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Conspiracy Table of Contents
Conspiracy - an evil, unlawful, treacherous, or surreptitious plan formulated in secret by two or more persons; plot.

• • New World Order
    
    
    • Shadow Government
      
      • The Conspirators' Heirarchy: The Committee of 300 Dr. John Coleman
        We frequently hear about "they" doing this, that or the other. "They" seem literally to be able to get away with murder. "They" increase taxes, send our sons and daughters to die in wars that do not benefit our country. "They" seem above our reach, out of sight, frustratingly nebulous when it comes to taking action against "them." No one seems able to clearly identify who "they" are. It is a situation that has pertained for decades. During the course of this book, we shall identify the mysterious "they" and then, after that, it is up to the people to remedy their situation.
      • The Controllers: A New Hypothesis of Alien Abduction
      • Brain Zapping by Jason Jeffrey
      • The Illuminati and the Council on Foreign Relations -Myron C. Fagan
      • Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars
      • New Order Of Barbarians
      • Report From Iron Mountain:
        On The Possibility And Desirability of Peace
        Early in August of 1963, he said, he found a message on his desk that a "Mrs. Potts" had called him from Washington. When he returned the call, a MAN answered immediately, and told Doe, among other things, that he had been selected to serve on a commission "of the highest importance." Its objective was to determine, accurately and realistically, the nature of the problems that would confront the United States if and when a condition of "permanent peace" should arrive, and to draft a program for dealing with this contingency. The man described the unique procedures that were to govern the commission's work and that were expected to extend its scope far beyond that of any previous examination of these problems.
      • The Hidden Tyranny -- The Rosenthal Document
      • The Occult Technology of Power
      • Bilderberg Hotel in Osterbeek Holland
      • The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion
      • Globalist Imperial Network
      • Things Christians Need To Know About Jews, Judaism and Zionism
    
    
    • Secret Societies
      
      • Secret Societies: Gardiner's Forbidden Knowledge - Table of Contents
      • The Stone Puzzle of Rosslyn Chapel
      • The Mysteries of Rennes-le-Chateau and the Prieure du Sion
      • Prieure of Sion: the Mystery Deepens
      • Priory Of Sion: The Facts, The Theories, The Mystery
      • Protocols of Sion and the Heiron Du Val d'Or


• • Policy and Politics
    
    
    • American Laws Most Americans Don't Know But Should
    • Communism's 45 Goals - Congressional Record—Appendix, pp. A34-A35 Current Communist Goals EXTENSION OF REMARKS OF HON. A. S. HERLONG, JR. OF FLORIDA IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Thursday, January 10, 1963
    • The Fierce Urgency of Pork
    • America’s Most Biblically-Hostile U. S. President
    • 10 Reasons The U.S. Is No Longer The Land Of The Free
    • Obama Establishes "Council Of Governors"
    • Council Of Governors Takes Shape
    • Executive Order 13575: The Theft Of Rural And Agricultural Lands For UN Agenda 21


• • Money and Banking
    
    
    • Congressman James Traficant on The Bankruptcy of The United States
      March 17, 1993 Vol. 33, page H-1303
    • Congressman Louis T. McFadden on the Federal Reserve Corporation
      Remarks in Congress, 1934
    • How Venice Rigged the First, And Worst, Global Financial Collapse
    • The Magic and Mystery of America's Money
    • 10 Things That Every American Should Know About The Federal Reserve
    • J.P. Morgan Financial Agents U.S. Civil War Gold Peru Bond
      Everybody always asks the same question when they're told a story they just can't believe, "Where's the proof?"
      
      This report by Unwanted Publicity Intelligence is a deliberately extensive and deeply researched document of proof, validating the legitimacy of "the one time only bonus commodity contract 3392 of April 14, 1875 through April 27, 1875 sold by 'Financial Agents of Peru' HOBSON HURTADO & CO. in New York, New York, U.S.A. on May 1, 1875 with supportive sovereign 'CERTIFICATE OF INDEBTEDNESS OF PERU' number 181 without coupons" owned by Vina Kathryn Durham and currently held within the DURHAM HOLDING TRUST of DURHAM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, Tias 12087 of Ida Grove, Iowa, USA.
      
      As of May 1, 1990, one side of the 7% interest amounted to a staggering $206,858,581,465,280,000,000.00!!!
    • The Secret of Oz – The History of Banking by Bill Still
    • Why the Greatest Depression of All Time Has Begun
    • How Globalism Has Destroyed Our Jobs, Businesses And National Wealth


• • Liberty and Freedom
    
    
    • Presidents I've Known by George Roof, Chief Master Sergeant, USAF (Retired)
    • 10 Reasons The U.S. Is No Longer The Land Of The Free
    • War Is A Racket by Major General Smedley Butler
    • Current Communist Goals —
      

      From Congressional Record, Vol. 109 - 88th Congress, 1st Session
      Appendix Pages A1-A2842 - Jan. 9 - May 7, 1963

    • What If Democracy Is Bunk? by Judge Andrew Napolitano
    • Geert Wilders - Speech in Berlin, October 3, 2010


• • Other
    
    
    • The Bucegi Mountain Secrets
    • Secrets of the CIA's Global Sex Slave Industry by Dr. Sue Arrigo
    • Secrets of the CIA's Global Sex Slave Industry by Dr. Sue Arrigo —
      

      This is the original article that has generated considerable traffic and facebook likes. The updated version listed above is in the new format with added graphics and highlights.

    • The History of Jewish Human Sacrifice by Willie Martin
    • Jewish Occult Murders by Rev. Dr. Matt Hale 2002
    • Jewish Ritual Murder –
      Transcription of: Der Strumer (The Striker) May 1934 Published by Julius Streicher
    • The Bloody Passovers of Dr. Toaff
    • Israel - The Jewel-Box of the World
    • Conversation With A Starship Captain?
         Angel Number 505 - Possible meaning of the comment by Anonymous

History Table of Contents
History, studying the past to gather knowledge for the future.

1943 Map of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres



• • Pre-history
    
    
    • Annals of Earth by Dan Sewell Ward
    • Painted Caves of Lascaux



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North American Classic Map



• • American History
    
    
    • Otto Skorzeny's Deathbed Confessions -
      by Don Nicoloff -- From the April 2007 Idaho Observer
    • War Is A Racket by Major General Smedley Butler
    • New Order Of Barbarians - Lecture given by Dr. Richard Day (who died in 1989). At the time, Dr. Day was Professor of Pediatrics at Mount Sinai Medical School in New York. Previously he had served as Medical Director of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. WARNING - This material is disturbing and has NOTHING to do with pediatrics or medicine!
    
    
    • Communism's 45 Goals - Congressional Record—Appendix, pp. A34-A35 Current Communist Goals EXTENSION OF REMARKS OF HON. A. S. HERLONG, JR. OF FLORIDA IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Thursday, January 10, 1963
    
    
    • Report From Iron Mountain: On The Possibility And Desirability of Peace Early in August of 1963, he said, he found a message on his desk that a "Mrs. Potts" had called him from Washington. When he returned the call, a MAN answered immediately, and told Doe, among other things, that he had been selected to serve on a commission "of the highest importance." Its objective was to determine, accurately and realistically, the nature of the problems that would confront the United States if and when a condition of "permanent peace" should arrive, and to draft a program for dealing with this contingency. The man described the unique procedures that were to govern the commission's work and that were expected to extend its scope far beyond that of any previous examination of these problems.
    
    
    • The Hidden Tyranny -- The Rosenthal Document
    • Things Christians Need To Know About Jews, Judaism and Zionism -
      by LT. COL. GORDON "JACK" MOHR, AUS RET.
    • 
      Benjamin Freedman Speaks on Zionism - 1961 speech at the Willard Hotel
    
    
    
    
    
    • Benjamin Freedman's 1974 Speech in Washington
    • Zionism - The Hidden Tyranny by Benjamin H. Freedman
    • Facts Are Facts by Benjamin H. Freedman
    • The Truth About Khazars by Benjamin H. Freedman



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Europe



• • European History – Europe can be divided into seven geographic regions: Scandinavia (Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark); the British Isles (the United Kingdom and Ireland); W Europe (France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Monaco); S Europe (Portugal, Spain, Andorra, Italy, Malta, San Marino, and Vatican City); Central Europe (Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary); SE Europe (Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, and the European part of Turkey); and E Europe (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, the European portion of Russia, and by convention the Transcaucasian countries of Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan).
    
    
    • History of France 100 B.C. - 1180 A.D.
    • The Merovingian Mythos, and its Roots in the Ancient Kingdom of Atlantis
    • The Thirteenth Tribe by Arthur Koestler
    • Genesis Of The Grail Kings - Lecture by Laurence Gardner
    • Bloodline Of The Holy Grail - Lecture by Laurence Gardner
    • Monarchy: The Primordial Form of Government, and its Basis in the "Lord of the Earth" Concept
    • The Biological Basis of Elitism and..."The Divine Right" Rule
    • In Defense of Kingship and Divine Right
    • The British Chronicles by David Hughes
      • Atlantis (Excellent Read! Research of people migrations is impressive.~gba)
      • The Picts
      • The Holy Grail and The Grail-Kings
      • The Anglo Saxon Bretwaldas
      • The Viking Age
      • The Old English Royal House
      • The Conqueror and His Successors
    • Cutting of the Elm



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Map of the Peoples of the Middle East



• • Middle East History – the area from Libya east to Afghanistan, usually including Egypt, Sudan, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the other countries of the Arabian peninsula.
    
    
    • The Uruk List of Kings and Sages and Late Mesopotamian Scholarship
    • Anunnaki Time Line by Zecharia Sitchin
    • Anu - Supreme Monarch of the Mesopotamian Gods
    • Nammu - Mother of all Sumerian Gods
    • Code of Ur-Nammu
    • Chronology of Babylonia and Assyria
    • Table of Sumerian Deities
    • Ancient Near East (Babylonia) Glossary and Texts
    • Ancient Sumeria - Nimrod's Story
    • History And The New Testament
      - a laymans research confirms The Urantia Book's revelations concerning the date of Jesus' birth and the date of the Star of Bethlehem
    • Israel - The Jewel-Box of the World
    • The Vengeance of the Jews Was Stronger Than Their Avarice:
      Modern Historians and the Persian Conquest of Jerusalem in 614 by Elliott Horowitz



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• • Myth – Ancient legendary stories of heros and gods usually providing a moral antidote. In the academic fields of mythology, mythography, or folkloristics, a myth is a sacred story concerning the origins of the world or how the world and the creatures in it came to be in their present form. The active beings in myths are generally gods and heroes. Myths often are said to take place before recorded history begins. In saying that a myth is a sacred narrative, what is meant is that a myth is believed to be true by people who attach religious or spiritual significance to it. Use of the term by scholars does not imply that the narrative is either true or false. It should be known that myths have historical basis.
    
    
    • Geoffrey of Monmouth - History of the Kings of Britian
    • Bulfinch's Mythology
      • The Age of Fable
      • The Age of Chivalry
      • Legends of Charlemagne
    • Atlantis (Excellent Read! Research of people migrations is impressive.~gba)
    • Statue of Zeus at Olympia by Phidias
    • Nemesis - Follow The History Of The Word
    • The Story of Lilith
    • The Lilith Myth
    • Lilith: From Demoness to Dark Goddess

Science Table of Contents
Cosmos, exploring the universe and discovering the expanse of creation.

• • Archaeology - the scientific study of historic or prehistoric peoples and their cultures by analysis of their artifacts, inscriptions, monuments, and other such remains, especially those that have been excavated.
    
    
    • Painted Caves of Lascaux
    • Gobekli Tepe Report Summary
    • Was Israel the birthplace of modern man?
    • Lost civilization under Persian Gulf?
      • New Light on Human Prehistory in the Arabo-Persian Gulf Oasis
    • Modern Humans Reached Arabia Earlier Than Thought
    • Texas Artifacts May Rewrite History
    • Ancient Tool Kit - Humans Settled North America Earlier Than Thought
    • Ancient Struggle Over Holy Land Supremacy


• • Anthropology - The scientific study of the origin, the behavior, and the physical, social, and cultural development of human beings.
    
    
    • A Twisted History: The Double Helix of DNA and Genesis
    • In the Bones of a Buried Child, Signs of a Massive Human Migration to the Americas
    • Going Where Darwin Feared to Tread - Decoding the History of Human Evolution
    • Ardipithecus Ramidus - Potential Human Ancestor
    • Modern Humans Reached Arabia Earlier than Thought
    • The Golden Age, Psychopathy and the Sixth Extinction


• • Cosmology - The world or universe regarded as an orderly, harmonious system.
    
    
    • Intelligent Design
    
    
    • Are We Alone? by Tim Dean
    
    
    • Abraham's Three Truths of Astronomy
    • Entire Near-Infrared Sky
    • The Eye of God - Helix Nebula NGC 7293
    • The Milky Way
    • Ursa Major - M81 Spiral Galaxy


• • Geology - The scientific study of the origin, history, and structure of the earth.
    
    
    • The Case of the Permian Extinction
    • The Great Dying


• • Other
    
    
    • The Urantia Book Scientific Discoveries by Dr. Kary Banks Mullis
      Dr. Kary Mullis received a Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1993, for his invention of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR). The process, which Kary Mullis conceptualized in 1983, is hailed as one of the monumental scientific techniques of the twentieth century. The polymerase chain reaction, an elegant way to make copies of a DNA strand using the enzyme polymerase and some basic DNA "building blocks," opened the door to more in-depth study of DNA — like the Human Genome Project. Mullis shared the 1993 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing this technique.
    • The Hydro-Plate Theory and The Great Flood
    • Quantum Cold-Case Mysteries Revisited by Lane Davis
    • Exopolitics and the Human Genome Project
    • Corruption of Science in America
    • Annals of Earth by Dan Sewell Ward

Theology Table of Contents
Theology - the field of study and analysis that treats of God and of God's attributes and relations to the universe; study of divine things or religious truth; divinity.

• • Egyptian
    
    
    • The Book of the Dead
    • Book of Breathings
    • The Emerald Tablets of Thoth
    • The Corpus Hermeticum
    • The Kybalion
  
  
  • Babylonian and Sumerian
    
    
    • Anu - Supreme Monarch of the Mesopotamian Gods
    • Nammu - Mother of all Sumerian Gods
    • Code of Ur-Nammu
    • Chronology of Babylonia and Assyria
    • Table of Sumerian Deities
    • Ancient Near East (Babylonia) Glossary and Texts
    • The Babylonian Legends Of The Creation by E. A. Wallis Budge
    • The Babylonian Story Of The Deluge by E. A. Wallis Budge
    • The Flood Narrative of Gilgamesh
  
  
  • Ugaritic
    
    
    • The Story of Krt
  
  
  • Judaism
    
    
    • Old Testament Apocrypha
    • Old Testament Canonical Books of the Holy Bible
    • Come and Hear - Meet the Talmud and the students of the Talmud — Three and a half million words of the uncensored Talmud on line, with discussions on its place in the modern world by Elizabeth Dilling, Rabbi Dr. J. H. Hertz, Rabbi Dr. I. Epstein, Rabbi Michael Rodkinson, Rabbi Israel Brodie, Rabbi Dr. Louis Finkelstein, and many other Talmud luminaries, Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform — and your hostess, Carol A. Valentine. This website is inspired by Rabbi Professor Jonathan Sacks, Chief Rabbi of the British Commonwealth, and to a lesser extent, the current President of the United States, George Bush. We are dedicated to bringing about understanding between people of different faiths.
      • Navigate "Come and Hear"
      • America under the Talmud
      • Jews' College (Soncino) Babylonian Talmud
      • Soncino Talmud: Glossary
      • Rabbinic Commentary on the Babylonian Talmud
      • Supplementary Materials
      • The Jewish Religion: Its Influence Today - Elizabeth Dilling
    • Josephus The Complete Works
    • The Legends of the Jews
    • The Book Of The Cave Of Treasures
    • Abraham Chronology
    • In the Beginning: Compelling Evidence for Creation and the Flood by Dr. Walt Brown
    • The Hydro-Plate Theory and The Great Flood
    • Hebrew Myth
      • Genesis' "The Fall" Of Man And Its Pre-Biblical Origins In Mesopotamian Myths
      • Eden's Serpent and its Pre-biblical Mesopotamian Prototypes
      • Serpent Who Walked and Talked in the Garden of Eden - Part One - Part Two
      • The Story of Lilith
      • The Lilith Myth
      • Lilith: From Demoness to Dark Goddess
  
  
  • Gnosticism
    
    
    • The Nag Hammadi Library
    • Pistis Sophia [1921] translated by G.R.S. Mead
    • Gnosis by Tom Montalk
  
  
  • Christianity
    
    
    • New Testament Canonical Books of the Holy Bible
    • New Testament Apocrypha
    • History And The New Testament by Jack Kilmon
      - a laymans research confirms The Urantia Book's revelations concerning the date of Jesus' birth and the date of the Star of Bethlehem
  
  
  • Islam
    
    
    • Koran
    • Secret Vatican Briefings on The Creation of Prophet Muhammad
  
  
  • The Urantia Book
    
    
    • The Urantia Book - Table of Contents
    • The Urantia Book - Topical Index
    • The Birth Of A Divine Revelation - The Mechanical Origin of The Urantia Papers
    • History of the Urantia Movement
    • 64 Original Urantia Book Concepts
    • UrantiaGate: The Conspiracy Hypothesis
      • Conspiracy in the Urantia Movement: Overview
      • The Vern Grimsley Affair
      • In-Depth Timeline: "The 'Voice' of Strangers
      • Short Timeline: Genuine vs. Pseudo Spiritual Communications
      • Aliens 'N' Raelians: The Real Rael and Clonaid
      • ACIM (A Course In Miracles):
        Lie Down With Dogs, Get Up With Fleas!
    • Urantia Namesake by Troy R. Bishop
    • Time and Space by Bob Hunt, Ph.D.
    • History And The New Testament by Jack Kilmon
      a laymans research confirms The Urantia Book's revelations concerning the date of Jesus' birth and the date of the Star of Bethlehem
    • The Urantia Book Scientific Discoveries by Dr. Kary Banks Mullis
      Dr. Kary Mullis received a Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1993, for his invention of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR). The process, which Kary Mullis conceptualized in 1983, is hailed as one of the monumental scientific techniques of the twentieth century. The polymerase chain reaction, an elegant way to make copies of a DNA strand using the enzyme polymerase and some basic DNA "building blocks," opened the door to more in-depth study of DNA — like the Human Genome Project. Mullis shared the 1993 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing this technique.
    • Gobekli Tepe Report Summary by Halbert Katzen, J.D.
      The Urantia Book provides a history of humanity that harmonizes perfectly well with the discoveries being made at Gobekli Tepe. It presents an explanation of the Gobekli Tepe mysteries in terms of an Adam and Eve story that varies significantly from the Old Testament record, but, which the authors assert, is nonetheless the basis for many of our myths and religious traditions about the origins of humanity. Not surprisingly, because of the unusual nature and age of this archaeological site, scholars quickly began speculating on how it may relate to the religious traditions about Adam and Eve.
  
