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Most Holy Sphere
See also
Paradise
area on upper Paradise
11:3.1-2
(120;4)
no physical materializations on
11:3.2
(120;5)
reserved for worship, trinitization, and high spiritual attainment
11:3.1
(120;4)
Trinitized Sons of God have homes near
13:2.4
(148;3)
mota
48:7sec
(556;1)
absence of
m.
prevents man from discerning goodness, love, and truth in material world
103:6.13
(1137;3)
defined
experiential connection between material and spiritual
102:3.2
(1121;4)
morontia wisdom
45:7.6
(518;2)
,
47:5.3
(536;1)
substance is knowledge-reason, essence is faith-insight
103:6.7
(1136;2)
supermaterial reality sensitivity
103:6.7
(1136;2)
effect
articulates morontia experiences with personality
112:1.11
(1227;1)
attempts integration of meanings and values
48:6.16
(554;1)
erases divergencies between science and religion
103:6.7
(1136;2)
guides newly survived mortals
112:6.5
(1236;3)
long experience with m. unifies universe perception
103:7.12
(1139;4)
partially proves postulates of science and religion
103:7.10
(1139;2)
lower planes of m. join directly with higher levels of human philosophy
48:7.1
(556;1)
morontia religion relates to firmer grasp of
101:5.10
(1111;3)
no ascending mortal leaves system headquarters without achieving
45:7.7-8
(518;3)
nonattainable by material personalities
103:6.7
(1136;2)
possession determines suffrage qualifications
45:7.6-7
(518;2)
predicated on experience of having survived
103:6.7
(1136;2)
revelation is only substitute for
4:2.7
(57;4)
,
101:2.2,6
(1106;1)
,
102:3.5
(1122;1)
,
103:6.8,12-13
)
stereoscopic effect on meanings and values
48:6.17
(554;2)
study on mansion worlds
47:5.3
(536;1)
mote
pluck not
m.
from brother's eye
140:3.17
(1571;4)
,
143:5.6
(1613;4)
Mother, Universal.
See
Universal Mother
mother cult
Danubians led Nordics into
80:9.4
(897;7)
greatest vogue in Crete
80:7.7
(895;7)
included cremating dead in stone huts
80:8.5
(897;3)
Mediterranean world largely dominated by
98:1.3
(1078;1)
priests submitted to castration
89:3.4
(976;6)
Mother Eves.
See
Material Sons of God
mother force of space.
See
absoluta
Mother of God cult
Great Mother cult absorbed Salem gospel
93:7.3
(1022;1)
greatest of devastating Roman mystery cults
98:3.5
(1080;7)
influence on Christianity
98:7.7
(1084;6)
Ishtar
95:1.5
(1042;6)
Mithraic Great Mother ritual for women
98:5.5
(1082;6)
sacrament of cakes and wine
89:9.2
(984;1)
Tibetans pray to Holy Mother
94:10.2
(1038;6)
Mother-Son.
See
Eternal Son
Mother Spirits.
See
local universe Mother Spirits
mothers.
See also
child-rearing
;
children
;
home
;
marriage
;
women
believers must love gospel more than
150:4.3
(1682;1)
,
163:3.4
(1804;1)
,
171:2.2
(1869;4)
children derive first impressions of universe from
177:2.5
(1922;3)
females of all higher animals have devoted mother love
68:2.6
(765;3)
forget anguish of childbirth
180:6.7
(1952;3)
love of children is handicapping emotion for women
84:1.6-7
(932;3)
whoever does Father's will is Jesus' mother
154:6.5
(1722;1)
motion
absolute
m.
is
m.
in relation to Paradise
12:4.10
(133;3)
all units of cosmic energy in
m.
except Paradise
12:4.1
(133;3)
can attenuate action of gravity on mass
42:11.5
(482;3)
determined through Paradise relationship
105:3.4
(1156;1)
equilibrant of gravity
12:4.16
(134;5)
Infinite Spirit is apparent ancestor of
9:1.1
(98;6)
opinions concerning origin of
12:4.2-6
(133;4)
progress possible because of inherent
m.
28:6.18
(316;5)
motivation.
See
motives
motives.
See also
prejudice
;
sincerity
Caligastia and Lucifer judged their advisers as being actuated by their own reprehensible
66:8.2
(752;3)
Cano assured Eve persons with good
m.
could do no evil
75:4.5
(842;7)
do not prejudge others'
m.
38:2.4
(419;4)
,
133:1.2
(1469;1)
gain entrance into kingdom
140:3.19
(1571;6)
God looks beyond act to uncover
m.
103:4.5
(1133;5)
,
131:9.3
(1453;1)
,
140:6.4-5
(1576;4)
,
140:10.5
(1585;3)
,
166:1.4
(1826;1)
motive of prayer is right of way; words are valueless
7:3.7
(85;1)
,
146:2.8
(1639;3)
of lifetime revealed in crisis
187:2.4
(2007;3)
of transgressors wholly disregarded by primitives
70:10.3
(794;8)
secoraphic Discerners of Spirits and Sanctities of Service disclose individuals' true
m.
28:5.19
(313;1)
,
28:6.19
(316;6)
to understand others, fathom their
100:4.4-5
(1098;1)
Universal Censors rule as to
m.
28:5.9
(311;1)
what one believes, not what one knows, determines conduct
99:4.5
(1090;1)
mottos.
