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The Urantia Book

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— Index J — Jacob, the stone mason’s son a boyhood friend of Jesus, 123:1.4 (1357.1), 123:1.4 (1368.6), 123:1.4 (1410.1), 123:1.4 (1470.1), 123:5.15 (1364.3) Miriam’s betrothal to, 128:5.8 (1414.6) Jacob of Crete private interview of, with Jesus, 142:2.1 (1597.1) Jacob’s well assembly of a crowd at, reason, 143:5.10 (1614.4) Jainism another name for Suduanism, 131:6.0 (1450.5–6) effect of, on Hinduism, 94:4.1 (1031.2) in sixth century, 92:5.12 (1009.6) on Urantia today, 92:6.10 (1011.8) Jairus plea of, for Jesus’ healing of his sick daughter, 152:0.1 (1698.1) position of, in Capernaum synagogue, 153:1.1 (1707.4), 153:1.7 (1709.1), 154:1.2 (1717.5) James, brother of Jesus assumption of full responsibility for the Nazareth family by, 127:2.9 (1398.1), 128:2.4 (1410.3), 129:2.5 (1422.2) attitude of, toward Jesus’ life mission, 127:3.2 (1399.1), 137:3.3 (1527.6), 154:6.1 (1721.1) baptism of, 135:8.6 (1504.4) birth of, 123:1.5 (1357.2) characteristics of, 127:4.7 (1401.7) conference of, with Jesus, about his marriage, 128:5.7 (1414.5) conversation of the morontia Jesus with, 190:2.3 (2032.1) employment of, in Zebedee’s boatshop, 134:1.1 (1483.3) and Esta, marriage of, 128:7.10 (1418.2) exclusion of, from Jesus’ inner circle of associates, 138:0.1 (1538.1) faith of, in Jesus, 137:3.3 (1527.6), 137:7.1 (1533.5), 154:6.1 (1721.1) graduation of, 127:2.11 (1398.3) and his first Passover, 127:3.3 (1399.2) Jesus’ appeal to Andrew for help for, 192:2.7 (2048.3) childhood teaching of, 123:6.4 (1364.7) the later head of the Jerusalem church, 163:2.7 (1802.3), 166:5.3 (1831.6), 194:4.12 (2068.2) limited faith of, in Jesus, 154:6.1 (1721.1) plan of, to attend Jesus’ baptism, 135:8.2 (1503.5) post-Jesus connection of, with the Christian movement, 154:6.9 (1722.5) reaction of, to Jesus’ nonparticipation in temple discussions, 127:3.5 (1399.4) reception of, into the commonwealth of Israel, 127:3.5 (1399.4) religious nature of, 127:3.2 (1399.1) James Alpheus especially loved the Master’s simplicity, 139:10.6 (1563.7) identification of, 138:2.6 (1539.9) and Judas Alpheus, about, 139:10.0 (1563.2–1564.5) assigned to the management of the multitudes, 138:10.8 (1547.8) the call of the twins, 138:4.0 (1541.3–1542.1) Jesus’ last words to, 181:2.19 (1959.3) sent out by Jesus two and two, 150:4.1 (1681.8) selection of, by James Zebedee, 138:2.6 (1539.9) see also Alpheus twins; Judas Alpheus James of Safed identification of, 158:4.2 (1755.8) James Zebedee about, 139:3.0 (1552.5–1553.5) the first apostolic martyr, 77:8.12 (865.5), 139:3.8 (1553.4) frequent fishing trips of, with Jesus, 129:1.5 (1420.2) giving the charge to the new evangelists by, 149:0.2 (1668.2) grasp by, of a truth of the kingdom, 140:8.25 (1582.6), 141:2.3 (1589.1) inquiry of, regarding Jesus’ interpretation of divine forgiveness, 174:1.1 (1898.1) Jesus’ final personal admonition to, 181:2.15 (1958.2) roles of primary interest to, 129:1.12 (1421.2) and John, compatibility of, 139:3.5 (1553.1) inquiry of Jesus by, as to their place in the new kingdom, 137:1.6 (1525.3) mother of, a member of the women’s corps, 163:7.3 (1808.5) offering of selves to John the Baptist for baptism, 135:8.1 (1503.4) preaching partners, 150:4.1 (1681.8) reaction of, to Jesus’ rebuke, 137:1.7 (1525.4) relations of Andrew with, 139:1.1 (1548.5) request by, to punish the inhospitable Samaritans, 162:0.2 (1788.2) sponsors of James and Judas Alpheus, 139:10.1 (1563.2) joining of John the Baptist’s cult by, 135:8.1 (1503.4) labors of, at Philadelphia, 159:5.1 (1769.3) opposition of, to proclaiming Jesus king, 152:2.5 (1700.6) outstanding feature of the personality of, 139:3.4 (1552.8) participation of, in the Pentecostal service, 194:1.2 (2060.2) personal influence of, on the evangelists’ theology, 148:1.2 (1658.1) private conference of, with Jesus, 140:6.14 (1578.1) question of, regarding divorcement, 140:6.6 (1576.6) reaction(s) of, to Jesus’ foresight, 141:7.13 (1594.7) to Jesus’ triumphal entry, 172:5.4 (1884.3) request of, for a prayer to teach believers, 144:3.1 (1619.5) selection of James Alpheus by, 138:2.6 (1539.9) serious illness of, 154:2.4 (1718.5) suggestion of, that the apostles go to the tomb, 191:0.5 (2037.5) a well-balanced thinker and planner, 139:3.7 (1553.3) Jamnia Jesus’ visit to, 134:7.4 (1492.4) Jansad identity of, 76:3.3 (849.6) Japan Andite penetration of, 78:5.6 (873.2) outstanding religion of, in present day, 92:6.16 (1011.14) Japanese expulsion from the mainland of ancestors of, time of, 79:6.3 (884.6) Salem missionaries’ penetration to the, 93:7.2 (1021.6) Japhia apostolic visit to, 149:0.1 (1668.1) Jaram the Hittite identity of, 93:5.5 (1019.2) Java Andonic migration to, 64:1.6 (719.1) man, Andonites’ relation to, 64:1.6 (719.1) Jealousy ability of, to turn love into hate, 177:4.11 (1926.4) effect of, on the evolving soul, 110:1.5 (1204.3) for man, but never of him, God’s attitude of, 4:3.1 (57.6) man’s possible transcendence of, 52:6.5 (597.6), 160:3.5 (1778.3) racial, need of moral conscience to condemn, 52:6.5 (597.6) source of, 153:3.5 (1712.5) Jebus David’s establishment of the capital of the united kingdom at, 97:9.11 (1073.1) six wives from the women of, 97:9.10 (1072.8) identification of the city of, 93:2.4 (1015.4) Jehoash identity of, 97:9.20 (1074.2) Jehonadab destruction of the real estate agents of Baal by Jehu and, 97:9.19 (1074.1) Jehu Jesus’ parents’ story of, 124:6.3 (1374.3) Jellyfish an example of single-celled animals in community, 65:2.5 (732.3) in late invertebrate animal age, 59:2.11 (676.2) Jephthah and his daughter, 89:6.3 (980.8) Jeramy identity of, 133:2.5 (1471.4) Jeremiah assertion by, of Yahweh’s being the God of all nations, 97:6.2 (1067.5) fate of, 97:6.4 (1067.7) the fearless, 97:6.0 (1067.4–7) Jesus’ quotation from, in Capernaum sermon, 145:2.5 (1630.1), 149:6.12 (1677.1) during the evening conference at Gamala, 149:6.12 (1677.1) presentation of God by, as just and loving, 97:6.3 (1067.6) suggestion by, for the surrender of Jerusalem to Nebuchadnezzar, 97:6.4 (1067.7) teaching of, about the tendencies of the human heart, 143:2.5 (1609.6) regarding an era of inner righteousness, 97:8.3 (1071.1), 121:7.5 (1340.3) unhesitating proclamation of downfall of Jerusalem by, 97:9.22 (1074.4) Jericho Andrew’s assignment of apostolic couples to, 141:8.1 (1595.2) blessing the children of, 167:6.1 (1839.6) discussions of Joseph and Mary at the inn in, 122:7.6 (1351.2) ford, John the Baptist begins preaching near the, 135:6.1 (1501.4) historical significance of, 135:6.1 (1501.4) Jeroboam identity of, 97:9.20 (1074.2) Jerusalem academies, Jesus’ inspection of, 129:2.7 (1422.4) apostles’ reaction to Jesus’ prediction of the destruction of, 175:4.1 (1910.3), 176:1.0 (1912.3–1914.1) apostolic corps’ departure for, 152:7.1 (1706.2), 173:0.1 (1888.1) belief of apostles regarding kingdom establishment after the destruction of, 171:0.3 (1867.3) believers, Antioch believers’ financial assistance to, 194:4.7 (2067.2) bestowal of the Spirit of Truth not limited to, 194:3.17 (2065.5) brethren, Paul’s controversy with, 194:3.9 (2064.1) church, Abner’s disagreement with Peter and James in regard to the, 166:5.4 (1831.7) James, Jesus’ brother, head of the, 163:2.7 (1802.3), 166:5.3 (1831.6) John a chief supporter of the, 139:4.11 (1555.4) deputation to determine John the Baptist’s identity, 135:9.4 (1505.4) destruction of, by the Babylonians, 97:9.26 (1075.2) former identity of, 93:2.4 (1015.4) holy temple of, center of Jewish theology, 121:6.8 (1339.4) Isaiah’s and Jeremiah’s predictions regarding, 97:9.22 (1074.4) Jesus’ and the apostles’ departure from, cause, 143:0.1 (1607.1) journey to, for the Passover, 147:2.1 (1648.3) sojourn in, prior to the Capernaum crisis, 152:7.2 (1706.3) appearance in, followers’ reaction to, 162:1.3 (1789.2) conviction against going to study at, 124:5.6 (1373.6) decision concerning his public entry into, 152:7.2 (1706.3) first conscious visit to, effect of, 125:0.1 (1377.1) and John Zebedee’s trip to, 134:9.1 (1494.4) journey to, with his parents, 124:6.0 (1374.1–1376.4) last descent into the city of, 172:3.7 (1881.5) thoughts of coming tragedy of, 187:1.7 (2005.5) two-month sojourn in, as a young man, 129:2.6 (1422.3) warning of future trouble for, 176:2.6 (1915.3), 177:0.1 (1920.1) the Master’s last human journey to, 171:8.15 (1877.3) officers, appearance of, to arrest Jesus, 154:7.1 (1723.4) persecution of believers in, 143:6.6 (1616.2) reaction of, to Abraham’s espousal of Jesus’ teachings, 148:8.1 (1665.4) vs. Rome as a field for Jesus’ study of mankind, 132:4.3 (1461.1) scribes and believing disciples, gathering of, at the apostolic camp, 158:4.1 (1755.7) shall be trodden down by the gentiles, 176:1.4 (1913.3) the shrine of the Hebrews’ faith, 185:1.1 (1987.5) temple of Baal and one of Yahweh in, 97:9.21 (1074.3) Jerusem acknowledgment of installation of Urantia’s rulers, time of arrival of, 74:4.5 (832.5) activities of, varieties, 46:5.29 (526.4) Adam and Eve on, 74:1.0 (828.2–829.2) Adamites, self-government of, 45:5.6 (515.5) Adams and Eves, parenthood training of nonreproducing ascenders by, 45:6.5 (516.3) administrative mount of, 53:1.1 (601.3) Andon’s and Fonta’s fusion with their Adjusters on, 63:7.2 (717.3) an architectural sphere, 41:1.3 (456.2) ascendant citizens, resistance of, to Lucifer’s proposals, 53:3.2 (603.3), 53:7.12 (608.8) ascending mortals’ preparation on, for constellation sojourn, 15:7.6 (174.6), 47:7.4 (537.4) for, on fifth mansion world, 47:7.4 (537.4) astronomic observatory of, location, 46:5.30 (526.5) beauty of, human words inadequate for archangel to describe, 46:4.9 (523.3) broadcasts, 46:3.1 (522.1) children of any Adam and Eve, immortality of, 51:1.8 (581.5) circles, classification of, 46:5.0 (523.4–527.2) identity of, 46:4.2 (522.6) location of four and twenty counselors in center of, 45:4.1 (513.4) citizen(s), day of clearance of, for Edentia, 47:10.6 (540.2) nonindwelling of Adam and Eve as, by Thought Adjusters, 76:5.2 (852.1) citizenship, about, 47:10.0 (539.3–540.3) attainment of, by Andon and Fonta, 63:7.1 (717.2) by Jesus, 191:3.3 (2041.2) Melchizedek schools of, 45:7.3 (517.5), 114:2.1 (1251.4) reattainment of, by Adam and Eve, 76:6.3 (853.4) a stage in mortal ascension career, 39:4.8 (435.1), 43:8.4 (494.3) class graduation from seventh mansion world to, 47:9.3 (538.8) corps of twenty-four, designation of a resident governor general for Urantia every hundred years by the, 114:3.1 (1252.5) council of one thousand, function, 45:7.4 (517.6) current ruler of, 35:9.1 (393.1) definition, 32:2.11 (359.8), 34:4.11 (378.5), 67:3.1 (756.2) distance of, from physical center of Orvonton, 32:2.11 (359.8) end of Lucifer rebellion on, 53:9.7 (611.6) executive council, membership of, 45:3.9 (512.9) the first heaven, 47:10.2 (539.4) step on the way to Paradise, 46:4.9 (523.3) the four and twenty counselors of, 45:4.0 (513.4–514.11) freedom of archrebels on, 53:7.13 (609.1) Gabriel’s establishment of his forces on Father’s sphere of, 53:5.4 (605.8) Galantia’s headquarters on, 37:2.6 (407.6) headquarters of celestial life on, 45:5.1 (514.12) home planet of Adam and Eve, 51:0.3 (580.3) identification, 15:7.5 (174.5), 15:14.6 (182.5), 35:9.1 (393.1) local management of, by Material Sons and Daughters, 45:5.5 (515.4) Machiventa Melchizedek’s headquarters on, 45:4.16 (514.6) Material Sons and Daughters as permanent citizens of, 37:9.12 (415.4) Melchizedeks’ influence on, 45:7.1 (517.3), 46:5.14 (524.5) natural preserves of, grandeur of, 46:2.1 (520.6) Nebadon education on worlds of progress associated with, 37:6.1 (412.1) physical aspects of, 46:1.0 (519.2–520.5) prison worlds, Satan’s place of detention, 53:9.4 (611.3) provision of spornagia for, 47:0.4 (530.4) regime, purpose of, 15:7.6 (174.6) relation of Urantia’s solar system to, 41:10.5 (466.4) residential and administrative areas of, 46:4.1 (522.5) Satania architectural spheres including, number of, 45:0.1 (509.1) day as reckoned on, 33:6.9 (372.4) headquarters, 15:7.5 (174.5), 15:14.6 (182.5), 32:2.11 (359.8), 46:0.1 (519.1) schools of, height of musical expression in the, 44:1.11 (500.2) services, ascenders’ attitude toward their, 46:5.28 (526.3) spironga of, comparable to midway creatures of Urantia, 46:4.7 (523.1) subsatellites of, number and size, 45:0.1 (509.1) transporters from local planets to, 39:4.15 (436.1), 39:5.10 (438.3) upheaval on, during Lucifer rebellion, 53:6.3 (606.6) vs. Urantia, comparison of, grotesque, 46:2.6 (521.3) Urantia advisory council’s location on, 45:4.1 (513.4) welcome of mansion world graduates, 47:9.4 (539.1) Jesus allusion of, to legion of angels, 38:6.1 (421.4) alone in the hills, 134:9.5 (1495.2), 151:0.1 (1688.1) ascension of, 193:5.3 (2057.5) attitude of the lad, to the Jewish ceremonial system, 125:2.4 (1379.5) choice of this world for his seventh bestowal by, 128:0.1 (1407.1) conferences of, with the directors of the celestial hosts, 158:1.6 (1753.2), 161:3.3 (1787.5) encountering of Gabriel in the Perean hills by, 136:3.4 (1513.1) farewell of, to Lazarus, 174:0.1 (1897.1) gentile schools of philosophy in times of, 121:4.0 (1335.10) influence of, on Paul’s doctrines, 121:7.7 (1340.5) interest of, in music, 123:6.5 (1364.8) at Jerusalem, 125:0.0 (1377.1–1385.1) Jewish attitudes during the times of, 121:2.7 (1334.1) John’s record of the life of, 121:8.10 (1342.5) leading of Cana wedding procession by, 137:4.1 (1528.4) the living, the only hope of a unified Christianity, 195:10.11 (2085.3) as the living way, 117:3.3 (1281.5), 166:3.7 (1829.4) Luke’s record of the life of, 121:8.8 (1342.3) Mark’s record of the life of, 121:8.3 (1341.4) Matthew’s record of the life of, 121:8.4 (1341.5) vs. Mithras, 98:6.4 (1083.4) morontia appearances of, 190:0.0 (2029.1–2036.3) see also Morontia(s)—;Jesus' Experiences mortal goal’s attainment on Mount Hermon by, 134:8.4 (1493.3) of Nazareth, restatement of the life and teachings of, 121:8.14 (1343.3) not the Jewish Messiah, 122:4.2 (1347.4), 126:0.3 (1386.3) Occidental religions in times of, 121:5.2 (1336.6) ownership of a house in Capernaum by, 129:2.4 (1422.1) Paul’s doctrines as influenced by teachings of, 121:7.7 (1340.5) peace of, a definition, 181:1.10 (1955.1) permission to terminate his incarnation bestowal given, 136:3.5 (1513.2) preparation of, for service to fellow mortals of all Nebadon, 127:6.14 (1405.6) teachings of, vs. Christianity, 94:7.8 (1036.2), 121:5.13 (1337.9), 121:7.8 (1340.6) the triumphant, portrayal of, by John, 196:2.3 (2092.1) the truth of the promise of, to some day return to the world of his terminal bestowal, 119:8.8 (1319.1) various names of, 128:1.10 (1408.7), 129:3.2 (1423.4), 129:4.1 (1424.5), 134:7.2 (1492.2), 182:1.9 (1965.3) visit of, to the Nazarite colony, 142:8.1 (1605.3) Jesus-Adolescence adolescence of, 124:5.3 (1373.3), 126:0.1 (1386.1), 126:5.12 (1394.1), 127:0.0 (1395.1–1406.1) adventurous and aggressive nature of the boy, 123:4.8 (1361.8) a citizen of the commonwealth of Israel, at twelve, 123:5.2 (1362.3) communication of, with his Adjuster, at fifteen, 126:0.1 (1386.1) disappointment of, with the consecration rituals, 125:0.5 (1377.5) early knowledge of, about the Jerusalem temple, 124:3.6 (1370.4) effect of Joseph’s death on education plans for, 126:2.3 (1388.3) embarrassment of the teachers of the Law by questions of, 125:4.3 (1382.1) exploration of Jerusalem by, 125:2.5 (1379.6) first appearance of an assigned messenger to, 124:6.15 (1376.1) and second days in the temple, of the boy, 125:4.0 (1381.3–1382.2) trip of, to the temple, 125:0.4 (1377.4) Joseph’s one demonstration of anger toward, reason, 124:3.8 (1371.1) Nahor’s plan for, 123:6.8 (1365.3) objection of, to the doorpost parchment, 124:4.7 (1372.4) questions of, concerning his Messiahship, 126:3.10 (1390.5) sale of his harp by, 127:4.10 (1402.3) two purposes of the youthful, 126:2.5 (1388.5) views the temple, 125:1.0 (1378.3–1379.1) weeping over Jerusalem by the twelve-year-old, 125:4.2 (1381.4) Jesus-Adult Life Before Baptism achievements of, with the attainment of adulthood, 128:1.1 (1407.6) early manhood, 128:0.0 (1407.1–1418.6) invitation to, to become a religious teacher in Alexandria, 128:5.2 (1413.7) later adult life of, 129:0.0 (1419.1–1426.1) prayer of, on the hilltop, 128:7.2 (1417.1) and problems of the nationalist movement, 127:2.7 (1397.5) as a respected citizen of Nazareth, activities of, 128:5.9 (1414.7) Jesus-Arrest and Trials alone in Gethsemane, 182:3.0 (1968.2–1970.1) apparent interest of, when on trial, in only his bestowal mission, 184:3.16 (1983.8) appearance of, after his trial and scourging, 185:6.3 (1995.2) appears before Pilate, 185:2.0 (1989.4–1990.12) arrest of, 183:3.0 (1973.3–1975.3) attitude of, toward Herod Antipas, reason for, 126:5.7 (1393.4) toward his accusers before Pilate, 185:2.16 (1990.12) before the court of Sanhedrists, 184:0.0 (1978.1–1986.3) Herod, 185:4.0 (1992.3–5) betrayal and arrest of, about, 183:0.0 (1971.1–1977.5) David’s farewell to, 182:2.10 (1967.5) first prayer of, in the garden, 182:3.1 (1968.2) Herod’s attitude toward, 154:0.2 (1717.2), 185:4.1 (1992.3) indifference of, to the doings of the Sanhedrin, 168:3.7 (1847.7) Pilate’s private examination of, 185:3.0 (1991.1) trial of, before Pilate, 185:0.0 (1987.1–1996.6) Jesus-Attitudes and Abilities ability of, as a camel driver, 133:9.1 (1481.3) to concentrate, 127:3.15 (1400.7) to help maladjusted human beings, 132:4.2 (1460.6) as a linguist, 134:1.6 (1484.3) as a metalworker, 128:2.3 (1410.2) to recognize truth, 126:3.8 (1390.3) as a storyteller, 126:2.6 (1389.1), 130:7.1 (1438.4) to understand confused and distressed mortals, 128:1.5 (1408.2) attitude toward accepting his family responsibilities, 126:2.3 (1388.3) asceticism, 136:3.3 (1512.7) earthly life and the world, 196:2.9 (2093.3) his being the Messiah, 126:3.6 (1390.1) lifework, 125:5.10 (1383.3) Mary’s attendance at the Passover, 125:0.4 (1377.4) personal combat, (1368.6) 124:2.4, 124:2.4 (1368.6), 124:2.4 (1469.3) the Pharisees, 140:8.22 (1582.3) Philip’s foolish questions, 139:5.7 (1557.1) sinners, 188:5.2 (2018.1) use of superhuman power, 136:6.5 (1518.4) wholesome recreation, 124:3.9 (1371.2) indifference of, to future educational arrangements for him, 124:3.5 (1370.3), 125:2.11 (1380.6) nonteaching of fasting and self-denial by, 142:8.1 (1605.3) not a personal example for Urantia mortals, 140:10.3 (1585.1) and the Passover, 125:2.0 (1379.2–1380.7) physical, mental, and emotional development of, 127:1.3 (1395.7), 128:1.3 (1407.8) proficiency of, as an entertainer, 126:2.6 (1389.1) refusal of, to compromise with evil, 136:8.8 (1521.3) to defend self against a fellow man of sonship status, 133:1.4 (1469.3) to join Zealots, 127:2.2 (1396.7) to visit the Roman public baths, 132:4.5 (1461.3) reverent attitude of, toward nature, 123:5.14 (1364.2) sagacity of, in his temple questions, 125:5.8 (1383.1) skill of, as a harpist, 123:6.5 (1364.8) statement of his position with reference to the nationalist movement, 127:2.8 (1397.6) the untiring patience of, 127:3.15 (1400.7) willingness of, to defend self against one other than a son of God, 133:1.4 (1469.3) Jesus-Baptism and Forty Days age of, at baptism, 136:2.8 (1512.4) announcement of "my hour has come" by, 135:8.3 (1504.1) appearance of, at end of forty-day isolation, 136:10.1 (1523.6) baptism of, about, 136:2.0 (1510.4–1512.4) discussion with his brothers prior to, 135:8.2 (1503.5) and the forty days, 136:0.0 (1509.1–1523.6) significance to his public career, 128:1.8 (1408.5) decisions of, during the forty days, concerning establishing the kingdom in power, 136:9.0 (1521.4–1523.5) self-preservation, 136:7.0 (1519.5–1520.1) supernatural help, 136:5.0 (1516.1–1517.2) use of his creator prerogatives, 136:6.0 (1517.3–1519.4) divine powers to attract attention, 136:8.0 (1520.2–1521.3) the will of the Father, 136:10.0 (1523.6) defeat of Caligastia on Mount Hermon by, 134:8.6 (1493.5), 136:3.1 (1512.5) disappearance of, after his baptism, 135:8.6 (1504.4) end of purely human life of, 136:2.7 (1512.3) forty-day postbaptismal retirement of, 136:3.0 (1512.5–1514.1) habitat of, during his forty-day isolation, 136:4.14 (1515.8) the Immanuel conference as recalled on the day of his baptism by, 129:3.9 (1424.4) meeting of John the Baptist and, 135:8.0 (1503.4–1504.5) plans of, for public work, 136:4.0 (1514.2–1515.8) postbaptismal forty-day seclusion of, purpose, 136:3.3 (1512.7) vision of his heavenly status at baptism, 136:2.4 (1511.3) Jesus-Crucifixion and Resurrection burial of, 188:1.0 (2012.4–2013.7) on the cross, reaction of Judas to sight of, 186:1.4 (1998.2) smile of, at sight of his mother, brother, and sister, 187:2.8 (2007.7) the crucifixion of, about, 187:0.0 (2004.1–2011.7) events during, 187:2.0 (2006.5–2008.1) immediately following, 187:6.0 (2011.5–7) preceding, 186:0.0 (1997.1–2003.3) those who saw, 187:3.0 (2008.2–7) death of, about, 187:5.0 (2010.2–2011.4) date, 186:5.1 (2002.2) time, 187:5.5 (2011.1) discovery of the empty tomb of, by his human associates, 189:4.0 (2025.2–2027.4), 189:5.0 (2027.5–2028.1) disposition of the material remains of, 189:2.0 (2022.5–2024.2) events between the burial and resurrection of, 188:2.0 (2014.1–3), 188:3.0 (2014.4–2016.5) experience of death by, 129:4.5 (1425.4) first postresurrection