James, brother of Jesus assumption of full responsibility for the Nazareth family by,
127:2.9,128:2.3,129:2.5 attitude of, toward Jesus’ life mission,
127:3.5 baptism of,
135:8.6 birth of,
123:1.5 characteristics of,
127:4.7,135:8.2 conference of, with Jesus, about his marriage,
128:5.7 conversation of the morontia Jesus with,
190:2.3 employment of, in Zebedee’s boatshop,
134:1.1 and Esta, marriage of,
128:7.10 exclusion of, from Jesus’ inner circle of associates,
138:0.1 faith of, in Jesus,
137:3.3,137:7.1 and his first Passover,
127:3.3 graduation of,
127:2.11 Jesus’ appeal to Andrew for help for,
192:2.7 childhood teaching of,
123:6.4 the later head of the Jerusalem church,
163:2.7,166:5.3,194:4.12 limited faith of, in Jesus,
154:6.1 post-Jesus connection of, with the Christian movement,
154:6.9 reception of, into the commonwealth of Israel,
127:3.5 religious nature of,
127:3.2
James Zebedee about,
129:1.5,129:1.12,139:3.0,140:8.25,141:2.3,148:1.2 the first apostolic martyr,
77:8.12,139:3.8 giving the charge to the new evangelists by,
149:0.2 inquiry of, regarding Jesus’ interpretation of divine forgiveness,
174:1.1 Jesus’ final personal admonition to,
181:2.15 and John, compatibility of,
139:3.5 inquiry of Jesus by, as to their place in the new kingdom,
137:1.6 mother of, a member of the women’s corps,
163:7.3 preaching partners,
150:4.1 reaction of, to Jesus’ rebuke,
137:1.7 relations of Andrew with,
139:1.1 request by, to punish the inhospitable Samaritans,
162:0.2 sponsors of James and Judas Alpheus,
139:9.1 joining of John the Baptist’s cult by,
135:8.1 labors of, at Philadelphia,
159:5.1 opposition of, to proclaiming Jesus king,
152:2.5 outstanding feature of the personality of,
139:3.4 participation of, in the Pentecostal service,
194:1.2 private conference of, with Jesus,
140:6.14 question of, regarding divorcement,
140:6.6 reaction(s) of, to Jesus’ foresight,
141:7.13 to Jesus’ triumphal entry,
172:5.4 request of, for a prayer to teach believers,
144:3.1 selection of James Alpheus by,
138:2.6 serious illness of,
154:2.4 suggestion of, that the apostles go to the tomb,
191:0.5 a well-balanced thinker and planner,
139:3.7
Java Andonic migration to,
64:1.6 man, Andonites’ relation to,
64:1.6
Jealousy effect of, on the evolving soul,
110:1.5,177:4.11 for, not of, man, God’s attitude of,
4:3.1 man’s possible transcendence of,
52:6.5,160:3.5 source of,
153:3.5
Jebus David’s establishment of the capital of the united kingdom at,
97:9.11 David’s six wives from the women of,
97:9.10 identification of the city of,
93:2.4
Jeremiah assertion by, of Yahweh’s being the God of all nations,
97:6.2 fate of,
97:6.4 the fearless, (1067.4-7)
97:6.0,97:9.22,121:7.5 Jesus’ quotation from, in Capernaum sermon,
145:2.5,149:6.12 presentation of God by, as just and loving,
97:6.3 suggestion by, for the surrender of Jerusalem to Nebuchadnezzar,
97:6.4 teaching of, regarding an era of inner righteousness,
97:8.3,143:2.5
Jericho Andrew’s assignment of apostolic couples to,
141:8.1 blessing the children of,
167:6.1 discussions of Joseph and Mary at the inn in,
122:7.6 ford, John the Baptist begins preaching near the,
135:6.1 historical significance of,
135:6.1
Jerusalem academies, Jesus’ inspection of,
129:2.7 apostles’ reaction to Jesus’ prediction of the destruction of,
171:0.3,172:3.7,175:4.1,176:1.0 apostolic corps’ departure for,
152:7.1,173:0.1 believers, Antioch believers’ financial assistance to,
194:4.7 bestowal of the Spirit of Truth not limited to,
194:3.17 brethren, Paul’s controversy with,
194:3.9 church, Abner’s disagreement with Peter and James in regard to the,
166:5.4 James, Jesus’ brother, head of the,
163:2.7,166:5.3 John a chief supporter of the,
139:4.11 deputation to determine John the Baptist’s identity,
135:9.4 destruction of, by the Babylonians,
97:9.24 former identity of,
93:2.4 holy temple of, center of Jewish theology,
121:6.8 Isaiah’s and Jeremiah’s prediction regarding,
97:9.22 Jesus’ and the apostles’ departure from, cause,
143:0.1 appearance in, followers reaction to,
162:1.3 conviction against going to study at,
124:5.6 decision concerning his public entry into,
152:7.2,172:3.2 first conscious visit to, effect of,
125:0.1 and John Zebedee’s trip to,
134:9.1 journey to,
124:6.0 two-month sojourn in,
129:2.6 warning of future trouble for,
176:2.6,177:0.1,187:1.7 journey of Jesus and apostles to, for the Passover,
147:2.1 the Master’s last human journey to,
171:8.15 officers, appearance of, to arrest Jesus,
154:7.1 persecution of believers in,
143:6.6 reaction of, to Abraham’s espousal of Jesus’ teachings,
148:8.1 vs. Rome as a field for Jesus’ study of mankind,
132:4.3 scribes and believing disciples, gathering of, at the apostolic camp,
158:4.1 shall be trodden down by the gentiles”,
176:1.4 the shrine of the Hebrews’ faith,
185:1.1 temple of Baal and one of Yahweh in,
97:9.21
Jerusem acknowledgement of installation of Urantia’s rulers, time of arrival of,
74:4.5 activities of, varieties,
46:5.29 Adam and Eve on,
74:1.0 Adamites, self-government of,
45:5.6 Adams and Eves, parenthood training of nonreproducing ascenders by,
45:6.5 administrative mount of,
53:1.1 Andon’s and Fonta’s fusion with their Adjusters on,
63:7.2 an architectural sphere,
41:1.3 ascendant citizens, resistance of, to Lucifer’s proposals,
53:3.2,53:7.12 ascending mortals’ preparation on, for constellation sojourn,
39:4.15,47:7.2 astronomic observatory of, location,
46:5.30 broadcasts,
46:3.1 children of any Adam and Eve, immortality of,
51:1.8 circles, classification of,
46:5.0,46:5.33 citizen(s), day of clearance of, for Edentia,
47:10.6 nonindwelling of, by Thought Adjusters,
76:5.2 citizenship,
39:4.8,43:8.4,47:10.0,63:7.1,76:6.3 class graduation from seventh mansion world to,
47:9.3 corps of twenty-four, designation of a resident governor general for Urantia every hundred years by the,
114:3.1 council of one thousand, function,
45:7.4 current ruler of,
35:9.1 definition,
32:2.11,34:4.11,67:3.1 distance of, from physical center of Orvonton,
32:2.11 end of Lucifer rebellion on,
53:9.2 executive council, membership of,
45:3.8 the first heaven,
46:4.9,47:10.2 the four and twenty counselors of,
45:4.0 freedom of archrebels in,
53:8.2 Gabriel’s establishment of his forces on Father’s spheres of,
53:5.4 Galantia’s headquarters on,
37:2.6 headquarters of celestial life on,
45:5.1 home planet of Adam and Eve,
51:0.3 identification,
15:7.5,15:14.6,35:9.1 local management of, by Material Sons and Daughters,
45:5.5 Machiventa Melchizedek’s headquarters on,
45:4.16 Material Sons and Daughters as permanent citizens of,
37:9.12 Melchizedeks’ influence on,
45:7.1,46:5.14 natural preserves of, grandeur of,
