ascenders'
s. is sublime by reaching Havona
26:4.6(290;3)
even in material-mindedness, Philip was sincere
181:2.20(1960;1)
Eve's project of modifying the divine plan was sincere
75:4.6(842;8)
most serviceable when wedded to discretion
181:2.21(1960;2)
of prayer is assurance of its being heard
145:2.6(1630;2)
shadow of hair's turning, premeditated for untrue purpose, is falsehood
48:6.22(555;1)
sometimes causes pain
100:7.2(1101;6)
after arrival of Adams
51:4.7(585;3)
in continental nation
72:5.2(813;3)
among races in primitive times
51:4.6-7(585;2)
benefits of slavery
compelled backward and lazy peoples to work
69:8.6(779;5)
compelled man to invent regulative society
69:8.7(779;6)
great advance over massacre and cannibalism
69:8.2-3(779;1),
81:2.3(901;6)
indispensable link in civilization
69:8.6-7(779;5)
liberated captors' wives from tilling soil
84:3.8(934;7)
raised masters' standard of living
81:2.9(902;3)
slaves eventually shared blessings of higher society
69:8.8(779;7)
detriment of slavery
practice deteriorated Cro-Magnons
80:3.9(892;3)
reason for Roman decline
195:3.9(2074;4)
s. is gravest destructive social malady
69:8.8(779;7)
industrial servitude in
s. to debt
69:8.10(780;1)
institution came with agriculture
81:2.9(902;3)
lending was primitive means of enslavement
69:5.8(776;6)
man attached to the land
69:8.5(779;4)
not prevalent among pastoral peoples
69:8.4(779;3)
possible emancipation made early church tolerant of
121:3.8(1335;7)
primitive man a slave to usage
68:4.5(767;5)
primitives never hesitated to enslave
69:8.1(778;9)
secularism betrays man into political and economic
195:8.4(2081;4)
specialization of labor based on
69:3.7(774;6)
Africans were great slave race
69:8.5(779;4)
Claudius was wealthy Roman slaveholder
132:4.5(1461;3)
difficult for
s. to transfer master-fear into God-love
92:7.7(1013;2)
exempt from temple head tax
173:1.3(1889;1)
girl in Fair Havens
130:5.4(1436;5)
half Roman population were
s.; majority inferiors
121:3.6(1335;5),
133:0.2(1468;2)
in Judea,
s. cost 30 pieces of silver
186:1.2(1997;5)
killed to serve their masters in ghostland
87:2.8(960;2)
master's power over
s. unqualified under Roman law
121:3.7(1335;6)
often received wages; could purchase freedom
121:3.8-9(1335;7)
sacrificed by owners to show disdain for wealth
69:5.14(777;2)
some early war caused by need for
70:1.11(784;7)
women were the first
69:8.1(778;9)
Adjusters may detach during
48:6.12(553;4)
Adjusters sometimes effect spiritual transformations during
109:5.1(1199;2),
110:5.2-4(1208;1)
custom to speak of death as
167:4.6(1837;5)
primitives believed soul left body during
86:5.4,6(954;3)
revolting dreams disturbed young Jesus'
125:2.4(1379;5)
sleeping space among first private possessions
69:9.11(781;5)
candidates for Spirit-fusion repersonalized
40:9.3(450;5),
49:6.6(569;1)
Magisterial Sons preside over awakening of
20:2.5(225;4),
20:3.1(226;1)
mortals without personal guardians who cannot go directly to mansion worlds
30:4.4(341;1)
of Adamic dispensation raised
189:3.1-3(2024;3)
personality, mind transcripts, and memory held by Adjusters; mind-matrix and potential of identity in soul held by destiny guardians
47:3.3-4(533;1)
personality identification preserved on archangels' worlds
37:3.8(409;5)
rest in unconscious sleep until new dispensation
30:4.4-5(341;1)
resurrection by guardian angels
113:6.7-8(1247;5)