act of, 189:1.10 (2022.1) journey of, to Golgotha, 187:1.0 (2004.5–2006.4) last hour of, on the cross, 187:5.0 (2010.2–2011.4) lessons from the death of, 188:5.0 (2017.9–2019.6) meaning of the death of, 188:4.0 (2016.6–2017.8) prediction of events of his death and resurrection by, see Sayings of Jesus, predictions refusal of, to avoid the cross, 188:5.11 (2019.4) the resurrection of, about, 189:0.0 (2020.1–2028.1) date, 189:1.1 (2020.4) events immediately following, 189:3.0 (2024.3–2025.1) preceding, 189:0.1–3 (2020.1–3) in morontia form, 189:1.0 (2020.4–2022.4) status of, during the tomb experience, midwayers’ indefiniteness as to the, 188:3.5 (2015.1) and the thief on the cross, 187:4.0 (2008.8–2010.1) time in the tomb, 188:0.0 (2012.1–3) willingness of, to subject himself to the cross, 188:5.11 (2019.4) Jesus-Family Life adjustments of his feelings and impulses to needs of family welfare by, 123:3.9 (1360.4) of his views of religious practices to those of his parents by, 124:4.9 (1372.6) attendance of, on Jude, in Jerusalem prison, 128:6.6 (1415.6) attitude of, toward baby brother James, 123:2.4 (1358.1) toward Ruth and her playmates, 128:6.10 (1416.3) avoidance of partiality toward members of his family by, 128:1.14 (1409.4) Bethlehem sojourn of family of, reason for, 122:8.4 (1351.8) care of his family, the first obligation of, 126:3.5 (1389.8) compassion of, for his mother at Cana, 137:4.9 (1530.1) conformity of, to his family usages, 125:6.12 (1384.8) a dutiful son, 126:0.2 (1386.2) family-rearing experience of, 124:5.2 (1373.2), 127:1.7 (1396.4) as a father to his brothers and sisters, 126:3.2 (1389.5) formulation of the "Lord’s Prayer" by, 126:3.3 (1389.6) forsaken by his family, 154:6.9 (1722.5) his family’s arrival at Capernaum, 154:6.0 (1721.1–1723.3) inability of, to understand forbidden Sabbath play, 123:4.3 (1361.3) Joseph’s and Mary’s temptation to favor, 124:3.2 (1369.8) love of, for his family, 129:0.2 (1419.2) a man of peace, influence of, on his family, 128:7.4 (1417.3) Mary’s recognition of, as head of the family, 127:3.13 (1400.5) modification by, of family’s religious forms, 124:4.8 (1372.5), 127:4.9 (1402.2) number of brothers and sisters, 126:2.2 (1388.2) Passover trip of, with Jude, 128:6.3 (1415.3) pledge of obedience of, to his earthly parents, 125:6.11 (1384.7) reaction of, to the birth of sister Miriam, 123:2.3 (1357.7) to his parents’ attitude toward the temple episode, 125:6.8 (1384.4) refusal of, to accept special consideration by his parents, 124:3.2 (1369.8) reply of, to his mother’s rebuke in the temple, 125:6.7 (1384.3) responsibilities of, as head of his father’s family, 126:2.2 (1388.2) Sabbath afternoon strolls of, with his brothers and sisters, 127:3.8 (1399.7) walks of, 123:5.12 (1363.5) seeming indifference of, to possible worry of his parents, 125:6.1 (1383.4) separation of, from the Nazareth family, 129:0.3 (1419.3) solicitude of, for his mother, 129:0.1 (1419.1) success of, as a father to Joseph’s family, 127:1.8 (1396.5) taking of James to his first Passover by, 127:3.1 (1398.5) teaching of his brothers and sisters by, 126:1.3 (1387.3) weaning of Nazareth family by, 128:2.4 (1410.3) willingness of, to conform to the desires of his earthly father, 125:6.12 (1384.8) Jesus-Human and Divine Nature beginning self-consciousness of his divinity and destiny by, 126:0.1 (1386.1), 128:1.8 (1408.5) combined nature of, his gift to the world, 153:2.12 (1711.4) consciousness of, of his potential power, 128:7.1 (1416.6), 161:3.1 (1787.3) contact of, with human experience, 123:5.6 (1362.7), 126:5.2 (1392.9) craving of, for confidential friendship, 126:3.14 (1391.4) the creator of all Nebadon, 124:6.17 (1376.3), 132:7.9 (1467.5) as Creator and creature, 128:7.6 (1417.5), 136:1.6 (1510.3) decision of, to adopt the title "Son of Man," 126:3.8 (1390.3) divine humanity of, 101:6.17 (1113.6) a divine Son, 119:7.5 (1317.1), 120:4.5 (1331.5), 122:5.3 (1348.3), 136:2.7 (1512.3), 157:4.2 (1746.6), 169:4.13 (1857.4), 178:0.1 (1929.1), 194:3.19 (2065.7) escape from both social extremes of human existence by, 129:4.4 (1425.3) experience of human feelings and emotions by, 129:4.5 (1425.4), 168:1.2 (1844.1), 182:3.7 (1969.2) living by, (1405.7) 127:6.15, 127:6.15 (1405.7), 127:6.15 (1405.7) genuineness of the humanity of, 136:8.7 (1521.2) growing awareness of his creatorship by, 128:1.13 (1409.3) of his pre-existence by, 127:0.1 (1395.1) of the nature of his bestowal by, 126:1.1 (1387.1) human, about, 129:4.0 (1424.5–1426.1) consciousness of, asleep between death and resurrection, 188:3.9 (2015.5) partially pictured by Matthew, Mark, and Luke, 196:2.3 (2092.1) will of, technique of making one with will of his Father, 182:3.6 (1969.1) human and divine minds of, his ability to use one or both at will, 137:4.2 (1528.5), 161:3.0 (1787.3) nature of, evidence of, 127:1.2 (1395.6) coexistence of, 196:2.3 (2092.1) heart of, torn by opposing desires, 136:4.11 (1515.5) life of, a transcendental bestowal of God in the form of man, 195:10.2 (2084.2) a true and genuinely human life, 129:4.7 (1425.6) living of a normal and natural life by, 129:4.3 (1425.2) of a perfected life by, 140:8.19 (1581.6) the man, 196:1.0 (2090.2–2091.9) a man among men, 6:8.6 (80.3), 55:11.7 (635.9), 100:7.7 (1102.4), 121:8.3 (1341.4), 128:1.4 (1408.1), 128:4.9 (1413.5), 129:4.1 (1424.5), 136:5.5 (1517.1), 140:5.2 (1573.4), 141:7.14 (1594.8) man as well as God, 136:8.3 (1520.4) mastery of hard realities of life by, 194:3.4 (2063.2) of his human mind by, 128:5.6 (1414.4), 129:1.14 (1421.4) natural growth of, as a child of the realm, 128:0.1 (1407.1) of Nazareth, the Father’s incarnated Son, 7:5.4 (86.5), 32:0.3 (357.3), 98:7.2 (1084.1), 120:4.5 (1331.5), 128:0.1 (1407.1), 169:4.10 (1857.1) the Planetary Prince of Urantia, 136:3.1 (1512.5) sovereign ruler of a universe, 176:4.1 (1918.4) the titular Planetary Prince of Urantia, 93:0.2 (1014.2) Nebadon’s fascination with the unfolding life of, 124:5.3 (1373.3) the perfected man of a universe, 100:7.17 (1103.5) son of the realms, 142:7.15 (1604.10) possession of unlimited power by, 138:6.5 (1543.3) prays like a man but performs like a God, 161:2.6 (1786.1) preparation for career of, as a perfected God-man, 129:1.15 (1421.5) purely human, final act of, 136:2.3 (1511.2) a revelation of man to God, 120:2.8 (1328.5), 141:7.4 (1593.5), 184:4.6 (1985.1), 186:2.11 (2000.3), 186:5.6 (2002.7) at his best, 16:9.6 (196.2) self-consciousness of, of his two existences and his combined natures, 137:4.2 (1528.5) sign of the divinity of, 173:5.4 (1895.2) the Son of God, 161:1.8 (1784.5), 196:2.2 (2091.11) the sovereign ruler of our universe, 176:4.7 (1919.4) was the truth, 100:7.2 (1101.6), 130:1.1 (1428.1), 141:7.6 (1593.7) the youth, and the creator, 124:1.8 (1367.4) Jesus-Infancy and Childhood accident to, in his seventh year, 123:4.5 (1361.5) age of, at return to Nazareth from Alexandria, 123:1.2 (1356.5) Alexandrian believers’ gift to the baby, 123:0.3 (1355.3) arrival of Thought Adjuster of, 123:2.1 (1357.5) birth of, date, 122:8.1 (1351.5) the only supernatural announcement of, 119:7.6 (1317.2) a brilliant and lovable child, 126:1.5 (1387.5) student, 123:5.9 (1363.2) childhood activities of, 123:1.6 (1357.3), 123:3.4 (1359.5) trips of, to Galilean cities, 124:1.12 (1368.1) early childhood of, 123:0.0 (1355.1–1365.4) play life of, 123:4.3 (1361.3) favorite childhood stroll of, 122:6.1 (1349.8) first farm experience of, 123:1.7 (1357.4) freedom from responsibility of, 125:0.1 (1377.1) harvesting of grain by, 124:1.11 (1367.7) illness of, 123:2.15 (1358.12) Passover trip of, 124:6.1 (1374.1) flight to Egypt with the baby, 122:10.4 (1354.3) friendship of, with Jacob, 123:1.4 (1357.1) health of, during the Alexandrian sojourn, 123:0.3 (1355.3) infancy of, 122:0.0 (1344.1–1354.3) language achievements of the boy, 123:2.14 (1358.11), 123:5.1 (1362.2) later childhood of, 124:0.0 (1366.1–1376.4) of Nazareth, birth of, 122:8.0 (1351.5–1352.3) a Jew by natural birth, 175:2.1 (1909.1) normal development of the child, 123:2.16 (1359.1) weaning of the baby, 123:0.1 (1355.1) youthful, trips of, with his father, result, 123:3.8 (1360.3) Jesus-and John the Baptist conversation of, with John at his baptism, 135:8.7 (1504.5) first visit of John with, 123:3.4 (1359.5), 135:0.3 (1496.3) joining of, by John’s disciples, 135:10.3 (1506.5) last message of, to John the Baptist, 135:11.4 (1507.3), 144:8.3 (1626.8) meeting of, with John, during his eighteenth year, 127:3.11 (1400.3), 135:2.2 (1497.4) refraining of, from delivering John from prison, explanation, 135:11.4 (1507.3) see also John the Baptist Jesus-Love and Ministry affection of, for the Bethany family, 127:6.5 (1404.4), 167:4.2 (1837.1) association and communication of, with man, 161:1.8 (1784.5) blessing the little children, 167:6.0 (1839.6–1840.5) character of the love of men and women for, 127:6.1 (1403.5) comparison of the love of his heavenly Father with that of his earthly father by, 125:0.6 (1378.1) counseling the rich man, 132:5.0 (1462.2–1465.4) desire of, as to the Jews, 125:6.9 (1384.5) evening conferences of, at Zebedee’s home, 129:1.10 (1420.7) fatherhood of God revealed by, 2:6.4 (41.2) God of love revealed by, 5:4.6 (67.4), 132:4.2 (1460.6), 136:9.7 (1522.6), 143:1.6 (1608.3), 159:4.5 (1768.1) high evaluation of man by, 100:4.4 (1098.1) identification of, with different types of men, 139:11.8 (1565.5) interest of, in the individual, 138:8.9 (1545.10), 140:8.11 (1580.6) learning by, of how various people lived, 125:2.12 (1380.7) love of, for children, 128:6.11 (1416.4) and service of, for mortal men, 188:4.9 (2017.4), 196:3.19 (2095.3) love of God perceived by the young, 125:0.6 (1378.1) a merciful and understanding sovereign ruler, 128:1.7 (1408.4) personal contact with the sick in Bethsaida hospital by, 148:2.1 (1658.4) counsel of, to a certain rich man, 132:5.14 (1463.8) love of, for men, effect, 188:5.3 (2018.2) ministry of, 132:4.0 (1460.5–1462.1) work of, with the religious teachers in Rome, 132:0.4 (1455.4) requirement of a life of loving service by, 191:5.3 (2043.1) respect of, for sincere scribes and Pharisees, 126:0.3 (1386.3) social ministry of, 132:6.0 (1465.5–7) tarrying time of, in Galilee, 137:0.0 (1524.1–1537.5) the technique of social contact of, 132:4.2 (1460.6) an understanding comrade, 138:8.9 (1545.10), 171:7.5 (1874.8) an unpretentious layman, 196:1.4 (2090.5) went about doing good, 141:3.6 (1590.1), 161:2.9 (1786.4) Jesus-Mission and Gospel activity(ies) of, during second preaching tour, 149:0.3 (1668.3) in Pella, 137:0.1 (1524.1), 169:0.1 (1850.1) assurance of, of the friendliness of the universe, 133:1.4 (1469.3) beginning of public work of, time, 136:0.1 (1509.1), 141:0.1 (1587.1) brotherhood, identification of the, 194:4.9 (2067.4) concept of the kingdom held by, 170:2.0 (1859.12–1861.7) earth life of, 117:5.4 (1286.2) emphasis of, on his teachings rather than on his achievements, 128:4.6 (1413.2) the exemplification of a new and original plan of life, 141:7.7 (1594.1) experience of mortal life on worlds settled in light and life by, 129:4.5 (1425.4) inability of, to disclose the idea of his mission, 127:2.7 (1397.5) life and death of, for a whole universe, 188:4.6 (2017.1) the light of mankind, 122:4.1 (1347.3) mission of, to the world, 126:3.8 (1390.3), 127:0.1 (1395.1), 136:6.8 (1519.1), 140:6.2 (1576.2), 142:2.2 (1597.2), 143:1.4 (1608.1), 148:6.10 (1664.2), 153:2.4 (1710.2), 153:2.6 (1710.4), 153:3.2 (1712.2), 156:4.2 (1737.3), 162:4.1 (1793.5), 165:3.2 (1820.1), 169:1.2 (1850.9), 175:1.7 (1906.4), 180:3.9 (1947.8), 180:6.8 (1952.4) for the universe through bestowal on Urantia, 4:5.6 (60.5), 21:4.5 (240.1), 120:0.4 (1324.1), 120:0.7 (1324.4), 120:1.4 (1326.1), 128:0.2 (1407.2), 128:7.6 (1417.5), 136:6.3 (1518.2), 141:7.9 (1594.3), 157:6.3 (1749.2), 188:5.11 (2019.4) the new and living way from man to God, 101:6.17 (1113.6), 129:4.7 (1425.6) a new revelation of, the great hope of Urantia, 195:9.2 (2082.7), 195:10.1 (2084.1), 195:10.16 (2086.2) the one objective of, 136:9.6 (1522.5) the Prince of Peace, 68:3.5 (766.6), 93:10.7 (1025.3), 136:9.7 (1522.6), 137:8.7 (1536.4), 175:2.1 (1909.1) quandary of, concerning the claim of his mission, 126:3.10 (1390.5) real career of, beginning of, 126:5.12 (1394.1) realization of, of the purpose of his earth existence, 127:0.1 (1395.1) recall of his pre-bestowal Paradise experience by, 129:3.9 (1424.4) restatement by, of his purpose in coming to Urantia, 145:3.9 (1632.8) a statement of his mission by, 132:6.3 (1465.7) supreme mission of, 127:6.16 (1406.1) teaching of, about the kingdom, 170:4.0 (1862.9–1863.14) vs. those of mystery cults, 121:5.13 (1337.9) the terminator of one age and the inaugurator of a new dispensation, 136:1.3 (1509.5) the world’s deliverer, 122:4.2 (1347.4) see also Sayings of Jesus; Sermons of Jesus Jesus-Occupations and Travels acquaintance of, with north Palestine, 128:3.2 (1411.2) at Antioch, 133:8.0 (1480.6–1481.2) as boatbuilder and fisherman, 129:1.5 (1420.2) caravan trip of, to the Caspian Sea region, 134:2.0 (1484.5–1485.2) a carpenter from Nazareth, 20:6.3 (229.2), 129:1.7 (1420.4) creation of new style of boat by, 129:1.3 (1419.6) and the Damascus episode, 128:4.0 (1412.4–1413.5) early manhood of, 128:0.0 (1407.1–1418.6) engagement of, as a tutor, 129:2.9 (1422.6) expertness of, as a yokemaker, 124:1.7 (1367.3) identities of, during his Mediterranean trip, 129:3.2 (1423.4) as an interpreter see Interpreter(s), Jesus' work as meditations of, at carpenter’s bench, 126:3.11 (1391.1) in Mesopotamia, 133:9.0 (1481.3–1482.1) mining experience of, at Iron, 146:4.2 (1643.3) reputation of, as a boat designer, 129:1.3 (1419.6) skill of, as a carpenter, 127:1.6 (1396.3) time spent at the caravan repair shop by, 128:2.3 (1410.2) tour of, from Beersheba to Dan, 134:7.5 (1492.5) trip of, to Syria, 134:7.1 (1492.1) wages of, as a fifteen-year-old carpenter, 126:5.5 (1393.2) work of, in a smith’s shop, 124:1.11 (1367.7), 128:2.3 (1410.2) years of travel of, 129:1.15 (1421.5) Jesus-Parents ancestry of Joseph, the father of, 122:1.1 (1344.4) of Mary, the mother of, 122:1.2 (1345.1) denial of any connection with the house of David by, 122:4.4 (1347.6) disillusionment of, as to omniscience of his parents, 123:3.2 (1359.3) earth parents of, about, 122:5.0 (1348.1–1349.7) realization by, of superhuman aspect of their son, 124:4.4 (1372.1) his parents’ ignorance of their son’s identity as Universe Creator, 124:4.4 (1372.1) Joseph’s family’s attitude toward the teachings of, 122:5.10 (1349.6) awareness of the identity of, as a child of promise, 123:0.3 (1355.3) love of his parents for, 126:0.2 (1386.2) Mary’s belief in the Messianic mission of, 125:6.13 (1385.1) Jesus-Personality attitude of, toward tradition vs. progress, 149:2.11 (1671.6) balanced character of, as appreciated by Thomas, 139:8.7 (1562.1) capacity of, for humor and play, 123:4.3 (1361.3) charm and personality of, 141:3.4 (1589.5) deliberate disassociation of his varying life episodes by, 128:4.5 (1413.1) differences of the adolescent, from other youths, 126:3.13 (1391.3) disinclination of, to use his power, 138:6.5 (1543.3) the divine nature of, 161:2.0 (1785.1–1787.2) emotional characteristics of, 129:4.4 (1425.3) temperament of, as inherited from his parents, 122:5.3 (1348.3) factors in the make-up of, 136:8.7 (1521.2) faith of, characteristics, 196:0.0 (2087.1–2090.1) freedom from subconscious delusions and superfluous illusions of, 100:5.11 (1100.2) the gracious and casual ministry of, 171:7.0 (1874.4–1875.5) influential characteristics of, 190:0.2 (2029.2) Joshua ben Joseph, 92:7.12 (1013.7), 98:7.8 (1084.7), 109:6.6 (1200.6), 117:3.4 (1281.6), 119:7.5 (1317.1), 122:1.1 (1344.4), 122:8.2 (1351.6), 128:1.2 (1407.7), 134:8.6 (1493.5), 136:2.3 (1511.2) of Nazareth, attainment by, of potential spirit personality, 1:6.8 (30.7), 100:7.1 (1101.5) identity of, 120:0.9 (1325.2) a strong and forceful personality, 141:3.5 (1589.6) organization of his mind by, method of, 127:2.12 (1398.4) perfect symmetry of character of, 100:7.0 (1101.5–1103.7) personality changes in, 134:9.9 (1495.6) presentation of perfected human personality in the life of, 129:4.6 (1425.5) spiritual charms of, 141:3.4 (1589.5) development of, as the Son of Man, 129:4.2 (1425.1) inspiration, a life of, as lived by, 140:10.3 (1585.1) strength and forcefulness of, on intellectual and spiritual levels, 141:3.5 (1589.6) Tiberius impressed by bearing and manner of, 132:0.1 (1455.1) tolerance of, 140:8.30 (1583.4) voice of, 125:5.1 (1382.3), 139:7.6 (1560.2), 143:5.4 (1613.2), 154:6.5 (1722.1), 183:3.5 (1974.3), 189:4.10 (2026.4), 190:2.3 (2032.1) Jesus-Reaction to Life Situations decision of, concerning personal necessities, 136:6.2 (1518.1) to deprive himself of all superhuman co-operation, 136:5.3 (1516.3) not to become an earthly father, 127:6.8 (1404.7) regarding his mortal bestowal, 158:3.5 (1755.5) as to use of his universe endowments, 136:9.6 (1522.5) destruction of all his permanent writing by, 136:4.2 (1514.3) difficult situation of, in the Zealot matter, 127:2.6 (1397.4) driving the animals from the temple by, 173:1.7 (1890.2) fairness of, to opponents, 125:5.8 (1383.1) inauguration of the bloodless Passover by, 127:6.7 (1404.6) indignation of, at presence of courtesans in the temple, 125:1.2 (1378.4) at scene of commerce, confusion, and ridicule in the temple, 173:1.6 (1890.1) life of, on earth, characteristics of, 195:10.2 (2084.2) mortal life of, reaction of his fellow mortals to, 129:4.6 (1425.5) noninterest of, in plans for study in Jerusalem, 124:6.13 (1375.7) reaction of, to Antioch, 133:8.2 (1480.7) to approach by two courtesans in Rome, 133:3.6 (1472.5) to ceremonies of day of atonement, 134:9.3 (1494.6) to Ezra’s and Rebecca’s proposal of marriage, 127:5.3 (1403.1) to Greek competitive games, 124:3.7 (1370.5) to separation of women from men worshipers, 125:0.4 (1377.4) to the slaughter scenes in the temple court, 125:1.4 (1378.6) reaction of Nicodemus to conference with, 142:6.8 (1602.7) rebuke of Martha for anxiety over trifles by, 162:8.3 (1798.1) lack of faith by, 168:1.12 (1845.3) tax problems of, 126:5.5 (1393.2) willingness of, to learn from even the humblest, 126:2.3 (1388.3) Jesus-Relation to God communication of, with the Father, at the tomb of Lazarus, 168:2.2 (1846.1) concept of God held by, 5:4.13 (68.1) dedication of, to doing the will of the Paradise Father, 125:6.11 (1384.7), 129:3.5 (1423.7) the exemplification of the Paradise Father’s love, 133:1.3 (1469.2) the Father’s business, vs. world affairs in life of, 126:0.2 (1386.2) interest of, in making a fuller revelation of God, 125:5.8 (1383.1) life of, and mortal concept of God, 2:6.4 (41.2), 102:8.7 (1128.3), 103:9.4 (1141.2), 194:2.6 (2061.4) lone sojourn of, with God, on Mount Hermon, 134:8.0 (1492.8–1494.3) a most extraordinary day in the life of, 124:6.15 (1376.1) of Nazareth, a religious man doing the will of God, 196:1.1 (2090.2) oneness of the Father and, 120:4.3 (1331.3), 161:1.8 (1784.5), 161:2.9 (1786.4), 169:4.2 (1855.3) personal Deity referred to by, 1:7.1 (31.1) presents God as the Universal Father, 92:4.8 (1008.1), 196:0.9 (2088.4) refusal of, to acknowledge the wrath of God, 125:0.6 (1378.1) revelation of himself to God as a perfected son by, 142:7.15 (1604.10) the Son of even the Elohim God, 169:4.10 (1857.1) subjection of, to the will of his Paradise Father, 128:1.12 (1409.2), 128:7.2 (1417.1), 129:3.5 (1423.7) teaching of, concerning doing the Father’s will, 140:8.3 (1579.5), 142:2.4 (1597.4) trusted God, 100:7.7 (1102.4) and will of his Father in heaven, 125:6.11 (1384.7), 196:0.2 (2087.2) Jesus-Religious Life arrangements made for Jerusalem study of, at fifteen, 125:2.11 (1380.6) attainment of high levels of conscious contact with his Thought Adjuster by, 129:1.14 (1421.4) attendance of, at his first Passover, 123:5.2 (1362.3) attitude toward accepting his family responsibilities, 126:2.3 (1388.3) asceticism, 136:3.3 (1512.7) earthly life and the world, 196:2.9 (2093.3) his being the Messiah, 126:3.6 (1390.1) lifework, 125:5.10 (1383.3) Mary’s attendance at the Passover, 125:0.4 (1377.4) personal combat, 124:2.4 (1368.6), 133:1.4 (1469.3) the Pharisees, 140:8.22 (1582.3) Philip’s foolish questions, 139:5.7 (1557.1) sinners, 188:5.2 (2018.1) use of superhuman power, 136:6.5 (1518.4) wholesome recreation, 124:3.9 (1371.2) communication of, with his Personalized Adjuster, 174:5.10 (1904.1) completion of the knowledge of creature life by, 128:1.1 (1407.6) of the mastery of his human mind by, 129:1.14 (1421.4), 134:8.4 (1493.3) confidence of, that no real harm could befall him, 133:1.4 (1469.3) frequent solitary retirement of, at Gilboa, 144:1.8 (1618.2) habits of, as to prayer, 126:1.1 (1387.1) meditation and prayer in the Bethany garden by, 125:4.1 (1381.3) of Nazareth, the earth life of, the highest religion in Nebadon, 102:8.7 (1128.3) no provision for self-examination in the religion of, 140:8.27 (1583.1) perfection of living of, 161:2.4 (1785.4) personal religion of, 140:8.19 (1581.6) positive quality of the morality of, 140:10.5 (1585.3) preparation of, for trip to Mount Hermon, 134:8.1 (1492.8) religion of, 5:4.5 (67.3), 99:5.3 (1091.2), 196:2.0 (2091.10–2093.5) religious life of, attained in the realistic world, 196:2.9 (2093.3) how to study, 5:4.15 (68.3), 196:0.10 (2088.5) nonportrayal of, by New Testament, 