46:2.1 Nebadon education on worlds of progress associated with,
37:6.1,44:1.11 physical aspects of,
46:1.0 prison worlds, Satan’s place of detention,
53:9.4 provision of spornagia for,
47:0.4 regime, purpose of,
15:7.6 relation of Urantia’s solar system to,
41:10.5 residential and administrative areas of,
46:4.1 Satania day as reckoned on,
33:6.9 Satania headquarters,
45:0.1,46:0.1 services, ascenders’ attitude toward their,
46:5.28 spironga of, vs. midway creatures of Urantia,
46:4.7 subsatellites of, number and size,
45:0.1 transporters from local planets to,
39:4.15,39:5.10 upheaval on, during Lucifer rebellion,
53:6.3 Urantia advisory council’s location on,
45:4.1 vs. Urantia, comparison of, grotesque,
46:2.6 welcome of mansion world graduates,
47:9.4
Jesus allusion of, to legion of angels,
38:6.1 alone in the hills,
134:9.5,151:0.1 ascension of,
193:5.3 choice of this world for his seventh bestowal by,
128:0.1 conferences of, with the directors of the celestial hosts,
158:1.6,161:3.3 encountering of Gabriel in the Perean hills by,
136:3.4 farewell of, to Lazarus,
174:0.1 gentile schools of philosophy in times of,
121:4.0 influence of, on Paul’s doctrines,
121:7.7 interest of, in music,
123:6.5 at Jerusalem,
125:0.0 Jewish attitudes during the times of,
121:2.7,125:2.4 John’s record of the life of,
121:8.10 the living, the only hope of a unified Christianity,
117:3.3,166:3.7,195:10.11 Mark’s record of the life of,
121:8.1 Matthew’s record of the life of,
121:8.1 vs. Mithras,
98:6.4 morontia appearances of,
190:0.0 see alsoMorontia(s), 12. Jesus’ morontia experiences mortal goal’s attainment on Mount Hermon by,
134:8.9 of Nazareth, restatement of the life and teachings of,
121:8.14 not the Jewish Messiah,
122:4.2,126:0.3 occidental religions in times of,
121:5.2 ownership of a house in Capernaum by,
129:2.4 Paul’s doctrines as influenced by teachings of,
121:7.7 permission to terminate his incarnation bestowal given,
136:3.5 preparation of, for service in all Nebadon,
127:6.14 teachings of, vs. Christianity,
94:7.8,121:5.13,121:7.8 the triumphant, portrayal of, by John,
196:2.3 the truth of the promise of, to some day return to the world of his terminal bestowal,
119:8.8 various names of,
128:1.10,134:7.3 visit of, to the Nazarite colony,
142:8.1
Jesus, 1. Jesus’ parents ancestry of Joseph, the father of,
122:1.1 of Mary, the mother of,
122:1.2 denial of any connection with the house of David by, (.6)
122:4.4 disillusionment of, as to omniscience of his parents,
123:3.2 earth parents of,
122:5.0 his parents’ ignorance of the Universe Creatorship of,
124:4.4 Joseph’s family’s attitude toward the teachings of,
122:5.10,123:0.3,124:4.4 love of his parent for,
126:0.2 Mary’s belief in the Messianic mission of,
125:6.13
Jesus, 2. Infancy and childhood accident to, in his seventh year,
123:4.5 age of, at return to Nazareth from Alexandria,
123:1.2 Alexandrian believers’ gift to the baby,
123:0.3 arrival of Thought Adjuster of,
123:2.1 birth of, date,
119:7.6,122:8.5 a brilliant and lovable child,
123:5.9,126:1.5 childhood activities of,
123:1.4,123:3.4 trips of, to Galilean Cities,
124:1.12 early childhood of,
123:0.0 play life of,
123:4.2 favorite childhood stroll of,
122:6.1 flight to Egypt with the baby,
122:10.4 health of, during the Alexandrian sojourn,
123:0.3 infancy of,
122:0.0 language achievements of the boy,
123:2.14,123:5.1 later childhood of,
124:0.0 of Nazareth, birth of,
122:8.0 a Jew by natural birth,
175:2.1 normal development of the child,
123:2.16 weaning of the baby,
123:0.1
Jesus, 3. Adolescence adolescence of,
126:0.1,126:5.10,127:0.0 adventurous, and aggressive nature of the boy,
123:4.8 a citizen of the commonwealth of Israel, at twelve,
123:5.2 communication of, with his Adjuster, at fifteen,
126:0.1 disappointment of, with the consecration rituals,
125:0.4 early knowledge of, about the Jerusalem temple,
125:0.1 effect of Joseph’s death on education plans for,
126:2.3 embarrassment of the teachers of the Law by questions of,
125:4.3 exploration of Jerusalem by,
125:2.12 first appearance of an assigned messenger to,
124:6.15 and second days in the temple, of the boy,
125:4.0 trip of, to the temple,
125:1.0 friendship of, with Jacob,
123:1.4 Joseph’s one demonstration of anger toward, reason,
124:3.8 Nahor’s plan for,
123:6.8 objection of, to the doorpost parchment,
124:4.7 prayer of, on the hilltop,
128:7.2 sale of his harp by,
127:4.10 two purposes of the youthful,
126:2.5 views the temple,
125:1.0 weeping over Jerusalem by the twelve-year-old,
125:4.2 youthful, trips of, with his father, result,
123:3.8
Jesus, 4. Family life adjustments of his views of religious practices to those of his parent by,
123:3.9,124:4.9 attendance of, on Jude, in Jerusalem prison,
128:6.6 attitude of, toward baby brother James,
123:2.4 toward Ruth and her playmates,
128:6.10 avoidance of partiality toward members of his family by,
128:1.14 Bethlehem sojourn of family of, reason for,
122:8.4 care of his family, the first obligation of,
126:3.5 compassion of, for his mother at Cana,
137:4.9 conformity of, to his family usages,
125:6.12 a dutiful son,
126:0.2 family-rearing experience of,
124:5.2,127:1.7 as a father to his brothers and sisters,
126:3.2 formulation of the “Lord’s Prayer” by,
126:3.3 forsaken by his family,
154:6.9 his family’s arrival at Capernaum,
154:6.0 inability of, to understand forbidden Sabbath play,
123:4.3 Joseph’s and Mary’s temptation to favor,
124:3.2 love of, for his family,
129:0.2 a man of peace, influence of, on his family,
128:7.4 Mary’s recognition of, as head of the family,
127:3.13 modification by, of family’s religious forms,
124:4.8,127:4.9 number of brothers and sisters,
126:2.2 Passover trip of, with Jude,
128:6.3 pledge of obedience of, to his earthly parents,
125:6.11 reaction of, to the birth of sister Miriam,
123:2.3 to his parents’ attitude toward the temple episode,
125:6.5 refusal of, to accept special consideration by his parents,
124:3.2 reply of, to his mother’s rebuke in the temple,
125:6.7 responsibilities of, as head of his father’s family,
126:2.2 Sabbath afternoon walks of,
123:5.12 strolls of, with his brothers and sisters,
127:3.8 seeming indifference of, to possible worry of his parents,
125:6.1 separation of, from the Nazareth family,
129:0.3 solicitude of, for his mother,
129:0.1 success of, as a father to Joseph’s family,
127:1.8 takes James to his first Passover,
127:3.1 teaching of his brothers and sisters by,
126:1.3 weaning of Nazareth family by,
128:2.4 willingness of, to conform to the desires of his earthly father,
125:6.12
Jesus, 5. School experiences acquirement of early education by,
123:2.3,124:3.5 beginning study of Greek by,
