Jesus
796 subentries
- Jesus. See also Christ; Creator Sons; Michael of Nebadon
- Adjuster of. See Thought Adjuster of Jesus
- apostles believed J. was the Eternal Son (157:5.1) (161:2.10)
- apostles of. See apostles of Jesus
- attitudes of Jesus
- abhorred pure ceremony (166:1.2) (190:2.4)
- antagonism with Judaism always positive (147:6.6) (153:1.2)
- avoided impression of overattractive personal career (128:4.5-6) (129:1.8) (129:3.5) (134:9.9) (161:3.2-3)
- awareness of pre-existence, divinity (127:0.1) (128:1.8-13) (128:7.1) (129:3.9) (134:8.5) (136:2.4) (137:4.2) (161:3sec)
- concealed matters which might cause him to look different (124:4.1) (126:3.14) (127:2.7)
- content with seemingly inadequate means and personalities; ignored power of wealth, great men (136:8.4) (138:6.5) (141:7.8)
- destroyed what was only when he offered superior alternative (149:2.11)
- detested commercialization of religion (173:1.11)
- emotional ecstasy upon return of the 70 (163:6.3)
- experienced doubt (124:4.2) (128:1.8)
- faith of Jesus (Paper 196) (100:7.7)
- free from presumption (196:0.14)
- in people (157:4.6) (171:7.5,8) (181:2.26) (196:1.5) (196:2.10)
- in us (100:7.9,16) (157:4.6) (171:7.5,8) (196:1.5) (196:2.10)
- man foretastes eternity by appropriating (101:6.17)
- nourished by, and revelatory of, realities beyond the Ultimate (101:6.16)
- perfect but never presumptuous (100:7.7)
- provides 7 levels of salvation (101:6.8-15)
- securely held him (196:0.5)
- flouted Jewish sacred traditions (121:7.3)
- glance of commingled pity and love upon Peter (184:2.8)
- interested in, loved, all types of people (127:3.7) (128:3.7) (129:3.8) (139:5.7)
- interested only in the individual, not the mass (138:8.9) (139:5.7) (140:8.11) (140:10.5) (144:6.3) (170:3.10-11) (170:4.9) (171:7.4)
- Jesus did not
- act as economic or social reformer (140:8.15-18,31) (196:2.11)
- disclose knowledge of associates’ thoughts (172:2.1)
- do what others could acceptably perform (141:1.3) (148:0.3) (149:0.2)
- follow up or direct people (171:7.6)
- interfere in matters between his and John’s apostles (144:6.3) (150:0.2)
- reply to accusers (184:1.4-5) (184:3.6-8) (184:4.3) (185:2.15) (185:4.2) (186:2.2) (187:3.4)
- resort to ignoble tactics (149:4.5) (173:2.7)
- reveal plans to apostles (141:0.1) (172:5.1)
- seek to become martyr (156:2.5)
- select his parents (128:0.1)
- serve evil that worship of God might presumably derive therefrom (136:9.3)
- show favoritism (139:4.2)
- take unfair advantage of opponents (125:5.8)
- turn anyone away (149:2.6) (153:2.8) (166:3.3)
- lonely before crucifixion (187:1.8)
- loved men so much because he placed such a high value upon them (100:4.4)
- loved the sinner, hated the sin (100:7.11)
- majestic bearing before accusers (183:3.4) (184:1.2) (184:3.5,19) (185:2.16) (185:4.2) (186:4.3)
- never premeditated anything dramatic (172:3.11)
- no respecter of persons (139:9.9) (139:12.7) (179:3.9)
- offered mercy to Caligastia and Daligastia (53:8.6)
- rare good humor; not man of sorrows (129:4.4) (159:3.10) (181:1.8)
- refused to employ spirit forces for himself (136:6.1) (136:8.1) (166:4.2) (182:3.7) (183:1.2) (183:3.7) (183:4.2)
- refused to use even human powers to save himself (186:2.3) (187:3.3)
- regular in work habits (135:8.2)
- sat at no man’s feet (126:2.3) (128:4.2) (141:7.12) (173:2.6)
- saw most men as weak rather than wicked (196:2.9)
- seldom corrected misunderstandings (124:4.5) (127:1.7-8) (134:1.2)
- shattered tradition and destroyed dogma (92:5.13) (99:5.3)
- sickened by irreverence of Jerusalem temple (125:0.3-4) (125:1sec) (173:1sec)
- sorrow of love bore down on (182:3.9-10)
- taught as one having authority (138:8.8) (140:3.21) (145:2.11) (145:3.3) (149:2.13) (149:4.5) (157:6.5) (161:2.8)
- very fond of doing things for people (132:4.4)
- went about doing good (159:5.10) (161:2.9) (171:7.9)
- attitudes toward Jesus
- 90% of followers deserted after king-making episode (152:5.2) (152:6.2)
- behold the man! (100:7.1) (186:2.11)
- common people heard gladly (173:3.2) (174:4.7) (196:1.4)
- enemies feared his presence (100:7.4)
- men have not been unable, but afraid, to comprehend J. (156:2.4)
- opinions concerning J. (100:7.12) (137:8.18) (141:7.8) (149:2.13) (149:3sec) (154:4.1-5) (157:3.5) (162:1.10) (162:2.2) (162:6.4) (165:2.11-12) (166:1.6) (172:3.15) (185:3.6)
- thousands have proved promises of (163:6.8)
- Tiberius admired (132:0.1)
- we love J. more the better we know him (149:2.14) (161:2.3)
- believers destined to attain perfection in (142:7.15)
- birthday text from Isaiah (97:5.3) (123:5.11) (126:5.2) (148:5.5) (150:8.9) (190:5.4)
- can bestow eternal life (182:1.3)
- communed alone with God (136:4.10) (144:1.8) (145:5.1-2) (147:0.1) (148:3sec) (151:0.1) (151:5.1) (152:4.1) (152:5.5) (153:5.2) (158:1.6) (160:1.10-12) (160:3.1) (163:6.1)
- could self-limit divinity consciousness (161:3.2-3)
- death. See also atonement doctrine; Jesus: events in life: crucifixion
- accomplished things by death he could not in life (171:4.9)
- Christianity built up around J.’ death (143:5.11)
- earth’s greatest tragedy (178:2.1)
- Father’s will concerning (4:5.6) (183:1sec)
- Jesus foretold (162:2.1) (171:2.2) (171:4.2-7) (172:1.6-7) (173:5.4) (174:5.13) (175:1.4,20) (176:1.1) (178:3.2) (179:4.1) (180:6.7) (181:1.5) (181:2.3) (182:2.5-6) (190:5.4)
- made plain certainty of survival (188:4.6)
- discourses on
- accidents (166:4sec)
- angels (167:7sec)
- contentment (149:5sec)
- counting the cost (171:2sec)
- enmity of the world (180:3sec)
- epochal sermon (153:2sec)
- evil (130:4.11-15)
- fear of the Lord (149:6sec)
- forgiveness (159:1.4-7) (174:1sec)
- good and evil (132:2sec)
- Jonah (130:1sec)
- last temple discourse (Paper 175)