196:2.1 (2091.10) value of knowing the, 2:0.2 (33.2), 196:1.3 (2090.4) sinlessness of, 5:4.15 (68.3), 128:1.5 (1408.2) transformation of the difficulties of time into the triumphs of eternity by, 127:6.12 (1405.4) unawareness of his Adjuster’s arrival by, 123:2.1 (1357.5) was great because he was good, 100:7.17 (1103.5) youthful, and his prayers, 123:3.6 (1360.1) Jesus-School Experiences acquirement of early education by, 123:2.3 (1357.7), 124:3.5 (1370.3) beginning study of Greek by, 123:3.1 (1359.2) challenge of chazan, concerning images, 124:1.3 (1366.4) chazan’s interest in the boy, 123:5.9 (1363.2), 124:3.5 (1370.3) date of graduation of, from the synagogue school, 124:5.4 (1373.4) a diligent pupil, 123:6.1 (1364.4) discontinuance of drawing and modeling by, 124:1.5 (1367.1) early education of, 123:2.3 (1357.7), 123:5.8 (1363.1) graduation of, from the Nazareth synagogue school, 123:5.2 (1362.3), 124:6.1 (1374.1) hunger of, for knowledge, 125:4.3 (1382.1) intellectual and theological training of, by the chazan, 123:5.8 (1363.1) scholastic standing of, reward, 123:6.1 (1364.4) school days of, in Nazareth, 123:5.0 (1362.2–1364.3) study of nature by, 123:5.14 (1364.2) Jesus-Sermons and Discourses address of, to apostles and workers, 152:5.3 (1704.2) at Pella, 170:0.1 (1858.1) answer of, to the spies’ charge of Sabbath breaking, 147:6.4 (1654.3) apostles’ private talks at Bethsaida with, 140:6.14 (1578.1) discussion(s) of, with the apostles, on the answer to prayer, 168:4.0 (1848.1–1849.4) with the Bethany family, 125:2.7 (1380.2) with Ganid, on the functions of the human mind, 133:7.6 (1479.6) with Nabon, 132:3.1 (1459.1) with Stephen, 128:3.5 (1411.5) first conducting of a synagogue service by, 126:4.1 (1391.5) last discourse of, to his apostles, on events of the future, 178:3.0 (1934.3–1935.2) trip to the temple by, 175:0.1 (1905.1) participation of, in discussions at Urmia, 134:3.4 (1485.6) sermons, see Sermons of Jesus talk of, on evil, sin, and iniquity, 148:4.0 (1659.8–1661.2) on the "Grace of Salvation," 169:1.0 (1850.8–1853.3) on purpose of affliction, 148:5.0 (1661.3–1662.2) teaching(s) of, concerning man’s social attitude, 140:8.11 (1580.6) and later Christian teachers of Urmia faculty, 134:6.14 (1491.8) as to practice of the golden rule, 147:4.0 (1650.2) in the temple, 142:1.0 (1596.3–9), 162:6.2 (1795.6) at Tyre, 156:5.0 (1737.5–1740.10) temple discussions of, 125:5.0 (1382.3–1383.3) Jesus-Teacher and Healer adeptness of, in asking and answering questions, 132:4.2 (1460.6) analysis of the teaching methods of, 159:5.17 (1771.1) authority of, in the discussion of religion, 129:1.10 (1420.7) direction of Ganid by, in collecting religious teachings of the world, 130:3.5 (1432.5), 131:0.0 (1442.1–1454.5) educational techniques of, 127:4.2 (1401.2) expression of principles for truth preachers by, 159:3.0 (1765.3) fame of, changing basis of, 149:2.6 (1671.1) as a healer, 146:4.2 (1643.3), 149:1.1 (1668.5) spreading of, over Galilee, 141:1.1 (1587.3) familiarity of, with the Scriptures, 125:6.2 (1383.5) at Jairus’s house, 152:1.0 (1699.1–1700.1) as the Jewish tutor, 129:3.2 (1423.4) life of, a commentary on his teachings, 140:8.2 (1579.4) miracles of, see Miracles of Jesus of Nazareth, decision of, concerning himself and certain Scriptures, 136:9.8 (1522.7) parables of, see Parables of Jesus at the pool of Bethesda, 147:3.0 (1649.1–1650.1) questions of, to the scribes, 125:5.2 (1382.4) reaction of, to Capernaum healing, 145:3.11 (1633.2) reading of the scriptures at the Sabbath services by, 123:5.4 (1362.5), 127:3.8 (1399.7) real life and teachings of, obstacles to understanding the, 140:8.19 (1581.6), 195:10.8 (2084.8), 195:10.15 (2086.1) time for rediscovery of the, 195:9.5 (2083.1), 196:1.2 (2090.3) recounting by, of the origin of the Passover, 125:2.2 (1379.3) reference of, to universe mansions, 30:4.17 (341.7), 47:0.1 (530.1), 133:4.6 (1474.6), 167:6.3 (1840.2) refusal of, to advertise evil, 140:8.21 (1582.2) spoke as one having authority, 138:8.8 (1545.9), 192:3.2 (2050.2) taught with authority, 100:7.5 (1102.2), 145:2.11 (1630.7) the teacher, 124:2.8 (1369.4), 124:5.6 (1373.6), 125:5.8 (1383.1), 138:6.2 (1542.7), 141:7.7 (1594.1), 145:2.11 (1630.7), 148:0.3 (1657.3) use of parables by, 151:1.1 (1688.3) wept, at tomb of Lazarus, reasons, 168:1.2 (1844.1) a youthful original thinker and skillful teacher, 124:1.13 (1368.2) Jesus-Trip to Rome at Carthage, 130:7.0 (1438.4–1439.6) chance meeting of, with two Corinthian courtesans, 133:3.6 (1472.5) with two travelers from India, 129:2.9 (1422.6) conversation(s) of, with Ganid and Gonod about Buddha, 132:7.3 (1466.3) with Marcus, 132:4.7 (1461.5) with Mardus, the Roman Cynic, 132:2.0 (1457.4–1458.7) with a Roman senator, 132:4.5 (1461.3) with the Roman soldier, 132:4.6 (1461.4) in Rome, with a Greek physician, 132:4.5 (1461.3) with a wealthy slaveholder, 132:4.5 (1461.3) at Cyrene, 130:6.6 (1438.3) farewell of, to Gonod and Ganid, 133:9.4 (1481.6) gaining knowledge of races and classes of men in Rome by, 132:4.1 (1460.5) Ganid’s comparison of, with the Father in heaven, 133:9.4 (1481.6) places visited by, after leaving Rome, 133:0.0 (1468.1–1482.1) sojourn of, at Rome, 132:0.0 (1455.1–1467.5) stops made by, on the way to Rome, 130:0.0 (1427.1–1441.2) talks of, with Angamon, results, 132:1.1 (1456.7) in Corinth, with hungry souls, 133:4.13 (1476.1) tour of, of the Roman world, summary, 130:0.0 (1427.1–7) trips of, about Rome, 132:7.0 (1466.1–1467.5) use of time during his Mediterranean tour by, 130:0.5 (1427.5) Jesus-Twelve Apostles apostles of, as his friends, 180:1.6 (1945.3) tension between John’s disciples and, 144:0.2 (1617.2) apostles learning from living with, 140:10.2 (1584.5) apostolic-holiday activities of, 154:2.2 (1718.3) approach of, to Peter, to wash his feet, 179:3.2 (1938.4) assembling of his apostles for ordination by, 140:0.2 (1568.2) assembly of twelve apostles every evening for instruction by, 138:6.1 (1542.6) call of, to the Alpheus twins, 138:4.0 (1541.3) to Matthew, 138:3.1 (1540.4) to Simon Zelotes, 138:3.3 (1540.6) to Thomas and Judas, 138:5.1 (1542.2) choosing of the first four apostles, 137:1.0 (1524.2–1525.5) comments of, on apostles’ healing failure, 158:6.1 (1758.2) commission of, to John Zebedee, 129:2.3 (1421.8) consecration of the apostles by, 140:9.1 (1583.7) discussion of, with Nathaniel about the Hebrew scriptures, 159:4.0 (1767.3–1769.2) and his apostles leaving Galilee, 141:1.0 (1587.3–1588.3) influence of the life of, on the apostles, 140:10.2 (1584.5) instruction of, as to the apostles’ proclamation message, 141:7.6 (1593.7) named as the Deliverer by Peter and for the twelve, 157:3.5 (1746.2) ordination of his apostles by, 140:0.0 (1568.1–1586.1) of the seventy by, 163:0.0 (1800.1) questioning of the apostles by, after the foot-washing service, 179:3.8 (1939.6) reaction of, to Nathaniel’s query concerning the Golden Rule, 147:4.3 (1650.4) rebuke of James and John by, 137:1.6 (1525.3) of Peter by, reason, 158:7.4 (1760.1) training of the kingdom’s messengers by, 138:0.0 (1538.1–1547.11) see also Apostle(s) Jesusonian gospel lack of, in present-day Tibet, 94:10.3 (1038.7) need for, in India, 94:4.10 (1032.2) New Testament only meagerly, 196:2.1 (2091.10) Jethro influence of, on Moses and the Israelites, 96:5.3 (1058.1) Jew(s) any individual, status of, before God unaffected by national rejection of Jesus, 175:2.1 (1909.1) attitude of, toward the duties of fatherhood, 127:2.8 (1397.6) toward Samaritans, 137:7.11 (1535.3) belief of, as to the new heaven and the new earth, 135:5.4 (1500.4), 176:1.6 (1913.5) comparison of, with Buddhists, philosophically, 132:7.5 (1467.1) concepts of God of the, 96:1.0 (1052.4–1054.5), 132:7.5 (1467.1), 141:4.1 (1590.4), 142:2.1 (1597.1) contribution of, to spread of the gospel, 121:2.4 (1333.6) dictating of, to Pilate, reason for, 185:1.8 (1989.2) dispersion of the, extent of, 121:2.4 (1333.6) effect of the Babylonian captivity upon, 93:9.9 (1023.6) expectancy of a wonder-working deliverer by the, 136:9.11 (1523.3) family life of a, Ganid’s observation of, in Corinth, 133:3.1 (1471.5) future of, apocalyptists’ prediction of, 135:5.2 (1500.2) and gentile(s), equal numbers of, in group addressed by Jesus at the turn of a dispensation, 174:5.4 (1903.1) gospel belongs to both, 143:1.5 (1608.2), 191:6.2 (2044.3) potential of, to carry the new gospel to the world, 121:7.0 (1339.6–1341.1) healed lepers who were, obedience of, to instructions to go to priests, 166:2.4 (1827.9) independence of, threefold reason for, 121:2.8 (1334.2) at Jerusalem, vs. the Jews of Philadelphia, 166:5.3 (1831.6) Jesus a, 141:7.7 (1594.1) kingdom concept of the, 170:1.9 (1859.2), 170:5.11 (1865.1) lack of humor of, 156:2.8 (1736.5) a Levantine race, 121:1.1 (1332.2) Mesopotamian taboos assumed by the, 95:1.2 (1042.3) Messianic concepts of the, 136:1.0 (1509.3–1510.3), 136:9.2 (1522.1) a name for certain tribes of Semites, 96:2.3 (1055.1) of Nazareth, liberal attitude of, toward the gentiles, 123:5.7 (1362.8) no recorded secular history of the, 97:8.1 (1070.4) not a miraculous people, 97:9.29 (1075.5) Paul’s attempt to remake Jesus’ teachings to please the, 166:5.4 (1831.7) racial sin a theory of the, 136:1.4 (1510.1) reaction of, to Pilate’s reference to Jesus as the "king of the Jews," 185:5.9 (1994.3) relation of, to Abraham, 130:3.4 (1432.4) a religion without science of the, 155:1.4 (1726.1) and Samaritans, 124:6.1 (1374.1), 137:7.11 (1535.3), 143:3.1 (1610.4), 143:4.0 (1612.1–3), 143:5.1 (1612.4), 162:0.1 (1788.1), 164:1.4 (1810.2), 166:2.1 (1827.6), 185:1.6 (1988.5) spiritual stagnation of the, 155:3.3 (1727.3) superb family life of the, influence of Egypt on the, 95:5.8 (1048.2) superiority of family devotion of the, 121:3.10 (1335.9) theory of the, of a sin-cursed human race, 136:1.4 (1510.1) world mission of, spiritual, not political, 121:2.8 (1334.2) Jewels of mentation, transmission of, by the Voices of Wisdom, 28:5.7 (310.9) modern peoples’ veneration of their, 85:1.3 (945.1) Jewish authorities, coolness of, to Judas, 186:1.2 (1997.5) refusal of, to know the Father, 180:6.1 (1951.2) surprise of, at Jesus’ preaching in the temple, 162:1.8 (1789.7) beliefs, Hellenized, effect of contemporary philosophies on, 121:6.3 (1338.6) birthmark, Christian morality a, 121:7.7 (1340.5) brethren, Jesus’ suggestion to Matthew regarding work with his, 181:2.13 (1957.3) captives, Isaiah the second’s comfort to the, 97:7.7 (1069.2) ceremonial system, loyalty of apostles and believers to the, 194:1.5 (2060.5) reaction of the boy Jesus to the, 125:2.4 (1379.5) training of the boy Jesus in the, 122:5.4 (1348.4) children, play life of, 123:4.2 (1361.2) and Christian