123:3.1 challenge of chazan, concerning images,
124:1.3 chazan’s interest in the boy,
123:5.9,124:3.5 date of graduation of, from the synagogue school,
124:5.4 a diligent pupil,
123:6.1 discontinuance of drawing and modeling by,
124:1.5 early education of,
123:2.3,123:5.8 graduation of, from the Nazareth synagogue school,
123:5.2,124:6.1 hunger of, for knowledge,
125:4.3 intellectual and theological training of, by the chazan,
123:5.8 scholastic standing of, reward,
123:5.0
Jesus, 6. Occupations and travels acquaintance of, with north Palestine,
128:3.2 at Antioch,
133:8.0 as boatbuilder and fisherman,
129:1.5 caravan trip of, to the Caspian Sea region,
134:2.0 a carpenter from Nazareth,
20:6.3,129:1.7 creation of new style of boat by,
129:1.3 and the Damascus episode,
128:4.0,129:3.2 early manhood of,
128:0.0 expertness of, as a yokemaker,
124:1.7 meditations of, at carpenter’s bench,
126:3.11 in Mesopotamia,
133:9.0 mining experience of, at Iron,
146:4.2 reputation of, as a boat designer,
129:1.3 skill of, as a carpenter,
127:1.6 tour of, from Beersheba to Dan,
134:7.5 trip of, to Syria,
134:7.1 wages of, as a fifteen-year-old carpenter,
126:5.5 years of travel of,
129:1.15
Jesus, 7. Trip to Rome at Carthage,
130:7.0 chance meeting of, with two Corinthian courtesans,
133:3.6 with two travelers from India,
129:2.9 conversation(s) of, with Ganid and Gonod about Buddha,
132:7.3 with Marcus,
132:4.7 with Mardus, the Roman cynic,
132:2.0 with a Roman senator,
132:4.5 with the Roman soldier,
132:4.6 In Rome, with a Greek physician,
132:4.5 with a wealthy slaveholder,
132:4.5 at Cyrene,
130:6.6 farewell of, to Gonod and Ganid,
133:9.4 gaining knowledge of races and classes of men in Rome by,
132:4.1 Ganid’s comparison of, with the Father in heaven,
133:8.3 sojourn of, at Rome,
132:0.0 talks of, with Angamon, results,
132:1.1 in Corinth, with hungry souls,
133:4.13 trips of, about Rome,
132:7.0 use of time during his Mediterranean tour by,
130:0.5
Jesus, 9. Activities before baptism achievements of, with the attainment of adulthood,
128:1.1 conversation of, with John at his baptism,
135:8.7 failure of, to deliver John the Baptist from prison, reasons,
135:11.4 final separation of, from John the Baptist,
135:11.1 first farm experience of,
123:1.7 freedom from responsibility of,
125:0.1 harvesting of grain by,
124:1.11 illness of,
123:2.15 Passover trip of,
124:6.1 invitation to, to become a religious teacher in Alexandria,
128:5.2 John the Baptist’s first visit with,
135:0.3 joining of, by John’s disciples,
135:10.3 last message of, to John the Baptist,
135:11.4 later adult life of,
129:0.0 message of, to John the Baptist,
144:8.3 plans of, for public work,
136:4.0 and problems of the nationalist movement,
127:2.7 a respected citizen of Nazareth, activities of,
128:5.9 study of nature by,
123:5.14,145:1.3 time spent at the caravan repair shop by,
128:2.3 in a smith’s shop by,
124:1.11
Jesus, 10. Baptism and forty days age of, at baptism,
136:2.8 announcement of “my hour has come” by,
135:8.3 appearance of, at end of forty-day isolation,
136:10.1 baptism of,
128:1.8,135:8.2,136:2.0 and the forty days,
136:0.0 disappearance of, after his baptism,
135:8.6 end of purely human life of,
136:2.7 forty-day postbaptismal retirement of,
136:3.0 habitat of, during his forty-day isolation,
136:4.14 the Immanuel conference as recalled on the day of his baptism by,
129:3.9 meeting of John the Baptist and,
135:8.0 of Nazareth, status of, at beginning of public ministry,
136:5.6 postbaptismal forty-day seclusion of, purpose,
136:3.3 status of, at baptism,
136:2.4
Jesus, 11. Twelve apostles apostles learning from living with,
140:10.2,180:1.6 apostles of, tension between John’s disciples and,
144:0.2 apostolic-holiday activities of,
154:2.2 approach of, to Peter, to wash his feet,
179:3.2 assembling of his apostles for ordination by,
140:0.2 assembly of twelve apostles every morning for instruction by,
138:6.1 call of, to the Alpheus twins,
138:4.0 to Matthew,
138:3.1 to Simon Zelotes,
138:3.3 Thomas and Judas by,
138:3.0 choosing of the first four apostles,
137:1.0 comments of, on apostles’ healing failure,
158:6.1 commission of, to John Zebedee,
129:2.3 consecration of the apostles by,
140:9.1 discussion of, with Nathaniel about the Hebrew scriptures,
159:4.0 and his apostles leaving Galilee,
141:1.0 influence of the life of, on the apostles,
140:10.2 instruction of, as to the apostles’ proclamation message,
141:7.6 ordination of his apostles by,
140:0.0 of the seventy by,
163:0.0 questioning of the apostles by, after the foot-washing service,
179:3.8 questions of, concerning his Messiahship,
126:3.10 reaction of, to Nathaniel’s query concerning the Golden Rule,
147:4.3 rebuke of James and John by,
137:1.7 of Peter by, reason,
158:7.4 training of the kingdom’s messengers by,
138:0.0
Jesus, 12. Religious life arrangements made for Jerusalem study of, at fifteen,
125:2.11 attainment of high levels of conscious contact with his Thought Adjuster by,
129:1.14 attendance of, at his first Passover,
123:5.2 attitude of, toward his heavenly Father, in his prayers,
123:3.6 communication of, with his Personalized Adjuster,
174:5.10 completion of the mastery of his human mind by,
128:1.1,129:1.14,134:8.4 confidence of, that no real harm could befall him,
133:1.4 frequent solitary retirement of, at Gilboa,
144:1.8 habits of, as to prayer,
126:1.1 meditation and prayer in the Bethany garden by,
125:4.1 of Nazareth, the earth life of, the highest religion in Nebadon,
102:8.7 no provision for self-examination in the religion of,
140:8.27 personal religion of,
100:6.6,140:8.19,161:2.4 positive quality of the morality of,
140:10.5 preparation of, for trip to Mount Hermon,
134:8.1 religion of,
5:4.5,99:5.3,196:2.0 religious life of, how to study,
5:4.15,132:4.1 sinlessness of,
128:1.5 transformation of the difficulties of time into the triumphs of eternity by,
127:6.12 unawareness of his Adjuster’s arrival by,
123:2.1 was great because he was good”,
100:7.17 youthful, and his prayers,
123:3.6
Jesus, 13. Attitudes and abilities ability of, as a camel driver,
134:2.1 as a linguist,
134:1.6 as a metal worker,
128:2.3 to concentrate,
127:3.15 to help maladjusted human beings,
132:4.2 to recognize truth,
126:3.8 as a storyteller,
130:7.1 to understand confused and distressed mortals,
128:1.5 adeptness of, with the harp,
123:6.5 attitude of, toward accepting his family responsibilities,
126:2.3 toward asceticism,
136:3.3 his being the Messiah,
126:3.6 his life work,
125:5.10 Mary’s attendance at the Passover,
125:0.4 personal combat,
133:1.4,136:6.5 the Pharisees,
140:8.22 Philip’s foolish questions,
139:5.7 sinners,