- light of the world (162:5sec)
- magic and superstition (150:3sec)
- marriage (167:5.2-8)
- mercy and justice (133:1sec)
- mind (133:7.5-12)
- miscellaneous titles (145:2.1) (150:6.1) (165:3sec) (171:0.1) (173:2.2)
- new commandment (180:1sec)
- reality (130:4sec)
- Remembrance Supper (179:5sec)
- salvation (150:5sec)
- science (133:5sec)
- second coming (176:2sec)
- sonship and citizenship (178:1sec) (181:2.10)
- soul (133:6.4-7)
- spiritual freedom (162:7sec)
- suffering; Job (148:6sec)
- time and space (130:7sec)
- true religion (155:5-6secs)
- true values (132:1sec)
- truth and faith (132:3sec)
- vine and branches (180:2sec)
- water of life (162:6sec)
- wealth (132:5sec) (163:3sec) (165:5sec)
- divine nature of J. is foundation of kingdom (157:4.5,7) (157:5.1) (191:5.3)
- do not portray J. as man of sorrows (159:3.10)
- education obtained by mingling with fellow men (123:5.8) (124:3.3) (124:4.1) (125:2.12) (126:5.2) (128:2.5) (128:3.4) (129:1.7) (129:3.7-8) (130:0.5-6) (132:4.1) (134:0.1) (134:7.3)
- either was what he professed or greatest hypocrite (161:2.4)
- events in Jesus’ life
- 6 weeks alone with God on Mount Hermon (134:7.7)
- 40 days in wilderness (135:9sec) (136:2.6) (136:3-10secs)
- arrest (183:3sec)
- arrival of Adjuster (123:2.1) (196:1.7)
- ascension (193:5sec) (196:1.12)
- baptism. See also baptism
- 40 days after (136:3sec)
- did not use supernatural power until after (128:1.9)
- ended J.’ purely human life (136:2.7)
- January 14, A.D. 26 (Paper 136) (135:8.6) (196:1.9)
- J. active in universe administration after (148:3.4)
- J.’ human and divine minds became one at (129:4.2)
- J. recalled Immanuel’s instructions at (129:3.9)
- not received as rite of repentance (136:2.1,6)
- spirit transit completed at (189:0.2)
- betrayal (Paper 183)
- birth (122:8sec)
- midwayers revealed to Chaldean priests (119:7.6)
- Vevona heralded (39:5.5)
- burial (188:1sec)
- crucifixion. See also atonement doctrine; Jesus: death
- clothes divided at (187:2.8-9)
- died in 5-1/2 hours (187:5.8)
- general description (187:1.1-5) (187:2.1)
- greatest evidence of Jesus’ humanity (182:3.5-7)
- physically exhausted before (187:1.8-9)
- side pierced with spear (187:5.8)
- those who witnessed (127:5.6) (187:3.1)
- declined to join Zealots (127:2sec)
- excused from school 1 week per month (123:6.1) (124:1.2)
- fall from stairs in sandstorm (123:4.5)
- financial struggle (126:5sec) (127:3.1,11) (127:6.10)
- first pronouncement of divine nature to Nalda (143:5.8)
- great decisions (136:5-10secs)
- inaugurated dispensational resurrection (189:3.1)
- king-making episode (152:3sec)
- morontia appearances (Papers 189–193)
- 1st, to Mary Magdalene at tomb (189:4.10-12)
- 2nd, to Mary Magdalene at tomb (189:5.4)
- 3rd, to James, brother of Jesus in Bethany (190:2.2-5)
- 4th, to family and friends in Bethany (190:2.6)
- 5th, to women at Joseph of Arimathea’s home (190:3.1)
- 6th, to 40 Greeks at home of Flavius (190:4sec)
- 7th, to Cleopas and Jacob at Emmaus (190:5sec)
- 8th, to Peter at Mark home (191:1sec)
- 9th, to apostles at Mark home (191:2sec)
- 10th, to 150 at Philadelphia (191:4sec)
- 11th, to apostles at Mark home (191:5sec)
- 12th, to 80 in Alexandria (191:6sec)
- 13th, to apostles by Sea of Galilee (192:1sec)
- 14th, to apostles on mount of ordination (192:3sec)
- 15th, at Bethsaida (192:4.3)
- 16th, in courtyard of Nicodemus (193:0.1)
- 17th, at Sychar (193:1sec)
- 18th, at Tyre (193:2sec)
- 19th, in Jerusalem (193:3,5secs)
- appeared through closed doors, in table (190:4.1) (191:2.1) (191:5.2)
- broke bread and handed to John Mark (192:1.8)
- Cleopas and Jacob unaware J. not a mortal (190:5sec)
- difficulty recognizing J.’ form, but not his voice or personality (190:2.3) (193:2.3)
- form progressively more difficult to visualize (191:3.2)
- morontia transit (101:6.5) (189:1sec) (191:3sec) (193:5.4)
- no appearances to enemies (190:2.1)
- no nail marks in hands (191:5.4)
- Mount Hermon marked end of J.’ purely human career (134:7.7)
- never seriously ill (124:1.1)
- no guardian angel after baptism (136:4.10)
- offered assistant chazanship in Alexandria (128:5.2-5)
- rebuked Sanhedrin (153:2.3-5) (175:1sec)
- resurrection (Paper 189) (196:1.11). See also resurrection
- 7 Paradise personalities deployed around tomb (189:1.5)
- celestial beings dissolved J.’ mortal body (189:2.1,7-8)
- Christian belief based on fact of empty tomb; not the gospel (189:2.6) (193:0.4) (193:2.2)
- grave bandages apparently intact; thrown over cliff (189:4.6,9) (189:5.3) (190:1.2) (191:0.4)
- greatest revelation of J.’ divinity (182:3.5)
- heralds of resurrection (190:1sec) (191:6.4). See also messenger corps (David Zebedee’s)
- Jesus foretold (158:2.1) (158:6.5) (158:7.3,7) (165:2.10) (173:5.4) (180:6.7) (181:1.5) (182:2.5-6)
- knowledge of J.’ resurrection avails nothing without spiritual rebirth (193:1.2)
- no creatures assisted (189:0sec) (189:1.13)
- on third day (52:5.6)
- physical body not raised (189:1.2,7) (189:2sec)
- resurrected J. seen by almost 1000 people (189:2.9)
- revelation of life overthrowing death (180:6.7)
- social life not wholly neglected (127:3.10)
- sought out Roman religious leaders (132:0.4)
- spat upon (184:3.18) (185:6.2)
- spent time with children (127:1.8) (127:3.8) (128:6.10-12) (138:8.9) (172:1.4)
- struck by enemies (184:3.18) (184:4.1) (185:6.2) (186:2.10)
- studied flowers by day, stars by night (123:3.10)
- taken to Egypt as child (95:5.2)
- told to be about Father’s business (37:2.8) (124:6.15) (126:3.5)
- tomb
- belonged to Joseph of Arimathea (188:1.2)
- description (188:1.2-5) (189:2.4) (189:4.6,9) (190:1.2)
- discovery of empty tomb (189:4sec)
- J. in tomb from 3 PM Friday to 3 AM Sunday (188:0.1)