Bibles, the origin of the, 97:9.20 (1074.2) consciousness, origin of, in Judah, 97:9.2 (1071.7) culture, Jerusalem the center of, 123:6.8 (1365.3) family groups, strength of, and cultural stability, 84:7.1 (939.4) life, investigation of, by Family Commission of Twelve, 122:0.2 (1344.2) two outstanding examples of, 177:2.6 (1922.4) guards, flight of, from the tomb to their homes, 189:2.4 (2023.3) history, Jesus’ recall of traditional events of, 126:1.2 (1387.2), 127:3.3 (1399.2), 128:1.14 (1409.4) influence on European civilization, 121:1.6 (1332.7) law, and the death sentence, 184:3.13 (1983.5) neighbor as defined by, 164:1.2 (1809.4) leaders, appearance of, at Golgotha, purpose, 187:2.6 (2007.5) assault of Jesus on, 153:1.2 (1708.1) believing, meeting of, at home of Nicodemus, 164:2.1 (1810.3) bribing of the guards by the, 189:2.5 (2023.4) desire of, to kill Jesus, reason, 162:7.3 (1796.5) sensed by apostles, 178:2.2 (1932.5) Messiah, Jesus’ question as to his relation to a possible, 126:3.6 (1390.1) Paul’s proclamation of a, 121:1.2 (1332.3) morality, in Paul’s Christianity, 121:7.7 (1340.5) nation, Jesus’ concern for the coming tragedy for the, 175:1.5 (1906.2), 176:1.2 (1913.1), 187:1.7 (2005.5) people, cultural stability of the, cause, 84:7.1 (939.4) Jesus’ growing pity and love for the, 126:0.3 (1386.3) last appeal to, 175:0.1 (1905.1) rejection by, consequences for, 174:5.7 (1903.4) situation of the, in the times of Jesus, 121:2.0 (1333.3–1334.6) practices, Paul’s attitude toward, 194:3.9 (2064.1) priests, altering of Hebrew history by the, 74:8.11 (838.3), 97:8.7 (1071.5) unintentional influence of, on Occidental world, 97:7.3 (1068.3) religion, Ganid’s interest in the, 133:3.1 (1471.5) of the Old Testament, origin of, time and place, 97:10.0 (1075.6–1076.6) rulers, apostles’ awareness of determination of, to exterminate Jesus, 178:2.2 (1932.5) plan of, regarding the disposal of Jesus’ body, 188:1.1 (2012.4) sacred writings, gift of, to the child Jesus from Egyptian friends, 123:0.3 (1355.3) soldiers, Salem doctrine’s spread in Europe by, 98:0.3 (1077.3) spiritual leaders, noneffect on individual Jews of rejection of Jesus by, 175:2.1 (1909.1) teachers, older, belief of, regarding reincarnation, 164:3.4 (1811.5) theology, Melchizedek teachings the basic doctrines of, 98:0.4 (1077.4) mistake of effort to connect gospel teaching directly to, 149:2.3 (1670.4), 181:2.23 (1961.2) tutor, Jesus as the, 129:3.2 (1423.4) view of religion, vs. that of Jesus, 140:8.30 (1583.4) Jezebel Jesus’ parents’ story about, 124:6.3 (1374.3) Jezreel apostolic visit to, 149:0.1 (1668.1) Joab ringleader of plot to make Jesus king, 152:2.5 (1700.6) Joanna a member of the women’s corps, 150:1.1 (1678.5) reading of Scriptures at apostolic Sabbath services at Tiberias by, 150:3.1 (1680.3) at the tomb, 189:4.4 (2025.5), 189:4.7 (2026.1) treasurer of women’s corps, 150:1.2 (1679.1) wife of Chuza, the steward of Herod Antipas, 150:1.1 (1678.5), 189:4.4 (2025.5) Joash identity of, 97:9.21 (1074.3) Job Book of, an example of the teachings of the Salem school, 95:1.10 (1043.5) direct appeal of, to God, 148:6.8 (1663.6) drama of, significance of the, 97:8.2 (1070.5), 148:6.0 (1662.3–1664.4) reply of, to counsel of his friends, 148:6.6 (1663.4) story of, a masterpiece of Semitic literature, 148:6.2 (1662.4) Jogbehah The seventy’s labors in, 165:0.1 (1817.1) John the Baptist about, 135:0.0 (1496.1–1508.7) Abner and his associates rumored to be followers of, 156:6.7 (1741.7) advance proclamation of the kingdom by, 191:4.3 (2041.6) apostles of, conference of, with Jesus’ apostles, 144:6.0 (1624.12–1626.1) Jesus’ special teaching of, 144:7.2 (1626.3), 162:9.3 (1798.4) apostles’ retirement at Gilboa to await the fate of, 144:0.2 (1617.2) arrest of, 135:10.3 (1506.5), 135:12.1 (1508.1) attack of, on Herod Antipas, 135:10.2 (1506.4) baptism of Jesus by, 128:1.8 (1408.5), 129:3.9 (1424.4), 135:8.4 (1504.2) by, purpose, 135:6.4 (1502.2), 137:8.10 (1536.7) begins to preach, 135:6.0 (1501.4–1502.6) beheading of, 135:12.7 (1508.7) birth of, 135:0.1 (1496.1) bitter prison experience of, 135:11.1 (1506.6) childhood visit of, with Jesus, 123:3.4 (1359.5), 135:0.3 (1496.3) as the coming Messiah’s advance herald, 135:3.3 (1498.2) comparison of, with Elijah, 135:4.5 (1499.5) confusion of, concerning the coming kingdom, 135:3.3 (1498.2), 135:7.1 (1503.1) conversation of, with Jesus at Jesus’ baptism, 135:8.7 (1504.5) conviction of, of the approaching end of the old order, 135:3.2 (1498.1) counsel of, to disciples, teachers, and various others, 135:6.8 (1502.6) death of, 135:12.0 (1508.1–7), 144:9.1 (1627.6) Judas’s reaction to, 157:7.2 (1751.1) disappointment of, at Jesus’ failure to contact him, 135:11.3 (1507.2) disciples of, Jesus’ apostles’ difficulties in harmonizing with, 143:3.1 (1610.4), 144:0.2 (1617.2) early teachings of, basis of, 135:4.3 (1499.3) effect of Jesus’ last message on, 135:11.4 (1507.3), 144:8.6 (1627.3) Elizabeth’s son, date of birth of, 122:2.7 (1346.2), 135:0.1 (1496.1) Gabriel’s prediction of the mission of, 122:2.3 (1345.5) fame of, in Palestine, 135:8.1 (1503.4) final leave-taking of Jesus by, 135:9.9 (1506.2), 137:2.1 (1526.1) finish of the earth work of, 135:11.3 (1507.2) first preaching of, 135:6.1 (1501.4) visit of, with Jesus, 123:3.4 (1359.5), 135:0.3 (1496.3) followers of, concern of, over Jesus’ leaving John in prison, 141:1.4 (1588.2) forty days of preaching by, 135:9.0 (1505.1–1506.2) general instruction by, 135:6.8 (1502.6) Herodias’s hatred of, 135:12.2 (1508.2) Herod’s superstitious fear of, and his attitude toward Jesus, 145:3.12 (1633.3), 154:0.2 (1717.2) a heroic but tactless preacher, 135:6.7 (1502.5) Jesus’ favorable word for the message of, 135:8.1 (1503.4) last message from, 135:11.4 (1507.3), 144:8.1 (1626.6) reference to, as the Elijah of prophecy, 158:2.2 (1754.2) use of the cult of, 92:5.13 (1010.1) kingdom concept of, 170:1.3 (1858.5) last questions of, to Jesus, 135:11.4 (1507.3) loneliness of, in prison, 135:11.1 (1506.6) meeting of Jesus and, during Jesus’ eighteenth year, 127:3.11 (1400.3), 135:2.2 (1497.4) at the site of baptism, 135:8.0 (1503.4–1504.5) normal childhood of, 135:0.2 (1496.2) onetime camp of, at Pella, 163:5.1 (1806.2) physical description of, 135:1.4 (1497.2) preaching of, immediate appeal of, to Jewish nation, 136:1.5 (1510.2) preaching of repentance by, 136:0.2 (1509.2), 140:10.1 (1584.4) predominant field of work of, 165:1.3 (1818.1) presentation of his flocks to the Nazarite brotherhood by, 135:4.2 (1499.2) in prison, 135:11.0 (1506.6–1507.3) reaction of, to Andrew’s and Peter’s proposal to join Jesus, 137:1.3 (1524.4) relation of the apostles to the followers of, 141:1.5 (1588.3) sad confusion of, after separation from Jesus, 135:10.1 (1506.3) self-regarded as last of the Israel prophets, 135:4.2 (1499.2) sojourn at Engedi of, 135:4.3 (1499.3) taking of Nazarite vow at fourteen by, 135:1.1 (1496.6) teaching of prayers to his disciples by, 144:1.10 (1618.4), 144:3.13 (1620.11) test of faith and loyalty to Jesus by, 135:11.1 (1506.6) uncertainty of, as to the scope of the kingdom of heaven, 135:9.5 (1505.5) on Urantia advisory council, 45:4.17 (514.7), 114:2.3 (1252.1) John Hyrcanus destruction of Samaritans’ temple by, 143:4.2 (1612.2) John Mark belief of, concerning Peter’s night vision, 152:4.4 (1703.4) bringing of a basket to Jesus by, 177:0.4 (1920.4) calling of the leading disciples to the home of, 193:6.1 (2057.8) careful watch of Jesus by, 182:0.1 (1963.1) death of the father of, 192:4.5 (2051.2) departure of, with the apostles, for Galilee, 192:0.4 (2045.4) desertion of his sentinel post by, 182:2.12 (1967.7) early home life of, significance, 177:2.0 (1921.5–1923.1) flight of, from the garden, 183:3.9 (1975.2) hiding by, in a shed in Gethsemane, 183:0.3 (1971.3) Jesus’ secret arrangement with, regarding the Last Supper, 178:2.9 (1933.6) observation by, of activities of last moments in the garden, 182:2.12 (1967.7) only human observer of Jesus awaiting his betrayer, 183:0.5 (1971.5) plea by, to accompany Jesus into the hills, 177:1.1 (1920.5) reaction of, to the day alone with Jesus in the hills, 177:1.5 (1921.3), 177:5.3 (1927.4) record of Jesus’ life written by, 121:8.3 (1341.4) serving of breakfast to, by morontia Jesus, 192:1.8 (2047.1) spending of a day "with God in the hills" by, 177:1.0 (1920.5–1921.4) stringent ideas about divorce not held by, 140:8.14 (1581.1) summoning of apostles to the home of his father by, following the death of Jesus, 188:3.2 (2014.5) of Jesus’ leading disciples to his mother’s home, following the ascension, 193:6.1 (2057.8) welcoming of Jesus and the twelve to the new camp by, 176:2.9 (1915.6) to the site of the Last Supper by, 178:3.6 (1935.2), 179:1.1 (1936.6) witnessing by, of events from Gethsemane through the crucifixion, 182:0.1 (1963.1) John Zebedee absence of, during the conversion of the thief, 187:4.7 (2009.6) age of, when chosen as an apostle, 139:4.1 (1553.6) at death, 139:4.15 (1555.8) arrival of, at Golgotha, 187:2.7 (2007.6) avoidance by, of reference to "casting out devils," 145:2.13 (1631.1) bringing of his mother to Golgotha by, 187:2.7 (2007.6) care of, by his granddaughter, 139:4.12 (1555.5) characteristics of, 139:4.4 (1554.2) effect of James’s untimely death on, 139:3.5 (1553.1) experience of, at the pool of Bethesda, 147:3.2 (1649.2) favorable attitude of, toward proclaiming Jesus king, 152:2.5 (1700.6) following of Jesus by, to the home of Annas, 183:4.3 (1976.1), 184:0.3 (1978.3) identity of, 139:4.2 (1553.7) influence of Jesus’ life on, 129:1.12 (1421.2) and James, compatibility of, 139:3.5 (1553.1) Jesus’ activities cared for most by, 129:1.12 (1421.2) commission to, 129:2.3 (1421.8) and Jude, escorting of Mary from Golgotha by, 187:4.7 (2009.6) lifelong silence of, as to his questioning by Pilate, 185:3.1 (1991.1) lonely vigil of, during Jesus’ abuse by the guards, 184:4.2 (1984.3) marching of, at side of Roman captain, 184:2.1 (1980.2) marriage of, to his brother James’s widow, 139:4.12 (1555.5) Nalda’s recounting to, of her conversation with Jesus, 143:5.12 (1614.6) one of Jesus’ pallbearers, 188:1.3 (2013.2) the only apostle at the crucifixion, 187:2.7 (2007.6) participation of, in the Pentecost preaching, 194:1.2 (2060.2) a personal aide of Jesus, 139:4.3 (1554.1) position of, by Jesus’ mother at the cross, 187:2.7 (2007.6), 187:4.7 (2009.6) presence of, with Jesus before Pilate, 185:0.1 (1987.1) with Jesus during his trial, 184:3.2 (1982.3), 185:3.1 (1991.1) promise of, to Jesus, regarding his family, 129:2.3 (1421.8) recognition of Jesus’ humanity by, 141:7.14 (1594.8) of the morontia Master by, 192:1.3 (2046.1) relations of, with Andrew and Peter, 