  
  • Other Theological Interest
    
    
    • Theosophy
      • The Ocean Of Theosophy by William Q. Judge
      • Isis Unveiled - Table of Contents by H.P. Blavatsky
      • The Secret Doctrine - Table of Contents by H.P. Blavatsky
    • The Gospel Of The Holy Twelve
    • The Book of Mormon
    • Oahspe
  
  
  • Treatise
    
    
    • Josephus The Complete Works
    • The Works of Philo
    • The Origin of Our Belief in God
    • The Legends Of The Jews
    • The Two Babylons by Rev. Alexander Hislop - 1853
    • The Archaic Primogenitors by Mr. Raymond Kenneth Petry
    • Annals of Earth by Dan Sewell Ward
    • Enoch & the Nephilim - Liber VII
    • Gnosis by Tom Montalk
    • Bible Origins
      • Introduction
        Walter Reinhold Warttig Mattfeld y de la Torre, M.A. Ed. embraces the Anthropological view that man has created his gods in his own image. It is understood that the Hebrews recast Mesopotamian and Canaanite myths about the gods and man's creation as there being only one god, their Yahweh. The findings of Science from the fields of Astrophysics, Geology, Archaeology, Anthropology, and Literary Criticism have concluded that the Bible is _not_ the word of God. The "forensic evidence" (physical evidence) unequivocally _contradicts_ (refutes, denies and challenges) the witness' (Bible's) testimony regarding the age of the Universe and of the Earth, how life came into being, and when this occurred. For some conservative Catholic Scholars the earth and the universe was created 5199 B.C. while some conservative Protestant scholars understand this event was in 4004 B.C. _CONTRA_ these dates (being derived from the Bible's internal chronology), Astrophysists understand from data compiled by the orbiting Hubble Space Telescope that the earth is 4 billion years old and the universe is 14 billion years old. If the Bible has the age of the earth and universe wrong what else does it have wrong? Archaeology and Geology reveals there never was a Garden of Eden or Adam and Eve, nor was there ever in the earth's geologic history a universal Noah's Flood, and the Exodus -as portrayed in the Bible- is fiction according to the findings of Archaeology. The discipline of Literary Criticism has established that Moses did not write the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible, in the 16th or 15th century B.C. as claimed by Jewish, Christian and Islamic traditions, the texts were composed in the 7th or 6th century B.C. The counterclaims of Christian Apologists are investigated and their "flawed methodologies" are noted (They claiming that Satan and his Demons have "misled" and "duped" the Scientists and that the Bible is a reliable witness).
      • Eden's Serpent and its Pre-biblical Mesopotamian Prototypes
      • Genesis' Genesis, The Hebrew Transformation of the Ancient Near Eastern Myths and Their Motifs - Part One - Part Two
      • The Primary History, Genesis-2Kings: The Case for a Single Author And Observations on The Craft of Ancient History Writing
      • The Primary History, Genesis-2Kings: An Exilic Composition of March-August 560 B.C.?
      • The Pre-Biblical Origins of the Cherubim And The Mercy Seat Atop the Ark of the Covenant
      • Exodus Memories of Southern Sinai  (Linking the Archaeological Data to the Biblical Narratives)
      • Dating The Pentateuch Via Hebrew As A Language
      • A Critique of the Primary History, Genesis-2Kings, being a Hellenistic Creation of the Hasmoneans
      • Genesis' Literary Borrowing: Adam and Eve and Their Prototypes: Enkidu and the Temple Courtesan Shamhat From the Epic of Gilgamesh - Part One - Part Two
      • The Garden of Eden's Pre-biblical Prototypes: The City-gardens of Eridu and Nippur in the Edin/Eden of Sumer - Part One - Part Two
      • Yahweh-Elohim "The Fornicator God" Who Became Spiritually A "Eunuch God"
      • Genesis' "The Fall" Of Man And Its Pre-Biblical Origins In Mesopotamian Myths
      • Why The Bible Cannot Be The Word Of God
      • Parallels Between Enkidu and Adam In the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Garden of Eden
      • Man's Fall From Innocence: Adam, Adapa and Enkidu
      • Serpent Who Walked and Talked in the Garden of Eden - Part One - Part Two
      • Dilmun-Tilmun-Telmun The Sumerian Paradise or Pre-biblical Prototype for the Garden of Eden Has Not Been Correctly Identified Yet As Of 2008 - Part One - Part Two
      • The Pre-Christian Origins of The New Testament's Demons/Daemones/Daimones
      • Satan's Origins: How the New Testament's Satan came to be associated with the Serpent in the Garden of Eden
  
  
  • Articles and Other Expounding
    
    
    • A Twisted History: The Double Helix of DNA and Genesis
    • Ancient Struggle Over Holy Land Supremacy
    • The Evolution of God
    • Meaning of the Word Nephilim by Michael S. Heiser, PhD
    • The Nephilim: Their Origins and Evolution by Petros Koutoupis
    • Identified As A Prostitute?
    • America’s Most Biblically-Hostile U. S. President
    • Pastor Joe Wright To Kansas State Legislature
    • Harmonies of Liberty - Sermon by Rev. Dr. Sharon E. Watkins
      –Given at the National Prayer Service January 21, 2009
    • Abraham's Three Truths of Astronomy
    • Intelligent Design
    • From The Ashes of Angels

Old Testament Canonacial Books - King James Version of the Holy Bible

• Preface to the 1611 King James Version of the Holy Bible
• The First Book of Moses, called Genesis
• The Second Book of Moses, called Exodus
• The Third Book of Moses, called Leviticus
• The Fourth Book of Moses, called Numbers
• The Fifth Book of Moses, called Deuteronomy
• The Book of Joshua
• The Book of Judges
• The Book of Ruth
• The First Book of Samuel Otherwise Called the First Book of the Kings
• The Second Book of Samuel Otherwise Called the Second Book of the Kings
• The First Book of the Kings Commonly Called the Third Book of the Kings
• The Second Book of the Kings Commonly Called the Fourth Book of the Kings
• The First Book of the Chronicles
• The Second Book of the Chronicles
• Ezra
• The Book of Nehemiah
• The Book of Esther
• The Book of Job
• The Book of Psalms
• The Proverbs
• Ecclesiastes, or, The Preacher
• The Song of Solomon
• The Book of the Prophet Isaiah
• The Book of the Prophet Jeremiah
• The Lamentations of Jeremiah
• The Book of the Prophet Ezekiel
• The Book of Daniel
• Hosea
• Joel
• Amos
• Obadiah
• Jonah
• Micah
• Nahum
• Habakkuk
• Zephaniah
• Haggai
• Zechariah
• Malachi

The Deuterocanonacial Books

• The First Book of Esdras
• Tobit
• Judith
• The Rest of the Chapters of the Book of Esther
• The Wisdom of Solomon
• The Wisdom of Jesus the Son of Sirach, or Ecclesiasticus
• Baruch
• A Letter of Jeremiah
• The Song of the Three
• Daniel and Susanna
• The Idol Bel and the Dragon
• The Prayer of Manasseh
• The First Book of the Maccabees
• The Second Book of the Maccabees
• The Third Book of Maccabees

Old Testament Apocrypha

• THE APOCRYPHA OF THE OLD TESTAMENT
  
  
  • Old Testament Apocrypha - The Apocrypha Proper of the non-Canonical Jewish literature from 200 B.C. to A.D. 100 constitutes the excess of the Vulgate over the Hebrew Old Testament, which excess was in turn borrowed from the LXX. But this listing follows The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the old Testament in English, Volume i, Apocrypha edited by R.H. Charles and differs from the Apocrypha Proper at once in the way of excess and in the way of defect. 3 Maccabees has been added after 2 Maccabees, since it is contained in many MSS. of the LXX, and 4 Ezra has been transferred to Volume ii, Pseudepigrapha, since it is essentially a Pseudepigraph.
    
    How the term 'Apocryphal Books' arose has not yet been determined. It did not, as Zahn (Gcscli. dcs Nciitcstamcntlichen Kaiioiis I. i. 123 sq.), Schurer, Porter, N. Schmidt, and others maintain, originate in the Late Hebrew phrase designating 'hidden books.' But Talmudic literature knows nothing of such a class. The Hebrew word ganaz does not mean 'to hide', but 'to store away' things in themselves precious. Indeed, so far is it from being a technical term in reference to non-Canonical writings, that it is most frequently used in reference to the Canonical Scriptures themselves. When writings were wholly without the pale of the Sacred books — such as those of the heretics or Samaritans — they were usually designated hisonim, i.e. 'outside' (Sanh. x. i).
    
    The term "apocrypha" comes from the Greek word meaning "hidden" or "secret." Originally, the term was applied to sacred books whose contents were too exalted to be made available to the general public. Gradually, the term "apocrypha" took on a disparaging connotation, since the orthodoxy of these hidden books was often questionable.
    
    Deuterocanonical is a term first coined in 1566 by the theologian Sixtus of Siena to describe scriptural texts of the Old Testament whose canonicity was explicitly defined for Catholics by the Council of Trent. Their acceptance among early Christians was not universal, but regional councils in the West published official canons that included these books as early as the fourth and fifth centuries.
    
    The Catholic deuterocanonical scriptural texts as defined by the Council of Trent follow the listing in The New English Bible except for 3 Maccabees and 4 Ezra as noted above for this listing.
  
  
  
  • Historical Books
    • The First Book of Esdras (Cook)
    • The First Book of the Maccabees (Oesterley)
    • The Second Book of the Maccabees (Moffatt)
    • The Third Book of Maccabees (Emmet)
    
    
  • Quasi-Historical Books Written With A Moral Purpose
    • Tobit (Simpson)
    • Judith (Cowley)
    
    
  • Wisdom Literature
    • Ecclesiaticus or the Wisdom of Jesus son of Sirach (Box and Oesterley)
    • The Wisdom of Solomon (Holmes)
    
    
  • Additions To And Completions Of The Canonical Books
    • 1 Baruch (Whitehouse)
    • A Letter of Jeremiah (Ball)
    • The Prayer of Manasseh
    
    
    • Additions to Daniel:
    • The Song of the Three (Bennett)
    • Daniel and Susanna (Kay)
    • The Idol Bel and the Dragon (Witton Davies)
    
    
    • Additions to Esther:
    • The Rest of the Chapters of the Book of Ester

• THE PSEUDEPIGRAPHA OF THE OLD TESTAMENT
  
  
  • Pseudepigrapha - [Gr.,=things falsely ascribed], meaning "books with false titles," refers to books similar in type to those of the Bible whose authors gave them the names of persons of a much earlier period in order to enhance their authority. The Pseudepigrapha is a collection of early Jewish and some Jewish-Christian writings composed between c.200 B.C. and c.A.D. 200, not found in the Bible or rabbinic writings.
    
    The first listing follows The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the old Testament in English, Volume ii, Pseudepigrapha edited by R.H. Charles:
    
    
  • Primitive History Rewritten From The Standpoint Of The Law
    • The Book of Jubilees (Charles)
    
    
  • Sacred Legends
    • The Letter of Aristeas (Andrews)
    • The Books OF Adam and Eve (Wells)
      • The First Book of Adam and Eve (Rutherford H. Platt, Jr.)
      • The Second Book of Adam and Eve (Rutherford H. Platt, Jr.)
      • The Life of Adam and Eve (Charles)
        • Slavonic Life of Adam and Eve (Charles)
    • The Ascension of Isaiah
      • The Martyrdom of Isaiah i-v 14 (Charles)
      • The Vision of Isaiah vi—-xi 40
      • The Testament of Hezekiah ii 13 b—iv 18
    
    
  • Apocalypses
    • Book of Enoch (1 Enoch) (Charles)
      • 1 Enoch - a side by side composite of R. H. Charles, Richard Laurence and others
    • The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs (Charles)
      •     I. The Testament of Reuben Concerning Thoughts
      •    II. The Testament of Simeon Concerning Envy
      •   III. The Testament of Levi Concerning the Priesthood and Arrogance
      •   IV. The Testament of Judah Concerning Fortitude, and Love of Money, and Fornication
      •    V. The Testament of Issachar Concerning Simplicity
      •   VI. The Testament of Zebulun Concerning Compassion and Mercy
      •  VII. The Testament of Dan Concerning Anger and Lying
      • VIII. The Testament of Naphtali Concerning Natural Goodness
      •  IX. The Testament of Gad Concerning Hatred
      •   X. The Testament of Asher Concerning Two Faces of Vice and Virtue
      •  XI. The Testament of Joseph Concerning Sobriety
      • XII. The Testament of Benjamin Concerning a Pure Mind
    • The Sibylline Oracles (Lanchester)
    • The Assumption of Moses (Charles)
    • 2 Enoch, or The Book of the Secrets of Enoch (Forbes and Charles)
      • The Book of the Secrets of Enoch (2 Enoch) (Morfill)
    • The Book Of The Apocalypse Of Baruch The Son Of Neriah
      (2 Baruch) Syraiac (Charles)
    • The Greek Apocalypse of Baruch (3 Baruch) (Hughes)
    • The Second Book of Esdras (4 Ezra) (Box)
    
    
  • Psalms
    • The Psalms of Solomon (Gray)
    
    
  • Ethics and Wisdom Literature
    • The Fourth Book of Maccabees (Townshend)
    • Pirke Aboth or Sayings Of The Fathers (Herford)
    • The Story of Ahikar (Harris, Lewis, Conybeare)
    
    
  • History
    • Fragments of a Zadokite Work - The Damascus Document (Charles)
    
    
    The End of the works included in The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the old Testament in English, Volume i & ii edited by R.H. Charles

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• THE APOCRYPHAL OLD TESTAMENT

  In the Preface of The Apocryphal Old Testament edited by H.F.D. Sparks published 1984, Clarendon Press, Mr. Sparks addresses the 'Pseudepigrapha' issue with these words: "And finally, the term 'Pseudepigrapha' has been avoided altogether. Pseudepigrapha is, in any case, an ugly word. And when used in association with 'Apocrypha', as it so frequently is, it can be very misleading. Strictly it is 'a collective term for books or writings bearing a false title, or ascribed to another than the true author'. Many of the books commonly grouped together and alluded to as 'the Pseudepigrapha' are indeed pseudepigraphical — no doubt a majority. But there is nothing distinctive about this: there are pseudepigraphical books in the Apocrypha (e.g. The wisdom of Solomon), and there are pseudepigraphical books in the Old Testament itself (e.g. Daniel). To refer to 'the Pseudepigrapha', without further definition or qualification, creates the impression in the popular mind that alongside the 'canonical' Old Testament and the 'deutero-canonical' Apocrypha there is a third, universally recognized, 'trito-canonical' collection of books — when there is not. Any collection of books of this kind, however chosen, is bound to mirror the predilections and the prejudices of its editor(s); and it is well that this should be realized. The term therefore, though ancient, is best avoided."
  
