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Topical Index for The Urantia Book
Revelations, Book of.
See also
John Zebedee
confused vision
34:4.8-9
(378;5)
surviving fragments of a great revelation to the Apostle John
139:4.14
(1555;7)
revenge.
See also
anger
;
fear
;
hatred
cannibalism part of solemn ceremony of
r.
89:5.5-6
(979;4)
character is measured by ability to resist holding grudges
140:8.5
(1579;7)
,
156:5.17
(1740;4)
creative imagination inhibited by
111:4.9
(1220;8)
early cause of war
70:1.12
(784;8)
Jesus abhorred retaliation
140:8.5
(1579;7)
,
159:1.6
(1764;1)
,
159:5.11
(1770;3)
,
162:0.2
(1788;2)
Judas harbored
139:12.6,9
(1566;5)
,
157:7.4
(1751;3)
,
177:4.10
(1926;3)
,
193:4.2,8
(2055;5)
make no allowance for
140:8.5
(1579;7)
mask of cowardice
145:3.4
(1632;3)
material irritant of immaturity
160:3.5
(1778;3)
planned in mind courts judgment
140:6.4
(1576;4)
pride of
r.
blinds
162:7.3
(1796;5)
result of ignorance of true longings of fellows
174:1.5
(1898;5)
return good for evil
140:2.15
(1898;5)
,
140:6.9
(1577;3)
spiritual deliverance from
141:3.8
(1590;3)
vengeance
aim of primitive life
70:10.9
(795;6)
does not right wrongs
140:8.7
(1580;2)
is mine, says the Lord
70:10.9
(795;6)
suicide hunger strikes were ancient modes of retaliation
70:10.10
(795;7)
when enemy smites you, turn the other cheek
159:5.9-12
(1770;1)
reversion.
See
recreation
reversion directors
48:4sec
(547;4)
all celestial beings enjoy
84:8.5
(942;6)
collaborate with heavenly reproducers
44:2.10
(501;9)
collaborate with Joys of Existence
28:5.16
(312;3)
corps from Urantia
48:4.14
(549;1)
directors of change and relaxation
48:4.3
(547;6)
in Uversa personality register
30:2.26
(338;3)
lessen irritability and resentment in groups
43:8.9
(494;8)
maintain headquarters on each mansion world
47:0.4
(530;4)
operate chiefly from local system headquarters
37:10.4
(416;4)
promote relaxation and humor, reverting memory to former state, thought change, mind rest
30:3.7
(339;4)
,
48:4.9-10
(548;4)
recruited from Havona natives to morontia progressors, who predominate
43:7.4
(493;5)
,
48:4.9
(548;4)
theater on Jerusem
46:5.23
(526;5)
revolution (abrupt change)
deranges society
66:6.3-6
(749;5)
disastrous suddenly to liberate great numbers of slaves
69:8.9
(779;8)
displaced evolution in planetary rebellion
67:5.1
(758;6)
harmful approach
69:9.18
(782;5)
,
99:2.5
(1087;8)
Jesus was a progressive evolutionist, not a revolutionary
149:2.11
(1671;6)
nearly fatal to undertake wholesale change of mores by
68:4.6
(767;6)
no great social or economic change should be effected suddenly
81:6.40
(911;5)
technique of Caligastia
136:9.2
(1522;1)
revolution (motion).
See also
ellipse
all units of cosmic energy are in
12:4.1
(133;3)
reward.
See also
achievement
;
karma
;
profit
deferred r. inherent in unselfish service
28:5.17
(312;4)
extend help without thought of
131:8.5
(1452;3)
follows effort
50:7.3
(579;2)
joy, communion, eternal life are believers' only
141:7.5
(1593;6)
of personal satisfaction in showing mercy
28:6.8
(315;2)
real rewards are spiritual
193:4.11
(2056;9)
religion is not magical promises of future mystical r.
99:5.2
(1091;1)
satisfaction of righteousness transcends any material reward
39:4.13
(435;6)
successful Neanderthal hunters got choice of wives
64:4.2,12
(720;8)
Rhine River
Nordic-Danubian culture mingled along
80:9.3
(897;6)
rhinoceroses
61:1.4
(694;1)
,
61:2.9
(695;7)
,
61:3.4-5
(696;8)
,
61:4.3
(698;5)
,
64:4.7
(721;5)
Rhodes
130:0.3
(1427;3)
,
133:7.1
(1479;1)
rhythm.
