PART I.
The Central and Superuniverses

• 000. Foreword *
  • I. Deity and Divinity
  • II. God
  • III. The First Source and Center
  The Seven Absolutes
  Reality
  Concept of the I AM
  • IV. Universe Reality
  Paradise
  • V. Personality Realities
  • VI. Energy and Pattern
  • VII. The Supreme Being
  • VIII. God the Sevenfold
  • IX. God the Ultimate
  • X. God the Absolute
  • XI. The Three Absolutes
  • XII. The Trinities
  Acknowledgment
• 001. The Universal Father
• 1. The Father’s Name
• 2. The Reality of God
• 3. God is a Universal Spirit
• 4. The Mystery of God
• 5. Personality of the Universal Father
• 6. Personality in the Universe
• 7. Spiritual Value of the Personality Concept
• 002. The Nature of God
• 1. The Infinity of God
• 2. The Father’s Eternal Perfection
• 3. Justice and Righteousness
• 4. The Divine Mercy
• 5. The Love of God
• 6. The Goodness of God
• 7. Divine Truth and Beauty
• 003. The Attributes of God
• 1. God’s Everywhereness
• 2. God’s Infinite Power
• 3. God’s Universal Knowledge
• 4. God’s Limitlessness
• 5. The Father’s Supreme Rule
The Inevitabilities
• 6. The Father’s Primacy
The benediction
• 004. God’s Relation to the Universe
• 1. The Universe Attitude of the Father
Providence
• 2. God and Nature
• 3. God’s Unchanging Character
• 4. The Realization of God
• 5. Erroneous Ideas of God
• 005. God’s Relation to the Individual
• 1. The Approach to God
• 2. The Presence of God
• 3. True Worship
• 4. God in Religion
• 5. The Consciousness of God
• 6. The God of Personality
• 006. The Eternal Son
• 1. Identity of the Eternal Son
• 2. Nature of the Eternal Son
• 3. Ministry of the Father’s Love
• 4. Attributes of the Eternal Son
Omnipotence, omnipresence, omniscience
• 5. Limitations of the Eternal Son
• 6. The Spirit Mind
• 7. Personality of the Eternal Son
• 8. Realization of the Eternal Son
• 007. Relation of the Eternal Son to the Universe
• 1. The Spirit-Gravity Circuit
• 2. The Administration of the Eternal Son
• 3. Relation of the Eternal Son to the Individual
• 4. The Divine Perfection Plans
• 5. The Spirit of Bestowal
Bestowals of the Eternal Son
Bestowals of the Original Michael
• 6. The Paradise Sons of God
• 7. The Supreme Revelation of the Father
• 008. The Infinite Spirit
• 1. The God of Action
• 2. Nature of the Infinite Spirit
• 3. Relation of the Spirit to the Father and the Son
• 4. The Spirit of Divine Ministry
Creative Daughters
• 5. The Presence of God
• 6. Personality of the Infinite Spirit
• 009. Relation of the Infinite Spirit to the Universe
• 1. Attributes of the Third Source and Center
• 2. The Omnipresent Spirit
• 3. The Universal Manipulator
• 4. The Absolute Mind
• 5. The Ministry of Mind
• 6. The Mind-Gravity Circuit
• 7. Universe Reflectivity
• 8. Personalities of the Infinite Spirit
Functional family of the Third Source and Center
• 010. The Paradise Trinity
• 1. Self-Distribution of the First Source and Center
• 2. Deity Personalization
• 3. The Three Persons of Deity
• 4. The Trinity Union of Deity
• 5. Functions of the Trinity
Finite, absonite, and absolute attitude
• 6. The Stationary Sons of the Trinity
Justice, evidence, and judgment
• 7. The Overcontrol of Supremacy
• 8. The Trinity Beyond the Finite
Limits of mortal destiny
• 011. The Eternal Isle of Paradise
• 1. The Divine Residence
• 2. Nature of the Eternal Isle
• 3. Upper Paradise
• 4. Peripheral Paradise
• 5. Nether Paradise
• 6. Space Respiration
Unpervaded space
• 7. Space Functions of Paradise
Midspace zones
• 8. Paradise Gravity
Force, energy, power
• 9. The Uniqueness of Paradise
• 012. The Universe of Universes
• 1. Space Levels of the Master Universe
• 2. The Domains of the Unqualified Absolute
• 3. Universal Gravity
• 4. Space and Motion
• 5. Space and Time
• 6. Universal Overcontrol
• 7. The Part and the Whole
• 8. Matter, Mind, and Spirit
• 9. Personal Realities
• 013. The Sacred Spheres of Paradise
• 1. The Seven Sacred Worlds of the Father
(1) Divinington
(2) Sonarington
(3) Spiritington
(4) Vicegerington
(5) Solitarington
(6) Seraphington
(7) Ascendington
• 2. Father-World Relationships
• 3. The Sacred Worlds of the Eternal Son
• 4. The Worlds of the Infinite Spirit
Executive abodes of the Master Spirits
• 014. The Central and Divine Universe
• 1. The Paradise-Havona System
Paradise-Havona day
The dark gravity bodies
• 2. Constitution of Havona
• 3. The Havona Worlds
• 4. Creatures of the Central Universe
Havona natives
• 5. Life in Havona
Monotony and adventure
• 6. The Purpose of the Central Universe
• 015. The Seven Superuniverses
• 1. The Superuniverse Space Level
• 2. Organization of the Superuniverses
• 3. The Superuniverse of Orvonton
• 4. Nebulae — The Ancestors of Universes
• 5. The Origin of Space Bodies
• 6. The Spheres of Space
• 7. The Architectural Spheres
Superuniverse time
• 8. Energy Control and Regulation
• 9. Circuits of the Superuniverses
Local universe circuits
• 10. Rulers of the Superuniverses
• 11. The Deliberative Assembly
• 12. The Supreme Tribunals
• 13. The Sector Governments
• 14. Purposes of the Seven Superuniverses
• 016. The Seven Master Spirits
• 1. Relation to Triune Deity
• 2. Relation to the Infinite Spirit
• 3. Identity and Diversity of the Master Spirits
• 4. Attributes and Functions of the Master Spirits
• 5. Relation to Creatures
• 6. The Cosmic Mind
Causation, duty, and worship
• 7. Morals, Virtue, and Personality
• 8. Urantia Personality
• 9. Reality of Human Consciousness
• 017. The Seven Supreme Spirit Groups
• 1. The Seven Supreme Executives
Creature-trinitized Sons
• 2. Majeston — Chief of Reflectivity
• 3. The Reflective Spirits
• 4. The Reflective Image Aids
• 5. The Seven Spirits of the Circuits
• 6. The Local Universe Creative Spirits
• 7. The Adjutant Mind-Spirits
• 8. Functions of the Supreme Spirits
• 018. The Supreme Trinity Personalities
• 1. The Trinitized Secrets of Supremacy
• 2. The Eternals of Days
• 3. The Ancients of Days
• 4. The Perfections of Days
• 5. The Recents of Days
• 6. The Unions of Days
• 7. The Faithfuls of Days
• 019. The Co-ordinate Trinity-Origin Beings
• 1. The Trinity Teacher Sons
• 2. The Perfectors of Wisdom
• 3. The Divine Counselors
• 4. The Universal Censors
Stationary Sons of the Trinity
• 5. Inspired Trinity Spirits
• 6. Havona Natives
• 7. Paradise Citizens
• 020. The Paradise Sons of God
• 1. The Descending Sons of God
• 2. The Magisterial Sons
• 3. Judicial Actions
• 4. Magisterial Missions
• 5. Bestowal of the Paradise Sons of God
• 6. The Mortal-Bestowal Careers
• 7. The Trinity Teacher Sons
• 8. Local Universe Ministry of the Daynals
• 9. Planetary Service of the Daynals
• 10. United Ministry of the Paradise Sons
• 021. The Paradise Creator Sons
The Original Michael
• 1. Origin and Nature of Creator Sons
• 2. The Creators of Local Universes
• 3. Local Universe Sovereignty
• 4. The Michael Bestowals
• 5. Relation of Master Sons to the Universe
• 6. Destiny of the Master Michaels
• 022. The Trinitized Sons of God
• 1. The Trinity-Embraced Sons
Trinitized Sons of Attainment
Trinitized Sons of Selection
Trinitized Sons of Perfection
• 2. The Mighty Messengers
• 3. Those High in Authority
• 4. Those Without Name and Number
• 5. The Trinitized Custodians
• 6. The Trinitized Ambassadors
• 7. Technique of Trinitization
Ascender-trinitized Sons
Paradise-Havona trinitized Sons
Trinitized sons of destiny
• 8. The Creature-Trinitized Sons
• 9. The Celestial Guardians
• 10. High Son Assistants
• 023. The Solitary Messengers
• 1. Nature and Origin of Solitary Messengers
• 2. Assignments of Solitary Messengers
• 3. Time and Space Services of Solitary Messengers
Seraphic and other space velocities
• 4. Special Ministry of Solitary Messengers
Trinitized sons of destiny
• 024. Higher Personalities of the Infinite Spirit
• 1. The Universe Circuit Supervisors
• 2. The Census Directors
• 3. Personal Aids of the Infinite Spirit
• 4. The Associate Inspectors
• 5. The Assigned Sentinels
• 6. The Graduate Guides
Grandfanda, the first ascender
• 7. Origin of the Graduate Guides
• 025. The Messenger Hosts of Space
• 1. The Havona Servitals
• 2. The Universal Conciliators
• 3. The Far-Reaching Service of Conciliators
• 4. Technical Advisers
• 5. The Custodians of Records on Paradise
• 6. The Celestial Recorders
• 7. The Morontia Companions
• 8. The Paradise Companions
• 026. Ministering Spirits of the Central Universe
• 1. The Ministering Spirits
Ministering Spirits of the Central Universe
Ministering Spirits of the Superuniverses
Ministering Spirits of the Local Universes
• 2. The Mighty Supernaphim
• 3. The Tertiary Supernaphim
(1) The Harmony Supervisors
(2) The Chief Recorders
(3) The Broadcasters
(4) The Messengers
(5) The Intelligence Co-ordinators
(6) The Transport Personalities
(7) The Reserve Corps
• 4. The Secondary Supernaphim
Ascenders’ arrival in Havona
• 5. The Pilgrim Helpers
• 6. The Supremacy Guides
• 7. The Trinity Guides
• 8. The Son Finders
Failure to find Deity
• 9. The Father Guides
• 10. The Counselors and Advisers
Assignments of defeated candidates