  This second list follows The Apocryphal Old Testament edited by H.F.D. Sparks published 1984, Clarendon Press:
  
  
  • The Apocryphal Old Testament
    • Jubilees (R.H. Charles revised by C. Rabin)
    • The Life of Adam and Eve (L.S.A. Wells revised by M. Whittaker)
    • Book of Enoch (1 Enoch) (M.A. Knibb)
    • The Book of the Secrets of Enoch (2 Enoch) (A. Pennington)
    • The Apocalypse of Abraham (A. Pennington)
    • The Testament of Abraham (N. Turner)
    • The Testament of Isaac (K.H. Kuhn)
    • The Testament of Jacob (K.H. Kuhn)
    • The Ladder of Jacob (A. Pennington)
    • Joseph and Aseneth (D. Cook)
    • The Testaments Of The Twelve Patriarchs (M. DeJonge)
    • The Assumption of Moses (R.H. Charles revised by J.P.M. Sweet)
    • The Testament of Job (R. Thornhill)
    • The Psalms of Solomon (S.P. Brock)
    • The Odes of Solomon (J.A. Emerton)
    • The Testament of Solomon (M. Whittaker)
    • The Apocalypse of Elijah (K.H. Kuhn)
    • The Ascension of Isaiah (R.H. Charles revised by J.M.T. Barton)
    • The Paraleipomena of Jeremiah (4 Baruch) (R. Thornhill)
    • The Syraiac Apocalypse of Baruch (2 Baruch) (R.H. Charles revised by L.H. Brockington)
    • The Greek Apocalypse of Baruch (3 Baruch) (H.M.Hughes revised by A.W. Argyle)
    • The Apocalypse of Zephaniah and An Anonymous Apocalypse (K.H.Kuhn)
    • The Apocalypse of Esdras (R.J.H. Shutt)
    • The Vision of Esdras (R.J.H. Shutt)
    • The Apocalypse of Sedrach (R.J.H. Shutt)
    
    
    The End of the works included in The Apocryphal Old Testament edited by H.F.D. Sparks published 1984, Clarendon Press.
    
    

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• Other Old Testament Non-Canonical Books
  
  
  • Non-deuterocanonical Old Testament Apocrypha
    • The Apocalypse of Adam
    • The Apocalypse of Moses
    • The Book of Abraham
    • The Book of Jasher
    • Psalm 151
    • The Second Treatise of the Great Seth
    • Tales Of The Patriarchs
    • Selections from The Book of Moses

The New Testament Canonacial Books - King James Version of the Holy Bible

• The Gospel According to St. Matthew
• The Gospel According to St. Mark
• The Gospel According to St. Luke
• The Gospel According to St. John
• The Acts of the Apostles
• The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans
• The First Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Corinthians
• The Second Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Corinthians
• The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Galatians
• The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Ephesians
• The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Philippians
• The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Colossians
• The First Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Thessalonians
• The Second Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Thessalonians
• The First Epistle of Paul the Apostle to Timothy
• The Second Epistle of Paul the Apostle to Timothy
• The Epistle of Paul to Titus
• The Epistle of Paul to Philemon
• The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Hebrews
• The General Epistle of James
• The First Epistle General of Peter
• The Second Epistle General of Peter
• The First Epistle General of John
• The Second Epistle of John
• The Third Epistle of John
• The General Epistle of Jude
• The Revelation of St. John the Divine

New Testament Apocrypha

• • New Testament Apocrypha - During the birth of Christianity, some of the Jewish apocrypha that dealt with the coming of the Messianic kingdom became popular in the rising Jewish-Christian communities. Occasionally these writings were changed or added to, but on the whole it was found sufficient to reinterpret them as conforming to a Christian viewpoint. Many texts believed lost for centuries were unearthed in the 19th and 20th centuries, producing lively speculation about their importance in early Christianity among religious scholars, while many others survive only in the form of quotations from them in other writings; for some, no more than the title is known.
    
    The books of the New Testament Apocrypha can be broadly divided into following sections:
    
    
    • The Apocryphal Gospels
      
      • The Gospel of Bartholomew
      • Book of James or Protevangelium
      • The Gospel of Nicodemus (The Acts of Pilate) M.R. James
      • The Gospel of Peter
        
      • The Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew Tischendorf
        
      • The History Of Joseph The Carpenter
      • The Gospel of the Nativity of Mary
        
      • The Secret Gospel According To Mark
        
    
    
    • The Infancy Gospels
      
      • The Arabic Gospel of the Infancy of the Saviour
      • The Gospel of Thomas: First Greek Text
        
      • The Gospel of Thomas: Second Greek
        
      • The Gospel of Thomas: Latin Text
        
      • A Compilation of the Thomas Texts (c. 5th Century)
        
    
    
    • The Acts
      
      • The Acts and Martyrdom of the Holy Apostle Andrew
      • The Acts and Martyrdom of Matthew
      • The Acts of Andrew
      • The Acts of Andrew and Matthias
      • The Acts of Barnabas
      • The Acts of John
      • The Acts of John the Theologian
      • The Acts of Paul
      • The Acts of Paul and Thecla
      • The Acts of Peter
      • The Acts of Peter and Andrew
      • The Acts Of The Holy Apostles Peter and Paul
      • The Acts of Philip
      • The Acts of Thomas
      • The Consummation of Thomas the Apostle
    
    
    • The Letters (Epistles)
      
      • The Epistles of Jesus Christ and Abgarus, King of Edessa.
      • The Epistles of Paul the Apostle to Seneca, with Seneca's to Paul.
      • The General Epistle of Barnabas Rutherford H. Platt, Jr.
      • The Epistle Of Ignatius To Polycarp
      • The Epistle of Ignatius to the Ephesians
      • The Epistle of Ignatius to the Magnesians
      • The Epistle of Ignatius to the Philadelphians
      • The Epistle Of Ignatius To The Philippians
      • The Epistle Of Ignatius To The Romans
      • The Epistle Of Ignatius To The Smyrnaeans
      • The Epistle Of Ignatius To The Trallians
      • The Epistle Of Polycarp To The Philippians
      • The Epistle Of The Apostles M.R. James
      • The Epistle To The Laodiceans M.R. James
      • The First Epistle Of Clemet To The Corinthians
      • The Second Epistle of Clement to the Corinthians Rutherford H. Platt, Jr.
      • Letters of Herod and Pilate: The Lost Books of the Bible Rutherford H. Platt, Jr.
        • LETTER OF HEROD TO PILATE THE GOVERNOR
        • LETTER OF PILATE TO HEROD
        • THE EPISTLE OF PONTIUS PILATE
        • THE REPORT OF PILATE THE GOVERNOR
        • THE REPORT OF PONTIUS PILATE
        • THE TRIAL AND CONDEMNATION OF PILATE
        • THE DEATH OF PILATE
      • Letters of Pontius Pilate to Seneca in Rome W.P. Crozier
    
    
    • The Apocalypses
      • The Apocalypse of Peter (Ante-Nicene Fathers Vol X.)
          * An entirely different text of this name is found in the Nag Hammadi Library.
      • The Apocalypse Of Sedrach
      • The Apocalypse of the Virgin
      • The Apocalypse of Thomas
      • The Revelation of Saint John the Theologian
      • The Revelation of Paul
      • The Revelation of Stephen
        
      • The Vision of Paul the Apostle
      • Revelation of Moses
      • The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs
        •     I. The Testament of Reuben Concerning Thoughts
        •    II. The Testament of Simeon Concerning Envy
        •   III. The Testament of Levi Concerning the Priesthood and Arrogance
        •   IV. The Testament of Judah Concerning Fortitude, and Love of Money, and Fornication
        •    V. The Testament of Issachar Concerning Simplicity
        •   VI. The Testament of Zebulun Concerning Compassion and Mercy
        •  VII. The Testament of Dan Concerning Anger and Lying
        • VIII. The Testament of Naphtali Concerning Natural Goodness
        •  IX. The Testament of Gad Concerning Hatred
        •   X. The Testament of Asher Concerning Two Faces of Vice and Virtue
        •  XI. The Testament of Joseph Concerning Sobriety
        • XII. The Testament of Benjamin Concerning a Pure Mind
    
    
    • The Martyrdom Texts
      
      • The Martyrdom of Ignatius
      • The Martyrdom of Matthew
      • The Martyrdom of Saint Polycarp
    
    
    • The Teachings
      
      • The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles (the Didache)
      • On Patience by Tertullian
      • On Prayer by Tertullian
      • A Treatise on the Soul by Tertullian
      • Ad Martyras by Tertullian (To the Martyrs)
      • The Teaching of Addaeus the Apostle
    
    
    • Other Early Christian Writings
      
      • The Apostles' Creed
      • The Narrative of Joseph of Arimathaea
      • The Avenging of the Saviour
      • The Pastor of Hermas
        • Book First.—Visions
          • Introductory Note
          • Vision First.
          • Vision Second.
          • Vision Third.
          • Vision Fourth.
          • Vision Fifth.
        • Book Second.—Commandments
          • Commandment First.
          • Commandment Second.
          • Commandment Third.
          • Commandment Fourth.
          • Commandment Fifth.
          • Commandment Sixth.
          • Commandment Seventh.
          • Commandment Eighth.
          • Commandment Ninth.
          • Commandment Tenth.
          • Commandment Eleventh.
          • Commandment Twelfth.
        • Book Third.—Similitudes
          • Similitude First.
          • Similitude Second.
          • Similitude Third.
          • Similitude Fourth.
          • Similitude Fifth.
          • Similitude Sixth.
          • Similitude Seventh.
          • Similitude Eighth.
          • Similitude Ninth.
          • Similitude Tenth.
      • The works of Dionysius the Areopagite
        • Preface to the online edition
        • Introduction to vol. 1
        • On Divine Names
          • Preface to the Divine Names
          • Caput I
          • Caput II
          • Caput III
          • Caput IV
          • Caput V
          • Caput VI
          • Caput VII
          • Caput VIII
          • Caput IX
          • Caput X
          • Caput XI
          • Caput XII
          • Caput XIII
        • Mystic Theology
        • Letters
        • Liturgy
        • Objections to Genuineness
      • Book of John the Evangelist
      • On The Heavenly Hierarchy
        • Caput I
        • Caput II
        • Caput III
        • Caput IV
        • Caput V
        • Caput VI
        • Caput VII
        • Caput VIII
        • Caput IX
        • Caput X
        • Caput XI
        • Caput XII
        • Caput XIII
        • Caput XIV
        • Caput XV
      • Ecclesiastical Hierarchy
        • Caput I
        • Caput II
        • Caput III
        • Caput IV
        • Caput V
        • Caput VI
        • Caput VII
    
    
    • New Testament Discoveries
      
      • The Gospel of Judas

Nag Hammadi Library

• • Nag Hammadi Library - In December 1945, two peasants, Muhammed and Khalifah 'Ali of the al-Samman clan were digging for fertilizer at the base of the Jabal al-Tarif cliff, using the saddle-bags of their camels to carry the earth back. The cliff is about 11km north-east of Nag Hammadi. They tethered their camels to a boulder, and came upon a buried jar as they were digging around the base of the boulder. Muhammed 'Ali told J.M.Robinson that at first he was afraid to break the jar -- the lid may have been sealed with bitumen, as a blackish substance is present on the lid -- for fear a jinn might be inside, but then he thought that gold might be contained in it instead, so he broke it with his mattock. Out flew particles of papyrus.
    
    Today all the Nag Hammadi codices are in the Coptic Museum in Cairo.
    
    Publication was obstructed by the desire of various scholars to publish works first, with a full (and so lengthy to prepare) commentary. US scholar James Robinson became interested in the 1960's, and using contacts at UNESCO was able eventually to bypass this exhibition of obscurantism. The full collection was published in facsimile by Brill between 1972-1984 as the Facsimile edition of the Nag Hammadi Codices. There is a 17-volume English edition, entitled The Coptic Gnostic Library, and full English translations in the Nag Hammadi Library in English. Robinson also visited Nag Hammadi in the 1960's and 1970's, and tracked down those who found them and wormed out them the story of the find.
    
    All the codices are fourth century papyrus. The find consists of 12 codices, plus 8 leaves from a 13th, and contains 52 texts. Duplications mean the number of unique works is 45. The Berlin Papyrus 8502 is grouped with them, although found separately, because of its related contents. The texts were originally written in Greek, and later translated into Coptic, not always very well (e.g. the passage of Plato). The passage of Plato in fact has been reworked also.
    
    
    • Codex I (The Jung Codex)
      
      • The Prayer of the Apostle Paul
      • The Apocryphon of James:
        • (Williams translation)
        • (Cameron translation)
      • The Gospel of Truth:*
        • (Grant translation)
        • (Attridge & MacRae translation)
      • The Treatise on the Resurrection
      • The Tripartite Tractate
    
    
    • Codex II
      
      • The Apocryphon of John* (long version)
      • The Gospel of Thomas:
        • (Patterson & Meyer translation)
        • (Lambdin translation)
        • (Patterson & Robinson Translation)
      • The Gospel of Philip
      • The Hypostasis of the Archons
      • On the Origin of the World*
      • The Exegesis on the Soul
      • The Book of Thomas the Contender
    
    
    • Codex III
      
      • The Apocryphon of John* (short version)
      • The Gospel of the Egyptians*
      • Eugnostos the Blessed*
      • The Sophia of Jesus Christ
        • Also, see Pistis Sophia translated by G.R.S. Mead. This was the most extensive Gnostic scripture available until the discovery of Nag Hammadi texts in 1945
      • The Dialogue of the Savior
    
    
    • Codex IV
      
      • The Apocryphon of John* (long version)
      • The Gospel of the Egyptians*
    
    
    • Codex V
      
      • Eugnostos the Blessed*
      • The Apocalypse of Paul
      • The (First) Apocalypse of James
      • The (Second) Apocalypse of James
      • The Apocalypse of Adam
    
    
    • Codex VI
      
      • The Acts of Peter and the Twelve Apostles
      • The Thunder, Perfect Mind
      • Authoritative Teaching
      • The Concept of Our Great Power
      • Plato, Republic 588A-589B
      • The Discourse on the Eighth and Ninth
      • The Prayer of Thanksgiving
      • Asclepius 21-29
    
    
    • Codex VII
      
      • The Paraphrase of Shem
      • The Second Treatise of the Great Seth
      • The Apocalypse of Peter
      • The Teachings of Silvanus
      • The Three Steles of Seth
    
    
    • Codex VIII
      
      • Zostrianos
      • The Letter of Peter to Philip
    
    
    • Codex IX
      
      • Melchizedek
      • The Thought of Norea
      • The Testimony of Truth
    
    
    • Codex X
      
      • Marsanes
    
    
    • Codex XI
      
      • The Interpretation of Knowledge
      • A Valentinian Exposition
        • 2a. On the Anointing
        • 2b. On the Baptism A
        • 2c. On the Baptism B
        • 2d. On the Eucharist A
        • 2e. On the Eucharist B
      • Allogenes
      • Hypsiphrone
    
    
    • Codex XII
      
      • The Sentences of Sextus
      • The Gospel of Truth:*
        • (Grant translation)
        • (Attridge & MacRae translation)
      • Fragments (translation not provided here)
    
    
    • Codex XIII
      
      • Trimorphic Protennoia
      • On the Origin of the World*

The Urantia Book

• Urantia Book - Glossary
• Terminology - The Urantia Book
• Computer Analysis of Printings of The Urantia Book, 1955-1999
• Topical Index, Main Index
  Comprehensive topical index for the Urantia Book, Main Index

