language
55 subentries
- language. See also communication; translators; writing
- 1000 years of mortal communication conveyed in chance meeting on Paradise (44:4.3)
- beyond Supreme, concepts are less true designations of reality (115:3.4)
- celestial languages
- all angels speak language of their local universe and superuniverse (38:7.5)
- each local universe and superuniverse has its own (44:4.3)
- half hour address would cover subject of lifetime (44:4.7)
- harmony is code of spirit communication (44:1.11,15)
- languages of Salvington and Uversa learned by humans in light and life (55:6.6)
- little need of l. in Havona (44:4.3)
- morontia progressors must learn l. much as on Urantia (48:3.13)
- of Nebadon mastered by 4th mansonia (47:7.2)
- of Uversa learned before residency on Jerusem (47:7.2)
- translators always available on morontia worlds (48:3.13)
- common language
- absence is great handicap (55:3.21-22)
- absence prevented full reciprocation of Occidental nations (80:9.16)
- Caligastia defection destroyed hope for (66:5.10)
- conquest of dialects (71:8.12)
- favors global religion (134:6.11)
- money is universal language of trade (70:3.5)
- promotes peace, culture, happiness (52:3.10) (52:6.3) (70:3.5) (81:6.18-19)
- development of language
- Amadon’s Andonic dialect was tongue of Eden (74:2.2)
- ancient societies employed secret (70:7.15)
- Andon and Fonta developed (62:5.7)
- Andonic clans developed (63:4.6)
- animals cannot develop (130:2.8)
- backward races speak new dialect every 50 miles (68:1.6)
- development of speech coincident with acquiring will, receiving Adjusters (52:1.6) (109:4.1)
- fossils of superstition (88:6.7)
- great need for further development (81:6.16-17)
- hundreds of local dialects in times of Adam (75:1.3)
- Primates developed (62:4.1)
- sentimental retention of olden nomenclature (94:12.1)
- similarity of Occidental tongues called Aryan (78:5.3)
- tongue of Adamites eventually dominates (52:3.10)
- Jesus reversed meaning of many words; shunned flowery language (159:5.17)
- languages named. See Aramaic; English language; Greece: Greek language; Hebrew language; Latin; Nebadon: language of; Satania: language of; Uversa: language of
- limitations of human language (0:0.1-4) (0:3.20) (0:6.2) (0:12.13) (2:0.3) (2:5.11) (6:0.2,4) (10:5.8) (18:4.3) (24:6.2) (33:8.6) (35:7.3) (42:2.1) (44:0.20-21) (44:2.1) (44:4.8) (44:5.8) (44:6sec) (44:7.1) (46:2.6) (46:4.9) (94:12.1) (105:0.3) (105:3.10) (106:0.11) (112:5.11) (147:4.3) (196:3.28)
- multiplication of multilinguists furthers brotherhood (52:6.3)
- nature of language
- basis of civilization; makes knowledge and wisdom cumulative (81:6.23) (160:2.3)
- communication with symbols (160:2.1)
- man’s most serviceable thinking tool (81:6.16-17)
- nonbreathers speak by modified technique (40:5.15)
- priests conduct ritual in ancient tongue (90:5.6)
- racial segregation favored by multiplicity of (52:2.5)
- revelators of Urantia Papers
- avoided arbitrary, meaningless designations (18:4.3) (31:8.3)
- used human concepts as more acceptable to human minds (0:12.12-13) (121:8.12-14)
- used modern phraseology (130:1.4)
- use of Greek caused early Christian church to turn west (121:6.2)
- weigh consequences of words (192:2.8)
- words are valueless in prayer; rather motivating thought (7:3.7)
- words cannot thrill like seeing (195:9.8)
Cross-references
- See Aramaic
- See English language
- See Greece: Greek language
- See Hebrew language
- See Latin
- See Nebadon: language of
- See Satania: language of
- See Uversa: language of
- See also communication
- See also translators
- See also writing
Cited alongside
Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.
- Urantia Papers 49
- mortal mind 91
- revelation 80
- civilization 130
- races 66
- acknowledgments 1
- midwayers, secondary 29
- mortals 185