• 11. The Complements of Rest
Creature-trinitized sons
• 027. Ministry of the Primary Supernaphim
• 1. Instigators of Rest
Nature of rest
• 2. Chiefs of Assignment
• 3. Interpreters of Ethics
• 4. Directors of Conduct
• 5. The Custodians of Knowledge
• 6. Masters of Philosophy
• 7. Conductors of Worship
• 028. Ministering Spirits of the Superuniverses
• 1. The Tertiaphim
• 2. The Omniaphim
• 3. The Seconaphim
• 4. The Primary Seconaphim
(1) The Voice of the Conjoint Actor
(2) The Voice of the Seven Master Spirits
(3) The Voice of the Creator Sons
(4) The Voice of the Angelic Hosts
(5) Broadcast Receivers
(6) Transport Personalities
(7) The Reserve Corps
• 5. The Secondary Seconaphim
(1) The Voice of Wisdom
(2) The Soul of Philosophy
(3) The Union of Souls
(4) The Heart of Counsel
(5) The Joy of Existence
(6) The Satisfaction of Service
(7) The Discerner of Spirits
• 6. The Tertiary Seconaphim
(1) The Significance of Origins
(2) The Memory of Mercy
(3) The Import of Time
(4) The Solemnity of Trust
(5) The Sanctity of Service
(6) and (7) The Secret of Greatness and the Soul of Goodness
• 7. Ministry of the Seconaphim
• 029. The Universe Power Directors
• 1. The Seven Supreme Power Directors
• 2. The Supreme Power Centers
(1) Supreme Center Supervisors
(2) Havona Centers
(3) Superuniverse Centers
(4) Local Universe Centers
(5) Constellation Centers
(6) System Centers
(7) Unclassified Centers
• 3. The Domain of Power Centers
• 4. The Master Physical Controllers
(1) Associate Power Directors
(2) Mechanical Controllers
(3) Energy Transformers
(4) Energy Transmitters
(5) Primary Associators
(6) Secondary Dissociators
(7) The Frandalanks
The Chronoldeks
• 5. The Master Force Organizers
Primary Eventuated Master Force Organizers
Associate Transcendental Master Force Organizers
• 030. Personalities of the Grand Universe
• 1. The Paradise Classification of Living Beings
I. Triune-Origin Beings
II. Dual-Origin Beings
III. Single-Origin Beings
IV. Eventuated Transcendental Beings
V. Fragmented Entities of Deity
VI. Superpersonal Beings
VII. Unclassified and Unrevealed Orders
• 2. The Uversa Personality Register
I. The Paradise Deities
II. The Supreme Spirits
III. The Trinity-Origin Beings
IV. The Sons of God
V. Personalities of the Infinite Spirit
VI. The Universe Power Directors
VII. The Corps of Permanent Citizenship
Composite Personality Groups
• 3. The Courtesy Colonies
(1) The Star Students
(2) The Celestial Artisans
(3) The Reversion Directors
(4) Extension-School Instructors
(5) The Various Reserve Corps
(6) The Student Visitors
(7) The Ascending Pilgrims
• 4. The Ascending Mortals
(1) Planetary Mortals
(2) Sleeping Survivors
(3) Mansion World Students
(4) Morontia Progressors
(5) Superuniverse Wards
(6) Havona Pilgrims
(7) Paradise Arrivals
• 031. The Corps of the Finality
• 1. The Havona Natives
• 2. Gravity Messengers
• 3. Glorified Mortals
• 4. Adopted Seraphim
• 5. Glorified Material Sons
• 6. Glorified Midway Creatures
• 7. The Evangels of Light
• 8. The Transcendentalers
• 9. Architects of the Master Universe
• 10. The Ultimate Adventure

PART II.
The Local Universe

• 032. The Evolution of Local Universes
• 1. Physical Emergence of Universes
• 2. Universe Organization
• 3. The Evolutionary Idea
• 4. God’s Relation to a Local Universe
• 5. The Eternal and Divine Purpose
• 033. Administration of the Local Universe
• 1. Michael of Nebadon
• 2. The Sovereign of Nebadon
• 3. The Universe Son and Spirit
• 4. Gabriel — The Chief Executive
• 5. The Trinity Ambassadors
• 6. General Administration
Local universe time
• 7. The Courts of Nebadon
• 8. The Legislative and Executive Functions
• 034. The Local Universe Mother Spirit
• 1. Personalization of the Creative Spirit
• 2. Nature of the Divine Minister
• 3. The Son and Spirit in Time and Space
• 4. The Local Universe Circuits
• 5. The Ministry of the Spirit
• 6. The Spirit in Man
Dual nature of man
• 7. The Spirit and the Flesh
“This is the way.”
• 035. The Local Universe Sons of God
• 1. The Father Melchizedek
• 2. The Melchizedek Sons
• 3. The Melchizedek Worlds
• 4. Special Work of the Melchizedeks
Melchizedek incarnations
• 5. The Vorondadek Sons
• 6. The Constellation Fathers
• 7. The Vorondadek Worlds
• 8. The Lanonandek Sons
Primary Lanonandeks
Secondary Lanonandeks
Tertiary Lanonandeks
• 9. The Lanonandek Rulers
• 10. The Lanonandek Worlds
• 036. The Life Carriers
• 1. Origin and Nature of Life Carriers
• 2. The Life Carrier Worlds
• 3. Life Transplantation
• 4. Melchizedek Life Carriers
The midsoniters
Salvington Worlds of the Finaliters
• 5. The Seven Adjutant Mind-Spirits
(1) The spirit of intuition
(2) The spirit of understanding
(3) The spirit of courage
(4) The spirit of knowledge
(5) The spirit of counsel
(6) The spirit of worship
(7) The spirit of wisdom
• 6. Living Forces
• 037. Personalities of the Local Universe
• 1. The Universe Aids
• 2. The Brilliant Evening Stars
Created Evening Stars
Ascendant Evening Stars
The Worlds of the Evening Stars
• 3. The Archangels
The Worlds of the Archangels
• 4. Most High Assistants
• 5. High Commissioners
Race commissioners
Nebadon Corps of Perfection
Worlds of the Spirit-Fused Mortals
• 6. Celestial Overseers
Nebadon educational system
• 7. Mansion World Teachers
• 8. Higher Spirit Orders of Assignment
Solitary Messengers
Universe Circuit Supervisor — Andovontia
Census Director — Salsatia
Associate Inspector
Assigned Sentinels
Universal Conciliators
Technical Advisers
Celestial Recorders
Morontia Companions
• 9. Permanent Citizens of the Local Universe
(1) Susatia
(2) Univitatia
(3) Material Sons
(4) Midway Creatures
Abandonters
• 10. Other Local Universe Groups
The Spironga
The Spornagia
Courtesy colonies
• 038. Ministering Spirits of the Local Universe
• 1. Origin of Seraphim
• 2. Angelic Natures
• 3. Unrevealed Angels
• 4. The Seraphic Worlds
• 5. Seraphic Training
• 6. Seraphic Organization
• 7. Cherubim and Sanobim
• 8. Evolution of Cherubim and Sanobim
(1) Ascension Candidates
(2) Mid-phase Cherubim
(3) Morontia Cherubim
• 9. The Midway Creatures
(1) Primary Midwayers
(2) Secondary Midwayers
• 039. The Seraphic Hosts
• 1. Supreme Seraphim
(1) Son-Spirit Ministers
Bestowal attendants
(2) Court Advisers
(3) Universe Orientators
(4) The Teaching Counselors
(5) Directors of Assignment
(6) The Recorders
(7) Unattached Ministers
• 2. Superior Seraphim
(1) The Intelligence Corps
(2) The Voice of Mercy
(3) Spirit Co-ordinators
(4) Assistant Teachers
(5) The Transporters
Seraphic transport techniques
(6) The Recorders
Broadcasters
(7) The Reserves
• 3. Supervisor Seraphim
(1) Supervising Assistants
(2) Law Forecasters
(3) Social Architects
(4) Ethical Sensitizers
(5) The Transporters
(6) The Recorders
(7) The Reserves
• 4. Administrator Seraphim
(1) Administrative Assistants
(2) Justice Guides
(3) Interpreters of Cosmic Citizenship
(4) Quickeners of Morality
(5) The Transporters
(6) The Recorders
(7) The Reserves
• 5. Planetary Helpers
(1) The Voices of the Garden
(2) The Spirits of Brotherhood
(3) The Souls of Peace
(4) The Spirits of Trust
(5) The Transporters
Departure of a seraphic transport
(6) The Recorders
(7) The Reserves
• 6. Transition Ministers
• 7. Seraphim of the Future
• 8. Seraphic Destiny
• 9. The Corps of Seraphic Completion
• 040. The Ascending Sons of God
• 1. Evolutionary Seraphim
• 2. Ascending Material Sons
• 3. Translated Midwayers
• 4. Personalized Adjusters
• 5. Mortals of Time and Space
Mortals of the transient or experiential Adjuster sojourn
Mortals of the non-Adjuster-fusion types
Mortals of Adjuster-fusion potential
The unnumbered series
• 6. The Faith Sons of God
• 7. Father-Fused Mortals
• 8. Son-Fused Mortals
• 9. Spirit-Fused Mortals
Techniques of memory reconstruction
• 10. Ascendant Destinies
• 041. Physical Aspects of the Local Universe
• 1. The Nebadon Power Centers
• 2. The Satania Physical Controllers
• 3. Our Starry Associates
• 4. Sun Density
• 5. Solar Radiation
• 6. Calcium — The Wanderer of Space
• 7. Sources of Solar Energy
• 8. Solar-Energy Reactions
• 9. Sun Stability
• 10. Origin of Inhabited Worlds
• 042. Energy — Mind and Matter
• 1. Paradise Forces and Energies
• 2. Universal Nonspiritual Energy Systems (Physical Energies)
(1) Space potency
(2) Primordial force
(3) Emergent energies
a. Puissant energy
b. Gravity energy
(4) Universe power
(5) Havona energy
(6) Transcendental energy
(7) Monota
• 3. Classification of Matter
• 4. Energy and Matter Transmutations
• 5. Wave-Energy Manifestations
• 6. Ultimatons, Electrons, and Atoms
• 7. Atomic Matter
• 8. Atomic Cohesion
• 9. Natural Philosophy
• 10. Universal Nonspiritual Energy Systems (Material Mind Systems)
(1) Preadjutant-spirit minds
(2) Adjutant-spirit minds
(3) Evolving morontia minds
The cosmic mind
• 11. Universe Mechanisms
• 12. Pattern and Form — Mind Dominance
• 043. The Constellations
• 1. The Constellation Headquarters
• 2. The Constellation Government
• 3. The Most Highs of Norlatiadek
• 4. Mount Assembly — The Faithful of Days
• 5. The Edentia Fathers since the Lucifer Rebellion
• 6. The Gardens of God
