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paradox.
See also
mysteries
God's immanence and transcendence
5:5.6
(69;1)
infinity is the maximum
p.
115:3.4
(1262;1)
of simultaneous measurements
65:6.1
(737;1)
the human
p.
111:6sec
(1221;8)
paralysis
ever-present dread of bad luck brought primitives
86:1.3
(950;5)
paralytic at Bethsaida
healing
148:9sec
(1666;5)
paranoids
some early priests were
90:1.2
(986;5)
parchment
Jesus objected to custom of touching
124:4.7
(1372;4)
parental commission
12 recently arrived parents serve on
47:1.4
(531;2)
all survivors must pass requirements of
47:1.4,6
(531;2)
parents.
See also
child-rearing
;
children
;
family
;
fathers
;
mothers
affectionate
p.
never called upon to forgive children
174:1.2
(1898;2)
children commanded to honor
p.
131:2.12
(1446;1)
,
153:3.3
(1712;3)
,
163:2.4
(1801;7)
disclose to children the love of Paradise Parent
84:7.30
(942;1)
divine love is source of parental love
21:0.2
(234;2)
highly educational and disciplinary responsibilities of parenthood
126:2.2
(1388;2)
importance to children of love between p.
160:2.6
(1775;7)
,
177:2.2
(1921;6)
instinct to care for feeble infants
63:3.1
(713;1)
leaving
p.
for sake of kingdom
163:3.4
(1804;1)
no ascending mortal can escape parenthood experience
45:6.4-9
(516;2)
,
47:1.4,6
(531;2)
no mortal reproduction after life in flesh
45:6.7
(516;5)
parent-child relationship is most tender and beautiful in mortal experience
2:6.2
(40;6)
privilege of giving sons to the Father
84:7.4
(939;7)
relationship with God is Father-child
3:4.7
(50;5)
,
196:3.32
(50;5)
rewarded by excellency of their children
71:3.9
(803;9)
selflessness inherent in parental love
2:6.4
(41;2)
,
16:9.7
(196;3)
parrots
New Guinea tribe teaches descent from
74:8.5
(837;4)
Parsees
dog is sacred animal of
88:1.4
(967;6)
fire myth persists in symbolism of
69:6.6
(778;1)
modern perversions of Zoroaster
95:6.8
(1050;4)
Parthia
134:2.1
(1484;5)
library at Alexandria contained manuscripts from
130:3.4
(1432;4)
rising power; wars with Rome
121:1.6
(1333;2)
,
121:2.8
(1334;2)
partiality.
See
favoritism
partnership.
See also
groups
;
marriage
quadruples achievement possibilities
43:8.11
(494;10)
when man goes into
p.
with God, great things happen
107:4.7
(1181;3)
,
118:5.2
(1299;2)
,
132:7.9
(1467;5)
parts and the whole
12:7sec
(137;2)
,
12:9.3
(141;4)
,
131:8.4
(1452;2)
,.
See also
groups
;
individual, the
as it is with the parts, so it is with the whole
12:7.11
(138;6)
,
116:6.6
(1275;6)
evolution of parts is segmented reflection of purposive growth of whole
116:6.6
(1275;6)
from standpoint of eternity, welfare of part and whole indistinguishable
3:2.8
(47;6)
group members reap benefits and suffer consequences of others' actions
12:7.11
(138;6)
,
54:6.3-4
(618;6)
,
67:7sec
(760;6)
,
145:2.8
(1630;4)
Orvonton's purpose is meaning-of-the-whole
15:14.3
(182;1)
parts and individuals of grand universe evolve as reflection of total evolution of Supreme
117:0.4
(1278;4)
potential may fail to actualize with respect to a part, but never in aggregate
115:3.13
(1262;10)
survival of part depends on identification with whole
3:5.15
(52;1)
Trinity manifests regard for the whole, not the parts
3:2.8
(47;6)
,
10:7.2
(115;4)
,
118:10.11
(1305;6)
understanding relationship of parts to each other requires understanding relationship of each to the whole
56:10.16
(647;7)
universe government rather risk rebellion than deprive one soul of eternal life
112:5.7-8
(1233;3)
universe is integrated aggregation of real units subject to destiny of the whole
112:5.1
(1232;2)
whole is dependent on total acts of manifold parts
117:4.5
(1284;1)
whole often more than, or different from, sum of parts
12:9.3
(141;4)
passenger birds
affectionate; intelligent; spoke many words
52:1.5
(590;1)
Bon successfully trained fandors as passenger birds; extinct 30,000 years ago
66:5.6
(746;4)
could fly 2 men nonstop 500 miles
52:1.5
(590;1)
used in Eden; Adam inspected Garden from
74:3.4
(831;1)
,
74:4.4
(832;4)
ostrichlike bird was ancestor of
61:1.4
(694;1)
passions.
