has ordained the universal o. of progress,
12:2.5 no material beings on the o. of humans, no angels
12:2.6 an o. of universes destined to become the scene of
12:5.10 Nor is stoicism a high o. of self-realization.
13:0.2 physical construction is of an o. unrevealed to you.
14:1.17 by tremendous energy activities of an unknown o..
14:2.2 The physical realities of Havona represent an o. of
15:9.18 not reckoned as belonging to the settled physical o.
16:4.6 reality of the spiritual worlds is of the morontia o.,
16:8.15 organism belonging to the electrochemical o. of life
16:8.15 endowed with the Nebadon o. of the Orvonton
17:1.6 and embraces practically every o. of intelligence.
17:4.2 are true personalities but of such an o. as to be
17:8.1 functioning of mind of the evolutionary-mortal o.
19:5.7 personal sensitivity to the presence of this o. of
19:7.5 Our entire o. of creation finds itself in touch with
20:2.2 They are a self-governing o., being directed by their
22:7.8 on the o. of the infinite scope of the perfect Deity
24:1.12 certain universe circuits of the higher spiritual o.,
24:7.1 Though evolution is not the o. of the central universe
25:1.2 for the long list of reproductions of the dual o. in the
25:1.3 These fourth creatures are somewhat on the o. of
25:4.13 All candidates voluntarily enter this o. of service;
25:4.18 from the established o. of life propagation and
25:4.19 of an established physical, mindal, and spiritual o..
26:10.1 entails responsibilities of a new and higher o.,
27:4.2 universe, and detectable o. prevails on Paradise.
28:4.4 exhibit a high o. of adaptability for understanding
29:2.9 disclose unquestioned volitional capacity of a high o.
29:3.7 mechanisms and co-ordinations of a material o. in
31:2.2 They are of an entirely different o. of personality
33:4.8 As administrators, of whatever o. or degree, you will
36:3.5 the inert elements of the material o. of existence.
39:2.15 Their work is of a high o., being so multicircuited
40:6.1 races stand as the representatives of the lowest o.
42:1.6 proceeds from Paradise, fashioned after the divine o..
42:7.1 The formation of all matter is on the o. of the solar
42:10.5 but mind of a nonmorontia o. is also bestowed by
43:1.11 A crystal field on this o. is found on almost all
44:0.1 unique o. of composite personalities denominated
46:5.26 beings into a state quite like that of the morontia o.
47:4.6 You partake of the morontia o. of food, a kingdom
47:8.7 of society on this mansonia is of a high o..
48:2.15 Since each morontia world has a separate o. of
48:3.3 They are almost wholly a self-governing o. and are
48:3.4 are very close of kin to the human races in the o. of
49:2.25 intake, while the nonbreathers utilize the fifth o. of
51:7.2 planet brings into existence a new and effective o.
52:1.5 Before they acquire a high o. of intelligence,
52:1.5 service since they possess a high o. of intelligence,
52:2.8 but there is little development of a mechanical o.;
53:6.5 Rantulia; and we found that the kingdom of o.,
55:3.8 the o. of “supreme service,” being the only degree of
55:3.19 received the o. of supreme service of the morontia
55:4.18 on the planet as directors of the newly appearing o.
55:5.3 status of these worlds is of a high and perfected o..
55:8.1 an entire system becomes settled in life, a new o. of
56:9.8 Deity-realized regardless of whether any other o. of
57:6.11 the making of an evolutionary world on the o. of
62:5.10 have a worthy mammalian affection of a high o. for
62:6.6 an immediate and new o. of mobilization of the seven
63:3.1 the development of mind of the intellectual o. as
65:7.1 This o. of mind is ministered from the headquarters
66:1.4 with a tendency to disagree with the established o.
66:7.4 The definite o. of family life and the living of one
67:3.9 of personality realization of the highest attainable o..
76:3.4 Seth’s son, Enos, founded the new o. of worship,
76:3.5 The priests of this o. were trained to officiate at
76:5.7 needed a Creator Son to set its tangled affairs in o.;
76:6.3 origin but this time as members of a different o. of
79:8.16 of the white races have been of a high o., but they
80:7.4 They were of a high intellectual o. and, physically
83:4.3 At first the wedding ceremony was more on the o. of
83:5.13 there existed nothing on the o. of sex jealousy.
93:2.6 that of the human male, was in reality on the o. of
93:3.7 or minister, “forever after the o. of Melchizedek.”
93:9.11 that Jesus was “a minister forever on the o. of
94:6.10 is the mirror reflection of the eternal o. of heaven.
94:7.6 Gautama’s wife was the founder of an o. of nuns.
95:5.10 presently one of this same o. of priests made bold to
97:1.4 the ascent from an idea on the o. of the tribal gods
99:2.2 being so much an integral part of the established o.,
99:3.2 The kingdom is neither a social nor economic o.;
102:7.2 God is the secret of the o., plan, and purpose of the
105:6.4 perfect beings on the o. of the eternal inhabitants of
106:0.3 the appearance of some new o. of developmental
106:0.4 phases of Havona appear to be on the maximum o..
106:0.5 Havona appears to be on the transcendental o..
107:0.6 a new o. of being for unending universe service.
107:6.7 energy, energy of the highest and most divine o..
107:7.1 true realities, realities of the purest o. known in the
107:7.2 Even my o. of personality, the Solitary Messengers
108:3.8 My o. of personalities, while engaged in the
108:5.4 Adjuster is the potential of your new and next o. of
109:7.5 Existential personality on the o. of the infinite and
110:2.6 you are mentally approaching the morontia o. of
110:7.3 gain indwelling experience on planets of the loan o.;
110:7.6 forces inherent in your material o. of existence.
112:6.2 are not energy patterns of the material o. which you
112:7.7 are beings in potential on the o. of the finaliters.
115:2.1 much that is on the o. of a future possibility rather
116:6.4 of mass to the o.-producing presence of mind.
118:10.12 the natural occurrences of the material o. and the
118:10.16 On a planet of this advanced o., providence has
119:2.5 mercy this new ruler set the turbulent system in o.
124:2.10 choice of becoming a religious teacher of a new o..
126:2.2 permitted those occurrences of the natural o. of
132:1.4 or spiritual religion of a truer and more worthy o..
135:1.1 the lad was solemnly inducted into this o. for life.
135:2.1 obedient to the requirements of the Nazarite o.;
135:2.3 and from gifts which wealthy Jews made to the o..
135:3.2 was fast approaching when the old o. was to end;
135:3.4 the appearance of the new and eternal o. of affairs,
136:0.1 John as the greatest of the prophets of the old o.,
136:5.4 departures from the natural earth o. as to time.
136:7.3 was an outrage to his material o. of administering the
139:9.6 Their minds were not of a high o.; they might even
143:2.3 In the old o. you fasted and prayed; as the new
143:4.2 tribal gods and offered sacrifices much after the o.
147:7.2 the old o. over into the new teaching of the gospel
148:4.6 Evil is inherent in the natural o. of this world, but
148:5.2 how the natural o. of this world has been many times
148:5.2 to make a beginning of setting these things in o..
160:5.4 This thing, being, state, or o. of existence, or
160:5.11 Now are we forsaking the lures of the known o. of
160:5.11 to the lures of the unknown and unexplored o. of
174:5.12 The old o. is bringing itself to judgment; the Prince
175:3.1 fateful meeting of the Sanhedrin was called to o..
177:4.9 realization of honor and reward in the old o.,
181:0.2 Jesus again called the apostles to o. and began the
181:1.7 peace but not on the o. of the joys and satisfactions
181:2.9 conceptions to the reality of another and spiritual o.
181:2.16 Our kingdom is a realm of o., and where two or
184:3.1 Caiaphas, called the court of inquiry to o. and asked
188:1.1 When o. had been restored, the centurion read the
191:5.3 the new o. of the authority of facts, truth, and faith
195:0.3 A new o. of living was thus presented to the
195:0.4 turning to this new o. of Christian belief, this new
195:0.13 By this paganization of Christianity the old o. won
195:1.6 of a new o. of human religious belief and practice.
order—social order
4:5.3 that he lives in a realm of comparative law and o.
16:9.7 to generate an unselfish and altruistic social o..
46:0.1 O. and good will are being restored, and the
47:6.3 A new social o. is being introduced, one based on
49:1.3 are conducted in accordance with law and o..
52:7.5 An entirely new o. of society has arrived.
55:5.3 status of these worlds is of a high and perfected o..
68:0.3 Social evolution of the co-operative o. was initiated
69:3.1 The early o. of specialization in labor was:
69:8.6 society passed from chaos and indolence to o. and
69:9.2 it gave way to the evolution of a higher social o.
69:9.17 all government, law, o., civil rights, social liberties,
69:9.18 The present social o. is not necessarily right—not
69:9.18 Make certain that when you change the social o. you
70:0.1 The development of industry demanded law, o.,
70:0.3 therefore government, comparative law and o.,
71:3.9 would yield a cultural society of the highest o..
71:4.16 signifies that a social o. has arrived in which all
71:6.3 and wholly unworthy of an advanced o. of society;
74:3.7 what must be done to bring o. out of the confusion
74:5.4 the establishment of law and o. in a world of savages
82:2.4 did keep the sexes apart—this favored quiet, o.,
83:0.1 woman to establish a home of the highest social o..
83:1.3 regulation of inheritance, succession, and social o.,
83:6.4 to find a place in this new and improved social o.,
83:7.8 the social o. fails to provide adequate premarital
84:3.1 stage of the autocratic authority of a patriarchal o..
86:2.5 substituting therefor a universe of law and o. wherein
91:4.4 that man lives in a physical universe of law and o..
94:2.1 social o. greatly retarded the progress of the Salem
94:6.9 he made a new fetish out of o. and established a
97:7.11 man is introduced to a universe of law and o. and
99:0.1 replace evil with good within the existing social o.
99:0.1 tended to perpetuate the established o. of society,
99:0.3 adaptation to this new and ever-changing social o..
99:1.1 This new and oncoming social o. will not settle down
99:2.1 more or less of an organic part of the social o. and
99:2.2 being so much an integral part of the established o.,
99:2.4 An ideal social o. is that in which every man loves
99:3.2 The kingdom is neither a social nor economic o.; it is
120:3.4 In your relations to the social o. we advise that you
121:3.1 condition of Roman state was not of the highest o.,
138:10.8 ushers to enable them to maintain o. among the
140:8.4 must employ force for the maintenance of social o.
148:0.1 The encampment was a model in o. and sanitation
159:1.3 your hands that you should maintain temporal o.
160:1.14 in the midst of an evolving social o., it is impossible
170:2.4 It portrayed the ideal of a resultant new o. of human
170:3.11 This new o. of society the world has little known
170:4.5 the advance toward the dawn of a new social o. in
175:4.7 felt responsible for the preservation of social o.,
178:1.2 execution of their laws and the maintenance of o..
178:1.2 the right of social groups of believers to maintain o.
184:1.4 you are disturbing the peace and o. of our country.”
188:1.1 When o. had been restored, the centurion read the
195:0.3 all the Orient were waiting for—but as a new o. of
195:1.6 the driving power of a new o. of human society
order—sequential
3:2.2 proceeding in harmony and o. and in keeping with
8:0.4 In thus reciting the o. of the origin of the Deities, I
20:4.5 only time can reveal the future o. of the visitations
21:3.4 These appear in the following o.: 1. Initial vicegerent
21:5.9 A Master Son may vary the o. of the adjudication
25:8.8 Paradise Companions are assigned in o. of waiting
27:0.11 of these angels in the reverse o. of their naming.
36:5.5 be described, in the o. of evolutionary attainment,
41:7.3 solar energy, named in the o. of their importance, are
42:9.3 elements are arranged in o. of their atomic weights.
48:3.4 are very close of kin to the human races in the o. of
52:0.1 average world the epochs appear in the following o.:
52:1.1 these early peoples successively appear in the o. of
52:5.1 but that is not the usual o. of events on the worlds of
52:6.1 Urantia is not proceeding in the normal o..
71:3.12 Honors are next bestowed in the o. named upon
116:2.4 are encountered by mortal man in the following o.:
126:2.2 permitted those occurrences of the natural o. of
127:3.8 Jesus was skillful, so arranging the o. of the reading
138:8.1 with the other couples in the o. of their choosing.
148:5.2 the natural o. of this world has been many times
170:4.14 Remember that the o. of progressive evolution is
179:1.4 place on the lowest couch, the end of the seating o.
179:1.5 table on these reclining divans in the following o.:
188:1.1 When Joseph presented Pilate’s o. for the Master’s
order—directive
26:10.7 their ever-attendant Graduate Guides issue the o.
55:3.18 temporarily exempted from translation by the o. of
67:6.8 serves in behalf of Urantia while awaiting the o. to
72:6.2 can be placed on the retired list at any age by court o
77:7.8 group of rebel midwayers is held prisoner by o. of
77:8.12 deliverance after the killing of James by Herod’s o.,
122:10.3 Herod prepared an o. directing that a search be made
122:10.4 learning of the o. to slaughter the Bethlehem boy
144:9.1 John the Baptist was executed by o. of Herod
167:3.1 they had all been closed to his teachings by o. of the
168:1.6 that this o. was made of record just fifteen minutes
187:6.2 Joseph arrived on the scene with an o. from Pilate
188:0.3 he quickly signed the o. which authorized Joseph
order, made to
15:6.6 5. Architectural spheres—worlds made to o..
15:7.1 it occupies a world made to o. and is peopled by
41:1.3 These spheres were constructed—made to o.—by
48:1.3 Such made-to-o. worlds not only abound in the
order, short
23:2.23 Solitary Messengers can go in very short o., not
order that, in
2:1.8 modify, dilute, and attenuate his infinity i. he may be
39:8.5 is the post of guardian angel i. they may attain the
55:3.18 Personalized Adjuster of universe chieftainship i.
74:4.2 noble pair up to the Father’s temple at high noon i.
87:2.7 the mother, aunt, or grandmother was strangled i.
107:3.8 associate, and correlate this accumulated data i.
127:2.8 had been given up i. he might be able to discharge
136:5.4 Father directs me to release such agencies i. his
149:6.4 “Intelligent children do not fear their father i. they
150:8.6 to shorten the service i. the distinguished guest
155:6.10 a misunderstood and despised people, all i. they
162:1.1 proclaim the gospel of the kingdom i. his message
169:2.5 friendship with the forces of righteousness i., when
180:2.6 done in love, i. the branches may bear much fruit.
180:6.1 I am telling you about all this before I leave you i.
183:0.3 withdrew from the camp and from his friends i. his
187:1.4 to journey to Golgotha by the longest road i. a large
187:1.6 will you pray the rocks of the hills to fall on you i.
order to, in
0:0.4 But in o. to formulate this Foreword of definitions
0:3.20 employ the technique of time-space reasoning in o.
1:3.3 see God with the eyes of the flesh in o. to discern
4:5.4 teach that innocent blood must be shed in o. to win
5:5.6 a fragment of that God in o. to justify intelligent
17:3.1 One of each of the seven types is required in o. to
20:5.3 in o. to make it possible for Adjusters to indwell the
26:1.16 must work in pairs in o. to synchronize with the
26:4.13 through the experience that all must traverse in o.
29:1.4 In o. to change in superuniverse service, they would
31:8.3 In speaking of their origin, in o. to avoid using a
40:7.3 the mention of certain Adjuster functions in o. to
50:1.2 lower orders of the administrators of a system in o.
55:4.18 Creator Son for release from planetary duties in o.
63:6.4 Presently, in o. more suitably to impress the minds
65:6.1 that he must kill protoplasm in o. to analyze it.
69:5.5 in spite of the pressure of the wants of today in o.
70:2.19 visualize what war’s substitutes must provide in o. to
70:7.4 2. In o. to practice minority religious rites.
72:8.7 Parental consent is required before twenty-five in o.
77:2.1 story of the primary midwayers at this point in o. to
77:8.2 the midwayers are designated alphabetically in o. to
82:4.5 girls, actually to imprison them for years, in o. to
82:5.7 were permitted to marry those of close kin in o. to
83:2.2 Some women would connive at capture in o. to
87:1.5 The sexes often exchanged clothes in o. to deceive
88:5.3 superstitious persons would chew wood in o. to
89:4.9 in o. to do this he must needs have sorely taxed his
89:5.4 primitive mothers to kill and eat their children in o.
93:9.3 one night had overheard a plot to murder him in o. to
93:9.3 someone would kill him secretly in o. to get Sarah.
93:9.8 ages were deliberately altered in o. to provide for
96:1.2 and in o. to prevent confusion these various Deity
97:8.2 In o. to understand how the devastating pressure
97:9.4 they did in o. to establish a “divine line of descent”
102:1.1 literally true, “Human things must be known in o.
102:1.1 but divine things must be loved in o. to be known.”
103:6.12 man so urgently needs in o. to construct a logical
108:5.10 that guardian angel must be adjudicated in o. to
109:5.1 is done in o. to effect deep spiritual transformations
115:1.3 In o. to facilitate mortal comprehension of the
116:2.3 must have origins, relativities, and destinies in o. to
118:7.3 in o to enjoy universe progression by making contact
120:0.7 Creator Son required instructions from no one in o.
122:10.4 In o. to avoid attracting attention, they journeyed
124:6.1 around Mount Gilboa into the Jordan valley in o. to
127:4.10 necessary for Jesus to sell his harp in o. to defray
129:4.7 not live his life on earth in o. to set an example for
133:9.2 extended their stay in these parts three weeks in o.
134:3.7 one doctrine which had to be accepted in o. to gain
135:5.1 In o. to understand John’s message, account should
136:1.4 that the Messiah was to come in o. to redeem man
136:5.5 In o. to prevent the appearance of apparent time
136:7.2 his Father’s laws of gravity, be justified in o. to
140:5.7 The adult is willing to sow seeds of self-denial in o.
140:5.8 most dangerous to engage in spiritual fasting in o. to
140:5.16 not necessary to be calloused in o. to be manly.
140:8.28 pearl of great price,in o. to possess which a man sells
140:10.1 “In the kingdom you must be righteous in o. to do
144:6.3 And now, in o. to leave you unhampered in your
144:7.1 the price which the followers of Jesus paid in o. to
147:3.5 the one thing he had to do in o. to effect recovery—
147:7.1 They traveled by boat in o. to escape those who
148:4.1 it necessary for men to be born of the spirit in o. to
148:6.10 God afflicts children in o. to punish their parents.
148:7.3 in o. to secure the Herodians as allies against Jesus
151:5.4 rushing over to Jesus, shook him vigorously in o.
152:6.4 respond to the spiritual appeal of the gospel in o. to
156:5.2 “In o. to yield the fruits of the spirit, you must be
161:1.2 Said Rodan: “In o. to be a person, God must have
164:4.4 officer saw whither they were drifting, and in o. to
165:4.8 this in o. to indulge your covetous disposition?
170:3.2 righteousness which every child must ascend in o.
170:5.14 in o. to maintain consistency and to provide for the
172:3.9 branches from the near-by trees in o. to make a
176:0.2 In o. to avoid the crowds passing along the Kidron
177:2.2 do not have to wound love or stifle loyalty in o. to
181:2.16 And this I did in o. to provide for leadership in the
183:2.3 finally were compelled to go to Pilate himself in o.
183:3.4 betrayal bargain with the rulers of the Jews in o. to
183:3.9 John Mark attempted to steal out of the shed in o.
187:2.3 Crucifixion was resorted to in o. to provide a cruel
187:2.3 offering drugged wine to the victim in o. to lessen
187:5.8 in o. to make sure of his death, one of the soldiers
188:5.9 in o. to appease the wrath of an offended God, but
193:6.3 downstairs, where they agreed to cast lots in o. to
194:2.8 ransom which had thus been paid in o. to purchase
194:3.3 does not seek to escape this life in o. to enjoy the
194:3.10 a lonely place for years of solitary meditation in o. to
195:7.12 outside of the universe and apart from it in o. to
195:7.19 dare to use oars with intelligence and vigor in o. to
195:8.8 It is not necessary to sacrifice faith in God in o. to
195:8.8 for the secularists to antagonize true religion in o. to
order—verb
12:7.2 infinite wisdom always o. it done in that precise
112:3.2 the rulers of Orvonton o. the release of the Monitor.
136:4.9 two ways in which he could o. the remainder of
138:10.6 Matthew was empowered to o. the twelve back to
169:2.2 Likewise should you now so o. your lives in the
177:2.7 rests upon all earthly fathers so to live and o. their
182:3.8 unless Jesus himself should o. them to intervene.
ordered—see well-ordered
33:1.1 And this dwelling is so o. because Michael has
43:5.17 when o. by the Constellation Father to intervene in
67:4.2 In an effort to increase their numbers, Daligastia o.
89:6.2 A shaman once o. the sacrifice of a much
97:1.5 “He has made with us an everlasting covenant, o. in
97:9.5 At Gath the Philistines o. David off the field;
119:1.3 And it has been so o.; it has been done.”
119:2.2 the Most Highs, with approval from Uversa, o. his
154:0.3 Herod o. them out of his council chamber.
159:1.4 to a certain king who o. a financial reckoning
159:1.4 He o. that he should be released, and that the loan
173:5.2 And then this insulted king o. out his armies and
185:1.3 Pilate surrendered, o. the images removed from the
185:1.4 and the emperor as promptly o. the offending shields
185:1.6 this episode, the legatus of Syria o. Pilate to Rome.
185:6.2 he o. the Jewish guards and the Roman soldiers to
185:7.5 the cowardly governor o. Jesus brought out before
185:8.2 mob cheered when he o. the release of Barabbas.
185:8.2 Then he o. a basin and some water, and there before
186:4.1 he o. the Master turned over to the Roman soldiers
187:1.9 Then he o. a passerby, one Simon from Cyrene, to
188:1.1 the centurion o. four of his soldiers to his side,
188:1.1 The centurion o. the other soldiers to leave the two
orderly—noun
147:1.1 “My faithful o. is sick and at the point of death.
orderly—adjective
3:2.4 the endless but o. procession of the starry hosts
4:1.7 and haphazard to the mortal mind appears o. and
11:7.7 the vast galaxies which race around Paradise in o.
14:1.10 worlds follow each other in an o. linear procession.
15:1.1 we know that the universes are engaged in an o.,
15:1.3 You are following the o. and predetermined path
25:4.1 one million of the most o. minds were chosen by the
29:2.16 they are engaged in the o. dispatch of effective
33:6.1 in no way interferes with the o. conduct of universe
36:5.12 inherent tendency of all moral creatures towards o.
42:1.9 somewhat limited, but o. and far-flung universe of
42:7.4 It is this o. and dependable association of energies
49:1.7 The process of planetary evolution is o. and
57:1.6 qualities of energy insure the progressive and o.
70:1.22 from the primitive man hunt to the somewhat more o
74:5.6 they upsetting the best-laid plans for o. progression
94:5.7 the first to emerge from barbaric bondage into o.
120:3.5 interfere with the normal and o progressive evolution
173:1.7 all was quiet, and the crowds had become o.;
175:0.2 began to speak, the temple court was quiet and o..
189:4.9 account for the o. arrangement of the grave cloths;
189:5.3 that the grave would hardly have been left so o. if
orders or lower orders or higher orders;
see orders—directives; see orders—sociological;
see orders—verb
0:3.25 Much of the confusion of all o. of beings, high and
0:5.1 there are numerous other o. of universe personalities.
0:5.3 On attained experiential levels all personality o. or
0:5.4 All subinfinite o. and phases of personality are
0:6.9 personality characteristic of spirit beings of diverse o.
1:5.3 God is unapproachable to so many o. of beings only
2:1.7 the various o. of the seraphic hosts and other
3:0.2 personalized Sons of God are discernible by the lo.
3:6.3 cannot be explained in terms of the lo. of existence.
3:6.3 comprehended only by recognizing the reality of h.
4:5.2 Life Carriers and various o. of angels, have been,
5:1.1 Were it possible for the lo. of intelligence to be
5:3.2 all o. of Father fragments are empowered to register
5:6.2 the factors entering into the make-up of various o.
6:5.4 the prerogatives of creatorship to the various o. of
6:8.2 virtually indistinguishable by the lo. of intelligence.
7:1.5 is inherent to a lesser degree in many Paradise o. of
7:5.10 Magisterial Sons, together with other unrevealed o.
7:5.10 to bestow themselves upon the o. of creature life
7:6.1 the various o. of the divine Sons forgather for their
7:6.2 so characterize all o. of the descending Sons of God
7:6.6 there are numerous other o. of Paradise sonship that
7:6.8 and manifold activities of all o. of Paradise sonship,
8:4.8 the tireless ministry of the lo. of the creature family
9:6.5 innumerable o. of personality, including the human,
9:8.12 With few exceptions the o. revealed to you possess
9:8.12 A majority of them are visible to all o. of spirit
9:8.13 able to see your spiritual associates of the lo. as soon
9:8.15 origin that embraces, among others, the following o.:
9:8.24 they embrace o. that function in the local universes,
10:6.16 These o. are not representative of the attitude of the
13:0.6 other o. of permanent citizenship are unrevealed to
13:1.7 There are numerous o. of divine sonship attached
13:1.9 abode may also be found numerous unrevealed o. of
13:1.16 and of other personalities of the superangelic o..
13:1.16 there are vast numbers of o. unrevealed on Urantia.
13:1.17 There are additional o. of spirit personalities,
13:1.18 the intimate association of numerous unrevealed o.
13:1.19 destiny sphere of all ministering o. of the angelic
13:1.19 many o. of superb spirits who are not “ministering
13:1.20 The ability of various o. of seraphim and allied
13:1.20 beings to envelop within their spirit forms all o. of
13:1.20 because you can almost comprehend such near o.
13:2.1 These home worlds of the diverse o. of spiritual
13:2.8 not know all the experiential secrets of all other o. of
13:2.9 they are little comprehended by other o..
13:3.2 the creation of additional reserves of these o. on
13:4.7 activities, involving so many different o. of living
14:2.3 the higher spiritual o. of reaction response vary in
14:3.8 harboring the numerous o. of differing beings who
14:4.11 other o. of permanent citizenship dwell on their
14:4.21 o. directly connected with your survival experience
14:5.6 constitution of the basic o. of intelligent beings
14:6.5 the satisfactions of seven o. of universe intelligence.
15:3.15 These multiple motions are of several o.: The space
15:8.2 the lo. are not volitional, they do not possess will,
15:10.12 The remaining three o., Mighty Messengers,
15:10.12 The first of these o. came up through the ascendant
15:10.12 these three o. are known as Trinitized Sons of
16:3.4 He is always in close association with all o. of the
16:8.1 The Father bestows personality upon numerous o. of
17:0.10 These seven o. are known on Uversa as the seven
17:2.4 capacity with relation to other (nonreflective) o. of
17:3.5 one of the numerous o. of secoraphic personalities
17:8.2 All o. of the ministering spirits spring from this
17:8.2 A Creative Spirit is the mother of the angelic o. of
18:0.1 seven o. of the Supreme Trinity Personalities:
18:1.5 and of the various separate o. of personalities.
18:2.3 Except for the established o. of life, such as Havona
18:4.4 Certain of these two o. of creature-trinitized beings
18:5.2 of the various subordinate o. of celestial beings.
18:5.3 of all seven o. of the Master Physical Controllers.
19:1.1 Of all the high o. of celestial personalities revealed to
19:2.6 the Universal Censors, constitute the highest o. of
19:3.2 All three o. participate in the government of the
19:4.8 with the seven o. of Supreme Trinity Personalities,
19:5.1 they are one of the few wholly secret o. of beings
19:5.3 it would never be possible for the lo. of celestial
19:5.8 Of more than twelve o. of beings associated with me
19:5.10 I have freely conversed with all o of the Sons of God
19:7.1 There are more than three thousand o. of these
20:0.5 Descending o. of sonship include personalities who
20:1.1 Of the numerous o. of descending Sons, seven will
20:1.1 Sons of God and embrace the following three o.:
20:1.5 The remaining four o. of descending sonship are
20:1.12 As the Paradise o. of Days proved to be divine
20:1.12 have the o. of Paradise Sons revealed themselves
20:1.15 be concerned with the two remaining o. of sonship:
20:2.9 the Magisterial Sons are assisted by two o. of local
20:6.2 that is a universal restriction imposed on all o. of
20:8.1 to mortal creatures and the lo. of spiritual beings.
20:10.4 these o. of sonship collaborate to effect the
21:2.10 Hence the o of creatures native to the local universes
21:5.6 Son’s loss of power to originate entirely new o. of
22:0.1 In addition to descending and ascending o of sonship
22:1.1 for service, embraces seven o. of personalities:
22:1.13 All seven o. of Trinity-embraced sons are
22:1.14 all seven o. function very much as self-governing
22:3.2 Like all separate o. of celestial beings, Those High in
22:7.11 the production of three o. of creature-trinitized sons
22:8.1 there are unrevealed o. of creature-trinitized beings
23:1.5 they equally enjoy association with the very few o. of
23:2.10 There are no separate o. of Solitary Messengers;
23:2.22 exchange ambassadors selected from their native o.
23:3.1 Of all o. assigned to the services of superuniverse
23:4.1 understand and fraternize with other types and o.,
23:4.2 an amazing ability to co-ordinate all types and o. of
23:4.4 and ask numerous other o. of celestial beings, but
24:1.2 are personalized for service in the following four o.:
24:1.7 numbers; no more of these o. are being created.
24:1.13 The two o. are complemental, together having the
24:1.14 Neither are the two o. co-ordinate; in all their
24:1.15 supervisors are alike within their respective o.,
24:3.4 Of all the revealed o. of spirit beings taking origin in
24:7.7 The manner in which these supposedly separate o. of
25:0.1 The messenger hosts include the following o. of
25:0.9 four represent attainment levels of the angelic o..
25:1.1 ho. of beings look down upon the lo. of existence.
25:1.5 Graduate Guides in instructing the various o. of
25:2.2 arise the seven created o. of conciliators serving in
25:3.6 misunderstandings arising between different o. of
25:3.9 The different o. of seraphim and other residents of
25:4.2 from the ranks of the following personality o.:
26:1.1 The angels of all o. are distinct personalities and are
26:1.10 The individual members of the angelic o. are not
26:1.10 Angels of certain o. become Paradise Companions
26:1.11 The seven o. of ministering spirits, as revealed, are
26:1.12 The three o. of supernaphim serve in the Paradise-
26:1.12 The secondary and tertiary o., serving in Havona,
26:1.13 The discussion of these three o. forms the subject of
26:1.14 are not really of the angelic o. proper, though often
26:1.15 All o. of the angelic hosts are devoted to the various
26:1.15 angelic hosts minister to the ho. of celestial beings;
26:2.1 These high angels are created in three major o.:
26:2.2 the mutual understanding of these two unique o.
26:2.4 training of numerous o. of Paradise Citizens who
26:2.5 the resulting o. are always sevenfold in nature;
26:2.7 As the older of the two o., the tertiary supernaphim
26:3.1 your superaphic associates of all o. will be visible
26:3.4 activities involving personalities of differing o.—
26:3.10 Paradise pilgrims, and other o. of beings sojourning
26:10.7 last of those o. of secondary supernaphim assigned
27:0.3 angels minister chiefly in the following seven o. of
27:0.11 after successive seasons with the intervening o.,
27:1.2 the rest of sleep and of play in the lower life o.,
27:2.1 the organization of all three o. of these angels—
27:2.3 three thousand different o. of Paradise Citizens,
27:3.4 numerous o. of increasingly divine associates, but
27:5.5 they have classified knowledge into seven grand o.
28:0.2 the superuniverses embrace the following three o.:
28:0.6 Since the latter two o. are not so directly concerned
28:1.3 with the appearance of the initial o. of native life,
28:4.11 responsive to the sentiments of all o. of angels,
28:5.1 of seconaphim; it merely denotes o. of procedure.
28:5.16 promoting reactions of joy among the various o. of
28:6.3 with the ascending beings, including the lo. of angels,
28:6.11 the frandalanks and chronoldeks of other living o..
28:7.1 the secondary and tertiary o. serve as teachers.
28:7.2 Of the three o. of seconaphim, the tertiary group,
29:0.1 existence of angels and similar o. of celestial beings,
29:0.10 no more beings of these o. have been created.
29:3.4 and this is true of all seven divisions of both o..
29:3.9 I may state that these o. of power personalities
29:4.12 Not all these o are persons in the sense of possessing
29:4.15 dispatch of all o. of Master Physical Controllers in
29:4.23 They are among the more personal o. of physical
29:4.23 the less personal o. of the physical controllers only
29:4.23 controllers only by liaison with the more personal o.
29:4.36 the joint creation of all three o. of energy-control
29:4.36 always attached to the ho. of physical controllers.
29:5.4 These mighty o. of primordial-force manipulators
29:5.6 Master Force Organizers give way to the o. of power
30:0.1 the number of major o. and types would stagger the
30:1.6 3. The Seven O. of Reflective Spirits.
30:1.30 A. The Descending O..
30:1.43 B. The Stationary O..
30:1.49 C. The Ascending O..
30:1.64 B. The Ascending O..
30:1.93 These eventuated beings include the following o.:
30:1.14 VII. UNCLASSIFIED AND UNREVEALED O..
30:1.14 numerous o. have been omitted from these lists.
30:1.111 The Midsonite O. of the Local Universes.
30:1.112 No significance need attach to the listing of these o.
30:1.113 There are even whole unrevealed o. of such mind
30:2.9 concerned in setting forth those o. of intelligent
30:2.9 The following listings make no mention of vast o. of
30:2.130 Among such o. are the following three composite
30:2.157 are the meeting places for almost all classes and o. of
30:3.13 They are an ever-shifting colony embracing all o. of
30:4.23 There are three o. of student spirits in accordance
31:8.1 helpful guidance of numerous o. of transcendental
31:9.12 helpers, including two vast o. of force organizers,
31:10.11 new spheres peopled with new o. of exquisite and
31:10.16 New o. of physical creations, enormous and gigantic
31:10.20 presides as Paradise chief of all o. of finaliters.
32:0.2 the manifold creatures who inhabit the varied o. of
33:3.8 bringing into existence the o. of spirit personalities
33:4.6 Gabriel may employ any of the o. of celestial
33:6.5 All ho. of celestial beings are able to utilize this
34:4.9 The superevolutionary o. of personality in a local
34:4.9 The human and the subhuman o. of evolutionary life
34:5.1 in the formulation of life and the creation of new o.
34:5.2 the animal organisms, then the first o. of human
35:0.2 The following o. of local universe sonship find
35:0.7 functions for the creation of three o. of sonship:
35:0.7 functions in the creation of three high o. of Sons:
35:2.1 The seraphic o., the angels, delight to work with
35:2.2 All o. of intelligent beings, superiors from above and
35:3.2 the general supervision of some one of the major o.
35:3.21 In the Melchizedek College of Endowment all o.—
35:3.21 all o.—even the Paradise o.—of the Sons of God
35:4.2 While the Melchizedek o. are chiefly devoted to
35:4.4 these Sons have appeared in the likeness of other o.
35:4.4 volunteer emergency ministers to all o. of universe
35:5.3 they excel all o. of universe sonship in stability of
35:5.5 Of all o. of local universe sonship Vorondadeks are
35:9.6 these Sons belonged to the second and third o.,
36:2.11 The differing o. of will creatures are configured as
36:2.16 come into existence the four and twenty basic o.
36:3.5 not even on those spheres where new o. of life are
36:5.1 the Infinite Spirit which is extended to the lo. of life
36:5.6 adjutants to function so largely in the lo. of animal
36:5.13 the function of the first five in the animal o. is to
37:0.2 Preceding papers have dealt with the created o. of
37:0.2 narratives will portray the ascending o. of sonship.
37:0.2 certain of the o. of permanent citizenship in the local
37:1.1 Many of the unique o. grouped in this category are
37:1.1 the Universe Aids include the following seven o.:
37:2.10 primary worlds are presided over by the created o. of
37:8.0 8. HIGHER SPIRIT O. OF ASSIGNMENT
37:8.1 Of the higher spirit o. of the family of the Infinite
37:9.1 the local universe has its o. of permanent citizenship.
37:9.6 These o. of beings are by and large neither ascending
37:9.6 and midway creatures, it is relatively true of these o..
37:10.1 Besides the seraphic and mortal o., who will be
37:10.1 there are two unusual o. that function extensively on
37:10.6 for the further revelation of these o. of creation.
38:0.1 There are three distinct o. of the personalities of the
38:0.3 Their various o. constitute the corps of the skilled
38:1.2 These angelic o. are projected at the time of planning
38:3.1 Numerous o. of spirit beings function throughout
38:3.1 There serve in the local universe six other o. of
38:4.1 The remaining six clusters are occupied by six o.
38:5.4 ever in the service of the lo. of spiritual personalities
38:6.3 seraphim and all other local universe o. have become
38:7.3 all seven o. of seraphim are provided with these
38:7.5 Cherubim and sanobim, like seraphim and other o.
38:7.7 midway creatures are distinctly separate o. of beings;
38:8.4 These “fourth creatures” of the angelic o. always
38:9.1 are grouped with the o. of permanent citizenship,
38:9.7 midwayers are divided into seven o. spiritually, and
38:9.8 the secondary o. are much more like human beings.
39:0.11 the angelic ministers seek assignment to the lo. of
39:1.1 of the seven revealed o. of local universe angels.
39:1.4 Ho. of angels, supernaphim and seconaphim,
39:1.7 the seraphic advisers and helpers attached to all o. of
39:1.13 Teaching counselors are secretaries to all o. of
39:1.17 duties while attached to lower or less responsible o..
39:2.1 not qualitatively superior to other o. of angels, but
39:2.8 angelic o. dedicated to the ministry of transporting
39:4.6 lo. of seraphic ministers were misled and deluded by
39:5.4 seraphic o. have been able to foster and bring to
39:6.1 diversified in accordance with the following seven o.
39:7.1 survive by some one of the modified o. of ascension.
39:8.3 an eternal minister and adviser to the seraphic o.
39:8.6 the more experienced angelic personalities of all o.
39:9.1 and as assistants to the high Paradise-Havona o. of
39:9.2 now serve more extensively with the supreme o. of
39:9.2 but some serve with each of the other angelic o..
40:0.10 purpose of the Gods respecting the ascending o. of
40:0.11 to a discussion of the three basic o. of ascending
40:0.11 the nonmortal ascending o. of sonship—seraphic,
40:3.1 Upon being relieved of planetary service, both o.
40:4.2 Sons of God, the highest of all such o. of sonship.
40:5.2 of decreasingly divine and increasingly human o.,
40:5.17 limited in comparison with the three-brained o..
40:5.18 too numerous to narrate between the revealed o. of
40:10.4 with evolved o. of citizenship that will become
40:10.8 What the ultimate destiny of these stationary o. of
40:10.13 the destinies of the ascending o. of sonship.
42:11.6 mechanisms must appear to be mindless to the lo.
43:0.3 headquarters worlds are fully supplied with all o. of
43:1.5 the mortals of the modified o. are reassembled.
43:3.1 most farseeing and intelligent loyalty of all the o. of
43:4.6 sought to displace all superior o. of sonship in the
43:6.4 there are ten divisions of the material o. of life.
43:7.2 are created to function in seventy o. of personality.
43:7.2 Each of these o. of univitatia exhibits ten major
43:8.3 between the various universe and superuniverse o. of
44:1.7 the very arrangement and association of different o.
44:4.3 All of the ho. of Nebadon are bilingual,
44:5.4 energy as applied to the morontia and other o. of
44:6.7 values assigned to different morontia and spirit o. in
45:1.7 planet is the headquarters of the divine Sons of all o.,
45:1.8 assigned to individual groups of these diverse o..
45:2.5 a conclave with some one group of the various o. of
45:2.5 the utmost fraternity between all the various o. of
45:5.1 including the various o. of divine Sons, high spirits,
45:5.6 The ho. of sonship reserve the veto functions of the
45:7.5 voted into authority from time to time by three o. of
46:2.3 the respiration of animals or plants of the material o..