• 7. The Univitatia
• 8. The Edentia Training Worlds
• 9. Citizenship on Edentia
• 044. The Celestial Artisans
• 1. The Celestial Musicians
• 2. The Heavenly Reproducers
• 3. The Divine Builders
• 4. The Thought Recorders
• 5. The Energy Manipulators
• 6. The Designers and Embellishers
• 7. The Harmony Workers
• 8. Mortal Aspirations and Morontia Achievements
• 045. The Local System Administration
• 1. Transitional Culture Worlds
(1) The Finaliter World
(2) The Morontia World
(3) The Angelic World
(4) The Superangel World
(5) The World of the Sons
(6) The World of the Spirit
(7) The World of the Father
• 2. The System Sovereign
• 3. The System Government
• 4. The Four and Twenty Counselors
• 5. The Material Sons
• 6. Adamic Training of Ascenders
Parental experience
The probation nursery of Satania
• 7. The Melchizedek Schools
• 046. The Local System Headquarters
• 1. Physical Aspects of Jerusem
• 2. Physical Features of Jerusem
• 3. The Jerusem Broadcasts
• 4. Residential and Administrative Areas
• 5. The Jerusem Circles
(1) Circles of the Sons of God
(2) Circles of the angels
(3) Circles of the Universe Aids
(4) Circles of the Master Physical Controllers
(5) Circles of the ascending mortals
(6) Circles of the courtesy colonies
(7) Circles of the finaliters
• 6. The Executive-Administrative Squares
• 7. The Rectangles — The Spornagia
• 8. The Jerusem Triangles
• 047. The Seven Mansion Worlds
• 1. The Finaliters’ World
Requisite parental experience
• 2. The Probationary Nursery
• 3. The First Mansion World
Morontia Companions
• 4. The Second Mansion World
• 5. The Third Mansion World
• 6. The Fourth Mansion World
• 7. The Fifth Mansion World
• 8. The Sixth Mansion World
Adjuster fusion
• 9. The Seventh Mansion World
• 10. Jerusem Citizenship
• 048. The Morontia Life
• 1. Morontia Materials
• 2. Morontia Power Supervisors
(1) Circuit Regulators
(2) System Co-ordinators
(3) Planetary Custodians
(4) Combined Controllers
(5) Liaison stabilizers
(6) Selective Assorters
(7) Associate Registrars
• 3. Morontia Companions
(1) Pilgrim Guardians
(2) Pilgrim Receivers and Free Associators
(3) Hosts to Celestial Visitors
(4) Co-ordinators and Liaison Directors
(5) Interpreters and Translators
(6) Excursion and Reversion Supervisors
(7) Area and Building Custodians
• 4. The Reversion Directors
Celestial humor
Mortal humor
• 5. The Mansion World Teachers
• 6. Morontia World Seraphim — Transition Ministers
(1) Seraphic Evangels
Original of Twenty-third Psalm
(2) Racial Interpreters
(3) Mind Planners
(4) Morontia Counselors
Stereoscopic effect of mota
(5) Technicians
(6) Recorder-Teachers
Truth and fact
(7) Ministering Reserves
Success, failure, and ego
• 7. Morontia Mota
• 8. The Morontia Progressors
• 049. The Inhabited Worlds
• 1. The Planetary Life
• 2. Planetary Physical Types
(1) The atmospheric types
(2) The elemental types
(3) The gravity types
(4) The temperature types
(5) The electric types
(6) The energizing types
(7) The unnamed types
• 3. Worlds of the Nonbreathers
• 4. Evolutionary Will Creatures
• 5. The Planetary Series of Mortals
(1) Adjustment to planetary environment
Experimental series inspected by Tabamantia
(2) Brain-type
(3) Spirit-reception series
(4) Planetary-mortal epochs
(5) Creature-kinship serials
(6) Adjuster-fusion series
(7) Techniques of terrestrial escape
• 6. Terrestrial Escape
(1) The dispensational or group order of survival
(2) The individual orders of ascension
(3) The probationary-dependent orders of ascension
(4) The secondary modified orders of ascension
(5) The primary modified order of ascension
• 050. The Planetary Princes
• 1. Mission of the Princes
• 2. Planetary Administration
• 3. The Prince’s Corporeal Staff
• 4. The Planetary Headquarters and Schools
• 5. Progressive Civilization
• 6. Planetary Culture
• 7. The Rewards of Isolation
Agondonters
Tabamantia an agondonter
• 051. The Planetary Adams
• 1. Origin and Nature of the Material Sons of God
• 2. Transit of the Planetary Adams
• 3. The Adamic Missions
• 4. The Six Evolutionary Races
• 5. Racial Amalgamation — Bestowal of the Adamic Blood
• 6. The Edenic Regime
• 7. United Administration
• 052. Planetary Mortal Epochs
• 1. Primitive Man
• 2. Post-Planetary Prince Man
• 3. Post-Adamic Man
• 4. Post-Magisterial Son Man
• 5. Post-Bestowal Son Man
• 6. Urantia’s Post-Bestowal Age
• 7. Post-Teacher Son Man
• 053. The Lucifer Rebellion
• 1. The Leaders of Rebellion
• 2. The Causes of Rebellion
• 3. The Lucifer Manifesto
• 4. Outbreak of the Rebellion
• 5. Nature of the Conflict
• 6. A Loyal Seraphic Commander
• 7. History of the Rebellion
• 8. The Son of Man on Urantia
• 9. Present Status of the Rebellion
• 054. Problems of the Lucifer Rebellion
• 1. True and False Liberty
• 2. The Theft of Liberty
• 3. The Time Lag of Justice
• 4. The Mercy Time Lag
• 5. The Wisdom of Delay
Twelve reasons
• 6. The Triumph of Love
• 055. The Spheres of Light and Life
• 1. The Morontia Temple
• 2. Death and Translation
• 3. The Golden Ages
• 4. Administrative Readjustments
The seven stages on a planet
Release of midwayers
Adamic departure
• 5. The Acme of Material Development
• 6. The Individual Mortal
• 7. The First or Planetary Stage
• 8. The Second or System Stage
• 9. The Third or Constellation Stage
• 10. The Fourth or Local Universe Stage
• 11. The Minor and Major Sector Stages
• 12. The Seventh or Superuniverse Stage
The Unqualified Supervisors of the Supreme
• 056. Universal Unity
• 1. Physical Co-ordination
• 2. Intellectual Unity
• 3. Spiritual Unification
• 4. Personality Unification
• 5. Deity Unity
• 6. Unification of Evolutionary Deity
• 7. Universal Evolutionary Repercussions
• 8. The Supreme Unifier
• 9. Universal Absolute Unity
• 10. Truth, Beauty, and Goodness

PART III.
The History of Urantia

• 057. The Origin of Urantia
• 1. The Andronover Nebula
• 2. The Primary Nebular Stage
• 3. The Secondary Nebular Stage
• 4. Tertiary and Quartan Stages
Origin of the Sun
• 5. Origin of Monmatia — The Urantia Solar System
Retrograde motion
• 6. The Solar System Stage
The planet-forming era
Tidal friction
Gravity-tidal explosions
• 7. The Meteoric Era
The Volcanic Age
The Primitive Planetary Atmosphere
• 8. Crustal Stabilization
The Age of Earthquakes
The World Ocean and the First Continent
• 058. Life Establishment on Urantia
• 1. Physical-Life Prerequisites
• 2. The Urantia Atmosphere
• 3. Spatial Environment
• 4. The Life-Dawn Era
• 5. The Continental Drift
• 6. The Transition Period
• 7. The Geologic History Book
• 059. The Marine-Life Era on Urantia
• 1. Early Marine Life in the Shallow Seas
The Trilobite Age
• 2. The First Continental Flood Stage
The Invertebrate-Animal Age
• 3. The Second Great Flood Stage
The Coral Period
The Brachiopod Age
• 4. The Great Land-Emergence Stage
The Vegetative Land-Life Period
The Age of Fishes
• 5. The Crustal-shifting Stage
The Fern-Forest Carboniferous Period
The Age of Frogs
• 6. The Climatic Transition Stage
The Seed-Plant Period
The Age of Biologic Tribulation
• 060. Urantia During the Early Land-Life Era
• 1. The Early Reptilian Age
• 2. The Later Reptilian Age
• 3. The Cretaceous Stage
The Flowering-Plant Period
The Age of Birds
• 4. The End of the Chalk Period
• 061. The Mammalian Era on Urantia
• 1. The New Continental Land Stage
The Age of Early Mammals
• 2. The Recent Flood Stage
The Age of Advanced Mammals
• 3. The Modern Mountain Stage
Age of the Elephant and the Horse
• 4. The Recent Continental-Elevation Stage
The Last Great Mammalian Migration
• 5. The Early Ice Age
• 6. Primitive Man in the Ice Age
• 7. The Continuing Ice Age
• 062. The Dawn Races of Early Man
• 1. The Early Lemur Types
• 2. The Dawn Mammals
• 3. The Mid-Mammals
Origin of the Simian tribes
• 4. The Primates
• 5. The First Human Beings
• 6. Evolution of the Human Mind
• 7. Recognition as an Inhabited World
• 063. The First Human Family
• 1. Andon and Fonta
• 2. The Flight of the Twins
• 3. Andon’s Family
• 4. The Andonic Clans
• 5. Dispersion of the Andonites
• 6. Onagar — The First Truth Teacher
• 7. The Survival of Andon and Fonta
• 064. The Evolutionary Races of Color
• 1. The Andonic Aborigines
• 2. The Foxhall Peoples
• 3. The Badonan Tribes
• 4. The Neanderthal Races
• 5. Origin of the Colored Races
• 6. The Six Sangik Races of Urantia
(1) The red man
(2) The orange man
(3) The yellow man
(4) The green man
(5) The blue man
(6) The indigo race
Purpose of the six races
• 7. Dispersion of the Colored Races
• 065. The Overcontrol of Evolution
• 1. Life Carrier Functions
(1) The physical level of electrochemistry
(2) The usual mid-phase of quasi-morontial existence
(3) The advanced semispiritual level
• 2. The Evolutionary Panorama
• 3. The Fostering of Evolution
• 4. The Urantia Adventure
• 5. Life-Evolution Vicissitudes
• 6. Evolutionary Techniques of Life
• 7. Evolutionary Mind Levels
Mechanical-nonteachable mind
Nonmechanical experiencing mind
• 8. Evolution in Time and Space
• 066. The Planetary Prince of Urantia
• 1. Prince Caligastia
• 2. The Prince’s Staff
• 3. Dalamatia — The City of the Prince