139:4.1 (1553.6) with Jesus, 139:4.2 (1553.7) remaining by, at Golgotha, until the removal of Jesus’ body, 187:6.2 (2011.6) the Revelator, the four and twenty elders of, 45:4.1 (513.4) the sea of glass of, 47:10.2 (539.4) selection of Judas Alpheus by, 138:2.7 (1539.10) a son of Zebedee, 129:1.5 (1420.2), 129:2.10 (1423.1), 134:9.1 (1494.4), 139:4.11 (1555.4) the son of Zebedee, the inspiration for the Gospel of John, 121:8.10 (1342.5) status of, during Jesus’ arrest and trial, 183:5.4 (1977.4) story of the crucifixion by, 187:4.4 (2009.3) tact and sagacity of, 139:4.13 (1555.6) vision of, 34:4.11 (378.5), 47:10.2 (539.4), 53:7.7 (608.3) youngest of the twelve, 139:4.1 (1553.6) Joint meetings quarterly, Jesus’ and John’s apostles’ plans for, 144:6.6 (1625.3) Jonah Jesus’ discourse on, 130:1.0 (1428.1–1429.2), 159:4.4 (1767.6) Joppa apostolic visit to, 152:7.3 (1706.4) discourse on Jonah at, 130:1.0 (1428.1–1429.2) Jordan baptism of Jesus in the, 127:3.12 (1400.4), 128:1.8 (1408.5), 129:3.9 (1424.4), 129:4.2 (1425.1), 135:2.2 (1497.4), 135:8.6 (1504.4), 136:2.2 (1511.1), 137:6.1 (1532.3), 138:7.3 (1544.2), 141:1.2 (1587.4), 150:7.1 (1683.6), 157:7.5 (1751.4), 163:5.1 (1806.2) camping of Joseph and Mary by the, 122:7.5 (1351.1) first sight of the, by the boy Jesus, 124:6.5 (1374.5) John the Baptist’s baptizing in the, 134:9.8 (1495.5), 135:6.4 (1502.2), 135:6.7 (1502.5), 135:8.3 (1504.1) journey up the, 134:9.8 (1495.5), 135:6.1 (1501.4), 135:7.2 (1503.2) river, the apostles’ preaching along the, 192:4.4 (2051.1) Jose identification of, 124:4.8 (1372.5) Joseph, brother of Jesus attitude of, toward belligerent playmates, 127:4.5 (1401.5) birth of, 123:4.9 (1362.1) characteristics of, 127:4.7 (1401.7) limited faith of, in Jesus, 154:6.3 (1721.3) onetime residence of, in old Nazareth home, 134:1.6 (1484.3) preparation of, for becoming head of the Nazareth family, 128:5.7 (1414.5) relation of the youthful Jesus with his brother, 124:4.3 (1371.6) Joseph, father of Jesus ancestry of, 122:1.1 (1344.4) as a builder, success of, 123:3.7 (1360.2) death and burial of, 126:2.1 (1388.1) dream of, 122:4.0 (1347.3–6) family of, Jesus’ grief at absence of, from Bethsaida goodbye visit, 141:0.2 (1587.2) financial status of, at birth of Jesus, 122:7.4 (1350.6), 122:10.2 (1354.1) inability of, to answer Jesus’ questions, 124:6.14 (1375.8) and Mary, the couple, racial and personality endowments of, 122:1.0 (1344.4–1345.2), 122:5.5 (1349.1) efforts of, to answer Jesus’ questions, 123:2.3 (1357.7) Gabriel’s choice of, as earth parents of Michael, 122:0.3 (1344.3) the home of, 122:6.2 (1350.1) journey of, to Bethlehem, 122:7.0 (1350.3–1351.4) to Egypt, 122:10.4 (1354.3) length of sojourn of, in Alexandria, 122:10.4 (1354.3) marriage of, 122:2.2 (1345.4), 122:5.9 (1349.5), 122:7.1 (1350.3) reaction of, to the boy Jesus’ conduct in Jerusalem, 125:6.5 (1384.1) return of, to Jerusalem, in search of Jesus, 125:4.2 (1381.4), 125:5.1 (1382.3) to Nazareth, 123:0.4 (1356.1), 123:0.6 (1356.3) temperaments and backgrounds of, 122:5.0 (1348.1–1349.7) people of, rejection of Jesus by, 182:3.9 (1969.4) presence of, at Jesus’ graduation, 124:5.5 (1373.5) racial characteristics of, 122:1.1 (1344.4) reaction of, to the boy Jesus’ interest in the Greek city of Scythopolis, 124:3.6 (1370.4) to Gabriel’s visitation, 122:4.1 (1347.3) responsibility of, for Jesus’ intellectual and religious training, 123:2.13 (1358.10) temperament of, 122:5.1 (1348.1) as a workman in Alexandria, 123:0.1 (1355.1) Joseph, of the Old Testament a believer in Melchizedek, 93:9.5 (1023.2) refusal by, of the military command of the Egyptian armies, 93:9.5 (1023.2) reliability of Hebrew narratives about, 93:9.8 (1023.5) sale of, into Egyptian slavery, 126:1.2 (1387.2) status of, among the Egyptians, 95:3.5 (1046.1) Joseph of Arimathea association of, with Nicodemus, 142:6.9 (1603.1) as a disciple of Jesus, 175:0.1 (1905.1), 188:1.2 (2013.1) faith of, in Jesus’ promised resurrection, 188:1.2 (2013.1) the home of, the morontia Jesus at, 190:3.1 (2033.1) interrupted visit of, to Jesus at Gethsemane, 142:8.4 (1606.1) one of the bearers of Jesus’ body to the tomb, 188:1.3 (2013.2) of the few to believe in Jesus’ resurrection, 188:1.8 (2013.7) presence of, at meeting in home of Nicodemus, 164:2.1 (1810.3) request of Pilate by, for Jesus’ body, 188:0.3 (2012.3) and the twenty believing Greeks, 177:3.5 (1924.1) Joshua ben Joseph Adjuster’s leave-taking of, 136:2.3 (1511.2) exhaustion by, of all spiritual values attainable in mortal experience, 109:6.6 (1200.6) Ganid’s ignorance of Jesus of Nazareth as the teacher, 133:9.4 (1481.6) human life of, one source of Christianity, 98:7.8 (1084.7) the incarnation of Michael of Nebadon, 119:7.5 (1317.1) Jesus’ earth name, 122:1.1 (1344.4), 122:8.2 (1351.6) progress from the humanity of, to the divinity of Michael of Nebadon, 117:3.4 (1281.6) the mortal Jesus, 128:1.2 (1407.7) natural human conception and birth of, 119:7.5 (1317.1) the Son of Man, 134:8.6 (1493.5) the valiant and courageous hero, an identity overlooked by some, 92:7.12 (1013.7) Josiah, the born-blind beggar about, 164:3.7 (1812.1) do you believe in the son of God? Jesus’ question, 164:5.4 (1816.1) final testimony of, as to his healing, 164:4.11 (1814.7) Jesus’ visit to home of, 164:5.4 (1816.1) knowledge of the healing of, by the blind man Bartimeus, 171:5.1 (1873.1) Pharisees’ second questioning of, 164:4.9 (1814.5) recital by, of Jesus’ healing him of blindness, 164:3.10 (1812.4), 164:4.0 (1813.4–1815.1) subsequent status of, 164:5.6 (1816.3) Josiah, a disciple of Abner baptism of a lawyer by, 174:4.4 (1901.4) Josiah, of the Old Testament attack on Necho by, 97:9.24 (1074.6) Jesus’ recall of the defeat of, by the Egyptians, 126:1.2 (1387.2) Judah’s status under the rule of, 97:9.23 (1074.5) Jotapata apostolic work in, 146:0.1 (1637.1), 156:6.2 (1741.2) Mary Magdalene’s and Rebecca’s setting apart as teachers at, 150:2.3 (1680.2) mission, distinguishing feature of the, 146:2.1 (1638.1) Jove present significance of, 96:1.14 (1054.4) Joy(s) apostles’ proclamation of, to fear-bound mortals, 140:3.2 (1570.3) of the assurance of sonship, Jesus’ prayer for his apostles’, 182:1.5 (1964.2) clearinghouses, 28:5.16 (312.3) in the divine spirit, of the sons of God, 147:7.2 (1655.4) early believers in Jesus filled with, 194:4.6 (2067.1) ecstatic, of Adjuster-fusion occasions, 55:2.5 (623.5) effort not always productive of, 48:7.10 (556.10) excursion, Gods not taking ascenders on an eternal, 48:8.3 (558.1) of Existence, assignment of, to Divine Counselors, 28:5.4 (310.6) functions of, 28:5.16 (312.3) and Satisfactions of Service, functioning of, 28:5.17 (312.4) a fruit of the sprit, 34:6.13 (381.7) and gladness, Jesus’ purpose to bring to men, 139:6.5 (1558.6) in heaven over repentant sinners, 159:1.2 (1762.4), 167:7.5 (1841.4), 169:1.2 (1850.9), 169:1.4 (1851.2) in the Holy Spirit, the kingdom of God, 137:8.9 (1536.6) Jesus’ promise of, in his Father’s service, 137:6.5 (1533.3) in sonship, 174:5.3 (1902.4) purpose to bring, in giving the new commandment, 180:1.2 (1944.5) proclaim, to socially downtrodden, 138:3.6 (1540.9) replace sorrow with, 149:6.5 (1675.6) words to the anointing woman to go on in the, of the kingdom of heaven, 147:5.4 (1652.1) of living, vs. the fear of existence, 86:2.5 (951.7) mutuality of experience of, in the universe, 56:8.3 (644.1) power, and glory, believers’ feeling of, after the arrival of the Spirit of Truth, 194:0.6 (2059.6) present, provision for, 169:2.2 (1853.5) prophetic, "all things work together for good," 48:4.7 (548.2) a result of spiritual growth, 100:4.3 (1097.7) of salvation, Jesus’ offer of, 162:2.7 (1792.1) scriptural promise of, to those who mourn, 190:5.4 (2035.1) and sorrow(s), conflict between, one source of a guardian seraphim’s difficulties, 111:7.5 (1223.7) human, common sources of, 108:5.6 (1192.1) in the spirit, a fruit of divine sonship, 149:5.4 (1674.6) supreme, Jesus about to experience the, 180:1.2 (1944.5) the result of loving service, 180:1.6 (1945.3) Joyous life compatibility of a, and a realization of eternal destiny, 110:3.4 (1206.2) salvation, found by all entering the kingdom, 137:8.15 (1537.2) wings of a new and living spiritual liberty, 179:5.4 (1942.3) Jubilee(s) of eternity, occasion of the first, 27:7.8 (305.1) of jubilees, the enthronement of a Creator Son, 33:3.5 (368.5) pledge of Divine Minister at the time of, 33:3.5 (368.5) of settling of an entire local universe in light and life, 17:3.11 (201.9) the seven, of ascendant mortals, events marked by, 27:7.8 (305.1) Judah concentration of land in the hands of a few in, 97:9.21 (1074.3) divine kingdom of, purpose of building up the fiction of, 97:9.11 (1073.1) fate of, after attack by Nebuchadnezzar, 97:9.26 (1075.2) under the rule of Manasseh, 97:9.23 (1074.5) identity of, as the remnant of the vanished northern kingdom of Israel, 97:9.21 (1074.3) king(s) of, David proclaimed the first, 97:9.7 (1072.5) destruction of records of the doings of the, 97:8.1 (1070.4) many non-Hebrew elements in, 97:9.7 (1072.5) one hundred years of paying tribute to Assyria by, 97:9.22 (1074.4) the origin of the Jewish consciousness in, 97:9.2 (1071.7) Pharaoh’s later enslavement of, 97:9.17 (1073.7) princes of, and Jeremiah’s prophecies, cited by Jesus, 153:2.2 (1709.3) tribe of, added to edited story of a battle, 97:9.3 (1072.1) cosmopolitan character of David’s, 97:9.11 (1073.1) wars between Israel and, outcome, 97:9.18 (1073.8) Judahites vs. the Ephraimites, 97:9.2 (1071.7) Judaism appeal of and objections to, to Romanized Greeks, 195:2.9 (2073.4) content of Salem teachings in, 95:1.10 (1043.5), 96:0.3 (1052.3), 131:2.1 (1444.1), 131:5.1 (1449.4) early believers in Jesus a sect within, 194:1.5 (2060.5) Greek proselytes to, the backbone of the early Christian church, 195:3.6 (2074.1) philosophic reasoning of, an ingredient in Paul’s gospel of Jesus, 121:7.9 (1340.7) influence of Zoroastrianism on, 95:6.7 (1050.3), 98:7.6 (1084.5) Jesus’ and Ganid’s selection from the teachings of, 131:2.0 (1444.1–1446.2) one of the most advanced religions of ancient times, 92:6.14 (1011.12) Pilate’s wife Claudia a partial convert to, 185:2.6 (1990.2) renaissance of, and the Greek translation of the Hebrew scriptures, 121:6.2 (1338.5) requirements of, apostles’ attempts to impose, upon converts, 194:3.9 (2064.1) rigorous moral standards of, 5:4.5 (67.3) the soil out of which Christianity grew, 97:9.29 (1075.5) theology of, an element in the Christian religion, 92:6.18 (1011.16) Judas Alpheus drawn to Jesus because of his unostentatious humility, 139:10.7 (1564.1) identification of, 138:2.7 (1539.10) inability of, to understand Jesus’ answer to his