188:5.2 wholesome recreation,
124:3.9 indifference of, to future educational arrangements for him,
124:3.5,125:2.11,129:3.7 of Nazareth, refusal of, to compromise with evil,
136:8.8 nonteaching of fasting and self-denial by,
142:8.1 not a personal example for Urantia mortals,
140:10.3 and the Passover,
125:2.0 physical, mental, and emotional development of,
127:1.1, 127:1.,
128:1.1 proficiency of, as an entertainer,
126:2.6 refusal of, to defend self against a fellow man of sonship status,
133:1.4 to join Zealots,
127:2.2 to visit the Roman public baths,
132:4.5 reverent attitude of, toward nature,
123:5.14 sagacity of, in his temple questions,
125:5.8 skill of, as a harpist,
123:6.5 statement of his position with reference to the nationalist movement,
127:2.8 the untiring patience of,
127:3.15 willingness of, to defend self against one other than a son of God,
133:1.4
Jesus, 15. Love and Ministry affection of, for the Bethany family,
127:6.5,167:4.2 association and communication of, with man,
161:1.8 blessing the little children,
167:6.0 character of the love of men and women for,
127:6.1 comparison of the love of his heavenly Father with that of his earthly father by,
125:0.6 counseling the rich man,
132:5.0 desire of, as to the Jews,
125:6.9 evening conferences of, at Zebedee’s home,
129:1.10 God of love revealed by,
2:6.4,5:4.6,125:0.6,162:7.3 high evaluation of man by,
100:4.4 identification of, with different types of men,
139:11.8,162:6.1 interest of, in the individual,
123:3.5,140:8.11 learning by, of how various people lived,
125:2.12 love of, for children,
128:6.11 and service of, for mortal men,
188:4.9,196:3.19 a merciful and understanding sovereign ruler,
128:1.7,140:8.13 personal contact with the sick in Bethsaida hospital by,
148:2.1 counsel of, to “a certain rich man”,
132:5.14 love of, for men, effect,
132:4.0,188:5.2 work of, with the religious teachers in Rome,
132:0.4 requirement of a life of loving service by,
191:5.3 respect of, for sincere scribes and Pharisees,
126:0.3 social ministry of, (1465.5-7)
132:6.0 tarrying time of, in Galilee,
137:0.0 the technique of social contact of,
132:4.2 an understanding comrade,
138:8.9,171:7.5 an unpretentious layman,
196:1.4 went about doing good,
141:3.6,161:2.9
Jesus, 16. Reaction to life situations decision of, concerning personal necessities,
136:6.2 to deprive himself of all superhuman co-operation,
136:5.3 not to become an earthly father,
127:6.8 regarding his mortal bestowal,
158:3.5 as to use of his universe endowments,
136:9.9 destruction of all his permanent writing by,
136:4.2 difficult situation of, in the Zealot matter,
127:2.6 driving the animals from the temple by,
173:1.6 fairness of, to opponents,
125:5.8 inauguration of the bloodless Passover by,
127:6.7 indignation of, at presence of courtesans in the temple,
125:1.2,173:1.6 lack of interest of, in plans for study in Jerusalem,
124:6.13 life of, on earth, characteristics of,
195:10.2 mortal life of, reaction of his fellow mortals to,
129:4.6 reaction of, to Antioch,
133:8.2 to ceremonies of day of atonement,
134:9.3 to Ezra’s and Rebecca’s proposition of marriage,
127:5.3 to Greek competitive games,
124:3.7 to separation of women from men worshipers,
125:0.4 to the slaughter scenes in the temple court,
125:1.4 reaction of Nicodemus to conference with,
142:6.7 rebuke of Martha and Mary for lack of faith by,
162:8.3,168:1.12 tax problems of,
126:5.5 willingness of, to learn from even the humblest,
126:2.3
Jesus, 17. The Gospel — His mission activity(ies) of, during second preaching tour,
149:0.3 in Pella,
137:0.1,169:0.1 assurance of, of the friendliness of the universe,
133:1.4 beginning of public work of, time,
136:0.2 brotherhood, identification of the,
194:4.9 concept of the kingdom held by,
170:2.0 earth mission of,
117:5.4,127:0.1,148:6.10,153:3.2 emphasis of, on his teachings rather than on his achievements,
128:4.6 the exemplification of a new and original plan of life,
141:7.7 experience of mortal life on worlds settled in light and life by,
129:4.5 inability of, to disclose the idea of his mission,
127:2.7 life and death of, for a whole universe,
188:4.6 the light of mankind,
122:4.1 mission of, on earth,
126:3.8,150:5.5,153:2.6,169:1.3,175:1.8 the “new and living way” from man to God,
101:6.17,129:4.7 a new revelation of, the great hope of Urantia,
34:7.6,195:10.16 the one objective of,
136:9.6 the Prince of Peace,
136:9.7 earth mission of,
128:0.2,136:6.3,136:6.8,140:6.2,142:2.2,143:1.4,153:2.4,162:4.1,165:3.2,180:3.9,180:6.8 quandary of, concerning the claim of his mission,
126:3.10 real career of, beginning of,
126:5.12 realization of, of the purpose of his earth existence,
127:0.1 recall of his pre-bestowal Paradise experience by,
129:3.9 restatement by, of his purpose in coming to Urantia,
145:3.9 a statement of his mission by,
132:6.3 supreme mission of,
127:6.16 teaching of, about the kingdom,
170:4.0 vs. those of mystery cults,
121:5.13 the terminator of one age and the inaugurator of a new dispensation,
136:1.3 the world’s deliverer,
122:4.2,196:2.9
Jesus, 18. Teacher and healer adeptness of, in asking and answering questions,
132:4.2 analysis of the teaching methods of,
159:5.17 as the Jewish tutor,
129:3.2 authority of, in the discussion of religion,
129:1.10 educational techniques of,
123:5.8,127:4.2 expression of principles for truth preachers by,
159:3.0 fame of, as a healer,
141:1.1,149:1.1 familiarity of, with the scriptures,
125:6.2 at Jairus’ house,
152:1.0 leading of Cana wedding procession by,
137:4.1 life of, a commentary on his teachings,
140:8.1 miracles of, seeMiracles of Jesus of Nazareth, decision of, concerning himself and certain Scriptures,
136:9.8 parables of, seeParables of Jesus peace of, a definition,
181:1.10 at the pool of Bethesda,
147:3.0 questions of, to the scribes,
125:5.1 reaction of, to Capernaum healing,
145:3.11 reading of the scriptures at the Sabbath services by,
123:5.4,127:3.8 real life and teachings of, time for rediscovery of the,
140:8.19,195:10.1 recounting by, of the origin of the Passover,
125:2.2 reference of, to “universe mansions”,
30:4.17 refusal of, to advertise evil,
140:8.21 spoke as one having authority,
138:8.8 the teacher,
124:2.8,124:5.6,125:5.8,138:6.2,141:7.7,145:2.11,148:0.3 use of parables by,
151:1.1 wept”, at tomb of Lazarus, reasons,
168:1.1 a youthful original thinker and skillful teacher,
124:1.13
Jesus, 19. Relation to God communication of, with the Father, at the tomb of Lazarus,
168:2.2 concept of God held by,
5:4.13 dedication of, to doing the will of the Paradise Father,
125:6.11,129:3.5 defeat of Caligastia on Mount Hermon by,
134:8.6,136:3.1 different titles of, reason for,