• 4. Early Days of the One Hundred
• 5. Organization of the One Hundred
(1) The council on food and material welfare
(2) The board of animal domestication and utilization
(3) The advisers regarding the conquest of predatory animals
(4) The faculty on dissemination and conservation of knowledge
(5) The commission on industry and trade
(6) The college of revealed religion
(7) The guardians of health and life
(8) The planetary council on art and science
(9) The governors of advanced tribal relations
(10) The supreme court of tribal co-ordination and racial co-operation
• 6. The Prince’s Reign
• 7. Life in Dalamatia
• 8. Misfortunes of Caligastia
• 067. The Planetary Rebellion
• 1. The Caligastia Betrayal
• 2. The Outbreak of Rebellion
• 3. The Seven Crucial Years
• 4. The Caligastia One Hundred after Rebellion
• 5. Immediate Results of Rebellion
• 6. Van — The Steadfast
• 7. Remote Repercussions of Sin
• 8. The Human Hero of the Rebellion
• 068. The Dawn of Civilization
• 1. Protective Socialization
• 2. Factors in Social Progression
• 3. Socializing Influence of Ghost Fear
• 4. Evolution of the Mores
• 5. Land Techniques — Maintenance Arts
(1) The collection stage
(2) The hunting stage
(3) The pastoral stage
(4) The agricultural stage
• 6. Evolution of Culture
The land-man ratio
• 069. Primitive Human Institutions
• 1. Basic Human Institutions
(1) Institutions of self-maintenance
(2) Institutions of self-perpetuation
(3) Institutions of self-gratification
• 2. The Dawn of Industry
• 3. The Specialization of Labor
• 4. The Beginnings of Trade
• 5. The Beginnings of Capital
• 6. Fire in Relation to Civilization
• 7. The Utilization of Animals
• 8. Slavery as a Factor in Civilization
• 9. Private Property
• 070. The Evolution of Human Government
• 1. The Genesis of War
• 2. The Social Value of War
Modern industrialism versus militarism
• 3. Early Human Associations
• 4. Clans and Tribes
• 5. The Beginnings of Government
• 6. Monarchial Government
• 7. Primitive Clubs and Secret Societies
• 8. Social Classes
• 9. Human Rights
• 10. Evolution of Justice
• 11. Laws and Courts
• 12. Allocation of Civil Authority
• 071. Development of the State
• 1. The Embryonic State
• 2. The Evolution of Representative Government
• 3. The Ideals of Statehood
• 4. Progressive Civilization
• 5. The Evolution of Competition
• 6. The Profit Motive
• 7. Education
• 8. The Character of Statehood
• 072. Government on a Neighboring Planet
• 1. The Continental Nation
• 2. Political Organization
• 3. The Home Life
• 4. The Educational System
• 5. Industrial Organization
• 6. Old-Age Insurance
• 7. Taxation
• 8. The Special Colleges
• 9. The Plan of Universal Suffrage
• 10. Dealing with Crime
• 11. Military Preparedness
• 12. The Other Nations
• 073. The Garden of Eden
Tabamantia’s inspection
• 1. The Nodites and the Amadonites
• 2. Planning for the Garden
• 3. The Garden Site
• 4. Establishing the Garden
• 5. The Garden Home
• 6. The Tree of Life
• 7. The Fate of Eden
• 074. Adam and Eve
• 1. Adam and Eve on Jerusem
• 2. Arrival of Adam and Eve
• 3. Adam and Eve Learn about the Planet
• 4. The First Upheaval
• 5. Adam’s Administration
• 6. Home Life of Adam and Eve
• 7. Life in the Garden
• 8. The Legend of Creation
• 075. The Default of Adam and Eve
• 1. The Urantia Problem
• 2. Caligastia’s Plot
• 3. The Temptation of Eve
• 4. The Realization of Default
• 5. Repercussions of Default
• 6. Adam and Eve Leave the Garden
• 7. Degradation of Adam and Eve
• 8. The So-Called Fall of Man
• 076. The Second Garden
• 1. The Edenites Enter Mesopotamia
• 2. Cain and Abel
• 3. Life in Mesopotamia
The Sethite priesthood
• 4. The Violet Race
• 5. Death of Adam and Eve
Michael’s message
• 6. Survival of Adam and Eve
• 077. The Midway Creatures
• 1. The Primary Midwayers
• 2. The Nodite Race
• 3. The Tower of Babel
• 4. Nodite Centers of Civilization
• 5. Adamson and Ratta
• 6. The Secondary Midwayers
• 7. The Rebel Midwayers
• 8. The United Midwayers
• 9. The Permanent Citizens of Urantia
• 078. The Violet Race after the Days of Adam
• 1. Racial and Cultural Distribution
• 2. The Adamites in the Second Garden
• 3. Early Expansions of the Adamites
• 4. The Andites
• 5. The Andite Migrations
• 6. The Last Andite Dispersions
• 7. The Floods in Mesopotamia
Story of Noah
• 8. The Sumerians — Last of the Andites
• 079. Andite Expansion in the Orient
• 1. The Andites of Turkestan
• 2. The Andite Conquest of India
• 3. Dravidian India
• 4. The Aryan Invasion of India
• 5. Red Man and Yellow Man
• 6. Dawn of Chinese Civilization
• 7. The Andites Enter China
• 8. Later Chinese Civilization
• 080. Andite Expansion in the Occident
• 1. The Adamites Enter Europe
• 2. Climatic and Geologic Changes
Flooding of the Mediterranean
• 3. The Cro-Magnoid Blue Man
• 4. The Andite Invasions of Europe
• 5. The Andite Conquest of Northern Europe
• 6. The Andites along the Nile
• 7. Andites of the Mediterranean Isles
• 8. The Danubian Andonites
• 9. The Three White Races
• 081. Development of Modern Civilization
• 1. The Cradle of Civilization
• 2. The Tools of Civilization
(1) The taming of fire
(2) The domestication of animals
(3) The enslavement of captives
(4) Private property
• 3. Cities, Manufacture, and Commerce
• 4. The Mixed Races
(1) The Caucasoid races
(2) The Mongoloid races
(3) The Negroid races
• 5. Cultural Society
Might and right
• 6. The Maintenance of Civilization
(1) Natural circumstances
(2) Capital goods
(3) Scientific knowledge
(4) Human resources
(5) Effectiveness of material resources
(6) Effectiveness of language
(7) Effectiveness of mechanical devices
(8) Character of torchbearers
(9) The racial ideals
(10) Co-ordination of specialists
(11) Place-finding devices
(12) The willingness to co-operate
(13) Effective and wise leadership
(14) Social changes
(15) The prevention of transitional breakdown
• 082. The Evolution of Marriage
• 1. The Mating Instinct
• 2. The Restrictive Taboos
• 3. Early Marriage Mores
• 4. Marriage under the Property Mores
• 5. Endogamy and Exogamy
• 6. Racial Mixtures
• 083. The Marriage Institution
• 1. Marriage as a Societal Institution
• 2. Courtship and Betrothal
• 3. Purchase and Dowry
• 4. The Wedding Ceremony
• 5. Plural Marriages
• 6. True Monogamy — Pair Marriage
• 7. The Dissolution of Wedlock
• 8. The Idealization of Marriage
• 084. Marriage and Family Life
• 1. Primitive Pair Associations
• 2. The Early Mother-Family
• 3. The Family under Father Dominance
• 4. Woman’s Status in Early Society
• 5. Woman under the Developing Mores
• 6. The Partnership of Man and Woman
• 7. The Ideals of Family Life
• 8. Dangers of Self-Gratification
• 085. The Origins of Worship
• 1. Worship of Stones and Hills
• 2. Worship of Plants and Trees
• 3. The Worship of Animals
• 4. Worship of the Elements
• 5. Worship of the Heavenly Bodies
• 6. Worship of Man
• 7. The Adjutants of Worship and Wisdom
• 086. Early Evolution of Religion
• 1. Chance: Good Luck and Bad Luck
• 2. The Personification of Chance
• 3. Death — The Inexplicable
• 4. The Death-Survival Concept
• 5. The Ghost-Soul Concept
• 6. The Ghost-Spirit Environment
• 7. The Function of Primitive Religion
• 087. The Ghost Cults
• 1. Ghost Fear
• 2. Ghost Placation
• 3. Ancestor Worship
• 4. Good and Bad Spirit Ghosts
• 5. The Advancing Ghost Cult
• 6. Coercion and Exorcism
• 7. Nature of Cultism
• 088. Fetishes, Charms, and Magic
• 1. Belief in Fetishes
• 2. Evolution of the Fetish
Images and idols
“Sacred Books”
• 3. Totemism
• 4. Magic
• 5. Magical Charms
• 6. The Practice of Magic
• 089. Sin, Sacrifice, and Atonement
• 1. The Taboo
• 2. The Concept of Sin
• 3. Renunciation and Humiliation
The continence cult
• 4. Origins of Sacrifice
• 5. Sacrifices and Cannibalism
• 6. Evolution of Human Sacrifice
• 7. Modifications of Human Sacrifice
Temple harlotry
• 8. Redemption and Covenants
• 9. Sacrifices and Sacraments
• 10. Forgiveness of Sin
• 090. Shamanism — Medicine Men and Priests
• 1. The First Shamans — The Medicine Men
• 2. Shamanistic Practices
• 3. The Shamanic Theory of Disease and Death
• 4. Medicine under the Shamans
• 5. Priests and Rituals
• 091. The Evolution of Prayer
• 1. Primitive Prayer
• 2. Evolving Prayer
Prayer versus magic
• 3. Prayer and the Alter Ego
• 4. Ethical Praying
• 5. Social Repercussions of Prayer
• 6. The Province of Prayer
• 7. Mysticism, Ecstasy, and Inspiration
• 8. Praying as a Personal Experience
• 9. Conditions of Effective Prayer
• 092. The Later Evolution of Religion
• 1. The Evolutionary Nature of Religion
• 2. Religion and the Mores
• 3. The Nature of Evolutionary Religion
• 4. The Gift of Revelation
(1) The Dalamatian teachings
(2) The Edenic teachings
(3) The Melchizedek of Salem
(4) Jesus of Nazareth
(5) The Urantia Papers
• 5. The Great Religious Leaders
• 6. The Composite Religions
Eleven living religions
• 7. The Further Evolution of Religion
• 093. Machiventa Melchizedek
• 1. The Machiventa Incarnation
• 2. The Sage of Salem
• 3. Melchizedek’s Teachings
• 4. The Salem Religion
The creed
The seven commandments