- sealed by 2 stones; guarded (188:2.3) (189:4.2)
- seals not broken when J. emerged (189:1.7)
- transfiguration (158:0-3secs)
- J. declined to be invested with full authority at (158:1.4)
- memory of transfiguration sustained J. (171:4.9)
- trial
- arrested and accused without evidence (185:8.1)
- not legally convicted on any charges (185:2.14)
- wept
- at Lazarus’ tomb (168:1.1-5)
- on Mount Olivet (124:6.10) (125:4.2)
- over family in boat (141:0.2)
- everyone yielding to Adjuster eventually comes to (153:2.8,11)
- family
- at house of Martha and Mary (180:0sec) (183:4.7) (186:0sec)
- at Zebedee’s house (154:5.1) (154:6sec)
- came near believing J. was beside himself (138:9.2)
- failed to understand J. (127:1.4) (138:9.2) (148:0.4) (154:6.2-8) (154:7.5)
- failed to wish J. well due to pride, resentment (141:0.2)
- failure to make James and Jude apostles caused rift (138:0.1)
- felt disgraced by their embarrassing position; avoided J. (148:0.4) (154:6.2) (154:7.5)
- J.’ abdication as head of Joseph’s house (128:7.13)
- J. asked John Zebedee asked to watch over his family (129:2.3-4,10-11) (139:4.1,4) (174:0.2) (181:2.2-3) (187:4.7)
- J. conformed to parents’ wishes even when he disagreed (123:3.6) (123:4.3) (124:1.4-13) (124:4.9) (125:6.11-12)
- J. financially supported (128:4.8) (128:7.13) (129:0.1) (129:2.1) (139:4.9)
- J.’ moral and spiritual training obtained from Joseph and Mary (123:5.8)
- J.’ relations with siblings (124:4.3)
- J. tried to retain their confidence, affection (138:1.4) (157:0.1)
- members of Jesus’ family. See Amos (brother of Jesus); James (brother of Jesus); Joseph (brother of Jesus); Joseph (father of Jesus); Jude; Martha (sister of Jesus); Mary (mother of Jesus); Miriam (sister of Jesus); Ruth (sister of Jesus)
- Nazareth home described (122:5.9) (122:6sec) (123:2.14) (126:5.11)
- no penalty for violation of personal teachings (127:4.5)
- residences after resurrection (190:1.10)
- foretold destruction of Jerusalem (172:3.10) (176:0.1) (176:1sec) (176:2.6) (178:3.3-4) (187:1.5-7)
- guardianship by Adjuster and seraphim (123:2.2) (128:1.9) (134:8.2) (136:2.3)
- hard sayings more personal confession of faith than commands (196:2.7)
- he who believes in J. has eternal life (135:11.2) (153:2.9,11)
- he who has seen J. has seen Father (32:3.6) (157:6.13) (180:3.9) (180:6.8) (181:2.20)
- he who rejects J. rejects Father (158:8.1) (163:1.4)
- hour striking for rediscovery of real life of J. (195:9.5) (195:10.1)
- human and divine minds of J. (154:6.10) (161:2-3secs) (167:4.2) (168:1.6-7)
- human mind can be exchanged for mind of J. (48:6.26) (128:1.6)
- Jesus brotherhood. See faith sons of God; fellowship of believers
- let mind in Christ be also in us (102:4.1)
- life of Jesus
- adolescent years (Paper 127)
- do not overlook valiant human hero (92:7.12)
- Father desired natural finish for J.’ life (158:4-5secs) (182:3.6-7) (183:1.2)
- greatest of all Urantians (109:6.6)
- in constant communication with Personalized Adjuster after baptism (136:2.5)
- lived his life in the channel of its natural flowing (128:1.6) (182:3.7) (183:1.2)
- no superhuman help prior to baptism (128:1.3-4,9)
- remember his life (193:5.2)
- stages (101:6.5) (127:6.14) (128:1sec) (157:6.3) (196:1.6-13)
- story given by midwayers (77:9.9)
- time to resurrect the human J. from theology (196:1.2)
- value of Jesus’ life. See also Paradise Sons of God: bestowals: purpose of bestowals
- apostles misunderstood J.’ teaching but grasped his life (140:7.8)
- compensates for inability to grasp Eternal Son (6:8.6-7)
- enlarged and amplified highest human visualization of Father (97:10.8)
- fact of God becoming man has changed all meanings of human personality (112:2.7)
- fixed point for anchor of time (194:3.8)
- function of Spirit of Truth limited by one’s reception of substance of Jesus’ life (34:5.5)
- God revealed himself in life of J. (102:3.14) (117:5.4)
- gospel was founded on fact of life of J. (157:4.5,7) (157:5.1) (191:5.3)
- greatest human knowledge is to know life of J. (196:1.3)
- J.’ life exhausted attainable spiritual values (109:6.6)
- J.’ life is best revelation of nature of God (1:6.3,8) (2:0.1-2) (2:5.10) (2:6.4) (3:6.7) (4:3.7) (4:5.7) (142:7.15) (169:4.3-4) (196:0.10)
- J.’ life revealed
- highest religious living (92:1.5) (102:8.7)
- man at his best to himself (16:9.6)
- man submitted to Father’s will (194:2.8)
- man to God (120:2.8) (142:7.15) (184:4.6) (186:2.9,11) (186:5.6)
- merciful nature of Eternal Son (7:7.6)
- mortal destiny (32:2.13)
- Paradise plan for mortal survival (40:10.14)
- lived for inspiration of every world throughout all time (120:2.5-7) (129:3.6) (136:3.3) (136:4.1) (136:6.3) (140:6.8) (140:8.29) (140:10.3) (141:7.9) (186:2.3) (186:5.3) (188:4.6-7)
- lived not as example but as inspiration (120:2.7) (129:4.7) (140:10.2-3) (181:1.3) (194:2.8)
- lived the truth, was the truth (100:7.2)
- most beautiful expression of divinity found in earth lives of bestowal Sons (116:2.3)
- new and living way (101:6.17) (129:4.7) (136:6.11) (180:3.7) (196:2.4)
- understand J.’ teachings by his life (140:8.19) (149:2.1)
- years 5-8 (Paper 123)
- years 9-13 (Papers 124, 125)
- years 14-15 (Paper 126)
- years 14 and 15 were great test, real temptation (126:0.1)
- years 16-20 (Paper 127)
- years 21-26 (Paper 128)
- years 27-29 (Paper 129)
- years 30-31 (Papers 130–133) (134:1,7secs)
- lifted up, J. will draw all men to himself (157:6.10) (162:5.4) (174:5.13) (188:5.10) (195:10.1)
- lives anew in life of individual believer (194:2.6) (194:3.1)
- miracles and healings. See also healing; miracles
- 100 beneficiaries of unconscious healing by J. (149:1.2-8)
- Adjuster unable to limit time manifestations (136:5.4-6)
- apparent miracles and healings
