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Nanak, Guru. See Guru Nanak
Naomi
bride at wedding at Cana 137:3.6(1528;2)
Naples 130:0.2(1427;2)
beggar at N. lacked ability to respond 130:8.4(1440;4)
Claudus preached in 130:8.1(1440;1)
Jesus' stop at 130:8.4-5(1440;4)
Nasanta
at Jesus' 16th appearance 193:0sec(2052;1)
daughter of Elman; member of women's corps 150:1.1(1678;5)
Nathan of Busiris
carried news of crucifixion to Alexandria 191:6.1(2044;2)
Nathan of Caesarea
Greek Jew; wrote Gospel of John 121:8.10(1342;5), 139:4.4,15(1554;2)
Nathan of Cana
father of Johab, groom of wedding at Cana 137:3.6(1528;2)
shortage of wine 137:4.7(1529;4)
Nathan of Nazareth
potter 123:5.15(1364;3), 124:1.3(1366;4)
Nathaniel (Apostle) 139:6sec(1558;2), 143:3.5(1611;3), 144:1.4(1618;1), 151:2.3(1690;1), 164:0.1(1809;1), 192:4.7(2051;4),. See also apostles of Jesus
apostolic philosopher, dreamer 139:6.4(1558;5), 147:4.10(1651;4), 191:0.7(2038;2)
at Jesus' appearances 191:2sec(2040;2), 191:5sec(2042;5), 192:1-4secs) 193:0sec(2052;1), 193:3sec(2055;1), 193:5sec(2057;3)
attended session of Sanhedrin 164:5.3(1815;4)
attitude
can any good come out of Nazareth? 137:2.6(1526;6), 139:6.3(1558;4)
cursed with suspicion, over-individualism, pride, prejudice 139:6.3(1558;4), 192:2.10(2049;1), 193:4.3(2056;1)
honest; sincere doubter 137:2.7(1527;1), 139:6.3(1558;4)
hurt by supposition Jesus misunderstood him 147:4.10(1651;4)
opposed change in gospel to resurrection of Jesus 192:4.7(2051;4), 193:6.4(2058;3)
opposed proclaiming Jesus king 152:2.5(1700;6)
rare and droll humor, never took himself seriously 139:6.4,6(1558;5)
business partner of Philip 139:6.1(1558;2)
called attention to Jesus' teachings regarding nonresistance 182:2.3(1966;3), 183:4.2(1975;5)
chosen as apostle 137:2sec(1526;1)
controlling influence on resurrection Sunday 191:0.5,7(2037;5)
discussions with Rodan Papers 160, 161)
father Bartholomew died after Pentecost 139:6.9(1559;4)
grasped meaning of entry into Jerusalem 172:5.7(1885;2)
in Philadelphia with Abner for 1 year 193:6.4(2058;3)
Jesus' admonitions to 174:0.2(1897;2), 181:2.21-24(1960;2), 192:2.10(2049;1)
Jesus' talk with N. about Scriptures 159:4sec(1767;3)
painful digestive disturbance 154:2.4(1718;5)
personal worker 141:3.2(1589;3)
preached gospel in lands beyond Mesopotamia, India 139:6.9(1559;4), 193:6.4(2058;3), 195:3.10(2074;5)
questions of 140:6.9(1577;3), 146:2.1(1638;1), 147:4.1(1650;2), 148:5.1(1661;3), 156:5.3(1738;2), 159:4.1(1767;3), 164:3.2(1811;3), 167:7.1(1840;6), 176:0.2(1912;2), 181:2.23(1961;2)
selected Judas Iscariot 138:2.9(1540;2), 139:12.2(1566;1)
speech on supreme desire 177:3.2(1923;3)
taught art of teaching 163:0.2(1800;2)
taught meaning of parables of talents and pounds 171:8.9-13(1876;6)
unmarried; from Cana; only support of infirm parents; 25 in A.D. 26 137:2.3(1526;3), 139:6.2(1558;3)
watched over apostles' families 138:10.5(1547;5), 139:6.7(1559;2)
well educated 139:6.2(1558;3)
Nathaniel the Pharisee
invited Jesus to breakfast 166:1sec(1825;3)
National Council of Defense
in continental nation 72:7.7,14(815;7), 72:11.1(818;7)
national defense. See military; self-defense
nationalism. See also nations; patriotism
age of Planetary Prince culminates in intense 52:2.5(591;5)
delusion of national sovereignty is chief barrier to world peace 134:5.10(1489;1), 134:6.6-7(1490;9), 195:8.10(2082;2)
has been essential to social survival 71:3.2(803;2)
hero-venerating n. of 20th century 92:6.9(1012;1)
Ikhnaton's gospel fatally lacked appeal to 95:5.9(1048;3)
Moses wisely encouraged 96:4.6(1057;2)
Rome overcame n. by imperial universalism 195:3.2(2073;6)
wanes upon race blending 52:3.10(594;1)
war fostered and solidified 70:2.3-4(785;8)
nations. See also government; nationalism
cannot rub elbows without conflict 134:5.7(1488;5)
failure to increase in population prevents full realization 81:6.11(907;8)
Spirit of Truth lessens self-assertiveness 194:3.18(2065;6)
natural events. See circumstances
natural law
Jesus might accelerate, but would not violate 136:6.2(1518;1), 136:7sec(1519;5), 136:9.9(1523;1)
man reaps harvest of efforts to comply with 166:4.8(1830;8)
physical phenomena less predictable the farther one is from Paradise 15:8.8-9(176;3)
transgression of n.l. may be fatal in material realm without jeopardizing spiritual survival 67:7.4(761;3)
