The Urantia Book – Enhanced Edition. Urantia Foundation
for, 136:9.7 (1522.6)cry, of the Father’s kingdom, a definition, 140:1.3 (1568.6)of the Lucifer rebellion, 53:4.2 (604.4)for existence, and physical environment, 5:5.1 (68.4)of a new day, the struggle with spiritual darkness, 191:1.2 (2039.2)Bautanidentity and influence of, 94:7.5 (1035.5)Beam and motecasting out of, 140:3.17 (1571.4)Bearing one another’s burdensmen’s sometime delight in, 71:4.16 (804.16)Beast(s)of burden, man at one time a, 81:2.12 (902.2)envy of, by savages, 88:1.4 (967.6)the four, of John’s vision, real identity and appearance of, 34:4.12 (378.6)not distinguished from men and gods by the savage, 85:6.1 (948.1)protection from, a stimulus for man’s innovations, 66:5.8 (746.6), 69:6.2 (777.5), 69:7.1 (778.4)secondary midwayers’ power over, 77:8.11 (865.4)wild, use of, in defense of Garden, 73:4.3 (824.2)Beatingof girls after their monthly periods, 84:4.8 (936.1)Beautificationbiologic, possibilities of, on architectural worlds, 43:6.7 (492.7)Beautifuladoration of the, not the worship of God, 5:5.4 (68.7)the art of the, besmirched by the presence of evil, 111:7.5 (1223.7)finite antithesis of the, 56:10.4 (646.5)love of the, and aesthetic appreciation, 56:10.7 (646.8)love of the essence of the, 192:2.1 (2047.5)the supernal achievement of the supremely, 56:10.3 (646.4)Beautyof the Adjuster, the mortal’s possible consciousness of the, 109:5.2 (1199.3)an aid to worship, 167:6.6 (1840.5)appreciation of, 3:5.16 (52.2)and mortals’ recognition of a God of love, 56:6.3 (641.4)of Nodites and Adamites, relation to sex interest, 82:1.2 (913.5)a result of, 56:10.9 (646.10)association of truth, fact, and relationship with philosophic concepts of, 44:7.2 (507.3)attractiveness of, 2:7.12 (43.5)a comprehensible element of Deity, 56:10.2 (646.3)concealment of Paradise values of, 195:7.4 (2078.7)creation of, Father and Son equal in, 6:2.7 (75.4)a definition, 55:3.4 (625.3), 56:10.17 (647.8)divine, Havoners’ exultation in, 14:4.13 (157.5)mortal attempt to depict human recognition of, 44:7.3 (507.4)morontia synthesizers’ portrayal of, 44:6.9 (507.1)relation of, to goodness, righteousness, and justice, 44:7.2 (507.3)seen in the physical universe, 2:6.1 (40.5)a true spirit value, 180:5.9 (1950.4)divinity of God’s, 131:4.4 (1448.3)a factor in love, 140:8.31 (1583.5)a function of, 56:10.17 (647.8)Greek religion based on, 5:4.5 (67.3)the Greek’s reverence for, 195:1.6 (2071.6)the Greeks’ exaltation of, 191:5.3 (2043.1)Hellenic concepts of, 92:6.17 (1011.15)the highest, nature of, 56:10.4 (646.5)human, enhancement of ideas of, in Dalamatia, 66:5.24 (748.5)ideal of, the God of the artist, 5:5.3 (68.6)and idolatry, Jesus’ discussion of, with Flavius, 142:4.3 (1600.4)man’s attainment of, through truth, 103:9.10 (1142.1)and man’s intellectual approach to universe realities, 56:10.11 (647.2)material, of Paradise, 11:0.2 (118.2)one admires but does not worship, 101:8.1 (1114.5)percent of workers’ income devoted to, on a world in light and life, 55:3.4 (625.3)primitive man’s fear of human, 87:5.6 (963.1)pursuit of, man’s limitation in, 56:10.3 (646.4)a reality, 2:7.8 (43.1)relative, relation of, to idealism, 3:5.11 (51.10)rhythm, and harmony, intellectual spiritual relations of, 44:7.2 (507.3)search for, as a part of religion, 101:9.4 (1115.5)spirituality’s influence regarding ability to discover, 100:2.4 (1096.1)the supreme, a definition, 56:10.3 (646.4)discernment of, definition, 2:7.8 (43.1)thirst for, relation of, to curiosity, 56:10.6 (646.7)and triumph over ugliness, 156:5.5 (1738.4)and truth, 2:7.8 (43.1)truth, and goodness, 56:10.0 (646.2–648.4), 132:2.7 (1458.4)appreciation of, inherent in perfection of divine universe, 3:5.16 (52.2)concept of, not inherent in physics and chemistry, 195:6.11 (2077.7)concern with, on worlds settled in light and life, 56:10.9 (646.10)creature’s capacity to grasp, and the manifestations of God’s love, 1:4.5 (26.7)divinity comprehensible to creatures as, 0:1.17 (3.4)experiential blending of, and Godlikeness, 44:7.4 (507.5)one’s pursuit of, leads to God, 195:6.17 (2078.3)relation of, to health, sanity, and happiness, 2:7.11 (43.4)relation of, to love, 5:4.6 (67.4)the revelation of divinity reality to finite man, 56:10.20 (648.3)training of children in, on worlds in light and life, 55:3.10 (625.9)unification of, in experience, 44:7.4 (507.5)ultimate, relation of goodness to, 2:7.8 (43.1)the unification of contrasts, 56:10.3 (646.4)universal, some factors of, 56:10.17 (647.8)value of, to the