futile without an audience to parade before
68:2.10(765;7) Jesus repeatedly dashed his apostles'
a. 139:0.1(1548;1) many will not persist in morontia; true
a. satisfied
44:8.4-5(508;2) may thwart maternal instinct
84:1.7(932;4) opposed by animal indolence
111:7.5(1223;7) spirit-born are calm while fondest
a. perish
100:2.8(1096;5) virtually destroyed by Vedic doctrines
94:2.4(1029;2) will be finished in eternity if worth finishing
111:3.7(1219;6) Chaldean herder who first saw Melchizedek
93:2.1-3(1015;1) restore fraudulently obtained wealth
132:5.8,12(1464;2) influenced El Shaddai concept
96:1.5(1053;3) influenced Hebrews and Greeks
95:4.4(1046;5) known as son of man
95:4.1(1046;2) Mesopotamian religion entered Hebrew literature through
95:1.11(1043;6) depiction of birth at Luxor
111:0.5(1215;5) believer in Amida Buddha
94:12.3(1041;1) King David laid heavy tribute on
97:9.14(1073;4) initial animal life
59:1.1(673;1) little changed since ancient times
65:2.4(732;2) backward clans who were committing suicide
93:6.2(1020;5) born Jan. 9, A.D. 7; died Dec. 3, A.D. 12
124:5.2(1373;2),
127:3.13(1400;5) Jesus got along well with
124:4.3(1371;6) overprotected by parents; not dependable
177:2.2-4(1921;6) led Aden to believe in Jesus
159:2.4(1765;2) story of swine aided in permanency of cure
151:6.6(1696;4) denounced drunkenness, immorality of northern tribes
97:4.1-4(1065;4) Father spoke through
155:6.2(1730;6) John the Baptist came from herdsmen like
135:6.3(1502;1) proclaimed Yahweh God of all nations; attacked chosen people concept
97:4.2,4(1065;5) secret writing began Old Testament
97:9.20(1074;2) stoned to death
97:4.4(1066;1) threatened God would abandon Israel unless righteousness re-established
97:8.3(1071;1) regenerated Sethite priesthood ca. 15,000 B.C.
78:5.1(872;5),
92:5.6(1009;3) in Caesarea sat 20,000
130:2.1(1429;3) young Jesus suggested building a. in Nazareth
124:3.8-9(1371;1) technical a. cannot reveal what a person can do
12:9.4(141;5) leadership unfailingly provided for
181:2.16(1958;3) Greek mechanist who recognized First Cause
98:2.6(1079;3) appointed steward of Cornelius
130:2.5(1430;3) converted to Christianity by Philip
130:2.5(1430;3) Greek with whom Jesus spoke in Caesarea
130:2.4-5(1430;2) perished in slaughter of 20,000 Jews
130:2.5(1430;3) advancing ghost cult made inevitable
87:3.1(960;5) always fostered monogamy
83:6.3(927;4) backward-looking
79:8.8(888;1) based on belief the dead punished the disobedient
68:4.3(767;3) Buddhism amalgamated with
94:11.1(1038;8) failure to have sons viewed as supreme calamity
84:7.19(940;15) great strength is value placed upon the family
79:8.9-10(888;2)
Confucius established respect for ancestral conduct
94:6.9(1034;4) in Europe after fall of Rome
79:8.3(887;3) Jews tended to overhonor ancestors
140:8.14(1581;1) regrettably persists in China, Japan, and India
92:6.9(1012;1) ritual developed into pseudo seance; ghosts appeared
70:7.11(791;8) solar veneration became species of
95:2.7(1044;6)
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