The Urantia Book - Titles of the Papers

• Foreword to The Urantia Book
•   1. The Universal Father
•   2. The Nature of God
•   3. The Attributes of God
•   4. God's Relation to the Universe
•   5. God's Relation to the Individual
•   6. The Eternal Son
•   7. Relation of the Eternal Son to the Universe
•   8. The Infinite Spirit
•   9. Relation of the Infinite Spirit to the Universe
•  10. The Paradise Trinity
•  11. The Eternal Isle of Paradise
•  12. The Universe of Universes
•  13. The Sacred Spheres of Paradise
•  14. The Central and Divine Universe
•  15. The Seven Superuniverses
•  16. The Seven Master Spirits
•  17. The Seven Supreme Spirit Groups
•  18. The Supreme Trinity Personalities
•  19. The Co-ordinate Trinity-Origin Beings
•  20. The Paradise Sons of God
•  21. The Paradise Creator Sons
•  22. The Trinitized Sons of God
•  23. The Solitary Messengers
•  24. Higher Personalities of the Infinite Spirit
•  25. The Messenger Hosts of Space
•  26. Ministering Spirits of the Cnetral Universe
•  27. Ministry of the Primary Supernaphim
•  28. Ministering Spirits of the Superuniverses
•  29. The Universe Power Directors
•  30. Personalities of the Grand Universe
•  31. The Corps of the Finality
•  32. The Evolution of Local Universes
•  33. Administration of the Local Universe
•  34. The Local Universe Mother Spirit
•  35. The Local Universe Sons of God
•  36. The Life Carriers
•  37. Personalities of the Local Universe
•  38. Ministering Spirits of the Local Universe
•  39. The Seraphic Hosts
•  40. The Ascending Sons of God
•  41. Physical Aspects of the Local Universe
•  42. Energy--Mind and Matter
•  43. The Constellations
•  44. The Celestial Artisans
•  45. The Local System Administration
•  46. The Local System Headquarters
•  47. The Seven Mansion Worlds
•  48. The Morontia Life
•  49. The Inhabited Worlds
•  50. The Planetary Princes
•  51. The Planetary Adams
•  52. Planetary Mortal Epochs
•  53. The Lucifer Rebellion
•  54. Problems of the Lucifer Rebellion
•  55. The Spheres of Light and Life
•  56. Universal Unity
•  57. The Origin of Urantia
•  58. Life Establishment on Urantia
•  59. The Marine-Life Era on Urantia
•  60. Urantia During the Early Land-Life Era
•  61. The Mammalian Era on Urantia
•  62. The Dawn Races of Early Man
•  63. The First Human Family
•  64. The Evolutionary Races of Color
•  65. The Overcontrol of Evolution
•  66. The Planetary Prince of Urantia
•  67. The Planetary Rebellion
•  68. The Dawn of Civilization
•  69. Primitive Human Institutions
•  70. The Evolution of Human Government
•  71. Development of the State
•  72. Government on a Neighboring Planet
•  73. The Garden of Eden
•  74. Adam and Eve
•  75. The Default of Adam and Eve
•  76. The Second Garden
•  77. The Midway Creatures
•  78. The Violet Race After the Days of Adam
•  79. Andite Expansion in the Orient
•  80. Andite Expansion in the Occident
•  81. Development of Modern Civilization
•  82. The Evolution of Marriage
•  83. The Marriage Institution
•  84. Marriage and Family Life
•  85. The Origins of Worship
•  86. Early Evolution of Religion
•  87. The Ghost Cults
•  88. Fetishes, Charms, and Magic
•  89. Sin, Sacrifice, and Atonement
•  90. Shamanism--Medicine Men and Priests
•  91. The Evolution of Prayer
•  92. The Later Evolution of Religion
•  93. Machiventa Melchizedek
•  94. The Melchizedek Teachings in the Orient
•  95. The Melchizedek Teachings in the Levant
•  96. Yahweh--God of the Hebrews
•  97. Evolution of the God Concept Among the Hebrews
•  98. The Melchizedek Teachings in the Occident
•  99. The Social Problems of Religion
• 100. Religion in Human Experience
• 101. The Real Nature of Religion
• 102. The Foundations of Religious Faith
• 103. The Reality of Religious Experience
• 104. Growth of the Trinity Concept
• 105. Deity and Reality
• 106. Universe Levels of Reality
• 107. Origin and Nature of Thought Adjusters
• 108. Mission and Ministry of Thought Adjusters
• 109. Relation of Adjusters to Universe Creatures
• 110. Relation of Adjusters to Individual Mortals
• 111. The Adjuster and the Soul
• 112. Personality Survival
• 113. Seraphic Guardians of Destiny
• 114. Seraphic Planetary Government
• 115. The Supreme Being
• 116. The Almighty Supreme
• 117. God the Supreme
• 118. Supreme and Ultimate--Time and Space
• 119. The Bestowals of Christ Michael
• 120. The Bestowal of Michael on Urantia
• 121. The Times of Michael's Bestowal
• 122. Birth and Infancy of Jesus
• 123. The Early Childhood of Jesus
• 124. The Later Childhood of Jesus
• 125. Jesus at Jerusalem
• 126. The Two Crucial Years
• 127. The Adolescent Years
• 128. Jesus' Early Manhood
• 129. The Later Adult Life of Jesus
• 130. On the Way to Rome
• 131. The World's Religions
• 132. The Sojourn at Rome
• 133. The Return From Rome
• 134. The Transition Years
• 135. John the Baptist
• 136. Baptism and the Forty Days
• 137. Tarrying Time in Galilee
• 138. Training the Kingdom's Messengers
• 139. The Twelve Apostles
• 140. The Ordination of the Twelve
• 141. Beginning the Public Work
• 142. The Passover at Jerusalem
• 143. Going Through Samaria
• 144. At Gilboa and in the Decapolis
• 145. Four Eventful Days at Capernaum
• 146. First Preaching Tour of Galilee
• 147. The Interlude Visit to Jerusalem
• 148. Training Evangelists at Bethsaida
• 149. The Second Preaching Tour
• 150. The Third Preaching Tour
• 151. Tarrying and Teaching by the Seaside
• 152. Events Leading up to the Capernaum Crisis
• 153. The Crisis at Capernaum
• 154. Last Days at Capernaum
• 155. Fleeing Through Northern Galilee
• 156. The Sojourn at Tyre and Sidon
• 157. At Caesarea Philippi
• 158. The Mount of Transfiguration
• 159. The Decapolis Tour
• 160. Rodan of Alexandria
• 161. Further Discussions with Rodan
• 162. At the Feast of Tabernacles
• 163. Ordination of the Seventy at Magadan
• 164. At the Feast of Dedication
• 165. The Perean Mission Begins
• 166. Last Visit to Northern Perea
• 167. The Visit to Philadelphia
• 168. The Resurrection of Lazarus
• 169. Last Teaching at Pella
• 170. The Kingdom of Heaven
• 171. On the Way to Jerusalem
• 172. Going into Jerusalem
• 173. Monday in Jerusalem
• 174. Tuesday Morning in the Temple
• 175. The Last Temple Discourse
• 176. Tuesday Evening on Mount Olivet
• 177. Wednesday, the Rest Day
• 178. Last Day at the Camp
• 179. The Last Supper
• 180. The Farewell Discourse
• 181. Final Admonitions and Warnings
• 182. In Gethsemane
• 183. The Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus
• 184. Before the Sanhedrin Court
• 185. The Trial Before Pilate
• 186. Just Before the Crucifixion
• 187. The Crucifixion
• 188. The Time of the Tomb
• 189. The Resurrection
• 190. Morontia Appearances of Jesus
• 191. Appearances to the Apostles and Other Leaders
• 192. Appearances in Galilee
• 193. Final Appearances and Ascension
• 194. Bestowal of the Spirit of Truth
• 195. After Pentecost
• 196. The Faith of Jesus

The Urantia Book - Contents of the Book

Foreword

• I. Deity And Divinity
• II. God
• III. The First Source And Center
• IV. Universe Reality
• 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

PART I. THE CENTRAL AND SUPERUNIVERSES

1. The Universal Father

• 1 - 1. The Father's Name
• 1 - 2. The Reality Of God
• 1 - 3. God Is A Universal Spirit
• 1 - 4. The Mystery Of God
• 1 - 5. Personality Of The Universal Father
• 1 - 6. Personality In The Universe
• 1 - 7. Spiritual Value Of The Personality Concept

2 - The Nature Of God

• 2 - 1. The Infinity Of God
• 2 - 2. The Father's Eternal Perfection
• 2 - 3. Justice And Righteousness
• 2 - 4. The Divine Mercy
• 2 - 5. The Love Of God
• 2 - 6. The Goodness Of God
• 2 - 7. Divine Truth And Beauty

3 - The Attributes Of God

• 3 - 1. God's Everywhereness
• 3 - 2. God's Infinite Power
• 3 - 3. God's Universal Knowledge
• 3 - 4. God's Limitlessness
• 3 - 5. The Father's Supreme Rule
• 3 - 6. The Father's Primacy

4 - God's Relation To The Universe

• 4 - 1. The Universe Attitude Of The Father
• 4 - 2. God And Nature
• 4 - 3. God's Unchanging Character
• 4 - 4. The Realization Of God
• 4 - 5. Erroneous Ideas Of God

5 - God's Relation To The Individual

• 5 - 1. The Approach To God
• 5 - 2. The Presence Of God
• 5 - 3. True Worship
• 5 - 4. God In Religion
• 5 - 5. The Consciousness Of God
• 5 - 6. The God Of Personality

6 - The Eternal Son

• 6 - 1. Identity Of The Eternal Son
• 6 - 2. Nature Of The Eternal Son
• 6 - 3. Ministry Of The Father's Love
• 6 - 4. Attributes Of The Eternal Son
• 6 - 5. Limitations Of The Eternal Son
• 6 - 6. The Spirit Mind
• 6 - 7. Personality Of The Eternal Son
• 6 - 8. Realization Of The Eternal Son

7 - Relation Of The Eternal Son To The Universe

• 7 - 1. The Spirit-Gravity Circuit
• 7 - 2. The Administration Of The Eternal Son
• 7 - 3. Relation Of The Eternal Son To The Individual
• 7 - 4. The Divine Perfection Plans
• 7 - 5. The Spirit Of Bestowal
• 7 - 6. The Paradise Sons Of God
• 7 - 7. The Supreme Revelation Of The Father

8 - The Infinite Spirit

• 8 - 1. The God Of Action
• 8 - 2. Nature Of The Infinite Spirit
• 8 - 3. Relation Of The Spirit To The Father And The Son
• 8 - 4. The Spirit Of Divine Ministry
• 8 - 5. The Presence Of God
• 8 - 6. Personality Of The Infinite Spirit

9 - Relation Of The Infinite Spirit To The Universe

• 9 - 1. Attributes Of The Third Source And Center
• 9 - 2. The Omnipresent Spirit
• 9 - 3. The Universal Manipulator
• 9 - 4. The Absolute Mind
• 9 - 5. The Ministry Of Mind
• 9 - 6. The Mind-Gravity Circuit
• 9 - 7. Universe Reflectivity
• 9 - 8. Personalities Of The Infinite Spirit

10 - The Paradise Trinity

• 10 - 1. Self-Distribution Of The First Source And Center
• 10 - 2. Deity Personalization
• 10 - 3. The Three Persons Of Deity
• 10 - 4. The Trinity Union Of Deity
• 10 - 5. Functions Of The Trinity
• 10 - 6. The Stationary Sons Of The Trinity
• 10 - 7. The Overcontrol Of Supremacy
• 10 - 8. The Trinity Beyond The Finite

11 - The Eternal Isle Of Paradise

• 11 - 1. The Divine Residence
• 11 - 2. Nature Of The Eternal Isle
• 11 - 3. Upper Paradise
• 11 - 4. Peripheral Paradise
• 11 - 5. Nether Paradise
• 11 - 6. Space Respiration
• 11 - 7. Space Functions Of Paradise
• 11 - 8. Paradise Gravity
• 11 - 9. The Uniqueness Of Paradise

12 - The Universe Of Universes

• 12 - 1. Space Levels Of The Master Universe
• 12 - 2. The Domains Of The Unqualified Absolute
• 12 - 3. Universal Gravity
• 12 - 4. Space And Motion
• 12 - 5. Space And Time
• 12 - 6. Universal Overcontrol
• 12 - 7. The Part And The Whole
• 12 - 8. Matter, Mind, And Spirit
• 12 - 9. Personal Realities

13 - The Sacred Spheres Of Paradise

• 13 - 1. The Seven Sacred Worlds Of The Father
• 13 - 2. Father-World Relationships
• 13 - 3. The Sacred Worlds Of The Eternal Son
• 13 - 4. The Worlds Of The Infinite Spirit

14 - The Central And Divine Universe

• 14 - 1. The Paradise-Havona System
• 14 - 2. Constitution Of Havona
• 14 - 3. The Havona Worlds
• 14 - 4. Creatures Of The Central Universe
• 14 - 5. Life In Havona
• 14 - 6. The Purpose Of The Central Universe

15 - The Seven Superuniverses

• 15 - 1. The Superuniverse Space Level
• 15 - 2. Organization Of The Superuniverses
• 15 - 3. The Superuniverse Of Orvonton
• 15 - 4. Nebulae -- The Ancestors Of Universes
• 15 - 5. The Origin Of Space Bodies
• 15 - 6. The Spheres Of Space
• 15 - 7. The Architectural Spheres
• 15 - 8. Energy Control And Regulation
• 15 - 9. Circuits Of The Superuniverses
• 15 - 10. Rulers Of The Superuniverses
• 15 - 11. The Deliberative Assembly
• 15 - 12. The Supreme Tribunals
• 15 - 13. The Sector Governments
• 15 - 14. Purposes Of The Seven Superuniverses

16 - The Seven Master Spirits

• 16 - 1. Relation To Triune Deity
• 16 - 2. Relation To The Infinite Spirit
• 16 - 3. Identity And Diversity Of The Master Spirits
• 16 - 4. Attributes And Functions Of The Master Spirits
• 16 - 5. Relation To Creatures
• 16 - 6. The Cosmic Mind
• 16 - 7. Morals, Virtue, And Personality
• 16 - 8. Urantia Personality
• 16 - 9. Reality Of Human Consciousness

17 - The Seven Supreme Spirit Groups

• 17 - 1. The Seven Supreme Executives
• 17 - 2. Majeston -- Chief Of Reflectivity
• 17 - 3. The Reflective Spirits
• 17 - 4. The Reflective Image Aids
• 17 - 5. The Seven Spirits Of The Circuits
• 17 - 6. The Local Universe Creative Spirits
• 17 - 7. The Adjutant Mind-Spirits
• 17 - 8. Functions Of The Supreme Spirits

18 - The Supreme Trinity Personalities

• 18 - 1. The Trinitized Secrets Of Supremacy
• 18 - 2. The Eternals Of Days
• 18 - 3. The Ancients Of Days
• 18 - 4. The Perfections Of Days
• 18 - 5. The Recents Of Days
• 18 - 6. The Unions Of Days
• 18 - 7. The Faithfuls Of Days

19 - The Co-Ordinate Trinity-Origin Beings

• 19 - 1. The Trinity Teacher Sons
• 19 - 2. The Perfectors Of Wisdom
• 19 - 3. The Divine Counselors
• 19 - 4. The Universal Censors
• 19 - 5. Inspired Trinity Spirits
• 19 - 6. Havona Natives
• 19 - 7. Paradise Citizens

20 - The Paradise Sons Of God

• 20 - 1. The Descending Sons Of God
• 20 - 2. The Magisterial Sons
• 20 - 3. Judicial Actions
• 20 - 4. Magisterial Missions
• 20 - 5. Bestowal Of The Paradise Sons Of God
• 20 - 6. The Mortal-Bestowal Careers
• 20 - 7. The Trinity Teacher Sons
• 20 - 8. Local Universe Ministry Of The Daynals
• 20 - 9. Planetary Service Of The Daynals
• 20 - 10. United Ministry Of The Paradise Sons

21 - The Paradise Creator Sons

• 21 - 1. Origin And Nature Of Creator Sons
• 21 - 2. The Creators Of Local Universes
• 21 - 3. Local Universe Sovereignty
• 21 - 4. The Michael Bestowals
• 21 - 5. Relation Of Master Sons To The Universe
• 21 - 6. Destiny Of The Master Michaels

22 - The Trinitized Sons Of God

• 22 - 1. The Trinity-Embraced Sons
• 22 - 2. The Mighty Messengers
• 22 - 3. Those High In Authority
• 22 - 4. Those Without Name And Number
• 22 - 5. The Trinitized Custodians
• 22 - 6. The Trinitized Ambassadors
• 22 - 7. Technique Of Trinitization
• 22 - 8. The Creature-Trinitized Sons
• 22 - 9. The Celestial Guardians
• 22 - 10. High Son Assistants

23 - The Solitary Messengers

• 23 - 1. Nature And Origin Of Solitary Messengers
• 23 - 2. Assignments Of Solitary Messengers
• 23 - 3. Time And Space Services Of Solitary Messengers
• 23 - 4. Special Ministry Of Solitary Messengers