128:4.5,157:3.5 the exemplification of the Paradise Father’s love,
127:6.15,133:1.3 and the Father, oneness of,
161:1.8 the Father’s business, vs. world affairs in life of,
126:0.2 interest of, in making a fuller revelation of God,
125:5.8 life of, and mortal concept of God,
2:6.4, ,
103:9.4,194:2.6 lone sojourn of, with God, on Mount Hermon,
134:8.0 a most extraordinary day in the life of,
124:6.15 Mount Hermon Experience of,
136:3.0 of Nazareth, a religious man doing the will of God,
169:4.10,196:1.1 oneness of the Father and,
2:5.10,120:4.3,184:4.6 personal Deity referred to by,
1:7.1 presents God as the Universal Father,
92:4.8,180:4.3,196:0.9 refusal of, to acknowledge the wrath of God,
125:0.6 revelation of himself as a perfected son by,
136:6.4,140:8.11,142:7.15 subjection of, to the will of his Paradise Father,
128:1.12,128:7.2,129:3.5 teaching of, concerning doing the Father’s will,
140:8.3,142:2.4 trusted God”,
100:7.7 and “will of my Father in heaven”,
125:6.11,196:0.2
Jesus, 20. Sermons and discourses address of, to apostles and workers,
152:5.3,170:0.1 answer of, to the spies’ charge of Sabbath breaking,
147:6.4 apostles’ private talks at Bethsaida with,
140:6.14 discussion(s), of answer and prayer by,
168:4.0 with the Bethany family,
125:2.7 with Ganid on the functions of the human mind,
133:7.6 with Nabon,
132:3.1 with Stephen,
128:3.5 first conducting of a synagogue service by,
126:4.1 last discourse of, to his apostles, on events of the future,
178:3.0 trip to the temple by,
175:0.1 participation of, in discussions at Urmia,
134:3.4 sermons, seeSermons of Jesus talk of, on evil, sin, and iniquity,
148:4.0 on the “Grace of Salvation”,
169:1.0 on purpose of affliction,
148:5.0 teaching(s) of, as to practice of the “Golden Rule”,
147:4.0 concerning man’s social attitude,
140:8.11 and later Christian teachers of Urmia faculty,
134:6.14 in the temple, (1596.3-9)
142:1.0,162:6.2 at Tyre,
156:4.0 temple discussions of,
125:5.0
Jesus, 21. Farewell — arrest and trials alone in Gethsemane,
182:3.0 apparent interest of, when on trial, in only his bestowal mission,
184:3.16 appearance of, after his trial and scourging,
185:6.3 appears before Pilate,
185:2.0 attitude of, toward Herod Antipas, reason for,
126:5.7 toward his accusers before Pilate,
185:2.16 before the court of Sanhedrists,
184:0.0 Herod, (1992.3-5)
185:4.0 beginning of last stage of the human life of,
157:6.3 David’s farewell to,
182:2.10 disclosure of, as to his imminent departure to his Father,
162:2.7 first prayer of, in the garden,
182:3.1 Herod’s attitude toward,
154:0.1,185:4.1 indifference of, to the doings of the Sanhedrin,
168:3.7 Pilate’s private examination of,
185:3.0 prediction of his imminent departure by,
180:1.1 promise of, to dwell in all gospel believers,
142:5.4,163:6.7,164:5.3
Jesus, 22. Crucifixion and resurrection on the cross, reaction of Judas to sight of,
186:1.4 smile of, at sight of his mother, brother, and sister,
187:2.8 death of, date,
186:5.1,187:5.5 declarations of, of his intention to return to Urantia,
176:4.3 experience of death by,
129:4.5 explanation of events of his death and resurrection by,
158:7.3 first postresurrection act of,
189:1.10 last hour of, on the cross,
187:5.0 promise of, to return to Urantia,
52:7.1,142:7.3,171:8.3,176:2.1 refusal of, to avoid the cross,
188:5.11 resurrection of, date,
189:1.1 status of, during the tomb experience, midwayers’ indefiniteness as to the,
188:3.5 warning apostles of his coming death by,
171:4.2 willingness of, to subject himself to the cross,
188:5.11
Jesusonian gospel lack of, in present-day Tibet,
94:10.3 need for, in India,
94:4.10 New testament only meagerly,
196:2.1
Jethro influence of, on Moses and the Israelites,
96:5.3
Jew(s) any individual, status of, before God unaffected by national rejection of Jesus,
175:2.1 attitude of, toward the duties of fatherhood,
127:2.8 toward Samaritans,
137:7.11 belief of, as to the new heaven and the new earth,
135:5.4,176:1.6 comparison of, with Buddha, philosophically,
132:7.5 concepts of God of the,
96:1.0,132:7.5,141:4.1,142:2.1 contribution of, to spread of the gospel,
121:2.6 dictating of, to Pilate, reason for,
185:1.8 dispersion of the, extent of,
121:2.4 effect of the Babylonian captivity upon,
93:9.9 expectancy of a wonder-working deliverer by the,
136:9.11 family life of a, Ganid’s observance of, in Corinth,
133:3.1 future of, apocalyptists’ prediction of,
135:5.2 and gentile(s),
121:7.0,174:5.4 gospel belongs to both,
174:5.4,191:6.2 independence of, threefold reason for,
121:2.8 at Jerusalem, vs. the Jews of Philadelphia,
166:5.3 Jesus a,
141:7.7 kingdom-of-heaven concept of the,
170:1.8,170:5.11 lack of humor of,
156:2.8 a Levantine race,
121:1.1 Mesopotamian taboos assumed by the,
95:1.2 Messianic concepts of the,
136:1.0,136:9.8 a name for certain tribes of Semites,
96:2.3 of Nazareth, liberal attitude of, toward the gentiles,
123:5.7 no recorded secular history of the,
97:8.1 not a miraculous people,
97:9.29,121:2.8 Paul’s attempt to remake Jesus’ teachings to please the,
166:5.4 racial sin a theory of the,
136:1.4 reaction of, to Pilate’s reference to Jesus as the “king of the Jews”,
185:5.9 relation of, to Abraham,
130:3.4 a religion without science of the,
155:1.4 and Samaritans,
143:4.1 spiritual stagnation of the,
155:3.3 superiority of family devotion of the,
121:3.10 theory of a sin-cursed nation of the,
136:1.4 view of, of religion, vs. that of Jesus,
140:8.30,166:2.4
Jewels modern peoples’ veneration of their,
85:1.3
Jewish authorities, coolness of, to Judas,
186:1.2 authorities, refusal of, to know the Father,
180:6.1 surprise of, at Jesus’ preaching in the temple,
162:1.8 beliefs, Hellenized, effect of current philosophies on,
121:6.3 birthmark, Christian morality a,
121:7.7 brethren, Jesus’ suggestion to Matthew regarding work with his,
181:2.13 captives, Isaiah the second’s comfort to the,
97:7.7 ceremonial system, loyalty of apostles and believers to the,
194:1.5 reaction of the boy Jesus to the,
122:5.4,125:2.4 children, play life of,
123:4.2 and Christian Bibles, the origin of the,
97:9.20 consciousness, origin of, in Judah,
97:9.2 culture, Jerusalem the center of,
123:6.8 family life, investigation of, by Family Commission of Twelve,
122:0.2 guards, flight of, from the tomb to their homes,
189:2.4 history, Jesus’ recall of traditional events of,
126:1.2,127:3.3,128:1.14 influence on European civilization,
121:1.3 law, and the death sentence,
184:3.13 “neighbor” as defined by,
164:1.2 leaders, appearance of, at Golgotha, purpose,
187:2.6 assault of Jesus on,
178:2.2 believing, meeting of, at home of Nicodemus,
164:2.1 bribing of the guards by the,