- Amatha, mother-in-law of Peter (145:2.15-17)
- catching 153 fish in Sea of Galilee (192:1.3,7)
- dissolution of J.’ mortal remains (189:2sec)
- draught of fishes (145:1sec)
- epileptic in Capernaum (145:2.12-14)
- fish with shekel in mouth (157:1.4)
- men at pool of Bethesda (147:3.4-5)
- quieting storm on Sea of Galilee (151:5sec)
- water into wine at Cana (137:4.13)
- widow’s son at Nain (146:6.2-3)
- woman with spirit of infirmity (167:3.1-2,5)
- approach miracles through J., not J. through miracles (149:2.7)
- Creator prerogatives inseparable from J.’ personal presence (120:2.9) (137:4.17)
- Creator Sons have almost unlimited healing powers (149:1.6)
- gave J. much trouble, unsought notoriety (145:3.15)
- healings of emotional disturbances (146:6.1) (167:3.2,5)
- impossible to limit Michael’s spiritual power (152:1.5)
- incarnations of Paradise Sons are (120:4.5)
- J. chose not to employ (136:6.2,6) (136:8.1)
- miracles desired for spiritual benefits rather than purely physical restoration (149:1.5)
- not used for earth family or immediate followers (154:2.4)
- of mind and spirit occur in expectant faith-dominated persons (148:2.2) (149:1.1,8)
- perception that living energy had gone forth (152:0.2)
- real miracles and healings
- Aaron the stone mason’s withered hand (148:7sec)
- Amos, the Kheresa lunatic (151:6sec)
- Bartimeus at Jericho (171:5sec)
- centurion’s servant (147:1.1-4)
- daughter of Norana (156:1sec)
- epileptic son of James of Safed (158:4-5secs)
- evil spirit cast out in Capernaum (153:4.1)
- feeding the 5000 (152:2sec) (152:3.1) (152:5.2)
- healing of 683 at sundown (145:3.10,13)
- Jairus’s daughter (152:1.1-3)
- Josiah’s sight restored (164:3sec)
- leper at Iron ( J.’ first deliberate miracle) (146:4.3-5)
- man with dropsy (167:1.5)
- paralytic at Capernaum (148:9sec)
- resurrection of himself (189:0-2secs)
- resurrection of Lazarus (greatest miracle) (168:1.5,9)
- ten lepers (166:2sec)
- Titus’s son (146:5.1-3)
- Veronica’s hemorrhage (152:0.2-3)
- Sanhedrin said J. did miracles by power of devils (169:0.7)
- situation can never again occur (136:9.3) (152:1.4-5)
- used not to tempt people into kingdom, but to reveal Father to those already in (145:5.6-7) (167:1.5) (172:3.1)
- most needed now (195:10.1)
- names or titles (128:1.10-11) (129:1.11) (134:7.2-3) (141:3.5) (149:2.12) (172:3.10,13) (172:4.1)
- God’s Galilean (196:0.9)
- Joshua ben Joseph (122:2.1) (122:3.1) (122:8.2) (128:1.2) (134:8.6)
- king of the Jews (185:2.13) (185:3.1-4) (185:5.6,9) (185:6.2) (185:7.5) (185:8.1) (186:2.8) (187:1.2-3) (187:2.5) (187:3.3-4)
- Planetary Prince of Urantia (45:4.16) (93:0.2) (93:9.11) (93:10.6) (136:3.1) (176:4.4)
- priest after order of Melchizedek (93:3.7)
- Prince of Peace (68:3.5) (137:8.7)
- Son of Man and Son of God (40:7.2)
- no man goes to Father except through (180:3.7)
- parables of Jesus. See also parables
- absent landlord (173:4sec)
- children playing in market place (144:8.7)
- choosing chief seat at marriage feast (167:1.5)
- cornerstone (173:4.4)
- fasting in bridechamber (147:7.2)
- fig tree (166:4.9)
- fig tree, branches of (176:2.6)
- foolish carpenter (156:5.2)
- foolish rich man (165:4.2-3)
- good Samaritan (164:1sec)
- good shepherd (165:2sec) (169:1.2)
- grain of wheat (174:5.8)
- great supper (167:2sec)
- Job (148:6sec)
- king making war (171:2.3)
- laborers in vineyard (163:3.5-7)
- Lazarus and Dives (by Nazarites) (169:3sec)
- leaven (151:4.3) (178:1.15)
- lily’s roots in muck (156:5.1)
- lost coin (169:1.4,15)
- lost sheep (159:1.2) (169:1.2-4,15)
- lost son (169:1.5-16)
- marriage feast (173:5sec)
- moneylender with 2 debtors (147:5.4)
- mustard seed (140:8.27) (151:4.2) (178:1.15)
- net cast into sea (151:4.6)
- new wine into fresh wine skins (147:7.2) (176:1.7)
- pearl of great price (140:8.28) (151:4.5)
- persistent widow (144:2.5)
- Pharisee and publican (140:5.7) (167:5.1-2)
- pounds (171:8sec)
- prodigal son (169:1.5-16)
- Remembrance Supper (179:5sec)
- rich man and beggar (by Nazarites) (169:3sec)
- salt without savor (171:2.5)
- seed, growth to harvest (151:3.15)
- seed in good soil (137:8.12)
- seed of living being (178:1.15)
- sewing unshrunk cloth on old garment (147:7.2)
- shrewd steward (169:2sec)
- slothful servant (165:6.2-3)
- sower (95:0.1) (151:1-2secs) (151:3.13,15) (152:6.3) (155:2.3)
- talents (176:3.4)
- ten virgins (by Selta) (176:2.8)
- three loaves (144:2.3)
- treasure in field (151:4.4)
- two sons (173:3sec)
- ungrateful steward (159:1.4-5)
- unjust judge and persistent widow (144:2.5)
- vine and branches (180:2sec) (193:2.2)
- washing apostles’ feet (179:3sec)
- watchful householder (165:5.6)
- watchful servant (165:5.5)
- watchtower, building (171:2.3)
- weather; signs of times (157:2.1)
- wheat and weeds (151:4.1)
- personality and nature (100:7sec)
- author and finisher of our faith (196:2.1)
- God incarnate in man (0:5.3) (2:1.7) (4:5.7) (6:1.4) (6:8.6) (7:7.6) (12:7.14) (32:0.3) (33:1.4) (98:7.2) (112:2.7) (117:3.4) (120:4.2-3) (124:4.4) (128:1.2,9-10) (129:4.6) (136:1.6) (137:4.2) (137:7.2) (138:5.2) (141:7.4) (156:2.4) (157:5sec) (182:1.9) (196:0.3) (196:1.1-2) (196:2.3,6)
- human nature (128:1.2,7,8) (182:3.5) (196:1sec)
- mind was that of first-century human (136:8.7)
- miraculous person (120:4.5)
- not Eternal Son (6:1.3) (33:1.2) (104:1.11) (161:1.6)
- not so much perfection of his life as its symmetry, balanced unification (100:7.1)
- our elder brother (143:6.4) (149:6.8) (169:4.1,13) (170:5.17)
- personality of Eternal Son incarnate (6:2.3,5) (7:5.4)
- personification of Father’s will (149:1.7)
- revelation of Father to soul (169:4.12-13) (181:2.20)
- satisfaction of all unsatisfied factors of logic (161:1.11)
- Savior (188:4.7) (188:5.2)