46:2.9 the receiving stations for the various o. of beings
46:4.7 fascinating o. of spirit and near-spirit creatures.
46:5.10 the ascending mortals freely mingle with all o. of
46:5.10 the intriguing activities of their numerous o..
46:5.15 is the home of the Vorondadeks and all other o. of
46:5.17 All o. of these Sons are here assembled, and from
46:5.21 by the ministering spirits of the ho. and groupings.
46:5.22 tarrying sphere of certain unrevealed o. of seraphim
46:5.26 The various o. of the Master Physical Controllers are
46:5.29 groups, o. very different from one’s own fellows.
46:7.2 utilization of numerous o. of their lesser brethren
46:7.3 physical ministry to all o. of universe personalities
46:7.7 —the morontia creations, the lower angelic o.,
46:7.7 midway creatures, and some of the lo. of spirit
47:4.1 and the advancing mortals inaugurate new social o.
47:4.2 While the various o. of celestial life differ, they are
47:5.2 and the training schools for the various morontia o..
47:5.2 the headquarters of the angelic o. and the home of
47:6.1 to draw close to the various o. of the Sons of God
48:2.25 The morontia records are available to all o. of
48:2.26 you will have seen all o. of spirits with the exception
48:4.8 the high humor of the various o. of intelligent beings;
48:4.12 existence or through progressive levels of our o.,
48:4.14 from the serious assignments of our respective o..
48:4.16 diversion of humor is greatest in those o. beings
48:6.1 While all o. of angels, from the planetary helpers to
48:6.31 The recorders of all the seraphic o. devote a certain
48:6.34 A large corps of all o. of the transition seraphim is
48:6.34 draw the nearest to humans of all o. of seraphim,
48:8.3 majority of innumerable o. of created intelligences
48:8.4 presently possible to the living o. of intelligent,
48:8.4 there will be no created o. of experiential beings
49:2.11 There is a very great modification of animal o. on
49:2.21 There are five distinct o. of beings as they are
49:3.1 But there are also o. of mortals who are able to live
49:4.8 the mental life of all these various o. of mortals is
49:5.13 ethical, and worshipful than the three-brained o..
49:5.14 The third brain of the three-brained o. is best
49:5.15 are limited in comparison with the two-brained o.,
49:5.16 subsequent missions of the various o. of divine Sons.
49:5.17 evolution than either the one- or two-brained o.,
49:5.17 the Life Carriers to project these varied o. of mortals
49:5.18 These three o. stand on an equal footing in the
49:5.19 to the one-, two-, and three-brained o. of mortals;
49:5.27 As a result of the ministry of all the successive o. of
49:5.30 creatures—even between human and superhuman o..
49:6.1 various o of the messenger hosts of the Infinite Spirit
49:6.8 2. Mortals of the individual o. of ascension.
49:6.10 The most advanced of these o. really begin their
49:6.11 3. Mortals of the probationary-dependent o. of
49:6.13 the probationary-dependent o. of survival is similar
49:6.14 the primary and secondary modified o. of ascenders.
49:6.15 Mortals of the secondary modified o. of ascension.
50:1.1 the Planetary Prince is the last of the o. of personal
50:1.2 corps of such new worlds must be of the lo. of the
50:1.3 the values and relationships of the numerous o. of
50:2.7 to collaborate with angels and other o. of celestial
50:4.13 successive planetary dispensations of the various o.
51:1.5 just as are all other o. of local universe sonship,
51:3.6 of the Material Sons and Daughters are of two o.:
51:3.9 Your world has been visited by four o. of sonship:
51:6.5 Sons and Daughters are able to see all of the lo. of
53:4.2 groups, it was equally good for all o. of intelligence
53:6.2 Lucifer; his charming ways fascinated the lo. of
53:6.5 assuming jurisdiction over the loyal seraphic o. on
53:7.4 The ho. of local universe sonship did not join the
53:7.8 but most of the lo. of intelligence were involved in
53:9.1 But thousands of the angels and the lo. of celestial
55:4.10 new o. of liaison ministers largely replace midwayers;
55:10.10 new status would be imparted to all o. of permanent
56:5.2 creation and to the different o. of intelligent beings.
56:7.8 the new o. of beings that may sometime inhabit these
57:8.7 Melchizedeks, seraphim, and other o. of celestial life
58:6.3 new species appear as full-fledged and new o. of life,
58:6.4 new species and diversified o. of living organisms is
58:6.7 the anatomic structure of all new o. of life are in
59:4.13 The earth was being rapidly overrun by the new o. of
61:1.2 Previous o. of nonplacental mammals had existed,
61:1.10 In common with the later appearing o., early
61:2.4 most of the present-day o. of marine life were in
65:1.1 metamorphosis which few o. of creatures possess.
65:1.6 group consists of ten o. of diverse personalities,
65:2.8 the bird family and the numerous o. of mammals.
65:7.5 spirits do not make contact with the mechanical o. of
66:4.9 planetary service in liaison with the descending o.
71:4.17 to be exterminated by the baser o. of humanity.
74:4.4 Adam held forth in explanation of the o. of divine
75:1.4 Only indirectly, by means of the angelic o., could
77:0.1 angelic o.; hence are they called midway creatures.
77:0.1 long since accepted them as one of the essential o. of
77:0.2 two distinct o. of midwayers: the primary or senior
77:2.1 kinship between the two o.—primary and secondary—
77:8.1 They function as a single corps, embracing both o.
77:8.3 Both o. are nonmaterial beings as regards nutrition
77:8.4 both o. are indispensable to the seraphim who serve
77:8.9 they are distributed as assistants to the various o. of
77:9.1 permanent inhabitants to be found on the various o.
77:9.2 Unlike the various o. of celestial beings who are
84:6.5 Many o. of universe creatures are created in dual
93:2.8 could not communicate with other o. of celestial
98:5.5 there were seven different o. into which believers
105:0.1 To even high o. of universe intelligences infinity is
105:7.8 4. The two o. of Paradise force organizers.
107:2.1 We understand that there are seven o. of Adjusters,
107:2.1 We often refer to the different o. as follows:
107:3.3 Beings of high spiritual o. receive only three divine
107:3.10 contact and communicate with the personalized o..
107:4.3 the lo. of personal creatures may sometimes have to
107:5.4 endowment of numerous other o. of prepersonal
107:5.4 Though many of these o. have not been revealed on
107:7.6 To our o. of being these fragments of Deity are
107:7.7 but no o. of beings are thus indwelt excepting will
108:1.7 perhaps the supervising personalized o. select from
108:3.5 chiefs of seraphim and to the leaders of other o. of
108:3.8 Among the higher spirit o. it is exceedingly difficult
108:3.8 presence of numerous o. of the prepersonal entities.
108:3.9 detect the spirit presence of certain unrevealed o.
108:4.5 Personalized Monitors and other o. of unrevealed
109:3.1 the duties of any of the created o. of celestial beings.
109:7.7 most active of the numerous o. of celestial beings
109:7.8 services for numerous o. of universe personalities,
112:7.9 one of the unique o. of the ascending personalities
113:7.3 lower than the more simple types of the angelic o..
114:3.2 All o. of angelic hosts regard him as their
116:3.3 The bestowal o. of sonship, the Michaels and the
116:3.4 presences of the Father which indwell numerous o.
116:3.5 The creature bestowals of the Paradise o. of sonship
116:4.12 There are many other o. of universe personalities
117:2.5 of any other of the evolutionary and experiential o.
118:6.2 mention the innumerable hosts of various other o. of
119:0.2 the various o. of the Paradise Sons are reflecting
119:0.5 to the different o. of universe intelligences affected
119:0.6 with a full and just sympathy for the various o. of
119:4.6 passed through the bestowal experience of three o.
119:5.4 going to incarnate in the likeness of his various o.
120:0.1 to bestow himself in the likeness of his various o.
120:0.2 six times after the similitude of six differing o. of his
120:0.4 seven bestowals on the various o. of his creatures
122:0.2 Commission of Twelve—selected from the ho. of
167:7.5 the existence of other and ho. of celestial beings who
168:1.10 vast concourse of all o. of celestial beings assembled
189:2.3 a numerous host of the representatives of all o. of
191:3.1 together with transition mortals of various o. from
orders—directives
22:7.5 then does Master Spirit Number Seven issue o.
29:4.15 subject to the o. of the divine executioners of the
33:7.4 sentences of extinction are carried out upon the o.,
34:7.8 received your o. to advance, do not fear the dangers
40:10.9 Celestial Guardians with o. to present such Spirit-
53:7.1 but they also execute the personal o. of Michael
67:2.2 came back the o. designating Caligastia as supreme
76:6.2 following his reverent burial, the o. of Lanaforge,
93:9.11 receive provisional title to Urantia “upon the o. of
113:5.4 in emergencies and then usually on the direct o. of
119:1.3 who bore credentials from Uversa and presented o.
120:1.5 In this interim of your incarnation, I hold the o. of
130:6.6 the man whose cross he subsequently bore by o. of
147:1.2 For I am myself under the o. of others, and I have
153:1.1 Jewish religious leaders acting directly under o. from
154:2.3 who had no uncertain o. from their chief respecting
168:1.6 that Jesus’ Personalized Adjuster issued o. for the
175:3.3 The officers of the Sanhedrin were given the o. for
175:4.13 decreed the death of Jesus and having issued o. for
177:4.6 the captain holding the o. for Jesus’ arrest that he
182:2.5 John were standing by to receive the Master’s o.,
183:3.7 as Jesus stood there awaiting the captain’s o.,
183:3.9 gave o. that they be seized; but the soldiers were
183:3.9 having overheard the captain’s o. to arrest them,
183:5.1 The captain of the temple guards gave o. that he
183:5.1 And the o. of the Roman captain were obeyed;
183:5.3 gave o. that the apostle should come over by him,
188:2.2 come before you to request that you issue such o.
190:1.7 under the o. of their fearless and efficient leader,
orders—sociological
55:4.30 influence on progressing social and economic o..
68:3.3 whipping the loose social o. of early ages into the
70:5.1 developed the successive o. of human government
70:7.13 Women’s o. pledged against marriage early came
70:7.16 These o. awed and controlled the mobs;
70:7.16 they acted as vigilance societies, practicing lynch law
70:7.16 They were the first spies when the tribes were at war
70:7.16 they kept unscrupulous kings on the anxious seat.
70:10.5 this constituted these o. the first crime detectors
71:4.17 to be exterminated by the baser o. of humanity.
72:1.4 succeeded by many different o. of government—
82:3.9 Early in social evolution peculiar and celibate o. of
82:3.9 they were started and maintained by individuals
99:0.2 concerned either with the creation of new social o.
99:1.5 the lower social o. are no longer so abjectly ignorant
99:2.5 glorifying the established political and economic o.,
139:11.9 see the social, economic, and political o. improved,
orders—verb
110:2.5 if your will o. and enforces the execution of the
ordinance
122:9.1 There was a Mosaic o. which directed that a mother,
148:5.4 or innocently transgressed such a divine o..
ordinarily—see ordinarily, not
0:6.2 Power is o. limited to the designation of electronic
3:2.11 The power of God is, o., only limited in its spiritual
15:12.1 And o. the verdict is formulated by a varying-sized
16:7.3 A nonpersonal animal o. learns only by leaping.
18:7.3 intercommunication, being o. self-limited to an
19:1.5 The human mind would o. crave to approach the
20:5.4 but o. only once will a bestowal Son serve on the
23:3.8 In the seven superuniverses, o.—but not always—
37:9.10 ascending Sons, but we o. class them as ascending.
38:4.3 O. they retain their original complements of being,
39:2.4 One superuniverse can o. communicate with another
43:3.6 as individuals you would o. be little concerned with
43:3.7 Much of this authority would o., in a loyal system,
45:5.7 the Melchizedek University—being material and o.
51:3.6 These material but o. invisible planetary ministers
51:4.1 the red man, who o. is the first to attain human levels
65:1.1 They o. perform their duties as mid-phase Sons,
65:4.7 They o. arise in diversified strains from
65:4.11 O., will does not emerge until the colored races have
70:6.5 O. a representative was chosen to impersonate him
73:1.1 the arrival of the Material Son would o. herald
81:1.5 Man o. evolved into a farmer from a hunter by
86:3.1 Among savage peoples death was o. due to violence,
97:9.6 O., Saul’s defeat would have been ascribed to
107:2.7 Adjusters o. become fused with the ascending
110:6.15 The Adjuster cannot, o., speak directly with you
116:4.5 O., the collective creations of the Master Spirits are
127:1.5 O. the girls of Jewish families received little
136:2.3 O., when a mortal of the realm attains such high
139:3.5 and Peter, but they did much better than would o. be
166:2.1 O. these Jews would have refrained from all
184:3.4 O., the Jews, when trying a man on a capital charge,
187:1.4 O., it was the custom to journey to Golgotha by the
188:4.2 Death is, o., a part of life.
189:0.2 Those things which you o. do for the creature, you
189:3.2 O. these seraphic guardians, onetime assigned to
196:2.2 man begins on earth and o. achieves only at the
ordinarily, not
5:3.2 they do not o. proceed out of the realm of the
30:1.92 host of transcendental beings whose origin is not o.
37:3.2 While not o. subject to the direction of the Bright
40:5.12 other groups who do not o. fuse with Adjusters.
40:10.2 they do not, o., ascend beyond the confines of
40:10.6 but they do not o. acquire that intimate knowledge
45:1.2 finaliters and their structures are not o. perceptible to
77:8.13 they do not, o., permit humans to witness their
110:6.15 The Adjuster cannot, o., speak directly with you
113:5.4 They do not (o.) arbitrarily intervene in the routine
ordinary—see ordinary, out of the
12:7.5 therefore can you depend, in all o. circumstances,
12:7.5 doing the same thing in the same identical and o. way
15:6.9 The trillions upon trillions of years that an o. sun
20:6.2 these human-divine Sons live o. lives with just one
29:3.9 They could not so function on an o. evolutionary
41:7.13 pause to consider that one drop of o. water contains
42:3.10 relatively stable materialization under o. conditions.
42:5.13 to just one octave, the whole light of o. sunlight.
44:0.15 The higher forms of spirits pass through o. matter.
44:4.5 one hundred years of perusing o. written language.
49:2.22 different ways to the chemical rays of o. sunlight.
50:3.3 while exempt from the o. diseases of the realms,
62:2.5 pugnacious when disturbed in the o. pursuit of
62:5.11 life did not seem worth living among his o. fellows;
65:4.9 On an o. inhabited world a Planetary Prince would
65:7.3 on o. worlds they are encircuited with adjutant
66:5.16 the Prince’s staff were limited to o. methods of race
72:10.1 O. criminals and the defectives are placed, by sexes,
73:6.4 This form of sustenance was useless to the o.
83:7.3 forms of marriage: the o., which permitted divorce,
85:0.3 lakes, trees, waterfalls, rain, and hundreds of other o.
86:5.5 1. O. and transient fainting.
86:5.11 And Moses was right, for o. dreams are not the
88:5.5 was regarded as too sacred to use on o. occasions,
89:6.2 sacrificing of humans for o. occasions, substituting
90:0.2 regarded as being unresponsive to the o. mortal.
91:0.5 fetishes, amulets, ghosts, rulers, and to o. people.
97:9.29 little more than the chronicle of o. profane history.
110:4.3 natural and everyday occurrences of normal and o.
110:4.5 so emotional in their o. reactions, that it becomes
110:5.5 your o. dream experiences are purely physiologic
119:7.7 was thus born of woman and was reared in the o.
120:2.9 in fact you are to become an o. human of the realm
123:4.7 Under o. circumstances only midway creatures can
126:3.14 being regarded as peculiar or different from o. folks
135:0.2 John grew up as an o. child, day by day and year by
136:6.1 Should he go in quest of food as any o. man would
136:8.6 the kingdom in the hearts of mankind by natural, o.,
137:4.13 agents of the Creator made wine as they do by the o.
137:7.2 Day by day they went about their o. work, while
145:2.13 spirit or demon; he was a victim of o. epilepsy.
153:5.1 Under o. circumstances they would have welcomed
159:3.13 accidents of time or to the o. catastrophes of nature.
160:1.10 strength and wisdom for the o. conflicts of living,
178:1.13 in his civil service all of the o. traits of citizenship
181:2.15 to lay down their lives for this gospel, but in all o.
182:2.7 In o. circumstances the apostles would have bidden
183:1.2 O. men and women cannot expect to have their
186:2.3 that he submit himself to the natural and o. course of
187:3.6 he elected to die as an o. mortal upon the cross.
189:2.3 so that it can become indifferent to o. matter, while
189:2.7 without the o. and visible processes of mortal decay
190:0.3 and such beings do not partake of o. material food;
193:4.2 personality shut in and away from o. social contacts.
196:0.1 Jesus experienced the o. ups and downs of mortal
ordinary, out of the
35:4.2 many things out of the o. are destined to happen,
85:1.2 stones impressed early man as being out of the o.
87:5.14 everything out of the o. was considered an omen.
139:6.7 Nathaniel heard sickness or anything out of the o.
153:0.2 that “something out of the o. is about to happen.”
162:2.9 There is something out of the o. about this teacher.
172:1.5 Nothing out of the o. happened until near the close
179:4.1 the meal was proceeding as if nothing out of the o.
179:5.2 The apostles all sensed that something out of the o.
182:2.9 None of the apostles expected anything out of the o.
ordination
98:1.1 for their strict interpretation of their oath of o.,
140:0.0 THE ORDINATION OF THE TWELVE
140:0.1 Jesus called the apostles together for their o. as
140:0.2 to instruct them in preparation for their formal o..
140:1.1 Before the formal o. service Jesus spoke to the
140:2.0 2. THE ORDINATION
140:3.0 3. THE ORDINATION SERMON
140:4.1 but it was Jesus’ o. charge to the twelve apostles.
140:4.9 Jesus’ discourse at the o. of the twelve constitutes a
140:6.0 6. THE EVENING OF THE ORDINATION
140:7.0 7. THE WEEK FOLLOWING THE ORDINATION
140:9.2 Jesus reviewed many features of the o. sermon,
161:2.8 From the day of our o. as apostles right on down
163:0.0 O. OF THE SEVENTY AT MAGADAN
163:1.0 1. ORDINATION OF THE SEVENTY
163:1.2 the lake of Galilee to witness the o. of the seventy.
163:2.1 Over fifty disciples who sought o. and appointment
163:2.1 Jesus never rejected a single person who craved o.
163:2.4 a devout believer, and who desired to receive o..
163:2.4 Matadormus concerning the requirements of o.
163:4.9 their o. sermon, which was an elaboration of the
172:2.2 review of their ministry from the day of their o.
173:2.3 Such an o. conferred the title of “rabbi” upon the
181:2.16 Ever since the o. of you and your brethren as
182:1.2 about him as they had done on the day of their o.;
192:2.14 all on the mount of your o. tomorrow at noontime.”
192:3.0 3. ON THE MOUNT OF ORDINATION
192:3.2 repeat the charges and saw him re-enact the o.
192:4.4 in conference with the Master on the mount of o.,
Ordovician
59:2.13 life, which is known to your geologists as the O..
ores
80:6.3 Andites worked iron o. coming from Mount Sinai
organ
70:3.8 hand of the candidate rested upon the generative o.
72:9.7 vital and functioning o. within a larger governmental
110:1.1 existing within the confines of a single physical o..
organic—see organic evolution
4:1.10 There is also an o. unity in the universes of time and
16:3.15 Seventh Master Spirit discloses a personal and o.
19:4.3 the System Sovereigns, and they are an o. part of all
20:7.3 The Daynal order of sonship is not an o. part of the
31:9.13 Inspired Trinity Spirits maintain any o. association
58:7.10 indicating the presence of o. carbon and testifying
72:9.7 The ideal state is o., and every free and intelligent
77:2.7 plasm contributors were made possessors of the o.
91:6.2 Prayer is not a technique for curing o. diseases.
99:2.1 religion unfortunately become more or less of an o.
99:3.1 institutionalized Christianity become an o. part of the
104:3.14 functional unity, not a trinity—an o. entity—but
104:3.16 It is functional rather than o..
109:2.10 The indwellers are not an o. or biologic part of life;
110:1.1 Adjusters are not o. parts of the physical creatures of
114:3.5 does not maintain a very close o. relationship with
organic evolution
36:5.1 primitive worlds that conditions the course of o.;
46:2.5 And since there is no o. on Jerusem, there are no
65:0.7 the spirit adjutants that conditions the course of o.
65:1.8 After o. has run a certain course and free will of
65:1.8 refrain from attempts to influence the course of o..
65:4.3 planned, that o. is not a mere cosmic accident.
67:0.1 upheaval did not interfere with the progress of o.,
73:0.1 O. proceeded apace, quite regardless of the moral
81:0.1 the basic o. of the human species continued to carry
81:5.1 o. in any age may proceed unhindered in the very
102:6.10 O. is a fact; purposive or progressive evolution is a
118:8.1 O. on the inhabited worlds is physically limited by
organically
16:3.15 The Seventh Master Spirit is not o. representative
16:3.16 No one of the Seven Spirits is o. representative of
18:6.5 A Union of Days is not o. connected with the
24:0.10 but they are not o. attached to the administrations
30:3.2 These students are not in any manner o. connected
99:1.6 Religion must not become o. involved in the secular
organism
0:5.7 1. Body. The material or physical o. of man.
0:5.8 perceiving, and feeling mechanism of the human o..
16:8.15 planetary modification of the Nebadon type of o.
34:4.13 the hosts of microscopic bodies in the animal o. that
36:5.3 adjutants on any world and in any given living o. of
36:5.12 mental ministers can mobilize in the mind of the o.
51:2.4 When the reassembly of the physical o. is completed,
59:1.1 shore line; as yet no form of land o. has evolved.
65:2.4 the ameba, the typical single-celled animal o.,
65:5.2 all diseases produced by the vegetable type of o..
65:6.2 in every living o.—material or spiritual—there is an
72:9.7 functioning organ within the larger governmental o..
82:3.1 Marriage is the institutional response of the social o.
105:1.7 inhabiting personalities, is a vast and complex o.,
112:1.13 Life is a process which takes place between the o.
112:1.14 not so much within the o. as between the o. and the
112:1.15 The ability and willingness of the o. to make such
112:1.18 In the human o the summation of its parts constitutes
112:5.1 individuation of such a being within the cosmic o..
116:7.0 7. THE LIVING O. OF THE GRAND UNIVERSE
116:7.1 it is also a magnificent and responsive living o..
116:7.1 and this material and living o. is penetrated by
118:9.4 The grand universe is mechanism as well as o.,
195:10.11 this brotherhood is destined to become a living o.
organismal
16:8.3 and spiritual nature which constitute the o. vehicle
36:6.7 activated plasm the prerogatives of o. reproduction.
59:2.9 the great age of individual animal o. evolution,
65:0.1 there develops o. physical capacity for mind—
65:0.1 influences taking origin in the o. mind itself.
65:0.6 The mechanical-nonteachable levels of o. response
65:6.2 o. adaptation, and augmented life realization.
65:7.4 the nonmechanical-teachable types of o. response.
65:7.5 the mechanical orders of o. environmental response.
67:7.4 The administrative sectors of the universes are o.;
112:1.7 2. Vertical depth embraces the o. drives and attitudes
112:1.13 of continuity to this o.-environmental association.
112:1.14 process tends to create and establish o. patterns of
organisms or living organism
6:6.1 Man observes mind phenomena in lo. functioning
29:1.4 Such subordinate physical-control o. are basically
29:4.32 as a plant stores solar light, so do these lo. store
34:5.2 first endowing vegetable life, then the animal o.,
36:2.19 as they are associated with living forms and o..
36:6.1 life, but never will they be able to produce lo..
36:6.3 all such lo. are lacking in two essential attributes—
41:2.6 for the living energies of elementary material o..
49:1.7 development of higher o. from lower groupings of
58:6.1 forms of life and the later well-defined animal o..
58:6.2 most simple to the most complex and advanced o.,
58:6.4 of diversified orders of lo. is wholly biologic,
58:6.5 the saltiness of their body fluids just as those o.
58:6.6 the early adjustment struggles of these primitive o..
58:6.6 always are lo. striving to accommodate themselves
58:6.8 all lo. swing back and forth from age to age.
58:7.1 more primitive forms of the early marine-animal o.
58:7.2 primitive Protozoa, and spongelike transition o..
59:0.8 already developed from preceding vegetable o.,
59:0.8 the early animal o. have gradually made their way
59:0.8 Since so few of these early o. had shells, not many
59:1.18 seaweeds, one-celled o., simple sponges, trilobites,
59:2.9 But all of these animals were marine o..
59:2.12 The valve-shelled o. also evolved,
59:5.23 were the epochs of development for fresh-water o.;
65:0.6 mind—those response mechanisms of o. capable of
65:1.7 the living units and maneuver the evolving o.,
65:1.8 human type has appeared in the highest evolving o.
65:2.2 which resulted in the animallike borderland o. are in
65:2.2 those o. through which the gradual transition from
65:2.2 true borderline o.—neither vegetable nor animal—but
65:2.3 The bacteria, simple vegetable o. of a primitive
65:2.13 The eastern and central groups of lo. were early
65:6.4 the red blood cells illustrates how evolving o. are
65:6.6 many seemingly mysterious adjustments of lo. are
65:6.9 Preintelligent o. react to environmental stimuli, but
65:6.9 but those o. which are reactive to mind ministry can
65:7.3 more difficulty in contacting with the evolutionary o.
65:7.4 in contacting with the evolving minds of Urantia o.
65:7.5 Such preintelligent responses of lo. pertain purely to
76:4.7 microscopic and ultramicroscopic o. of the realm.
112:1.13 mechanisms are innately passive; o., inherently active
118:7.6 The bestowal of personality imparts to lo. the further
organization or universe organization;
see organization, social
0:8.12 The function of God the Sevenfold dates from the o.
0:8.12 The o. of these future universes of the primary,
3:1.10 God and loyalty to him on the part of the vast uo.,
3:5.2 on down through the uo. There is an unbroken chain
5:3.2 realm of the Eternal Son and the Son’s spiritual o..
7:6.4 complete the o. of the local universes of evolution.
11:2.9 literal substance of Paradise is a homogeneous o. of
11:8.8 of force-energy and the o. of power and matter.
11:9.6 is the pattern for all universes in their ideals, o.,
12:0.1 you can know something of their physical o. and
12:1.1 The laws of physical o. and administration prove
12:1.15 These activities undoubtedly presage the o. of the
12:2.2 space, where untold universes are in process of o..
12:6.13 Ultimate is progressively integrating the creative o.
14:2.1 their literal substance differs from the material o.
14:2.2 realities of Havona represent an order of energy o.
14:2.3 The material of Havona consists of the o. of basic
14:2.5 The basic o. of a threefold creation is wholly unlike
14:3.6 Antigravity is employed in the o. of the material
14:5.6 Aside from the physical o. of matter and the
15:0.2 the sevenfold scheme of the superuniverse o. and
15:0.3 idea of the physical constitution and material o. of
15:0.3 the marvelous o. provided for their government
15:2.0 2.ORGANIZATION OF THE SUPERUNIVERSES
15:2.10 the plan of uo. provides for the following units:
15:4.1 While creation and uo. remain forever under the
15:4.1 we understand the o. of the material creations from
15:4.2 and so is the stage set for the inauguration of uo..
15:8.2 automatic and inherent in their highly specialized o.
15:14.7 you can locate your planet in the scheme of the o. of
16:0.1 the number seven is basically fundamental in its o.
16:4.3 entities who are indispensable to the o., control, and
17:3.7 The reflectivity o. is the news-gathering and decree-
17:3.11 superuniverse the reflective o. acts as a segregated
17:6.1 the Creator Sons in the o. and management of local
17:6.4 the preliminary training of a Michael Son in the o.
17:6.6 the long and arduous period of the material o. of
19:5.3 not a part of the manifest and definitely revealed o.
21:2.1 but before he may begin even the physical o. of his
21:2.2 —virtually the God—of the universe of his own o.,
21:2.12 No material o. is independent of the absolute-gravity
23:2.1 they have neither o. nor government of any kind;
24:5.2 in their administrative o. all sentinels commissioned
24:6.4 council and the director of their vast educational o.
24:7.9 modifications in the o. of the central creation,
26:2.6 they were discovered in function upon the o. of
27:2.1 “the original pattern angel,” to preside over the o. of
27:5.5 universe knowledge are also responsible for its o.
28:1.2 Son when he embarks on the adventure of uo..
29:2.13 This is the electronic o. of universe power.
29:2.15 The electronic o. of universe power functions in
29:2.16 to the Creator Sons during the later times of uo.
29:2.17 are otherwise concerned with life as a functional o..
29:2.19 body in a million harbors such a living power o..
29:3.3 Sons during the later epochs of universe material o..
30:2.130 beings that are also closely related to the o. of the
31:0.12 We have no idea as to the nature of the future o. of
31:7.2 the finaliter oath, and though subject to the corps o.
31:9.11 In their functional o. the three supervising Architects
31:9.14 the Creator Sons to their space sites for the o. of the
31:10.19 agelong mobilization and o. of physical universes
31:10.22 o. and working of the central and superuniverses,
32:1.2 no opportunity for a Creator Son to begin uo. until
32:2.0 2. UNIVERSE ORGANIZATION
32:2.1 The Creator Sons are preceded in uo. by the power
32:2.2 the preliminary physical work of uo. later serve in
32:2.3 physical creation in Nebadon consisted in the o. of
32:2.5 this was not true of the earlier epochs of physical o..
32:2.9 The o. of planetary abodes is still progressing in
32:2.10 not a uniform system, a single astronomic unit or o..
32:3.4 a duplication of the administrative o. of the central
33:3.6 becomes the transcendent pattern for the family o.
34:0.1 there to be his companion, first, in physical o. and,
34:1.1 After the completion of the physical o. of a starry
34:1.2 associate of the Son in his work of physical uo..
34:1.3 during the time of purely physical creation or o.
35:2.3 They maintain an autonomous o. devoted to
35:3.20 a single line of research, such as energy, matter, o.,
36:2.12 here all new modes of life o. are worked out.
36:2.16 fundamental or parent pattern of the architectural o.
36:2.16 the four and twenty basic orders of psychic o..)
36:6.7 the physical o. of the electrochemical formulas of the
37:2.7 No grouping or company o. of the Evening Stars
37:9.12 all divisions of the administrative o. of the local
37:10.1 maintenance and perfecting of such a gigantic o. as
38:5.2 the conventional groups and units of the angelic o.
38:6.0 6. SERAPHIC ORGANIZATION
38:6.2 make up the largest operating o. of seraphim,
41:0.2 While the administrative o. of the grand universe
41:1.1 Son, immediately co-ordinated with his plan for uo..
41:2.1 make up the administrative o. of the constellation of
42:1.6 pure energy—partakes of the nature of the divine o.;
42:3.9 7. Atomic matter—the chemical stage of elemental o.
42:3.13 foregoing classification of matter pertains to its o.
42:5.4 point where they veer towards the electronic o. of
42:6.1 the o. of evolved energy into matter entails the
42:6.2 with the appearance of the atomic o. of matter.
42:6.4 revolutionary-energy prerequisites to electronic o..
42:7.4 is the maximum possible o. of matter in Nebadon.
42:8.1 all the space embraced within this tiny energy o..
42:9.1 reality of the sevenfold electronic o. of prematter.
42:10.5 This mind level connotes the o. of the morontia
44:7.1 with the manipulation and o. of specialized forces
45:0.3 with the established technique of the physical o.
47:8.7 The o. of society on this mansonia is of a high
48:1.3 exactly one hundred forms of a unique energy o.
48:2.20 The whole morontia o. of existence is dependent on
49:5.19 to gland chemistry, more particularly to the o. of
50:2.5 Planets vary in nature and o. and in administration,
52:2.3 make the first revelations of higher truth and uo..
52:2.6 national life begins to replace tribal o. or rather to
55:0.12 development are described as they relate to the uo.,
55:12.1 sweeping changes would be made in the entire o.
57:1.4 mandate of the Ancients of Days calling for the o. of
57:4.4 tertiary cycle of nebular life and brought about the o.
57:6.6 4,000,000,000 years ago witnessed the o. of the
57:8.7 life having to do with the early days of planetary o.
63:6.8 Planetary Prince days is a thrilling recital of the o. of
65:6.1 but he cannot discern either the physical o. or the
66:5.0 5. ORGANIZATION OF THE ONE HUNDRED
68:1.4 rather as a result of the o. of intelligent co-operators
68:5.3 Food coercion led to the first form of industrial o.,
69:1.6 On Urantia they represent a complex o. which
69:2.2 natural gift; it results from labor, knowledge, and o..
69:2.3 Association led to o., and the first result of
69:2.3 and the first result of o. was division of labor,
69:5.2 and group wealth immediately led to military o..
69:5.2 the custom to keep the military o. in practice by
69:5.15 has greatly complicated his social and industrial o..
69:8.8 Slavery creates an o. of social achievement but soon
70:1.4 The very concept of war implies some degree of o..
70:2.9 Early wars promoted o. and efficiency, but these
70:3.3 Warfare and external pressure forced the tribal o.
70:5.2 of government were established in the clan o.,
70:11.2 for primitive society was wholly negative in its o.,
71:1.1 The state is a territorial social regulative o.,
71:1.7 4. Practical family o.. These red men clung to the
72:2.0 2. POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
72:5.0 5. INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
74:3.6 The fifth day was occupied with the o. of the
74:5.6 socialization; Adam fell back on Van’s method of o.,
74:8.1 Garden and formulating preliminary plans for o. was
76:2.3 he intrusted the o. of worship and education to
77:6.5 the chiefs of their o. at the death of Adamson,
77:9.12 The entire o. of high spirits, angelic hosts, midway
79:5.2 The tribal o. of the red races was formed earlier
84:3.10 In hunting and war man had learned the value of o.,
87:5.2 so did religious o. evolve in response to the belief
93:3.4 truth, embracing the conduct and o. of the universe,
93:9.1 The great o. built up at Salem nearly disappeared,
98:1.1 pledge imposed by Machiventa that forbade the o.
98:6.1 in surviving without the aid of institutional o. of
99:2.3 immediately becomes a political party, economic o.,
100:4.2 The o. of a philosophic standard of living entails
101:6.7 he should begin by the o. of knowledge into idea-
104:4.9 nebula, from the smallest to the largest material o.,
105:6.3 evolution is progressing throughout the physical o.
108:3.0 3. ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION
108:3.1 numerous series of Adjusters involving a serial o.
112:1.8 domain of co-ordination, association, and selfhood o.
112:1.19 Systems are significant because of o.—positional
112:7.16 about the o. and personnel of the central universe,
112:7.16 there are in process of o. vast galaxies of universes
114:4.4 excepting only the divisional o. of the archangels.
114:5.1 exists no formal government along the lines of uo.,
114:7.11 permanent councils that constitute its governing o..
114:7.11 From time to time, in accordance with the corps o.,
116:6.5 and physical controllers in the o. of universes;
117:7.17 Gone will be the thrilling adventures of the o. of
119:0.3 go out from Paradise to engage in uo. and creation.
119:0.6 The Michael Sons begin their work of uo. with a full
119:0.7 Michael began the o. of your local universe four
120:1.5 sovereign of this universe of your own o.
127:2.5 About half had joined the nationalist o.,
127:2.12 Jesus made great progress in the o. of his mind.
127:2.12 he accomplished all this o. of intellect by the force
128:4.2 in the proposed school, helped them plan for its o.,
128:6.6 the Zealots, the patriotic o. to which he belonged
128:7.12 took Miriam’s place in the home, and the new o. was
134:5.5 Sovereignty is power and it grows by o..
134:5.5 This growth of the o. of political power is good and
134:5.5 initial and natural o. of political power—the family—
134:5.6 political sovereignty evolves by o. as families overlap
134:5.8 stages” of the previous developments in political o.
138:2.8 5. Simon Zelotes was a high officer in the patriotic o.
138:7.5 spent the remainder of the day perfecting their o.
138:10.0 10. ORGANIZATION OF THE TWELVE
138:10.11 the twelve functioned from their early o. up to the
139:1.8 the o. of the administrative affairs of the kingdom.
139:6.9 not participate in the o. of the subsequent Christian
139:7.2 agent and publicity spokesman for the apostolic o..
139:8.5 In the o. of the twelve Thomas was assigned to
139:11.1 his entire attention to the patriotic o. of the Zealots.
139:12.5 And Judas was a stickler for o..
140:8.3 and fisherman, and to his careful o. of the twelve.
141:7.4 no books, laws, or other forms of human o.
144:7.1 that preliminary period of taking over John’s o..
146:3.9 The apostolic o. was expanded in that each of Jesus’
150:1.2 Jesus authorized the women to effect their own o.
162:9.5 labored with them as one o. right on down to the
163:0.2 Matthew directed the o. of their group finances.
168:1.11 personalities and a far greater o. of universe facilities.
194:4.9 They had no o. as yet; it was simply the Jesus
194:4.12 cause for the formal o. of the early Christian church.
195:0.6 1. O.. Paul was a great organizer and his successors
organization, social
52:2.11 chance of survival in a primitive and warring tribal s..
62:3.3 really instituting a primitive form of s. and a crude
63:4.2 there was an immediate development in s.
68:2.4 account for the development of such a s. as now
69:5.15 has greatly complicated his social and industrial o..
70:0.2 Social regulation is inseparable from s.; association
70:2.18 Militarism promotes s. among the conquerors but
71:1.1 The state is a territorial social regulative o.,
79:8.15 from a primitive agricultural society to a higher s.
81:6.39 leaders are slow in making those changes in the s.
83:8.9 the problems so suddenly thrust upon the s. by the
87:7.1 The cult type of s. persisted because it provided a
136:6.2 natural law and in harmony with the existing s..
170:5.3 became Redeemer of the church, a religious and s.
170:5.13 Jesus foresaw that a s., or church, would follow the
170:5.13 taught that such a believer is admitted to the s. of
170:5.14 the kingdom the gradual creation of a visible s.,
195:10.11 organism in contrast to an institutionalized s.
organizational
113:6.2 permission from the commander of this highest o.
organizations
11:5.9 But the energies and material o. of the universe of
11:8.7 physical systems are threefold o. known as triata.
11:8.7 These material o. are dual in constitution and are
12:1.12 Seven Superuniverses are not primary physical o.;
12:6.3 combined physical and spiritual energies and o. by
15:2.25 new systems are constantly evolving while other o.
15:7.10 thousands of replete institutions and o. devoted to
27:5.4 the maintenance of the far-flung superuniverse o. of
29:4.35 these living o. are endowed with the unique power
42:1.9 All laws, o., administration, and the testimony of
47:4.1 working groups and social o. start to function,
49:5.13 there are three basic o. of the brain mechanism:
55:5.5 art centers are exquisite and the musical o. superb.
65:1.7 life patterns have been formulated and the material o.
68:1.6 compete with the more potent and powerful o.
70:3.4 peace will be promoted more by international trade o
70:7.14 and groups of unattached women formed separate o..
70:7.19 secret associations grew into the first charitable o.
71:1.23 many classes and castes persist in the later state o.
72:2.6 2. The lower house is elected by certain o. of society
79:4.5 In India many types of social o. flourished from time
87:5.2 Industrial and military o. were adjustments to
97:1.1 to survive unless they confederated their tribal o.
104:2.1 It developed first through pantheon o. with the
117:7.7 As the new governmental o. of these perfected
134:5.5 But this same growth of political o creates a problem
134:5.9 self-determination from smaller to larger political o.
134:5.16 governments are o. created for the benefit of men.
195:10.11 It may well utilize such social o., but it must not be
organize
15:8.10 Gravity and absence of heat (cold) o. matter and
33:2.2 Michael elected to o. this local universe, and herein
35:2.2 These Sons o. their own machinery for their group
36:3.2 Life Carriers sometimes o. the life patterns after
36:3.5 Life Carriers are living catalytic presences which o.,
36:6.3 Life Carriers can o. the material forms, or physical
36:6.3 forms of experimental life that the Life Carriers o.