189:2.5 desire of, to kill Jesus, reason,
162:7.3,178:2.2 older, belief of, regarding incarnation,
164:3.4 Messiah, Jesus’ question as to his relation to a possible,
126:3.6 Paul’s proclamation of a,
121:1.2 morality, in Paul’s Christianity,
121:7.7 nation, Jesus’ concern for the coming tragedy for the,
175:1.3,176:1.2,187:1.7 people,
121:2.0 cultural stability of the, cause,
84:7.1 Jesus’ growing pity and love for the,
126:0.3 Jesus’ last appeal to,
174:5.6,175:0.1 practices, Paul’s attitude toward,
194:3.9 priests, altering of Hebrew history by the,
74:8.11,97:8.7 unintentional influence of, on Occidental world,
97:7.3 religion, Ganid’s interest in the,
133:3.1 of the Old Testament, origin of, time and place,
97:10.0 rulers, apostles’ awareness of determination of, to exterminate Jesus,
178:2.2 plan of, regarding the disposal of Jesus’ body,
188:1.1 sacred writings, gift of, to the child Jesus from Egyptian friends,
123:0.3 soldiers, Salem doctrine’s spread in Europe by,
98:0.3 spiritual leaders, noneffect on individual Jews of rejection of Jesus by,
175:2.1 theology, Melchizedek teachings the basic doctrines of,
98:0.4 mistake of effort to connect gospel teaching directly to,
149:2.3,181:2.23 tutor, Jesus as the,
129:3.2
Joab ringleader of plot to make Jesus king,
152:2.5
Joanna a member of the women’s corps,
150:1.1,189:4.7 supervision of apostolic Sabbath services at Tiberias by,
150:3.1 treasurer of women’s corps,
150:1.2 the wife of Chuza, at the tomb,
189:4.4
Job book of, an example of the teachings of the Salem School,
95:1.10 direct appeal of, to God,
148:6.8 drama of, significance of the,
97:8.2,148:6.0 reply of, to counsel of his friends,
148:6.6 story of, a masterpiece of Semitic literature,
148:6.2
John the Baptist about,
135:0.0,136:1.5,165:1.3,191:4.3 Abner and his associates rumored to be followers of,
156:6.7 apostles of, conference of, with Jesus’ apostles,
144:6.0 Jesus’ special teaching of,
144:6.13 apostles’ retirement at Gilboa to await the fate of,
144:0.2 arrest of,
135:10.3 as the coming Messiah’s advance herald,
135:3.2 attack of, on Herod Antipas,
135:10.2 baptism of Jesus by,
128:1.8,129:3.9,135:8.4 baptism by, purpose,
135:6.4,137:8.10 begins to preach,
135:6.0 beheading of,
135:12.7 birth of,
135:0.1 bitter prison experience of,
135:11.1 childhood visit of, with Jesus,
135:0.3 comparison of, with Elijah,
135:4.2,135:6.8 confusion of, concerning the coming kingdom,
135:3.3,135:7.1 conversation of, with Jesus at Jesus’ baptism,
135:8.7 conviction of, of the approaching end of the old order,
135:3.2,135:11.1 death of, (1508.1-7)
135:12.0,144:9.1 Judas’ reaction to,
157:7.2 disappointment of, at Jesus’ failure to contact him,
135:11.3 disciples of, Jesus’ apostles’ difficulties in harmonizing with,
143:3.1,144:0.2 early teachings of, basis of,
135:4.3 effect of Jesus’ last message on,
135:11.4 Elizabeth’s son, date of birth of,
122:2.7 Gabriel’s prediction of the mission of,
122:2.3 fame of, in Palestine,
135:8.1 final leave-taking of Jesus by,
135:9.9 finish of the earth work of,
135:11.3 first preaching of,
135:6.1 visit of, with Jesus,
123:3.4 followers of, concern of, over Jesus’ leaving John in prison,
141:1.4 forty days of preaching by,
135:9.0 general instruction by,
135:6.8 Herodias’ hatred of,
135:12.2 Herod’s superstitious fear of, and his attitude toward Jesus,
145:3.12,154:0.2 a heroic but tactless preacher,
135:6.7 Jesus’ favorable word for the message of,
135:8.1 last message from,
144:8.1 reference to, as the Elijah of prophecy,
158:2.2 use of the cult of,
92:5.13 kingdom concept of,
170:1.3 last questions of, to Jesus,
135:11.4 meeting of Jesus and,
135:8.0 normal childhood of,
135:0.2 onetime camp of, at Pella,
163:5.1 physical description of,
135:1.4 preaching of repentance by,
136:0.2,140:10.1 presentation of his flocks to the Nazarite brotherhood by,
135:4.2 in prison,
135:11.0 reaction of, to Andrew’s and Peter’s proposal to join Jesus,
137:1.3 relation of the apostles to the followers of,
141:1.5 sad confusion of, after separation from Jesus,
135:10.1 self-regarded as last of the Israel prophets,
135:4.2 sojourn in Engedi of,
135:4.3 taking of Nazarite vow at fourteen by,
135:1.1 teaching of prayers to his disciples by,
144:1.10,144:3.13 test of faith and loyalty to Jesus by,
135:11.1 uncertainty of, as to the scope of the kingdom of heaven,
135:9.5 on Urantia advisory council,
45:4.17
John Hyrcanus destruction of Samaritans’ temple by,
143:4.2
John Mark belief of, concerning Peter’s night vision,
152:4.4 calling of the leading disciples to the home of,
193:6.1 careful watch of Jesus by,
182:0.1 departure of, with the apostles, for Galilee,
192:0.4 desertion of his sentinel post by,
182:2.12 flight of, from the garden,
183:3.9 hiding by, in a shed in Gethsemane,
183:0.3 Jesus’ secret arrangement with, regarding the last supper,
178:2.9 observance by, of activities of last moments in the garden,
182:2.12 only human observer of Jesus awaiting his betrayer,
183:0.5 plea by, to accompany Jesus into the hills,
177:1.1 reaction of, to the day alone with Jesus in the hills,
177:1.5,177:5.3 record of Jesus’ life written by,
121:8.3 serving of breakfast to, by morontia Jesus,
192:1.8 welcoming of Jesus and the twelve to the new camp by,
176:2.9
John Zebedee absence of, during the conversion of the thief,
187:4.7 age of, at death,
139:4.15 when chosen as an apostle,
139:4.1 arrival of, at Golgotha,
187:2.7 avoidance by, of reference to “casting out devils”,
145:2.13 bringing of his mother to Golgotha by,
187:2.7 care of, by his granddaughter,
139:4.12 characteristics of,
139:4.4 effect of James’ untimely death on,
139:3.5 experience of, at the pool of Bethesda,
147:3.2 favorable attitude of, toward proclaiming Jesus king,
152:2.5 following of Jesus by, to the home of Annas,
183:4.3,184:0.3 identity of,
139:4.2 influence of Jesus’ life on,
129:1.12,139:4.9 and James, compatibility of,
139:3.5 Jesus’ commission to,
129:2.3 final personal admonition to,
181:2.2 reason for the choice of, to care for his earthly family,
181:2.3 request of, to bring his mother to him,
186:0.1 and Jude, escorting of Mary from Golgotha by,
187:4.7 lifelong silence of, as to his questioning by Pilate,
185:3.1 lonely vigil of, during Jesus’ abuse by the guards,
184:4.2 marching of, at side of Roman captain,
184:2.1 marriage of, to his brother James’ widow,
139:4.12 Nalda’s recounting to, of her conversation with Jesus,
143:5.12 the only apostle at the crucifixion,
187:2.7 participation of, in the Pentecost preaching,
194:1.2 a personal aide of Jesus,
139:4.3 position of, by Jesus’ mother at the cross,
187:2.7,187:4.7 presence of, with Jesus before Pilate,