• 5. The Selection of Abraham
• 6. Melchizedek’s Covenant with Abraham
• 7. The Melchizedek Missionaries
• 8. Departure of Melchizedek
• 9. After Melchizedek’s Departure
• 10. Present Status of Machiventa Melchizedek
• 094. The Melchizedek Teachings in the Orient
• 1. The Salem Teachings in Vedic India
The Rig-Veda
• 2. Brahmanism
Doctrine of reincarnation
• 3. Brahmanic Philosophy
• 4. The Hindu Religion
• 5. The Struggle for Truth in China
• 6. Lao-Tse and Confucius
• 7. Gautama Siddhartha
• 8. The Buddhist Faith
The gospel of Gautama
The moral commandments
• 9. The Spread of Buddhism
• 10. Religion in Tibet
• 11. Buddhist Philosophy
• 12. The God Concept of Buddhism
• 095. The Melchizedek Teachings in the Levant
• 1. The Salem Religion in Mesopotamia
• 2. Early Egyptian Religion
• 3. Evolution of Moral Concepts
• 4. The Teachings of Amenemope *
• 5. The Remarkable Ikhnaton
• 6. The Salem Doctrines in Iran
• 7. The Salem Teachings in Arabia
• 096. Yahweh — God of the Hebrews
• 1. Deity Concepts among the Semites
• 2. The Semitic Peoples
• 3. The Matchless Moses
• 4. The Proclamation of Yahweh
• 5. The Teachings of Moses
Materialistic Providence
• 6. The God Concept after Moses’ Death
• 7. Psalms and the Book of Job
• 097. Evolution of the God Concept among the Hebrews
• 1. Samuel — First of the Hebrew Prophets
• 2. Elijah and Elisha
• 3. Yahweh and Baal
• 4. Amos and Hosea
• 5. The First Isaiah
Micah and Obadiah
• 6. Jeremiah the Fearless
• 7. The Second Isaiah
• 8. Sacred and Profane History
• 9. Hebrew History
Ephraim and Judah *
Saul and David
Solomon and taxation
Israel and Judah
Destruction of the Kingdom of Israel
End of the Kingdom of Judah
The Babylonian captivity
• 10. The Hebrew Religion
• 098. The Melchizedek Teachings in the Occident
• 1. The Salem Religion among the Greeks
• 2. Greek Philosophic Thought
• 3. The Melchizedek Teachings in Rome
• 4. The Mystery Cults
The Phrygian cult of Cybele and Attis
The Egyptian cult of Osiris and Isis
The Iranian cult of Mithras
• 5. The Cult of Mithras
• 6. Mithraism and Christianity
• 7. The Christian Religion
• 099. The Social Problems of Religion
• 1. Religion and Social Reconstruction
• 2. Weakness of Institutional Religion
• 3. Religion and the Religionist
• 4. Transition Difficulties
• 5. Social Aspects of Religion
• 6. Institutional Religion
• 7. Religion’s Contribution
• 100. Religion in Human Experience
• 1. Religious Growth
• 2. Spiritual Growth
• 3. Concepts of Supreme Value
• 4. Problems of Growth
• 5. Conversion and Mysticism
• 6. Marks of Religious Living
• 7. The Acme of Religious Living
• 101. The Real Nature of Religion
• 1. True Religion
• 2. The Fact of Religion
• 3. The Characteristics of Religion
Twelve illustrations of spiritual faith
• 4. The Limitations of Revelation
• 5. Religion Expanded by Revelation
• 6. Progressive Religious Experience
Seven aspects of salvation
• 7. A Personal Philosophy of Religion
• 8. Faith and Belief
• 9. Religion and Morality
• 10. Religion as Man’s Liberator
• 102. The Foundations of Religious Faith
• 1. Assurances of Faith
• 2. Religion and Reality
• 3. Knowledge, Wisdom, and Insight
• 4. The Fact of Experience
• 5. The Supremacy of Purposive Potential
• 6. The Certainty of Religious Faith
• 7. The Certitude of the Divine
• 8. The Evidences of Religion
• 103. The Reality of Religious Experience
• 1. Philosophy of Religion
• 2. Religion and the Individual
• 3. Religion and the Human Race
• 4. Spiritual Communion
• 5. The Origin of Ideals
• 6. Philosophic Co-ordination
• 7. Science and Religion
• 8. Philosophy and Religion
• 9. The Essence of Religion
• 104. Growth of the Trinity Concept
• 1. Urantian Trinity Concepts
• 2. Trinity Unity and Deity Plurality
• 3. Trinities and Triunities
• 4. The Seven Triunities
• 5. Triodities
• 105. Deity and Reality
• 1. The Philosophic Concept of the I AM
• 2. The I AM as Triune and as Sevenfold
• 3. The Seven Absolutes of Infinity
• 4. Unity, Duality, and Triunity
• 5. Promulgation of Finite Reality
• 6. Repercussions of Finite Reality
• 7. Eventuation of Transcendentals
• 106. Universe Levels of Reality
• 1. Primary Association of Finite Functionals
God the Sevenfold
• 2. Secondary Supreme Finite Integration
The Supreme Being
• 3. Transcendental Tertiary Reality Association
The Trinity Ultimate
• 4. Ultimate Quartan Integration
Ultimate Deity
• 5. Coabsolute or Fifth-Phase Association
The Trinity Absolute
• 6. Absolute or Sixth-Phase Integration
The cosmos infinite
• 7. Finality of Destiny
• 8. The Trinity of Trinities
(1) The level of three Trinities
(2) The level of experiential Deity
(3) The level of the I AM
• 9. Existential Infinite Unification
• 107. Origin and Nature of Thought Adjusters
• 1. Origin of Thought Adjusters
• 2. Classification of Adjusters
• 3. The Divinington Home of Adjusters
• 4. Nature and Presence of Adjusters
• 5. Adjuster Mindedness
• 6. Adjusters as Pure Spirits
• 7. Adjusters and Personality
• 108. Mission and Ministry of Thought Adjusters
• 1. Selection and Assignment
• 2. Prerequisites of Adjuster Indwelling
On Urantia
On other worlds
• 3. Organization and Administration
Tabamantia’s tribute
• 4. Relation to Other Spiritual Influences
• 5. The Adjuster’s Mission
• 6. God in Man
• 109. Relation of Adjusters to Universe Creatures
• 1. Development of Adjusters
• 2. Self-Acting Adjusters
• 3. Relation of Adjusters to Mortal Types
• 4. Adjusters and Human Personality
• 5. Material Handicaps to Adjuster Indwelling
• 6. The Persistence of True Values
The Adjuster that indwelt Jesus
• 7. Destiny of Personalized Adjusters
Omnipersonal beings
• 110. Relation of Adjusters to Individual Mortals
• 1. Indwelling the Mortal Mind
• 2. Adjusters and Human Will
• 3. Co-operation with the Adjuster
• 4. The Adjuster’s Work in the Mind
• 5. Erroneous Concepts of Adjuster Guidance
• 6. The Seven Psychic Circles
• 7. The Attainment of Immortality
The Adjuster’s plea to the soul
• 111. The Adjuster and the Soul
• 1. The Mind Arena of Choice
• 2. Nature of the Soul
• 3. The Evolving Soul
• 4. The Inner Life
• 5. The Consecration of Choice
• 6. The Human Paradox
• 7. The Adjuster’s Problem
A guardian of destiny’s statement
• 112. Personality Survival
Fourteen aspects of personality
• 1. Personality and Reality
• 2. The Self
• 3. The Phenomenon of Death
• 4. Adjusters after Death
• 5. Survival of the Human Self
• 6. The Morontia Self
• 7. Adjuster Fusion
• 113. Seraphic Guardians of Destiny
• 1. The Guardian Angels
• 2. The Destiny Guardians
• 3. Relation to Other Spirit Influences
• 4. Seraphic Domains of Action
• 5. Seraphic Ministry to Mortals
• 6. Guardian Angels after Death
• 7. Seraphim and the Ascendant Career
• 114. Seraphic Planetary Government
• 1. The Sovereignty of Urantia
• 2. The Board of Planetary Supervisors
• 3. The Resident Governor General
• 4. The Most High Observer
Most High regencies
• 5. The Planetary Government
• 6. The Master Seraphim of Planetary Supervision
(1) The epochal angels
(2) The progress angels
(3) The religious guardians
(4) The angels of national life
(5) The angels of the races
(6) The angels of the future
(7) The angels of enlightenment
(8) The angels of health
(9) The home seraphim
(10) The angels of industry
(11) The angels of diversion
(12) The angels of superhuman ministry
• 7. The Reserve Corps of Destiny
• 115. The Supreme Being
• 1. Relativity of Concept Frames
• 2. The Absolute Basis for Supremacy
• 3. Original, Actual, and Potential
• 4. Sources of Supreme Reality
• 5. Relation of the Supreme to the Paradise Trinity
• 6. Relation of the Supreme to the Triodities
• 7. The Nature of the Supreme
• 116. The Almighty Supreme
• 1. The Supreme Mind
The cosmic mind
• 2. The Almighty and God the Sevenfold
• 3. The Almighty and Paradise Deity
• 4. The Almighty and the Supreme Creators
• 5. The Almighty and the Sevenfold Controllers
The problem of equilibrium
• 6. Spirit Dominance
• 7. The Living Organism of the Grand Universe
• 117. God the Supreme
• 1. Nature of the Supreme Being
• 2. The Source of Evolutionary Growth
Creature-trinitized sons and growth
• 3. Significance of the Supreme to Universe Creatures
• 4. The Finite God
Cosmic morality — supreme duty
• 5. The Oversoul of Creation
Finaliter transcendation
Repercussions of human growth
• 6. The Quest for the Supreme
• 7. The Future of the Supreme
• 118. Supreme and Ultimate — Time and Space
• 1. Time and Eternity
Experiential (subjective) time units
• 2. Omnipresence and Ubiquity
• 3. Time-Space Relationships
Truth and fact
Space and pattern
• 4. Primary and Secondary Causation
• 5. Omnipotence and Compossibility
• 6. Omnipotence and Omnificence
• 7. Omniscience and Predestination
• 8. Control and Overcontrol
The time governor of progress
• 9. Universe Mechanisms
• 10. Functions of Providence
• 119. The Bestowals of Christ Michael
• 1. The First Bestowal
• 2. The Second Bestowal
• 3. The Third Bestowal
• 4. The Fourth Bestowal
• 5. The Fifth Bestowal
• 6. The Sixth Bestowal
• 7. The Seventh and Final Bestowal
• 8. Michael’s Postbestowal Status

PART IV.