42:2.22 These power directors cause energy to segment, o.,
50:2.3 The Planetary Princes o. their specialized groups of
50:4.1 The prince’s corporeal staff early o. the planetary
53:4.7 and thoroughly to o. his rebel government before
56:9.12 the Creator Sons, who o. these gravity-responding
65:1.7 even though they are shorn of all ability to o.—create
76:2.3 It was difficult to o. the religious life of the second
96:3.4 into the desert to o. the nomads against Egypt.
103:6.9 man’s mind effort to o. and correlate the findings of
127:6.14 as a man of the realm he begins to o. these mental
129:3.9 ere he ever came to o. and administer this universe
136:9.1 How should he o. his followers for effective effort
138:7.4 Andrew, the first chosen apostle, you shall so o.
144:6.10 differences of opinion, o. group undertakings,
148:8.3 depart hence—to o. and build a camp of his own.
149:2.4 was to o. the Christian teaching so completely
173:1.11 designing men are not to be permitted to o. for the
organized—verb
1:2.9 universes are created and o. by the Paradise corps
8:3.4 in faithfulness upholds that which they have o.,
12:1.2 organized and partially inhabited or yet to be o.
12:2.3 new nebulae are constantly being stabilized and o.;
14:2.6 The entire central universe is o. in accordance with
15:2.1 Nor have all projected local universes been o..
15:4.6 local universes have been o. from the products of a
15:4.6 for energy is not o. by nebulae—it is universally
15:5.1 very little of superuniverse mass is o. by the direct
20:1.12 They are variously o., dependent on the nature and
22:1.1 This corps, as revealed and as o. for superuniverse
25:4.11 Advisers function as individuals but are o. for service
30:2.157 These seven groups of beings will be found thus o.
31:0.9 The corps is o. in accordance with the working
31:1.3 The corps is o. for temporary service in companies of
32:2.1 From the energies of space, thus previously o.,
32:2.2 energies which they originally o. and circuitized.
32:2.8 when such a universe has been so completely o.
36:1.4 Life Carriers are o into the higher deliberative bodies
36:6.3 patterns are correctly assembled and properly o.,
36:6.4 after they have o. the energy systems, there must
38:6.1 seraphim are o. under chiefs into groups of twelve
39:1.4 these seraphim would be o. and directed by the 144
39:3.6 These efficient seraphim are o. in seventy divisions
39:3.9 These transit personalities are so o. that they can
39:4.1 Administrator seraphim are o. for service as follows:
41:0.2 creations are administratively o. in accordance
42:11.3 Time-space minds, o. out of the energies of time and
42:11.5 Physical materialized energy, o. as so-called matter
45:2.1 Not all universes, even in Orvonton, are so o. as to
45:7.3 The entire universe is o. and administered on the
48:5.6 On the mansion worlds such schools are o. in three
49:1.5 kingdom of living things; they are not separately o..
49:5.29 Planets are not only o. vertically into systems,
51:7.3 one hundred of these subcenters will have been o..
53:4.2 o. his own tribunals under the jurisdiction of Satan
54:5.12 together with their colleagues, was o. on Jerusem.
57:1.1 the Andronover nebula, which was onetime o. as a
57:1.2 full control of the space-energies which were later o.
58:4.2 we o. and initiated the original life patterns of this
66:5.1 The one hundred were o. for service in autonomous
66:5.9 This group o. and directed the purely educational
67:3.3 personalities and o. them to execute his bidding,
68:1.5 The peoples who early o. themselves into a primitive
73:4.3 This menagerie was o. in twelve grand divisions,
74:5.7 Most of these centers had been o. aforetime by Van
77:8.5 The United Midwayers of Urantia are o. for service
93:3.1 Melchizedek o. his schools at Salem, patterning them
94:1.3 The many gods were o. into a pantheon under the
96:5.3 Melchizedek teachings, o. the Hebrew ceremonial
98:3.2 all of which became o. into the Roman state religion.
99:4.1 values for the promotion of which the group was o..
104:4.13 Energy is o by the cosmic agents of the Third Source
106:2.3 evolves in the depths of space and is o. as power by
108:3.1 Adjusters are o. as an independent working unit
111:4.1 memory patterns have become integrated or o. into
114:0.2 of cherubim as seraphim, and they are similarly o..)
121:2.1 world as it was at that time ruled and o. for trade.
127:1.3 o. into a strong, striking, and attractive personality.
133:3.2 the Christian church which Paul subsequently o. at
135:9.6 Some of John’s disciples o. scouting parties to go
136:6.2 Jesus decided that his lifework should be o. and
138:10.1 The apostles o. themselves in the following manner:
139:5.3 When the apostles were o. for service, Philip was
148:2.1 young women and twelve men, o. and conducted
170:1.17 that Christianity became a religion which was o.
194:4.12 the church at Jerusalem had been o. under Peter,
organized—adjective; see organized energy;
see organized religion; organized space
0:0.6 these are the now o. and inhabited creations.
11:0.1 This central Isle is the most gigantic o. body of
12:1.1 as a space unit, as an o. and co-ordinated whole.
12:1.2 pervaded space—total creation, o. and partially
12:1.12 the o. and partially inhabited post-Havona creation,
12:1.13 The Grand Universe is the present o. creation
12:1.13 to the outer limits of the o. and inhabited creation;
12:1.14 the whole of the known, o., and inhabited creation.
12:2.4 the power circuits of the o. and inhabited creations
12:3.8 beyond the borders of the present o. universes.
12:8.11 O. consciousness which is not wholly subject to
14:1.9 but all are perfectly balanced and exquisitely o.,
15:1.3 in a local universe and a superuniverse not fully o.,
15:2.9 make up the present o. grand universe, consisting
15:5.11 The o. units of matter approximate full condensation,
15:8.5 because o. matter tends to disintegrate under certain
16:4.11 by the linear-gravity-responding units of o. matter.
17:0.11 the administrative regulation of o. physical power,
18:6.1 Each o. and inhabited local universe has assigned to
25:5.3 Every occurrence of significance in the o. creation
26:0.1 No major part of the o. and inhabited creation is
30:2.157 These seven groups of beings will be found thus o.
31:9.13 revealed as functioning in the present o. universes,
31:10.16 the present bounds of the peopled and o. creations,
34:1.1 life is next to be projected in the newly o. universe.
34:2.5 the physical body, fabricated out of the existing o.
42:2.14 the grand universe—the o. and inhabited creations.
42:4.5 neither emergent energy nor o. matter were present
42:7.8 observation or detection as separate and o. bodies.
48:8.3 the chief businesses of the present o. universe,
49:3.2 nonbreather type because this recently o. section of
56:7.5 existing and previously o. units of all creation.
57:2.4 their work of converting space gases into o. matter.
57:3.10 more stabilized and better o.; some planets revolving
58:1.3 And even the more highly o. land animals could not
58:3.1 Much of the o. matter which the blazing suns break
58:3.4 the phenomena of o. life—the germ plasm of living
81:6.14 Well-o. and superior minorities have largely ruled
81:6.23 indispensable in a complex and highly o. society.
87:6.1 religious ritual was more personal, less o., but the
90:0.2 today most Urantia systems of o. religious belief are
96:2.1 The Semites of the East were well-o. and well-led
96:2.1 The Phoenicians were a superior and well-o. group
96:2.2 ejected by the better-o. and more highly civilized
108:3.7 we believe that the Adjusters are thoroughly o.,
114:5.4 This rather loosely o. and somewhat personally
115:6.8 for most of the basic activities in the o. universes.
118:10.3 concept to the present known and o. grand universe,
120:3.6 seek to avoid the formal establishment of an o. cult,
121:2.4 well-o. religious communities scattered hither and
123:4.2 They danced and sang but had few o. games,
132:5.17 treatment accorded one’s fellows in the o. business
133:1.2 In civilized society and in an o. universe the
133:1.5 he did draw from Jesus the opinion that o. society
148:0.4 This was the longest settled and well-o. period of the
160:4.10 life are found to flow in certain well-o. channels,
170:5.15 they substituted therefor the well-o. social fellowship
177:4.11 hate were now well o. in his subconscious mind
organized energy
7:1.3 is just as responsive to spirit gravity as the o. of
12:8.10 1. Matter. O. which is subject to linear gravity
41:5.7 A given form of o. does not proceed in waves but
42:4.3 action is curtailed when electronically o. swings
42:11.5 All mass—o.—is subject to this grasp except as
105:3.4 absolutely at rest; all other o. and organizing energy
organized religion
90:0.2 And today most Urantia systems of o. religious belief
102:8.6 O. religion has proved to be conservatively tardy.
134:3.7 teacher on the faculty who did not represent any o.,
143:7.2 o. is man’s attempt to socialize the worship of
organized space
8:1.6 Then the presence of the Paradise Deities fill all o.
9:8.19 creatures and agencies that function throughout all o.
12:1.2 pervaded space—total creation, o. and partially
15:8.1 of the physical energies circulating through o..
29:3.10 to the working of all of the physical energies of o..
29:3.10 is the energy charge of o.; and o. is their domain.
41:2.4 transmit nearly all of the physical energies of o..
41:6.1 forms of energy and matter which circulate in all o.
42:4.6 Throughout all o. there are gravity-responding
58:3.2 all other forms of radiant energy existing in the o.
organizer—see Force Organizer
8:2.3 were called the Infinite Reality, the Universal O.,
96:3.1 under that great leader, teacher, and o., Moses.
96:3.2 At the time this great o. was formulating his plans for
96:3.5 this intrepid o. led his compatriots out of Egypt in
96:5.1 Moses was a combination of military leader, social o.
96:5.3 Moses was an o.; he selected the best in the
124:1.8 while the actual creator and o. of all these things
139:1.3 Andrew was a good o. but a better administrator.
139:11.2 a very efficient o. of the play life and recreational
195:0.6 Paul was a great o. and his successors kept up the
organizers—see Force Organizers
29:5.5 the early o. and directionizers of these gigantic
56:7.6 Are these o. and pioneers of the time-space universes
96:3.3 strike for liberty to constitute a corps of efficient o..
127:2.2 A group of o. from Jerusalem arrived in Galilee and
organizing
16:4.3 assist Creator Sons in the work of shaping and o. the
21:0.2 In the vast work of o., evolving, and perfecting a
23:2.19 to experience the thrill of finding the o. nucleuses of
23:2.20 not explore and chart these newly o. energy centers,
29:4.34 are the first group of life to appear on an o. sphere,
31:0.8 future destination must be the now-o. universes of
31:10.16 a vast and new system of universes gradually o. in
32:3.3 characterizes the plans of the Creator Sons for o.,
34:1.1 in whose superuniverse this new creation is o..
36:2.14 to the Life Carriers in the work of capturing, o.,
39:1.3 of seraphim, who are at such times devoted to o. and
42:4.5 cold and other influences are at work creatively o.
42:4.6 ultimatonic activities, as well as o. electronic
48:1.5 o. a morontia form of materialization which is
48:6.34 and to o. their teamwork on the mansion worlds.
50:1.4 not often do these princes fail in their missions of o.
89:1.6 The taboos were highly effective in o. society, but
100:3.1 it is an impulse for o. the soul for dynamic service.
105:3.4 Isle is absolutely at rest; all other organized and o.
106:3.5 as gravity and love reach out into time-o. space,
organs
14:2.4 worlds excite a reaction in your gross sense o..
29:3.7 not stationary as are the vital o. of man’s physical
29:3.7 these “vital o.” of power regulation are mobile and
87:5.5 The o. of reproduction were thought to be the only
89:5.11 where only certain parts or o. of the body were eaten
90:4.6 he used sunlight, fresh animal o., hot clay, and hot
111:0.3 thought to reside in different physical o.—the eye,
150:3.4 2. The examination of the internal o. of an animal
orgiastic
98:2.10 ready for that terrible o. plunge into the follies of the
134:6.16 and burned down in connection with one of their o.
orgies
98:4.8 these mystery cults and the o. of their ceremonials,
orgy
53:3.7 Declaration of Liberty that Lucifer launched his o. of
Orient
79:0.0 ANDITE EXPANSION IN THE ORIENT
79:1.9 delayed cultural intercourse between Occident and O
92:5.15 and the synthesis of a new religion in the O..
92:5.15 In the O. the combined teachings of Islam, Hinduism
92:6.14 greatly influenced religious development in O. and
94:0.0 MELCHIZEDEK TEACHINGS IN THE ORIENT
94:6.11 of Lao have been lost to all but a few in the O., but
94:9.3 the rest of the O. it degenerated into a ritual which
95:7.2 Long after the majority of the peoples of the O. and
98:2.2 during the sixth century before Christ, the O. and
98:7.4 a basic factor in all the religions of Occident and O.
121:1.1 Greek language spread over Occident and near O.,
121:2.2 many caravan routes from the O. passed through
121:2.8 terminals of the caravan routes between the O. and
129:2.9 traveler from the O. proposed to advance to Jesus
134:2.3 trip carried Jesus nearest to the O. and enabled him
195:0.3 something all the Roman Empire and all the O.
195:10.7 obstacle; especially is this true concerning the O..
Oriental
78:4.4 They were neither an Occidental nor an O. people.
83:4.5 Certain O. peoples used rice for this purpose.
84:5.6 even worse under the teachings of several other O.
111:0.2 the O. as well as some of the Occidental faiths have
121:1.1 Levantine race, part Occidental and part O., were
122:8.7 O. and near-O. minds delight in fairy stories, and
128:3.3 Jesus come to Damascus to enter his O. import
163:4.13 O. salutation was a lengthy and elaborate ceremony;
171:0.4 in the manner of approaching an O. potentate,
195:2.3 O. law was stern and arbitrary; Greek law was fluid
195:10.15 when it attempts to carry the gospel of Jesus to O.
orientation
34:4.13 Thus is the sense of o. forever fixed in the living
100:2.8 there occurs a new o. of personality as well as the
106:0.1 Man’s terrestrial o., his cosmic insight, and his
118:1.1 It is helpful to man’s cosmic o. to attain all possible
132:3.10 soul in the midst of the confusion of his early o. in
orientators
39:1.10 3. Universe O.. These are the true friends and
39:1.11 It is the task of the universe o. to facilitate passage
oriented
130:7.4 (indwelt and o. by the Paradise Father’s spirit) is
origin—see origin, animal; origin, divine; origin,
evolutionary; origin—with gave or give or gives;
origin, human or mortal; origin, material or
physical; origin—with take or taken or takes or
taking or took; origin, your
see also dual-origin; Paradise origin; spirit origin;
spiritual origin; Trinity-origin
0:3.20 attempting to portray the o. and nature of universal
0:3.21 As a time-space creature would view the o. and
0:4.11 All share Paradise as the place of o., function, and
0:7.5 All other Deity personalities have an o., but they are
1:5.1 he is the o. and destiny of personality throughout all
2:1.7 who draw near to the material beings of lowly o.
3:1.11 is limited by the remoteness of their o. from the
3:2.7 Such concepts of God have their o. in the limited
5:3.5 the spirit personalities having o. in the Third Source
5:5.1 Morality has its o. in the reason of self-
6:0.2 “first” thought and allude to an impossible time o.
6:2.1 To you of lowly o. the Son would appear to be more
6:8.2 those whose o. is in the creative acts of the Deities
6:8.6 the personality of the Creator Son of Paradise o.
7:5.10 because of kinship of nature as well as fact of o.,
7:7.3 And even we of high o. understand the Father
8:0.3 We are now face to face with the eternity o. of the
8:0.4 In thus reciting the order of the o. of the Deities, I
8:1.10 And we thus portray the sequential o. of the Third
9:5.2 The realms of creature mind are of exclusive o. in
9:8.15 A group of composite o. that embraces, among
10:2.8 I am of o. in the Paradise Trinity.
11:0.2 respecting the o. of this Isle of Light and Life.
11:5.1 cosmic-force circuits have o. on nether Paradise,
11:8.9 of that which has Paradise as its source and o..
11:9.1 Paradise is the realm of primal o. and the final goal
11:9.7 and the place of primal o. of all personalities.
12:4.2 Concerning the o. of motion we have the following
13:0.2 There exists neither record nor tradition of their o..
13:1.4 personalities besides the Eternal Son are of direct o.
13:1.4 other beings of direct and exclusive o. in the Father
13:1.5 Their nature, o., and the technique of their contact
13:1.11 complex ancestry, those whose o. is complicated
13:1.13 and sacredly protect, the secret of my o. and destiny.
13:1.15 a magnificent host of unrevealed beings of o. in the
13:2.3 Though its secrets are concerned in my o., in this age
13:2.5 assume that Creator Sons, being of Father-Son o.,
13:2.5 is acquired by service as well as by nature of o.,
14:1.11 numerous beings of both celestial and terrestrial o.
14:4.10 we must concede human philosophy a point of o.;
14:6.34 Mother remembers Paradise as the place of her o.
15:3.15 and your solar system are genetic, inherent in o..
15:3.15 But the intervening motions are of composite o.,
15:4.1 these ancestral forces have a Paradise o. because
15:4.3 the least conception of the o. of the energies they
15:4.4 the mother wheels of the direct-o. suns and their
15:4.4 these vast energy wheels had the same o. as did
15:4.5 has given o. to approximately forty thousand suns,
15:4.5 are giving o. to as many as one hundred million suns.
15:5.0 5. THE ORIGIN OF SPACE BODIES
15:5.2 As to o., the majority of the suns, planets, and other
15:5.4 Whirled stars are also of o. in other-than-spiral
15:5.5 Your own solar system had just such an o..
15:5.9 Many an inhabited world has had such an o..
15:5.14 different modes of sun formation and planetary o..
15:6.1 Irrespective of o., the various spheres of space are
15:10.12 Trinitized Sons of Attainment, being of dual o. but
15:11.3 to consort with the personalities of perfect o.
16:0.2 The Seven Master Spirits thus have their o. in,
16:0.10 both the Father and the Son participated in their o..
16:3.6 all personalities who take exclusive o. in the Third
16:3.14 Seventh Spirit, the fostering adviser of all triune-o.
16:4.1 do not forget that they have their o. in the creative
16:5.5 to eradicate the earmarks of superuniverse o..
17:2.1 The Reflective Spirits are of divine Trinity o..
18:2.1 the Secrets of Supremacy there are no records of o..
18:6.7 is directly ruled by a divine Son of dual Deity o.,
19:1.1 By o. of Trinity nature, in function they are almost
19:1.3 the Sons of God revealed to you whose o. is in the
19:1.4 the supreme co-ordinating personalities of Trinity o..
19:1.5 knowledge, but at best it can only reveal man’s o.;
19:1.6 phases of universe reality: o., history, and destiny.
19:2.4 Wisdom is twofold in o., being derived from the
19:5.1 to reveal themselves even to those of us whose o.
20:0.5 Trinitized Sons are a group of composite o. which
20:0.5 Paradise Trinity even though not of direct Trinity o..
20:1.11 The Paradise Sons of God are of threefold o.:
20:2.9 Evening Stars, likewise of o. in the local creations.
20:5.7 are of o. too close to absolute perfection to fail.
21:0.1 These universe creators and sovereigns are of dual o.
21:0.1 -begotten Son” of the perfect deity ideal of his o..
21:1.0 1. ORIGIN AND NATURE OF CREATOR SONS
21:2.10 does not characterize those creatures of sole o. in
21:3.14 “higher beings,” those of o. on levels above a local
21:4.6 Why should man bemoan his lowly o. when the
21:5.6 will henceforth take direct o. from a Master Son.
21:6.1 is the absolute of the dual deity concepts of his o.;
21:6.1 relation to that part of infinity concerned in their o..
22:0.5 Irrespective of o. all Trinitized Sons of God have in
22:0.5 as a part of their o. or as an experience of Trinity
22:1.1 All Trinity-embraced sons are of dual or single o.,
22:1.9 personalities are further classified, according to o.,
22:8.3 These adopted sons of creature o. are the apprentices
22:9.6 but they make us ever grateful for our lowly o. and
22:10.9 And this is the narrative of the o., nature, and
23:1.0 NATURE AND O OF SOLITARY MESSENGERS
23:2.15 Ancients of Days, those personalities of Trinity o.
24:0.11 the Infinite Spirit, their o., nature, and service have
24:3.3 Paradise-o. beings are aware of the proximity of
24:6.4 Their o. is something of a mystery.
24:7.0 7. ORIGIN OF THE GRADUATE GUIDES
25:3.14 who presides over the superuniverse of their o..
25:8.8 first waiting companion either of o. in Orvonton or
26:1.13 Tertiaphim, of o. in the Infinite Spirit, are eventually
26:2.5 There are seven types of high angels, each of o. in
26:2.5 Such is the o. of the secondary supernaphim, and
26:3.9 These beings, of o. on circuit number six, usually
26:4.10 is always tutored by secondary supernaphim of o. in
28:3.1 with three groups of Paradise-o. administrators in
28:3.2 phase of every creature of o. in the Third Source
28:3.2 otherwise, of sole o. in the First Source and Center
28:5.7 reflectively see the very beings, of high or lowly o.,
28:5.19 the actual purpose, and the real nature of its o..
28:6.2 issues growing out of the o. of any individual, race,
28:6.2 the significance of o. is the paramount question in all
28:6.2 of ethics grow out of the fundamental facts of o..
28:6.2 O. is the basis of the relational reaction of the Gods.
28:6.3 With the higher descendant beings, o. is simply a fact
28:6.3 the nature and circumstances of o. are not always so
28:7.1 The seconaphim have their o. and headquarters on
29:2.1 Such is the o. of the Supreme Power Centers of the
30:1.1 present are often grouped in accordance with o.:
30:1.1 those of triune o., or of Trinity attainment;
30:1.1 those of dual o.; and those of single o..
30:1.2 I. TRIUNE-O. BEINGS.
30:1.29 Those of o. in any two of the Paradise Deities or
30:1.55 III. SINGLE-O. BEINGS.
30:1.55 Those of o. in any one of the Paradise Deities or
30:1.63 7. Unrevealed Deity-o. Beings.
30:1.87 17. Unrevealed Spirit-o. Beings.
30:1.92 a vast host of transcendental beings whose o. is not
30:3.12 within the confines of the local universe of their o..
30:4.10 In o., nature, and destiny these various groups and
31:6.2 creatures from various universes differ greatly in o.
31:7.5 the corps will be filled by some type of being of o. in
31:8.3 In speaking of their o., in order to avoid using a new
31:8.3 Absolute may well have been concerned in their o.
31:9.2 their o., nature, and destiny may not be revealed.”
32:3.7 When creature o. departs sufficiently far from the
32:3.8 Excepting perfect beings of Deity o., will creatures
32:4.3 personalities of o. in the Third Source and Center,
33:1.1 o. in the Universal Father and the Eternal Son.
34:2.3 determined by their o. through one of the Seven
34:2.3 This differential of o. accounts for the diverse
34:6.2 Regardless of plurality of o., all spirit influences are
35:0.1 God previously introduced have had a Paradise o..
35:0.1 The third order, being of Trinity o., do not register
35:0.2 Sons about to be considered are of local universe o.;
35:1.3 Melchizedeks are in constitution partly of self-o.
35:2.1 by o. being just about midway between the highest
36:1.0 1. ORIGIN AND NATURE OF LIFE CARRIERS
36:3.2 Such was the o. of the planetary life of Urantia.
36:5.10 o. of the gregarious instinct among the more lowly
37:4.1 volunteering beings, of o. outside the local universe,
37:4.2 ministry and assistance of such Paradise-o. beings as
37:8.1 certain of the higher-o. spirit beings of the family of
37:8.10 those higher spirits of o. outside the local creation.
37:9.6 to be available to the universe on their level of o..
37:9.9 finally confirming his own and original dual o..
37:9.9 This is the o. of the original Adam and Eve of each
37:10.6 dispatched from the borders of the universe of o.
38:1.0 1. ORIGIN OF SERAPHIM
38:2.1 and discrete beings; they are of spirit nature and o..
38:7.1 They have the same o. but not always the same
38:7.5 speaking the language of the universe of their o.
38:9.4 The mode of o for this group on Urantia was unusual
39:1.2 are assigned to the service of the Spirit-o. beings
39:1.10 in their universe of o., as they stand on the brink of
39:8.1 Seraphim are of o. in the local universes, and in
39:8.7 for angels to attain God from the human level of o.
40:0.10 —onetime a mortal of o. on an evolutionary world of
40:2.1 to the inhabited worlds from their spheres of o.,
40:9.4 human experience on the material worlds of o.
40:9.5 the surviving soul, of experiential o. in the material
40:10.1 of mortal fusion always ascend to the level of o.;
41:2.2 which had an o. similar to that of your solar system.
41:5.4 into the surface of a sun similar to the one of its o..
41:7.10 together with other energies having extrasolar o..
41:8.4 this explains the o. of many types of irregular nebulae
41:8.4 Crab nebula, which had its o. about nine hundred
41:10.0 10. ORIGIN OF INHABITED WORLDS
41:10.1 are in process of giving o. to subsidiary systems,
41:10.2 The majority of solar systems had an o. different
41:10.3 the individual worlds are determined by mode of o.,
41:10.4 Planets having a dual o. like Urantia pass through a
42:1.8 That which is of Paradise Deity o. can have only a
42:2.23 our inability fully to comprehend the o., nature,
42:4.1 magnetism, chemism, energy, and matter are—in o.,
42:7.5 Conditions surrounding the o. and evolution of a
42:9.2 material world indicative of its far-distant spiritual o..
43:4.5 various groups of personalities of o. in the central
45:6.3 deprivations suffered on their worlds of o.,
48:2.17 the initial world of reception for earth-o. mortals,
49:1.4 the atmospheric worlds it usually has a marine o.,
49:4.7 These group segregations are inherent in their o. and
51:1.0 1. O. AND NATURE OF THE MATERIAL SONS
51:3.3 This is the o. of the violet race on the inhabited
51:4.6 This accounts for the o. of slavery on the planets
51:6.5 Here is a being of high o. who is physical, material,
52:3.8 This double o. of the post-Adamic races explains
52:4.2 and the Material Sons are of local universe o.;
53:2.3 represented in Michael, had its o. in his own mind.
53:2.5 were, they had their o. in Lucifer’s mind.
53:3.6 to humble spheres similar to those of their o..
53:7.5 No beings of Paradise o. were involved in disloyalty.
55:2.3 bid farewell to the world of his o., and repair to the
55:3.12 to master the protean concept of the o., and destiny
55:10.11 are to remain with the universes of their o..
56:1.1 force, energy, and power, but they are all one in o..
57:0.0 THE ORIGIN OF URANTIA
57:1.1 Urantia is of o. in your sun, and your sun is one of
57:4.8 The total number of suns and sun systems having o.
57:5.0 5. O. OF MONMATIA—THE URANTIA SOLAR
57:5.3 the stage set for the unique o. of Monmatia, that
57:5.3 the planetary systems of Orvonton had a similar o..
57:5.11 The worlds of the solar system thus had a double o.:
58:1.7 On a planet where life has a marine o. the ideal
58:3.3 These eventualities in the o. of the space rays are
58:4.2 life had its o. in our three original implantations.
58:7.9 layers which date back far beyond the o. of life,
59:1.17 or to the displacement of glacial debris of later o..
61:0.1 The era of mammals extends from the times of the o.
61:2.7 Various groups of mammals had their o. in a
61:2.9 Camels and llamas had their o. in North America
61:4.5 continent of its o. long before the red man arrived.
62:2.6 this new tribe had taken o. from the highest type of
62:4.6 thousand years from the o. of the dawn mammals,
63:6.4 And this is the o. of sacrifices as a part of worship.
64:1.3 tropical forests of the land of their early common o..
64:1.7 with the backward stocks of mutual ancestral o.
64:3.3 the ice, those living near the homeland of their o.
64:4.5 move southward, back toward the lands of his o..
64:5.0 5. ORIGIN OF THE COLORED RACES
64:6.6 much of the teachings and traditions of his early o..
64:7.1 rigors and hardships of the glacial age of their o..
64:7.14 peoples to migrate from their center of race o. was
65:1.1 as mid-phase Sons, that being the state of their o..
66:1.4 devotion to the welfare of the universe of his o.
66:4.7 groups of o in the once exclusively meat-eating races
66:7.17 But there is no natural o. for the weekly period.
68:3.1 Common fear was physiological in o.: fear of pain,
68:4.1 of present-day human society take their humble o..
68:4.2 The o. of folkways, like the o. of languages, always
69:1.3 superstition played a prominent part in the early o.
69:3.9 The o. of one of the earliest castes of priests, apart
69:6.6 These ideas of supernatural o. led to fire worship,
69:8.5 This is the early o. of serfdom—man attached to the
69:9.13 family insignia, and this is the early o. of family crests
70:3.7 being the ancient o. of the practice of social kissing.
70:4.3 1. Tracing o. back to a common ancestor.
70:6.2 hereditary, due to belief in the divine o. of kings.
70:6.5 impersonate, and this is the o. of prime ministers.
70:9.13 When rights are old beyond knowledge of o., they
71:0.2 action; the state was wholly automatic in o..
74:3.8 Adam could give names descriptive of the o.,
74:4.6 And this was the o. of the Sabbath-day tradition.
74:6.5 The o. of the traditional halo encircling the heads of
74:8.4 And many groups accepted this story of man’s clay o
74:8.6 They held to an aristocratic o. for the race which
75:3.5 a leader born to them of part o. in the violet stock,
75:8.6 Perfection is our eternal goal, not our o..
76:5.5 And this was the o. of the practice of burying pious
76:6.3 once again to be residents of the planet of their o.
77:0.2 the secondary or younger group, whose o. dates
77:2.1 While this is the narrative of the o., nature, and
77:2.3 This is the o. of the well-nigh universal folk tale of
77:4.7 the Sumerians, who had their o. two hundred
77:4.7 Without a trace of o. elsewhere in the world, these
77:5.6 this is the o. of the secondary order of midwayers.
77:6.1 primary midwayers had a well-nigh superhuman o.,
81:6.17 The o. of dialects is illustrated by the indulgence in
82:2.4 religious practices had their o. in these early taboos
82:3.8 explains the o. of child marriages; since one must
82:3.10 the o. of the custom of giving wedding presents.
82:4.5 Since the chastity taboo had its o. as a phase of the
84:1.5 more or less ignorance as to the o. of human life.
85:0.1 Primitive religion had a biologic o., a natural
85:0.3 religion acquired roots of spirit o. but was always
85:7.1 The spirit of worship gave definite o. to the human
86:1.1 early evolutionary religion had its roots of o. in the
86:1.1 hunting must ever vary, and this gives certain o. to
86:4.2 The dream o. of the belief in a future existence
86:7.6 a spiritual force of supernatural o., the Adjuster.
87:5.7 remarks regarding oneself or family had its o. in this
87:6.7 4. Burying under stones, one o. of the tombstone.
88:3.2 the totem animal of supposed biologic o. insured the
89:2.3 later expressed in the belief that man had his o. in a
89:4.1 rituals, did not have a simple and single o..
89:7.3 in lieu of death; this was the o. of colonization.
89:7.4 sex laxity with primitive worship had their o. in
90:2.6 Though of ancient o., the rain makers have persisted
92:0.1 Man possessed a religion of natural o. as a part of
92:0.1 But this religion of natural o. was, in itself, the
92:3.5 will eventually destroy the superstition of its o..
95:2.6 spittle as a healing agent, an idea which had its o. in
95:3.1 importation of much truth and culture of Andite o.,
97:1.4 man, a superman, an exalted spirit of unknown o.;
98:7.2 the o. and dissemination of the Christian religion.
100:5.4 do occur experiences which are also spiritual in o..
100:5.10 preparation has its o. in the subconscious mind.
101:3.3 This composite entity of spirit o. in association with
102:5.3 not the personal-experience religion of spiritual o..
103:0.2 they are manifested and have an apparently natural o.
103:2.10 all such nonself desires do actually have their o. in
103:3.1 true religious impulse has its o. in genuine spirit
103:5.0 5. THE ORIGIN OF IDEALS
103:5.3 The humanist ascribes the o. of this urge to the
103:5.9 that a living faith in the superhuman o. of our ideals
104:0.3 Triad deities all had a natural o. and have appeared
105:0.1 it seeks to penetrate the eternity-mystery of the o.
105:1.3 viewpoint, all reality has its o. in the infinite I AM,
105:3.10 any confusion concerning the o. of the Absolutes of
105:6.4 And this is the o. of potential evil.
106:1.1 The primary or spirit-o. phases of finite reality find
106:7.10 appearing Trinities of experiential nature and o..
107:0.0 O. AND NATURE OF THOUGHT ADJUSTERS
107:1.0 1. ORIGIN OF THOUGHT ADJUSTERS
107:1.1 to discourse authoritatively upon their nature and o.;
107:1.2 there exist no such differences concerning their o.;
107:1.5 The technique of the o. of the Adjusters is one of
107:3.2 go back to the realm of supposed o., Divinington;
107:3.8 little or nothing of the nature and o. of Adjusters
107:4.1 Adj. is divine is merely to recognize the nature of o..
111:1.2 Intellectual selves have their o. in the cosmic mind
111:7.4 a blend of many races and stocks of different o..
112:5.12 constitutes the surviving element of terrestrial o.;
112:5.15 transit of surviving mortals from the world of o. to
112:7.9 the onetime soul of earthly o. stands in worshipful
112:7.16 the o. of some of the various personalities who
115:1.2 goodness, morality, ethics, duty, love, divinity, o.,
116:2.4 And this is the o. of God the Sevenfold, whose levels
116:2.13 And this power potential of experiential o. finds
116:2.13 union with the experiential Deity of Trinity o.—
116:2.14 God the Supreme, while of o. in the Trinity,
117:5.9 beyond the boundaries of his local universe of o.,
117:5.10 the persons of the Supreme Creators of Paradise o.
117:7.7 are solely amenable to the mandates of Paradise o.
118:9.5 true to the volitional concept that gave them o..
118:9.5 the purposiveness of any mechanism is in its o., not
119:3.8 loyalty among all celestial intelligences of universe o.
119:7.5 the human form of Jesus, otherwise of natural o.
120:3.8 of offspring on any planet by a Son of Paradise o..
121:6.5 redemption therefrom, was partially Mithraic in o.,
121:7.1 the Jews had arrived at a settled concept of their o.,
121:8.2 These New Testament records had their o. in the
121:8.12 concepts which have had o. in the human mind races
121:8.14 had their o. in the minds of the men of many races
124:4.2 for his consciousness to recognize the double o. of
125:2.2 Jesus was asked to recount the o. of the Passover,
136:2.3 And he heard this same spirit of Paradise o. now
138:4.3 their first lesson dealing with the o. of unclean spirits
141:4.8 something concerning the o., of these evil spirits,
141:5.1 that the spirit hope of each of you is identical in o.,
146:7.2 come back to the world of their o. to communicate
148:4.8 ignorance of the o., nature, and destiny of man.
149:6.9 Man may be a worm of the dust by nature and o.,
149:6.9 return to the divine source and universe level of o.,
149:6.11 but let your meekness be of spiritual o. and not the
155:3.5 Caesarea had to do with the o. of religious traditions,
155:3.6 by displacement of the supposed supernatural o. of
155:5.2 While the religions of the world have a double o.—
156:2.8 had o. among a people with a sense of humor.
156:3.2 earlier Canaanite tribes of still earlier Semitic o..
156:5.1 of o. and being in the animal soil of human nature,
157:6.3 years when he was only dimly conscious of his o.,
159:4.3 enlightenment of the times in which they had o..
170:1.5 of a transcendental kingdom of supernatural o.
183:0.4 Jesus knew that the plan for his death had its o. in
195:0.5 How did this new message of Jewish o. so quickly
195:1.1 his version of the new religion which had taken o.
195:5.11 In confusion over man’s o., do not lose sight of his
195:7.6 all mind is of nonmaterial o., no matter how it may
196:3.23 true God-consciousness does not have such an o..
origin, animal—see also animal-origin
0:5.7 electrochemical mechanism of animal nature and o..
20:5.1 the Word thus dwells among the lowly beings of a..
38:9.13 ascent in company with those very mortals of a.,
39:2.5 each angelic pair has guided at least one soul of a.
40:1.1 Mortal creatures of a. are not the only beings
40:5.17 All Father-fused mortals are of a., just like Urantia
47:8.7 leave behind the coarse vestiges of planetary a..
109:4.1 Neither do men of a. experience a high type of
112:7.19 True it is, you mortals are of earthly, a.; your frame
origin, divine
5:1.5 personal communion with this indwelling spirit of d.,
9:5.6 Mind is truly of d., and it does have a divine destiny,
10:0.1 The Eternal Son and the various Sons of d., together
20:10.1 All the Paradise Sons of God are divine in o. and in
21:1.2 the united deity concepts which constitute his d..
30:1.13 is a vast host of other-than-personal beings of d.
70:6.2 became hereditary, due to belief in the d. of kings.
70:6.4 peoples still regard their rulers as having had a d..
107:4.4 suggestive of their high and exclusive d. and nature.
107:7.6 We recognize that the Adjusters are divine in o.,
origin, evolutionary
15:6.7 all space bodies have had an e., evolutionary in the
20:1.1 in the Paradise climb of the lowly creatures of e.—
32:3.2 systems of time and space are all evolutionary in o..
32:3.10 The fact of animal e. does not attach stigma to any
47:10.1 the arrival of these triumphant ascenders of e.,
49:0.1 All mortal-inhabited worlds are evolutionary in o.
89:4.5 man got away from the notion of the e. of the race,
94:12.7 of nineteen centuries of contact with religions of e..
101:1.1 divinity in the consciousness of a moral being of e.
103:3.1 superstitions all played a part in the e. of religions,
113:7.7 by successfully guiding a soul of e. to the portals of
origin, gave
57:4.3 cycle, during which it g. to 876,926 sun systems.
61:6.1 the mid-mammal stock g. to the simian ancestry;
62:4.7 springing from the North American lemur type, g. to
65:2.8 before passing out of existence, g. to the bird family
66:2.8 bodies for the Caligastia one hundred, g. to legends
67:4.3 g. to those traditional stories of the gods coming
68:2.10 of emotions g. to the early beginnings of all art,
69:3.5 The “white smiths” and the “black smiths” g. to
69:8.7 society; slavery g. to the beginnings of government.
70:6.6 given the option of committing suicide, which g.
77:5.6 They g. to a great line of the world’s leadership,
82:3.11 certain age groups that first g. to ideas of incest.
82:4.5 and virginity tests automatically g. to the prostitute
84:2.1 the child and g. to the blood-bond concept of human
84:4.6 and this practice g. to the profession of midwifery.
87:5.5 The evil eye g. to the first superstitions respecting
88:1.1 extraordinary into a fetish; chance therefore g. to
118:9.5 true to the volitional concept that gave them o..
151:6.6 that g. to the legend that Jesus had cured Amos by
origin, give
21:2.9 liaison which is designed to g. to the innumerable
24:1.1 The supervisors do not g. to circuits of energy
41:8.3 The gravity-electric changes g. to vast quantities
65:3.5 exhaustion of the capacity of all animal life to g. to
68:6.7 Local class standards of living g. to new social castes
origin, gives
6:5.3 The Son g. to a vast spirit host, but such derivations
103:1.1 It is this divine in man that g. to his unselfish interest
103:2.3 moral nature that early g. to a social consciousness.
103:5.1 The early evolutionary mind g. to a feeling of duty
103:5.4 Failure to resolve this problem g. to the earliest type
103:6.2 from the inside, man g. to theology and metaphysics.
111:6.3 and perversion of the finite that g. to evil and sin.
113:4.1 seraphim do spring from the same source that also g.
118:5.1 not only creates things with a nature but also g. to
origin, human or mortal
13:1.23 of a divine Adjuster and an immortal soul of h.,
16:4.6 the gulf between the material realms of m. and the
22:2.8 With their associates of m. they keep the
22:3.1 of Attainment, are all Adjuster-fused beings of m..