24 - Higher Personalities Of The Infinite Spirit

• 24 - 1. The Universe Circuit Supervisors
• 24 - 2. The Census Directors
• 24 - 3. Personal Aids Of The Infinite Spirit
• 24 - 4. The Associate Inspectors
• 24 - 5. The Assigned Sentinels
• 24 - 6. The Graduate Guides
• 24 - 7. Origin Of The Graduate Guides

25 - The Messenger Hosts Of Space

• 25 - 1. The Havona Servitals
• 25 - 2. The Universal Conciliators
• 25 - 3. The Far-Reaching Service Of Conciliators
• 25 - 4. Technical Advisers
• 25 - 5. The Custodians Of Records On Paradise
• 25 - 6. The Celestial Recorders
• 25 - 7. The Morontia Companions
• 25 - 8. The Paradise Companions

26 - Ministering Spirits Of The Central Universe

• 26 - 1. The Ministering Spirits
• 26 - 2. The Mighty Supernaphim
• 26 - 3. The Tertiary Supernaphim
• 26 - 4. The Secondary Supernaphim
• 26 - 5. The Pilgrim Helpers
• 26 - 6. The Supremacy Guides
• 26 - 7. The Trinity Guides
• 26 - 8. The Son Finders
• 26 - 9. The Father Guides
• 26 - 10. The Counselors And Advisers
• 26 - 11. The Complements Of Rest

27 - Ministry Of The Primary Supernaphim

• 27 - 1. Instigators Of Rest
• 27 - 2. Chiefs Of Assignment
• 27 - 3. Interpreters Of Ethics
• 27 - 4. Directors Of Conduct
• 27 - 5. The Custodians Of Knowledge
• 27 - 6. Masters Of Philosophy
• 27 - 7. Conductors Of Worship

28 - Ministering Spirits Of The Superuniverses

• 28 - 1. The Tertiaphim
• 28 - 2. The Omniaphim
• 28 - 3. The Seconaphim
• 28 - 4. The Primary Seconaphim
• 28 - 5. The Secondary Seconaphim
• 28 - 6. The Tertiary Seconaphim
• 28 - 7. Ministry Of The Seconaphim

29 - The Universe Power Directors

• 29 - 1. The Seven Supreme Power Directors
• 29 - 2. The Supreme Power Centers
• 29 - 3. The Domain Of Power Centers
• 29 - 4. The Master Physical Controllers
• 29 - 5. The Master Force Organizers

30 - Personalities Of The Grand Universe

• 30 - 1. The Paradise Classification Of Living Beings
• 30 - 2. The Uversa Personality Register
• 30 - 3. The Courtesy Colonies
• 30 - 4. The Ascending Mortals

31 - The Corps Of The Finality

• 31 - 1. The Havona Natives
• 31 - 2. Gravity Messengers
• 31 - 3. Glorified Mortals
• 31 - 4. Adopted Seraphim
• 31 - 5. Glorified Material Sons
• 31 - 6. Glorified Midway Creatures
• 31 - 7. The Evangels Of Light
• 31 - 8. The Transcendentalers
• 31 - 9. Architects Of The Master Universe
• 31 - 10. The Ultimate Adventure

PART II. THE LOCAL UNIVERSE

32 - The Evolution Of Local Universes

• 32 - 1. Physical Emergence Of Universes
• 32 - 2. Universe Organization
• 32 - 3. The Evolutionary Idea
• 32 - 4. God's Relation To A Local Universe
• 32 - 5. The Eternal And Divine Purpose

33 - Administration Of The Local Universe

• 33 - 1. Michael Of Nebadon
• 33 - 2. The Sovereign Of Nebadon
• 33 - 3. The Universe Son And Spirit
• 33 - 4. Gabriel -- The Chief Executive
• 33 - 5. The Trinity Ambassadors
• 33 - 6. General Administration
• 33 - 7. The Courts Of Nebadon
• 33 - 8. The Legislative And Executive Functions

34 - The Local Universe Mother Spirit

• 34 - 1. Personalization Of The Creative Spirit
• 34 - 2. Nature Of The Divine Minister
• 34 - 3. The Son And Spirit In Time And Space
• 34 - 4. The Local Universe Circuits
• 34 - 5. The Ministry Of The Spirit
• 34 - 6. The Spirit In Man
• 34 - 7. The Spirit And The Flesh

35 - The Local Universe Sons Of God

• 35 - 1. The Father Melchizedek
• 35 - 2. The Melchizedek Sons
• 35 - 3. The Melchizedek Worlds
• 35 - 4. Special Work Of The Melchizedeks
• 35 - 5. The Vorondadek Sons
• 35 - 6. The Constellation Fathers
• 35 - 7. The Vorondadek Worlds
• 35 - 8. The Lanonandek Sons
• 35 - 9. The Lanonandek Rulers
• 35 - 10. The Lanonandek Worlds

36 - The Life Carriers

• 36 - 1. Origin And Nature Of Life Carriers
• 36 - 2. The Life Carrier Worlds
• 36 - 3. Life Transplantation
• 36 - 4. Melchizedek Life Carriers
• 36 - 5. The Seven Adjutant Mind-Spirits
• 36 - 6. Living Forces

37 - Personalities Of The Local Universe

• 37 - 1. The Universe Aids
• 37 - 2. The Brilliant Evening Stars
• 37 - 3. The Archangels
• 37 - 4. Most High Assistants
• 37 - 5. High Commissioners
• 37 - 6. Celestial Overseers
• 37 - 7. Mansion World Teachers
• 37 - 8. Higher Spirit Orders Of Assignment
• 37 - 9. Permanent Citizens Of The Local Universe
• 37 - 10. Other Local Universe Groups

38 - Ministering Spirits Of The Local Universe

• 38 - 1. Origin Of Seraphim
• 38 - 2. Angelic Natures
• 38 - 3. Unrevealed Angels
• 38 - 4. The Seraphic Worlds
• 38 - 5. Seraphic Training
• 38 - 6. Seraphic Organization
• 38 - 7. Cherubim And Sanobim
• 38 - 8. Evolution Of Cherubim And Sanobim
• 38 - 9. The Midway Creatures

39 - The Seraphic Hosts

• 39 - 1. Supreme Seraphim
• 39 - 2. Superior Seraphim
• 39 - 3. Supervisor Seraphim
• 39 - 4. Administrator Seraphim
• 39 - 5. Planetary Helpers
• 39 - 6. Transition Ministers
• 39 - 7. Seraphim Of The Future
• 39 - 8. Seraphic Destiny
• 39 - 9. The Corps Of Seraphic Completion

40 - The Ascending Sons Of God

• 40 - 1. Evolutionary Seraphim
• 40 - 2. Ascending Material Sons
• 40 - 3. Translated Midwayers
• 40 - 4. Personalized Adjusters
• 40 - 5. Mortals Of Time And Space
• 40 - 6. The Faith Sons Of God
• 40 - 7. Father-Fused Mortals
• 40 - 8. Son-Fused Mortals
• 40 - 9. Spirit-Fused Mortals
• 40 - 10. Ascendant Destinies

41 - Physical Aspects Of The Local Universe

• 41 - 1. The Nebadon Power Centers
• 41 - 2. The Satania Physical Controllers
• 41 - 3. Our Starry Associates
• 41 - 4. Sun Density
• 41 - 5. Solar Radiation
• 41 - 6. Calcium -- The Wanderer Of Space
• 41 - 7. Sources Of Solar Energy
• 41 - 8. Solar-Energy Reactions
• 41 - 9. Sun Stability
• 41 - 10. Origin Of Inhabited Worlds

42 - Energy -- Mind And Matter

• 42 - 1. Paradise Forces And Energies
• 42 - 2. Universal Nonspiritual Energy Systems (Physical Energies)
• 42 - 3. Classification Of Matter
• 42 - 4. Energy And Matter Transmutations
• 42 - 5. Wave-Energy Manifestations
• 42 - 6. Ultimatons, Electrons, And Atoms
• 42 - 7. Atomic Matter
• 42 - 8. Atomic Cohesion
• 42 - 9. Natural Philosophy
• 42 - 10. Universal Nonspiritual Energy Systems (Material Mind Systems)
• 42 - 11. Universe Mechanisms
• 42 - 12. Pattern And Form -- Mind Dominance

43 - The Constellations

• 43 - 1. The Constellation Headquarters
• 43 - 2. The Constellation Government
• 43 - 3. The Most Highs Of Norlatiadek
• 43 - 4. Mount Assembly -- The Faithful Of Days
• 43 - 5. The Edentia Fathers Since The Lucifer Rebellion
• 43 - 6. The Gardens Of God
• 43 - 7. The Univitatia
• 43 - 8. The Edentia Training Worlds
• 43 - 9. Citizenship On Edentia

44 - The Celestial Artisans

• 44 - 1. The Celestial Musicians
• 44 - 2. The Heavenly Reproducers
• 44 - 3. The Divine Builders
• 44 - 4. The Thought Recorders
• 44 - 5. The Energy Manipulators
• 44 - 6. The Designers And Embellishers
• 44 - 7. The Harmony Workers
• 44 - 8. Mortal Aspirations And Morontia Achievements

45 - The Local System Administration

• 45 - 1. Transitional Culture Worlds
• 45 - 2. The System Sovereign
• 45 - 3. The System Government
• 45 - 4. The Four And Twenty Counselors
• 45 - 5. The Material Sons
• 45 - 6. Adamic Training Of Ascenders
• 45 - 7. The Melchizedek Schools

46 - The Local System Headquarters

• 46 - 1. Physical Aspects Of Jerusem
• 46 - 2. Physical Features Of Jerusem
• 46 - 3. The Jerusem Broadcasts
• 46 - 4. Residential And Administrative Areas
• 46 - 5. The Jerusem Circles
• 46 - 6. The Executive-Administrative Squares
• 46 - 7. The Rectangles -- The Spornagia
• 46 - 8. The Jerusem Triangles

47 - The Seven Mansion Worlds

• 47 - 1. The Finaliters' World
• 47 - 2. The Probationary Nursery
• 47 - 3. The First Mansion World
• 47 - 4. The Second Mansion World
• 47 - 5. The Third Mansion World
• 47 - 6. The Fourth Mansion World
• 47 - 7. The Fifth Mansion World
• 47 - 8. The Sixth Mansion World
• 47 - 9. The Seventh Mansion World
• 47 - 10. Jerusem Citizenship

48 - The Morontia Life

• 48 - 1. Morontia Materials
• 48 - 2. Morontia Power Supervisors
• 48 - 3. Morontia Companions
• 48 - 4. The Reversion Directors
• 48 - 5. The Mansion World Teachers
• 48 - 6. Morontia World Seraphim -- Transition Ministers
• 48 - 7. Morontia Mota
• 48 - 8. The Morontia Progressors

49 - The Inhabited Worlds

• 49 - 1. The Planetary Life
• 49 - 2. Planetary Physical Types
• 49 - 3. Worlds Of The Nonbreathers
• 49 - 4. Evolutionary Will Creatures
• 49 - 5. The Planetary Series Of Mortals
• 49 - 6. Terrestrial Escape

50 - The Planetary Princes

• 50 - 1. Mission Of The Princes
• 50 - 2. Planetary Administration
• 50 - 3. The Prince's Corporeal Staff
• 50 - 4. The Planetary Headquarters And Schools
• 50 - 5. Progressive Civilization
• 50 - 6. Planetary Culture
• 50 - 7. The Rewards Of Isolation

51 - The Planetary Adams

• 51 - 1. Origin And Nature Of The Material Sons Of God
• 51 - 2. Transit Of The Planetary Adams
• 51 - 3. The Adamic Missions
• 51 - 4. The Six Evolutionary Races
• 51 - 5. Racial Amalgamation -- Bestowal Of The Adamic Blood
• 51 - 6. The Edenic Regime
• 51 - 7. United Administration

52 - Planetary Mortal Epochs

• 52 - 1. Primitive Man
• 52 - 2. Post-Planetary Prince Man
• 52 - 3. Post-Adamic Man
• 52 - 4. Post-Magisterial Son Man
• 52 - 5. Post-Bestowal Son Man
• 52 - 6. Urantia's Postbestowal Age
• 52 - 7. Post-Teacher Son Man

53 - The Lucifer Rebellion

• 53 - 1. The Leaders Of Rebellion
• 53 - 2. The Causes Of Rebellion
• 53 - 3. The Lucifer Manifesto
• 53 - 4. Outbreak Of The Rebellion
• 53 - 5. Nature Of The Conflict
• 53 - 6. A Loyal Seraphic Commander
• 53 - 7. History Of The Rebellion
• 53 - 8. The Son Of Man On Urantia
• 53 - 9. Present Status Of The Rebellion

54 - Problems Of The Lucifer Rebellion

• 54 - 1. True And False Liberty
• 54 - 2. The Theft Of Liberty
• 54 - 3. The Time Lag Of Justice
• 54 - 4. The Mercy Time Lag
• 54 - 5. The Wisdom Of Delay
• 54 - 6. The Triumph Of Love

55 - The Spheres Of Light And Life

• 55 - 1. The Morontia Temple
• 55 - 2. Death And Translation
• 55 - 3. The Golden Ages
• 55 - 4. Administrative Readjustments
• 55 - 5. The Acme Of Material Development
• 55 - 6. The Individual Mortal
• 55 - 7. The First Or Planetary Stage
• 55 - 8. The Second Or System Stage
• 55 - 9. The Third Or Constellation Stage
• 55 - 10. The Fourth Or Local Universe Stage
• 55 - 11. The Minor And Major Sector Stages
• 55 - 12. The Seventh Or Superuniverse Stage

56 - Universal Unity

• 56 - 1. Physical Co-Ordination
• 56 - 2. Intellectual Unity
• 56 - 3. Spiritual Unification
• 56 - 4. Personality Unification
• 56 - 5. Deity Unity
• 56 - 6. Unification Of Evolutionary Deity
• 56 - 7. Universal Evolutionary Repercussions
• 56 - 8. The Supreme Unifier
• 56 - 9. Universal Absolute Unity
• 56 - 10. Truth, Beauty, And Goodness

PART III. THE HISTORY OF URANTIA

57 - The Origin Of Urantia

• 57 - 1. The Andronover Nebula
• 57 - 2. The Primary Nebular Stage
• 57 - 3. The Secondary Nebular Stage
• 57 - 4. Tertiary And Quartan Stages
• 57 - 5. Origin Of Monmatia -- The Urantia Solar System
• 57 - 6. The Solar System Stage -- The Planet-Forming Era
• 57 - 7. The Meteoric Era -- The Volcanic Age The Primitive Planetary Atmosphere
• 57 - 8. Crustal Stabilization - The Age of Earthquakes - The World Ocean and the First Continent

58 - Life Establishment On Urantia

• 58 - 1. Physical-Life Prerequisites
• 58 - 2. The Urantia Atmosphere
• 58 - 3. Spatial Environment
• 58 - 4. The Life-Dawn Era
• 58 - 5. The Continental Drift
• 58 - 6. The Transition Period
• 58 - 7. The Geologic History Book

59 - The Marine-Life Era On Urantia

• 59 - 1. Early Marine Life In The Shallow Seas - The Trilobite Age
• 59 - 2. The First Continental Flood Stage The Invertebrate-Animal Age
• 59 - 3. The Second Great Flood Stage The Coral Period -- The Brachiopod Age
• 59 - 4. The Great Land-Emergence Stage The Vegetative Land-Life Period The Age Of Fishes
• 59 - 5. The Crustal-Shifting Stage The Fern-Forest Carboniferous Period The Age Of Frogs
• 59 - 6. The Climatic Transition Stage - The Seed-Plant Period - The Age Of Biologic Tribulation

60 - Urantia During The Early Land-Life Era

• 60 - 1. The Early Reptilian Age
• 60 - 2. The Later Reptilian Age
• 60 - 3. The Cretaceous Stage - The Flowering-Plant Period - The Age Of Birds
• 60 - 4. The End Of The Chalk Period

61 - The Mammalian Era On Urantia

• 61 - 1. The New Continental Land Stage - The Age of Early Mammals
• 61 - 2. The Recent Flood Stage - The Age Of Advanced Mammals
• 61 - 3. The Modern Mountain Stage - Age Of The Elephant And The Horse
• 61 - 4. The Recent Continental-Elevation Stage - The Last Great Mammalian Migration
• 61 - 5. The Early Ice Age
• 61 - 6. Primitive Man In The Ice Age
• 61 - 7. The Continuing Ice Age

62 - The Dawn Races Of Early Man

• 62 - 1. The Early Lemur Types
• 62 - 2. The Dawn Mammals
• 62 - 3. The Mid-Mammals
• 62 - 4. The Primates
• 62 - 5. The First Human Beings
• 62 - 6. Evolution Of The Human Mind
• 62 - 7. Recognition As An Inhabited World