question, 180:4.6 (1949.2) made bold and asked Jesus if he would favor the apostles, 139:10.10 (1564.4) selection of, by John Zebedee, 138:2.7 (1539.10) see also Alpheus twins; James Alpheus Judas Iscariot about, 139:12.0 (1565.9–1567.7) absence of, from the Gethsemane camp, 178:0.1 (1929.1), 182:2.1 (1966.1) adverse reactions of, to Jesus’ triumphal entry, 172:5.12 (1886.4) age of, when chosen as an apostle, 139:12.2 (1566.1) Andrew’s awareness of impending trouble with, 139:1.8 (1549.6), 157:7.1 (1750.10) anticipated appearance of, before Sanhedrin, 186:1.2 (1997.5) apostles’ attitude toward, 139:12.5 (1566.4) the apostolic treasurer, 139:12.3 (1566.2) approach of, to accost Jesus in the garden, 183:3.2 (1973.4) attitude of, at Gilboa, concerning the kingdom, 144:1.7 (1618.1) causes of the downfall of, 193:4.0 (2055.4–2057.2) characteristics of, 139:12.5 (1566.4), 143:3.5 (1611.3) and the chief priests, 177:4.0 (1924.5–1927.1) choosing of the seat of honor at the Last Supper by, 179:1.4 (1937.2) conclusion of, as to his decision to desert the Master, 176:2.9 (1915.6), 177:4.2 (1924.6), 179:3.4 (1939.2) conference of, with the captain of the temple guards, 182:2.13 (1968.1) craving of, for worldly honor, 177:4.10 (1926.3) education of, 139:6.2 (1558.3) a faith adventure, to Jesus, 139:12.7 (1566.6) favorable attitude of, toward proclaiming Jesus king, 152:2.5 (1700.6) financial administration of, 163:2.11 (1803.2) loyalty of, 139:12.5 (1566.4), 172:5.12 (1886.4), 177:4.4 (1925.1), 178:2.10 (1933.7) first conscious thought of deserting by, 153:1.5 (1708.4) great mistake of, indulgence in fear and doubts instead of communing with spiritual forces, 157:7.4 (1751.3) identification of, 138:2.9 (1540.2) inability of, to serve as a witness at Jesus’ trial, 184:3.6 (1982.7) Jesus’ call to, 138:5.1 (1542.2) a onetime follower of John the Baptist, 139:12.1 (1565.9) reaction(s) of, to foot washing episode, 179:3.4 (1939.2) to his reward, 186:1.3 (1998.1) to Jesus’ rebuke at Simon’s banquet, 172:1.7 (1879.5) to Mary’s anointing of Jesus, 172:1.5 (1879.3) realization by, of the true nature of his sin, 186:1.6 (1998.4) secret criticism of Jesus by, 139:12.4 (1566.3) selection of, by Nathaniel, 138:2.9 (1540.2) suicide of, 139:12.13 (1567.6), 186:1.7 (1998.5) treasurer of the apostles, 138:8.1 (1545.2), 138:10.5 (1547.5) a victim of resentment, 139:12.9 (1567.2) Judas Maccabee influence of, on Jewish nationalism, 121:2.7 (1334.1) removal of Jews from Perea during the times of, 165:0.3 (1817.3) restoration of Mosaic services by, 123:3.5 (1359.6) Jude, brother of Jesus absence of, from the apostles’ study sessions, reason, 137:7.1 (1533.5) arrest of, in Jerusalem, 128:6.5 (1415.5) arrival of, at Golgotha, 187:2.7 (2007.6) attitude of, toward belligerent playmates, 127:4.5 (1401.5) baptism of, date, 135:8.6 (1504.4) belief of, in Jesus, declaration of, 137:5.2 (1531.6) following baptism experience, 137:3.3 (1527.6) in resurrection of Jesus, 190:2.5 (2032.3) birth of, 124:3.4 (1370.2) career choice of, 128:7.8 (1417.7) characteristics of, 127:4.7 (1401.7) contributions of, to Nazareth family support, 128:7.11 (1418.3), 129:2.1 (1421.6), 129:2.11 (1423.2) effects of his marriage on, 128:7.4 (1417.3) graduation of, 128:6.3 (1415.3) and John Zebedee, the only men believers present at Jesus’ death, 187:5.1 (2010.2) patriotic outbursts of, results, 128:6.7 (1415.7) recognition of Jesus’ greatness by, 129:1.13 (1421.3) support of his mother at Jesus’ cross by, 187:4.7 (2009.6) wedding of, 134:1.4 (1484.1) Judea cities of, workers sent from Abner’s center at Bethlehem to, 162:9.2 (1798.3) comparison of, with Galilee, 124:2.9 (1369.5) going of the apostles into, reason, 141:1.1 (1587.3) Judas Iscariot born in small town in southern, 139:12.1 (1565.9) the only apostle from, 138:2.9 (1540.2) relations between Jews and gentiles in, 123:5.7 (1362.8) Judean the stalwart, identification of, 137:1.8 (1525.5) Judge(s) of all the earth, Jesus’ telling of response of the, to those who spurn kingdom, 166:3.4 (1829.1) Jesus’ talk with the Roman judge about the, 133:4.7 (1474.7) a title of Jesus, 128:1.10 (1408.7) -Arbiter, function of, 25:2.6 (275.6) backward drift of the Hebrews’ concept of Deity under the, 96:6.1 (1059.2) degrees required of, in the continental nation, 72:8.3 (816.8) a divine, satisfaction of, according to Paul’s theology, 89:9.3 (984.2) God as a, 2:6.4 (41.2), 141:4.1 (1590.4), 166:1.4 (1826.1) integrity of, a gauge of a civilization, 70:11.14 (797.12), 132:4.8 (1462.1) of men, Andrew a good, 139:1.8 (1549.6) of mortals, angels not, 38:2.4 (419.4) righteous, functioning of Universal Censors as, 28:5.20 (313.2) of states of the continental nation, appointment and terms of office of, 72:2.1 (809.2) on superuniverse headquarters, execution of decrees of cessation of existence by, 2:3.3 (37.1) of survival, Magisterial Sons as, 7:6.5 (88.3) Judgment(s) the apostles’, mercy and, 140:6.9 (1577.3) assurance of justice and mercy in the time of, 147:3.3 (1649.3) concept regarding, in Hebrew theology, 95:2.10 (1045.3) day, in the teachings of the Mithraic cult, 98:5.4 (1082.5) of a new dispensation, 30:4.11 (341.1) a definition, 10:6.16 (114.17) dispensational, of the realm, at conclusion of Michael’s bestowal, 120:2.4 (1328.1) divine, a definition, 10:6.18 (115.2) fair, administration of justice dependent upon, 119:0.6 (1308.6) a benefit gained by a Creator Son through his actual creature experience, 119:1.3 (1309.4) of God, basis for, 3:2.6 (47.4) character of, 131:2.7 (1445.1), 131:9.2 (1452.6), 133:4.12 (1475.5), 143:2.1 (1609.2) nature of, 162:5.2 (1795.1) group, vs. personal bias, 159:1.6 (1764.1) of his creatures, control of, by a God of love, proof of, 54:4.6 (616.5) Jesus’ mission not one of, 162:5.2 (1795.1), 165:4.10 (1822.5), 174:5.7 (1903.4) mandates of, place of origin of, 15:12.2 (180.3) mass, by Ancients of Days, Gabriel’s relation to, 33:4.6 (370.3) narrowness of, avoidance of, 160:2.7 (1776.1) nature of God’s, 131:9.2 (1452.6), 143:2.1 (1609.2) one appearance of the word, in the Psalms, 95:2.10 (1045.3) roll call, second, of Urantia, 74:2.8 (830.3) setting of, at time of adjudication, 28:6.6 (314.5) tribunals, of Ancients of Days, and decrees of cessation of existence, 2:3.3 (37.1) unwise, a definition, 3:5.15 (52.1) Judicial actions, of Avonals on inhabited worlds, 20:2.5 (225.4), 51:7.1 (587.12), 52:4.3 (594.6) of Magisterial Sons, 20:3.3 (226.3), 51:7.1 (587.12), 52:7.8 (599.4), 55:0.2 (621.2) mechanism of Nebadon, Gabriel supervisor of, 33:7.2 (372.6) system of the local universe, beginnings of, 50:2.5 (573.6) tribunals, Lucifer’s installation of, on the system capital, 53:4.2 (604.4) trusts, on a world in light and life, 55:3.9 (625.8) work of the universe, Master Son not a participant in, 33:7.1 (372.5) Jupiter brilliance and high temperature of, reason for, 57:5.10 (656.6) critical situation of a moon of, 57:6.5 (658.2) formation of worlds like, 41:10.1 (465.6), 57:5.10 (656.6) and origin of the asteroids, 57:6.5 (658.2) system, time of organization of the, 57:6.6 (658.3) Jupiter of the Latin pantheon identity, 98:3.3 (1080.5) Jurassic period, length of, 60:2.15 (688.7) Jurisdiction of Nebadon, Immanuel’s assumption of, 120:3.11 (1330.6) Jurors supreme, of Orvonton, 22:4.3 (247.2) Jury system, maladministered, a travesty of justice, 22:4.3 (247.2) Justa Jesus’ sojourn in the Sidon home of, 156:2.2 (1735.6) Justice absolute, Siddhartha’s teaching of a universe of, 94:8.18 (1037.2) adjudication of defaults demanded by, 39:1.8 (428.2) administration of, in accordance with wisdom of the brotherhood, 159:1.6 (1764.1) a Trinity function, 10:5.1 (113.2) agents for meting out of, prior to the state, 70:10.13 (796.3) assurance of, for ascending mortals, 22:3.4 (246.5) attitude of, toward what mercy can save, 54:5.3 (617.3) a cardinal virtue, according to Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, 98:2.6 (1079.3) certainty of, in a mercy-dominated universe, 54:4.8 (616.7) child of God assured of, 147:3.3 (1649.3) of a Creator God, Moses’ teaching of, 188:4.4 (2016.9) a definition, 10:6.2 (114.3), 10:6.16 (114.17), 10:6.18 (115.2), 188:5.2 (2018.1) Deity representation in domains of, 10:6.16 (114.17) delay in execution of, justification of, 54:4.3 (616.2) disclosure of divinity as, 0:1.17 (3.4) divine, embodiment of understanding mercy in, 2:3.2 (36.7), 39:1.8 (428.2), 174:1.3 (1898.3) eternal, and fairness, 2:4.4 (38.4) evolution of, in human society, 70:10.0 (794.13–796.6) factors in, 54:1.2 (613.4) of God, 2:3.1 (36.6), 2:6.7 (41.5), 131:1.9 (1443.5) the greatness of a nation dependent upon its, 132:4.8 (1462.1) a group function, 104:2.5 (1146.1), 133:1.2 (1469.1) guides, function of, 39:4.4 (434.4) of his condemnation, confession of by the guilty one, 54:3.3 (615.5) human and divine, 133:4.12 (1475.5) inherent in sovereignty of the Paradise Trinity, 10:6.2 (114.3) Jesus’ father-brother spirit of, 127:4.4 (1401.4) man’s concept of, 70:10.1 (794.13) merciful delays of, Lucifer’s reaction to, 53:4.5 (605.2) and mercy, simultaneous ministry of, 2:4.2 (38.2), 39:4.5 (434.5) mercy not a contravention of, 2:4.5 (38.5) nature’s sole type of, 70:10.1 (794.13) of Paradise Trinity, 2:4.5 (38.5), 3:2.14 (48.6), 9:0.3 (98.3), 18:0.10 (207.10), 104:2.5 (1146.1) philosophic connection of, with truth and beauty, 44:7.2 (507.3) a plural function, 10:6.2 (114.3), 104:2.5 (1146.1) precise nature of, as reason for vesting in group, 133:1.2 (1469.1) presentation of, by Those High in Authority, 22:3.4 (246.5) prevailing of, and equality of the sexes, 84:5.3 (936.7) in the long run, 33:7.8 (373.2) occasion for, 21:5.7 (241.1), 28:6.7 (314.6) Orvonton renowned for the manner of, 15:14.2 (182.1) primitive, motives for, 70:11.14 (797.12) relation of, to righteousness, 10:6.18 (115.2) retributive, nondomination of, by divine righteousness, 2:6.6 (41.4) and righteousness, 2:3.0 (36.6–37.4) rule of, in Havona requirements, 14:5.3 (158.6) of Supremacy, and mercy, 2:4.5 (38.5) supreme, domination of, by a Father’s love, 54:5.3 (617.3) tempered by mercy, in Orvonton, 15:14.2 (182.1) tribunals of, on all planets, 50:2.5 (573.6) of the Trinity, relation of, to Universal Father’s love, 9:0.3 (98.3), 10:6.18 (115.2) Justification by faith of Abraham, 150:5.3 (1682.5) man’s, 143:2.6 (1610.1), 150:5.3 (1682.5), 196:3.4 (2094.3) Justus a nominee for the apostolic vacancy, 193:6.2 (2058.1) Justus, the merchant of Corinth place of business of, employment of younger reformed courtesan in, 133:3.10 (1473.3) sojourns of Apostle Paul in the home of, 133:3.5 (1472.4) visits of Jesus and Ganid in the home of, 133:3.5 (1472.4) wife of, Jesus’ request of, for the two courtesans, 133:3.8 (1473.1)