25:8.6 they carefully examine the records of m. and eventful
34:6.3 lovingly to embrace the soul of m. and to embark on
35:3.14 of those who hail from a given world of m..
37:6.2 carried on from the worlds of h. up through the
39:4.15 will they carry you backward to the world of h..
39:8.7 for angels to attain God from the human level of o.
47:2.8 the salvaged souls of m. constitute the permanent
47:3.4 If a transitory personality of mortal o. should never
48:6.37 counsel the surviving mortals from the worlds of h.,
83:8.4 those which are purely human in nature and o.?
85:6.4 The ghost gods, who are of supposed h., should be
86:4.4 While having a very definite h., ghosts, or spirits,
110:2.6 And with mortals this is a will, human in o., which is
112:0.1 The evolutionary planets are the spheres of h.,
113:7.6 the affectionate attachments of the realms of h. are
119:5.1 unnumbered ascendant pilgrim of m. from the
159:4.3 Scriptures are faulty and altogether human in o.,
origin, material or physical origin
6:8.4 beings of m. could hardly hope to attain the Son.
9:5.5 Human intellect is rooted in the m. of the animal
16:5.4 The stamp of a Master Spirit is a part of man’s m..
26:9.4 the conscientious creatures of animal nature and m.
51:6.5 Here is a being of high o. who is physical, material,
130:7.8 The time-space concept of a mind of m. is destined
195:10.2 the handicaps of time and overcame the fact of p..
origin, take or taken
7:6.7 Sons of God who t. in the persons of the Deities
8:6.5 the untold legions of the manifold beings who t. in
13:0.4 to t. the impersonal energies of spirit luminosity.
13:1.11 secret sphere of certain unrevealed beings who t. by
23:3.9 and by those beings who t. in these new creations,
25:3.2 They t. on the headquarters of a superuniverse and
26:2.7 Tertiary supernaphim t. in these Seven Spirits of
26:3.7 4. The Messengers take o. on circuit number four.
26:3.10 the pilot world of the seventh circle, where they t..
41:0.2 suns, planets, etc.—take o. primarily from nebulae,
62:2.6 this new tribe had taken o. from the highest type of
74:8.2 sun and moon, may have taken o. in the traditions of
102:6.6 therefore does all truth t. in him, while all facts
106:1.3 how remote a material survival personality may t.,
111:1.2 much as nebulae t. in the cosmic energies of
111:4.7 Happiness and joy t. in the inner life.
111:4.10 Ideas may t. in the stimuli of the outer world, but
142:7.6 The children t. in the parents; personality existence
149:5.3 All too many of man’s troubles t. in the fear soil
155:6.12 word of God regardless of whence it appears to t..
195:1.1 his version of the new religion which had taken o.
origin, takes
8:2.7 since all goodness t. in the Father, but in the acts of
10:6.1 All law takes o. in the First Source; he is law.
12:3.10 the intellectual drawing of the Conjoint Actor t. in
12:5.2 Space is not infinite, even though it t. from Paradise;
27:5.4 The wisdom of truth t. in the divinity of the central
36:6.2 Spirit t. only from spirit ancestors.
40:4.2 bestowed upon these experienced Adjusters t.,
115:3.6 manifestations of the I AM from which all reality t..
origin, taking
13:1.4 personalities, and other beings t. in the Father.
15:10.1 The executive branch of the supergovernment, t. in
15:10.11 are Co-ordinate Trinity Personalities, t. directly in
16:3.8 fosters that enormous group of personalities t. in
16:3.10 This Spirit fosters all personalities t. in the Father
24:3.4 Of all the revealed orders of spirit beings t. in the
65:0.1 stimuli, influences t. in the organismal mind itself.
98:5.3 The Mithraic cult portrayed a militant god t. in a
102:6.8 finally t. in primitive life which was utterly devoid
132:5.9 riches t. in the circumstances of life or derived from
origin, took
53:2.2 It is our belief that the idea t. and form in Lucifer’s
57:1.1 And this great nebula itself t. in the universal force-
57:3.3 which t. on opposite sides of the mother mass.
73:3.4 It was fed by four tributaries which t. in the coastal
78:4.2 The earliest Andite peoples t. in the regions adjacent
89:9.2 later Christian version of the sacrament took its o..
94:8.2 Buddhism t. in a historic person, not in a myth.
97:9.2 The Israelitish consciousness t. in the hill country of
origin, your
9:1.8 The universe of your o. is being forged out between
18:4.9 Splandon, which embraces the local universe of y.,
26:5.5 the circle determined by the superuniverse of y.
26:11.7 alone to your rest as you did on the worlds of y.
27:7.9 ever attend you from the world of y. until you are
44:8.3 No matter how lowly y., if you have ability and
47:5.1 at least for a few ages—to the universe of y.,
original—see Original
10:2.6 are unique persons; none is a duplicate; each is o.;
16:8.3 nature, but personality is diverse, o., and exclusive;
17:8.2 seraphic ministers are o. in each local universe,
18:2.3 imitate; Eternals of Days are always and wholly o..
18:4.3 same time be somewhat representative of the o..
21:2.10 each is unique, diverse, exclusive, and o. in nature
46:5.27 of the Edentia system, true to the o. in every detail.
46:7.2 o. and artistic in their treatment of the open spaces
58:4.1 Urantia life is unique, o. with the planet.
68:4.4 his life contained nothing free, spontaneous, or o..
100:4.1 devoted living is creative living, o. and spontaneous.
102:2.2 it is both humanly o. and Adjuster derivative.
104:2.4 Trinity functions are something unique, o., and not
115:3.0 3. ORIGINAL, ACTUAL, AND POTENTIAL
118:5.3 the o. truth, beauty, and goodness for which all
121:6.5 original sin and the atonement were o. with himself
132:0.9 Jesus’ work in behalf of the o. thirty-two was
139:1.9 about one hundred years after the o. was written by
196:0.2 The concept of God as a Father was not o with Jesus
196:0.5 human life of Jesus faith was personal, living, o.,
original Adam and Eve
37:9.9 This is the origin of the o. and Eve of each local
45:3.16 7. The o. of Satania, the supervising head of the
51:1.5 An o. or directly created Adam and Eve are
original Andonic
63:4.1 It is the o. skin pigment.
63:4.5 The o. clan maintained an unbroken line of leadership
67:8.2 the experimental and o. stock of the Andonic race.
original Andonite
67:4.2 the o. sixty and their modified Andonite associates
80:0.2 There is a considerable percentage of the o. stock
80:9.14 The Bretons are survivors of the o. inhabitants of
original angel
27:2.1 by the chief supernaphim, “the o. pattern angel,”
38:5.1 at their head is the o. or first-born angel of this local
original apostles
193:6.5 This left but six of the o. twelve apostles to become
original area
62:1.2 Asia, in the o. of the central life implantation
original aristocracy
90:2.12 and usually had a number of wives; they were the o.,
original assignment
24:1.11 and they eternally serve in the groups of their o..
24:1.11 study of problems found in the realms of their o..
50:5.1 are permanently attached to the planets of their o..
original association
105:2.6 of actualities, the o. nonspiritual association.
original beauty
118:5.3 the o. truth, beauty, and goodness for which all
original being
22:7.7 When a new and o. is trinitized by the Gods,
original caste system
70:8.11 The o. caste system of India was based on color,
original causation
117:3.13 The Supreme apparently cannot initiate o. but
130:4.7 Life is an adaptation of the o. cosmic causation to
original character
59:1.16 such pressure has changed the o. of these deposits.
original classification
39:0.9 angel is at first service-limited to the group of o..
original complements
38:4.3 Ordinarily they retain their o. of being, but not
original concept
20:2.1 Every time an o. and absolute concept of being
21:1.2 the perfect union of the o. of the two infinite and
22:7.5 spiritualize, idealize, and actualize a selected and o.
33:1.1 Son is the personification of the 611,121st o. of
97:8.2 They struggled with their o. and Egyptian concept
196:0.2 The concept of God as a Father was not o. with
original configuration
15:4.8 spiral and other nebulae, and many retain their o..
original corps
44:0.3 The o. teaching corps of these artisans was
57:8.27 [Presented by a Life Carrier, a member of the o.
59:6.13 [Presented by a Life Carrier, one of the o. assigned
66:4.10 the Prince’s staff eventually bring into being the o.
77:1.4 the o. of 50,000 was accordingly brought into being.
77:6.4 thus did the o. secondary corps—1,984 in number—
114:6.9 the group now on Urantia is the o. assigned to the
172:3.8 before they started, the twelve women of the o.
original couple
51:1.5 This o. cannot transmit unconditioned immortality
original creation(s)
14:5.6 Every one of these planets is an o., unique, and
26:2.6 They were in function after the o. (eternal) creation
48:0.1 produce perfect beings, they do so by direct and o.,
72:7.10 The federal government encourages invention and o.
original creator
9:1.3 While you envisage the Father as an o. and
21:1.1 flashes into full-fledged being a new and o. Son,
56:1.6 universe manifestations of the o. monothetic Creator
original crust
57:8.11 on the surface of the world anything of this o..
original Deity
95:2.2 by proclaiming his tribal god the o. and creator of
107:1.1 Since Thought Adjusters are of the essence of o.,
107:5.4 It is also possible for these individuations of o. to
115:4.1 the Trinity is o. while the Supreme is derived Deity.
original design
75:8.4 the then mixed order of the o. of the Life Carriers
original designation
22:1.14 always as members of the supergovernment of o..
original designers
36:2.17 the wise and intelligent formulations of the o. of
original designs
38:9.5 the opportune juncture is in accordance with the o.
original discoverer
57:1.4 The Orvonton authorities commissioned the o. of
original diversification
105:5.1 Just as the o. of the I AM must be attributed to
original effects
118:4.2 that first causes produce o. which are free from
original elevation
60:4.4 present Rocky Mountain region is not the o. of land;
original endowment(s)
51:4.2 mortals represents variation at the expense of the o..
51:4.4 while seeming to deteriorate the o. of the red man,
65:6.2 There is o. of adaptation in living things and beings.
102:7.4 the roots of o. divine endowment of both mind
141:5.2 in accordance with the technique of your own o. of
original experience
177:2.2 to live in this world by permitting you to have o..
original expression(s)
11:2.9 it is the o. nonspiritual expression of the First Source
28:5.7 Perfectors of Wisdom not only hear the o. of this
196:0.11 Unbelief did not inhibit the free and o. of his life.
original faith
196:0.5 human life of Jesus faith was personal, living, o.,
original Father
117:3.9 the highest and eternal reality, even the o. of all
original First Causes
118:6.3 which establish relationship with the unique, o.
original food hunger
69:5.12 for saving; new wants were rapidly added to the o..
original force-energy
12:8.2 All o. proceeds from Paradise, and the matter for the
original form
35:0.7 but they are a unique and o. of universe life.
103:9.3 Buddhism in its o. is one of the best religions without
original formation
32:2.2 who co-operated with your Creator Son in the o. of
42:4.12 The lead of o. weighs slightly more than that
original foundations
195:9.5 hour is striking for a rediscovery of the true and o. of
original function(s)
83:1.3 descent, and social order, this being its older and o..
104:2.4 Trinity functions are something unique, o., and not
original Garden
76:3.6 many of the benefits of the previous culture of the o..
original goodness
118:5.3 the o. truth, beauty, and goodness for which all
original gospel
93:7.3 The o. Melchizedek gospel had been almost wholly
94:4.10 dynamic love portrayed in the o. of the Son of Man,
94:8.3 The o. of Gautama was based on the four noble
94:8.19 The great weakness in the o. of Buddhism was that it
94:11.6 But a great limitation in the o. of Siddhartha was that
121:8.3 at the end to replace the latter one fifth of the o.,
196:2.6 his earth life and so gloriously set forth in the o. of
original group
45:3.6 Vilton was a member of the o. Lanaforge group.
163:7.3 This o. of twelve women had recently trained
original Havona natives
19:6.4 beings, a citizenship consisting only in part of the o..
original home
73:1.5 group remained in the immediate vicinity of their o.
original idea
85:3.5 does or does not displace the o. worshipful idea.
original impetus
52:3.1 When the o. of evolutionary life has run its biologic
original implantations
58:4.2 our three o., identical marine-life implantations.
59:1.14 the three o. life implantations were characteristic;
118:8.1 the o. physical-life implantations of the Life Carriers.
original infinity
104:4.47 in the hypothetical stasis of the o. of the I AM.
original interpretations
19:4.6 that the Universal Censors are able to bring forth o.
original law
70:12.3 The king was the executor of the mores, the o.
original level(s)
34:6.4 forces unerringly seek and attain their own o..
56:5.2 From the o. Paradise-Havona level of existential
original Life Carrier
36:1.2 and Nambia, the first-born and o. of Nebadon.
original life designs
36:2.12 While the o. are provided by the Creator Son,
original life patterns
58:4.2 we organized and initiated the o. of this world
58:6.1 this development, all of which was inherent in the o.,
original life plasm
36:2.17 The o. of an evolutionary world must contain the
original manifestations
105:5.9 These, then, are the two o.: the constitutively perfect
original matchmakers
82:3.8 The o. were employed to negotiate marriages for
original Melchizedek
33:6.2 his responsibilities are assumed by this o. Son.
35:1.1 resulting from this creative partnership is the o.—
35:1.3 though the o. does exercise certain inherent
35:1.4 The o. or first-born Melchizedek of each universe is
35:3.22 College of High Ethics is presided over by the o.
95:2.1 The o. teachings really took their deepest root in
original message
94:5.4 penetrated to the lands of the yellow race, their o.
original Michael
7:5.8 This was the o., the first-born Creator Son, and he
7:5.8 and he passed through the life experiences of the
7:5.9 Whatever else this o. revealed, he made the
7:5.9 he made the transcendent bestowal of the Original
8:4.3 likewise did he participate with the o. Michael Son
21:0.4 The o. or first-born Michael has never experienced
21:0.4 but seven times he passed through the experience of
21:0.5 The o. is the presiding head of the primary Sons
original midwayers
77:7.1 it was discovered that of the o. 50,000, 40,119 had
original mind
66:1.5 it was to have such an experienced, brilliant, and o.
original monotheism
94:1.3 This devolution of the o. and trinitarianism of Andite
original mother
17:8.2 the Infinite Spirit, the eternal and o. of all angelic
57:4.5 The o. nucleus was convulsing under the pressure of
original narrator
121:8.14 served more as a collector and editor than as an o..
original nature
16:8.3 Personality is a unique endowment of o. whose
117:6.3 in o. and divinity they are like the Father, but when
original nucleus
57:4.5 The o. mother nucleus was convulsing under the
original number
77:7.2 The o. of secondary midwayers was 1,984
original origin
37:9.9 thus finally confirming his own and o. dual origin.
original pair(s)
51:1.2 these o. are diverse in nature, being attuned to the
51:1.2 descended from the o. Satania pair of Material Sons.
original pattern
42:1.1 the Original Son is also the eternity-source of the o.,
original peoples
82:6.1 The early and o. evolutionary peoples of color have
original persons(s)
0:7.5 The essence of Deity is eternal, but only three o. of
10:2.6 are unique persons; none is a duplicate; each is o.;
original personality or personalities
10:0.2 foundations of the divine oneness of the three o.,
16:8.3 nature, but personality is diverse, o., and exclusive;
56:1.6 o. monothetic Creator personality, the First Source
original personalizations
22:10.5 Son Assistants are unique and o. of tremendous
original phase(s)
44:5.5 three o. of divine energy manifested throughout the
105:5.6 This newly appearing finite reality exists in two o.:
original plan(s)
12:8.3 been deviation from the divine paths and the o..
39:5.4 And had your Adam adhered to the o. for the
65:5.4 the eventual vindication of our o. and life patterns.
65:7.2 were operating more in accordance with the o.,
75:0.1 demand something for relief not embraced in the o..
77:2.8 the outworking of the o. of utilizing this planet as a
79:5.9 In the o. Melchizedek plan for the improvement of
109:2.10 In the o. life plans Adjusters were provided for, but
110:2.4 mortal self evolved from the o. of the Life Carriers,
141:7.7 The Master exemplified a new and o. plan of life.
original plea
127:2.8 Jesus adhered to the terms of his o., maintaining that
original pride
53:2.5 had gone too far for his o. to permit him to stop.
original purposes
2:2.2 The Father does not repent of his o. of wisdom and
original races
81:4.12 Sangik type, including the o. red, yellow, and blue
original range
60:4.4 of mountains is what is left of the remains of the o.
original reality
0:4.5 This is the primal concept of o.: The Father initiates
105:1.6 probably falls short of the unfathomed infinity of o..
105:7.18 the diversification of the o. of the First Source may
115:1.3 attenuations of o. and primordial absolute reality of
original record(s)
25:6.3 quasi-physical duplicates of the o. spirit records.
121:8.6 Matthew’s o. was edited and added to in A.D. 40
original recording
25:6.1 records in duplicate, making an o. spirit recording
original Sangik center
64:6.20 develop and emigrate from the o. of race dispersion.
original selections
76:1.3 This site was known to Adam as one of the three o.
original selfhood
112:6.8 memory is proof of retention of the identity of o.;
original sin
86:3.3 has led to such doctrines as o. and the fall of man.
88:4.7 idea of o. helped much to weaken the grip of magic
88:4.7 grip of magic in that it accounted for natural death.
89:0.1 soul as coming into the world under forfeit—o..
89:4.5 the concept of sin and of o. became widespread,
89:4.6 The doctrine of o., or racial guilt, started every
92:3.2 covenant, uncleanness, purification, prophecy, o.—
121:6.5 Paul’s theory of o., the doctrines of hereditary guilt
121:6.5 Some phases of Paul’s teachings regarding o. and
original society
68:3.1 Primitive desires produced the o., but ghost fear held
original Son
6:1.1 The Eternal Son is the o. and only-begotten Son of
7:6.3 being and personality of a new and o. Creator Son.
8:4.3 likewise did he participate with the o. Michael Son
20:2.1 by the Infinite Spirit, a new and o. of God,
21:1.1 full-fledged being a new and o. Creator Son,
33:6.2 responsibilities assumed by this o. Melchizedek Son.
51:0.1 The o. Material Son of Satania is Adam, and those
51:0.1 uplifters always carry the name of this first and o. of
original Sources
32:3.7 creature origin departs sufficiently far from the o.,
original sovereignty
114:1.1 The o. of Urantia was held in trust by the sovereign
original states
134:5.15 the American Federal Union was created by the o.
original status
93:10.1 and safely restored to his o. Melchizedek status.
original stock
67:8.2 semisavage springing from the experimental and o.
original teachers
44:0.13 The o. of these seven groups all hailed from the
original teachings
94:8.17 According to the o. of Gautama, salvation is
95:2.1 The o. Melchizedek teachings really took their
98:7.11 As the o. of Jesus penetrated the Occident, they
100:7.5 And the most o. of his teachings was the emphasis of
original tenets
87:7.4 scientific age by the destruction of so many of its o..
original thinker
124:1.13 Jesus was an o. and a skillful teacher, even in his
original thirty-two
132:0.9 Jesus’ work in behalf of the o. was entirely personal.
original thought
7:6.3 a new, o., identical, and absolute personal thought,
original transaction
0:3.22 In this o. the theoretical I AM achieved realization of
original Trinity
0:12.1 The o. and eternal Paradise Trinity is existential and
0:12.9 But irrespective of all this, the o. Paradise Trinity is
106:3.3 possibly be infinite that does not include this o..
106:3.3 But the o. is an eventuality of the exclusive
original truth
118:5.3 the o. truth, beauty, and goodness for which all
original types
81:4.10 will be impossible clearly to distinguish the five o..
original unity
115:7.8 a revelation of the undetected working of the o. of
original universe
10:1.2 and authoritative as is the Eternal Son in the o.
26:2.6 subsidiary Spirits of Havona were not part of the o.
original value
111:2.3 in an entirely new, o., and unique universe value of
original Zoroastrianism
95:6.5 O. was not a pure dualism;though the early teachings
Original
115:3.0 3. ORIGINAL, ACTUAL, AND POTENTIAL
115:3.6 The O.. The unqualified concept of the First Source
115:3.9 The interassociation of the O., Actual, and Potential
115:3.11 is becoming and will be; the O. is that which is.
115:3.11 the differences between the O., the Actual, and the
115:3.15 The O. is what makes possible the coexistence and
115:3.16 Potential and the Actual are encircuited in the O.
Original Deity
116:7.5 everlastingly depend on the absolute stability of O.,
Original Personality
1:6.6 his fellows, the more he will crave to know the O.,
1:6.6 God-knowing man will strive to become like the O..
5:6.11 transmits the worship of all personalities to the O.
130:4.2 in an ever-changing universe the O. of causation,
Original Son or Original Mother Son
0:3.22 personality by becoming Eternal Father of the O.
6:1.1 The Eternal Son is the o. and only-begotten Son of
6:1.4 Son came from the Father just as truly as did the O.,
6:1.5 this O. has been confused with a Creator Son,
6:1.6 the designation “the Eternal Son” for this O.,
6:4.1 the spirit gravity and the spirit power of the O. will
6:4.3 The omnipresence of the O. constitutes the spiritual
6:4.7 The O. is universally and spiritually self-conscious.
6:5.4 The Father, in eternalizing the O., bestowed upon
6:7.1 just as the O. eternally derives his personality from
7:0.1 The O. is ever concerned with the execution of the
7:2.1 the presence and personal activity of the O. is
7:2.2 the personal activity of the O. is discernible in the
7:3.1 loving embrace of the all-pervading spirit of the O.
7:5.9 made the transcendent bestowal of the OM. real to
7:5.11 each Son is a divinely perfect portraiture of the O..
7:6.3 The O. is the offspring-person of the “first”
7:6.7 Between the OM. and these hosts of Paradise Sons
8:2.1 of the Paradise Father but also the nature of the O..
8:2.4 the Father and stand in awe of the eternity of the O..
9:1.8 supernal kindness and merciful affection of the O.
10:3.5 and will forever be, the eternal Father of the O.
11:9.3 the Father’s will and act which eternalized the O..
16:2.1 Just as the Eternal and O. is revealed through the
20:5.1 personal duplication or divine extension of this O.
21:2.5 he must secure the consent of the Eternal and OM..
40:5.1 The personal touch of the O. passes on down
42:1.1 the eternal Father of the O. is the eternity-source of
42:2.19 counterpart of the living, spirit energy of the O.—
105:2.5 its spiritual revelation in the personality of the O..
105:3.3 Second Person of Deity, the Eternal and O.;
107:1.7 the spirit of the O. is diffuse or discretely personal.
Original Spirit
22:7.3 There can be only one O. and Infinite Spirit, only
40:5.2 Likewise does the O. and Infinite Spirit, by a long
Original Unity
104:4.1 Universal Controller, Limitless Energizer, O.,
originality
14:5.6 There is a refreshing o. about this vast central
18:3.9 the wisdom of o. and the initiative of individuality
28:1.1 These supernal beings of divine o. and near-supreme
70:2.18 Society should in every way possible foster o..
72:7.1 only in the fostering of genius and creative o.;
100:7.5 Jesus’ o. was unstifled.
100:7.5 But his superb o. did not cause him to overlook the
102:2.3 there is a valid o. and a spontaneity of expression
115:3.7 the actual revelation of the o. of the First Source and
115:3.8 the potential revelation of the o. of the First Source
115:3.10 in the o. of the First Source and Center, we cannot
115:3.12 O. is that which first causes and then balances the
140:8.31 realities and to stimulate initiative in the o. of living;
141:5.1 may be empowered to live individual lives of o.
141:5.1 by the sacrifice of free personality and spiritual o..
149:2.13 were astonished at the o. and authoritativeness of
149:4.4 Jesus exhorted his hearers to strive for o. while they
originally
11:5.9 All force-energy o. proceeded from nether Paradise
11:8.6 This emergent energy is o. neutral but consequent
22:1.1 All Trinity-embraced sons are o. of dual or single
25:3.17 four serve together just as they were o. associated.
29:3.4 to another; always do they serve as o. assigned.
32:0.4 material creations were o. projected and planned by
32:2.2 energies which they o. organized and circuitized.
34:6.3 very heights of bliss from which the divine Spirit o.
36:2.11 There were, o., twelve distinct and divine concepts
39:0.11 often serve for long periods as o. classified, but the
40:4.2 O. of existential prepersonal status, they have
41:3.3 All suns are o. truly gaseous, though they may later
47:10.2 had gained the victory over the beast that was o. in
57:5.14 material derived from the sun was o. endowed
57:7.4 robbery of the atmosphere which its satellite o. had.
58:3.1 was o. built up in these early appearing hydrogen
69:9.9 Private property was thus o. respected because it
70:5.8 Quite often the early royal insignias had o. been the
70:7.1 These first appeared as secret societies and o. were
70:7.18 Taxes were o. levied to keep up the king’s house,
70:11.2 But o. these laws applied only to fellow tribesmen,
74:8.1 which had been o. introduced by the Dalamatians.
81:4.3 there were o. five distinct types of skeletal structure:
81:4.13 3. The Negroid—the secondary Sangik type, which o.
83:2.1 Marriage was o. a group affair; then a family matter;
83:2.6 The betrothal was o. equivalent to marriage;
83:4.1 the fact that marriage was o. a community affair,
84:8.2 O., property was the basic institution of self-
86:7.5 it was o. erroneous in concept and utterly illogical.
87:2.3 the funeral sermon was o. designed to instruct the
87:3.2 Ancestor worship was o. more of a fear than a
88:3.2 O. it was thought that respect for the totem animal
89:5.3 Sangiks were all cannibalistic, but o. the Andonites
90:3.2 Since all diseases and death itself were o. regarded as
106:8.22 infinity which were o. segmentalized by the I AM,
113:1.2 O., the seraphim were definitely assigned to the
130:4.14 these o. inherent intellectual disharmonies and
originals
108:6.7 Adjusters are the eternal ancestors, the divine o.,
originate
1:3.6 But the minds of such evolutionary creatures o. in
9:6.4 does not o. in either spirit, mind, or matter;
11:5.9 source of space-energies, space does not o. there.
12:4.5 3. The Universal Absolute does not o. initial motion
15:12.2 Mandates of judgment o. in the local universes,
17:1.4 These Supreme Executives do not o. policies, nor do
17:8.2 Primary supernaphim o. in the Infinite Spirit;
19:4.6 the Censors o. new values from the association of
19:5.6 They both o. near the center and source of all
21:5.6 a Master Son’s loss of power to o. entirely new
29:3.6 material energy; they do not o. it, but they do modify
36:0.1 Life does not o. spontaneously.
42:1.4 powerless to o. one flash of energy or ever to add
71:1.2 The early states did not o. in voluntary associations.
84:1.6 Mother love is instinctive; it did not o. in the mores
101:1.5 The germs of true religion o. in the domain of
107:4.6 by those Supreme Creator Personalities who o. in
107:5.4 which presumably likewise o. in the First Source and
153:3.5 Man is only defiled by that evil that may o. within
196:3.23 the human intellect may indeed o. false gods—gods in
originated
12:4.5 equalize and control all of the tensions o. by motion.
57:4.9 many suns and their planetary families which o. in
60:2.2 The largest of the dinosaurs o. in North America.
67:4.3 thus o. the thousand and one legends of a mythical
68:4.2 the mores o. in an effort to adjust group living to the
69:4.6 Modern writing o. in the early trade records;
69:9.10 The ornamental type of personal effects o. in the
70:7.10 the tattoo o. as such a badge of membership.
70:11.3 The oath o. in the days of Dalamatia in an effort to
72:7.14 appropriations are o. in the upper legislative house,
74:8.5 Indian tribes believed they o. from beavers and
76:3.4 The religious rulers, or priesthood, o. with Seth,
77:1.1 other systems, but they o. by dissimilar techniques.
81:2.18 idea of all sorts of basket weaving independently o..
85:6.3 Unaided evolution never o. gods higher than the
86:4.6 This idea of reincarnation o. in the observance of
87:2.3 The funeral service o. in man’s effort to induce the
89:1.5 The early food taboos o. in fetishism and totemism.
89:1.6 and so o. ancient and modern table etiquette.
89:3.6 The continence cult o. as a ritual among soldiers
89:5.14 The taboo on man-eating o. in Dalamatia and slowly
92:3.6 Sculpture o. in idol making, architecture in temple
92:5.5 leadership has o. a majority of the worth-while
97:9.2 later Jewish consciousness o. in the clan of Judah.
97:9.27 Thus o. their new concept of destiny—the idea that
122:8.7 The beautiful legend of the star of Bethlehem o. in
140:10.5 the morality of his philosophy o. in the personal
149:2.3 These teachings o. in a praiseworthy effort to make
195:4.4 Christianity exhibits a history of having o. out of
originates
0:4.1 reality o. in and by the infinite volition of the Father
2:3.3 The mandate of dissolution o. in the higher courts
7:3.5 If anything o. in your consciousness that is fraught
11:2.11 space seemingly o. just below nether Paradise;
15:5.1 in the suns and planets of a superuniverse o. in the
15:5.1 a constantly varying quantity of matter o. in open
15:11.1 The executive branch of the supergovernment o. in
39:3.3 a local universe law o. in the legislative assemblies
43:2.5 The legislative program of a constellation o. in the
56:3.6 Spirit o. from one source through a threefold
68:2.2 Self-maintenance o. society, while excessive
101:1.5 the creation of a wholly rational insight which o. in
103:7.8 But revelation o. neither a science nor a religion;
113:4.4 The impulse of worship largely o. in the spirit
117:3.13 The Father o. the concept of a finite cosmos;
131:9.2 Everything o. in Heaven, and the Great Heaven
132:3.2 Knowledge o. in science; wisdom, in philosophy;
originating
2:3.3 an unbroken confirmation of the indictment o. on
18:5.2 and the various groups o. in the Infinite Spirit.
26:3.4 O. on the first circuit, they serve throughout
30:1.10 This order of living existence, o. in the Father, is best
32:2.1 and other beings o. in the Third Source and Center.
32:3.4 he does not indwell the minds of the beings o. in
77:4.7 adopted the peculiar writing system o. in Dilmun.
102:3.6 Knowledge leads to placing men, to o. social strata
108:2.11 some cosmic reflex action o. in the Supreme Being.
110:5.6 the idea that every new concept o in the human mind
115:7.7 function, and destiny: relationship to the o. Trinity,
118:6.4 In the o. sense, only the Father-I AM possesses
137:7.8 The Essenes were a true religious sect, o. during the
originative
42:11.6 tend to conceal the presence of the o. or creative
originators
15:4.4 Paradise force organizers are nebulae o.; they are
origins—see Significance of Origins
0:9.5 but they have experienced historic universe o..
8:5.4 they function as one spirit, notwithstanding diverse o
15:6.13 Comets also have numerous other o..
19:1.5 and the infinite, from human o. to divine destinies.
19:1.11 Finite o. are helpful, but only divine causes reveal
20:1.1 All descending Sons of God have high and divine o..
22:0.1 three primary divisions in accordance with the o. of
38:7.7 separate orders of beings; they have dissimilar o.,
41:3.9 Stellar variables have numerous o..
53:3.1 Whatever the early o. of trouble in the hearts of
57:5.14 a system containing masses which have diverse o..
57:8.11 lavas of deep o. and admixed with deposits of the
81:4.3 dimensions are serviceable in deciphering racial o.,
85:0.0 THE ORIGINS OF WORSHIP
89:4.0 4. ORIGINS OF SACRIFICE
91:1.5 religion and animism have had entirely separate o..
91:2.2 Despite their independent o., magic and prayer often
92:5.5 legends pertaining to supernatural o. and
94:8.5 2. The o. of suffering.
101:4.1 your world is ignorant of o., even of physical o.,
103:7.12 be made to yield analogous interpretations of o.,
105:1.2 partial comprehension of absolute o. and infinite
105:2.1 in presenting their sequential o. to human beings.
105:2.2 the chronological portrayal of the o. of reality,
105:3.1 But though we may portray reality o. and infinity
115:1.1 if it cannot penetrate to true o., then will such mind
115:1.1 unfailingly postulate conclusions and invent o. that
115:4.1 Any consideration of the o. of God the Supreme
116:2.3 Time-space creatures must have o., relativities, and
195:6.5 Science deals with phenomena; religion, with o.,
Orion
97:4.3 seek him who formed the seven stars and O.,
Orlandof—great teacher of the blue men
45:4.6 4. O., a prince of the blue men and their leader in the
64:6.23 O. became a great teacher among the blue race and
ornament
81:3.5 easy to work and, at first, was used only as an o..
ornamental
46:7.2 land is cultivated largely for aesthetic and o. effects.
69:9.10 The o. type of personal effects originated in the
ornamentation
82:2.5 such as hairdress, clothing, seclusion, o., and rings.
ornamentations
43:1.4 and morontial o. are limited to the dwelling areas.
ornaments
63:6.3 such an animal god was engraved on various o..
88:5.1 and o. could become instruments of magic.
ornate
89:4.3 in time becoming increasingly elaborate and o..
121:2.5 the temple at Jerusalem possessed its o. court of the
124:3.6 about its extensive public works and o. buildings,
146:2.15 prayers would be rendered more efficacious by o.
171:8.2 the house of Zaccheus was very near the o. palace
ornateness
167:6.6 communion is not promoted by mere massive o.
orphan
72:3.3 any family to be awarded the guardianship of an o..
72:3.3 the o. is awarded to the home of those displaying the
114:7.17 Urantia is not a cosmic o. stigmatized by sin and
122:4.3 being an o., was adopted by one Zadoc, who was a
132:7.4 a prophet to his people, but he was an o. prophet;
135:3.1 John talked much with Ezda, an o. lad of Beth-zur,
orphanage
114:7.14 a feeling of cosmic desertion or planetary o..
orphaned
56:1.1 its derivations seem to be o. in time and space did
orphanhood
194:2.2 the purpose of this spirit to destroy the feeling of o..
orphans
66:7.5 and Sangik races; many of these children were o..
Orphic
98:2.10 the best of the cults was the O. brotherhood,
orthodox
123:5.10 hardly o. Jews since the synagogue of Nazareth was
125:0.6 acknowledge acceptance of the o. Jewish beliefs,
150:7.4 The o. among the Jews even presumed to criticize
153:1.1 Sanhedrin at Jerusalem, and they constituted the o.
166:2.2 the less o. Jews, were more willing to believe the
166:2.2 were the more o. and tradition-bound Jews of Judea.
173:1.3 Roman Empire for this o. shekel of Jewish coining
orthodoxy
99:6.3 it becomes an intolerant judge of o.; it fails to hold
Orvonon—enlightener of the indigo races
45:4.10 8. O., the enlightener of the indigo races and their
64:6.26 race made little advancement until the days of O.,
64:6.26 almost forgot the “God of Gods” proclaimed by O.,
Orvonton—noun
0:0.5 similar creations, makes up the superuniverse of O.,
0:0.5 O. is one of the seven evolutionary superuniverses of
6:8.7 As you progress through O. and Havona, as you
11:7.6 at right angles to the plane of O., either up or down,
12:1.12 is one of the newer creations in O., the seventh
12:2.2 outside the borders of the superuniverse of O.,
12:2.2 search of your present-day telescopes are in O.,
12:2.3 space are really a part of the galactic system of O..
12:2.3 as extragalactic are actually on the fringe of O. and
12:2.6 Throughout O. it is believed that a new type of
15:1.5 Your local universe of Nebadon belongs to O.,
15:1.5 For untold ages O. will pursue this almost direct
15:1.6 universe is at present traversing the periphery of O..
15:3.0 3. THE SUPERUNIVERSE OF ORVONTON
15:3.1 of the grand universe, the superuniverse of O..
15:3.1 starry system represents the central nucleus of O.,
15:3.2 you observe that the spheres of O. are traveling in
15:3.4 Of the ten major divisions of O., eight have been
15:3.4 If you could look upon O. from a position far-distant
15:3.7 all other sectors and divisions of O. are in rotation
15:3.13 the star drifts, about the Uversa headquarters of O..
15:3.14 movement of O. and six associated superuniverses
15:3.15 The absolute counterclockwise motion of O. is also
15:4.5 sun-forming nebula just north of the borders of O.,
15:4.7 are not many sun-forming nebulae active in O. at
15:4.8 clusters predominates near the outer margins of O..
15:4.9 The vast star clouds of O. should be regarded as
15:6.10 O. is illuminated and warmed by more than ten
15:7.2 The standard day of O. is equal to almost thirty days
15:7.10 Uversa, the headquarters of O., your superuniverse
15:8.10 The superuniverse of O. is apparently running down;
15:11.2 ascending-pilgrim graduates of O. who are tarrying
15:13.3 From all O., here are gathered together the wise
15:14.2 O., the seventh superuniverse, the one to which
15:14.2 It is renowned for the manner in which justice
15:14.2 O. is a universe demonstration of love and mercy.
15:14.3 the evolutionary purpose which is unfolding in O.,
15:14.4 As O. is unique in nature and individual in destiny,
15:14.4 A great deal that is going on in O. is not revealed
15:14.7 is the fifth major sector of the superuniverse of O.,
16:3.20 His administration of O. discloses the marvelous
16:4.8 the Master Spirit of O. exerts a decided influence in
16:5.3 the mind-spirit influence of the Master Spirit of O..
16:5.3 and character, quite like the Master Spirit of O..
17:0.12 part of our superuniverse by the Master Spirit of O.,
17:1.5 The name of this seventh sphere is O.,
17:1.6 staff engaged in keeping straight the affairs of O.
20:0.1 As they function in the superuniverse of O., the Sons
20:7.1 In O. they are of record as Trinity Teacher Sons,
22:1.13 Selection have never faltered in the service of O.,
22:2.6 commissioned and assigned to Uversa of O.,
22:3.2 There are now commissioned in O. more than ten
22:3.2 as the central directing body of their order in O..
22:4.2 hundred million of these sons commissioned in O..
22:4.3 They are the supreme jurors of O..
22:5.5 There are now in the service of O. slightly over ten
22:9.3 Celestial Guardians have been commissioned in O..
22:10.4 a group of new universes in the south parts of O..
22:10.10 a Mighty Messenger of the revelatory corps of O..]
23:0.2 trillion then operating within the boundaries of O.;
23:2.16 —was absent from the roll calls of O. for almost a
23:2.17 they delight to serve in O. because here the need is
24:2.7 Census Director of Nebadon, number 81,412 of O.,
24:5.2 sentinels on duty in the system governments of O.
25:1.7 the superuniversities of the superuniverse of O..
25:3.15 the number operating in O. as almost eighteen trillion
25:3.15 multitude of conciliators that have been created in O.
25:4.10 Advisers registered on Uversa and operating in O. is
25:6.6 the records of everything of cosmic import in all O.
25:8.8 the first waiting companion either of origin in O.
26:4.10 natures—are derived from the Master Spirit of O..
28:2.1 in O. their corps maintains headquarters in the
28:2.2 makes reports to, only the Supreme Executive of O.,
28:4.2 is limited to the worlds and universes of O.,
28:5.14 the angels who promote the teamwork of all O..
28:7.2 services until you reach the tarrying worlds of O..
29:5.7 the power centers and physical controllers of O..
30:4.16 of progressive training is nearly universal in O..
30:4.34 of the grand universe, the superuniverse of O..
32:2.9 cluster in the starry and planetary realms of O..
32:2.11 to the physical center of the superuniverse of O.,
32:2.11 Nebadon is now well out towards the edge of O..
32:2.12 south and east in the superuniverse circuit of O..
33:7.4 it must be referred to the tribunals of O., and if
34:2.6 We predict this high degree of symmetry in O.
35:2.2 not once throughout all the superuniverse of O.
35:9.8 Of all the local universes in O., our universe has lost
36:4.8 we do know that every local universe in O. harbors
37:2.3 they seldom journey beyond the confines of O..