63 - The First Human Family

• 63 - 1. Andon And Fonta
• 63 - 2. The Flight Of The Twins
• 63 - 3. Andon's Family
• 63 - 4. The Andonic Clans
• 63 - 5. Dispersion Of The Andonites
• 63 - 6. Onagar -- The First Truth Teacher
• 63 - 7. The Survival Of Andon And Fonta

64 - The Evolutionary Races Of Color

• 64 - 1. The Andonic Aborigines
• 64 - 2. The Foxhall Peoples
• 64 - 3. The Badonan Tribes
• 64 - 4. The Neanderthal Races
• 64 - 5. Origin Of The Colored Races
• 64 - 6. The Six Sangik Races Of Urantia
• 64 - 7. Dispersion Of The Colored Races

65 - The Overcontrol Of Evolution

• 65 - 1. Life Carrier Functions
• 65 - 2. The Evolutionary Panorama
• 65 - 3. The Fostering Of Evolution
• 65 - 4. The Urantia Adventure
• 65 - 5. Life-Evolution Vicissitudes
• 65 - 6. Evolutionary Techniques Of Life
• 65 - 7. Evolutionary Mind Levels
• 65 - 8. Evolution In Time And Space

66 - The Planetary Prince Of Urantia

• 66 - 1. Prince Caligastia
• 66 - 2. The Prince's Staff
• 66 - 3. Dalamatia -- The City Of The Prince
• 66 - 4. Early Days Of The One Hundred
• 66 - 5. Organization Of The One Hundred
• 66 - 6. The Prince's Reign
• 66 - 7. Life In Dalamatia
• 66 - 8. Misfortunes Of Caligastia

67 - The Planetary Rebellion

• 67 - 1. The Caligastia Betrayal
• 67 - 2. The Outbreak Of Rebellion
• 67 - 3. The Seven Crucial Years
• 67 - 4. The Caligastia One Hundred After Rebellion
• 67 - 5. Immediate Results Of Rebellion
• 67 - 6. Van -- The Steadfast
• 67 - 7. Remote Repercussions Of Sin
• 67 - 8. The Human Hero Of The Rebellion

68 - The Dawn Of Civilization

• 68 - 1. Protective Socialization
• 68 - 2. Factors In Social Progression
• 68 - 3. Socializing Influence Of Ghost Fear
• 68 - 4. Evolution Of The Mores
• 68 - 5. Land Techniques -- Maintenance Arts
• 68 - 6. Evolution Of Culture

69 - Primitive Human Institutions

• 69 - 1. Basic Human Institutions
• 69 - 2. The Dawn Of Industry
• 69 - 3. The Specialization Of Labor
• 69 - 4. The Beginnings Of Trade
• 69 - 5. The Beginnings Of Capital
• 69 - 6. Fire In Relation To Civilization
• 69 - 7. The Utilization Of Animals
• 69 - 8. Slavery As A Factor In Civilization
• 69 - 9. Private Property

70 - The Evolution Of Human Government

• 70 - 1. The Genesis Of War
• 70 - 2. The Social Value Of War
• 70 - 3. Early Human Associations
• 70 - 4. Clans And Tribes
• 70 - 5. The Beginnings Of Government
• 70 - 6. Monarchial Government
• 70 - 7. Primitive Clubs And Secret Societies
• 70 - 8. Social Classes
• 70 - 9. Human Rights
• 70 - 10. Evolution Of Justice
• 70 - 11. Laws And Courts
• 70 - 12. Allocation Of Civil Authority

71 - Development Of The State

• 71 - 1. The Embryonic State
• 71 - 2. The Evolution Of Representative Government
• 71 - 3. The Ideals Of Statehood
• 71 - 4. Progressive Civilization
• 71 - 5. The Evolution Of Competition
• 71 - 6. The Profit Motive
• 71 - 7. Education
• 71 - 8. The Character Of Statehood

72 - Government On A Neighboring Planet

• 72 - 1. The Continental Nation
• 72 - 2. Political Organization
• 72 - 3. The Home Life
• 72 - 4. The Educational System
• 72 - 5. Industrial Organization
• 72 - 6. Old-Age Insurance
• 72 - 7. Taxation
• 72 - 8. The Special Colleges
• 72 - 9. The Plan Of Universal Suffrage
• 72 - 10. Dealing With Crime
• 72 - 11. Military Preparedness
• 72 - 12. The Other Nations

73 - The Garden Of Eden

• 73 - 1. The Nodites And The Amadonites
• 73 - 2. Planning For The Garden
• 73 - 3. The Garden Site
• 73 - 4. Establishing The Garden
• 73 - 5. The Garden Home
• 73 - 6. The Tree Of Life
• 73 - 7. The Fate Of Eden

74 - Adam And Eve

• 74 - 1. Adam And Eve On Jerusem
• 74 - 2. Arrival Of Adam And Eve
• 74 - 3. Adam And Eve Learn About The Planet
• 74 - 4. The First Upheaval
• 74 - 5. Adam's Administration
• 74 - 6. Home Life Of Adam And Eve
• 74 - 7. Life In The Garden
• 74 - 8. The Legend Of Creation

75 - The Default Of Adam And Eve

• 75 - 1. The Urantia Problem
• 75 - 2. Caligastia's Plot
• 75 - 3. The Temptation Of Eve
• 75 - 4. The Realization Of Default
• 75 - 5. Repercussions Of Default
• 75 - 6. Adam And Eve Leave The Garden
• 75 - 7. Degradation Of Adam And Eve
• 75 - 8. The So-Called Fall Of Man

76 - The Second Garden

• 76 - 1. The Edenites Enter Mesopotamia
• 76 - 2. Cain And Abel
• 76 - 3. Life In Mesopotamia
• 76 - 4. The Violet Race
• 76 - 5. Death Of Adam And Eve
• 76 - 6. Survival Of Adam And Eve

77 - The Midway Creatures

• 77 - 1. The Primary Midwayers
• 77 - 2. The Nodite Race
• 77 - 3. The Tower Of Babel
• 77 - 4. Nodite Centers Of Civilization
• 77 - 5. Adamson And Ratta
• 77 - 6. The Secondary Midwayers
• 77 - 7. The Rebel Midwayers
• 77 - 8. The United Midwayers
• 77 - 9. The Permanent Citizens Of Urantia

78 - The Violet Race After The Days Of Adam

• 78 - 1. Racial And Cultural Distribution
• 78 - 2. The Adamites In The Second Garden
• 78 - 3. Early Expansions Of The Adamites
• 78 - 4. The Andites
• 78 - 5. The Andite Migrations
• 78 - 6. The Last Andite Dispersions
• 78 - 7. The Floods In Mesopotamia
• 78 - 8. The Sumerians -- Last Of The Andites

79 - Andite Expansion In The Orient

• 79 - 1. The Andites Of Turkestan
• 79 - 2. The Andite Conquest Of India
• 79 - 3. Dravidian India
• 79 - 4. The Aryan Invasion Of India
• 79 - 5. Red Man And Yellow Man
• 79 - 6. Dawn Of Chinese Civilization
• 79 - 7. The Andites Enter China
• 79 - 8. Later Chinese Civilization

80 - Andite Expansion In The Occident

• 80 - 1. The Adamites Enter Europe
• 80 - 2. Climatic And Geologic Changes
• 80 - 3. The Cro-Magnoid Blue Man
• 80 - 4. The Andite Invasions Of Europe
• 80 - 5. The Andite Conquest Of Northern Europe
• 80 - 6. The Andites Along The Nile
• 80 - 7. Andites Of The Mediterranean Isles
• 80 - 8. The Danubian Andonites
• 80 - 9. The Three White Races

81 - Development Of Modern Civilization

• 81 - 1. The Cradle Of Civilization
• 81 - 2. The Tools Of Civilization
• 81 - 3. Cities, Manufacture, And Commerce
• 81 - 4. The Mixed Races
• 81 - 5. Cultural Society
• 81 - 6. The Maintenance Of Civilization

82 - The Evolution Of Marriage

• 82 - 1. The Mating Instinct
• 82 - 2. The Restrictive Taboos
• 82 - 3. Early Marriage Mores
• 82 - 4. Marriage Under The Property Mores
• 82 - 5. Endogamy And Exogamy
• 82 - 6. Racial Mixtures

83 - The Marriage Institution

• 83 - 1. Marriage As A Societal Institution
• 83 - 2. Courtship And Betrothal
• 83 - 3. Purchase And Dowry
• 83 - 4. The Wedding Ceremony
• 83 - 5. Plural Marriages
• 83 - 6. True Monogamy -- Pair Marriage
• 83 - 7. The Dissolution Of Wedlock
• 83 - 8. The Idealization Of Marriage

84 - Marriage And Family Life

• 84 - 1. Primitive Pair Associations
• 84 - 2. The Early Mother-Family
• 84 - 3. The Family Under Father Dominance
• 84 - 4. Woman's Status In Early Society
• 84 - 5. Woman Under The Developing Mores
• 84 - 6. The Partnership Of Man And Woman
• 84 - 7. The Ideals Of Family Life
• 84 - 8. Dangers Of Self-Gratification

85 - The Origins Of Worship

• 85 - 1. Worship Of Stones And Hills
• 85 - 2. Worship Of Plants And Trees
• 85 - 3. The Worship Of Animals
• 85 - 4. Worship Of The Elements
• 85 - 5. Worship Of The Heavenly Bodies
• 85 - 6. Worship Of Man
• 85 - 7. The Adjutants Of Worship And Wisdom

86 - Early Evolution Of Religion

• 86 - 1. Chance: Good Luck And Bad Luck
• 86 - 2. The Personification Of Chance
• 86 - 3. Death -- The Inexplicable
• 86 - 4. The Death-Survival Concept
• 86 - 5. The Ghost-Soul Concept
• 86 - 6. The Ghost-Spirit Environment
• 86 - 7. The Function Of Primitive Religion

87 - The Ghost Cults

• 87 - 1. Ghost Fear
• 87 - 2. Ghost Placation
• 87 - 3. Ancestor Worship
• 87 - 4. Good And Bad Spirit Ghosts
• 87 - 5. The Advancing Ghost Cult
• 87 - 6. Coercion And Exorcism
• 87 - 7. Nature Of Cultism

88 - Fetishes, Charms, And Magic

• 88 - 1. Belief In Fetishes
• 88 - 2. Evolution Of The Fetish
• 88 - 3. Totemism
• 88 - 4. Magic
• 88 - 5. Magical Charms
• 88 - 6. The Practice Of Magic

89 - Sin, Sacrifice, And Atonement

• 89 - 1. The Taboo
• 89 - 2. The Concept Of Sin
• 89 - 3. Renunciation And Humiliation
• 89 - 4. Origins Of Sacrifice
• 89 - 5. Sacrifices And Cannibalism
• 89 - 6. Evolution Of Human Sacrifice
• 89 - 7. Modifications Of Human Sacrifice
• 89 - 8. Redemption And Covenants
• 89 - 9. Sacrifices And Sacraments
• 89 - 10. Forgiveness Of Sin

90 - Shamanism -- Medicine Men And Priests

• 90 - 1. The First Shamans -- The Medicine Men
• 90 - 2. Shamanistic Practices
• 90 - 3. The Shamanic Theory Of Disease And Death
• 90 - 4. Medicine Under The Shamans
• 90 - 5. Priests And Rituals

91 - The Evolution Of Prayer

• 91 - 1. Primitive Prayer
• 91 - 2. Evolving Prayer
• 91 - 3. Prayer And The Alter Ego
• 91 - 4. Ethical Praying
• 91 - 5. Social Repercussions Of Prayer
• 91 - 6. The Province Of Prayer
• 91 - 7. Mysticism, Ecstasy, And Inspiration
• 91 - 8. Praying As A Personal Experience
• 91 - 9. Conditions Of Effective Prayer

92 - The Later Evolution Of Religion

• 92 - 1. The Evolutionary Nature Of Religion
• 92 - 2. Religion And The Mores
• 92 - 3. The Nature Of Evolutionary Religion
• 92 - 4. The Gift Of Revelation
• 92 - 5. The Great Religious Leaders
• 92 - 6. The Composite Religions
• 92 - 7. The Further Evolution Of Religion

93 - Machiventa Melchizedek

• 93 - 1. The Machiventa Incarnation
• 93 - 2. The Sage Of Salem
• 93 - 3. Melchizedek's Teachings
• 93 - 4. The Salem Religion
• 93 - 5. The Selection Of Abraham
• 93 - 6. Melchizedek's Covenant With Abraham
• 93 - 7. The Melchizedek Missionaries
• 93 - 8. Departure Of Melchizedek
• 93 - 9. After Melchizedek's Departure
• 93 - 10. Present Status Of Machiventa Melchizedek

94 - The Melchizedek Teachings In The Orient

• 94 - 1. The Salem Teachings In Vedic India
• 94 - 2. Brahmanism
• 94 - 3. Brahmanic Philosophy
• 94 - 4. The Hindu Religion
• 94 - 5. The Struggle For Truth In China
• 94 - 6. Lao-Tse And Confucius
• 94 - 7. Gautama Siddhartha
• 94 - 8. The Buddhist Faith
• 94 - 9. The Spread Of Buddhism
• 94 - 10. Religion In Tibet
• 94 - 11. Buddhist Philosophy
• 94 - 12. The God Concept Of Buddhism

95 - The Melchizedek Teachings In The Levant

• 95 - 1. The Salem Religion In Mesopotamia
• 95 - 2. Early Egyptian Religion
• 95 - 3. Evolution Of Moral Concepts
• 95 - 4. The Teachings Of Amenemope
• 95 - 5. The Remarkable Ikhnaton
• 95 - 6. The Salem Doctrines In Iran
• 95 - 7. The Salem Teachings In Arabia

96 - Yahweh -- God Of The Hebrews

• 96 - 1. Deity Concepts Among The Semites
• 96 - 2. The Semitic Peoples
• 96 - 3. The Matchless Moses
• 96 - 4. The Proclamation Of Yahweh
• 96 - 5. The Teachings Of Moses
• 96 - 6. The God Concept After Moses' Death
• 96 - 7. Psalms And The Book Of Job

97 - Evolution Of The God Concept Among The Hebrews

• 97 - 1. Samuel -- First Of The Hebrew Prophets
• 97 - 2. Elijah And Elisha
• 97 - 3. Yahweh And Baal
• 97 - 4. Amos And Hosea
• 97 - 5. The First Isaiah
• 97 - 6. Jeremiah The Fearless
• 97 - 7. The Second Isaiah
• 97 - 8. Sacred And Profane History
• 97 - 9. Hebrew History
• 97 - 10. The Hebrew Religion

98 - The Melchizedek Teachings In The Occident

• 98 - 1. The Salem Religion Among The Greeks
• 98 - 2. Greek Philosophic Thought
• 98 - 3. The Melchizedek Teachings In Rome
• 98 - 4. The Mystery Cults
• 98 - 5. The Cult Of Mithras
• 98 - 6. Mithraism And Christianity
• 98 - 7. The Christian Religion

99 - The Social Problems Of Religion

• 99 - 1. Religion And Social Reconstruction
• 99 - 2. Weakness Of Institutional Religion
• 99 - 3. Religion And The Religionist
• 99 - 4. Transition Difficulties
• 99 - 5. Social Aspects Of Religion
• 99 - 6. Institutional Religion
• 99 - 7. Religion's Contribution

100 - Religion In Human Experience

• 100 - 1. Religious Growth
• 100 - 2. Spiritual Growth
• 100 - 3. Concepts Of Supreme Value
• 100 - 4. Problems Of Growth
• 100 - 5. Conversion And Mysticism
• 100 - 6. Marks Of Religious Living
• 100 - 7. The Acme Of Religious Living

101 - The Real Nature Of Religion

• 101 - 1. True Religion
• 101 - 2. The Fact Of Religion
• 101 - 3. The Characteristics Of Religion
• 101 - 4. The Limitations Of Revelation
• 101 - 5. Religion Expanded By Revelation
• 101 - 6. Progressive Religious Experience
• 101 - 7. A Personal Philosophy Of Religion
• 101 - 8. Faith And Belief
• 101 - 9. Religion And Morality
• 101 - 10. Religion As Man's Liberator

102 - The Foundations Of Religious Faith

• 102 - 1. Assurances Of Faith
• 102 - 2. Religion And Reality
• 102 - 3. Knowledge, Wisdom, And Insight
• 102 - 4. The Fact Of Experience
• 102 - 5. The Supremacy Of Purposive Potential
• 102 - 6. The Certainty Of Religious Faith
• 102 - 7. The Certitude Of The Divine
• 102 - 8. The Evidences Of Religion