urge to worship, 167:6.5 (1840.4)Bed of easelife, even on most ideal evolutionary worlds, not a, 50:6.3 (578.3)Bedchamberwedding guests filing through, as legal witnesses of marriage, 83:4.8 (925.4)Bedouin(s)belief of, regarding sand whirls, 85:4.2 (947.1)captives, an evaluation of the, at time of Moses, 96:2.3 (1055.1)meager religion of, at time of Moses, 96:3.2 (1055.5)Melchizedek’s difficulty in teaching the, the identity of the Trinity, 104:1.3 (1143.6)Semites, exodus of, to Egypt during a famine, 96:2.2 (1054.7)influence of, on the Mesopotamian religion, 95:1.1 (1042.2)slaves, noncomprehension of advanced Egyptian religious philosophy by the, 96:4.1 (1056.3)tribes, post-Moses return of the, to the worship of olden gods, 96:5.8 (1058.6)Beelzebubidentification of, 53:1.5 (602.2), 77:7.4 (863.5)Jesus’ work by the supposed power of, 153:4.2 (1714.1), 169:0.7 (1850.7)the prince of devils, alleged source of Jesus’ power, 153:4.2 (1714.1), 169:0.7 (1850.7)BeerothJesus’ visit to, 134:7.5 (1492.5)BeershebaJesus’ visit to, 134:7.4 (1492.4)resurrection message carried to, 190:1.8 (2031.2)Beggar(s)access to Pharisee banquet rooms by, 147:5.2 (1651.6)born blind, Jesus’ plan for use of the, 164:3.1 (1811.2)of Naples, Jesus’ refusal to waste words upon the, 130:8.4 (1440.4)Beginning(s)and absonite realities, 0:1.12 (2.12)of capital, 69:5.0 (775.9–777.3)of the Christian church, 194:4.0 (2066.1–2068.3)and endings, 32:5.2 (364.4)of the Eternal Son, impossibility of, 6:0.2 (73.2)and finite realities, 0:1.11 (2.11)of government, 70:5.0 (788.13–789.7)the Last Supper, 179:2.0 (1937.7–1938.2)need for concept of, 14:4.10 (157.2)the public work, 141:0.0 (1587.1–1595.7)of trade, 69:4.0 (775.1–8)Behaviorgulf, a constant, between the sexes, 84:5.13 (938.3)mortal, inability of dead theory to control, 34:6.6 (380.7)personal, rules of, apostles’ translation of Jesus’ teachings into, 140:10.2 (1584.5)Beheading of John the Baptisteffect of, on Judas’s attitude, 177:4.11 (1926.4)occasion of, 135:12.7 (1508.7), 144:9.1 (1627.6)Being(s)the divine, characteristics of, 131:4.2 (1448.1)mortal’s inseparable companion, 131:4.3 (1448.2)of infinite attributes, Jesus’ making known to man a, 169:4.13 (1857.4)intelligent, beneficent Father of, God the, 3:5.4 (51.3)BeirutJesus’ visit to, 156:3.1 (1736.6)Beit Adisidentification of, 136:4.14 (1515.8)Beit JennJesus’ Mount Hermon headquarters, 134:8.1 (1492.8)Belfor the Babylonians, Jeremiah’s proclamation as to, 97:6.2 (1067.5)a Mesopotamian deity, 95:1.4 (1042.5)-Marduk, Mesopotamians’ reduction of many gods to the one, 96:0.1 (1052.1)temple of, 95:1.10 (1043.5)Belief(s)a determiner of conduct, 99:4.5 (1090.1)diversity of, Thomas’s query as to reasons for, 155:4.2 (1728.2)erroneous, Jesus’ correction of, 138:6.4 (1543.2)a factor in effective prayer, 144:3.17 (1620.15)vs. faith, in power of growth, 101:8.1 (1114.5)in the Father, and status in heavenly citizenship, 142:5.2 (1601.2)in fetishes, 88:1.0 (967.3–968.5)fixates, faith liberates, 101:8.2 (1114.6)in God, unswerving, spiritual faith’s persistence in the, 101:3.11 (1108.10)human, characteristics of, 132:3.4 (1459.4)possible conflict between knowledge and, 132:3.4 (1459.4)intellectual, change from, to a living faith, 155:6.4 (1731.2)religion never a mere matter of, 160:5.2 (1780.4)interpretative, religion a pursuit of values and a system of, 103:1.4 (1130.3)in Jesus, the apostles’, 138:7.3 (1544.2)men’s difficulty of agreement on, 103:1.4 (1130.3)of philosophy, the spirit experiencer’s right to challenge the unproved, 102:7.9 (1127.3)proof of attainment of level of faith by, 101:8.1 (1114.5)and rejoicing, of the new creature, 143:2.3 (1609.4)with rather than in Jesus, 196:0.13 (2089.3)traditional, the basis of other religions, 160:5.12 (1782.3)Believe without seeingan agondonter’s ability to, 50:7.2 (579.1)Believer(s)accompanying Jesus through Perea, 171:1.2 (1868.4)all, the sons of God, 181:2.14 (1958.1)apostolic, Jesus’ prayer for the salvation of, 182:1.6 (1964.3)in the brotherhood of the Father’s kingdom, followers of Jesus to be, 178:1.17 (1932.2)calling of, at the Zebedee home, 192:4.1 (2050.4)centers, the messengers’ departure to all, 190:1.8 (2031.2)conference of, in Magadan Park, 157:2.1 (1744.4)constant request of, for instruction in prayer, 144:1.10 (1618.4)at the cross when Jesus died, 187:5.4 (2010.5)desire of, to follow the apostles to Jerusalem, 141:1.1 (1587.3)early, in Jesus, a sect within Judaism, 194:4.12 (2068.2)evidence by, of belief in immortality, 102:2.3 (1119.8)faint-hearted, Jesus’