37:4.2 bring all Nebadon into harmony with the ideas of O.
37:8.5 is the representative of the Supreme Executive of O..
37:8.5 are representatives of the Supreme Executive of O..
37:9.12 seven Reflective Spirits resident on the capital of O..
38:5.4 they may range all Nebadon, even O., on assignment.
39:1.9 of Completion function in the higher realms of O.,
39:1.10 stretching before them in the vast superuniverse of O
40:7.3 all of the ascending career in Nebadon and O. and on
40:8.4 these Son-fused creatures share the services of O.
40:8.5 one million of them in the superuniverse of O..
40:10.7 of these beings hail from the earliest epochs of O.,
40:10.8 who may, at that distant day, pour in through O.
41:0.1 Nebadon space regions of the superuniverse of O.—
41:0.2 Even the major and minor sectors of O. are (to us)
41:0.4 the Sagittarius center of that minor sector of O. to
41:3.5 The most recent of the major cosmic eruptions in O.
41:3.10 the ten grand divisions of the superuniverse of O.;
41:4.6 The massive sun of Veluntia, one of the largest in O.
41:6.2 of the matter-permeation of space throughout O..
42:5.1 In the superuniverse of O. there are one hundred
42:7.7 In O. it has never been possible naturally to assemble
42:10.7 mind is absolute; in Havona, absonite; in O., finite.
43:7.4 In O. no extra-Havona beings excepting the Uversa
45:2.1 Not all universes, even in O., are so organized as to
48:0.3 the morontia transition regimes in this part of O..
54:5.10 representative of the Supreme Executive of O.
54:6.11 now attached to the superuniverse government of O.
57:1.1 the force-charge of space in the superuniverse of O.,
57:1.3 a certain sector of the, then, easterly segment of O.
57:1.5 in the emergence of a new physical creation in O..
57:1.7 and physical controllers of the superuniverse of O..
57:2.2 as one of the magnificent primary nebulae of O..
57:3.9 and the Uversa government of O. extended physical
57:5.3 one per cent of the planetary systems of O. have had
67:8.4 done more good in the superuniverse of O. than
77:9.6 and universe, even with O. and its sister creations,
107:7.8 [Presented by a Solitary Messenger of O..]
108:3.4 Though we have the records of Adjusters in O.,
108:3.6 nor before the commissions of O. has there ever
108:4.2 of the sovereignty of the Ancients of Days in O..
108:6.9 [Presented by a Solitary Messenger of O..]
109:4.5 on Uversa, indwelt fifteen minds previously in O..
109:7.9 [Presented by a Solitary Messenger of O..]
110:7.11 [Presented by a Solitary Messenger of O..]
111:7.6 [Presented by a Solitary Messenger of O..]
112:3.2 these findings, thereupon do the rulers of O. order
112:5.8 The governments of O. and Nebadon do not claim
112:6.4 cosmic-mind endowment of the Master Spirit of O.
112:6.10 attuned to the ministry of the cosmic mind of O..
112:7.20 [Presented by a Solitary Messenger of O..]
114:2.3 on Salvington and of the Supreme Executive of O..
115:1.2 conceptions of Deity which will be attained in O.,
116:4.4 Master Spirit is (in his overall supervision of O. from
117:7.16 personally resident on Uversa, headquarters of O.,
119:5.1 Uversa, headquarters of the superuniverse of O..
119:5.2 his fellows from the various local universes of O..
Orvonton—adjective
Orvonton administrators
31:10.22 high commission consisting of twenty-four O. acting
Orvonton Ancients of Days
PART I Personalities acting by authority of the O..
Orvonton authorities
57:1.4 The O. commissioned the original discoverer of this
Orvonton capital
15:7.11 The glory, grandeur, and perfection of the O. surpass
30:3.12 beings en route who pause to visit the O..
Orvonton commission
0:0.4 have been formulated by an O. sent to Urantia for
Orvonton corps
0:0.1 in those papers which the O. of truth revealers have
Orvonton creations
32:1.4 energy and matter that may be found in any of the O.
Orvonton directors
24:2.5 staff of Usatia, the superuniverse chief of all O..
Orvonton Divine Counselor
0:12.14 [Indited by an O., Chief of the Corps of Superuniv.
Orvonton executives
15:11.3 Never have I known of a disagreement between O.
Orvonton giants
41:4.7 Another of the O. now has a surface temperature
Orvonton life
15:14.4 of these unrevealed features of O., many are to
36:2.11 O. patterns are configured as twelve inheritance
Orvonton Master Sons
33:6.1 recently on the mission of reunion of O. on Paradise,
Orvonton minor sectors
29:4.16 power directors are assigned to each of the O.,
Orvonton Perfections of Days
18:4.9 You will see all thirty of the O. before you reach
Orvonton power directors
12:2.4 The O. have nothing to with these far-distant
Orvonton series
16:8.15 the Nebadon order of the O. of the cosmic mind
57:1.3 and then acting inspector number 811,307 of the O.,
Orvonton stellar density
15:3.3 Milky Way discloses the comparative increase in O.
Orvonton suns
57:3.6 the vast majority of O. have had an analogous birth.
Orvonton time
119:5.2 on Uversa for a period of eleven years of O..
Orvonton type
9:4.3 the Nebadon variant of the O. of cosmic mind.
Orvonton universes
24:2.5 attuned to his subordinates stationed in the O.;
25:6.4 subordinate spheres of record in the O. number
Orvonton worlds
49:3.1 Of the O. inhabited worlds this type amounts to less
Orvonton year
15:7.2 and the O. equals one hundred standard days.
Orvontonlike
25:2.2 the creation of one thousand O. servitals, one
oscillations
59:5.19 rose and fell during these ages of seashore o..
74:6.6 Adam and Eve could send and receive thought o..
oscillatory
59:2.2 above these shallow but widespread o. inland seas.
Osiris—Egyptian god of the dead
95:2.9 and make its way to the judgment hall of O.,
95:5.12 to the old-time worship of Isis and her consort O.,
97:6.2 was God of all nations, and that there was no O.
98:4.4 2. The Egyptian cult of O. and his mother Isis.
98:4.6 taught that the divine son (respectively Attis and O.)
98:4.8 the worship of Isis and O. were more refined and
ostensibly
90:2.11 various fees which were o. offerings to the spirits.
Ostentatious
110:3.4 mock piety, or hypocritical and o. self-abasement;
140:5.16 But Jesus did not refer to outward or o. mourning.
149:6.10 menial practices of an o. and false humility are
161:2.4 And yet never is his piety obtrusive or o..
166:1.4 You are meticulous in tithing and o. in almsgiving,
167:6.6 embellishment with man’s elaborate and o. art.
Ostriches
61:2.12 buzzards, falcons, eagles, owls, quails, and o..
65:2.9 bird types of today—eagles, ducks, pigeons, and o.—
ostrichlike
61:1.9 A large o. land bird developed to a height of ten
other—non-exhaustive
16:9.7 to recognize and grasp the reality of o. personality,
37:10.0 10. OTHER LOCAL UNIVERSE GROUPS
48:6.36 fewer personal plans concerning o. personalities,
72:12.0 12. THE OTHER NATIONS
144:5.0 OTHER FORMS OF PRAYER
other’s
18:2.3 The Eternals of Days visit each o. planets, but they
41:3.4 or else remaining in each o. gravity grasp and revolve
63:2.1 the twins had spent most of their time in each o.
68:3.2 driving these dreamers into each o. arms in willing
70:3.7 of adoption consisted in drinking each o. blood.
70:3.10 they would suck each o. blood and declare peace.
122:9.2 This couple were frequently in each o. company,
139:1.6 never seemed to be in the least jealous of each o.
145:4.3 these bewildered fishermen looked into each o. eyes,
other-awareness
16:9.7 directly dependent on this very fact of innate o.,
other-century
136:8.7 not in the mind of a twentieth-century or o. mortal.
other-consciousness
91:0.1 there occurred the inevitable corollary of o.,
other-existences
102:4.2 found in self-consciousness plus o.—other-thingness,
other-mindedness
102:4.1 They are predicated on the consciousness of o..
102:4.2 plus other-existences—other-thingness, o.,
102:4.3 a natural spontaneous self-consciousness of o. in the
102:4.3 as the reality—source, nature, and destiny—of o..
other-personality
112:0.13 11. Personality responds directly to o. presence.
other-personalization
0:2.18 revelation to successive and progressive levels of o..
other-spiritness
102:4.2 —other-thingness, other-mindness, and o..
other-than-Adjuster
30:1.10 The functions of the o. fragments are manifold and
other-than-divinity
106:8.11 have to do with o. values in the expanding cosmos.
other-than-Father-endowed
24:1.15 possess a type of o. personality not encountered in
other-than-mortal
106:0.10 ways of looking at reality from o. perspective and
other-than-perfection
105:6.4 implies something o. as a point of departure.
other-than-personal
5:6.3 The o. never attains the level of the personal
6:5.3 the ability to create any or all types of o. reality.
13:0.6 the Son’s worlds are inhabited by uniform types of o.
30:0.1 The personalities and o. entities now functioning on
30:1.13 There is a vast host of o. beings of divine origin
106:5.2 but also of all the o. qualities which characterize
106:5.2 apart from the o. aspects of Ultimate Deity.
118:10.4 providence is a function, the composite of the o.
other-than-self-will
103:5.4 the ego-will and the o. is not always dependable.
other-than-spiral
15:5.4 Whirled stars are also of origin in o. nebulae.
other-than-spiritual
16:0.11 conditioned by the o. diversity of the Master Spirits
other-thingness
102:4.2 —o., other-mindness, and other-spiritness.
others—non-exhaustive
25:4.12 willingness to impart this knowledge and truth to o..
56:10.21 Love is the desire to do good to o..
85:3.4 misinterpretation of the golden rule—doing to o.
91:8.3 many pray because o. do.
91:8.3 Still o. pray because they fear something direful may
101:3.17 And there are still o..
103:5.2 This idea-ideal of doing good to o.—the impulse to
131:1.7 The evil you would not have done you, do not to o..
131:3.6 Do not to o. those things you would not wish done
131:9.4 you do not like when done to yourself, do not to o.
132:7.7 his father sleepily replied, “My son, there are o.—”
136:6.5 His superhuman power he might possibly use for o.,
136:6.5 “He saved o.; himself he cannot save”—because he
147:4.1 instructing us that we should do to o. as we wish
147:4.1 man should do to o. as he would they should do to
147:4.2 When I admonished you to do to o. as you would
147:4.3 ‘do to o. that which you desire o. to do to you’:
163:2.0 2. THE RICH YOUNG MAN AND OTHERS
166:2.1 Heal us as you have healed o..”
179:1.2 it would thus seem to act as the servant of the o..
179:3.9 understand that I love each of you as I do the o.?
187:3.3 saying, “He saved o., but himself he cannot save.”
otherwise
0:1.1 but all of these ministrations—personal or o.—are
0:3.22 Spirit, the Father escaped, as a personality, from o.
0:4.12 The Isle of Paradise—Paradise not o. qualified—is the
0:5.11 Personality is the one changeless reality in an o.
0:12.8 that Deity trinitization may accomplish what is o.
2:1.8 the Father lovingly downstep and o. modify, dilute,
3:0.2 Sons of the Father are a revelation of an o. invisible
3:2.15 O., outside of Paradise and the central universe of
5:2.2 contacted, or o. entails personal, self-conscious
5:6.9 personalities of all such beings, evolutionary or o.,
6:5.1 these qualifications do not in any manner o. limit the
7:5.3 as a spiritual influence or as a person, never o..
7:5.4 Son’s escape from the o. all-encompassing fetters of
8:6.1 obscure or o. detract from the fact of his personality.
9:3.7 The nonpersonal, impersonal, and o. not personal
10:0.1 for the Father’s liberation from the limitations o.
11:7.9 antigravity influence and acts as a brake upon o.
12:2.5 its extent and sense its majestic dimensions, but o.
13:1.13 because o. these secrets of Vicegerington will always
15:6.11 many physical systems which would o. speedily
15:8.7 To forecast and o. to understand such likely
16:6.10 Stated o., the recognition of the reality of these
16:9.8 o. it is a purely subjective philosophic abstraction
17:1.3 O. there are few limits to the scope of their
17:2.3 Majeston is not o. involved in the administration of
17:3.10 O., the function of this service seems to be
18:3.2 They provide the uniform directorship of the o.
19:4.7 we are o. unable to explain many of their decisions
19:4.9 transactions of superuniverse record that indicate o..
20:9.3 The Daynals do not incarnate or o. so materialize
21:2.3 Among these limitations to the o all-powerful creator
21:2.7 associated to constitute a creature (personal or o.),
21:3.3 We know of no Michael who ever did o.; but they
21:5.8 O. these Master Sons are supreme in authority,
22:2.1 mortals who have been rebellion tested or o. proved
22:7.9 And in all trinitization unions, mixed or o.,
22:7.14 which have not been o. experientially attained,
22:9.5 son, leaving the embraced son o. unchanged, but
24:5.3 but o., ascending mortals have little contact with
25:4.18 the established order of life propagation and o.
25:6.2 consult the records of, and to be o. conversant with,
25:8.8 or o. of the nature of the Seventh Master Spirit.
27:4.3 that confusion and uncertainty which would o. be
27:7.2 on Paradise it becomes necessary to direct and o.
28:3.2 reflective of the beings and entities, personal or o.,
28:5.11 to the Perfectors of Wisdom and, when not o.
28:6.8 These steps must be traversed; o. there can be no
29:2.16 They function to downstep and o. to modify the
29:2.17 the subordinate physical controllers are o. concerned
29:2.18 physical controllers and o. function to insure the
29:3.9 or on o. suitably constituted space bodies.
29:4.15 the conciliating commissions but are o. solely
30:1.29 in any two of the Paradise Deities or o. created by
30:1.55 of origin in any of the Paradise Deities or o. created
30:1.14 not be possible to place all beings, personal or o.,
30:1.114 creators, eventuators, and still-o.-existent beings
32:5.3 unsuited properly to account for, and o. to correlate
33:0.1 The Father does not o. personally function in the
33:5.2 but would not o. participate in the executive affairs
35:1.3 for a term of seven years of standard time and o.
36:3.5 agitate, organize, and vitalize the o. inert elements
36:3.7 permitted to manipulate the life environment and o.
36:6.6 the animation of some pattern-configured or o.
36:6.7 but o. we know little more than Urantia mortals—
37:9.6 ascenders and the spironga (who are o. classified),
39:2.11 since you are unable to oppose, resist, or o. hinder
39:4.15 Jerusem and o. serve as interplanetary transporters
39:5.15 and is the standard hour when not o. specified.
39:5.17 you are o. in intimate touch with interplanetary
40:5.17 individuals who are o. quite alike in spiritual
41:1.2 distribution of o. fluctuating and variable energies.
41:7.11 acts to stabilize heat loss and o. prevent hazardous
43:3.1 to duty in the universe as constellation rulers or o.,
44:5.6 the star students in working out routings and in o.
44:8.2 act as harmonizers of these talents and o. to assist
45:0.3 worlds are physically cared for and o. maintained by
46:5.15 and observer Sons who are not o. provided for.
46:5.29 Stated o., they are: service, study, and relaxation.
48:2.11 the Universe Spirit but are o. a wholly self-governing
48:3.4 the other retiring, but o. they are equal in status.
48:4.5 pleasantly to flavor and o. lighten the heavy loads of
48:6.35 mind planners do not scheme, manipulate, or o.
51:1.2 This a necessary provision since o. the reproductive
51:2.3 during the evolutionary ages it is not o. intended
51:4.4 affords an o. unattainable expression of diverse
52:1.7 compatible with your o. splendid achievements in
54:5.11 suppress, or o. hide the hideous visage of rebels and
55:9.2 O. the constellation remains related to the local
55:12.2 large numbers of the o. unattached creature-trinitized
56:9.5 to augment consciousness of this o. impersonal
64:6.8 o. a great civilization would have been built upon
65:7.6 adjutant spirits are the source and pattern for the o.
66:4.13 tree of life that enabled the material and o. mortal
66:7.18 schools engaged in animal husbandry and o. carried
67:3.2 the staff’s human assistants (modified and o.)
70:7.15 They acted as night police and o. functioned in a
70:9.16 to supply their wants and o. make good those
71:2.17 suffrage will be modified, regrouped, and o.
71:6.2 it keeps many o. slothful mortals hard at work.
72:2.8 O., these regional chiefs choose their own cabinets
72:2.17 O., all decisions of the parental, educational, and
73:6.4 tree of life for an indefinite extension of their o.
74:3.10 But circumstances dictated o..
76:3.8 Adamites produced the third alphabet and o. laid the
78:1.8 but he was o. the most aggressive, adventurous,
82:3.2 o. secret and personal relations of men and women.
82:5.10 The o. inexplicable inconsistencies of the racial
83:3.2 If an o. desirable man could not pay for his wife,
83:4.7 to hide her beauty from the gaze of the o. jealous
84:2.2 the chief reasons why the o. progressive Iroquois
84:2.5 mother-family to the father-family explains the o.
86:4.6 among the o. absurd doctrines of twentieth-century
88:2.7 earth as being flat, then, for long generations, o.
88:3.2 the attempted socialization of o. personal religion.
90:3.7 settle upon some finding as the cause of death; o.
92:3.7 and handicap the very civilization which it o. fostered
93:9.3 This dread became a terror to the o. brave leader;
100:5.6 mind as a practical working hypothesis in the o.
101:2.11 but man having o. found God, the study of nature
101:4.9 fill in vital missing gaps in o. earned knowledge.
102:6.10 evolution is a truth which makes consistent the o.
102:8.4 which faithfully reflects the o. unobservable progress
103:0.2 revelations of truth punctuate the o. slow-moving
104:3.17 and trinities o. exhibit no categorical relationship.
104:4.28 unimaginable agitations of the o. static quiescence of
106:6.4 Stated o.: The Trinity Absolute, as its name implies,
106:6.4 expression on a qualified, limited, or o. restricted
110:1.5 how unkind knowingly to defile or o. to pollute the
112:6.8 o. the morontia souls of the Spirit-fused mortals are
113:3.5 seraphim make personal many o. impersonal
116:2.3 Therefore does Paradise Deity attenuate and o.
117:6.24 and may be o. defined as the completed evolutionary
118:1.2 stated o., that the succession of moments will
118:4.6 but as plans they are not o. conditioned by time or
118:8.6 time itself cushion and distribute the o. lethal
118:10.10 o. be expressed as the attainment of the Supreme
119:7.5 the human form of Jesus, o. of natural origin on
124:3.2 to show some special favoritism for Jesus or o. to
128:0.1 but o. Jesus entered the world in a natural manner,
131:10.2 made all things and all beings, it could not be o..
136:5.5 unless the Father in heaven specifically ruled o..
140:5.16 men that it is unmanly to show tenderness or o. to
146:3.4 o. equal to your intelligent understanding of truth
146:4.3 were forbidden even to attend the synagogue or o.
149:1.7 divine power to meet it, the Father did not will o.,
157:2.1 they heckled the Master and o. sought to disturb the
159:1.3 while you may not forgive sins or o. presume to
160:4.11 o., sometimes overplanning for the future defeats
162:2.5 They could not o. account for his boldness in
166:4.7 such occurrences are in no way prearranged or o.
168:0.3 understand why Jesus sent no word to them nor o.
169:1.15 all who are confused, confounded, or o. blinded
170:4.7 the entire course of human evolution, social and o..
172:3.11 shouting hosannas, and o. expressing gleefulness
172:5.2 the responsibilities of his office to be o. affected.
173:2.2 to entangle him in his teaching or o. to discredit
174:2.1 entrap him with difficult questions and o. to seek
176:4.7 value to both midwayers and humans; but o. it is of
180:3.2 It cannot be o.; the light which would save you if
184:3.10 That Jesus taught them impossible things and o.
187:2.9 O., if his followers had gained possession of these
187:4.5 the urge for adventure, led many o. well-meaning
188:4.1 approach to an o. offended and unforgiving God;
188:5.12 If man cannot o. appreciate Jesus and understand
190:2.3 any trouble recognizing his voice or o. identifying
193:4.14 explain why a well-meaning and o. onetime sincere
196:3.34 O., the assurance of sonship is the experience of faith
otherwise-than-personal
13:3.2 these worlds teem with the o. life of the beings of
otters
61:3.13 Weasels, martens, o., and raccoons thrived and
oudah
91:0.5 was part of the o. beliefs of the African Pygmies,
ought—see ought
1:3.1 though you are “the offspring of God,” you o. not to
25:3.5 that which is in the interests of that which o. to be.
51:4.8 it seems that you o. to be able to agree upon the
77:3.5 thought it o. to be a great and imposing structure
114:6.6 labor incessantly to make things what they o. to be.
123:0.5 the idea that Jesus o. to grow up in Bethlehem,
127:4.2 did he say, “You shall do this—you o. to do that.”
143:5.5 in Jerusalem is the place where men o. to worship;
144:2.4 Men o. always to pray and not become
144:4.9 making over that which is into that which o. to be.
175:1.17 Within reason, the one you o. to have done but not
176:3.4 Knowing this, you o. to have at least put my money
185:3.7 have made against him; I think he o. to be set free.
185:6.7 sacred law, and by that law this man o. to die
190:1.3 “You are the apostles, and you o. to understand
ought
101:1.7 with the conviction that they o. to believe in God.
149:2.11 offered his fellows the superior thing which o. to be.
ounce
42:6.8 until that of an electron equaled one tenth of an o.,
ounces
46:1.2 the ultimaton and represents almost exactly ten o. of
60:2.11 brains weighed less than two o. notwithstanding the
our ability
103:4.2 while o. to live up to them is enhanced only by
151:2.5 so earnestly as to interfere, in my opinion, with o.
our achievement
110:7.10 On the human will o. of personality depends.
144:5.15 glorify your name through o. eternal achievement.
our activities
44:5.8 must stop o. regular activities periodically and betake
our addresses
119:6.5 In response to o. many addresses of welcome
our administration
28:2.1 of registry on Uversa, nor are they attached to o..
our affairs
28:7.4 But we go on joyfully conducting o. with the
our afflictions
2:5.3 during your fiery trials remember that “in all o. he is
166:2.1 “Master, have mercy on us; cleanse us from o..
our age
106:8.20 has become manifest to o. own universe age in the
our aggregation
41:0.3 to produce o. present aggregation of space bodies,
our ancestors
131:9.2 If we are thus servants of o. divine ancestors, then
our angels
38:5.1 o. have been taught by their own seniors.
our anxiety
48:4.6 the unimportance of much of o. personal anxiety.
our approval
65:5.3 Urantia, is not being managed merely to meet o. nor
our arrival
62:6.2 mind-spirits assigned to Urantia at the time of o. on
160:5.8 his assurance of the certainty of o. ultimate arrival
our assignment
0:12.13 We are fully cognizant of the difficulties of o.;
2:0.3 are seriously handicapped in the execution of o. by
22:10.7 They very often accompany us on o. to the remote
our associates
19:3.6 are supplemented by the experiential counsel of o.,
22:1.13 O. Trinity-origin associates—Perfectors of Wisdom
41:3.0 3. OUR STARRY ASSOCIATES
62:5.9 the Life Carriers, together with o., all conspired to
114:1.3 It appears to certain of o. that at some time in the
138:7.1 “Master, we come at the behest of o. to inquire
our association(s)
142:7.17 and will bear with you, even to the very end of o.
193:3.2 From the very beginning of o. I always had two or
our attempt(s)
10:4.6 must be reckoned with in o. to explain the totality of
65:4.1 this planet we made o. sixtieth attempt to modify and
105:1.2 But in all o. to elucidate the genesis and fruition of
105:2.2 In o. to portray the genesis and generation of reality,
our attitude
157:1.2 Let us give these men no occasion for offense at o.
176:3.1 finish the work of the kingdom, what should be o.
our beauty
87:5.6 “If the spirits are jealous of o. and prosperity, we will
our being
1:5.16 for “in Him we all live and move and have o..”
2:1.11 declares that “In Him we live and move and have o..”
12:7.12 literally move, actually live, and veritably have o..
105:2.11 Center; in him we all live and move and have o.,
117:3.12 live, move, and have o. within the immanence of the
our belief
12:3.10 it accords, in principle, with o. that intelligent force
20:9.5 On Uversa it is o. that, when the superuniverses
32:5.5 in view of o. in a delimited universe moving over a
42:1.9 And all this confirms o. in a circular, somewhat
53:2.2 It is o. that the idea took origin and form in Lucifer’s
93:10.5 It is o. that, as long as Urantia remains an inhabited
102:1.5 and o. in him is wholly based on our personal
103:5.9 validates o. that we are the sons of God and makes
108:1.7 o. that the Monitors freely volunteer for assignment.
109:3.6 It is o. that on such worlds practically all Adjusters
117:2.3 It is o. and understanding that these creature-
161:2.4 He seems to approve of o. belief in his divinity.
177:2.6 o. sincere belief that the gospel of Jesus’ teaching,
our benefit
165:5.1 Would you be willing to repeat these words for o.?”
our best
127:3.14 Mary, sorrow will not help us; we are all doing o.,
our birthplace
131:4.7 Father, the earth our mother, and the universe o..
our bread
144:3.7 Give us this day o. for tomorrow; Refresh our
our breakfast
151:6.1 Jesus said: “Let us go up on this hillside for o.
our brethren
143:5.1 Samaritans will be friendly; only o., the Jews, seek
158:1.7 “How long do we remain away from o.?”
158:6.1 on the mountain, and which so greatly cheered o.
175:1.2 have done our utmost to live in peace with o.,
181:2.16 o. brethren-sons are dealt with as individuals in all
our brother
127:2.9 come forth from o brother-father’s guidance to serve
127:6.13 He is o. understanding brother, sympathetic friend,
137:3.2 Mother was right—maybe o. strange brother is the
our brotherhood
119:1.5 announcement and witnessed by only three of o.,
our business
132:7.2 If we know God, o. real business on earth is so to
139:11.9 O. is to be ambassadors of a spiritual government on
our capacity
4:4.8 o. anywhere and any-time capacity to grasp the
22:9.6 make us ever grateful for our lowly origin and o.
131:10.5 loving service of the children of God enlarges o. to
our career
144:5.69 And when o. is finished, make it an honor to your
our catalogue
17:2.4 Majeston is not included in o of personalities because
our cause
159:2.1 great works in my name must eventually support o.
our Center
144:5.74 O. all-faithful Source and all-powerful Center,
our charity
144:5.68 That o. charity may enfold the weak of the realm.
our chief
119:1.3 from Uversa and presented orders addressed to o.,
our children
131:2.4 his righteousness even to o. children’s children.
140:2.2 From among o. on earth I have chosen these twelve
144:5.64 Even as we show forth your patience to o..
185:8.2 the mob replied, “His blood be on us and on o..”
our choosing
1:1.1 But this is the name of o. own choosing,
our city
153:2.2 is worthy to die, for he has prophesied against o.,
our colony
28:2.2 O. of omniaphim on Uversa receives instructions
our coming
124:4.7 “The Lord shall preserve our going out and o. in,
our commission(s)
0:0.5 of Orvonton, from whose capital, Uversa, o. hails.
151:2.6 and efficiently we execute o. divine commissions,
our communications
29:4.26 They seem able to receive o. but quite powerless to
our companion
131:4.3 this divine Being as o. inseparable companion.
our comprehension
108:2.11 response to influences which are wholly beyond o..
our conceit
160:1.7 entails the reduction of o. long-cherished conceit,
our concept(s)
0:10.2 potential of the Deity Absolute transcends o.,
0:12.8 O. of the eternal Paradise Trinity is an ever-present
4:4.8 and divinity factors of o. highest concept of Deity.
102:1.6 he cannot, in o. hungry and finite concept, be less.
105:0.3 it is impossible to portray even o. of reality totality.
105:0.3 we are aware that o. must be subjected to profound
106:6.2 But o. regarding the full function of this second
118:1.9 And this represents o. best concept of eternity and
121:8.12 the verbal expression the better to conform to o. of
160:5.1 our supreme devotion to that which represents o. of
160:5.7 religion of Jesus transcends all o. former concepts
160:5.11 Just now, o. focalized concept of the Father,
our conception
15:14.3 It is very difficult to describe o. of the true nature
our conclusions
19:3.6 o. combined conclusions are not only complete
our conjectures
12:2.6 and if o. are correct, then the endless future may hold
31:9.9 24,010 Master Architects, and if o. are valid, it must
93:10.6 If o. in this respect are correct, it is altogether
our constellations
41:1.2 and modified circuits to the power centers of o.
our contact
161:2.4 perfect in his righteousness from the times of o.
our control
65:5.1 so handicapped by tragic perversions beyond o.:
our convenience
65:5.3 merely to meet our approval nor just to suit o.,
our convictions
103:5.9 sons of God and makes real o. altruistic convictions
our counsel
19:3.6 When o. united counsel has been associated,
our country
151:6.7 but the gods of o. do not know him, and we stand in
184:1.4 since you are disturbing the peace and order of o..”
our courts
15:12.1 O. are constituted as follows: There presides,
our creation
33:4.5 with the growth and evolution of o. local creation.
41:0.4 center of that minor sector of Orvonton to which o.
75:8.7 And if o. is an existence dominated by personality,
182:1.3 my bestowal upon the children of o. own creation;
our Creator or Creator Son
33:1.1 O. is the personification of the 611,121st original
33:1.2 O. is not the Eternal Son, the existential Paradise
33:1.3 O. exerts the same spiritual drawing power, spirit
33:2.1 O. very definitely manifests traits and attributes
41:1.1 Nebadon preuniverse was, upon the arrival of o.,
119:6.4 was apparent to all of us that o. had become a fellow
119:7.4 We then not only realized that o. and friend was
150:8.5 o. and the rock of our salvation; our help and our
our curiosity
65:5.3 much less to gratify our whims and satisfy o..
our custody
189:2.1 mortal remains put in o. for immediate dissolution.
our custom
38:2.2 “Nevertheless, in dealing with sex creatures it is o.
our day(s)
122:9.15 In holiness and righteousness before him all o..
129:4.7 thus to live our lives in o. day and as we are.
our dealings
22:6.2 Son-fused Ambassadors are of assistance in o. with
our debtors
144:3.10 every one our debts As we also have forgiven o..
our debts
144:3.9 And forgive us every one o. debts As we also have
our deeds
187:4.1 Do you not see that we are suffering justly for o.,
our defeat
158:6.1 we crave to have you talk with us concerning o.
our deliberations
22:10.5 are able to impart inexpressible illumination to o.
our deliverer
150:8.5 Creator and rock of our salvation; our help and o..
our departure
145:5.7 make ready for o. for the other cities of Galilee,
145:5.7 Go, then, and prepare for o. while I here await your
our deprivation
28:7.4 o. local deprivation of many of the services of
our desire(s)
144:5.24 Even so, not o. desires but your will be done.
131:4.6 O. supreme desire shall be union with the Supreme
our destruction
151:1.4 undiscerning multitudes and to those who seek o.,
155:1.4 The Pharisees who seek o. verily think they are doing
178:1.16 it is not we who assail them, but they who seek o..
our devotion
160:5.1 religion symbolizes o. supreme devotion to that
our difficulty or difficulties
7:5.8 Whatever o. in comprehending the bestowals of
19:4.7 But this is not the end of o. regarding the working
19:5.11 o. and limitations must be mutual and inherent.
160:1.7 the acknowledgment of o. entails the reduction of
174:2.2 o. is this: Is it lawful for us to give tribute to Caesar
our disappointment
65:5.2 biologic adventure o. greatest disappointment grew
our diseases
145:3.8 Master, speak the word, restore our health, heal o.,
our disposal
28:6.3 value of having at o a series of reflective seconaphim
our doings
19:5.8 whether they are merely interested observers of o.,
our domains
15:8.8 energy reactions which pervade all o. and extend
our downsittings
3:3.2 “God knows o. and our uprisings; he understands
our duties
108:3.8 engaged in the prosecution of o. specific duties,
our dwelling place
131:2.10 he is o., and underneath are the everlasting arms.
our edification
159:5.1 the better passages from the Scriptures for o.?”
our effort(s)
0:12.11 directs that we shall, in all o. to reveal truth and
2:0.3 In all o. to enlarge and spiritualize the human
2:0.3 o. to portray divine values and to present spiritual
2:0.3 All o. to enlarge the human concept of God would
6:0.2 distortions of language represent o. best efforts at
37:8.2 render invaluable service to us in o. to overcome the
50:6.1 We must be guided by these restrictions in all o. to
62:6.6 the realization of o. protracted effort to evolve will
62:7.5 absolved us from all future criticism of any of o. to
65:3.3 two prior life strains having perished in spite of all o.
65:4.12 in o. to provide for that combination of inheritance
65:4.12 Many of these seemingly strange by-products of o.
65:5.1 It was a source of regret to the Life Carriers that o.
107:2.5 Here occurs a break in o. to follow the careers of the
169:1.4 in o. diligent efforts to find those who are lost,
174:5.12 that victory shall eventually crown o. united efforts
our elders
66:5.15 give us respect for o. and that which belongs to our
153:3.3 for the traditions of the fathers and the laws of o.?”
our emotions
161:2.6 He seems to possess all o. human emotions, but
our end
144:5.23 And when o. shall come, receive into your own
144:5.15 at o. receive us into the eternal Paradise embrace.
our endeavor
0:0.2 in o. to expand cosmic consciousness and enhance
our enemy or enemies
63:6.6 the curse of the ice, save us from o. forest enemies,
103:5.2 whole of humanity, even that we should love o..
122:9.10 Salvation from o. and from the hand of all who hate
122:9.13 grant that we, being delivered out of the hand of o.,
151:1.4 while o. and those who love not the truth may hear
155:4.2 why is it that we flee from the threats of o.?
155:4.2 to know just what is wrong with the religion of o.
158:7.4 you are not on my side but rather on the side of o..
165:3.3 “Soon, very soon, will the things which o. plan
165:3.7 “And when o. bring you before the rulers of the
our energies
44:5.8 we enter the divine rest and thus recuperate o..
our energy transformers
44:0.16 counterpart presented to our minds by one of o.
our environment
1:7.4 of the constant changing of both ourselves and o..
our equalization
107:0.5 The Adjuster is o. compensatory equalization of the
our existence
44:3.1 spiritual realities that serve to enrich and enlarge o..
117:0.1 will of God in whatever station we may have o.,
our expectations
162:2.4 though he does not meet all of o. of the Messiah,
our experience
1:7.4 can know such a truth in o. own personal experience
48:4.12 amusing to look back upon certain episodes of o.
58:1.1 This was to be o. six hundred and sixth experience
our eyes
6:1.4 whom we have heard, whom we have seen with o.,
150:8.3 Enlighten o. in the law; cause our hearts to cleave
our failure
16:4.16 Notwithstanding o. failure to comprehend the
161:2.3 all these years of o. to comprehend his mission,
our faith
48:4.7 This aspect of celestial humor grows out of o. in the
196:2.1 teachings of Jesus, the author and finisher of o..
our father(s); see our Father
122:9.11 To show mercy to o., and remember his holy
122:9.12 The oath which he swore to Abraham o.,
127:2.9 consent to allow Jesus to remain “with us, to be o.
127:2.9 come forth from o brother-father’s guidance to serve
127:6.13 Jesus is o. understanding brother, merciful father,
142:3.7 supplanted all previous ideas of Deity in o.’ religion.
143:5.2 Are you greater than o. Jacob who gave us this well,
143:5.5 Nalda continued: “O. worshiped on this mountain,
150:8.3 our King, for the sake of o. who trusted in him.
150:8.5 that you are Yahweh, our God and the God of o.;
150:8.5 our King and the King of o.;
150:8.5 our Savior and the Savior of o.;
150:8.6 “Blessed is the Lord our God, and the God of o.,
153:2.10 manna which Moses gave to o. in the wilderness
155:6.10 o. progressively, from Moses to the times of
176:1.1 when justice shall swiftly descend upon this city of o.
our Father
1:1.5 Creator association and refer to God as “o..”
5:1.2 O. is not in hiding; he is not in arbitrary seclusion.
14:6.9 O. beholds the central universe with perfect pleasure
40:6.2 received the spirit of sonship, whereby you cry, ‘o.
100:7.16 The prayer of even his youth began, “O. who is in
102:3.11 presents this concept as o.—the universal fact of
105:2.5 mortals who, while yet in the flesh, may worship o..
120:1.2 I, as the personal representative of o., assume the
120:1.5 a single thought—the enhanced revelation of o. to
120:1.6 I function as would o. and in accordance with your
120:2.6 to the ministry of the segregated presence of o.,
120:2.8 you will interpret, with a new enhancement, o., to
120:3.10 your ascension to o.’ right hand of sovereignty.
125:6.8 O. in heaven has ordained these things; let us depart
127:6.6 have seen the light of life no longer approach o. by
127:6.6 Let us be free in the knowledge of the truth of o.’
130:1.6 This is why o. in heaven permits the good and the
131:2.7 “God is o. Father; the Lord is our redeemer.
131:4.4 God is o. father, brother, and friend.
131:4.6 The God of providence is o. Father.
131:4.7 “God is o., the earth our mother, and the universe
131:9.2 And we do well when we call the Great Heaven o.
131:10.2 This one God is o. heavenly Father, in whom all
131:10.2 With o. heavenly Father all things are possible.
131:10.4 O. even loves the wicked and is always kind to the
132:7.2 that he would be constrained to inquire about o..
133:4.5 attaining the personal presence of o. common Father,
137:4.6 Rather are we here to wait upon the will of o. who
138:4.2 As o. in heaven looks down upon men, they are all
141:2.1 O. also sits upon a throne, but not one made with
142:2.2 O. Father in Paradise is changeless.
142:3.8 And now do we know God as o. Father in heaven.
144:3.3 O. who is in heaven, Hallowed be your name.
144:5.2 O. in whom consist the universe realms, Uplifted
144:5.26 O. perfect and righteous heavenly Father,
144:5.39 O. who is in the mystery, Reveal to us your holy
144:5.71 Not as we wish, o. loving Father, but as you desire
144:5.88 O. who dwells in the secret places of the universe,
146:3.6 more conscious of the inner leadings of o.’
150:8.3 with much overflowing pity has he pitied us, o.
155:6.2 O. did indeed speak through Moses, Elijah, Isaiah,
168:0.6 whatever you shall ask of God, o. will give you.”
177:2.7 As long as we teach the child to pray, “O. who is
178:3.4 on high and sit with me in the spirit kingdom of o..
182:1.1 we draw apart by ourselves while we pray to o. in
our fears
160:1.7 when life problems excite o. profound fears, we
167:4.7 “We have told the Master o., but he is determined
our feet
122:9.22 To guide o. feet into ways of peace.
179:1.2 began to think within himself, Who shall wash o.?
our fellow men
131:10.2 living the will of the Father, we can reveal him to o.
160:5.11 symbols of meaning wherewith to convey to o.
166:2.3 Should we sit in judgment on o. fellow men?
our fellows
129:0.2 The more fully we bestow ourselves upon o.,
131:4.5 from the Lord for all of our trespasses against o.;
131:10.5 that we may be the better prepared to serve o..
140:4.5 We are admonished to let our light so shine that o.
144:5.20 patient with us as we show loving-kindness to o..
160:5.11 God is spirit; as conveyed to o., that God is love.
170:2.23 make personally available by the act of forgiving o..
our fellowship
119:5.1 status of a true spirit and has been received into o..
138:3.6 to welcome Matthew and Simon to o., I am glad to
our food
63:6.6 “O Breath of Life, give us this day o. daily food,
our footsteps
131:1.8 Our God will forgive us and guide o. into the ways
our forebears
142:3.6 Gods in one found lodgment in the religion of o..
our forecasts
15:8.8 Practically, o. are reliable, but we are always
our forefathers
142:3.21 the advancing religious beliefs of o. demanded that
155:6.10 O. gave themselves up to the persistent search for
156:5.4 You well know how o. were disposed to see God
156:5.4 temptation, it became the habit of o. to believe that
our friend(s)
119:7.4 not only realized that o. and Creator was taking the
127:6.13 He is o. understanding brother, sympathetic friend,
131:4.4 Since God is o. strong friend, we have no more fear
131:4.5 we would release o. from the wrong he has done us
131:5.3 God is o. most adorable and righteous friend;
133:1.4 and surely we have no violence to fear from o..