103 - The Reality Of Religious Experience

• 103 - 1. Philosophy Of Religion
• 103 - 2. Religion And The Individual
• 103 - 3. Religion And The Human Race
• 103 - 4. Spiritual Communion
• 103 - 5. The Origin Of Ideals
• 103 - 6. Philosophic Co-Ordination
• 103 - 7. Science And Religion
• 103 - 8. Philosophy And Religion
• 103 - 9. The Essence Of Religion

104 - Growth Of The Trinity Concept

• 104 - 1. Urantian Trinity Concepts
• 104 - 2. Trinity Unity And Deity Plurality
• 104 - 3. Trinities And Triunities
• 104 - 4. The Seven Triunities
• 104 - 5. Triodities

105 - Deity And Reality

• 105 - 1. The Philosophic Concept Of The I Am
• 105 - 2. The I Am As Triune And As Sevenfold
• 105 - 3. The Seven Absolutes Of Infinity
• 105 - 4. Unity, Duality, And Triunity
• 105 - 5. Promulgation Of Finite Reality
• 105 - 6. Repercussions Of Finite Reality
• 105 - 7. Eventuation Of Transcendentals

106 - Universe Levels Of Reality

• 106 - 1. Primary Association Of Finite Functionals
• 106 - 2. Secondary Supreme Finite Integration
• 106 - 3. Transcendental Tertiary Reality Association
• 106 - 4. Ultimate Quartan Integration
• 106 - 5. Coabsolute Or Fifth-Phase Association
• 106 - 6. Absolute Or Sixth-Phase Integration
• 106 - 7. Finality Of Destiny
• 106 - 8. The Trinity Of Trinities
• 106 - 9. Existential Infinite Unification

107 - Origin And Nature Of Thought Adjusters

• 107 - 1. Origin Of Thought Adjusters
• 107 - 2. Classification Of Adjusters
• 107 - 3. The Divinington Home Of Adjusters
• 107 - 4. Nature And Presence Of Adjusters
• 107 - 5. Adjuster Mindedness
• 107 - 6. Adjusters As Pure Spirits
• 107 - 7. Adjusters And Personality

108 - Mission And Ministry Of Thought Adjusters

• 108 - 1. Selection And Assignment
• 108 - 2. Prerequisites Of Adjuster Indwelling
• 108 - 3. Organization And Administration
• 108 - 4. Relation To Other Spiritual Influences
• 108 - 5. The Adjuster's Mission
• 108 - 6. God In Man

109 - Relation Of Adjusters To Universe Creatures

• 109 - 1. Development Of Adjusters
• 109 - 2. Self-Acting Adjusters
• 109 - 3. Relation Of Adjusters To Mortal Types
• 109 - 4. Adjusters And Human Personality
• 109 - 5. Material Handicaps To Adjuster Indwelling
• 109 - 6. The Persistence Of True Values
• 109 - 7. Destiny Of Personalized Adjusters

110 - Relation Of Adjusters To Individual Mortals

• 110 - 1. Indwelling The Mortal Mind
• 110 - 2. Adjusters And Human Will
• 110 - 3. Co-Operation With The Adjuster
• 110 - 4. The Adjuster's Work In The Mind
• 110 - 5. Erroneous Concepts Of Adjuster Guidance
• 110 - 6. The Seven Psychic Circles
• 110 - 7. The Attainment Of Immortality

111 - The Adjuster And The Soul

• 111 - 1. The Mind Arena Of Choice
• 111 - 2. Nature Of The Soul
• 111 - 3. The Evolving Soul
• 111 - 4. The Inner Life
• 111 - 5. The Consecration Of Choice
• 111 - 6. The Human Paradox
• 111 - 7 . The Adjuster's Problem

112 - Personality Survival

• 112 - 1. Personality And Reality
• 112 - 2. The Self
• 112 - 3. The Phenomenon Of Death
• 112 - 4. Adjusters After Death
• 112 - 5. Survival Of The Human Self
• 112 - 6. The Morontia Self
• 112 - 7. Adjuster Fusion

113 - Seraphic Guardians Of Destiny

• 113 - 1. The Guardian Angels
• 113 - 2. The Destiny Guardians
• 113 - 3. Relation To Other Spirit Influences
• 113 - 4. Seraphic Domains Of Action
• 113 - 5. Seraphic Ministry To Mortals
• 113 - 6. Guardian Angels After Death
• 113 - 7. Seraphim And The Ascendant Career

114 - Seraphic Planetary Government

• 114 - 1. The Sovereignty Of Urantia
• 114 - 2. The Board Of Planetary Supervisors
• 114 - 3. The Resident Governor General
• 114 - 4. The Most High Observer
• 114 - 5. The Planetary Government
• 114 - 6. The Master Seraphim Of Planetary Supervision
• 114 - 7. The Reserve Corps Of Destiny

115 - The Supreme Being

• 115 - 1. Relativity Of Concept Frames
• 115 - 2. The Absolute Basis For Supremacy
• 115 - 3. Original, Actual, And Potential
• 115 - 4. Sources Of Supreme Reality
• 115 - 5. Relation Of The Supreme To The Paradise Trinity
• 115 - 6. Relation Of The Supreme To The Triodities
• 115 - 7. The Nature Of The Supreme

116 - The Almighty Supreme

• 116 - 1. The Supreme Mind
• 116 - 2. The Almighty And God The Sevenfold
• 116 - 3. The Almighty And Paradise Deity
• 116 - 4. The Almighty And The Supreme Creators
• 116 - 5. The Almighty And The Sevenfold Controllers
• 116 - 6. Spirit Dominance
• 116 - 7. The Living Organism Of The Grand Universe

117 - God The Supreme

• 117 - 1. Nature Of The Supreme Being
• 117 - 2. The Source Of Evolutionary Growth
• 117 - 3. Significance Of The Supreme To Universe Creatures
• 117 - 4. The Finite God
• 117 - 5. The Oversoul Of Creation
• 117 - 6. The Quest For The Supreme
• 117 - 7. The Future Of The Supreme

118 - Supreme And Ultimate -- Time And Space

• 118 - 1. Time And Eternity
• 118 - 2. Omnipresence And Ubiquity
• 118 - 3. Time-Space Relationships
• 118 - 4. Primary And Secondary Causation
• 118 - 5. Omnipotence And Compossibility
• 118 - 6. Omnipotence And Omnificence
• 118 - 7. Omniscience And Predestination
• 118 - 8. Control And Overcontrol
• 118 - 9. Universe Mechanisms
• 118 - 10. Functions Of Providence

119 - The Bestowals Of Christ Michael

• 119 - 1. The First Bestowal
• 119 - 2. The Second Bestowal
• 119 - 3. The Third Bestowal
• 119 - 4. The Fourth Bestowal
• 119 - 5. The Fifth Bestowal
• 119 - 6. The Sixth Bestowal
• 119 - 7. The Seventh And Final Bestowal
• 119 - 8. Michael's Postbestowal Status

PART IV. THE LIFE AND TEACHINGS OF JESUS

120 - The Bestowal Of Michael On Urantia

• 120 - 1. The Seventh Bestowal Commission
• 120 - 2. The Bestowal Limitations
• 120 - 3. Further Counsel And Advice
• 120 - 4. The Incarnation -- Making Two One

121 - The Times Of Michael's Bestowal

• 121 - 1. The Occident Of The First Century After Christ
• 121 - 2. The Jewish People
• 121 - 3. Among The Gentiles
• 121 - 4. Gentile Philosophy
• 121 - 5. The Gentile Religions
• 121 - 6. The Hebrew Religion
• 121 - 7. Jews And Gentiles
• 121 - 8. Previous Written Records

122 - Birth And Infancy Of Jesus

• 122 - 1. Joseph And Mary
• 122 - 2. Gabriel Appears To Elizabeth
• 122 - 3. Gabriel's Announcement To Mary
• 122 - 4. Joseph's Dream
• 122 - 5. Jesus' Earth Parents
• 122 - 6. The Home At Nazareth
• 122 - 7. The Trip To Bethlehem
• 122 - 8. The Birth Of Jesus
• 122 - 9. The Presentation In The Temple
• 122 - 10. Herod Acts

123 - The Early Childhood Of Jesus

• 123 - 1. Back In Nazareth
• 123 - 2. The Fifth Year (2 B.C.)
• 123 - 3. Events Of The Sixth Year (1 B.C.)
• 123 - 4. The Seventh Year (A.D. 1)
• 123 - 5. School Days In Nazareth
• 123 - 6. His Eighth Year (A.D. 2)

124 - The Later Childhood Of Jesus

• 124 - 1. Jesus' Ninth Year (A.D. 3)
• 124 - 2. The Tenth Year (A.D. 4)
• 124 - 3. The Eleventh Year (A.D. 5)
• 124 - 4. The Twelfth Year (A.D. 6)
• 124 - 5. His Thirteenth Year (A.D. 7)
• 124 - 6. The Journey To Jerusalem

125 - Jesus At Jerusalem

• 125 - 1. Jesus Views The Temple
• 125 - 2. Jesus And The Passover
• 125 - 3. Departure Of Joseph And Mary
• 125 - 4. First And Second Days In The Temple
• 125 - 5. The Third Day In The Temple
• 125 - 6. The Fourth Day In The Temple

126 - The Two Crucial Years

• 126 - 1. His Fourteenth Year (A.D. 8)
• 126 - 2. The Death Of Joseph
• 126 - 3. The Fifteenth Year (A.D. 9)
• 126 - 4. First Sermon In The Synagogue
• 126 - 5. The Financial Struggle

127 - The Adolescent Years

• 127 - 1. The Sixteenth Year (A.D. 10)
• 127 - 2. The Seventeenth Year (A.D. 11)
• 127 - 3. The Eighteenth Year (A.D. 12)
• 127 - 4. The Nineteenth Year (A.D. 13)
• 127 - 5. Rebecca, The Daughter Of Ezra
• 127 - 6. His Twentieth Year (A.D. 14)

128 - Jesus' Early Manhood

• 128 - 1. The Twenty-First Year (A.D. 15)
• 128 - 2. The Twenty-Second Year (A.D. 16)
• 128 - 3. The Twenty-Third Year (A.D. 17)
• 128 - 4. The Damascus Episode
• 128 - 5. The Twenty-Fourth Year (A.D. 18)
• 128 - 6. The Twenty-Fifth Year (A.D. 19)
• 128 - 7. The Twenty-Sixth Year (A.D. 20)

129 - The Later Adult Life Of Jesus

• 129 - 1. The Twenty-Seventh Year (A.D. 21)
• 129 - 2. The Twenty-Eighth Year (A.D. 22)
• 129 - 3. The Twenty-Ninth Year (A.D. 23)
• 129 - 4. The Human Jesus

130 - On The Way To Rome

• 130 - 1. At Joppa -- Discourse On Jonah
• 130 - 2. At Caesarea
• 130 - 3. At Alexandria
• 130 - 4. Discourse On Reality
• 130 - 5. On The Island Of Crete
• 130 - 6. The Young Man Who Was Afraid
• 130 - 7. At Carthage -- Discourse On Time And Space
• 130 - 8. On The Way To Naples And Rome

131 - The World's Religions

• 131 - 1. Cynicism
• 131 - 2. Judaism
• 131 - 3. Buddhism
• 131 - 4. Hinduism
• 131 - 5. Zoroastrianism
• 131 - 6. Suduanism (Jainism)
• 131 - 7. Shinto
• 131 - 8. Taoism
• 131 - 9. Confucianism
• 131 - 10. "Our Religion"

132 - The Sojourn At Rome

• 132 - 1. True Values
• 132 - 2. Good And Evil
• 132 - 3. Truth And Faith
• 132 - 4. Personal Ministry
• 132 - 5. Counseling The Rich Man
• 132 - 6. Social Ministry
• 132 - 7. Trips About Rome

133 - The Return From Rome

• 133 - 1. Mercy And Justice
• 133 - 2. Embarking At Tarentum
• 133 - 3. At Corinth
• 133 - 4. Personal Work In Corinth
• 133 - 5. At Athens -- Discourse On Science
• 133 - 6. At Ephesus -- Discourse On The Soul
• 133 - 7. The Sojourn At Cyprus -- Discourse On Mind
• 133 - 8. At Antioch
• 133 - 9. In Mesopotamia

134 - The Transition Years

• 134 - 1. The Thirtieth Year (A.D. 24)
• 134 - 2. The Caravan Trip To The Caspian
• 134 - 3. The Urmia Lectures
• 134 - 4. Sovereignty -- Divine And Human
• 134 - 5. Political Sovereignty
• 134 - 6. Law, Liberty, And Sovereignty
• 134 - 7. The Thirty-First Year (A.D. 25)
• 134 - 8. The Sojourn On Mount Hermon
• 134 - 9. The Time Of Waiting

135 - John The Baptist

• 135 - 1. John Becomes A Nazarite
• 135 - 2. The Death Of Zacharias
• 135 - 3. The Life Of A Shepherd
• 135 - 4. The Death Of Elizabeth
• 135 - 5. The Kingdom Of God
• 135 - 6. John Begins To Preach
• 135 - 7. John Journeys North
• 135 - 8. Meeting Of Jesus And John
• 135 - 9. Forty Days Of Preaching
• 135 - 10. John Journeys South
• 135 - 11. John In Prison
• 135 - 12. Death Of John The Baptist

136 - Baptism And The Forty Days

• 136 - 1. Concepts Of The Expected Messiah
• 136 - 2. The Baptism Of Jesus
• 136 - 3. The Forty Days
• 136 - 4. Plans For Public Work
• 136 - 5. The First Great Decision
• 136 - 6. The Second Decision
• 136 - 7. The Third Decision
• 136 - 8. The Fourth Decision
• 136 - 9. The Fifth Decision
• 136 - 10. The Sixth Decision

137 - Tarrying Time In Galilee

• 137 - 1. Choosing The First Four Apostles
• 137 - 2. Choosing Philip And Nathaniel
• 137 - 3. The Visit To Capernaum
• 137 - 4. The Wedding At Cana
• 137 - 5. Back In Capernaum
• 137 - 6. The Events Of A Sabbath Day
• 137 - 7. Four Months Of Training
• 137 - 8. Sermon On The Kingdom

138 - Training The Kingdom's Messengers

• 138 - 1. Final Instructions
• 138 - 2. Choosing The Six
• 138 - 3. The Call Of Matthew And Simon
• 138 - 4. The Call Of The Twins
• 138 - 5. The Call Of Thomas And Judas
• 138 - 6. The Week Of Intensive Training
• 138 - 7. Another Disappointment
• 138 - 8. First Work Of The Twelve
• 138 - 9. Five Months Of Testing
• 138 - 10. Organization Of The Twelve

139 - The Twelve Apostles

• 139 - 1. Andrew, The First Chosen
• 139 - 2. Simon Peter
• 139 - 3. James Zebedee
• 139 - 4. John Zebedee
• 139 - 5. Philip The Curious
• 139 - 6. Honest Nathaniel
• 139 - 7. Matthew Levi
• 139 - 8. Thomas Didymus
• 139 - 9. and 10. James And Judas Alpheus
• 139 - 11. Simon the Zealot
• 139 - 12. Judas Iscariot

140 - The Ordination Of The Twelve

• 140 - 1. Preliminary Instruction
• 140 - 2. The Ordination
• 140 - 3. The Ordination Sermon
• 140 - 4. You Are The Salt Of The Earth
• 140 - 5. Fatherly And Brotherly Love
• 140 - 6. The Evening Of The Ordination
• 140 - 7. The Week Following The Ordination
• 140 - 8. Thursday Afternoon On The Lake
• 140 - 9. The Day Of Consecration
• 140 - 10. The Evening After The Consecration

141 - Beginning The Public Work

• 141 - 1. Leaving Galilee
• 141 - 2. God's Law And The Father's Will
• 141 - 3. The Sojourn At Amathus
• 141 - 4. Teaching About The Father
• 141 - 5. Spiritual Unity
• 141 - 6. Last Week At Amathus
• 141 - 7. At Bethany Beyond Jordan
• 141 - 8. Working In Jericho
• 141 - 9. Departing For Jerusalem

142 - The Passover At Jerusalem

• 142 - 1. Teaching In The Temple
• 142 - 2. God's Wrath
• 142 - 3. The Concept Of God
• 142 - 4. Flavius And Greek Culture
• 142 - 5. The Discourse On Assurance
• 142 - 6. The Visit With Nicodemus
• 142 - 7. The Lesson On The Family
• 142 - 8. In Southern Judea

143 - Going Through Samaria

• 143 - 1. Preaching At Archelais
• 143 - 2. Lesson On Self-Mastery
• 143 - 3. Diversion And Relaxation
• 143 - 4. The Jews And The Samaritans
• 143 - 5. The Woman Of Sychar
• 143 - 6. The Samaritan Revival
• 143 - 7. Teachings About Prayer And Worship