The Life and Teachings of Jesus

• 120. The Bestowal of Michael on Urantia
• 1. The Seventh Bestowal Commission
• 2. The Bestowal Limitations
• 3. Further Counsel and Advice
• 4. The Incarnation — Making Two One
• 121. The Times of Michael’s Bestowal
• 1. The Occident of the First Century after Christ
• 2. The Jewish People
• 3. Among the Gentiles
• 4. Gentile Philosophy
(1) The Epicurean
(2) The Stoic
(3) The Cynic
(4) The Skeptic
• 5. The Gentile Religions
The mystery religions
• 6. The Hebrew Religion
• 7. Jews and Gentiles
• 8. Previous Written Records
(1) The Gospel by Mark
(2) The Gospel of Matthew
(3) The Gospel by Luke
(4) The Gospel of John
Acknowledgment
• 122. Birth and Infancy of Jesus
• 1. Joseph and Mary
• 2. Gabriel Appears to Elizabeth
• 3. Gabriel’s Announcement to Mary
• 4. Joseph’s Dream
The “house of David”
• 5. Jesus’ Earth Parents
• 6. The Home at Nazareth
• 7. The Trip to Bethlehem
• 8. The Birth of Jesus
The legend of the shepherds
The three priests from Ur
The “Star of Bethlehem”
• 9. The Presentation in the Temple
• 10. Herod Acts
The flight to Egypt
• 123. The Early Childhood of Jesus
The Sojourn in Egypt
• 1. Back in Nazareth
Jesus’ fourth year
• 2. The Fifth Year (2 B.C.)
Child rearing
• 3. Events of the Sixth Year (1 B.C.)
• 4. The Seventh Year (A.D. 1)
Material accidents
• 5. School Days in Nazareth
• 6. His Eighth Year (A.D. 2)
• 124. The Later Childhood of Jesus
• 1. Jesus’ Ninth Year (A.D. 3)
The picture on the floor
Climate in Galilee
• 2. The Tenth Year (A.D. 4)
Jacob the stone mason’s son
• 3. The Eleventh Year (A.D. 5)
The Scythopolis episode
• 4. The Twelfth Year (A.D. 6)
Personal morality and group loyalty
• 5. His Thirteenth Year (A.D. 7)
• 6. The Journey to Jerusalem
Mary, Martha, and Lazarus
• 125. Jesus at Jerusalem
• 1. Jesus Views the Temple
• 2. Jesus and the Passover
• 3. Departure of Joseph and Mary
• 4. First and Second Days in the Temple
• 5. The Third Day in the Temple
• 6. The Fourth Day in the Temple
• 126. The Two Crucial Years
• 1. His Fourteenth Year (A.D. 8)
• 2. The Death of Joseph
• 3. The Fifteenth Year (A.D. 9)
Origin of “The Lord’s Prayer”
The “Son of Man”
Who is the Messiah?
• 4. First Sermon in the Synagogue
• 5. The Financial Struggle
• 127. The Adolescent Years
• 1. The Sixteenth Year (A.D. 10)
• 2. The Seventeenth Year (A.D. 11)
The Zealot episode
• 3. The Eighteenth Year (A.D. 12)
With James at the Passover
Visit of Elizabeth and John
Death of Amos
• 4. The Nineteenth Year (A.D. 13)
Rearing the children
• 5. Rebecca, the Daughter of Ezra
• 6. His Twentieth Year (A.D. 14)
Passover visit to Jerusalem
• 128. Jesus’ Early Manhood
• 1. The Twenty-First Year (A.D. 15)
Growing awareness of divinity
With Joseph at the Passover
• 2. The Twenty-Second Year (A.D. 16)
As a smith at Sepphoris
• 3. The Twenty-Third Year (A.D. 17)
With Simon at the Passover
Jesus meets Stephen
• 4. The Damascus Episode
• 5. The Twenty-Fourth Year (A.D. 18)
The Alexandrian proposal
• 6. The Twenty-Fifth Year (A.D. 19)
With Jude at the Passover
Uncle Joshua tell us a story”
• 7. The Twenty-Sixth Year (A.D. 20)
James’ marriage
Miriam’s marriage
James head of the family of Joseph
• 129. The Later Adult Life of Jesus
• 1. The Twenty-Seventh Year (A.D. 21)
Zebedee of Capernaum
Jesus the boatbuilder
• 2. The Twenty-Eighth Year (A.D. 22)
Jesus visits Jerusalem
Meeting Gonod and Ganid *
• 3. The Twenty-Ninth Year (A.D. 23)
Purpose of the trip to Rome
• 4. The Human Jesus
• 130. On the Way to Rome
• 1. At Joppa — Discourse on Jonah
Discussion of good and evil
• 2. At Caesarea
The merchant from Mongolia
The Greek worker and the Roman foreman
God’s will and man’s will
• 3. At Alexandria
• 4. Discourse on Reality
• 5. On the Island of Crete
• 6. The Young Man Who Was Afraid
• 7. At Carthage — Discourse on Time and Space
• 8. On the Way to Naples and Rome
Ezra, the backslidden Jew
• 131. The World’s Religions
• 1. Cynicism
• 2. Judaism
• 3. Buddhism
• 4. Hinduism
• 5. Zoroastrianism
• 6. Suduanism (Jainism)
• 7. Shinto
• 8. Taoism
• 9. Confucianism
• 10. “Our Religion”
• 132. The Sojourn at Rome
Influence on thirty-two religious leaders
• 1. True Values
• 2. Good and Evil
• 3. Truth and Faith
• 4. Personal Ministry
To the Roman senator
To the Roman soldier
To the speaker at the forum
To the poor man, falsely accused
• 5. Counseling the Rich Man
• 6. Social Ministry
• 7. Trips about Rome
The thoughtless pagan
“Let’s you and I make a new religion.”
• 133. The Return from Rome
India’s caste system
• 1. Mercy and Justice
• 2. Embarking at Tarentum
The man mistreating his wife
• 3. At Corinth
Crispus, chief ruler of the synagogue
Justus, the merchant
The two public women
• 4. Personal Work in Corinth
To the miller
To the Roman centurion
To the Mithraic leader
To the Epicurean teacher
To the Greek contractor
To the Roman judge
To the mistress of the Greek inn
To the Chinese merchant
To the traveler from Britain
To the runaway lad
To the condemned criminal
• 5. At Athens — Discourse on Science
• 6. At Ephesus — Discourse on the Soul
• 7. The Sojourn at Cyprus — Discourse on Mind
• 8. At Antioch
• 9. In Mesopotamia
• 134. The Transition Years
• 1. The Thirtieth Year (A.D. 24)
Return to Nazareth
Marriage of Simon; marriage of Jude
• 2. The Caravan Trip to the Caspian
• 3. The Urmia Lectures
• 4. Sovereignty — Divine and Human
• 5. Political Sovereignty
• 6. Law, Liberty, and Sovereignty
• 7. The Thirty-First Year (A.D. 25)
Solitary wanderings
• 8. The Sojourn on Mount Hermon
End of the Lucifer Rebellion
The sovereignty of Nebadon
• 9. The Time of Waiting
Visit with John at Jerusalem
Working in Zebedee’s boatshop
• 135. John the Baptist
• 1. John Becomes a Nazarite
• 2. The Death of Zacharias
• 3. The Life of a Shepherd
• 4. The Death of Elizabeth
• 5. The Kingdom of God
• 6. John Begins to Preach
• 7. John Journeys North
• 8. Meeting of Jesus and John
Baptism of Jesus
• 9. Forty Days of Preaching
• 10. John Journeys South
• 11. John in Prison
• 12. Death of John the Baptist
• 136. Baptism and the Forty Days
• 1. Concepts of the Expected Messiah
• 2. The Baptism of Jesus
• 3. The Forty Days
Conference with Gabriel
Completion of universe sovereignty
• 4. Plans for Public Work
The Father’s way
• 5. The First Great Decision
Personalized Adjuster in command
Insensitivity of Adjuster to time
• 6. The Second Decision
The path of normal earthly existence
• 7. The Third Decision
Obedience to natural law
• 8. The Fourth Decision
Refusal to compromise with evil
• 9. The Fifth Decision
Rejection of David’s throne
• 10. The Sixth Decision
“I will be subject to the will of my Father.”
• 137. Tarrying Time in Galilee
• 1. Choosing the First Four Apostles
Andrew and Peter
James and John
• 2. Choosing Philip and Nathaniel
• 3. The Visit to Capernaum
• 4. The Wedding at Cana
• 5. Back in Capernaum
• 6. The Events of a Sabbath Day
• 7. Four Months of Training
• 8. Sermon on the Kingdom
• 138. Training the Kingdom’s Messengers
• 1. Final Instructions
• 2. Choosing the Six
• 3. The Call of Matthew and Simon
Not the righteous but sinners
• 4. The Call of the Twins
• 5. The Call of Thomas and Judas
• 6. The Week of Intensive Training
• 7. Another Disappointment
• 8. First Work of the Twelve
• 9. Five Months of Testing
• 10. Organization of the Twelve
• 139. The Twelve Apostles
• 1. Andrew, the First Chosen
• 2. Simon Peter
• 3. James Zebedee
• 4. John Zebedee
• 5. Philip the Curious
• 6. Honest Nathaniel
• 7. Matthew Levi
• 8. Thomas Didymus
• 9. and 10. James and Judas Alpheus
• 11. Simon the Zealot
• 12. Judas Iscariot
• 140. The Ordination of the Twelve
• 1. Preliminary Instruction
• 2. The Ordination
• 3. The Ordination Sermon
The “Sermon on the Mount”
• 4. You Are the Salt of the Earth
• 5. Fatherly and Brotherly Love
Happy are the poor in spirit — the humble...
Happy are they who hunger and thirst for righteousness...
Happy are the meek...
Happy are the pure in heart...
Happy are they who mourn...
Happy are the merciful...
Happy are the peacemakers...
Happy are they who are persecuted...
• 6. The Evening of the Ordination
“I look beyond the act...”
Concerning divorcement
Justice and mercy
“They do well — trouble them not.”