- spiritual lens which makes visible Him who is invisible (169:4.13)
- teacher, not a preacher (141:7.10)
- think of righteousness rather than sinlessness (5:4.15)
- traits (Paper 196) (124:2.4-5) (126:2.7) (127:3.7) (127:4.4) (127:6.12-16) (129:1.9) (129:3.8) (129:4sec) (136:0.1) (137:4.2,4) (137:7.2) (138:8.9) (139:1.11) (139:2.5) (139:3.6) (139:4.6,9) (139:5.6) (139:6.8) (139:7.4) (139:8.7) (139:9.6-7) (139:11.5) (140:8.30) (141:3.4-6) (141:7.10-14) (142:7.15) (143:2.1) (149:2.6-14) (149:4.5) (151:0.2) (161:2sec) (171:7sec) (173:1.6) (181:1.8-9) (184:3.19) (184:4.5-6) (186:2sec) (186:4.3) (187:2.3-4) (194:3.3)
- traits inherited from Joseph and Mary (122:5.3-4)
- unreservedly dedicated to Father’s business (100:7.12)
- Word made flesh. See word of God
- Personalized Adjuster of. See Thought Adjuster of Jesus
- physical description (123:2.15) (127:1.2-3) (127:5.1) (128:6.2,11) (187:2.8)
- pictures have been most unfortunate (141:3.6)
- voice was musical, fascinating, authoritative (125:5.1) (127:1.2) (154:6.5) (162:6.2) (183:3.5) (190:2.3)
- power to lay down life and take it up again (165:2.10)
- purpose of life. See also Michael of Nebadon: bestowals: 7th (Urantia bestowal)
- in human contacts (132:4.1)
- that we have abundant life (157:6.2)
- to be world’s deliverer (122:4.2)
- to comfort minds, liberate spirits, save souls (140:6.6)
- to complete sovereignty and reveal God (120:0.4) (128:0.2-4)
- to end pretensions of Lucifer (66:8.5) (120:2.2)
- to proclaim spiritual liberty, teach eternal truth, foster living faith (153:2.6)
- to reveal God, lead men to become Son-conscious (7:4.5) (126:3.10) (127:0.1) (127:6.16) (136:9.6) (140:7.4-6) (176:2.3) (186:2.11) (186:5.6)
- questions
- Jesus’ embarrassing (123:6.6) (125:0.6)
- Jesus made few comments on elders’ answers (125:5.8)
- Jesus’ sagacity, humor, fairness, and consideration (124:2.2-3) (125:4.3) (125:5.8)
- Jesus taught by asking (130:6.1-2) (132:4.2) (138:8.10) (161:2.7) (171:7.7)
- why does Father require slaughter of animals? (124:6.14)
- quotations
- abide in me, and I in you (180:2.1)
- all things are possible to him who believes (158:5.2)
- all things possible with God (131:10.2) (163:3.2) (182:3.2)
- all things work together for glory of God and salvation of men (182:2.1)
- as Father sent me, so send I you (157:6.13) (178:3.2) (182:1.5) (191:5.3) (191:6.3) (193:3.2)
- as many as receive spirit shall be enlightened, cleansed, comforted (181:1.4)
- as oft as you do this, do it in remembrance of me (179:5.9)
- ask and you shall be given (144:2.3) (165:5.3) (167:5.2) (168:4.13)
- be not anxious about temporal things (165:5.2)
- be not anxious for your lives (140:6.13)
- be not ashamed of me and my words (158:7.5)
- be not concerned about what you should say (140:9.3) (165:3.7) (176:1.1)
- be not concerned what your brethren shall do (192:2.5)
- be not doubting; have courage to believe what you have seen and heard (189:5.4)
- be not mindful of things which foster anxiety (137:1.6)
- be not weary in well-doing (163:6.7) (174:0.2) (192:2.9)
- be of good cheer (100:7.9) (153:5.4) (181:1.6)
- be on guard at all times – watch and pray (192:2.3)
- be one in spirit (182:1.4)
- be patient (137:6.3,5) (137:7.3)
- be wise as serpents and harmless as doves (140:8.13) (140:9.3) (163:1.3) (178:1.7)
- be wise in your counsel and eloquent in your lives (128:7.4)
- be you all as brethren (179:5.7) (190:4.1)
- be you perfect as Father is perfect (137:8.13) (140:3.16) (140:5.3,15) (140:8.32) (140:10.1) (142:7.13) (161:1.10) (181:2.25)
- become as little children to enter kingdom (140:10.4)
- become fishers of men (138:7.6)
- before Abraham was, I am (157:6.11) (161:2.9) (162:7.6)
- best method to solve some problems is to forsake them for a time (143:3.3)
- beware slippery paths of flattery (174:0.2)
- blessed are those who believe without seeing (191:5.5)
- blind leading the blind (153:3.5) (175:1.15)
- by the new way you are first transformed by Spirit of Truth (143:2.4)
- call no man Father in spiritual sense (175:1.10)
- cast not your pearls before swine (140:3.18) (186:2.2)
- cease to be attracted by unreal material shadows (174:0.2)
- cease to think about yourself and the troubles of the hour (191:1.2)
- children of world are wiser than children of light (169:2.1)
- choose this day whom you will serve (153:2.5)
- come to me all you who labor (139:7.7) (141:3.7) (144:8.8) (163:6.7) (165:3.8)
- consider the lilies, how they grow (165:5.3)
- day by day we are strengthened by hope of better days (127:3.14)
- disciple is not above his master (150:4.2) (157:6.8) (179:3.8) (180:3.1)
- disown the past (154:6.8)
- do not attach new teachings to old (147:7.2) (176:1.7)
- do not entertain false hope (137:6.5)
- do not strive with men – always be patient (141:6.4)
- doubt not Father’s love and mercy (143:2.7)
- eye has not seen, nor ear heard (181:2.20)
- false teachers will arise and lead many astray (176:1.4)
- Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do (187:2.4) (188:5.6)
- Father and I are one (137:6.6) (142:7.13) (153:2.11-12) (153:3.2) (157:6.13) (161:2.9) (164:5.2) (169:4.2) (180:2.1) (180:3.9) (180:4.3) (182:1.6) (184:4.6)
- Father himself loves you (180:6.8)
- Father is living and loving spirit (195:10.4)
- Father knows what you need even before you ask (140:6.11)
- fear not (100:7.15) (140:8.20) (165:3.3) (166:3.5)
- fear not the resistance of evil (191:4.4)
- fear not those who can kill the body (150:4.2) (165:3.3)
- fields are white for harvest (143:6.1)
- first shall be last (163:3.4) (166:3.5)
- flight from duty is sacrifice of truth (130:1.2)
- follow me (137:2.5,7) (138:3.1,3) (138:4.1) (138:5.1) (139:5.1) (139:7.6) (196:1.3)