185:0.1 with Jesus during his trial,
184:3.2,185:3.1 promise of, to Jesus, regarding his family,
129:2.3 recognition of Jesus’ humanity by,
141:7.14 of the morontia Master by,
192:1.3 relations of, with Andrew and Peter,
139:4.1 with Jesus,
139:4.2 remaining by, at Golgotha, until the removal of Jesus’ body,
187:6.2 the Revelator, the four and twenty elders of,
45:4.1,47:10.2 selection of Judas Alpheus by,
138:2.7 a son of Zebedee,
129:1.5,139:4.0 the son of Zebedee, the inspiration for the Gospel of John,
121:8.10 status of, during Jesus’ arrest and trial,
183:5.4 story of the crucifixion by,
187:4.4 tact and sagacity of,
139:4.13 vision of,
34:4.12,53:7.7 youngest of the twelve,
139:4.1
Joint meetings, quarterly, Jesus’ and John’s apostles’ plans for,
144:6.6
Joseph of Arimathea as a disciple of Jesus,
188:1.2 association of, with Nicodemus,
142:6.9 faith of, in Jesus’ promised resurrection,
188:1.2 the home of, the morontia Jesus at,
190:3.1 interrupted visit of, to Jesus at Gethsemane,
142:8.4 one of the bearers of Jesus’ body to the tomb,
188:1.3 of the few to believe in Jesus’ resurrection,
188:1.8 presence of, at meeting in home of Nicodemus,
164:2.1 request of Pilate by, for Jesus’ body,
188:0.3 and the twenty believing Greeks,
177:3.5
Joseph, brother of Jesus attitude of, toward belligerent playmates,
127:4.5 birth of,
123:4.9 characteristics of,
127:4.7 limited faith of, in Jesus,
154:6.3 onetime residence of, in old Nazareth home,
134:1.6 preparation of, for becoming head of the Nazareth family,
128:5.7 relation of the youthful Jesus with his brother,
124:4.3
Joseph, father of Jesus ancestry of,
122:1.1 as a builder, success of,
123:3.7 burial of, in Nazareth,
126:2.1 dream of, (1347.3-6)
122:4.0 family of, Jesus’ grief at absence of, from Bethsaida goodbye visit,
141:0.2 financial status of, at birth of Jesus,
122:7.4,122:10.2 inability of, to answer Jesus’ questions,
124:6.14 and Mary,
122:1.0,122:5.5 efforts of, to answer Jesus’ questions,
123:2.3 Gabriel’s choice of, as earth parents of Michael,
122:0.3 length of sojourn of, in Alexandria,
122:10.4 possession of superior personality endowments by,
122:1.3 reaction of, to the boy Jesus’ conduct in Jerusalem,
124:3.6,125:6.5 return of, to Jerusalem, in search of Jesus,
125:4.2,125:5.1 people of, rejection of Jesus by,
182:3.9 presence of, at Jesus’ graduation,
124:5.5 racial characteristics of,
122:1.1 reaction of, to Gabriel’s visitation,
122:4.1 responsibility of, for Jesus’ intellectual and religious training,
123:2.13 temperament of,
122:5.1 as a workman in Alexandria,
123:0.1
Joseph, of the Old Testament a believer in Melchizedek,
93:9.5 refusal by, of the military command of the Egyptian armies,
93:9.5 sale of, into Egyptian slavery,
126:1.2 status of, among the Egyptians,
95:3.5
Joshua ben Joseph Adjuster’s leave-taking of,
136:2.3 exhaustion by, of all spiritual values attainable in mortal experience,
109:6.6 Ganid’s ignorance of Jesus of Nazareth as the teacher,
133:9.5 human life of, one source of Christianity,
98:7.8 the incarnation of Michael of Nebadon,
119:7.5 Jesus’ earth name,
122:1.1,122:8.2 Jesus’ progress from the humanity of, to the divinity of Michael of Nebadon,
117:3.4 the mortal Jesus,
128:1.2 natural human conception and birth of,
119:7.5
Joshua of the Old Testament attempt by, to hold the concept of a supreme Yahweh in the minds of his people,
96:6.3 and Jericho,
135:6.1 Moses’ relinquishing his command of the Hebrews to,
96:5.9
Josiah, the born-blind beggar about,
164:3.7 do you believe in the son of God?” Jesus’ question,
164:5.4 final testimony of, as to his healing,
164:4.11 Jesus’ visit to home of,
164:5.4 Pharisees’ second questioning of,
164:4.9 recital by, of Jesus’ healing him of blindness,
164:3.10,164:4.0 subsequent status of,
164:5.6
Josiah of the Old Testament attack on Necho by,
97:9.24 Jesus’ recall of the defeat of, by the Egyptians,
126:1.2 Judah’s status under the rule of,
97:9.23
Jotapata apostolic work in,
146:0.1,156:6.2 Mary Magdalene’s and Rebecca’s setting apart as teachers at,
150:2.3 mission, distinguishing feature of the,
146:2.1
Joy(s) apostles’ proclamation of, to fear-bound mortals,
140:3.2 clearinghouses,
28:5.16 in the divine spirit, of the sons of God,
147:7.2 ecstatic, of Adjuster-fusion occasions,
55:2.5 effort not always productive of,
48:7.10 excursion, Gods not taking ascenders on an eternal,
48:8.3 of Existence, assignment of, to Divine Counselors,
28:5.4 functions of,
28:5.16 and Satisfactions of Service, functioning of,
28:5.17 a fruit of the Sprit,
34:6.13,194:4.6 and gladness, Jesus’ purpose to bring to men,
139:6.5 in heaven over repentant sinners,
159:1.2,169:1.4 Jesus’ promise of, in his Father’s service,
137:6.5,174:5.3 purpose to proclaim, to socially downtrodden,
138:3.6,147:5.4 to replace sorrow with,
149:6.5 of living, vs. the fear of existence,
86:2.5 of the assurance of sonship,” Jesus’ prayer for his apostles’,
182:1.5 power, and glory, believers’ feeling of, after the arrival of the Spirit of Truth,
194:0.6 in the presence of the angels over one repentant sinner,
169:1.4 present, provision for,
56:8.3,169:2.2,180:1.2 prophetic, “all things work together for good”,
48:4.7 a result of spiritual growth,
100:4.3,137:8.15 of salvation, Jesus’ offer of,
162:2.7,190:5.4 and sorrow, human, common sources of,
108:5.6 in the spirit, a fruit of divine sonship,
149:5.4,180:1.2 supreme, the result of loving service,
56:8.3,180:1.6
Joyous life compatibility of a, and a realization of eternal destiny,
110:3.4 wings of a new and living spiritual liberty,
179:5.4
Jubilee(s) of jubilees, changed standing of Divine Minister at the universe,
33:3.5 the seven, significance of,
27:7.8 seventh, preparation for celebration of the,
27:7.8
Judah concentration of land in the hands of a few in,
97:9.21 fate of, after attack by Nebuchadnezzar,
97:9.26 under the rule of Manasseh,
97:9.23 many non-Hebrew elements in,
97:9.7 one hundred years of paying tribute to Assyria by,
97:9.22 the origin of the Jewish consciousness in,
97:9.2 Pharaoh’s later enslavement of,
97:9.17
Judaism early believers in Jesus a sect within,
194:1.5
Judas Alpheus identification of,
138:2.7 inability of, to understand Jesus’ answer to his question,
180:4.4 selection of, by John Zebedee,
138:2.7
Judas Iscariot about,
139:12.0 absence of from the Gethsemane camp,
178:0.1,182:2.1 adverse reactions of, to Jesus’ triumphal entry,
172:5.12 age of, when chosen as an apostle,
139:12.2 Andrew’s awareness of impending trouble with,
139:1.8,157:7.1 apostles’ attitude toward,
139:12.5 the apostolic treasurer,
139:12.3 appearance of, before Sanhedrin,
186:1.2 approach of, to accost Jesus in the garden,