• 7. The Week Following the Ordination
• 8. Thursday Afternoon on the Lake
(1) Doing the Father’s Will
(2) Political attitude
(3) Social attitude
(4) Economic attitude
(5) Personal religion
• 9. The Day of Consecration
• 10. The Evening after the Consecration
• 141. Beginning the Public Work
• 1. Leaving Galilee
• 2. God’s Law and the Father’s Will
• 3. The Sojourn at Amathus
Jesus’ personality
Jesus’ appearance
• 4. Teaching about the Father
Minister to the sick
• 5. Spiritual Unity
• 6. Last Week at Amathus
Teherma the Persian
• 7. At Bethany Beyond Jordan
Teaching about the kingdom
Salvation by faith; liberty through truth
• 8. Working in Jericho
• 9. Departing for Jerusalem
• 142. The Passover at Jerusalem
Visit to Annas
• 1. Teaching in the Temple
• 2. God’s Wrath
Jacob of Crete
• 3. The Concept of God
Six Hebrew concepts of God
The earlier ten commandments
• 4. Flavius and Greek Culture
• 5. The Discourse on Assurance
• 6. The Visit with Nicodemus
• 7. The Lesson on the Family
• 8. In Southern Judea
The camp in Gethsemane Park
• 143. Going Through Samaria
• 1. Preaching at Archelais
“They made light of our message.”
“Do you resemble weaklings?”
• 2. Lesson on Self-Mastery
• 3. Diversion and Relaxation
Three days on Mount Sartaba
• 4. The Jews and the Samaritans
• 5. The Woman of Sychar
• 6. The Samaritan Revival
In camp on Mount Gerizim
• 7. Teachings about Prayer and Worship
• 144. At Gilboa and in the Decapolis
• 1. The Gilboa Encampment
• 2. The Discourse on Prayer
• 3. The Believer’s Prayer
• 4. More about Prayer
• 5. Other Forms of Prayer
Seven prayers from other worlds
• 6. Conference with John’s Apostles
• 7. In the Decapolis Cities
• 8. In Camp near Pella
“...tell John that he is not forgotten.”
• 9. Death of John the Baptist
• 145. Four Eventful Days at Capernaum
Visit with Ruth
• 1. The Draught of Fishes
• 2. Afternoon at the Synagogue
Religion is a personal experience
The young epileptic
Peter’s wife’s mother
• 3. The Healing at Sundown
• 4. The Evening After
• 5. Early Sunday Morning
• 146. First Preaching Tour of Galilee
• 1. Preaching at Rimmon
• 2. At Jotapata
Prayer, thanksgiving, and worship
Justice and mercy
Prayer and personal effort
Ethical prayer
• 3. The Stop at Ramah
Religion, science, and philosophy
The assurance of truth
The visit at Zebulum
• 4. The Gospel at Iron
Work in the mines
Healing the leprous man
• 5. Back in Cana
Titus the nobleman
• 6. Nain and the Widow’s Son
• 7. At Endor
• 147. The Interlude Visit to Jerusalem
• 1. The Centurion’s Servant
• 2. The Journey to Jerusalem
Separation from John’s apostles
• 3. At the Pool of Bethesda
• 4. The Rule of Living
Nathaniel’s question about the golden rule
• 5. Visiting Simon the Pharisee
Parable of the moneylender
Status and progress
• 6. Returning to Capernaum
The six spies
“The Sabbath was made for man...”
• 7. Back in Capernaum
• 8. The Feast of Spiritual Goodness
• 148. Training Evangelists at Bethsaida
• 1. A New School of the Prophets
• 2. The Bethsaida Hospital
• 3. The Father’s Business
• 4. Evil, Sin, and Iniquity
• 5. The Purpose of Affliction
• 6. The Misunderstanding of Suffering — Discourse on Job
• 7. The Man with the Withered Hand
• 8. Last Week at Bethsaida
Kirmeth of Bagdad
• 9. Healing the Paralytic
Baptism of three of the spies
• 149. The Second Preaching Tour
David’s intelligence organization
• 1. The Widespread Fame of Jesus
The healing phenomena
• 2. Attitude of the People
Two mistakes of early Christianity
Jesus’ fame as a healer
His recognition of the equality of women
Charm of his personality
• 3. Hostility of the Religious Leaders
• 4. Progress of the Preaching Tour
Comments on anger
Concerning well-balanced characters
• 5. Lesson Regarding Contentment
• 6. The “Fear of the Lord”
• 7. Returning to Bethsaida
• 150. The Third Preaching Tour
• 1. The Women’s Evangelistic Corps
• 2. The Stop at Magdala
• 3. Sabbath at Tiberias
Discourse on “Magic and Superstition”
• 4. Sending the Apostles out Two and Two
• 5. What Must I Do to Be Saved?
• 6. The Evening Lessons
• 7. The Sojourn at Nazareth
• 8. The Sabbath Service
• 9. The Nazareth Rejection
• 151. Tarrying and Teaching by the Seaside
• 1. The Parable of the Sower
• 2. Interpretation of the Parable
• 3. More about Parables
• 4. More Parables by the Sea
• 5. The Visit to Kheresa
The storm on the lake
• 6. The Kheresa Lunatic
• 152. Events Leading up to the Capernaum Crisis
Veronica of Caesarea-Philippi
• 1. At Jairus’s House
• 2. Feeding the Five Thousand
• 3. The King-Making Episode
• 4. Simon Peter’s Night Vision
• 5. Back in Bethsaida
• 6. At Gennesaret
More about the parable of the sower
• 7. At Jerusalem
• 153. The Crisis at Capernaum
• 1. The Setting of the Stage
• 2. The Epochal Sermon
“I am the bread of life.”
• 3. The After Meeting
• 4. Last Words in the Synagogue
The boy possessed by the evil spirit
“How can Satan cast out Satan?”
• 5. The Saturday Evening
Desertion of the halfhearted followers
• 154. Last Days at Capernaum
• 1. A Week of Counsel
• 2. A Week of Rest
Closing of the synagogues
• 3. The Second Tiberias Conference
• 4. Saturday Night in Capernaum
“What shall we do with Jesus?”
• 5. The Eventful Sunday Morning
• 6. Jesus’ Family Arrives
• 7. The Hasty Flight
• 155. Fleeing Through Northern Galilee
• 1. Why Do the Heathen Rage?
• 2. The Evangelists in Chorazin
• 3. At Caesarea-Philippi
Truth and creed
Origin of religious traditions
• 4. On the Way to Phoenicia
• 5. The Discourse on True Religion
• 6. The Second Discourse on Religion
• 156. The Sojourn at Tyre and Sidon
• 1. The Syrian Woman
• 2. Teaching in Sidon
“This world is only a bridge...”
• 3. The Journey up the Coast
• 4. At Tyre
• 5. Jesus’ Teaching at Tyre
Parable of the foolish carpenter
Temptation and human nature
The essentials of material success
Spiritual living and self-respect
Ideals and ideas
Tact, charm, and wisdom
• 6. The Return from Phoenicia
Attitude of the Jewish leaders
• 157. At Caesarea-Philippi
• Jesus attempts to see his family
• 1. The Temple-Tax Collector
“The fish with a shekel in his mouth.”
• 2. At Bethsaida-Julias
• 3. Peter’s Confession
“Who do men say that I am?”
• 4. The Talk about the Kingdom
• 5. The New Concept
• 6. The Next Afternoon
The four stages of Jesus’ life
New authoritative pronouncements
• 7. Andrew’s Conference
• 158. The Mount of Transfiguration
• 1. The Transfiguration
• 2. Coming down the Mountain
• 3. Meaning of the Transfiguration
• 4. The Epileptic Boy
James of Safed
• 5. Jesus Heals the Boy
“Lord I believe...help my unbelief.”
• 6. In Celsus’ Garden
• 7. Peter’s Protest
• 8. At Peter’s House
• 159. The Decapolis Tour
• 1. The Sermon on Forgiveness
“How often shall my brother sin against me?”
Parable of the reckoning with the stewards
Dangers of personal judgment
• 2. The Strange Preacher
• 3. Instruction for Teachers and Believers
• 4. The Talk with Nathaniel
What is the truth about the scriptures?”
• 5. The Positive Nature of Jesus’ Religion
“...carry the pack a second mile.”
• 6. The Return to Magadan
• 160. Rodan of Alexandria
• 1. Rodan’s Greek Philosophy
The three drives of life
Problem solving and worshipful meditation
Prejudice and the recognition of truth
• 2. The Art of Living
Socializing value of friendship
The great value of marriage
• 3. The Lures of Maturity
• 4. The Balance of Maturity
Essentials of temporal life
Factors of material success
The meaning of failure
• 5. The Religion of the Ideal
What is religion?
The idea of God and the ideal of God
The Father is the final value
“But are we willing to pay the price...?”
• 161. Further Discussions with Rodan
• 1. The Personality of God
Nathaniel’s five points
• 2. The Divine Nature of Jesus
Discourse by Nathaniel and Thomas
• 3. Jesus’ Human and Divine Minds
The midwayers’ views
• 162. At the Feast of Tabernacles
“Master...bid fire come down from heaven...”
• 1. The Dangers of the Visit to Jerusalem
• 2. The First Temple Talk
Eber the officer of the Sanhedrin
• 3. The Woman Taken in Adultery
• 4. The Feast of Tabernacles
• 5. Sermon on the Light of the World
• 6. Discourse on the Water of Life
• 7. The Discourse on Spiritual Freedom
• 8. The Visit with Martha and Mary
• 9. At Bethlehem with Abner
• 163. Ordination of the Seventy at Magadan
• 1. Ordination of the Seventy
The harvest is plenteous but the laborers are few
• 2. The Rich Young Man and Others
Riches and the love of wealth
• 3. The Discussion about Wealth
Parable of the laborers in the vineyard
• 4. Farewell to the Seventy
Jesus’ instructions
Peter’s ordination sermon
• 5. Moving the Camp to Pella
• 6. The Return of the Seventy
• 7. Preparation for the Last Mission
• 164. At the Feast of Dedication
• 1. Story of the Good Samaritan
• 2. At Jerusalem
• 3. Healing the Blind Beggar
• 4. Josiah Before the Sanhedrin
• 5. Teaching in Solomon’s Porch
• 165. The Perean Mission Begins
• 1. At the Pella Camp
• 2. Sermon on the Good Shepherd
• 3. Sabbath Sermon at Pella
“Beware of the leaven of the Pharisees...”
“...the very hairs of your head are numbered”
• 4. Dividing the Inheritance
Parable of the foolish rich man
“Where your treasure is there will your heart be also.”
“What shall it profit if you gain the whole world...?”
• 5. Talks to the Apostles on Wealth
“Consider the lilies, how they grow...”