133:3.8 we would share it with these o. new-found friends,
151:1.4 speak to the people in parables to the end that o.
167:4.5 Besides, do you not realize that o. Lazarus has
our gaze
131:8.3 supreme in power, yet he remains hidden from o..
our goal
75:8.6 Perfection is o. eternal goal, not our origin.
160:4.1 While the spirit is o. goal, the flesh is a fact.
our God or our God’s
2:3.1 “for there is no iniquity with the Lord o., no respect
2:4.1 “O. is full of compassion, gracious, long-suffering
2:5.4 mercifully received, “for o. will abundantly pardon.”
10:7.1 “The Lord o. God is one God.”
92:5.11 Said he: “Hear, O Israel, the Lord o. God is one.”
97:4.6 ‘you are my people’; and they will say, ‘you are o..’”
97:7.7 he will have mercy upon him, and to o., for he will
122:9.20 Rejoice in the tender mercy of o. because the
126:4.2 proclaim the year of God’s favor and the day of o.
128:1.10 Holy One of Israel, the Lord of all, our Lord and o.
131:1.2 O. is one God, and he is compassionate and merciful.
131:1.2 that is high, holy, true, and beautiful is like o..
131:1.3 O. God is omnipotent and bounteous.
131:1.5 O. enjoys great authority; his name is Excellent
131:1.5 is the face of the Most High and the open ear of o..
131:1.8 O. will forgive us and guide our footsteps into the
131:2.4 None can hide himself from o., for he fills heaven
131:2.5 O. is governor among the nations.
131:4.2 O. is supreme in power and abides in the supreme
131:4.4 O. is the Lord of prayer; he hears the cry of his
131:4.4 O. is the Lord of life and the Comforter of all men;
131:4.5 O. wears the heavens as a mantle; he also inhabits
131:5.2 This, o. God, is the source of all luminosity.
131:5.2 o. observes all things with a flashing eye.
131:5.3 O. God is Lord, most beneficent.
131:5.3 O. God is the divine and holiest Spirit of Paradise,
131:10.2 This was his record: “The Lord o. is one Lord,
135:6.6 way of the Lord, make straight a highway for o..
150:8.2 Blessed is the Lord o. for the glory of his handiworks
150:8.2 Blessed is the Lord o., who has formed the lights.”
150:8.3 prayed: “With great love has the Lord o. loved us,
150:8.5 third prayer: “True it is that you are Yahweh, o.
150:8.6 The first was: “Blessed is the Lord o., and the God
174:4.2 that commandment is: ‘Hear O Israel, the Lord o.,
our going out
124:4.7 “The Lord shall preserve o. and our coming in,
our good will
159:3.10 know the radiance of our joy, the buoyance of o.,
our group
22:10.4 on Uversa, who was forthwith attached to o..
31:2.2 no one of o. Uversa group will undertake to explain
62:7.2 It was an eventful day on Urantia when o. gathered
62:7.6 we realized that our work was finished, and o.
our hands
6:1.4 and o. have handled, even the Word of life.”
138:7.4 two weeks and fish or do whatever o. find to do;
147:6.4 to eat the grain, surely the rubbing out between o. is
160:4.1 the necessities of living may fall into o. by accident
177:4.8 and when he has been delivered by you into o.,
our health
145:3.8 exclaimed: “Master, speak the word, restore o.,
our hearts
66:5.15 green pastures and fruitful flocks to gladden o..
131:1.5 We search for the Most High and find him in o..
131:4.4 “With o. purged of all hate, let us worship the
131:4.5 We have learned to win faith by the yearning of o..
131:9.3 “God is with us; therefore we have no fear in o..
131:10.3 but we can know him in o. by personal experience.
131:10.3 the Father fills the universe, he also lives in o..
131:10.5 he will give us the desire of o. that we may be the
144:2.1 and let your spirit sanctify o. forevermore, Amen!”
144:5.21 Shed abroad the spirit of your mercy in o. hearts.
150:8.3 Enlighten our eyes in the law; cause o. to cleave to
150:8.3 unite o. to love and fear your name, and we shall
160:5.11 our focalized concept of the Father, as held in o., is
190:5.6 “No wonder o. burned within us as he spoke to us
our help
132:7.2 see the Father and ask for o. in finding out more
150:8.5 and the rock of our salvation; o. and our deliverer.
our helper(s)
131:1.5 The Most High is changeless; and he is o. in every
144:5.70 good spirit, and a satisfaction to o. soul helpers.
our hope(s)
65:5.2 But o. were doomed to disappointment owing to
127:3.14 Day by day we are strengthened for tasks by o. of
our humor
48:4.4 O. embraces three general levels of appreciation:
159:3.10 good will, and the inspiration of o. good humor.
our hypothesis
105:1.6 but the I AM ever remains as o. of all that we feel is
our ideal(s)
56:9.5 revert to o. ideas and ideals of the Paradise Father.
103:4.2 for o. tend to grow by geometrical progression,
103:5.9 faith in the superhuman origin of o. validates our
160:1.14 And this is true because o. is final, infallible,
our ideas
22:10.4 The first of o. was represented by a High Son
56:9.5 we revert to o. and ideals of the Paradise Father.
our image
6:5.7 Son, “Let us make mortal man in o. own image.”
7:4.4 “Let us make mortal creatures in o. own image.”
10:3.1 said: “Let us make mortal man in o. own image.”
our imagination
144:5.7 And let us not stray into the evil bypaths of o.,
our implantations
58:4.2 All life had its origin in o three original implantations
our inability
26:6.3 But regardless of o. to grasp the technique, each
42:2.23 Notwithstanding o. fully to comprehend the origin,
our indebtedness
121:8.14 I most gratefully acknowledge o. to all sources of
our infirmities
128:1.5 high ruler who can be touched with the feeling of o..
our influence
159:2.1 begun to manifest itself beyond the bounds of o.
our inner being
131:4.4 And we long to know this God in o. inner being.
our inquiries
36:4.8 O. concerning the midsonite races are always
our intelligence corps
53:6.5 of Lucifer, we were dependent on the loyalty of o.,
our intention
65:4.11 It was o. to produce an early manifestation of will in
our joy
62:6.5 Imagine o. one day—the twins were ten years—when
159:3.10 Future generations shall know the radiance of o.,
our journey
144:5.27 heavenly Father, This day guide and direct o..
155:5.15 together, the Master said only: “Let us resume o..
our judge
137:8.4 Yahweh is o., Yahweh is our lawgiver, Yahweh is
our jurisdiction
24:1.9 liaison power to the newly evolving universes of o.
37:4.3 in Nebadon and hence be technically outside o.,
our king
137:8.4 is our lawgiver, Yahweh is o. king; he will save us.
137:8.4 Blessed be the glory of the Lord for he is o. King.”
150:8.3 he pitied us, our Father and o., for the sake of our
150:8.5 o. and the King of our fathers;
152:3.1 there was but one unanimous reaction: “Here is o..
152:3.3 the Mark lad, spoke, “And he refused to be o..”
our kingdom
181:2.16 O. is a realm of order, and where two or more
182:1.4 I leave these men behind to represent us and o.
our knowledge
0:12.12 drawing upon o. own superior knowledge of the
2:2.1 O. of the universe of universes discloses not only
13:1.20 betrayal of trust to present o. partial knowledge of
19:5.5 We obtain much of o. of the Inspired Spirits from
24:3.1 From conservative deductions based on o. of their
29:4.26 We are greatly limited in o. of these wonderful
31:3.5 o. of the mortal career does not go beyond present
161:3.3 This is the limit of o. of such phenomena; we really
our labor
138:1.2 preparation for this, o. first labor for the kingdom?”
our last Supper
179:2.2 drink with you the fruit of the vine since this is o..
179:4.5 I would not have told you these things at this, o.,
our law
147:6.4 And have you not read in o. that it is lawful to do
162:2.9 And even then does not o. law require fairness?
our lawgiver
137:8.4 Yahweh is our judge, Yahweh is o., Yahweh is our
our leader
131:4.4 God is o. sure leader and unfailing guide.
our learned men
162:2.9 Have you heard that any of o. or any of the rulers
our life
131:4.4 He is o. giver and the Good Shepherd of the human
131:5.3 he is o. wisdom, life, and vigor of soul and body.
our light
140:4.5 We are admonished to let o. so shine that our fellows
140:4.5 O. should so shine as not to attract attention to self.
our lips
66:5.15 to our divine teachers and forever put truth on o..
our lives
129:4.7 thus to live o. in our day and as we are.
132:7.2 if we could have him live with us, we might by o.
132:7.2 thus would he become so attracted by o. as sons
132:7.2 live as to permit the Father to reveal himself in o.,
132:7.2 the God who in this manner finds expression in o..
our Lord
97:6.4 Said this fearless prophet: “Righteous is o., great in
128:1.10 the Lord of all, o. and our God, God with us,
our love
119:1.5 become chief of Melchizedeks, having earned o.
our loyalty
160:5.2 We look upon the object of o. religious loyalty as
our lusts
131:4.8 neither truth nor a ruler; it was only designed for o..
our Maker(s)
48:4.15 the infinity of the greatness and grandeur of o.,
131:4.2 this one God is o. and the last destiny of the soul.
our mandate(s)
0:0.2 o. admonishes us to make every effort to convey our
37:8.2 the solution of problems and with the execution of o.
72:12.3 but this covers the limits of o. permissive mandate.
121:8.1 consistent with o., we have endeavored to utilize
our Master
138:4.2 My Father does not despise any creature of o..
160:4.9 religious standpoint of o.’ teaching: That the body
161:2.4 o. exhibits maturity of righteousness to start with.
our Master Son
33:1.2 o. possesses in his realm all of the divine attributes
our meanings
0:0.2 admonishes us to make every effort to convey o. by
our message
142:5.2 the spirit will witness in your hearts that o. is
143:1.2 Master, these Greeks and Romans make light of o.,
our midst
120:3.12 Michael removed himself from o., and we saw him
138:1.2 “But, Master, will these six men come into o. and
138:5.1 we are all of one flesh, and as I receive you into o.,
141:2.1 near at hand, even that it is already here and in o..
our minds
44:0.16 by viewing a spirit counterpart presented to o. by
144:5.81 Renew o. by the transformations of the indwelling
160:5.1 the farthest reach of o. toward eternal possibilities of
our ministry
77:0.1 essential orders of o. combined planetary ministry.
151:2.6 to conditions inherent in the circumstances of o.,
our mission
148:5.4 “Nathaniel, it is o. to help men solve their spiritual
148:6.10 And that is o. mission on earth.
158:6.5 take counsel concerning o. to the cities and villages
our mode
142:7.1 instructed us regarding o. personal mode of life,
our mother or mother
131:4.7 “God is our Father, the earth o., and the universe
131:9.2 when we call the Great Heaven our Father and o..
191:0.11 o. says she talked with the Master, and we believe
our Mother Spirit
41:0.1 That which is pervaded by o. is Nebadon;
our narrative
46:4.7 O. of these residential and administrative areas
our nation
127:2.9 from our brother-father’s guidance to serve o.?”
147:1.1 who is worthy of your notice because he loves o.
185:2.3 this disturber of o. is worthy to die for the things he
185:2.10 this man is an evildoer and a disturber of o. in that he
185:2.11 Perverting o. and stirring up our people to rebellion.
our needs
147:6.4 “But we are hungry and rub only sufficient for o.;
156:1.6 If o. does not impress you, it would appeal to your
our neighbors
66:5.15 respect for our elders and that which belongs to o..
our number
119:1.3 a strange Melchizedek Son, not of o. but wholly
134:3.8 a commission of three of o. to prepare our view of
our observation
62:6.2 watching the twins develop mentally through o. of
our offenses
131:4.6 a gracious father who remits all o. earthly offenses.
our opinion(s)
14:1.18 In o., nothing like the dark gravity bodies of the
31:3.8 We deem that human beings are entitled to share o.,
149:1.4 will be permissible to record o. of all such healing
149:1.8 It is, then, o. that, in the personal presence of Jesus,
188:3.4 But this is merely o.—we do not really know what
our opportunity
58:1.1 life patterns in Satania and o. sixtieth opportunity to
our order(s)
15:1.1 more extensive experience and calculations of o.,
19:7.5 O. entire order of creation finds itself in touch with
48:4.12 of existence or through progressive levels of o.,
48:4.14 we are in recess from the serious assignments of o..
93:10.9 the opinion of o. that Machiventa’s presence on the
107:7.6 To o. of being these fragments of Deity are known
119:1.3 Son, not of our number but wholly like o..
119:1.3 that this new Melchizedek Son be received into o.
119:1.5 this visiting Son of o. disappeared from our world
119:1.5 all of his assignments as an emergency Son of o..
121:0.1 conjointly sponsored by the presiding head of o.
our ordination
161:2.8 From the day of o. as apostles right on down to
our origin
22:9.6 but they make us ever grateful for o. lowly origin
75:8.6 Perfection is our eternal goal, not o. origin.
our parent(s)
56:4.5 that unified and personal Deity is o. Paradise parent,
131:10.3 If o. earth parents, being of evil tendency, know
144:5.12 O. creative Parent, who is in the center of the
our part
149:1.4 spontaneous healing, it would be presuming on o. to
our participation
102:1.5 belief in him is based on o. personal participation
our pearls
140:10.4 nor to become guilty of casting o. before swine.
our people
185:2.11 Perverting our nation and stirring up o. to rebellion.
our permission
101:4.2 It is limited by o. for the co-ordination and sorting
130:1.4 we shall, in accordance with o., freely translate his
our personalities
37:4.2 for the purpose of helping o. native personalities in
105:1.6 is that phase of the Infinite which we perceive in o.
our petition
180:2.1 with the assurance that the Father will grant us o..
our physicists
31:9.7 the second universe of outer space, where already o.
our piety
161:2.4 O. springs from repentance, but his piety springs
our place
151:6.7 Jesus said to Andrew, “Let us return to o. place.”
our plans
28:6.2 is the paramount question in all o. for the cosmic
31:0.13 absolutely loyal and always co-operative with all o..
65:5.4 the vindication of o. original plans and life patterns.
our plantings
131:1.9 God is just: What fruit we receive not from o. in this
our power
22:9.6 do all in o. to compensate their deficiencies, but they
our prayers
142:7.16 we suffer on earth, and not always are o. answered.
144:5.49 Hear these o. for your own sake; Be pleased to make
our preaching
151:2.5 using illustrations for o., we should employ true
our problem(s)
22:10.4 O. second problem was embodied in a High Son
22:10.4 Concerning o. third problem, the records of
34:2.6 thoughtful students of o. look forward to the
37:8.2 are always willing to help us with the solution of o.
our proclamations
131:1.3 God knows all—our secrets and o.; he also knows
our profit
2:5.3 does he “chasten us for o. own profit, that we may
our progress
144:5.18 Sustain us this day in o. along the path of truth.
our prophets
175:1.4 Generation after generation have we sent o. to teach
our prosperity
87:5.6 “If the spirits are jealous of o. and beauty, we will
our protector
131:4.2 God is o.—he stands by the side of his creatures—
our purpose
58:4.4 O. in making three marine-life implantations was to
121:8.1 it has been o. to make use of the so-called Gospels of
our quest
160:5.11 while we dedicate o. to the lures of the unknown
our quota
37:8.7 Advisers, the legal minds of the realm, we have o.,
our rate
44:4.4 O. of reducing thought to a permanent record can
our realm(s)
13:2.8 spheres which are wholly outside o. of experience.
37:4.3 the instructions which constitute their mission in o.
our recognition
17:6.5 Master Spirit, this entity is immediately lost to o.,
our redeemer
131:2.7 “God is our Father; the Lord is o..
our refuge
4:1.4 “The eternal God is o., and underneath are the
131:2.3 God is o. and strength, a very present help in trouble.
our relationship
1:1.1 the recognition of o. personal relationship with the
16:9.13 concurrent realization of o. fraternal relationship
our religion
131:10.0 10. “OUR RELIGION”
131:10.1 was in the habit of referring to such beliefs as “o..”
131:10.8 I see God in these other religions, I find him in ‘o.’
159:3.10 O. is throbbing with new life and new meanings.
our rest
145:4.2 Let us go to o., for tomorrow we must be about
172:4.3 Jesus said, “Let us go up to Bethany for o..”
our restatement
121:8.14 utilized in the elaboration of o. of Jesus’ life on
our retirement
65:3.6 to o. from active participation in evolution.
our righteousness
150:5.2 Father that his name ‘shall be called the Lord o..
our ruler(s)
35:9.8 It is the contention of o. high rulers that, while such
119:7.4 struggle which would ensue when o. condescended
131:4.3 The Lord is o., shelter, and supreme controller,
190:5.3 chief priests and o. delivered him up to the Romans
our salvation
128:1.10 the Deliverer of the worlds, and the Captain of o..
150:8.5 our Creator and the rock of o.; our help and our
our Savior
150:8.5 o. and the Savior of our fathers; our Creator and
our secrets
131:1.3 God knows all—o. and our proclamations; he also
our segment
16:3.20 the headquarters of the seventh superuniverse, o.
our selection
65:3.3 ancestral frog represented o. third selection,
our self-glorification
48:4.15 of our Makers, o. becomes sublimely ridiculous,
our self-importance
48:4.15 When we are tempted to magnify o., if we stop to
our senses
131:4.5 We have attained wisdom by the restraint of o.,
our seraphim
38:5.3 o. complete their training and are commissioned as
our sins
187:4.1 Better that we should seek forgiveness for o. and
our Solitary Messengers
23:4.4 Are all o. efficient Solitary Messengers going to be
our son(s)
164:4.7 by his mother, answered: “We know that this is o.,
181:2.16 o. brethren-sons are dealt with as individuals in all
our Sons
35:9.8 o. of the Lanonandek order have been created with
our souls
131:5.3 same time nearest to us in that he dwells within o..
131:5.5 lay hold upon us and minister saving power to o..
131:10.2 should learn how to commit the keeping of o. to
144:3.8 Refresh o. souls with the water of life.
144:5.70 to your good spirit, and a satisfaction to o. helpers.
145:3.8 restore our health, heal our diseases, and save o..”
160:3.1 that he may spring forth to the refreshment of o.
162:2.9 and his words were comforting even to o..
187:4.1 seek forgiveness for our sins and salvation for o..”
our Source
144:5.74 O. all-faithful Source and all-powerful Center,
our sovereign or Sovereign
119:4.4 Full well we all knew that o. beloved Sovereign
119:5.1 In due time o. departed, but the broadcasts of the
127:6.13 He is o. sympathetic friend, experienced sovereign,
189:2.1 of the bestowal experience of Michael o., but we
our speculations
55:10.11 two features of o.: If the Creator Sons are destined
our spirit(s)
101:2.13 “the Spirit itself bears witness with o. that we are the
131:4.5 O. loathes all evil; therefore, O Lord, free us from
144:5.23 receive into your own bosom o. faithful spirits.
161:2.6 he is always sympathetic with o. troubled spirits.
163:6.2 my Father, we will send forth o. spirits into the
182:1.6 likewise be in us; that both of o. indwell them.
our state
48:4.2 really accomplish for us, in o., what ideal humor is
our statements
101:4.2 many of o. regarding the physical sciences will
our status
117:2.4 One thing is certain: O. is fixed by Trinity embrace,
our steps
144:5.28 Sanctify o. steps and co-ordinate our thoughts.
144:5.91 While we beseech you to guide o. wayward steps in
our streets
166:3.4 and drink with you, and did you not teach in o.?
our struggles
117:4.1 O. with the vicissitudes of time in the evolutions of
our students
12:1.13 suggests to o. star students that even the seven
12:1.14 O. of these phenomena are in doubt as to the
our success
87:5.6 we will disfigure ourselves and speak lightly of o..”
our superiors
48:4.7 grows out of our faith in the loving overcare of o.
56:10.23 by a technique authorized by o., in the year 1934
101:4.2 very rigorously limited by the instructions of o..
119:8.9 English language, by a technique authorized by o.,
our superuniverse
15:3.3 spheres decreases away from the chief plane of o..
15:5.13 universe, and Uversa, the seat of government of o..
15:11.3 Never yet, in the history of o., has the deliberative
17:0.12 Your local universe is administered as a part of o. by
18:4.9 through every one of the ten major divisions of o..
22:10.7 We now have in o. about one and a quarter million
23:0.2 for the time being within the jurisdiction of o..
24:6.7 in the assurance that, eventually, pilgrims from o.
41:6.2 O. is sprinkled with minutely pulverized stone.
44:4.3 This is known as the tongue of Uversa in o..
our supervision
30:3.10 Vast reserves of beings not under o. are mobilized
62:5.9 choice, the twins did migrate, and because of o. they
our support
155:4.2 his spirit is o. in the establishment of the kingdom
our Supreme Directors
48:4.7 are of our superiors and in the divine stability of o..
our teacher(s)
66:5.15 Make us a pleasure to o. divine teachers and forever
137:2.2 John, and through much kindness of heart has o.
our teaching(s)
93:5.5 Nahor: “Come to Salem, where you shall hear o. of
142:3.8 O. provides a religion wherein the believer is a son
143:1.2 that the religion of the heathen is superior to o.
151:2.6 And that is that o. of the gospel of the kingdom,
159:2.1 Rejoice that already o. has begun to manifest itself
174:5.3 when he wrote: ‘Lord, who has believed o.?
177:5.2 in the temple, and who seemed to believe o..
our technique
189:2.1 We do not propose to employ o. of dematerialization
our thinking
6:4.3 we find it difficult to differentiate it in o. from the
131:5.3 Through o. good thinking the wise Creator will
our thoughts
3:3.2 he understands o. afar off and is acquainted with
131:4.3 and divine Vivifier; let his spirit fully direct o..
144:5.28 Sanctify our steps and co-ordinate o. thoughts.
our time(s)
22:2.6 that we spent o. passing through Vicegerington
135:9.6 but John forbade, saying: “O. are in the hands of
our trespasses
131:4.5 We crave forgiveness from the Lord for all of o.
our trials
143:3.2 I suggest that no mention be made of o. and troubles
our troubles
35:3.22 o. administrative troubles have so turned the whole
143:3.2 I suggest that no mention be made of o. and trials
our uncertainty
36:4.8 Regardless of o. as to the future of the midsoniters,
our understanding
13:1.5 features of this great and divine ministry from o..
16:8.2 to define personality, we may attempt to narrate o.
32:5.6 to tell you somewhat of o. of things eternal.
108:1.8 At least this is o., a belief which we hold as the
120:4.5 miracle—the operation of universal laws beyond o..
127:6.13 He is o. brother, sympathetic friend, experienced
190:5.6 he opened up to o. the teachings of the Scriptures!
our undertaking
19:5.8 to us, actually contributing to the success of o..
our universe or our local universe
33:1.4 To o. and all its inhabited worlds the Sovereign
34:1.4 personalization of the Third Source in o. that the
35:1.3 The Melchizedeks of o. were all created within one
35:9.6 O. has been unfortunate in that over seven hundred
35:9.8 Of all the local universes in Orvonton, o. has, with
35:9.8 The Creator of o. has full authority and power to do
37:1.9 Bright and Morning Star of o. is known as Gabriel
37:8.3 tertiary Universe Circuit Supervisor stationed in o..
37:8.6 one hundred million conciliating commissions in o..
39:9.2 o. is adequately supplied with completion seraphim,
41:0.1 just as certainly terminates at the outer borders of o..
41:0.1 That which is pervaded by o. Mother Spirit is
41:1.2 of the fourth order are permanently assigned to o..
43:5.3 He saw service in many constellations throughout o.
45:2.1 In o. these sovereigns are intrusted with large
75:8.6 work in perfection; o. was not created in perfection.
75:8.7 But in o. evolving universe of relative perfection and
106:8.20 has become manifest to o. own universe age in the
119:5.3 spirit was none other than the bestowed ruler of o..
148:3.4 this incarnated Sovereign of o. had become
176:4.7 presence of this same Jesus, sovereign ruler of o..
our uprisings
3:3.2 “God knows our downsittings and o.; he
our urges
140:4.10 methods of gratifying o. natural and inherited urges,
our utmost
175:1.2 I and my apostles have done o. to live in peace with
our view
119:4.1 the Salvington dispatching field and was lost to o..
134:3.8 to prepare o. of the Master’s Urmia teachings
our viewpoint
32:5.6 I have done my best to portray something of o.,
our vigor
131:5.3 he is o. wisdom, life, and vigor of soul and body.
our visitor colony
30:3.12 Fully one half of o. consists of “stopovers,”
our way(s)
3:3.2 our thoughts afar off and is acquainted with all o..”
155:6.19 the west toward Phoenicia, said: “Let us be on o..”
our whims
65:5.3 just to suit our convenience, much less to gratify o.
our will
144:5.53 Even so, not o. will but yours be done.
our wisdom
131:5.3 he is o. wisdom, life, and vigor of soul and body.
our wise nature
131:5.4 God is o., best thought, and righteous act.
our work
62:7.6 we realized that o. was finished, and our group
138:7.4 “It is not the will of my Father that we begin o. in
190:1.5 Men, I declare to you that we have finished o..
our world
119:1.5 this visiting Son of our order disappeared from o.
119:1.5 fellow Melchizedeks, for this stranger on o. has
ours
48:7.13 The act is o.; the consequences God’s.
117:5.5 “The act is o., the consequences God’s.”
131:10.6 This new religion of o. is very full of joy, and it
155:4.2 the real difference between their religion and o.?
173:4.2 let us kill him and then the inheritance will be o..
ourselves
1:7.4 in spite of the constant changing of both o. and our
16:9.14 we reason o. into the recognition of brotherhood.
23:4.4 These and many similar questions we ask o.,
44:5.8 betake o. to suitable places of rendezvous where we
48:4.15 the functions of humor is to help all of us take o. less
87:5.6 we will disfigure o. and speak lightly of our success.”
129:0.2 The more fully we bestow o. upon our fellows,
130:1.2 enticements, we thereby put o. in the control of
131:2.5 It is God who has made us, and not we o.;
138:7.1 that we use this divine endowment to glorify o.
139:11.9 we must not immediately concern o. with aught
141:5.1 alike and thereby enjoy more harmony among o.?
144:3.1 Master, but we do not desire a form of prayer for o.
160:3.4 often we engage in a fight merely to convince o.
167:4.7 if that is the Master’s choice, then let us acquit o.
177:1.2 We will go off by o. and have a good visit.
182:1.1 I desire that we draw apart by o. while we pray to
182:2.2 Remember, we should all submit o. to the will of
188:3.5 We have dared to explain these things to o somewhat
out—non-exhaustive
1:0.1 garment and stretches o. the heavens as a curtain.”
1:5.3 who stretches o. the heavens as a curtain and spreads
1:5.3 and spreads them o. as a universe to dwell in.”
1:5.3 who brings o. their worlds by number and calls them
2:1.1 “Touching the Infinite, we cannot find him o..
2:1.1 neither can the number of his years be searched o..”
2:1.1 are his judgments and his ways past finding o.!”
2:5.4 “I am he who blots o. your transgressions for my
2:7.6 the recognition of truth because it can be acted o.;
3:5.4 and no one is able to pluck them o. of my Father’s
4:1.6 “He stretches o. the north over the empty space
11:5.5 force of space seems to flow in at the south and o.
11:7.1 would “see” nothing but unpervaded space going o.
13:3.3 in all my long experience in and o. of Paradise.
15:3.16 But farther o. from the eternal center there are fewer
15:4.1 circuited in and o. of the nether Paradise center.
15:4.7 returning routes farther o. and away from the arm
15:5.8 Such catastrophes are infrequent except o. on the
15:8.9 The farther o we go,the more certainly we encounter
16:9.14 Fatherhood is the relationship o. of which we
22:10.5 When I am acting on some remote assignment o.
23:2.16 assigned on a mission o. of Uversa to the central
23:2.21 They are constantly o. on exploring expeditions to
24:0.11 capitals and thence o. through the sectors and local
25:1.3 o. of each thousand, seven hundred and fifty are true
25:2.2 O. of these episodes, reflecting the sevenfold
28:5.20 they are just as effective o. in the universes as at
31:10.16 circles of swarming universes upon universes far o.
32:2.11 Nebadon is well o. towards the edge of Orvonton.
33:3.7 not altogether o. of place to refer to the Universe
33:6.6 Constellation broadcasts are periodically sent o. from
34:4.12 “And o. of the throne proceeded lightnings and
35:4.2 things o. of the ordinary are destined to happen,
37:3.7 is “blotted o. of recorded existence” by the mandate
39:9.3 o. upon the long and enticing journey towards the
41:0.3 Nebadon was physically assembled o. of the stellar
41:9.1 These ultimaton energies escape o. into space,
42:1.8 having gone o. from Paradise, they must return
42:2.7 We know that the space presence going o. from
42:4.14 The quantity of energy taken in or given o. when
42:9.4 possibility of developing a butterfly o. of a caterpillar
42:12.13 And from there on o. through the realms of time
48:6.8 proclaim “the love of God, which casts o. all fear.”
48:6.33 The creation of new pictures o. of old facts, the
48:6.37 things as easily as one if you leave yourself o..
52:5.6 the “spirit of the triumphant Son is poured o. upon
52:6.1 Your world is o. of step in the planetary procession
52:7.1 Again we find Urantia o. of step with its sister
52:7.11 new Jerusalem coming down from God o. of heaven,
52:7.13 the praises of Him who has called you o. of darkness
53:6.5 “Having been automatically thrown o. of the circuits
56:10.17 even pour o. their Spirit of Truth upon all peoples.
58:2.8 hurl charged particles from the sunspot craters o.
60:2.4 the coast extended several hundred miles farther o.
65:6.8 cannot explain how a human being evolved o. of the
66:5.22 But when o. from under the compelling pressure of
67:4.1 Thus were forty o. of the one hundred saved, later
67:7.8 these local disturbances as they are reflected o. upon
70:10.15 Treason—the “selling o.” or betrayal of one’s tribal
71:5.2 to take violence o. of individual competition and to
72:5.2 No grave economic problems have arisen o. of the
72:5.3 all disputes arising o. of industry are passed upon by
73:3.4 “four heads” of the river which “went o. of Eden,”
74:4.3 Van made his way o. through the throng and,
74:8.3 The story of creating Eve o. of Adam’s rib is a
74:8.6 incompatible with the doctrine of creation o. of clay.
75:1.1 They could see no way o. of the dilemma,
76:2.8 And this Adjuster, dwelling within and looking o.,
80:5.3 enabled them to wipe the older race o. of existence.
81:6.21 to substitute oxen for men since this threw men o. of
83:0.3 making something better than an animal o. of himself
83:5.13 were put in isolation one week o. of each month
84:4.8 in an effort to drive the evil spirit o. of her body.
85:0.1 Man creates his primitive religions o. of his fears
85:4.4 a score of negative results, o.-and-o. failures.
86:5.15 The “crying o. of Abel’s blood from the ground” is
86:6.4 Primitive man slowly evolved religion o. of his innate
87:5.4 children were seldom allowed o. after dark,
88:1.7 Primitive man did not make an undue fetish o. of sex;
89:4.1 knocking o. teeth, and cutting off fingers.
90:2.4 but also in the well-known “counting-o.” rhymes.
90:2.4 Once, the person counted o. must die; now, he is
90:3.4 caused disease by enticing the soul o. of the body;
90:4.5 with incantation, rubbing the spirit o. of the body,
93:9.1 when Moses led the Hebrew slaves o. of Egypt.
94:6.3 “Unity arises o. of the Absolute Tao, and from
94:7.6 dying words were, “Work o. your own salvation.”
96:2.3 True, his offspring, coming up o. of Egypt,
96:3.5 intrepid organizer led his compatriots o. of Egypt
96:5.1 Moses led the polyglot horde of so-called Hebrews o
96:5.3 the Hebrews would have come o. of Egypt in
96:5.5 God spoke to you o. of the midst of the fire.”
96:6.4 Touching the Almighty, we cannot find him o..”
97:1.6 The Lord raises the poor o. of the dust and lifts up
97:7.10 I, even I, am he who blots o. their transgressions for
99:1.3 The social ship has steamed o. of the sheltered bays
103:5.9 It lifts man o. of himself and beyond himself when he
103:6.4 reality consists in turning the universe inside o..
103:6.5 former contacting with a universe turned inside o.,
103:7.6 from within, looking o., the same universe appears
106:3.5 as gravity and love reach o. into time-organizing
107:2.7 they are registered in and o. of Ascendington;
111:0.7 Many primitive peoples believed the soul looked o.
112:7.16 galaxies of universes far o. beyond the periphery
115:6.2 creative activity proceeds o. through uncharted space
117:3.7 Supreme’s sovereignty grows in and o. of the acts
118:0.13 Havona perfection, expanding o. into the
118:4.7 The Creator Sons going o. from Paradise are
122:9.13 To grant us that we, being delivered o. of the hand of
123:5.6 men passed in and o. of his father’s repair shop.
123:5.7 “Can any good thing come o. of Nazareth?”
123:5.13 the caravans wended their way in and o. of Nazareth,
124:4.7 “The Lord shall preserve our going o. and our
131:2.10 but the Lord delivers him o. of them all.
131:3.2 from the Buddhist literature: “O. of a pure heart
133:4.4 lead all truth-loving and God-serving mortals o.
135:8.6 coming up o. of the water in silence he took leave
135:9.7 For this cause came I o. of the wilderness to preach
137:2.2 Can such a gift of God come o. of Nazareth?
137:2.6 “Can any such good thing come o. of Nazareth?”
137:6.2 ‘Your brethren hated you and cast you o. for my
138:5.4 why nothing was done to get John o. of prison.
139:6.3 Jesus, “Can any good thing come o. of Nazareth?”
141:1.4 announced, did nothing to get him o. of prison.
141:6.2 to refrain from all efforts to take something o. of
142:3.10 When the children of Israel came o. of Egypt in the
144:5.80 Step by step lead us o. of darkness and into the
145:2.5 when I brought them o. of the land of Egypt, but
145:2.12 the young man by the hand, said, “Come o. of it”—
149:2.9 In one generation Jesus lifted women o. of the
151:6.5 I command you to come o. of this spell.”
151:6.7 story that the demons had gone o. of the lunatic into
152:4.3 John reached down and pulled Peter o. of the sea.
152:4.4 Mark left a portion of the story o. of his narrative.
153:3.5 which proceeds o. of the mouth and from the heart.”
153:4.1 “You know who I am; come o. of him; and I charge
153:4.4 o. of the abundance of the evil in your hearts your
154:0.3 Herod ordered them o. of his council chamber.
155:5.11 faith voyages of daring adventure o. upon the high
155:6.3 I have called you o. of the darkness of authority
158:4.6 “Come o. of him, you unclean spirit; in the name
158:4.7 “Perhaps this sort goes not o. except by the Master’s
158:5.3 Come o. of him, disobedient spirit, and go not back
160:3.1 taking in power while we are here giving o. energy.
161:2.7 Jesus asks us questions to draw us o., not to gain
162:6.1 said, ‘O. of him shall flow rivers of living waters.
167:3.1 been fear-ridden, and all joy had passed o. of her life.
169:1.15 the Father is mindful of such lost ones and goes o.,
169:4.11 he declared: “I have come o. from the Father, and I
171:4.5 either to kill Jesus or to drive him o. of his domains.
171:8.6 I will judge you o. of your own mouth.
172:3.13 in their stead these stones by the roadside cry o..”
173:1.7 every stall and to drive o. the imprisoned animals.
173:1.8 “Have you never read, ‘O. of the mouths of babes
173:5.3 into the highways and the o.-of-the-way places,
180:2.3 the Messiah would be “a stem arising o. of the vine”
180:3.1 I have chosen you o. of the world to represent the
182:1.4 as for those whom I have chosen o. of the world
182:1.5 but I do not ask that you take them o. of the world,
184:1.3 and other commercial traders o. of the temple.
185:5.5 driving the money-changers and the traders o. of the
187:5.2 “Your hand shall find o. all my enemies,”
190:1.5 I have never yet sent o. false information at your
192:1.2 and o. in the open in contact with nature, far away
194:4.4 Repent, that your sins may be blotted o.;
195:6.9 then went o. and turned the whole Roman Empire
195:9.5 a religion which is o. of harmony with its highest
196:3.34 to advance the borders of self-consciousness o.
out-and-out
85:4.4 forgets a score of negative results, o. failures.
out-group
70:1.5 who always disliked and hated the o., foreigners.
out-mating
82:5.8 But it was not possible for o. to become prevalent
out-of-the-way
173:5.3 went out into the highways and the o. places, and
out-pressure
11:2.3 the greater o. of force-energy at the north end of the
out-rival
128:4.1 a center of learning which would o. Alexandria.
outbreak
53:2.4 impressed with the certainty of the impending o. that
53:3.1 the final o. took form as the Lucifer Declaration of
53:4.0 4. OUTBREAK OF THE REBELLION
53:5.1 Upon the o. of the Satania rebellion, Michael took
53:5.3 From the o. of rebellion to the day of enthronement
53:6.1 during the interim between the o. of hostilities and
53:6.2 At the o. of rebellion on Jerusem the head of the
53:7.3 Upon the actual o. of the insurrection the entire
64:6.28 the serious disruption of this regime by the o. of the
66:7.20 At the o. of the rebellion, Dalamatia had a resident
67:2.0 2. THE OUTBREAK OF REBELLION
67:3.1 The o. of rebellion on Jerusem, the capital of Satania
67:3.5 Upon the o. of rebellion, loyal cherubim assumed the
73:6.5 Upon the o. of the rebellion it was regrown from the
123:1.7 an o. of malignant intestinal trouble spread over all
145:3.11 sudden and unexpected o. of supernatural healing,
184:4.2 so aroused as to produce such an o. of protesting
outbreaks
53:5.3 to deal promptly, even summarily, with such o. of
127:6.6 those periodic o. of rebellion against tradition—
185:1.5 The last of these serious o. had to do with the
194:3.1 with the foolish o. of rampant emotionalism.
outbred
82:5.1 The o. individuals were more versatile and had
outbreeding
82:5.1 bad, but that o. was always comparatively better;
82:5.1 It was recognized that o. greatly increased the
outburst
91:8.10 prayer is a spontaneous o. of God-consciousness.
128:6.7 have had some possible excuse for his violent o..
145:4.1 the evening following this great o. of healing,
172:3.12 perturbed by this unexpected o. of popular acclaim
172:3.15 this spontaneous o. of popular enthusiasm.
172:5.2 undertake to evaluate the popular o. of acclaim.
172:5.6 by the suddenness and spontaneity of the o..
outbursts
27:7.3 special o. of supreme adoration and spiritual praise
128:6.7 because of his thoughtless and unwise patriotic o..
128:7.4 by Jude’s belligerent exploits and numerous o..
149:4.2 tendency to give vent to those o. of animal anger
outcast
2:7.4 materialism would sentence man to become an o. in
82:6.4 strata of antisocial, feeble-minded, and o. specimens,
139:7.7 the kingdom wide open to hosts of o. souls who had
139:7.7 O. and despairing men and women flocked to hear
153:2.4 we preached glad tidings to the poor and the o..
159:1.3 let such an unruly member become an o. from the
167:2.2 the byways, and bring hither the poor and the o.,
outcome
2:3.5 This inevitable o. of universe controversy is
70:1.19 for two armies to stake all on the o. of a contest
90:2.7 juxtaposition of heavenly bodies determines the o. of
131:3.5 Joy and happiness are the o. of a good life.
150:3.4 nothing about weather, future events, or the o. of
172:3.3 Jesus well knew what was to be the o. of this visit.