183:3.2 attitude of, at Gilboa, concerning the kingdom,
144:1.7 causes of the downfall of,
193:4.0 characteristics of,
139:12.5,143:3.5 and the chief priests,
177:4.0 choosing of the seat of honor at the last supper by,
179:1.4 conclusion of, as to his decision to desert the Master,
176:2.9,177:4.2,179:3.4 conference of, with the captain of the temple guards,
182:2.13 craving of, for worldly honor,
177:4.10 education of,
139:6.2 a faith adventure, to Jesus,
139:12.7 favorable attitude of, toward proclaiming Jesus king,
152:2.5 financial loyalty of,
139:12.5,163:2.11 first conscious thought of deserting by,
153:1.5 identification of,
138:2.9,139:12.0 inability of, to serve as a witness at Jesus’ trial,
184:3.6 Jesus’ call to,
138:5.1 a onetime follower of John the Baptist,
139:12.1 reaction(s) of, to foot washing episode,
179:3.7 to his “reward”,
186:1.3 to Jesus’ rebuke at Simon’s banquet,
172:1.7 to Mary’s anointing of Jesus,
172:1.5 realization by, of the true nature of his sin
186:1.6 secret criticism of Jesus by,
139:12.4 selection of, by Nathaniel,
138:2.9 suicide of,
139:12.13,186:1.6 a summary of many reactions of,
157:7.4 treasurer of the apostles,
138:8.1,138:10.5 a victim of resentment,
139:12.9
Judas Maccabee influence of, on Jewish nationalism,
121:2.7 restoration of Mosaic services by,
123:3.5
Jude, brother of Jesus absence of, from the apostles’ study sessions, reason,
137:7.1 arrest of, in Jerusalem,
128:6.5 arrival of, at Golgotha,
187:2.7 attitude of, toward belligerent playmates,
127:4.5 baptism of, date,
135:8.6 belief of, in resurrection of Jesus,
190:2.5 birth of,
124:3.4 characteristics of,
127:4.7 contributions of, to Nazareth family support,
128:7.11 declaration by, of his belief in Jesus,
137:3.3,137:5.2 effects of his marriage on,
128:7.8 graduation of,
128:6.3 and John Zebedee, the only men believers present at Jesus’ death,
187:5.1 patriotic outbursts of, results,
128:6.7 recognition of Jesus’ greatness by,
129:1.13 support of his mother at Jesus’ cross by,
187:4.7 wedding of,
134:1.4
Judea cities of, workers sent from Abner’s center at Bethlehem to,
162:9.2 comparison of, with Galilee,
124:2.9 going of the apostles into, reason,
141:1.1 Judas Iscariot the only apostle from,
138:2.9,139:12.1 relations between Jews and gentiles in,
123:5.7
Judge(s) of all the earth, a title of Jesus,
128:1.10 -Arbiter, function of,
25:2.6 backward drift of the Hebrews’ concept of Deity under the,
96:6.1 degrees required of, in the continental nation,
72:8.3 a divine, method of judging mortals by,
133:4.7,166:3.4 God as a,
2:6.4,141:4.1,166:1.4 integrity of, a guage of a civilization,
70:11.14 of men, Andrew a good,
139:1.8 of mortals, angels not,
38:2.4 righteous, functioning of Universal Censors as,
28:5.20 of states of the continental nation, appointment and terms of office of,
72:2.1 on superuniverse headquarters, execution of decrees of cessation of existence by,
2:3.3 of survival, Magisterial Sons as,
7:6.5
Judgment(s) the apostles’, mercy and,
140:6.9 assurance of justice and mercy in the,
147:3.3 concept regarding, in Hebrew theology,
95:2.10 day, of a new dispensation,
30:4.11 a definition,
10:6.16 dispensational, of the realm, at conclusion of Michael’s bestowal,
120:2.4 divine, a definition,
10:6.18 fair, administration of justice dependent upon,
133:1.2 a benefit gained by a Creator Son through his actual creature experience,
119:1.3 of God, basis for,
3:2.6,131:2.7,133:5.5 group, vs. personal bias,
159:1.6 of his creatures, control of, by a God of love, proof of,
54:4.6 Jesus’ mission not one of,
162:5.2,165:4.10,174:5.7 mandates of, place of origin of,
15:12.2 mass, by ancients of Days, Gabriel’s relation to,
33:4.6 narrowness of, avoidance of,
160:2.7 nature of God’s,
28:6.6,131:9.2,143:2.1,162:5.2 one appearance of the word, in the Psalms,
95:2.10 roll call, second, of Urantia,
74:2.8 tribunals, of Ancients of Days, and decrees of cessation of existence,
2:3.3 unwise, a definition,
3:5.15
Judicial actions, of Avonals on inhabited worlds,
20:2.5 actions, of Magisterial Sons,
20:4.2 mechanism of Nebadon, Gabriel supervisor of,
33:7.2 system of the local universe, beginnings of,
50:2.5 tribunals, Lucifer’s installation of, on the system capital,
53:4.2 trusts, on a world in light and life,
55:3.9 work of the universe, Master Son not a participant in,
33:7.1
Jupiter brilliance and high temperature of, reason for,
57:5.10 critical situation of a moon of,
57:6.5 formation of worlds like,
41:10.1,57:5.10 identity of,
57:6.6,98:3.3 and origin of the asteroids,
57:6.5
Jury system, maladministered, a travesty of justice,
22:4.3
Justa Jesus’ sojourn in the Sidon home of,
156:2.2
Justice absolute, Siddhartha’s teaching of a universe of,
94:8.18 adjudication of defaults demanded by,
39:1.8 administration of, in accordance with wisdom of the brotherhood,
159:1.6 a Trinity function,
10:5.1 assurance of, for ascending mortals,
22:3.4 attitude of, toward what mercy can save,
54:5.3 a cardinal virtue, according to Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle,
98:2.6 certainty of, in a mercy-dominated universe,
54:4.8 child of God assured of,
147:3.3 a definition,
10:6.2,10:6.18,188:4.4,188:5.2 Deity representation in domains of,
10:6.16 delay in execution of, justification of,
54:4.3 disclosure of divinity as,
0:1.17 divine, embodiment of understanding mercy in,
2:3.2,39:1.7,174:1.3 eternal, and fairness,
2:4.4 factors in,
54:1.2,70:10.0 of God,
2:3.1,2:6.7,44:7.2,131:1.9 the greatness of a nation dependent upon its,
132:4.8 a group function,
104:2.5 guides, function of,
39:4.4 human and divine,
133:4.12 inherent in sovereignty of the Paradise Trinity,
10:6.2 Jesus’ father-brother spirit of,
127:4.4 man’s concept of,
70:10.1 merciful delays of, Lucifer’s reaction to,
53:4.5 mercy not a contravention of,
2:4.5 and mercy, simultaneous ministry of, infinite wisdom necessary for, (38.1-5)
2:4.0,39:4.5 nature’s sole type of,
70:10.1 of Paradise Trinity, characteristics of,
2:4.5,3:2.14,9:0.3,18:0.10,104:2.5 a plural function,
10:6.2,104:2.5 prevailing of, occasion for,
28:6.7,33:7.8 progressive meting out of,
70:10.13,70:11.14,133:1.2 relation of, to righteousness,
10:6.18,22:3.4 retributive, and divine righteousness,
2:3.0,2:6.6,28:6.7,54:4.8 rule of, in Havona requirements,
14:5.3 of Supremacy, and mercy,
2:4.5,54:4.8 supreme, domination of, by a Father’s love,
54:5.3 tempered by mercy, in Orvonton,
15:14.2,54:3.3 tribunals of, on all planets,
50:2.5 of the Trinity, relation of, to Universal Father’s love,
9:0.3,10:6.18
Justus identity of, in relation to the apostles,
193:6.2 wife of, Jesus’ request of, for the two courtesans,
133:3.8 Jesus’ and Ganid’s visits in the home of,
133:3.5