Glossary

Supreme Deity of Islam.

Typically used to represent the power manifestation of the immediate God of evolutionary creatures who actually time-space evolves concomitantly with them.

The power manifestation of the immediate God of evolutionary creatures who actually time-space evolves concomitantly with them.

Twin brothers, James and Judas, also apostles.

One of the twelve apostles, a fisherman and farmer of Kheresa, who was selected by James Zebedee.

A local universe neighbor of Nebadon.

A human descendant of Andon and Fonta who was the loyal associate of Van in advocating the rejection of Lucifer's Manifesto approximately 200,000 years ago.

The 88 Andonites of mortal status who remained loyal to Van and Amadon during the Lucifer rebellion.

Simon Peter's mother-in-law.

A town along the eastern route between Jerusalem and Nazareth where Jesus sojourned with the Apostles.

King of Judah.

First mortal to observe Machiventa Melchizedek.

An Egyptian teacher and seer who, in the post-Melchizedek period (see Machiventa), taught among other things that God-consciousness is the main factor which determines conduct.

(ah men hoh' tep). An Egyptian ruler who lived in 1,500 B.C. and who had an understanding of the soul and spirit as separate indwelling aspects for favored individuals.

Europe and Africa began to rise out of the Pacific depths along with those masses now called Australia, North and South America, and the continent of Antarctica.

Of the red race in the Americas.

People of the red race in the Americas.

God of Paradise in the west.

(1) Tribe defeated by Saul, leading to his crowning as king; (2) A rich and unique marine life appeared on the Californian Pacific coast, where over one thousand species of ammonites developed from the higher types of cephalopods.

A tribe, neighbor to the Hebrews.

(1) Hebrew Prophet; (2) Youngest brother of Jesus; (3) Young friend of John Mark; (4) Lunatic of Kheresa.

A leader of the Sediite priesthood who lived in approximately 15,000 B.C. (see Seth).

Asia Minor; site of modern day Turkey.

Greek philosopher.

A young Greek shipyard worker who was taught by Jesus in A.D.22 about how he might overcome the evil of his unjust foreman with good.

Rulers of the Superuniverses (3 in each).

A human race derived from the impregnation of much of the best human strains (especially Nodite) with Adamic life plasm.

The first male human being, whose initial expression of human will choice occurred when he was ten years old, in 991,474 B.C. Died during an earthquake 32 years later (see Fonta).

The first primitive human beings descended from and including Andon and Fonta.

The name of the tertiary Universe Circuit Supervisor stationed in our local universe.

First chosen apostle.

The spiral nebula from which our solar system was born.

One of the 100 corporeal members of the staff of the Planetary Prince, Caligastia.

A leader of the Stoics in Rome with whom Jesus talked about true values sometime during A.D. 22-23.

Collective name of many orders of ministering beings, offsprings of the Infinite Spirit.

A massive stellar system whose passage near our sun helped create our solar system (see Monmatia).

The belief that natural objects and/or natural phenomena have souls.

Poetess at Jerusalem temple.

Loyal daughter and spokesman for the Nodites.

Most influential of Sadducean group.

One of Mary's ancestors.

The oldest inhabited world of Satania, the system to which our planet, Urantia, also belongs.

One of Mary's ancestors.

Continental land mass straddling the south pole.

The largest star in the universe, four hundred and fifty times the diameter of the sun.

Preceding; pre-existing.

The antithesis of gravity.

Capital of the Roman province of Syria.

A city built by Herod, between Caesaria & Lydda.

The Roman castle in Jerusalem.