See
slogans
Mount Ararat
cf:
Mount Sinai
77:4.11-12
(860;6)
sacred Vanite mountain in northern Mesopotamia
77:4.11-12
(860;6)
Mount Assembly
dwelling place of Faithful of Days
43:4sec
(489;4)
morontia mortals assemble on
43:4.5
(489;8)
Mount Carmel
123:5.12
(1363;5)
,
128:3.2
(1411;2)
Elijah was prophet of
135:1.4
(1497;2)
Mount Gerizim
126:1.2
(1387;2)
false Messiah led troops to
185:1.6
(1988;5)
Jesus and apostles camped on
143:6.2-6
(1615;3)
Samaritans worshiped Yahweh on
143:4.2
(1612;2)
,
143:5.5
(1613;3)
worship not on
M.G.
193:1.2
(2053;4)
Mount Gilboa.
See
Gilboa
Mount Hermon
glistened with perpetual snow
123:5.12
(1363;5)
,
124:6.5
(1374;5)
Jesus
Adjuster led him to (134:7:6-7)
defeated Caligastia on
136:3.1
(1512;5)
endured temptation on
134:8sec
(1492;8)
experienced the transfiguration on
Paper 158
(1752;1)
,)
196:1.6
(2091;2)
inaugurated 4th phase of ministry on
157:7.5
(1751;4)
visible from Caesarea Philippi
157:3.1-2
(1745;2)
Mount Hood
61:4.2
(698;4)
Mount Horeb.
See
Mount Sinai
Mount Lebanon
155:4.1
(1728;1)
Mount of Olives.
See
Mount Olivet
mount of transfiguration.
See
Jesus
: events in life: transfiguration;
Mount Hermon
Mount Olivet
127:3.5
(1399;4)
,
164:2.3
(1810;5)
,
171:8.1
(1875;6)
,
174:0.3
(1897;3)
,
182:1.2
(1963;4)
Gethsemane on
142:8.4
(1606;1)
Jesus
as youth, Jesus vowed to return and cleanse temple on
125:4.2
(1381;4)
,
125:6.9
(1384;5)
ascension from
193:5.1
(2057;3)
Jesus' first view of
124:6.8-10
(1375;2)
Jesus wept on
125:4.2
(1381;4)
,
172:3.10
(1882;3)
Joseph of Arimathea's tomb on
188:1.2
(2013;1)
last group prayer on
182:1.2
(1963;4)
palace of Annas on
184:0.3
(1978;3)
sacrificial animals purchased from
173:1.1
(1888;4)
Tuesday evening on
Paper 176
(1912;1)
,)
Mount Olympus
home of happy-go-lucky Greek gods
98:1.4
(1078;2)
Mount Rainier
61:4.2
(698;4)
Mount Royal
59:4.16
(679;9)
Mount Sartaba
122:7.6
(1351;2)
3 day vacation on
143:3.1
(1610;4)
Alexandrian fortress where Herod imprisoned wife
124:6.6
(1374;6)
highest mountain overlooking Jordan valley
124:6.6
(1374;6)
Mount Seraph
at 15,000 ft., highest elevation on Jerusem; departure point for transport seraphim
46:2.8
(521;5)
Mount Shasta
61:4.2
(698;4)
Mount Sinai
cf:
Mount Ararat
77:4.11-12
(860;6)
Egyptians worked iron ores from
80:6.3
(894;4)
erupted during Moses' sojourn
96:4.5
(1057;1)
intermittently active volcano to 2000 B.C.
96:1.11
(1054;1)
Jehovah, spirit of Horeb volcano, became god of Hebrew Semites
94:12.1
(1040;5)
,
96:1.3,11
(1053;1)
Ten Commandments promulgated at
96:4.4
(1040;5)
Mount Tabor
122:6.1
(1349;8)
Jesus and father Joseph climbed to summit
124:1.6
(1367;2)
mountains
chief factor in location is pre-existent trough filled with lighter erosion materials
60:4.2
(691;5)
faith removes
144:2.6
(1619;4)
formed by upheaval at end of continental drift
60:3.11
(690;2)
locations of oldest
60:4.3
(692;1)
modern
m.
built in Cretaceous
60:3.3
(689;2)
named.
See
Adirondack Mountains
;
Alps
;
Andes mountains
;
Apennines
;
Appalachian Mountains
;
Black Forest mountains
;
Brenner Pass
;
Caledonian mountains
;
Carpathians
;
Catskill Mountains
;
Dakota Black Hills
;
Eastern Ghats
;
Himalayas
;
Kopet Dagh
;
Longs Peak
;
Moab, hills of
;
Mount Ararat
;
Mount Carmel
;
Mount Gerizim
;
Mount Hermon
;
Mount Hood
;
Mount Lebanon
;
Mount Olivet
;
Mount Olympus
;
Mount Rainier
;
Mount Royal
;
Mount Sartaba
;
Mount Shasta
;
Mount Sinai
;
Mount Tabor
;
Pikes Peak
;
Pyrenees
;
Rocky Mountains
;
Siwalik Hills
;
Ural mountains
;
Vosges mountains
;
Western Ghats
no rugged ranges on Jerusem or Edentia
43:1.1
(485;5)
,
46:2.1
(520;6)
result of rain, gravity, and erosion
57:8.14
(662;1)
worship of hills
85:1.5
(945;3)
mourning
costumes originally designed to disguise survivors
87:1.5
(959;1)
flute played at
152:1.1
(1699;1)
great obstacle to civilization's advancement
87:2.4-5
(959;5)
Jesus resented forced outward exhibitions of
168:0.12
(1843;6)
,
168:1.4
(1844;3)
mourners shall be comforted
140:3.8
(1570;9)
,
140:5.16
(1575;1)
professional mourners
87:2.5
(959;6)
prolonged
m.
for ancient widows
82:3.12
(916;8)
self-torture was common form of
87:2.4
(959;5)
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