natural philosophy 42:9sec(479;6)
natural resources
administered as community property in light and life 55:3.7(625;6)
early wars fought over deposits of n.r. 69:4.6(775;6)
held as social trust in continental nation 72:6.7(814;9), 72:7.13(816;4)
largely determine extent of material civilization 78:2.4(870;2), 81:6.3(906;8)
share discoveries with largest number of fellows 132:5.6(1463;4)
natural rights. See human rights
natural selection. See also genetics
variety indispensable to 64:6.31(726;3)
naturalism
philosophy leaning heavily toward world of matter 103:6.14(1137;4)
nature 4:2sec(56;5), 38:2sec(419;1)
accidents of 166:4.7(1830;7),. See also accidents
confers no rights on man 70:9.1(793;11), 70:10.1(794;6)
defined as
background of immutable laws modified by local conditions 4:2.2-4(56;6), 12:7.2(137;3)
exhibiting only matter, motion, and life 101:2.7(1106;6)
imperfect, but perfection is in 4:2.3(56;7), 7:0.5(81;5), 9:5.5(103;3)
imperfections are stop-moments in reel of infinity 4:2.7(57;4)
physical habit of God 4:2.1(56;5), 5:2.1(64;4)
unreal shadow of spirit realities 151:3.3(1692;2)
demands survival 68:2.9(765;6)
does not reveal a personal God 101:2.7,9(1106;6)
God not personally present in 4:2.5(57;2), 131:1.5(1443;1)
Jesus worshiped God in midst of 123:5.14(1364;2), 167:6.5-6(1840;4)
no detectable survival of individual personality 101:2.7(1106;6), 101:10.1(1116;2)
primitives believed n. was directly under control of supernatural beings 85:4.2(947;1), 86:2.6(952;1), 151:3.14(1693;4), 151:5.5(1695;1)
primitives elevated nature spirits to gods 85:6.4(948;4)
takes no cognizance of sex morals 82:2.1(914;7)
utterly indifferent to human welfare 84:5.2(936;6), 101:3.4(1108;3)
violence is law of n. 70:1.1(783;4)
worship of nature
envisioned division of labor in supermortal world 85:0.3(944;3)
improper 4:2.6,8(57;3), 5:5.4(68;6), 139:8.7(1562;1)
led to belief in charms indwelt by some spirit 88:1.3(967;5)
Nazareth 138:1.4(1539;2)
can any good come out of N. ? 123:5.7(1362;8), 125:4.3(1382;1), 137:2.2,6(1526;2), 139:6.3(1558;4), 187:2.5(2007;4)
center of liberal interpretation of Jewish law 123:5.7-12(1362;8), 124:4.8(1372;5)
chazan of Nazareth synagogue q.v.
climate 124:1.9(1367;5)
contaminated by low moral standards of Sepphoris 150:7.2(1684;1)
degenerate husband of Hildana from 162:3.4(1793;3)
hill of Simeon behind N. had been high place of Baal 126:1.2(1387;2)
Jesus
early childhood in 122:5.9(1349;5), 122:6sec(1349;8), 123:1sec(1356;4), 123:2.7(1358;4), 126:5.11(1393;8)
fell from favor in 127:2.10(1398;2), 150:7.2(1684;1)
first sermon at synagogue 126:4sec(1391;5)
graduation from synagogue 124:5.4(1373;4)
read Scriptures at synagogue 123:5.4(1362;5), 127:3.8(1399;7), 128:5.8(1414;6)
rejected at 150:7-9secs)
told apostles to remain away from N. 145:5.8(1636;1), 146:0.2(1637;2)
major caravan way station, largely gentile 121:2.2(1333;4), 123:5.6-7(1362;7)
synagogue had complete copy of Hebrew scriptures 123:5.3(1362;4)
synagogue school; view from hill above 123:5sec(1362;2)
village spring was center of gossip 123:5.15(1364;3)
Nazarites
Abner onetime head of 165:0.1(1817;1)
ascetic and eccentric; majority refused to accept Jesus 142:8.1(1605;3)
believed in coming of Messiah 137:7.12(1535;4)
Engedi was southern headquarters 135:1.1(1496;6), 165:0.1(1817;1)
John the Baptist joined 135:1sec(1496;6)
looked upon as sanctified personalities 135:1.2(1496;7)
Nazarite corner of women's court in Jerusalem temple 135:2.1(1497;3)
parable of Lazarus and Dives 169:3.1(1854;5)
permitted to enter holy of holies in temple 135:1.2(1496;7)
Samson and prophet Samuel were 135:1.2(1496;7)
vowed to abstain from intoxicants, let hair grow, not touch dead 135:1.1-2(1496;6), 135:2.1(1497;3)
Neanderthalers 64:4sec(720;7)
absorbed invading blue race 64:7.9(727;6)
Adamites exterminated strains of N. in blue race 80:1.7(890;3)
blue race retarded by absorption of 78:1.8(869;4), 79:5.1(883;2)
destroyed or driven out of Asia by yellow race 79:5.2(883;3)
dominated world for 500,000 years 64:4.1(720;7)
feared darkness 64:4.13(722;1)
greatly improved work in flint 64:4.3(721;1)
of east Asia contaminated with debased animal strains 79:5.2(883;3)
retrogressed; had no religion, only superstition 64:4.11-13(721;9)

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