- freely you have received, freely give (100:7.10) (140:9.2) (159:1.5) (163:1.4) (176:3.10) (191:4.4) (193:0.5)
- get you behind me, Satan (53:8.4)
- God is no respecter of persons (137:8.6)
- God is spirit; worship him in spirit and in truth (143:5.6) (169:4.6,11)
- greater love has no man (188:5.7)
- greatest is he who serves (28:6.18) (56:10.14) (137:8.11) (140:1.6) (158:6.3) (171:0.6) (179:3.9)
- hairs of your head are all numbered (150:4.3) (165:3.4)
- happy are the poor in spirit (140:3.3-11)
- harvest is plenteous but laborers are few (150:4.1) (163:1.3)
- hate is shadow of fear (145:3.4)
- he who deliberately rejects light shall die in sin (162:5.3)
- he who exalts himself shall be humbled (167:1.5) (167:5.1) (175:1.10)
- he who has seen me has seen Father (157:6.13) (169:4.2,9-13) (174:5.7) (180:3.9) (181:2.20)
- he who humbles himself shall be exalted (158:8.1)
- he who is faithful in little will be faithful in much (169:2.6)
- he who is not against us is for us (159:2.1)
- he who is not with me is against me (153:4.3) (159:2.2)
- he who loves parents, wife, husband, children more than gospel is not worthy (150:4.3) (163:3.4) (171:2.2)
- he who receives me receives Him who sent me (158:8.1) (162:2.3)
- he who rejects me rejects Him who sent me (163:1.4) (174:5.3) (180:3.1-2) (180:6.1)
- he who rejects you refuses to receive me (180:6.1)
- he who rules his self is greater than he who captures city (143:2.3)
- he who will save his life shall lose it (103:5.6) (140:5.19) (158:7.5) (160:5.10) (174:5.8)
- he who wishes to be disciple must disregard himself and follow me (159:5.10)
- how often would I have gathered your children? (171:4.7)
- I am in you (180:4.2)
- I am the bread of life (121:5.12) (153:2.8-12) (179:5.3) (182:1.10)
- I am the desire of all ages (182:1.13)
- I am the door to eternal life (165:2.7) (166:3.3,7)
- I am the good shepherd (165:2.7) (182:1.16) (188:5.1)
- I am the light of the world (162:5.2-3) (165:3.7) (174:5.7) (182:1.12)
- I am the living water (121:5.12) (143:5.4) (182:1.11)
- I am the living way (117:3.3)
- I am the real vine (180:2.1) (182:1.22)
- I am the resurrection and the life (168:0.7) (168:2.7) (171:3.5) (182:1.18) (193:1.2)
- I am the way, the truth, and the life (7:5.1) (21:6.4) (52:5.4) (141:7.4) (166:3.7) (180:3.7) (182:1.20)
- I am with you always (178:2.4) (191:3.1) (191:4.4) (191:6.3) (192:2.11) (193:0.5) (193:1.2)
- I came not to judge the world, but to offer salvation (174:5.7)
- I do not believe any real harm can befall me (133:1.4)
- I have come that you may have life (162:2.7) (165:2.8) (182:1.3)
- I have come to call sinners, the lost (137:8.16) (138:3.6) (157:6.9)
- I have meat to eat that you know not of (143:6.1)
- I have no mother (154:6.5)
- I have not come to destroy but to fulfill (140:6.2)
- I require of my disciples a life of loving service (191:5.3)
- I stand at door and knock (159:3.2)
- I will go before you (140:9.3) (181:2.24,26) (193:2.2)
- I will return. See Jesus: second coming
- if I be lifted up I will draw all men to myself (108:4.1) (157:6.10) (174:5.13) (195:10.1)
- if your neighbor smites you on your right cheek (140:3.14) (159:5.9)
- in faithfulness do what is intrusted to you (176:3.6)
- in Father’s house are many abodes (30:4.17) (178:3.4) (180:3.4) (180:6.3)
- in this world you shall have tribulation (181:1.6)
- inasmuch as you do it to the least, you do it to me (155:3.4) (176:3.5)
- it behooves me to keep busy awaiting my hour (134:9.6)
- it is finished! (21:4.5) (187:5.5-6)
- it is more blessed to give than to receive (28:6.18) (100:7.10) (103:2.9) (140:8.18)
- it is my will that your will be done (118:8.11)
- it is not your kingdom; you are only ambassadors (141:6.4)
- judge not by outward appearances (174:0.2)
- judge not that you be not judged (140:8.12) (145:2.6)
- kingdom is not of this world (137:8.7) (138:7.1) (138:8.7,9) (157:6.12) (158:6.2) (171:8.3) (172:3.6) (176:2.3) (185:3.3) (190:5.4)
- kingdom is not to come with noise and glamor (137:6.5) (140:1.5)
- kingdom is within you (140:1.5) (170:1.13) (170:2.9) (170:3.11) (195:10.4)
- kingdom is worth whatever it costs to enter (137:8.14)
- laborer is worthy of his hire (140:9.3) (163:1.3)
- lay not up treasures on earth (140:6.11)
- lessen disappointment by expecting less of some (192:2.10)
- let faith reveal your light to world (191:5.3)
- let not left hand know what right hand does (140:6.11)
- let not your hearts be troubled (140:5.18) (180:3.4) (181:1.5,9) (182:2.1)
- let others bury the dead (163:2.2)
- let us who have seen the light no longer approach Father by darkness (127:6.6)
- let your light so shine before men (140:3.13)
- life does not consist of possessions (165:4.1)
- love all men as I have loved you (191:4.3) (191:5.3) (191:6.2) (192:2.4) (193:0.5) (193:5.2)
- love glory of God, not men (174:5.3)
- love God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength (174:4.2)
- love not the souls of men; love men (191:5.3)
- love one another even as I have loved you (178:1.17) (180:1sec) (180:6.1) (181:2.26,30) (182:1.6) (193:3.2)
- love your enemies (103:5.2) (140:3.15) (140:8.6) (174:0.2)
- make yourselves ready for call of the kingdom (137:6.5)
- many prophets desired to see what you see (163:6.4)
- many stand at parting of ways (153:1.2-3) (153:2.5) (153:4.4)
- money cannot love (127:2.8) (127:5.3)
- more is expected of teacher than pupil (140:3.1)
- my love overshadows you (193:5.2)
- my peace I leave with you (140:5.18) (181:1.5) (182:2.2) (191:4.4) (193:0.5) (193:2.2) (193:5.2)
- my spirit shall go before you (142:7.17) (178:1.7)
- my tomorrow is in Father’s hands (130:5.3)
- my yoke is easy and burden is light (141:3.7) (159:3.7)
- neither Jew nor gentile, rich nor poor, in kingdom (137:8.6) (138:4.2) (140:1.2) (143:1.5)