• 6. Answer to Peter’s Question
• 166. Last Visit to Northern Perea
• 1. The Pharisees at Ragaba
Ceremonial hand washing
• 2. The Ten Lepers
• 3. The Sermon at Gerasa
The straight and narrow way
Many who are first will be last
“I stand at the door and knock...”
• 4. Teaching about Accidents
• 5. The Congregation at Philadelphia
The later ministry and death of Abner
• 167. The Visit to Philadelphia
• 1. Breakfast with the Pharisees
Healing the believer
“...sit not down in the chief seat...”
• 2. Parable of the Great Supper
• 3. The Woman with the Spirit of Infirmity
• 4. The Message from Bethany
• 5. On the Way to Bethany
The Pharisee and the publican
Teaching about marriage
• 6. Blessing the Little Children
Beauty as an influence to worship
• 7. The Talk about Angels
• 168. The Resurrection of Lazarus
“I am the resurrection and the life...”
• 1. At the Tomb of Lazarus
• 2. The Resurrection of Lazarus
• 3. Meeting of the Sanhedrin
“It is better that one man die...”
• 4. The Answer to Prayer
• 5. What Became of Lazarus
• 169. Last Teaching at Pella
The Sanhedrin’s charges against Jesus
• 1. Parable of the Lost Son
• 2. Parable of the Shrewd Steward
• 3. The Rich Man and the Beggar
• 4. The Father and His Kingdom
Jesus lived a revelation of God
Elohim and Yahweh
• 170. The Kingdom of Heaven
• 1. Concepts of the Kingdom of Heaven
• 2. Jesus’ Concept of the Kingdom
Sin and forgiveness
• 3. In Relation to Righteousness
• 4. Jesus’ Teaching about the Kingdom
• 5. Later Ideas of the Kingdom
Social brotherhood and spiritual brotherhood
Another and greater John the Baptist
Christianity and the Jesus gospel
• 171. On the Way to Jerusalem
“...promise me that these my sons shall have honor...”
• 1. The Departure from Pella
David Zebedee’s later life
Antioch and Philadelphia
• 2. On Counting the Cost
• 3. The Perean Tour
Farewell to Abner
• 4. Teaching at Livias
Peter and Simon and the 100 swords
Warning of the friendly Pharisees
• 5. The Blind Man at Jericho
• 6. The Visit to Zaccheus
• 7. “As Jesus Passed By”
• 8. Parable of the Pounds
Nathaniel’s interpretation of the parable
• 172. Going into Jerusalem
• 1. Sabbath at Bethany
Mary anoints Jesus’ feet
Jesus rebukes Judas
• 2. Sunday Morning with the Apostles
• 3. The Start for Jerusalem
• 4. Visiting about the Temple
The widow’s mite
• 5. The Apostles’ Attitude
• 173. Monday in Jerusalem
• 1. Cleansing the Temple
• 2. Challenging the Master’s Authority
“The baptism of John, whence was it?”
• 3. Parable of the Two Sons
• 4. Parable of the Absent Landlord
The stone which the builders rejected
• 5. Parable of the Marriage Feast
“Destroy this temple and ...I will raise it up.”
• 174. Tuesday Morning in the Temple
Individual salutations to the twelve
• 1. Divine Forgiveness
• 2. Questions by the Jewish Rulers
Is it lawful to give tribute to Caesar?
• 3. The Sadducees and the Resurrection
• 4. The Great Commandment
The Deliverer, whose son is he?
• 5. The Inquiring Greeks
“...except a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies...”
“...if I be lifted up...in your lives...”
• 175. The Last Temple Discourse
• 1. The Discourse
“Generation after generation have we sent our prophets...”
“...he who would be greatest among you...”
“Woe upon you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites!”
“...you...cleanse the outside of the cup...”
“And now I take leave of you.”
• 2. Status of Individual Jews
• 3. The Fateful Sanhedrin Meeting
• 4. The Situation in Jerusalem
Judas’ final decision
• 176. Tuesday Evening on Mount Olivet
• 1. The Destruction of Jerusalem
• 2. The Master’s Second Coming
The account in the Matthew Gospel
• 3. Later Discussion at the Camp
Parable of the talents
“Carry on until I come.”
Comments on the growth of living truth
• 4. The Return of Michael
• 177. Wednesday, the Rest Day
• 1. One Day Alone with God
John Mark and the lunch basket
• 2. Early Home Life
• 3. The Day at Camp
• 4. Judas and the Chief Priests
• 5. The Last Social Hour
Beware of the support of the multitude
• 178. Last Day at the Camp
• 1. Discourse on Sonship and Citizenship
Learn to be faithful even in prosperity
Tempt not the angels of your supervision...
• 2. After the Noontime Meal
David relieves Judas of the “bag”
Arrangements for the Last Supper
• 3. On the Way to the Supper
• 179. The Last Supper
• 1. The Desire for Preference
• 2. Beginning the Supper
• 3. Washing the Apostles’ Feet
• 4. Last Words to the Betrayer
• 5. Establishing the Remembrance Supper
• 180. The Farewell Discourse
• 1. The New Commandment
“...love one another even as I have loved you.”
• 2. The Vine and the Branches
• 3. Enmity of the World
“Let not your hearts be troubled.”
“Master, show us the Father...”
• 4. The Promised Helper
• 5. The Spirit of Truth
Comments on the golden rule
• 6. The Necessity for Leaving
• 181. Final Admonitions and Warnings
• 1. Last Words of Comfort
“I give each of you all you will receive.”
“Let not your heart be troubled.”
• 2. Farewell Personal Admonitions
• 182. In Gethsemane
• 1. The Last Group Prayer
Jesus’ enlargement of the revelation of God’s name
• 2. Last Hour Before the Betrayal
Dispatching the runner to Abner
David Zebedee’s farewell
• 3. Alone in Gethsemane
The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak
• 183. The Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus
• 1. The Father’s Will
• 2. Judas in the City
• 3. The Master’s Arrest
• 4. Discussion at the Olive Press
• 5. On the Way to the High Priest’s Palace
• 184. Before the Sanhedrin Court
• 1. Examination by Annas
• 2. Peter in the Courtyard
• 3. Before the Court of Sanhedrists
• 4. The Hour of Humiliation
A new revelation of man to God
• 5. The Second Meeting of the Court
• 185. The Trial Before Pilate
• 1. Pontius Pilate
• 2. Jesus Appears Before Pilate
The written charges of the Sanhedrist tribunal
• 3. The Private Examination by Pilate
• 4. Jesus Before Herod
• 5. Jesus Returns to Pilate
• 6. Pilate’s Last Appeal
The scourging of Jesus
“Behold the man!”
• 7. Pilate’s Last Interview
• 8. Pilate’s Tragic Surrender
• 186. Just Before the Crucifixion
Jesus’ family at Bethany
• 1. The End of Judas Iscariot
The thirty pieces of silver
• 2. The Master’s Attitude
“Pilate on trial before Jesus.”
“Behold God and man!”
• 3. The Dependable David Zebedee
• 4. Preparation for the Crucifixion
• 5. Jesus’ Death in Relation to the Passover
• 187. The Crucifixion
• 1. On the Way to Golgotha
“Daughters of Jerusalem, weep not for me...”
Simon from Cyrene
• 2. The Crucifixion
• 3. Those Who Saw the Crucifixion
• 4. The Thief on the Cross
Jesus’ charge to John
• 5. Last Hour on the Cross
• 6. After the Crucifixion
• 188. The Time of the Tomb
Joseph and Nicodemus before Pilate
• 1. The Burial of Jesus
• 2. Safeguarding the Tomb
• 3. During the Sabbath Day
What did Jesus commend to the Father’s hands?
Status of the personality of Jesus
• 4. Meaning of the Death on the Cross
• 5. Lessons from the Cross
• 189. The Resurrection
• 1. The Morontia Transit
• 2. The Material Body of Jesus
• 3. The Dispensational Resurrection
Departure of the Personalized Adjuster
• 4. Discovery of the Empty Tomb
The five women
Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene
• 5. Peter and John at the Tomb
Second appearance — to Mary Magdalene
• 190. Morontia Appearances of Jesus
• 1. Heralds of the Resurrection
• 2. Jesus’ Appearance at Bethany
Appearance to his brother James
Appearance to his earthly family
• 3. At the Home of Joseph
• 4. Appearance to the Greeks
• 5. The Walk with Two Brothers
• 191. Appearances to the Apostles and Other Leaders
Reactions of the individual apostles
• 1. The Appearance to Peter
• 2. First Appearance to the Apostles
• 3. With the Morontia Creatures
Stages of morontia progression
• 4. The Tenth Appearance (At Philadelphia)
• 5. Second Appearance to the Apostles
“Blessed are those in the ages to come...”
• 6. The Alexandrian Appearance
• 192. Appearances in Galilee
• 1. Appearance by the Lake
“Lads, have you caught anything?”
• 2. Visiting with the Apostles Two and Two
• 3. On the Mount of Ordination
• 4. The Lakeside Gathering
• 193. Final Appearances and Ascension
The sixteenth appearance (courtyard of Nicodemus)
• 1. The Appearance at Sychar
• 2. The Phoenician Appearance
• 3. Last Appearance in Jerusalem
• 4. Causes of Judas’s Downfall
• 5. The Master’s Ascension
• 6. Peter Calls a Meeting
• 194. Bestowal of the Spirit of Truth
The new gospel about Jesus
• 1. The Pentecost Sermon
• 2. The Significance of Pentecost
The mission of the Spirit of Truth
Man’s threefold spiritual endowment
The seven higher spiritual influences
• 3. What Happened at Pentecost
• 4. Beginnings of the Christian Church
• 195. After Pentecost
Reasons for the triumph of Christianity in the Occident
Early Christian compromises
• 1. Influence of the Greeks
• 2. The Roman Influence
• 3. Under the Roman Empire
• 4. The European Dark Ages
• 5. The Modern Problem
• 6. Materialism
• 7. The Vulnerability of Materialism
• 8. Secular Totalitarianism
• 9. Christianity’s Problem
• 10. The Future
• 196. The Faith of Jesus
Jesus’ living faith in God
“Seek first the kingdom of heaven.”
“Why do you call me good?”
What prayer meant to Jesus
Jesus’ childlike faith in God
• 1. Jesus — The Man
• 2. The Religion of Jesus
The religion about Jesus
Religion as a personal experience
• 3. The Supremacy of Religion
Fact, idea, and relation
Reason, wisdom, and faith
Thing, meaning, and value
Unless a divine lover lived in man...
Morality and religion
The Father is living love...