See
emotions
;
flesh
;
sex
: urge
passivity.
See also
indolence
;
initiative
Jesus' disciples should always be active, positive
194:3.11
(2064;3)
righteousness comes not from
159:5.9-12
(1770;1)
Passover.
See
Judaism
: feasts
passport
to eternity is attainment of Father
26:9.2
(294;6)
past
folly to regard
p.
as exclusive source of truth
79:8.8
(888;1)
Jesus portrayed deliverance from
188:5.3
(2018;2)
must be forgotten, disowned
154:6.8
(1722;4)
,
156:2.6
(1736;3)
restful to contemplate; savors of things already mastered
48:4.10-20
(548;5)
weakening effect of overreverence for
79:6.9
(885;6)
pastoral living.
See
herders
Patagonians
worshiped trees
85:2.4
(945;7)
patents
profits on
p.
taxed at 50% in continental nation
72:7.10
(816;1)
paternalism.
See
favoritism
patience.
See also
forgiveness
;
impatience
;
submission
;
time
Adam and Eve would have met with success had they exercised more
75:1.6
(840;2)
,
75:8.4
(846;3)
bear with erring brother
54:5.5
(617;5)
being just and fair are preconditions to showing p.
28:6.8
(315;2)
being long-suffering is fruit of spirit
34:6.13
(381;7)
cannot function independently of time
54:5.4
(617;4)
challenge evil and hatred with forbearance
194:3.12
(2064;4)
cheerfully endure tasks, trials of Adjuster's selection
110:7.10
(1213;5)
delays of time inevitable
65:8.1
(739;5)
evidence man indwelt by God
26:11.5
(297;2)
exercised by mortals whose time units are short
118:1.6
(1295;6)
forbearance under provocation
178:1.14
(1931;5)
go slowly in political evolution
71:2.1
(801;5)
good derived from
39:4.12
(435;5)
,
54:4.7
(616;6)
Jesus
always exhibited
p.
with human shortcomings
158:7.8
(1760;5)
counsel regarding Jude
128:6.8
(1416;1)
,
128:7.3-4
(1417;2)
p.
was Jesus' ideal of strength of character
140:8.20
(1582;1)
would not act prematurely
100:7.14
(1103;2)
learned in one's family
84:7.28
(941;9)
mortals should be slow to criticize universe delays
54:6.8
(619;5)
natural, slow, and sure way of accomplishing divine purpose
136:8.5
(1520;6)
parable of prodigal son illustrates need for
54:4.2
(616;1)
possess soul in
176:1.1
(1912;3)
,
181:2.15
(1958;2)
Prince's staff set about slowly and naturally to advance interests intrusted to them
66:6.3-7
(749;5)
time alone ripens fruit upon tree
130:5.3
(1436;4)
universe not managed merely to meet our approval
65:5.3
(736;6)
we are in the hands of God
135:9.6
(1505;6)
we must in all things wait upon Father's will
137:4.8
(1529;5)
we will have opportunity to present any good ideas in future ages
65:3.7
(734;4)
wisdom of delay
54:5sec
(617;1)
Patmos, Isle of
Apostle John banished to
139:4.13-14
(1555;6)
Patrae
Apostle Andrew crucified in
139:1.12
(1550;3)
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