144 - At Gilboa And In The Decapolis

• 144 - 1. The Gilboa Encampment
• 144 - 2. The Discourse On Prayer
• 144 - 3. The Believer's Prayer
• 144 - 4. More About Prayer
• 144 - 5. Other Forms Of Prayer
• 144 - 6. Conference With John's Apostles
• 144 - 7. In The Decapolis Cities
• 144 - 8. In Camp Near Pella
• 144 - 9. Death Of John The Baptist

145 - Four Eventful Days At Capernaum

• 145 - 1. The Draught Of Fishes
• 145 - 2. Afternoon At The Synagogue
• 145 - 3. The Healing At Sundown
• 145 - 4. The Evening After
• 145 - 5. Early Sunday Morning

146 - First Preaching Tour Of Galilee

• 146 - 1. Preaching At Rimmon
• 146 - 2. At Jotapata
• 146 - 3. The Stop At Ramah
• 146 - 4. The Gospel At Iron
• 146 - 5. Back In Cana
• 146 - 6. Nain And The Widow's Son
• 146 - 7. At Endor

147 - The Interlude Visit To Jerusalem

• 147 - 1. The Centurion's Servant
• 147 - 2. The Journey To Jerusalem
• 147 - 3. At The Pool Of Bethesda
• 147 - 4. The Rule Of Living
• 147 - 5. Visiting Simon The Pharisee
• 147 - 6. Returning To Capernaum
• 147 - 7. Back In Capernaum
• 147 - 8. The Feast Of Spiritual Goodness

148 - Training Evangelists At Bethsaida

• 148 - 1. A New School Of The Prophets
• 148 - 2. The Bethsaida Hospital
• 148 - 3. The Father's Business
• 148 - 4. Evil, Sin, And Iniquity
• 148 - 5. The Purpose Of Affliction
• 148 - 6. The Misunderstanding Of Suffering -- Discourse On Job
• 148 - 7. The Man With The Withered Hand
• 148 - 8. Last Week At Bethsaida
• 148 - 9. Healing The Paralytic

149 - The Second Preaching Tour

• 149 - 1. The Widespread Fame Of Jesus
• 149 - 2. Attitude Of The People
• 149 - 3. Hostility Of The Religious Leaders
• 149 - 4. Progress Of The Preaching Tour
• 149 - 5. Lesson Regarding Contentment
• 149 - 6. The "Fear Of The Lord"
• 149 - 7. Returning To Bethsaida

150 - The Third Preaching Tour

• 150 - 1. The Women's Evangelistic Corps
• 150 - 2. The Stop At Magdala
• 150 - 3. Sabbath At Tiberias
• 150 - 4. Sending The Apostles Out Two And Two
• 150 - 5. What Must I Do To Be Saved?
• 150 - 6. The Evening Lessons
• 150 - 7. The Sojourn At Nazareth
• 150 - 8. The Sabbath Service
• 150 - 9. The Nazareth Rejection

151 - Tarrying And Teaching By The Seaside

• 151 - 1. The Parable Of The Sower
• 151 - 2. Interpretation Of The Parable
• 151 - 3. More About Parables
• 151 - 4. More Parables By The Sea
• 151 - 5. The Visit To Kheresa
• 151 - 6. The Kheresa Lunatic

152 - Events Leading Up To The Capernaum Crisis

• 152 - 1. At Jairus's House
• 152 - 2. Feeding The Five Thousand
• 152 - 3. The King-Making Episode
• 152 - 4. Simon Peter's Night Vision
• 152 - 5. Back In Bethsaida
• 152 - 6. At Gennesaret
• 152 - 7. At Jerusalem

153 - The Crisis At Capernaum

• 153 - 1. The Setting Of The Stage
• 153 - 2. The Epochal Sermon
• 153 - 3. The After Meeting
• 153 - 4. Last Words In The Synagogue
• 153 - 5. The Saturday Evening

154 - Last Days At Capernaum

• 154 - 1. A Week Of Counsel
• 154 - 2. A Week Of Rest
• 154 - 3. The Second Tiberias Conference
• 154 - 4. Saturday Night In Capernaum
• 154 - 5. The Eventful Sunday Morning
• 154 - 6. Jesus' Family Arrives
• 154 - 7. The Hasty Flight

155 - Fleeing Through Northern Galilee

• 155 - 1. Why Do The Heathen Rage?
• 155 - 2. The Evangelists In Chorazin
• 155 - 3. At Caesarea Philippi
• 155 - 4. On The Way To Phoenicia
• 155 - 5. The Discourse On True Religion
• 155 - 6. The Second Discourse On Religion

156 - The Sojourn At Tyre And Sidon

• 156 - 1. The Syrian Woman
• 156 - 2. Teaching In Sidon
• 156 - 3. The Journey Up The Coast
• 156 - 4. At Tyre
• 156 - 5. Jesus' Teaching At Tyre
• 156 - 6. The Return From Phoenicia

157 - At Caesarea Philippi

• 157 - 1. The Temple-Tax Collector
• 157 - 2. At Bethsaida-Julias
• 157 - 3. Peter's Confession
• 157 - 4. The Talk About The Kingdom
• 157 - 5. The New Concept
• 157 - 6. The Next Afternoon
• 157 - 7. Andrew's Conference

158 - The Mount Of Transfiguration

• 158 - 1. The Transfiguration
• 158 - 2. Coming Down The Mountain
• 158 - 3. Meaning Of The Transfiguration
• 158 - 4. The Epileptic Boy
• 158 - 5. Jesus Heals The Boy
• 158 - 6. In Celsus' Garden
• 158 - 7. Peter's Protest
• 158 - 8. At Peter's House

159 - The Decapolis Tour

• 159 - 1. The Sermon On Forgiveness
• 159 - 2. The Strange Preacher
• 159 - 3. Instruction For Teachers And Believers
• 159 - 4. The Talk With Nathaniel
• 159 - 5. The Positive Nature Of Jesus' Religion
• 159 - 6. The Return To Magadan

160 - Rodan Of Alexandria

• 160 - 1. Rodan's Greek Philosophy
• 160 - 2. The Art Of Living
• 160 - 3. The Lures Of Maturity
• 160 - 4. The Balance Of Maturity
• 160 - 5. The Religion Of The Ideal

161 - Further Discussions With Rodan

• 161 - 1. The Personality Of God
• 161 - 2. The Divine Nature Of Jesus
• 161 - 3. Jesus' Human And Divine Minds

162 - At The Feast Of Tabernacles

• 162 - 1. The Dangers Of The Visit To Jerusalem
• 162 - 2. The First Temple Talk
• 162 - 3. The Woman Taken In Adultery
• 162 - 4. The Feast Of Tabernacles
• 162 - 5. Sermon On The Light Of The World
• 162 - 6. Discourse On The Water Of Life
• 162 - 7. The Discourse On Spiritual Freedom
• 162 - 8. The Visit With Martha And Mary
• 162 - 9. At Bethlehem With Abner

163 - Ordination Of The Seventy At Magadan

• 163 - 1. Ordination Of The Seventy
• 163 - 2. The Rich Young Man And Others
• 163 - 3. The Discussion About Wealth
• 163 - 4. Farewell To The Seventy
• 163 - 5. Moving The Camp To Pella
• 163 - 6. The Return Of The Seventy
• 163 - 7. Preparation For The Last Mission

164 - At The Feast Of Dedication

• 164 - 1. Story Of The Good Samaritan
• 164 - 2. At Jerusalem
• 164 - 3. Healing The Blind Beggar
• 164 - 4. Josiah Before The Sanhedrin
• 164 - 5. Teaching In Solomon's Porch

165 - The Perean Mission Begins

• 165 - 1. At The Pella Camp
• 165 - 2. Sermon On The Good Shepherd
• 165 - 3. Sabbath Sermon At Pella
• 165 - 4. Dividing The Inheritance
• 165 - 5. Talks To The Apostles On Wealth
• 165 - 6. Answer To Peter's Question

166 - Last Visit To Northern Perea

• 166 - 1. The Pharisees At Ragaba
• 166 - 2. The Ten Lepers
• 166 - 3. The Sermon At Gerasa
• 166 - 4. Teaching About Accidents
• 166 - 5. The Congregation At Philadelphia

167 - The Visit To Philadelphia

• 167 - 1. Breakfast With The Pharisees
• 167 - 2. Parable Of The Great Supper
• 167 - 3. The Woman With The Spirit Of Infirmity
• 167 - 4. The Message From Bethany
• 167 - 5. On The Way To Bethany
• 167 - 6. Blessing The Little Children
• 167 - 7. The Talk About Angels

168 - The Resurrection Of Lazarus

• 168 - 1. At The Tomb Of Lazarus
• 168 - 2. The Resurrection Of Lazarus
• 168 - 3. Meeting Of The Sanhedrin
• 168 - 4. The Answer To Prayer
• 168 - 5. What Became Of Lazarus

169 - Last Teaching At Pella

• 169 - 1. Parable Of The Lost Son
• 169 - 2. Parable Of The Shrewd Steward
• 169 - 3. The Rich Man And The Beggar
• 169 - 4. The Father And His Kingdom

170 - The Kingdom Of Heaven

• 170 - 1. Concepts Of The Kingdom Of Heaven
• 170 - 2. Jesus' Concept Of The Kingdom
• 170 - 3. In Relation To Righteousness
• 170 - 4. Jesus' Teaching About The Kingdom
• 170 - 5. Later Ideas Of The Kingdom

171 - On The Way To Jerusalem

• 171 - 1. The Departure From Pella
• 171 - 2. On Counting The Cost
• 171 - 3. The Perean Tour
• 171 - 4. Teaching At Livias
• 171 - 5. The Blind Man At Jericho
• 171 - 6. The Visit To Zaccheus
• 171 - 7. "As Jesus Passed By"
• 171 - 8. Parable Of The Pounds

172 - Going Into Jerusalem

• 172 - 1. Sabbath At Bethany
• 172 - 2. Sunday Morning With The Apostles
• 172 - 3. The Start For Jerusalem
• 172 - 4. Visiting About The Temple
• 172 - 5. The Apostles' Attitude

173 - Monday In Jerusalem

• 173 - 1. Cleansing The Temple
• 173 - 2. Challenging The Master's Authority
• 173 - 3. Parable Of The Two Sons
• 173 - 4. Parable Of The Absent Landlord
• 173 - 5. Parable Of The Marriage Feast

174 - Tuesday Morning In The Temple

• 174 - 1. Divine Forgiveness
• 174 - 2. Questions By The Jewish Rulers
• 174 - 3. The Sadducees And The Resurrection
• 174 - 4. The Great Commandment
• 174 - 5. The Inquiring Greeks

175 - The Last Temple Discourse

• 175 - 1. The Discourse
• 175 - 2. Status Of Individual Jews
• 175 - 3. The Fateful Sanhedrin Meeting
• 175 - 4. The Situation In Jerusalem

176 - Tuesday Evening On Mount Olivet

• 176 - 1. The Destruction Of Jerusalem
• 176 - 2. The Master's Second Coming
• 176 - 3. Later Discussion At The Camp
• 176 - 4. The Return Of Michael

177 - Wednesday, The Rest Day

• 177 - 1. One Day Alone With God
• 177 - 2. Early Home Life
• 177 - 3. The Day At Camp
• 177 - 4. Judas And The Chief Priests
• 177 - 5. The Last Social Hour

178 - Last Day At The Camp

• 178 - 1. Discourse On Sonship And Citizenship
• 178 - 2. After The Noontime Meal
• 178 - 3. On The Way To The Supper

179 - The Last Supper

• 179 - 1. The Desire For Preference
• 179 - 2. Beginning The Supper
• 179 - 3. Washing The Apostles' Feet
• 179 - 4. Last Words To The Betrayer
• 179 - 5. Establishing The Remembrance Supper

180 - The Farewell Discourse

• 180 - 1. The New Commandment
• 180 - 2. The Vine And The Branches
• 180 - 3. Enmity Of The World
• 180 - 4. The Promised Helper
• 180 - 5. The Spirit Of Truth
• 180 - 6. The Necessity For Leaving

181 - Final Admonitions And Warnings

• 181 - 1. Last Words Of Comfort
• 181 - 2. Farewell Personal Admonitions

182 - In Gethsemane

• 182 - 1. The Last Group Prayer
• 182 - 2. Last Hour Before The Betrayal
• 182 - 3. Alone In Gethsemane

183 - The Betrayal And Arrest Of Jesus

• 183 - 1. The Father's Will
• 183 - 2. Judas In The City
• 183 - 3. The Master's Arrest
• 183 - 4. Discussion At The Olive Press
• 183 - 5. On The Way To The High Priest's Palace

184 - Before The Sanhedrin Court

• 184 - 1. Examination By Annas
• 184 - 2. Peter In The Courtyard
• 184 - 3. Before The Court Of Sanhedrists
• 184 - 4. The Hour Of Humiliation
• 184 - 5. The Second Meeting Of The Court

185 - The Trial Before Pilate

• 185 - 1. Pontius Pilate
• 185 - 2. Jesus Appears Before Pilate
• 185 - 3. The Private Examination By Pilate
• 185 - 4. Jesus Before Herod
• 185 - 5. Jesus Returns To Pilate
• 185 - 6. Pilate's Last Appeal
• 185 - 7. Pilate's Last Interview
• 185 - 8. Pilate's Tragic Surrender

186 - Just Before The Crucifixion

• 186 - 1. The End Of Judas Iscariot
• 186 - 2. The Master's Attitude
• 186 - 3. The Dependable David Zebedee
• 186 - 4. Preparation For The Crucifixion
• 186 - 5. Jesus' Death In Relation To The Passover

187 - The Crucifixion

• 187 - 1. On The Way To Golgotha
• 187 - 2. The Crucifixion
• 187 - 3. Those Who Saw The Crucifixion
• 187 - 4. The Thief On The Cross
• 187 - 5. Last Hour On The Cross
• 187 - 6. After The Crucifixion

188 - The Time Of The Tomb

• 188 - 1. The Burial Of Jesus
• 188 - 2. Safeguarding The Tomb
• 188 - 3. During The Sabbath Day
• 188 - 4. Meaning Of The Death On The Cross
• 188 - 5. Lessons From The Cross

189 - The Resurrection

• 189 - 1. The Morontia Transit
• 189 - 2. The Material Body Of Jesus
• 189 - 3. The Dispensational Resurrection
• 189 - 4. Discovery Of The Empty Tomb
• 189 - 5. Peter And John At The Tomb

190 - Morontia Appearances Of Jesus

• 190 - 1. Heralds Of The Resurrection
• 190 - 2. Jesus' Appearance At Bethany
• 190 - 3. At The Home Of Joseph
• 190 - 4. Appearance To The Greeks
• 190 - 5. The Walk With Two Brothers

191 - Appearances To The Apostles And Other Leaders

• 191 - 1. The Appearance To Peter
• 191 - 2. First Appearance To The Apostles
• 191 - 3. With The Morontia Creatures
• 191 - 4. The Tenth Appearance (At Philadelphia)
• 191 - 5. Second Appearance To The Apostles
• 191 - 6. The Alexandrian Appearance

192 - Appearances In Galilee

• 192 - 1. Appearance By The Lake
• 192 - 2. Visiting With The Apostles Two And Two
• 192 - 3. On The Mount Of Ordination
• 192 - 4. The Lakeside Gathering

193 - Final Appearances And Ascension

• 193 - 1. The Appearance At Sychar
• 193 - 2. The Phoenician Appearance
• 193 - 3. Last Appearance In Jerusalem
• 193 - 4. Causes Of Judas's Downfall
• 193 - 5. The Master's Ascension
• 193 - 6. Peter Calls A Meeting

194 - Bestowal Of The Spirit Of Truth

• 194 - 1. The Pentecost Sermon
• 194 - 2. The Significance Of Pentecost
• 194 - 3. What Happened At Pentecost
• 194 - 4. Beginnings Of The Christian Church

195 - After Pentecost

• 195 - 1. Influence Of The Greeks
• 195 - 2. The Roman Influence
• 195 - 3. Under The Roman Empire
• 195 - 4. The European Dark Ages
• 195 - 5. The Modern Problem
• 195 - 6. Materialism
• 195 - 7. The Vulnerability Of Materialism
• 195 - 8. Secular Totalitarianism
• 195 - 9. Christianity's Problem
• 195 - 10. The Future

196 - The Faith Of Jesus

• 196 - 1. Jesus -- The Man
• 196 - 2. The Religion Of Jesus
• 196 - 3. The Supremacy Of Religion

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