186:2.3 powers of persuasive eloquence to influence the o. of
outcomes
150:3.7 Such o. are purely matters of material chance.
outcrop
59:1.16 The trilobite fossil-bearing strata of this epoch o.
outcrops
60:3.10 porous semirock pick up water at upturned o. and
outdistanced
128:5.3 Hellenistic trend of Jewish affairs had virtually o.
outdoor
124:3.7 thus benefited by wholesome o. physical activities.
outdoors
43:1.3 to embellish all o. on these especially created worlds.
135:11.1 this rugged man of God’s o. languished in that
167:6.6 child be introduced to worship in nature’s o.
outer—see outer belt; outer circle(s); outer circuit(s);
outer limits; outer margins; outer regions;
outer universe(s); outer zone(s); see space, outer
12:1.13 And it is near this o. border, in a far-off corner of
12:2.1 the space regions extending beyond the o. borders
12:2.5 exist in this o. ring of nebulae, suns, and planets.
15:5.8 In the smaller systems the largest o. planet draws
21:0.4 circuits of Havona, advancing from the o. spheres
28:2.2 executive sphere number seven in the o. ring of
31:10.15 Universe Architects respecting these o. creations,
31:10.16 At present, these o. creations are wholly physical;
41:0.1 just as certainly terminates at the o. borders of our
41:6.4 Early in the atomic struggle it loses its o. electron;
41:6.6 Much of the solar calcium is now in the o. crust of
41:7.1 elements may appear in the o. layers of a sun,
41:8.3 retain the internal pressure of support for the o. gas
41:9.4 the weight of the o. materials exactly equals the
41:10.1 the o. surface of the sun began to erupt veritable
41:10.5 this constellation is now traversing the o. fringe of
42:3.8 atoms stripped of the o. (chemically active) electrons
42:7.8 the o. ten electrons of the larger atoms revolve
46:5.24 These exhibits occupy the o. edge of this vast wall.
49:2.13 atmosphere as thin as that of your o. neighbor, Mars,
56:7.9 of those beings who may inhabit these o. creations.
57:3.4 the o. gaseous regions began actually to escape from
57:4.6 Only the o. systems are safe at the time of such a
57:5.5 roots falling back into the sun while the o. sections
57:5.9 The five inner and five o. planets soon formed in
58:2.8 out through space to the earth’s o. atmosphere,
58:2.10 which rage in the realms of these o. ionospheres.
58:5.2 The o. one thousand miles of the earth’s mass
58:5.3 The o. crust was about forty miles thick.
58:5.3 This o. shell was supported by, and rested directly
58:5.4 caused by sliding and shifting of the solid o. crust
58:7.1 rock systems which constituted the o. crust of the
73:5.4 a mile beyond the o. or lesser wall of the Garden.
103:6.6 Likewise must man’s o. experience of reality be
103:6.6 the spiritual and the material, the inner and the o.,
111:4.3 the materialistic pursuits of the sensory or o. world.
111:4.4 The inner and the o. worlds have a different set of
111:4.4 the pursuit of the sensory activities of the o. world.
111:4.10 Ideas may take origin in the stimuli of the o. world,
124:6.5 They laid aside their o. garments as they journeyed
125:2.8 some of the public talks delivered in the o. courts.
135:6.4 proselytes into the fellowship of the o. court of the
166:1.4 motives of the soul as well as on your o. pretenses
179:3.1 as they saw the Master remove his o. garment, gird
184:3.15 was exceedingly angry, and rending his o. garments,
189:1.2 were guarding was now a discarded o. covering
196:3.20 as the motive of inner response to o. conditions.
outer belt
12:1.14 gigantic o. of force activity, there is a space zone
12:4.15 revolutionary movements in a third o. of far-distant
14:1.7 6. The o. of dark gravity bodies, revolving clockwise
14:1.8 third space zone—a semiquiet zone—separating the o.
14:1.15 revolves counterclockwise; the o. revolves clockwise
24:6.4 mortal pilgrim of all time made his way to the o. of
106:2.4 personality cohesion on the pilot sphere of the o.
outer circle(s)
26:5.6 When the work of the o. Havona circle is finished
26:8.5 their own motion, they return to the o. of Havona,
28:4.13 worlds of the superuniverses to the o. of Havona.
46:5.11 and successively elevated so that each of the o.
125:2.8 he was not eligible for admission to even the o. of
outer circuit(s)
5:1.9 being translated from sphere to sphere, from the o.
14:1.16 The o. of dark gravity bodies is arranged
14:1.16 The up-and-down diameter of the o. circuit is fifty
14:3.4 of time are landed on the receiving worlds of the o.
14:4.18 their goal and ideals of creature existence on the o.
17:5.3 the first pilgrims of time arrived on the o. of Havona
24:6.3 your arrival on the receiving world of the o. will
24:6.4 The instant he arrived on the pilot world of the o.,
24:6.6 discoverer of Havona and conduct him from the o. of
24:7.6 Graduate Guide “spontaneously” appears on the o.
26:4.11 o. planetary circuit by the transport personalities
26:5.1 landing of Grandfanda on the pilot world of the o..
41:6.4 agile and loosely attached electrons in the two o.
56:6.2 and on the pilot world of the o. Havona circuit
56:6.4 comprehension of the Supreme on the o. of Havona,
outer limits
12:1.13 one direction, we do, eventually, come to the o.
12:1.13 creation; we come to the o. of the grand universe.
12:3.10 evolution in the space levels beyond the present o. of
42:1.7 there are o. to the presently conceived master univ..
outer margins
11:5.4 3. Occupying the o. of the under surface is a region
11:7.7 quiescence zones and bounded on the inner and o.
12:1.16 being definitely delimited and bounded on its o. by
12:6.13 space present to the o. of the fourth space level.
15:4.8 star clusters predominates near the o. of Orvonton.
outer regions
11:7.4 that of all o. is believed to be actually pervaded by
12:2.1 energy manifestations characteristic of these o.,
12:2.4 calculate that the energy and matter of these o.
12:4.12 cycles of space respiration along with the o. of the
15:0.1 radiations of the Master Spirits, the rim the o. of
41:8.3 internal pressure of support for the o. gas regions,
57:3.4 the o. gaseous regions began actually to escape from
57:3.10 The o. were becoming more stabilized and better
outer universe(s)
11:8.3 gravity operates within the central, super-, and o.,
12:2.4 creation as concentric rings of o. upon universes.
12:4.15 It appears that the second o. of galaxies, like the
13:2.2 If o. are in the making, if they are to be inhabited by
15:8.10 the o. seem to be winding up for unparalleled future
19:6.7 incoming spiritual aristocracy of the successive o..
31:10.10 future needs of the undeveloped potentials in the o.
31:10.11 We venture the forecast of future and greater o. of
31:10.11 These o. will all enjoy the matchless ministry and
31:10.13 to administer these o. in an effort to compensate
42:5.5 the Milky Way, which is the densest plane of the o..
48:3.17 level of the grand universe to that of the future o..
55:10.9 these Creator Sons in connection with the o. now in
55:10.11 If the Creator Sons are destined to the o., the Divine
56:6.4 actually functional in the activities of the future o..
56:7.7 Creator Sons, are destined to function in these o..
56:7.8 conjecture that such a plan must prevail in the o.;
115:3.18 ages, the Havona, the superuniverse, and the o. ages.
116:0.5 expanding in power as the superalmighty of the o..
outer zone(s)
11:5.6 reciprocal adjustment between the inner and the o.
11:5.7 The o. is the largest and most active of the three
11:5.8 This o. pulsates in agelong cycles of gigantic
11:5.9 Though the o. of the Paradise force center is the
outer-spacers
55:12.2 may be in anticipation of the sometime arrival of o.
56:7.9 future age we may witness o. approaching Havona
117:2.6 citizens of the grand universe to compensate the o.
117:2.7 O.—citizens of the next universe age—will have a
outermost
11:5.4 Paradise itself; the o. may possibly be identified
11:5.5 heart whose pulsations direct currents to the o.
11:5.7 proceed spaceward in every direction to the o.
11:6.4 o. limits of both space extensions are, theoretically,
12:1.9 6. The Fourth and O. Space Level.
12:1.15 fifty million light-years beyond the o. ranges of the
12:1.16 and unrevealed creation beyond the fourth and o.
12:6.8 from Paradise to the fourth and o. space level?
13:0.1 in the o. are the seven immense spheres of the Spirit,
14:1.9 over two hundred and forty-five million in the o.,
14:1.11 length of these years decreases from the o. to the
15:10.1 worlds of the Infinite Spirit, o. satellites of Paradise.
23:1.4 even to the individual worlds of the o. universes
26:3.6 located on planet number seventy in the o. circle.
26:3.9 operate from planet number forty in the o. circuit.
32:2.11 From the o. system of inhabited worlds to the center
41:10.5 Satania itself is next to the o. system of Norlatiadek,
42:7.9 members of this fourth and o. group of electrons
106:5.1 from Havona to the fourth and o. space level.
117:4.1 his evolving nature is expanding to the o. limits of
outflowing
8:1.5 o. spirit is instantly grasped by the spiritual gravity of
outgeneraled
84:3.5 at home woman has o. even the most primitive of
outgoing
11:5.8 Absolute there appears to be either an o. or an
11:5.8 Urantia years the space-force of this center is o.;
11:5.9 the incoming and o. phases of this zone are
41:6.3 modified form, by literally riding the o. sunbeams.
53:7.3 all incoming and o. messages were dispatched by
156:5.11 but divine love is o. in all its satisfaction-seeking.
outgrew
74:6.1 Before the size of the Adamic family o. these early
outgrown
95:1.5 never completely o. their disguised forms of sex
101:4.1 revealed religion is destined to be o. in a very short
195:10.8 often leads to the defense of o. systems of worship.
outgrowth
87:0.1 its primitive religious observances were the o. of
87:7.7 egocentric; the new must be the o. of applied love.
88:2.2 Belief in relics is an o. of the ancient fetish cult.
89:7.2 An o. of the passing child sacrifice was the custom of
89:8.2 rite of circumcision was an o. of the cult of partial
91:7.3 such experiences are more often the o. of purely
92:1.5 that “God is a great fear”; that is the o. of purely
96:0.3 evolutionally it is the o. of many unique situational
170:5.7 The church, as a social o. of the kingdom, would
178:1.4 that unselfish social service which is the natural o.
196:0.1 His faith was the o. of the insight born of the activity
outgrowths
170:5.12 should appear as unconscious and inevitable o.,
outlawed
71:5.1 murder having been o. since the early days of society
71:5.1 war has never yet been o. by mankind as a whole.)
72:3.1 And since group dwellings have been o., most of the
72:5.3 Violence has been o. as a procedure in adjusting
outlet
59:4.5 arctic North American inland sea found an o. to the
59:5.19 the Rocky Mountain region, with an o. to the Pacific
outlets
80:2.5 the great influx of Saharans led them to seek o. for
outline
0:0.3 deem it wise to present in this initial statement an o.
11:7.5 about Paradise, its revolution would roughly o. the
26:5.2 an o. of every Paradise requirement is taught by
30:4.34 presents an o. of the career of an ascending mortal.
37:10.6 This narrative cannot be more than a brief o. of the
39:5.14 vibrating, torpedo-shaped o. of glistening luminosity
57:3.4 passing out into space on circuits of irregular o.,
121:8.3 and in accordance with the o. approved by Peter
outlined
56:7.5 in accordance with the technique herewith o.
74:3.5 their plans for the rehabilitation of the world and o.
138:5.4 he o. the plans for proclaiming the kingdom and
outlines
11:6.1 In attempting to imagine the volume o of these space
15:4.1 pervaded space in the exact gigantic o. of Paradise.
63:6.3 During the vogue of a particular animal, crude o.
outlining
137:2.4 Jesus was o. to James the trip through Galilee and
outlive
181:2.3 you are the youngest and will very likely o. these
outlived
60:0.2 Very few types o. the rigorous trials of the preceding
outlook
100:6.8 all this enhanced social o. produces an enlarged
100:7.6 Jesus was very broad in his o..
111:7.3 to cheer you with the clear vision of the eternal o. of
155:1.3 Because their o. is small and narrow, they are able
155:6.8 Every race of mankind has its own mental o. upon
155:6.9 of insight, not uniformity of viewpoint and o..
160:4.14 and the materialist who is devoid of spiritual o..
162:0.2 Vengeance savors not of the o. of the kingdom of
outlooks
74:8.13 These o. on life and man’s place in the universe were
outlying
4:3.5 and making of his Creator personalities in the o.
11:3.3 The Holy Area, the o. or residential region,is divided
12:1.13 neither does it include o. groups of unorganized
12:8.3 Whatever the transformations of force in the o.
13:1.19 There also serve in the central and o. universes many
14:2.7 not because spirit gravity is stronger than in the o.
15:6.15 the frigid o. worlds are unfit to harbor higher life.
67:5.1 new and radical methods were attempted on the o.
74:5.5 Garden and sought to apply these ideas to the o.
74:5.7 one hundred o. trade and social centers where
78:1.9 maintained a culture slightly above that of the o.
117:7.7 we observe that the o. finaliter companies then
outmaneuvered
51:3.4 archrebel, by a wily stratagem, o. the Edenic pair
outmarriage
82:5.3 Religion has been an effective barrier against o.;
82:5.3 usually favored the practice of in-marriage; man, o..
82:5.6 O. dominated because it was favored by the man;
82:5.7 of in-marriage into the modern practice of o..
82:5.9 O. itself was a peace promoter; marriages between
82:5.9 O. led to tribal co-ordination and military alliances;
82:5.9 dominant because it provided increased strength;
82:5.9 it was a nation builder.
82:5.9 O. was greatly favored by increasing trade contacts;
82:5.10 the racial marriage mores are largely due to this o.
outnumber
31:3.1 group varies, though the mortals far o. the seraphim.
outnumbered
88:6.1 Women o. the men among primitive magicians.
outpost
20:8.3 the duties of o. sentinels to those of star students.
79:1.2 The Tarim valley was the easternmost o. of the
182:2.10 David went to his self-imposed task of o. duty,
outposts
67:6.6 These o. of civilization consisted of the descendants
80:7.13 they succeeded in planting so many o. of culture
outpoured
118:10.14 the love of God in his heart will be effectively o. as
139:9.8 believing fellowship with himself and his o. Spirit
150:3.7 with the o. spirit of the Son and the influence of the
194:2.4 to become intellectually conscious of the o. Spirit of
194:3.1 The chief mission of this o. spirit of the Father and
194:3.5 mistook the experience of receiving the o. spirit for
194:3.15 group of disciples, they also received the o. spirit.
194:3.19 The joy of this o. spirit, when it is experienced in
outpouring
42:1.5 The river of energy and life is a continuous o. from
51:5.6 Following this procreative o. of imported ability and
114:6.1 general arrived on Urantia, concurrent with the o. of
145:5.3 why Jesus appeared to be troubled by the mighty o.
162:4.3 the o. of the water symbolized the o. of the divine
179:5.9 for you, the o. of my Spirit of Truth upon all flesh.”
output
28:6.18 The universal economy is based on intake and o.;
58:3.2 The o. of short space rays, whether coming from the
65:6.6 chemical reactions between the hormone o. of a
outrage
136:6.2 violate, or o. his own established natural laws.
136:7.3 nor did anything else which was an o. to his order
outraged
125:1.2 his sense of propriety o. by the sight of the frivolous
155:6.5 sense of mercy, justice, and truth should be o. by
outrageous
149:4.2 ‘Wrath is cruel and anger is o..’
outran
189:5.2 John, being younger than Peter, o. him and arrived
outranked
90:1.1 In many groups the shaman o. the war chief, marking
outranks
112:7.12 and o. the Adjuster in all matters concerned with the
outreach
26:6.3 personality o. which they will so need, in all their
104:4.38 This is the last o. of divinity on the levels of infinity
108:2.2 Creature mind must exhibit the worship o. and
outrun
83:7.5 the Occidental ideal of marriage has suddenly far o.
133:4.6 Do not let your achievement as a builder o. your
outruns
118:8.6 when material achievement o. the evolution of
195:7.7 Man’s conceit often o. his reason and eludes his logic
outside—see outside of
4:4.1 having no o., no beyond, no past, and no future.
12:2.2 the human eye can see only two or three nebulae o.
12:7.9 the impersonal levels that lie o. the fraternal circuit
13:2.8 those phases of these spheres which are wholly o.
15:0.1 o. Havona there are just seven inhabited universes,
15:4.7 though Andromeda, which is o. the inhabited
24:1.1 manipulate all such spirit-energy circuits o. the Isle
27:0.1 Seraphim do not function extensively o. Paradise,
29:3.10 actions of force which are now taking place o. the
31:0.12 No o. influence can ever be brought to bear upon
35:1.4 The Melchizedeks do not function extensively o. the
37:4.1 are a group of volunteering beings, of origin o. the
37:4.3 Nebadon and hence be o. our jurisdiction, but
37:8.10 the assistance of those higher spirits of origin o. the
39:5.17 While Urantia is, at present, o. the spiritual circuits
41:0.1 extends beyond her space presence is o. Nebadon,
43:1.10 and other beings arriving from points o. the sphere;
53:8.2 Satan has perished throughout Satania, that is, o. the
57:5.2 rendered your sun highly responsive to o. influences
58:2.3 findings o. the domain of physics and chemistry
67:2.3 isolated, utterly cut off from all o. counsel and advice
70:7.7 to remain o. the men’s abode with the women and
73:4.3 created by building a smaller wall just o. the main
74:5.3 idea of developing trade relations with the o. world.
74:5.5 But trouble ensued when he went o. the Garden
74:5.5 The moment Adam’s associates began to work o. the
75:0.1 was able to see very little progress o. the Garden;
77:8.11 midwayers exist just o. the range of mortal vision
82:5.3 teachings have proscribed marriage o. the faith.
82:5.6 to get a wife from the o. insured greater freedom
82:5.6 it became the custom to choose partners from o. the
82:5.8 increasing the desire of the Sangik races to mate o.
88:6.2 magic was the term applied to spirit operations o.
101:2.16 critic; religion can never be observed from the o..
103:2.10 the will to be altruistic with some o. himself—God.
103:6.2 the study and examination of his universe from the o.
103:6.3 affords the opportunity of turning the universe o. in.
103:6.5 latter realizing the nature of a universe turned o. in.
104:4.38 realities which lie o. the domain of deified reality.
108:4.4 when a planet is cut off from all o. encircuited
113:4.1 through the soul, but rather from the o. inward,
119:3.4 any direct communication with the o. universe,
121:7.2 Jews had nourished an attitude toward the o. world
124:1.4 being seated on a large stone just o. the back door.
125:0.3 From the Mount of Olives and from the o.,the temple
125:2.6 he must seat himself o. the rail which segregated
125:4.3 putting to death a gentile who had wandered o. the
131:7.3 it is useless to pray for that which is on the o..
132:7.4 Buddha met the misfortune of grounding just o. the
135:4.2 John detached himself from the o. world while he
142:1.1 the apostles conducted many teaching groups o. the
142:1.7 beginning of the spread of the gospel to the o. world.
152:2.5 this quiet spot o. the jurisdiction of all his enemies
154:6.4 “Behold, your mother and your brothers are o.,
156:1.7 now came o., much to their surprise, and said: “O
175:1.18 which spills over would of itself cleanse the o.?
176:1.4 neither let those who are o. dare to enter therein.
183:2.1 Jesus and the eleven were well o. the walls of the
185:0.3 the public trial was held o. on the steps leading up
185:3.1 a private chamber, leaving the guards o. in the hall,
186:1.2 tapping him on the shoulder, called him just o. the
186:1.7 On Judas journeyed through the city and o. the walls,
187:1.10 Simon was stopping with other Cyrenians just o. the
outside of
1:3.6 but he is contactable (o. of Paradise) only in the
3:2.15 o. of Paradise and the central universe of Havona,
6:6.3 for, though these Father fragments are entirely o. of
10:3.9 The First Source and Center functions o. of Havona
13:4.7 most interesting and intriguing spots o. of Paradise
16:2.2 O. of Paradise and Havona the Infinite Spirit speaks
16:5.2 every order of intelligent beings, o. of Paradise and
29:0.10 energy circuits of space o. of the central universe
29:3.9 O. of Havona the Supreme Power Centers
29:4.30 for purposes of communication o. of the regularly
74:6.4 While cooking was universally employed o. of Eden,
75:3.8 (O. of the Garden, multiple mating was a common
78:1.11 The most highly blended race o. of India occupied
80:4.5 The whole inhabited world, o. of China and the
108:3.2 Adjusters are of record (o. of Divinington) only on
108:5.10 beyond the possibility of criticism by any being o. of
119:1.6 cannot be found o. of the records of Sonarington,
121:5.17 O. of Palestine it not always occurred to people
130:7.4 interior position o. of the fixed abode of Paradise.
134:7.1 Jesus made only one more trip o. of Palestine,
139:5.10 first to go forth to win souls for the kingdom o. of
146:4.1 direct control over the synagogues o. of that city.
156:6.8 that Jesus would not be molested if he remained o. of
166:1.4 How carefully you cleanse the o. of the cups and
167:4.1 communication with something o. of, and beyond,
172:1.1 Pilgrims from o. of Judea, as well as the Jewish
175:1.18 for you are scrupulous to cleanse the o. of the cup
184:2.10 crowing of a cock indicates that this all occurred o.
195:7.12 only one vast machine, then man must be o. of the
outsider
121:2.9 they were then ruled by an o., Herod the Idumean,
outskirts
14:1.14 On the o. of this vast central universe, far out beyond
41:10.5 Urantia is comparatively isolated on the o. of Satania
69:3.6 the first inns, public lodginghouses, on the o. of the
93:4.14 all maintained auxiliary centers on the o. of Salem
122:6.1 Jesus’ family dwelt in the o. of the city, and this
122:7.6 they stopped at an inn on the highway in the o. of
139:3.1 James lived near his parents in the o. of Capernaum,
146:4.4 Jesus remained two days in the o. near the mines,
166:2.1 they were posted here on the o. of the city where
outspoken
53:2.4 Lucifer’s first o. disloyalty was manifested on the
100:7.11 Jesus was o. in his love for the sinner and his hatred
123:0.5 Joseph was o. in his preference for Galilee as a
139:4.13 undoubtedly have been killed as was John’s more o.
162:1.6 the enemies of Jesus dared not be too o. in their
173:1.9 they feared the multitudes, who were now so o. in
185:4.3 a different sort of person from the o. prophet who
188:1.2 they were the most o. disciples of Jesus in all
outspread
42:5.16 plunge on through a vast ocean of o. force-energy;
outspreading
105:4.9 the o. of Paradise spirit, and the endowment of mind
outstanding
8:5.1 The o. attribute of the Infinite Spirit is omnipresence.
44:8.2 always an ancestral foundation for every o. talent.
49:2.1 minor variants of these seven o. differentiations:
55:1.4 high social service and for other o. attainments.
60:2.9 The sea urchin was one of the o. mutations of this
60:4.4 Pikes Peak and Longs Peak are o. examples of this
61:2.9 The horse, an o. example of evolution, lived during
64:6.10 The o. characteristic of this race was their peculiar
64:6.29 o. leaders and teachers who markedly influenced a
65:4.7 but the two o. episodes were the appearance of the
65:4.8 Another o. variation of procedure was the late arrival
66:8.1 Caligastia, we find only one o. feature of his
67:3.8 Amadon is the o. human hero of the Lucifer rebellion
67:8.1 the records portray Amadon as the o. character of
70:5.7 being selected because of o. personal abilities or
75:3.8 survival of the superior physique and o. intellect of
92:5.5 by the life and teachings of some o. personality;
92:5.11 the o. religious genius of the post-Melchizedek era
94:6.2 In China, the two o. teachers were Lao-tse and
99:3.15 may become the o. leader of some social, economic,
100:6.1 And the o. characteristics of all religions are:
121:6.4 have been seven o. human teachers: Sethard, Moses,
122:1.2 relieved now and then by numerous o. personalities
124:2.4 Perhaps his most unusual and o. trait was his
124:5.5 his diligent pupil was destined to some o. career,
130:8.5 There was no o. experience in Naples; Jesus and
139:2.9 But Peter was the o. preacher of the twelve;
139:3.4 The o. feature of James’s personality was his ability
139:4.15 John Zebedee eventually became the o. theologian.
139:8.7 held Jesus in reverence because of some o. trait
139:12.2 Judas had no o. trait of personal strength, though he
outstretched
3:6.1 authority over the welfare and destiny of the o.,
91:8.9 are ascending, no bird can soar except by o. wings.
175:1.5 Isaac, and Jacob will keep his hands of mercy o.
outsurge
115:6.6 the o. of Supremacy into the domains of potentiality,
outward—adjective
2:2.3 and beneath all o. manifestations, there is still present
12:4.12 starry clusters and streams are engaged in o. flight
12:4.12 You fail to recognize the present o. expansion of
12:4.12 in this movement of universal o. expansion.
36:2.17 great o. disharmony may prevail from time to time
39:5.14 To o. appearance the seraphim grows pointed at
41:5.1 overcame gravity with a tremendous o. explosion.
42:4.2 metamorphoses, to be followed by its o. physical
46:1.6 when they strike this gas belt in their direct o. flight.
46:7.7 affection for their masters, join in the o. spiritual
51:7.2 the Planetary Adam assumes the o. direction of the
55:7.2 To o. and visible appearances the actual rulers, or
65:2.14 To all o. appearances the elimination of these inferior
69:9.6 insecurity prevented the o. accumulation of capital.
87:1.2 man still pins much faith on the hope that an o.
91:7.3 ecstasy is usually associated with great o. calmness
94:11.7 But though the ceremonies and o. observances of
95:5.7 Ikhnaton was wise to maintain the o. worship of
101:0.2 albeit the o. and social manifestations of religion are
103:7.6 logic may confirm the inward and the o. view,
105:2.7 unity is the o. reflection of the absolute oneness of
110:5.7 complete indifference to any o. manifestations of
112:6.3 On the spiritual level, o. form and inner nature
115:6.5 all their divine associates are reflective of the o.,
124:5.3 this youth, who was, to o. appearances, an average
135:4.5 he endeavored to talk like Elijah; in every o. aspect
136:8.2 the execution of wonders would call forth only o.
137:4.5 permit himself to indulge in some o. demonstration
139:8.9 wanted “to be shown,” but Thomas’s o. expressions
140:1.5 kingdom will not come with an o. show of power
140:5.16 Jesus did not refer to o. or ostentatious mourning.
144:6.7 baptism was to become the initial step in the o.
144:6.10 group undertakings, to legislate on o. observances,
144:7.2 why he refused to produce o. signs of his divine
146:2.8 not the social, economic, or o. religious status of the
146:3.2 certainty does not in the least fear o. analysis,
151:3.10 he largely avoids all controversy and o. clashing with
153:1.2 was the o. turning of the tide of popular fame and
156:4.1 were baptized into the o. fellowship of the kingdom.
157:4.3 he did not approve of such an o. show of respect.
157:4.5 deliver the keys of the o. kingdom—the authority
158:6.4 spiritual realities of the kingdom regardless of the o.
159:2.2 reference was made to the o. and far-flung social
162:2.2 Judge not according to o. appearances but rather
162:7.2 I do not speak of o. subjection to another’s rule;
163:4.4 sons of God, not an o. kingdom of worldly power
167:4.2 the most profound and stupendous o. working of
167:4.5 even on their own terms—conditions of o. glory
167:5.1 Men you may deceive by your o. service, but God
168:0.12 disdain and contempt for the o. show of affection
168:0.12 Jesus resented the show of forced and o. mourning
168:1.4 Jesus resented these o. exhibitions of mourning.
170:3.9 manifests itself as o. and loving service for man.
170:5.13 to the social organization of disciples by the o. rite of
170:5.21 for the time being, an o. church has taken its place;
171:2.4 you need have no fear of that o. victory which you
171:3.4 accounted for the o. courage displayed by his
174:0.2 he said: “Falter not because of o. appearances.
175:1.18 you make the o. performances of your religion to
180:1.2 even though enduring o. sorrow, in the bestowal of
181:2.19 If, for the time being, your work in the o. affairs of
192:2.13 Never allow a change in your o. work to influence
196:1.5 literally to imitate the o. life of Jesus in the flesh but
outward—adverb
0:7.7 now creatively expanding o. in God the Sevenfold
7:2.1 As we pass o. from Paradise through Havona and
11:6.4 universe extends horizontally o. from peripheral
11:7.4 pervaded space extends horizontally o. through the
12:1.3 Proceeding o. from Paradise through the horizontal
12:1.13 As we move from within, from the divine center o.
12:4.12 velocities as your calculations proceed o. in space.
14:4.15 1. Experiential progress o. from the first to the
15:8.8 becomes increasingly difficult as we proceed o. in
17:3.8 is reflected o. to the local universe capitals from
24:0.11 Messengers are encountered from Paradise o.:
26:3.1 Citizens, who traverse these circuits from within o.
26:3.1 the pilot world of the first circuit and proceeding o.
28:4.13 operating inward to Paradise and o. to the worlds of
41:6.4 This calcium atom moves o. by alternate jerks of
56:7.1 Extending o. from Paradise, each new domain of
101:9.7 to project his estimation of moral values directly o.
103:7.3 he will likewise be reaching o. and spaceward for
103:7.6 From o., looking within, the universe may appear
104:2.3 he recognize the Trinity sovereignty extending o.
105:7.18 Center may proceed onward and o. throughout
106:0.3 It appears to be moving o. from Paradise, for the
106:1.3 through the Eternal Son to the Father and o. through
109:1.5 Adjusters are in nature evolving o. and downward
115:6.6 and o. toward infinity and the Absolutes therein.
117:6.3 through which the love of the Father flows o. to all
160:3.1 the refreshment of our own souls while in transit o.
outwardly
106:9.12 and o. devoted to the wholehearted service of the
112:6.3 mortals may be o. beautiful though inwardly
139:12.2 though Judas had many o. appearing traits of culture
166:1.5 while o. they appear beautiful, are inwardly full of
175:1.19 Many of you are like whited sepulchres, which o.
175:1.19 appear o. to men as holy and righteous, but inwardly
outweighed
67:8.4 than can ever be o. by the sum total of all the evil
outworking
2:1.10 they are revealed in relation to the o. of the plan of
4:1.1 There is a providence of divine o. on your world, but
12:2.1 the mighty o. of the unsearchable plans of the
15:13.2 the o. of the mortal-ascension plans of the Paradise
21:1.3 but as we observe the practical o. of the Michael
32:4.10 Thus we behold the o. of the ideal and infinite love
32:5.1 eternal project which the Gods are supervising and o.
36:2.12 the actual o. of these plans is intrusted to the Life
62:7.4 mechanically interfere with the natural o. of the
65:7.2 the hand of nature and the o. of natural processes,
67:7.8 we can always discern the beneficial o. of these local
70:1.16 a narrative of the evolution of society—the natural o.
77:2.8 the o. of the original plan of utilizing this planet as a
81:6.40 these require the passing of time for the full o. of
101:5.10 Evolutionary religion is the o. of the endowment of
102:2.2 rather the o. of that sublime partnership of man
135:11.3 constrained himself not to interfere in the o. of the
136:1.4 that when he observed the o. of this arrangement,
137:5.3 untangling of this complicated situation to the o. of
139:12.12 During the o. of Judas’s anger-conceived plans of
140:10.6 the natural o. of this inner experience of the soul as
170:0.2 the subsequent o. of the kingdom idea as it is
174:1.5 Love is the o. of the divine and inner urge of life.
183:1.2 which was in keeping with the o. of natural events,
outworkings
4:2.6 the imperfect o. of the development, growth, and
outworn
89:1.6 regulations but also obsolete, o., and useless taboos.
89:10.1 the thought patterns of salvation have become o.
92:2.3 creedal perpetuation of ancient and o. customs.
92:7.3 the worst in their lingering superstitions and o. rituals
155:6.5 truth should be outraged by submission to an o.
oven
122:6.2 the shelter which covered the o. and the mill for
over—non-exhaustive; see talked over; turned over
4:1.4 “for the eyes of the Lord are o. the righteous,
4:1.6 “He stretches out the north o. the empty space and
8:4.8 the eyes of the Lord which are ever o. the righteous”
26:9.3 The test of time is almost o.; the race for eternity has
26:10.5 truly wish you might live your lives o. once again.
27:7.5 hover o. you, and inspire you to true worship.
32:5.2 transient scaffolding that bridges o. to the other side,
34:5.4 This dual spirit liaison hovers o. the worlds,
47:3.7 You begin o. there right where you leave off down
48:3.13 you will learn a language o. there much as you do
48:4.10 there is agreeable pleasure in living o. again the
50:1.2 the exaltation of their own minds o. and above the
58:5.8 to slide downhill, o. the underlying semiviscous lava
67:2.4 Caligastia “God of Urantia and supreme o. all.”
69:8.6 Slavery was the bridge o. which society passed from
80:8.3 dwelt in houses erected on piles or log piers o. the
81:2.17 This structure could then be daubed o. with clay
83:2.3 The carrying of the bride o. the threshold is
84:4.9 of women protected men from o.-sex indulgence,
84:5.3 When might is right, man lords it o. woman;
86:1.2 constant dread of unseen calamity hung o. these
86:4.5 Beings who could not count o. twenty could hardly
89:7.1 their first-born soon possessed great advantages o.
91:8.8 the thought of talking things o. with God in a purely
92:5.12 and of the ultimate victory of light o. darkness.
96:1.11 believed Yahweh to be supreme o. all other gods.
96:4.3 maintain that Yahweh was o. and above all,
96:5.4 You shall reign o. many nations, but they shall not
96:5.4 many nations, but they shall not reign o. you.”
97:10.1 the truth of the one God o. all to every nation.
100:5.4 conversion which consists in factors o. and above
102:5.1 universes, potential is always supreme o. the actual.
102:5.2 the supremacy of spirit potentials o. mind actuals is
102:5.3 the spiritual potentiality of religion is dominant o.
102:6.7 faith is always triumphant o. doubting, for faith is
102:6.7 truth o. error, experience o. theory, spiritual
102:6.7 spiritual realities o. the isolated facts of time and
107:6.4 the Adjusters traverse space o. the instantaneous
107:6.5 the entire grand universe o. the material-gravity
108:2.1 o. the universal mind-gravity circuit of the Conjoint
108:3.1 that extends through races, o. dispensations, and
108:5.2 he now carries o. from circle to circle those items
108:6.4 reaches the mind o. the nerve-energy mechanism of
110:4.1 stream of cosmic intelligence coming in o. the master
110:7.10 until the very end, until the last earth struggle is o.;
111:2.1 the totality of mind is dominant o. the parts of
111:6.2 he is triumphant o. nature and o. all things temporal
112:2.16 great phases of increasing volitional dominance o.
112:4.12 flash forth the mandate of advanced standing o. the
112:5.22 onetime scaffolding which, having bridged you o.
114:7.17 lovingly cherished and just as faithfully watched o.
122:8.5 did sing anthems of glory o. the Bethlehem manger,
123:3.7 Before the year was o., the family income had trebled
124:6.10 on this same spot he stood and wept o. the city
125:4.2 On the brow of Olivet he paused and wept o. the
126:4.9 they hung on the wall o. James’s small workbench.
127:1.4 stumbled o. his sayings and misinterpreted his doings
127:2.10 The crisis for the time being was o., but never was
128:1.7 a merciful and understanding sovereign ruler o. them.
131:2.4 his tender mercies are o. all his creation; he heals
131:4.2 He exercises universal lordship o. all.
131:4.5 He is supreme o. all and in all.
132:5.19 employ money-power to gain unfair advantage o.
133:2.2 man has no rightful authority o. woman unless
133:6.2 young man who had received promotion o. his head.
134:8.10 The period of rest is o.; I must return to my Father’s
135:5.2 the days of their affliction were almost o.;
135:8.6 an apparition immediately o. the head of Jesus,
135:8.6 A great change came o. the countenance of Jesus,
135:11.4 he finds no occasion to doubt and stumble o. me.”
136:7.2 For he shall give his angels charge o. you, to keep
136:7.3 from the lack of control o. the element of time in
137:1.6 Before men, others may take precedence o. you,
137:8.4 Yahweh is a great king o. all the earth.
137:8.6 respecter of persons; his love and mercy are o. all.
139:2.6 the Master’s reply, begged to be washed all o..
139:3.2 adequately provoked, and when the storm was o.,
139:12.13 When the sordid and sinful business was all o., Judas
140:6.8 “But you will stumble o. my teaching because you
141:4.1 Jews had long conceived of God as a king o. all,
142:4.2 is revealed as the universal Spirit Ruler o. all?
145:2.15 Jesus stood o. this sick woman, holding her hand,
146:2.14 the prayer for divine guidance o. the pathway of
148:9.3 Who are you that you sit in judgment o. me?
149:2.12 Jesus exercised a peculiar drawing power o. men,
149:4.2 ‘he who has no control o. his own self is like a
150:8.8 who will go o. the sea for us to bring the
150:9.3 hill, where they were minded to shove him o. the
150:9.3 just as they were about to push him o. the edge of
151:2.8 Now that the tension was o., Peter and Nathaniel
151:5.1 “I am weary of the throngs; let us cross o. to the
151:5.2 the heated air rises in a pocket o. the lake during the
151:5.3 evening gale that caught the boat carrying Jesus o.
151:5.3 so strong that the waves began to wash o. the boat.
151:5.6 regarding the Master as having absolute power o.
151:6.6 swine and drove most of them o. a precipice into
155:5.10 the victory of spiritual faith o. intellectual doubt
156:2.1 “This world is only a bridge; you may pass o. it, but
156:5.5 Beauty is always triumphant o. ugliness in the
157:4.5 the keys of the outward kingdom—the authority o.
157:6.4 Jesus taught that the spirit was easy victor o. both
159:1.2 the shepherd has found his lost sheep, he lays it o.
159:1.2 I declare that there is more joy in heaven o. one
159:1.2 one sinner who repents than o. ninety and nine
159:2.4 herd of swine and rushed them headlong o. the cliff
161:2.5 Jesus grieves o. the spiritual obstinacy of the
162:2.2 Thus will they be deprived of authority o. that to
162:6.3 on earth and in the Father’s Paradise o. there.”
164:3.8 went up to Josiah and put the clay o. his sightless
165:3.3 kill the body, after that have no more power o. you
165:4.1 Said Jesus: “Man, who made me a divider o. you?
167:3.1 touching her bowed-o. form on the shoulder, said:
167:3.2 bowed-o. form being the result of her depressed
167:4.2 his hitherto unexhibited power o. life and death.
167:7.5 the joy in the presence of the angels of heaven o. one
169:1.2 o. his shoulder and tenderly carried it back to the
169:1.2 I say there is more joy in heaven o. one sinner who
169:1.2 who repents than o. the ninety and nine just
169:1.4 joy in the presence of the angels of heaven o. one
169:3.2 cannot go to you, neither can you come o. to us.
170:1.6 the triumph of good o. evil at the end of the world.
170:4.13 5. The transcendency of the spiritual o. the material
171:0.6 the rulers of the gentiles lord it o. their subjects,
171:3.5 Jesus as immortal and already triumphant o. death.
171:6.1 short of stature, he could not see o. their heads.
171:8.3 saying, ‘We will not have this man to reign o. us’?
175:4.15 a vast concourse of celestial beings hovered o. this
176:1.1 this gospel will triumph o. all enemies and, eventually
177:4.4 o. and above all, just then, a new and dominating
179:3.9 know that the kings of the gentiles have lordship o.
179:4.3 John, who reclined on Jesus’ right hand, leaned o.
179:4.4 leaning forward o. the table, Peter addressed John,
179:4.5 the power of truth might triumph o. the deceptions
181:2.11 shall sit down with me in my kingdom o. there.
181:2.20 Your office of stewardship is about o..
181:2.26 the critical material mind of man can triumph o. the
181:2.27 you will all be in great danger of stumbling o. me.
