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Chemosh
(kee' mosh)
God of the Amorites.
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Cherubim
(cher' uhb im)
Assistants to the seraphim.
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Chorazin
(ko ra' zin)
A city that did not well receive the gospel.
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Christ
(krahyst)
Michael, the sovereign of our universe of Nebadon .
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Christ Michael
(krahyst mahy kuhl)
Son of Man and Son of God.
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Christian
(kris' chuhn)
A cult started by Paul on “the blood of the everlasting covenant.” .
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Chronoldek
(kronol' dek)
An order of frandalanks, or Master Physical Controllers, who register time as well as quantitative and qualitative energy presence (see frandalanks).
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Chuza
(choo' zah)
Steward of Herod Antipas.
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Cicero
(sis' uh roh)
Roman orator.
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Circle of eternity
(sur' kuhl uv ih tur' ni tee)
God is the perfected circle of eternity.
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Circuit
(sur' kit)
May be material or spiritual .
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Circuit Regulators
(sur' kit reg' yuh ley ter)
The unique beings who co-ordinate physical and spiritual energy .
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Circular-gravity
(sur' kyuh ler grav' i tee)
The energy presence of the Isle of Paradise.
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Claudia Procula
(klaw' dee uh pokk' yoo lah)
Wife of Pontius Palate.
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Claudius
(klaw' dee uhs)
(1) Wealthy slave holder with whom Jesus talked in Rome, (2) Discouraged young woman who became a preacher.
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Clement
(klem' uhnt)
Pupil of Pantaenus at Alexandria.
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Cleopas
(klee' oh pas)
Shepherd of Emmaus who observed 7th morontia appearance of Jesus.
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Cloa
(klo' ah)
Ancestor of Mary.
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Clopas
(kloh' pas)
Husband of Jesus' aunt.
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Coabsolute
(koh ab' suh loot)
One of three superfinite possibilities for universe manifestation contained by the Supreme Being.
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Cocreative
(koh kree ey' tiv)
Not wholly subject to the fetters of antecedent causation.
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Combined Controllers
(kuhm bahynd' kuhn troh' lerz)
Highly mechanical beings sensitive to, and functional with, physical, spiritual, and morontial energies.
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Confucius
(kuhn fyoo' shuhs)
Chinese proclaimer of truth in the 6th century B.C.
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Conjoint Actor
(kuhn joint' ak' ter)
The spirit-mind personality, the source of intelligence, reason, and the universal mind.
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Constantine
(kon' stuhn teen)
Roman emperor who adopted Christianity.