- no man, having put hand to plough, can turn back (163:2.3)
- no man can serve two masters (109:5.4) (140:6.13) (163:3.1) (169:2.7)
- no man is stranger to one who knows God (130:2.6)
- no peace between light and darkness, truth and error (175:1.2)
- no sparrow is forgotten in God’s sight (150:4.3)
- none has done aught but what he thought best (125:6.8)
- not every man who says, “Lord, Lord” shall enter kingdom (140:1.4)
- not my will but yours be done (109:6.5) (111:5.6) (136:10.1) (160:1.11) (174:5.9) (182:3.4)
- not with words but with longing looks did you ask (130:6.2)
- nothing hidden that shall not be revealed (150:4.2) (151:3.1) (165:3.2-3)
- old things pass away; all things become new (143:2.3)
- only through much tribulation will many enter kingdom (137:6.5)
- overcome evil with good (156:5.5)
- peace be upon you (190:3.1) (191:2.1) (191:4.3) (191:5.3) (191:6.2) (192:4.3) (193:0.2) (193:2.2) (193:3.2)
- peace on earth and good will to all men (140:1.3)
- poor you have always with you (172:1.6)
- possess your soul in patience (181:2.15)
- prayer is breath of soul (144:2.3) (144:4.7)
- preach gospel to all the world (95:7.3) (100:7.6) (140:9.2) (163:4.2) (165:6.3) (182:1.5) (190:3.1) (190:4.1) (191:1.2) (191:4.4) (191:5.3) (191:6.3) (192:2.11-12) (193:0.5) (193:1.2) (193:2.2) (193:3.2) (193:5.2)
- preach gospel without fear or favor (192:2.2,11-12)
- proclaim whole gospel, not just part (193:0.4)
- put not your trust in the arm of the flesh (174:0.2)
- remain unshaken when you cannot see the way (174:0.2)
- render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s (140:8.9) (156:5.16) (174:2.2) (178:1.3) (181:2.10)
- resist not evil (141:3.8)
- return good for evil (140:6.9)
- reveal divine love not merely with words, but in life (191:5.3) (191:6.2)
- revenge is mask of cowardice (145:3.4)
- Sabbath is made for man, not man for Sabbath (147:6.4)
- seek and you shall find (100:7.10) (144:2.3)
- seek first the kingdom (140:1.5) (140:6.13) (196:0.8)
- seek not self-glorification but glory of God (175:1.10)
- seek sinners, find downtrodden, comfort anxious (138:6.4)
- seek the greater and lesser shall be found therein (165:5.3)
- serve all men as I have served you (191:4.3) (191:6.2) (192:2.2,10) (193:0.5) (193:1.2) (193:5.2)
- sin of rulers is saying what is good but doing it not (175:1.8) (184:1.5)
- sit not in chief seat (167:1.5)
- speak not hearsay (138:8.4)
- spirit is willing but flesh is weak (182:3.4)
- spirit quickens; the flesh is of little profit (153:5.4)
- Spirit witnesses with your spirits that you are children of God (142:5.3)
- stone which builders rejected (173:4.4)
- strain out the gnat and swallow the camel (175:1.17)
- straining at the gnat (156:2.8) (185:0.4)
- stumble not into suspicion and intolerance (191:4.3)
- suffer little children to come unto me (167:6.1)
- suffer me also this, for it becomes us to fulfill all righteousness (135:11.4)
- sufficient for the day is trouble thereof (140:6.13)
- take heed no man deceive you (176:1.1)
- tell no man (136:8.1) (137:5.1) (138:8.2-5) (139:9.7) (144:1.6) (145:0.3) (146:4.4) (148:4.11) (149:1.2) (152:1.2) (156:1.7) (157:3.6) (157:4.5) (158:2.1,3) (159:4.2) (166:2.8) (177:1.5) (178:2.3)
- that which the world needs most to know is men are sons of God (193:0.4)
- they who fight with sword perish with sword (181:2.11) (183:3.7)
- think not that I have come to bring peace (52:6.1) (150:4.3) (160:5.10) (165:6.3) (180:0.2) (180:6.1)
- those who kill you think they do God service (180:6.1)
- time alone ripens fruit on tree (130:5.3)
- to every one who has, more shall be given (151:1.4) (151:3.1) (171:8.7) (176:3.5)
- to whom much is given, much is required (165:6.3)
- tree is known by its fruit (140:3.19) (140:8.22) (142:5.2) (153:4.4)
- trust in the Father whose messengers you are (140:3.14)
- truth shall make you free (141:7.6) (162:7.2)
- unless you are born again, you shall not enter kingdom (142:6.4-5) (166:3.7)
- unless you become as little children you cannot enter the kingdom (137:8.8) (196:0.12)
- walk by faith and not by sight (174:0.2)
- we cannot eat another’s bread as long as I have strong arms (128:5.4) (140:8.2)
- we must in all things wait upon Father’s will (137:4.8)
- weigh consequences of your sayings and doings (192:2.8)
- well done, good and faithful servant (25:1.6)
- what shall it profit you to gain the world and lose your soul? (140:8.17) (158:7.5) (165:4.9)
- what you believe that I would do, do you also (140:3.16)
- when did I teach that you should all see alike? (141:5.1)
- where 2 or 3 are gathered together, there am I (159:1.3)
- where your treasure is, your heart is also (140:6.11) (165:4.5) (165:5.4)
- who among you convicts me of sin (100:7.16)
- who do men say that I am? (157:3.3)
- whosoever drinks of living water shall never thirst (34:6.8) (143:5.3)
- whosoever will, let him come (100:7.6)
- why do you call me good? (196:0.9) (196:2.2)
- woe upon you (163:6.5) (166:1.4-5) (175:1sec) (175:4.2)
- work as for God (133:4.8) (192:2.13)
- working with me, all things are sacred (181:2.19)
- worship God in spirit and in truth (193:1.2)
- you are commissioned to save men, not to judge them (140:3.17)
- you cannot reveal God to those who do not seek (132:7.2)
- you cannot serve God and mammon (169:2.7)
- you cannot stand still in affairs of kingdom (176:3.5)
- you must be born again (140:6.2) (142:6.4-5)
- you should not presume thus to speak to children of God (133:3.6)
- relationship with J. takes precedence over all others (141:7.5)
- religion of. See Jesus: teachings; religion: explained
- religion of J. vs. religion about J. (94:12.7) (128:4.6) (138:6.3) (192:4.7-8) (195:4.4) (195:10.15) (196:1.2) (196:2.1)