181:2.28 I promise that I will not stumble o. anything you may
182:3.11 faith had asserted itself o. all human tendencies to
184:1.5 Annas, you know that you could have no power o.
184:3.14 power and once more reign o. the hosts of heaven.
184:4.6 is now revealing to the worlds the final triumph o.
185:7.2 Then said Jesus: “You could have no power o. me
185:7.2 You could exercise no authority o. the Son of Man
186:1.7 tied the other about his neck, and cast himself o. the
188:5.2 that his life and death do win men o. to goodness
188:5.6 cross an eternal symbol of the triumph of love o. hate
188:5.6 and the victory of truth o. evil when he prayed,
190:1.2 in the linen sheet and threw them o. a near-by cliff.
192:2.10 And when the work down here is o., you shall
194:2.12 eventually come to hover o him and dwell within him
194:3.2 Does faith, after all, triumph o. evil, sin, and iniquity
194:3.13 there shines out o. the world the spectacle of God
195:0.5 The triumph of Christianity o. the philosophic
195:6.1 When the materialistic-secular panic is o.,
195:6.4 this writing the worst of the materialistic age is o.;
195:9.1 be patient! when the present superstition revolt is o.,
over-sex
84:4.9 This quarantine of women protected men from o.
overaggregated
15:8.6 When mass becomes o. and threatens to unbalance
overall
116:4.4 The Seventh Master Spirit is (in his o. supervision of
overanxious
146:2.16 “Be not constantly o. about your common needs.
overattractive
129:3.5 up an o. and attention-consuming personal career.
overawe
12:7.12 the matchless character of God to o., stagger, or
87:6.13 cursing was a coercive practice designed to o. minor
overawed
85:4.3 Windstorms with thunder and lightning o. early man.
122:9.28 Joseph and Mary were silent—confused and o..
159:3.2 not to be o. by shrewd eloquence or crushed by
162:1.7 in publicly appearing in Jerusalem o. his enemies;
173:2.1 the triumphal entry into Jerusalem so o. the Jewish
overawing
136:6.6 either for the benefit of himself or the o. of his
136:8.2 call forth only outward allegiance by o. the mind;
overbalance
57:5.13 sufficient to o. the gravity grasp of Angona and to
overboard
152:4.3 Peter slept and actually stepped o. and into the water
overburdened
83:5.13 (Such o. wives only managed to exist by virtue of
132:4.2 most benefit from his personal ministry were o.,
156:5.5 o. with the deceptive suppression of mortal desires
overcame
41:5.1 energies resulting from atomic dismemberment o.
61:3.10 the horse never fully o. the deep-seated propensity
93:9.2 a sadness in the heart of Abraham that he never o..
139:4.7 but John never o. his disinclination to talk; he never
139:8.4 his suspicious doubting, which Thomas never fully o.
195:3.2 Rome o. the tradition of nationalism by imperial
195:10.2 the spirit of love o. the fact of physical origin.
overcare
12:6.8 Existentially such o. is probably attributable to the
48:4.7 humor grows out of our faith in the loving o. of our
133:1.4 absolute confidence in my heavenly Father’s o.;
140:8.2 Jesus’ teaching to trust in the o of the Father was not
181:1.8 of the divine Father’s wise and sympathetic o..
196:0.11 doubted the certainty of the heavenly Father’s o..
overcast
126:2.8 Mary, and even the children, were o. with sadness.
overcharge
173:1.2 At one time or another systems of exorbitant o.
overcharging
173:1.6 heated argument had arisen over the alleged o. of a
overchastise
110:7.10 and without intent to o. or discourage, for me, make
overcome
19:5.9 it may be the mission of these Inspired Spirits to o.
34:3.6 helper of the Creator Son, enabling him to o. and
35:9.9 until the results of insurrection are partially o. and
37:8.2 render invaluable service to us in our efforts to o.
42:4.8 Heat can thus largely o. gravity stability.
42:4.11 from Paradise minus the resistance of the forces o. in
45:2.3 until all the results of the former folly have been o.
64:6.22 Caligastia betrayal, nor did they ever completely o.
66:5.25 never could they o. their great fear of the explosive
68:2.1 society is the result of man’s early efforts to o. his
74:3.10 had so won the hearts and o. the intellects of the
75:5.4 Serapatatia was o. with consternation and beside
78:8.5 No one of these city groups was able to o. the
80:5.5 France, but the last great military resistance was o.
84:6.5 greatly multiply versatility and o. inherent limitations,
86:6.4 Civilized man provides schemes of insurance to o.
91:5.3 If you truly desire to o. the habit of criticizing some
93:6.2 of Abraham, greatly increased, could easily o. them.
95:1.5 Never did the Salem teachers o. the popularity of
95:5.11 priests could not fully o. the monotheistic wave.
98:3.2 unable to o. the influence of the spreading Etruscan
123:0.5 but it required three weeks to o. Mary’s objections
127:2.10 favor; the division of sentiment was never fully o..
130:2.4 I predict that the good in you could o. the evil in
130:6.2 The youth was almost o., but he managed to
131:1.7 “In your lives overthrow error and o. evil by the love
131:3.6 Pay good for evil; o. evil with the good.
137:4.9 the human heart of Jesus was o. with compassion
142:5.3 born of the spirit has in himself the power to o. all
148:5.3 Intelligent application would enable man to o. much
156:5.5 And again I say to you, be not o. by evil but rather
156:5.5 not overcome by evil but rather o. evil with good.”
159:5.10 end that they might effectively o. evil with good.
159:5.14 o. evil with good—the positive and righteous method.
166:2.1 common affliction was more than enough to o. all
168:2.4 They were pale with fright and o. with astonishment.
172:5.4 then was he downcast and o. by disappointment
177:4.4 Judas was suddenly o. with indignation that Peter,
181:1.5 I have o. the world, and in me you shall all triumph
182:2.7 so o. by the unusual nature of the Master’s farewell
182:2.12 John was so o. with combined devotion and curiosity
183:3.4 They were o. with surprise at his calm and majestic
190:4.1 they were too much o. with awe and fear to venture
191:1.4 Peter was o. by the realization that he had talked
192:4.7 neither could he o. the enthusiasm of the disciples,
194:3.11 are equipped to o. evil with good, to vanquish hate
overcomes
4:4.9 “the victory which o. the world, even your faith.”
19:6.2 o. the experiential handicap of having always lived
34:7.6 is the victory that o. the flesh, even your faith.”
131:3.6 He is the greatest of warriors who o. and subdues
142:5.3 doubt, and this is the victory that o. all uncertainty,
overcoming
29:4.1 other types of beings in o. the action of gravity and
46:2.8 escaping planetary gravity and o. the air resistance.
76:2.6 contribute much toward really o. the character
84:6.6 and in the o. of manifold cosmic difficulties.
101:4.2 We see no way of o. this difficulty, either now or
133:7.12 this victory is achieved in the o. of evil with the
143:0.2 with the exception of Judas, succeeded in o. much of
194:3.12 that was Jesus and his gospel of o. evil with good.
overconscientious
34:7.7 ignorant, mistaught, or unfortunately o. persons.
overconservative
149:4.3 against the dangers of the dullness of o. mediocrity
overcontrol
0:1.10 is tantamount to universal o. and supersustenance,
0:11.8 The Unqualified Absolute is a positive universe o.
0:11.8 this o. is space-force unlimited but is definitely
1:2.10 the eternal God exercises cosmic o. of the physical
7:1.5 the emerging experiential o. of the Supreme Being.
10:5.1 totality attitudes, co-ordinate action, and cosmic o..
10:7.0 7. THE OVERCONTROL OF SUPREMACY
10:7.4 We do not find the o. of Supremacy to be wholly
10:7.5 function of the Supreme and the o. of the Trinity.
10:8.2 certain phases of the absonite o. of the Trinity.
12:6.0 6. UNIVERSAL OVERCONTROL
12:6.1 co-ordinated morontias, spirit o., and personality
14:6.29 is the real source of that indispensable universe o.
15:8.9 be indicative of some universal o. of all things.
18:3.9 the co-ordinated and perfect administrative o. of the
21:2.11 to invest the associated Mother Spirit with the o. of
21:2.12 the cosmic o. inherent in the space presence of the
26:6.2 reality of an almighty o. of the time-space creations.
29:3.3 associated with the cosmic o. of the Supreme Being.
29:3.12 the master universe energy o. of the Unqualified Ab.
31:10.11 all enjoy the matchless ministry and supernal o. of
42:2.14 functioning under the time-space o. of the Supreme
42:10.1 being progressively subjected to the o. of living
42:12.15 as it is in turn responsive to the ultimate o. of spirit.
45:7.8 duly blended by the spiritual o. of the Adjuster.
49:5.18 The system administration and the constellation o. of
56:1.2 the Deity Absolute motivates the exquisite o. of all
56:1.4 divine and directive o. of all basic energy systems.
56:7.5 and successive eras of new administrative o..
56:7.5 the Ultimate foreshadows his transcendental o. of
65:0.0 THE OVERCONTROL OF EVOLUTION
98:1.3 of Zeus except for their retention of the o. of Fate.
109:5.5 electrochemical o. both operate to delimit the sphere
111:2.10 spiritual forces which are under the o. of a fragment
112:2.14 the master tissues, the fundamental chemical o.,
114:2.4 planets, which remain under the o. of Constellation
114:6.1 aside from the o of the planetary Most High observer
114:6.8 The group now functioning in the o. of international
116:1.4 The Almighty o. of the grand universe is not
116:1.4 In the seven superuniverses it is primarily material
116:4.4 in personal contact with (and has o. of) the seven
116:5.15 with the concepts of mind subject to the o. of spirit.
116:6.5 Power Directors are incomplete without the o. of
116:7.1 those co-ordinating centers of magnificent o.
118:2.4 a Deity administration will function under the o. of
118:2.4 (the Omnipotent) exercising the o. of supertime and
118:8.0 8. CONTROL AND OVERCONTROL
118:10.4 the composite of the other-than-personal o. of the
118:10.8 to a point of final precision through the o. of mind,
118:10.11 The providence of the o. of Supremacy becomes
118:10.20 Providence is in part the o. of the incomplete
overcontroller
1:3.6 the Father is, in potential, the o. of matter, mind,
116:5.11 The Almighty Supreme is evolving as the o. of the
overcontrollers
0:1.9 first creature-identificational level as time-space o. of
0:1.10 effective o. and absonite upholders of the master
23:4.2 with the absonite regime of the master universe o.—
134:5.4 The rule of the Most Highs, the o. of political
overcontrolling
134:4.9 in the mutual recognition of some o. influence of
overcrowded
122:7.7 The inn was o., and Joseph accordingly sought
overdeveloped
103:2.10 the altruistic drive may become so o. as to work
overdevelopment
48:4.14 avoid an o. of the notion of one’s self-importance.
69:1.1 their o. unfailingly detracts from the worth-whileness
102:3.1 factors of religion are important, but their o. is
193:4.3 suspicion and o. of the individualistic tendency.
overdose
195:10.18 as a result of an o. of mysteries and paganism,
overemphasis
149:2.4 This o. of the personality of Jesus in the theology
overemphasizing
2:7.9 the same unwise course of o. the goodness of God
overendowed
195:7.7 mortal man is not o. with consistency and wisdom.
overenlightenment
66:6.6 to uplift the backward races by overteaching and o..
overfast
118:8.6 For when culture advances o., when material
overflow
27:7.6 accommodate the ever-increasing o. of the spiritual
102:3.4 allow the o. of the welling-up of eternal goodness
148:5.5 and when the rivers of adversity o. you, I will not
178:1.11 Let all mankind benefit from the o. of your loving
overflowing
68:1.1 primitive man was not naturally o. with the spirit of
78:7.1 The river dwellers were accustomed to rivers o. their
122:7.7 but every room in Bethlehem was filled to o..
124:6.15 filled his human heart to o. with affectionate pity for
125:0.6 Father be filled with goodness and o. with mercy.
130:6.3 fill your soul to o. because of the consciousness
131:8.3 How great and mighty are his o. influence and
135:9.2 preach to the o. throngs which gathered around John
137:6.1 The synagogue was crowded to o..
150:8.3 and with much o. pity has he pitied us, our Father
154:6.4 entrance to the house, but it was crowded to o..
163:2.11 When the apostolic treasury was o., Judas put
180:5.8 golden rule, they are filled to o. with the assurance
181:2.29 atremble with intense emotion and o. with love for
195:10.1 should be more than conquerors, even o. sources
overflows
131:3.2 and my heart o. with the bliss of peaceful trust.
overgrown
94:10.2 Tibetan rituals reveals an o. brotherhood of priests
overgrowth
68:2.5 But today society is top-heavy with the o. of
overhanging
63:3.4 the time of an earthquake by the falling of an o. rock.
63:5.4 They regularly dwelt under the shelter of o. cliffs
136:7.1 Jesus was seated under the shade of a tree on an o.
155:4.2 While pausing for lunch under the shadow of an o.
171:8.14 there before the apostles in the shade of an o. rock
187:5.4 a distance where they were sheltered by an o. rock.
overhead
46:1.4 of Urantia sunlight when the sun is shining o. at ten
108:6.8 When the clouds gather o., your faith should accept
151:5.4 asleep in the stern of the boat under a small o.
151:5.5 shower, vanished, and the stars of heaven shone o.
overhear
178:2.6 Judas drew closer that he might o. their conversation
overheard
93:9.3 Abraham one night had o. a plot to murder him in
157:1.3 All of this had been o. by the secret messenger of
182:0.1 and o. much of what the Master said from this
182:2.12 Mark saw and o. all that transpired during those last
183:3.9 having o. the captain’s orders to arrest them, Jesus’
overhearing
183:5.2 Judas marched along near the captains, o. all that
overhonor
140:8.14 to correct the Jewish tendency to o. ancestors.
overhung
171:6.1 into a sycamore tree whose spreading branches o.
overindulged
82:1.10 No emotion or impulse, when unbridled and o., can
overindulgence
84:8.2 And this o., this widely spread pleasure mania,
overindulgent
147:5.9 make it appear that God is like some o. and unwise
overjoyed
125:4.1 The three youngsters were o. to greet Jesus, and he
145:5.3 the spirit of healing when all the people were o.,
169:1.9 to complete his confession because the o. father
overland
79:7.6 Chinese merchants traveled the o. routes through
94:9.2 Gautama’s gospel braved the perils of the o. caravan
130:0.3 After their stay in Rome they went o. to Tarentum,
133:4.14 traveled on a small boat which could be carried o.
152:7.3 Thence, o. they went by Ramah and Chorazin to
overlap
58:3.4 gases of the great binary stars which o. and hence
68:5.10 three stages o., men hunt and women till the soil.
84:5.14 own special sphere, albeit they will ever and anon o..
134:5.6 sovereignty evolves by organization as families o.
overlapping
40:9.1 In the fusion experience there is no o.; will creatures
65:7.7 o. of ministry—the phenomenon of the higher
72:3.5 there is a strange o. of religion and philosophy.
80:9.13 These were the times of the New Stone Age o. the
overload
28:6.15 to o. the individual only courts disaster and insures
68:2.5 groans wearily under the tremendous o. of luxury
101:3.13 9. Lives and triumphs irrespective of the crushing o.
overloaded
82:6.7 As long as present-day races are so o. with inferior
overlook
46:5.10 can walk about on the Sons’ promenades and o.
46:5.11 gleaming brightness and are so elevated as to o. all of
65:4.1 Do not o. the fact that Urantia was assigned to us as
81:2.2 must not o. the fact that your early ancestors had
83:6.4 society must not o. the unenviable situation of
87:5.1 humans were so afraid they might o. some honor
100:7.5 But his superb originality did not cause him to o. the
103:3.1 you should not o. the influence of the clan or tribal
110:3.4 mere trifles of living, while you almost wholly o.
123:5.13 to the south Jesus could o. the broad and fertile plain
143:1.4 But you should not o. the fact that even divine
194:3.6 Do not o. the fact that the Spirit of Truth was
195:9.1 Do not o. the value of your spiritual heritage,
overlooked
92:7.12 o. the man—the courageous hero—Joshua ben Joseph
94:8.17 His followers o. the fact that the highest happiness
97:9.12 And so there appears in your record (o. by Judahite
122:5.9 land which so charmingly o. the surrounding
188:4.1 death of Jesus on the cross which should not be o..
overlooking
46:5.20 and successively elevated circles, each o. the inner
46:5.23 I doubt not that this vast promenade o. the circles of
122:7.6 the foot of Mount Sartaba, o. the Jordan valley,
124:6.6 camped near the base of the highest mountain o. the
173:5.5 they pitched their tents in the hillside ravine o. the
overlooks
46:5.11 each of the outer and larger circles o. the inner and
overlords
113:5.4 They are not o. or directors; they are simply
121:2.6 the downfall of a succession of gentile national o.
135:5.1 to explain their continuous subjugation to gentile o..
overlordship
97:8.3 But five hundred years of the o. of alien rulers was
121:2.9 Herod the Idumean, who had seized the o. of Judea
overloved
177:2.2 therefore you have not been o. so as injuriously to
overly
63:2.1 for this reason had never been o. popular with their
81:3.3 The early races were not o. neat and clean, and the
93:6.8 he was not o. pious, but he was thoroughly sincere
95:3.5 Egypt was intellectual and moral but not o.
overlying
41:9.4 gas elasticity of the suns upholds the o. layers of
58:5.7 heavier ocean beds, plus the weight of the o. water,
59:3.9 Immediately o. the Niagara deposit, in many
overmagnify
139:6.5 “Judas, watch carefully your steps; do not o. your
overmastering
47:6.3 the o. motivation of the realization of a common
110:3.2 essential to the final attainment of that o. desire.
overmaterialize
15:8.6 intervene unless gravity’s own tendency to o.
overministry
34:6.1 they become increasingly blended with the o. of the
overmuch
53:3.6 He intimated that they had been debauched by o.
91:7.13 When prayer becomes o. aesthetic, when it consists
91:7.13 There is a certain danger associated with o. private
99:3.5 The church, because of o. false sentiment, has long
103:9.11 Faith must not be o. influenced by its emotional
126:5.9 o time for idle meditation or the indulgence of mystic
149:4.3 Jesus pointed out that o. sympathy and pity may
159:3.3 While o. self-respect may destroy proper humility
159:3.11 while you withhold o. pity from those cowardly souls
163:4.5 4. Avoid loss of time through o. social visiting and
167:6.6 mere massive ornateness and o. embellishment
172:5.5 prevent his becoming o. depressed by the apparent
195:3.9 in the affairs of government, from o. paternalism,
overnight
74:4.3 which had remained behind with Adam and Eve o..
134:9.2 Jesus and John stopped o. at Bethany with Lazarus
137:2.9 remained o. with Joseph in Jesus’ boyhood home.
158:4.7 and requested the father to remain with them o.
158:6.1 They remained o. with Celsus, and that evening in
159:6.4 David maintained an o. relay messenger service
182:2.5 Jacob, once a runner on the o. messenger service
196:2.4 a religion, the divine Jesus (Christ) almost o.
overoptimistic
97:8.2 Ecclesiastes was a worldly wise reaction to these o.
overorganization
95:7.1 of Machiventa’s instructions regarding o..
195:9.10 Christianity is threatened by slow death from o.,
overplanning
160:4.11 sometimes o. for the future defeats its own high
overpopulation
68:6.3 During periods of land scarcity and associated o.,
68:6.11 From a world standpoint, o. has never been a serious
81:6.12 fertility there soon occurs the serious problem of o..
overpower
71:1.2 or settled agriculturists to o. and enslave them.
153:4.3 despoil his goods except he first o. and bind that
overpowering
84:1.7 maternal instinct in the human species is not o.;
129:3.5 Jesus wanted to make no unusual or o. appeals to
159:3.2 O. arguments and mental superiority are not to be
overran
58:7.10 the ancestors of those forms of plant life which o.
60:2.10 Dinosaurs so o. the land that two species had taken
60:3.7 early Cretaceous seas and soon o. the continents.
61:2.9 the middle of this period and o. the western plains.
61:3.6 and they soon o. the entire world except Australia.
61:6.4 westward around the Mediterranean and soon o. the
64:7.14 these physically strong indigo peoples o. Egypt,
78:8.3 In a short time they o. all Mesopotamia, driving
78:8.5 these barbarian cavalrymen from the northeast o.
79:4.2 the Dravidians, who o. the entire the entire peninsula
145:4.1 the rejoicing and happy throng o. Zebedee’s home
overrapid
39:4.12 That stagnation is certain death, but that o. growth
overrecruited
23:2.19 the reserve corps of the Solitary Messengers is o.,
38:8.6 highest, and when their corps on Salvington is o.,
overrevelation
30:0.2 It is best that man not have an o; it stifles imagination
overreverence
79:6.9 Chinese had not been weakened by an o. for the past,
overridden
118:8.7 mortal minds of those times had not experientially o..
overrides
134:5.3 the spiritual sovereignty of God o. all intervening
overrule
54:5.7 In this instance they refused to o. the Michael
overruled
139:8.8 if his conservatism was voted down or o., Thomas
overrun
52:1.5 the planets are sometimes o. with the larger types
58:7.11 inland seas are being gradually o. by a profuse and
59:4.13 The earth was being rapidly o. by the new orders of
59:5.2 The land was o. by luxurious vegetation; this was
60:2.3 the land was so o. by them that they literally starved
61:1.14 the world was gradually o. by primitive mammalian
61:3.5 North America was o. by ruminants—deer, oxen,
61:5.7 North America was o. with mastodons, horses, deer,
73:7.1 The peninsula had been o. by these lower-grade
80:4.4 to progress quickly around the Caspian Sea to o. all
80:6.5 by warfare on the Nile, and the country was soon o.,
124:6.6 when the Midianites poured into this region to o. the
145:5.1 the world was filled with physical distress and o.
overrunning
80:9.7 And this o. of all Mesopotamia, Asia Minor, and
overseer
171:1.5 the financial o. of all those large interests of the
overseers
15:10.13 and the following sector rulers and other regional o.:
30:2.146 6. Celestial O..
37:1.7 6. Celestial O..
37:6.0 6. CELESTIAL OVERSEERS
37:6.1 and upbuilding is carried on by the Celestial O..
37:6.1 these o. range the local universe as inspectors of
37:6.7 as members of the Nebadon corps of Celestial O..
65:4.9 were sent as advisers to the Life Carriers and as o. of
96:3.3 superior men had been employed as native o. of their
overserious
48:4.19 thus preventing injurious o. self-contemplation.
overshadow
9:1.8 is competent to minister love and to o. justice with
122:3.1 and the Lord of all the earth shall o. you.”
overshadowed
42:10.7 Nevertheless, all of these levels of mind are o. by
55:5.6 has o. both with an exquisite spiritual achievement
69:1.1 the individual in that personality is o. and initiative
79:8.4 the search for new and higher truth became o. by a
105:3.1 but always should this conception be o. by the
111:7.5 the aims of the best o. by the drift of the worst;
155:6.8 religions of authority become o. by the unifying
158:1.10 a silvery cloud drew near and o. the four of them.
overshadowing
56:10.1 they vaguely discern the reality of the o. ministry of
104:2.3 sovereignty extending out from Paradise and o.
194:2.9 this o. of Jesus’ message by the new teachings
195:4.2 The individual was almost lost before the o. authority
overshadows
1:2.1 God o. all throughout the material realms.
2:2.6 liberating touch of the God of perfection o. the
2:5.7 faithful in the loving-kindness which constantly o. us.
6:3.1 the justice and righteousness of the Trinity but o.
61:7.1 but the action of the ice o. all other phenomena in
118:10.5 God loves each creature as a child, and that love o.
193:5.2 My love o. you, my spirit will dwell with you, and
oversight
24:1.13 together having the o. of all spirit and all material
24:1.14 The circuit supervisors exercise certain o. of those
24:1.16 the o. of those activities which are concerned with
28:2.2 The omniaphim are wholly occupied with the o. of
31:10.1 The senior Master Architect has the o. of the seven
35:6.3 The normal function of the senior associate is the o.
36:2.1 The Melchizedeks have the general o. of the fourth
114:6.5 These celestial ministers are intrusted with the o.
128:2.6 possible permitted him to continue o. of the home.
oversimplifying
19:1.9 philosophical blunder by o. cosmic evolutionary
oversophistication
196:3.17 Through o. or as a result of the irreligious conduct
oversoul
2:3.4 such an isolated personality is absorbed into the o.
94:2.4 absolute union with Brahman, the o. of all creation
94:3.4 the concept of the One Universal O. as the totality of
94:3.5 the engulfment of all personality by the Universal O..
94:3.7 doctrine of the merging of the self-soul with the O.,
117:1.1 The Supreme is the o. of the grand universe,
117:4.2 nonsurvivor, it is absorbed into the o. of creation,
117:5.0 5. THE OVERSOUL OF CREATION
117:5.1 The great Supreme is the cosmic o. of the universe.
overspecialization
149:4.3 vocation, but he deplored all tendency toward o.,
overspecialized
155:1.4 “In all that you do, become not one-sided and o..
overspiritual
110:6.4 o. development tends to produce a fanatical and
overspread
11:5.7 to o. the enormous and incomprehensible domains of
25:2.11 the tribunals of the spheres would be hopelessly o.
43:1.1 crowned with morontia life and o with spiritual glory
59:2.9 nor had the land plants yet o. the continents;
59:4.6 North America was partially o. by seas having
59:4.17 The earth was o. by vast forests of ferns one hundred
59:5.7 scorpions, cockroaches, and locusts, soon o. the
60:3.7 fig trees, breadfruit trees, and palms o. Europe and
60:3.19 And this new flora soon o. the entire world.
61:5.4 England, and it o. western Europe down to France.
80:1.4 The Sahara was an open grazing land o. by herders
81:4.1 the Pacific Islands is o. with the composite races of
81:6.4 was in North America and was o. by the Amerinds
overspreading
98:2.10 the follies of the mystery cults which were then o.
overspreads
5:5.11 the mortal personality at all times o. all conscious
56:0.2 discovering the divine oneness which o. all this
131:8.3 The Supreme o. the universe and sustains it all.
overstressed
2:7.9 The o. and isolated morality of modern religion,
overstrides
118:8.5 As man’s mind successfully o. increasingly
oversupervision
37:4.3 and they operate in Nebadon subject to the o. of
overtake
131:3.6 The fool has said in his heart, ‘Evil shall not o. me’
153:2.1 that the curses of transgression shall surely o. them
159:3.13 that you shall be unafraid when trouble does o. you.
174:5.13 oncoming darkness and confusion may not o. you.
overtaken
47:3.1 resume their lives just where they left off when o. by
140:6.1 went out to find Jesus, and when he had o. him, he
141:8.3 They were o. by a delegation from Mesopotamia that
overtakes
112:3.4 When death o. a human being, the Adjuster remains
112:4.12 If, when death o. you, you have attained the third
overtaking
183:3.9 man in his linen coat, gave chase, almost o. him.
overtaxation
195:3.9 overmuch paternalism, o. and gross collection abuses
overteaching
66:6.6 beings undertake to uplift the backward races by o.
137:7.14 Jesus did not make the mistake of o. them.
overthrew
195:10.18 on to triumph over the barbarians who o. Rome.
overthrow
48:6.32 truths which are essential to its experiential o..
70:6.6 the clans and tribes would simply rise up and o.
75:2.5 was now to meet its complete undoing and final o..
95:6.7 When the Iranian priests sought to o. the teachings
97:1.3 one day with his associates and o. a score of Baal
97:9.25 With the o. of Necho by Nebuchadnezzar, Judah fell
131:1.7 “In your lives o. error and overcome evil by the love
136:9.2 kingdom had to do with the o. of evil in the hearts
149:2.13 that truth which was destined to o. the evil and
173:1.2 their final o. by a mob three years before the
173:1.9 were now so outspoken in their approval of his o. of
175:1.8 Most Highs shall finally o. this nation and destroy
176:1.2 contest could only result in the final o. of the
176:1.3 its preachers to perish in the terrible o. of the Jewish
176:4.2 and as they listened to his predictions of the o. of
179:2.3 he feared none of those who sought his spiritual o.
180:6.7 same revelation of life in effecting the o. of death.
194:4.10 but if it is of God, you will not be able to o. them,
195:7.1 superstition rather than attempting the o. of faith—
195:9.2 conquer an empire of secularism and to o. a world
196:1.2 Christianity fear the jeopardy, or even the o., of
overthrowing
97:2.1 Samuel had been before him, o. the altars of Baal
126:3.6 but he never expected to lead Jewish armies in o.
overthrown
74:8.14 a fact, and the Garden civilization was actually o..
97:5.6 these teachers would have o. the whole bloody
162:2.2 their system of traditional religion will be o.,
194:4.10 if this counsel or this work is of men, it will be o.;
overthrows
28:6.20 The great man is not he who “o. a nation,” but
overthrust
60:3.14 A large segment of rock was o. fifteen miles at the
60:3.14 Canadian border, there was another spectacular o.;
overthrusts
60:4.2 tilting occurred, coupled with enormous o. of the
overtones
48:4.20 an ascendant mortal contributes the o. of divinity
overtook
153:5.1 sorrow had ever equaled that which now o. them.
overtures
75:2.1 offspring of Adam were uninfluenced by the o. of
119:2.5 Lutentia spurned these o. of mercy, well knowing
overturn
173:1.7 and began to o. the tables of the money-changers.
176:3.2 nations o., the age ends, or all things visible crash,
overturned
137:8.15 armies, waits not upon o. kingdoms of this world,
overturning
85:1.2 account either erosion or the results of the o. of soil.
overwhelmed
75:5.6 sons and daughters of Adam and Eve were o. by the
171:1.6 teachings of Jesus were o. by the sudden rise of
overwhelming
139:7.3 for o. gratitude on the part of the former revenue
152:3.1 of their physical needs was profound and o..
160:4.16 the whole enterprise may appear as an o. failure,
187:4.5 there sprang up in his heart an o. sense of love,
187:5.8 the o emotional agony and the acute spiritual anguish
188:5.10 from the days of his youth to this o. spectacle of his
overwhelmingly
79:8.3 the conservatism of an o. agricultural people,
overworked
84:4.9 notions did some good since they gave o. females,
overworld
118:3.4 the co-ordination of the divine and unchanging o.
overwrought
91:7.1 Altogether too frequently that which the o. mystic
143:3.5 Peter was o. and had been more temperamental
Ovid—Phoenician teacher
93:5.4 Terah learned of Melchizedek through O.,
owe
22:10.2 These beings o. their very existence to the fact that
23:2.21 we o. to explorations of the Solitary Messengers as
149:5.3 men o. a duty to themselves to make the best of
159:1.5 taking him by the throat, said, ‘Pay me all you o..’
169:2.4 ‘How much do you o. my master?’ He answered,
169:2.4 he said to another debtor, ‘How much do you o.?’
188:4.3 pay God a debt which mankind had come to o. him.
195:8.7 To the secularistic revolt you o. the amazing
owed
70:4.2 they o. their existence to certain common interests,
79:3.6 the Western Ghats o. their prominence to maritime
128:6.3 they o. no man and for the first time in years had
147:5.4 The one o. him five hundred denarii and the other
159:1.4 confessing that he o. his king ten thousand talents.
159:1.5 stewards who o. him a mere hundred denarii, he laid
owes
132:5.20 The genius o. something to both his ancestors and
195:0.18 Christianity o. much, very much, to the Greeks.
owing
0:3.10 even though it may never actually function o. to the
2:7.3 vary in details o. to this relativity in the knowledge
12:1.10 O. to the enormous encircling masses of the dark
14:1.12 their velocity is enormous, o. to their situation
53:1.4 Very little was heard of Lucifer on Urantia o. to the
58:5.1 almost 25,000 tons to the square inch, and o. to the
60:3.8 o. to the temperature variations of these two bodies
65:5.2 o. to the misfortune of the Adamic default.
65:7.3 And on Urantia, o. to the unique nature of the life
72:1.3 have little foreign trade o. to the universal hostility of
76:0.2 Eve suffered much but survived, o. to superior
76:4.6 ancestors received so little of Adam’s life plasm, o.
102:1.3 O. to the isolation of rebellion, the revelation of
108:5.2 o. to the creature’s inability, or failure, to give a
123:0.1 O. to the uncertainties and anxieties of their
137:7.1 O. to sickness in his family, Jude seldom was
151:2.2 o. to their differing intellectual endowments—and
owls
61:2.12 herons, flamingoes, buzzards, falcons, eagles, o.,
own—non-exhaustive; see own—verb
2:5.3 he sometimes “chasten us for our o. profit, that we
2:5.4 who blots out your transgressions for my o. sake,
2:5.6 he has in his o. way already bridged the gulf.
3:1.4 while that very friend lives within his o. heart.”
5:2.3 the spirit of the Father lives within your o. mind!
6:1.4 Father, glorify me with your o. self, with the glory
6:5.7 Son, “Let us make mortal man in our o. image.”
7:4.4 “Let us make mortal creatures in our o. image.”
10:3.1 said: “Let us make mortal man in our o. image.”
28:6.20 but rather “he who subdues his o. tongue.”
40:7.4 has bestowed himself upon you, placed his o. spirit
48:6.36 If your o. mind does not serve you well, you can
53:9.8 every sin is concealed the seed of its o. destruction”;
94:7.6 his dying words were, “Work out your o. salvation.”
96:7.6 of the crafty; he takes the wise in their o. deceit.”
97:5.5 saying: “But every man shall sit under his o. vine,
97:7.10 who blots out their transgressions for my o. sake,
131:2.8 heart; I will lean not upon my o. understanding.
131:2.10 it is your o. sins which have withheld the good
131:4.3 Says the Lord: ‘I dwell within their o. souls as a
143:2.3 verily, I say to you, he who rules his o. self is
144:5.22 Lead us by your o. hand, step by step, through the
144:5.23 And when our end shall come, receive into your o.
144:5.49 Hear these our prayers for your o. sake; Be pleased
144:5.57 Your o. self to live again in and through us By the
144:5.92 Lead us by the hand in the ways of your o. choosing
145:2.5 Every man shall die for his o. iniquity; every man
147:1.2 wherefore I sent the elders of your o. people.
148:6.4 the Lord is only chastising you for your o. good.
148:9.3 Arise, take up your bed, and go to your o. house.”
149:4.2 while ‘he who has no control over his o. self is like
149:4.5 his o. life was such an eloquent exemplification of
149:5.3 man’s troubles take origin in the fear soil of his o.
150:4.3 a man’s foes become those of his o. household.
150:9.1 prophet is not without honor save in his o. country
151:2.7 In your o. hearts you may often profitably engage
153:2.1 you will be driven to eat the fruit of your o. bodies,
153:2.2 our city, and you have heard him with your o. ears.’
153:2.9 not to do my o. will, but the will of Him who sent
153:3.4 reject the word of God while you maintain your o.
153:5.4 Let each of you look to his o. faith, for one of you
154:6.9 that a man’s foes may be they of his o. household,
155:2.2 earnestly and honestly took stock of his o. soul
155:6.7 God for yourselves and knowing him in your o. souls
155:6.8 Every race of mankind has its o. mental outlook
158:1.2 was related to the universe of his o. creation.
158:2.4 thus choose to follow the inclination of your o. wills,
158:2.4 through even these sorrows of your o. choosing.”
158:6.3 brotherhood must become little in his o. eyes
158:7.5 to gain the whole world and lose his o. soul?
160:3.1 may spring forth to the refreshment of our o. souls
162:2.1 He who speaks for himself seeks his o. glory, but
162:7.4 all of you who deal honestly with your o. souls
162:7.4 I seek not my o. glory, only the glory of my Father
163:3.7 Is it not lawful for me to do what I will with my o.?
164:1.3 perceived that he had fallen into his o. snare,
164:3.13 Jesus chose to perform for a purpose of his o., but
165:2.8 true shepherd; I know my o. and my o. know me.
180:3.1 then would the world love its o., but because you
own—verb
70:9.7 5. Property—the right to o..
84:4.10 forward when a woman could o. the wedding gifts.
84:4.10 Later, woman gained the legal right to o., control,
150:8.5 together did all praise and o. you King and say,
owned
69:9.7 early chiefs o. all the land and were proprietors of
97:3.4 In general, the Baalites o. houses, lands, and slaves.
126:3.1 houses which Joseph and his neighbor Jacob o. in
128:3.3 merchant o. over four thousand caravan camels;
142:7.1 Shall your disciples o. slaves?
owner
69:9.9 to be charged with some part of the o.’ personality.
97:3.3 The word Baal means o..
129:2.4 Jesus became the o. of a house in Capernaum, but
163:3.6 “When evening came, this o. of the vineyard said
172:3.6 As Peter began to untie the colt, the o. came over
172:4.1 the Alpheus twins returned the donkey to its o.,
owners
69:9.13 O. thereof were said to have a “priest’s title.”
132:5.22 to restore all these ill-gotten gains to the rightful o..
134:2.5 Damascus, where the o. of the camels besought him
ownership
69:9.11 Presently a fire site conferred o.; and still later,
69:9.12 The American red man never understood private o.
69:9.14 agriculture was the genesis of the private o. of land.
69:9.14 the survival of the earlier form of collective o..
69:9.16 Private o. brought increased liberty and enhanced
69:9.16 but private o. of land was given social sanction only
69:9.17 have grown up around the private o. of property.
70:6.3 aristocracy was based on the mores of “name o.”
81:2.13 The institutions of slavery and private o. of land
83:2.5 attraction for those older motives of utility and o..
97:3.2 differed in their attitude toward private o. of land.
97:3.3 The cult was largely concerned with land, its o. and
97:9.7 and so were devoted to the Hebrew idea of land o..
owning
126:5.11 gave up the ambition of o. a home in the country.
ox
61:7.13 back and forth over the land were the bear, musk ox
81:2.12 They employed as beasts of burden the ox, camel,
146:2.16 please the Lord better than the sacrifice of an ox or
149:5.2 where love is than a fatted ox and hatred therewith.
167:3.3 on the Sabbath, loose his ox from the stall and
oxcart
130:6.6 had been injured by the breakdown of a loaded o..
oxen
61:3.5 America was soon overrun by ruminants—deer, o.,
61:5.7 woolly mammoths, horses, camels, deer, musk o.,
66:5.5 Men were taught to use o. for burden bearing, but
81:6.21 It was a long struggle to substitute o. for men since
167:2.2 ‘I have bought five yoke of o., and I must go to
173:5.2 My o. and my fatlings are killed, and all is in
oxidized
57:8.20 Meteors falling on the land were largely o.,
oxygen
12:9.3 two gaseous hydrogen atoms with one gaseous o.
12:9.4 determines water is composed of hydrogen and o.;
12:9.4 a further study of these elements discloses that o. is
57:7.6 but there is little or no free nitrogen or free o..
57:7.6 meteoric combustion keeps the atmospheric o.
57:7.9 the incoming meteors kept the o. of the air almost
57:7.9 there was virtually no free o. in the atmosphere;
57:7.9 it did not appear in significant quantities until it was
57:7.10 the ever-stronger friction shield of the o.-enriching
58:2.6 and it is this intense heat that ionizes the o..
59:4.17 the atmosphere was becoming enriched with o..
59:6.12 before the atmosphere contained sufficient o. to
65:6.4 blood to perform in the double role of o. carrier
65:6.4 red blood cells, which carries o. to the living cells
oxygenate
65:6.4 o. their tissues by the action of the iron of the red
oyster
65:2.5 soon followed by the mollusks—the o., octopus,
oysters
59:2.12 then existed and embrace the muscles, clams, o.,
60:2.8 and both cuttlefish and o. continued to evolve.
ozone
58:2.2 short wave lengths are absorbed by a layer of o.
58:2.2 The o. permeating this region, at conditions
58:2.2 o. protects Urantia inhabitants from the excess of
58:2.2 But were this o. layer just a trifle thicker, you
58:2.4 operations similar to the action of this unique o. layer