- Sanhedrin
- accused J. of being in league with devils (173:2.7)
- charges against J. (184:3.9-12) (184:5.2-5) (185:2.10-13)
- unanimously decreed J.’ death (175:3.1)
- second coming (114:7.16) (176:2,4secs) (194:4.5)
- believers’ best attitude toward (176:3.3)
- discernible only by spiritual faith (176:2.4) (176:4.3,5)
- early Christians believed imminent (170:2.10) (181:0.1) (194:4.5,7) (196:2.5)
- J. promised to return (20:4.5) (37:3.4) (52:7.1) (93:10.8) (114:1.4) (119:8.8) (142:7.3) (170:4.15-16) (171:8.3) (176:4.2-3,6)
- not related to establishment of kingdom (170:2.10) (170:5.14)
- timing known only on Paradise (176:2.5,6) (176:4.3-7)
- skills of Jesus
- animal husbandry (123:5.15)
- business and financial sagacity (126:2.7)
- camel-driving (133:9.1)
- canvas and leather work (126:1.1)
- carpentry, boatmaking (126:1.1) (127:1.6) (129:1.2-3)
- cheese-making (123:5.15)
- fishing (124:2.7) (129:1.5)
- harp playing (123:6.5)
- interpreting and translating (128:4.2) (130:0.5)
- loom operating (123:5.15)
- metal working (128:2.3)
- mining (146:4.2)
- spoke Aramaic, Greek, Hebrew, Indian language (123:2.14) (123:3.1) (123:5.1-6) (130:0.4)
- storytelling (126:2.6) (130:7.1)
- tentmaking (134:7.3)
- yoke making (124:1.7) (126:1.1)
- Son of God. See Jesus: nature of Jesus: God incarnate in man
- Son of Man q.v.
- spiritual accomplishments
- achieved all of sonship we will one day attain (142:7.13)
- achieved status of light and life on Urantia (55:11.7)
- all power given to J. (138:7.1)
- broke hold of sin and evil (188:5.3)
- divested Caligastia of all authority (66:8.5)
- in all points tried and tested (119:3.7) (119:4.4) (119:5.2) (119:6.6) (124:1.1) (126:3.14) (126:5.9) (127:0.2-3) (127:1.7) (127:5.4) (127:6.13-16) (128:0.1) (128:1sec) (129:4.3-5)
- was the 4th epochal revelation (92:4.8)
- teachings. See also gospel: explained; kingdom of heaven; religion: explained; truth
- application of teachings
- do not literally apply to material affairs (140:6.8) (140:8.10) (140:10.2-4) (142:7.17) (147:4.2-3)
- to individual, not state (140:8.5-11) (145:2.10)
- to worlds in bestowal Son era (52:5.8)
- world has never seriously tried to carry out (154:4.6)
- be not ashamed of J.’ teachings (150:4.3)
- be not dismayed by failure fully to grasp (181:2.25)
- denounced pride, cruelty, oppression, hypocrisy (140:8.22)
- effect of teachings
- harmoniously co-ordinate knowledge, wisdom, faith, truth, and love (101:6.8)
- left as J. presented them, all religions would have embraced (149:2.1)
- obscured by overemphasis on J.’ personality (128:4.6) (149:2.4)
- provide tranquillity, certainty, enlightenment, stability, God-consciousness, and assurance of survival (101:6.8)
- equality of women (125:0.4) (125:5.4) (127:1.5) (138:8.11) (149:2.8-9) (150:1sec) (167:5.4) (167:6.4) (194:3.14)
- exclusive profit motivation incompatible with (71:6.1)
- look at Jesus’ actions more than his teachings (196:0.10)
- love and service (92:4.8)
- method of teaching
- bold and emphatic (141:7.8)
- constant appeal to Scriptures (167:5.5)
- embellished truth, did not attack error (132:0.4)
- little of the well-planned or premeditated (149:3.1) (159:5.17) (171:7.9)
- message reiterated (166:4.12) (169:1.16)
- never elicited resentment or antagonism (132:7.8)
- never took unfair advantage; no ignoble tactics (149:4.5) (173:2.7)
- no appeal to human authority; spoke directly to consciences and souls; did not resort to logic, legal quibbles, clever sayings (145:3.3)
- not so much what J. said as his kindly look (133:2.1)
- taught by questions and answers (130:6.1-2) (132:4.2) (138:8.10) (161:2.7) (171:7.7)
- taught most when he said least (132:4.2)
- must come a revival of (170:5.19)
- often intended for other worlds (141:7.7,15)
- self-forgetfulness and self-control, not self-examination and self-denial (143:2.2)
- untaught in learning of rabbis (162:2.1)
- used term Elohim for God, not Yahweh (169:4.5)
- unifies life, ennobles character, simplifies experience (100:7.18)
- works in Father’s name bear witness for (164:5.2-3) (180:3.9)
- works with us (180:1.4)
- writings
- compact with brother James (128:7.13)
- destroyed after baptism (137:2.9)
- left no permanent writings (136:4.2) (140:8.29) (159:4.7)
- on sand before husband of Hildana (162:3.5)
- translation work for merchant of Damascus (128:4.2)
Cross-references
- See Thought Adjuster of Jesus
- See apostles of Jesus
- See Amos (brother of Jesus)
- See faith sons of God
- See word of God
- See Thought Adjuster of Jesus
- See Jesus: second coming
- See Jesus: teachings
- See Jesus: nature of Jesus: God incarnate in man
- See James (brother of Jesus)
- See fellowship of believers
- See religion: explained
- See Joseph (brother of Jesus)
- See Joseph (father of Jesus)
- See Jude
- See Martha (sister of Jesus)
- See Mary (mother of Jesus)
- See Miriam (sister of Jesus)
- See Ruth (sister of Jesus)
- See also Christ
- See also atonement doctrine
- See also baptism
- See also atonement doctrine
- See also resurrection
- See also messenger corps (David Zebedee’s)
- See also Paradise Sons of God: bestowals: purpose of bestowals
- See also healing
- See also parables
- See also Michael of Nebadon: bestowals: 7th (Urantia bestowal)
- See also gospel: explained
- See also Creator Sons
- See also Jesus: events in life: crucifixion
- See also Jesus: death
- See also miracles
- See also kingdom of heaven
- See also Michael of Nebadon
- See also religion: explained
- See also truth
Cited alongside
Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.
- gospel 113
- kingdom of heaven 109
- apostles of Jesus 93
- Universal Father 182
- faith 146
- Sanhedrin 82
- Michael of Nebadon 98
- faith sons of God 72