See also
music
increases efficiency, augments pleasure
44:4.11
(504;3)
practiced to influence the spirits
90:4.6
(991;5)
rhythm recorders
thought recorders, celestial artisans
44:4.11
(504;3)
rice
Adamites ate
81:1.8
(901;3)
thrown on newlyweds to ensure fecundity
83:4.5
(925;1)
rich, the.
See
wealth
: persons possessing wealth
rich man and beggar
Nazarite parable
169:3sec
(1854;5)
rich man of Rome
Jesus' counsel to
132:5sec
(1462;2)
Jesus often similarly advised well-to-do disciples
163:2.11
(1803;2)
rich widow of Tyre
sought to buy healing
149:1.9
(1670;1)
rich young ruler.
See
Matadormus
riches.
See
wealth
ridicule
beware poison darts of
174:0.2
(1897;2)
do not indulge in sarcasm
159:3.4
(1765;6)
Judas influenced by Sadducean friends'
172:5.13
(1887;1)
Peter withered before
139:2.6
(1551;2)
,
184:2.8
(1981;2)
withering influence of
174:3.5
(1900;5)
Rig-Veda.
See also
Hinduism
Brahmans culled sacred writings to create
R.-V.
in order to combat Salem teachers
94:1.7
(1028;3)
distinction between mind and heart
111:0.7
(1216;1)
most variegated system of theology ever developed
94:1.7
(1028;3)
portrayed one spirituality of Hindu gods
96:0.1
(1052;1)
right.
See also
justice
all rights associated with duties
81:5.6
(906;4)
for ancients, might was
70:11.9
(797;7)
,
70:12.2
(798;1)
for ghost cultists, spirits' co-operation
87:5.10
(963;5)
right hand of the Father
Creator Sons proceed to
21:4.4
(239;10)
,
52:5.6
(596;4)
Jesus ascended to
120:3.10
(1330;5)
,
136:3.5
(1513;2)
,
142:7.13
(1604;8)
,
182:1.3
(1963;5)
,
193:5.5
(2057;7)
power of god
194:4.4
(2066;4)
presence of God
5:2.2
(64;5)
we shall repeatedly stand at
13:2.7
(148;6)
,
137:8.16
(1537;3)
righteousness
2:3sec
(36;6)
,.
See also
justice
;
mercy
;
virtue
4 steps of inner
170:3.2-3
(1861;7)
Adjuster creates hunger and thirst for
101:2.12
(1107;4)
are you a better
r.
recommender?
156:5.15
(1740;2)
be valiant in defense of
178:1.14
(1931;5)
believers have implicit faith in triumph of
156:5.12
(1739;7)
best way is the right way
12:7.2
(137;3)
better little with
r.
than riches with wickedness
149:5.2
(1674;4)
certain victory of
52:7.14
(600;3)
comes not from passive attitudes
159:5.12
(1770;4)
defined as
acquired by faith
170:3.1
(1861;6)
conformity with the cosmos
16:7.6-7
(193;5)
identification with Father's plan
101:10.7
(1117;1)
love, mercy, and truth the desire to do will of God
140:6.3
(1576;3)
,
196:3.29
(2096;8)
more to be desired than sovereignty of all the earth
131:3.7
(1447;4)
natural fruit of spirit-born life
150:5.5
(1683;2)
necessary to do work of kingdom
140:10.1
(1584;4)
progressive character development
144:4.3
(1621;2)
yielding satisfaction transcending material reward
39:4.13
(435;6)
do not seek to establish
r.
by laws or force
16:7.9
(193;8)
,
153:3.5
(1712;5)
,
159:3.2
(1765;4)
,
178:1.2-12
(1929;3)
exemplify the beautiful wholeness of
155:1.5
(1726;2)
eyes of the Lord are over the righteous
4:1.4
(55;2)
God gives to man
96:7.7
(1060;7)
God is source of moral law
2:6.5
(41;3)
God's
r.
exhibited as equal hatred for sin
2:6.7
(41;5)
God's
r.
not dominated by strict retributive justice
2:6.6
(41;4)
happy are they who hunger and thirst for
140:3.4
(1570;5)
,
140:5.8
(1574;1)
,
150:5.5
(1683;2)
,
193:2.2
(2054;3)
hunger and thirst for
r.
leads to discovery of truth
103:4.2
(1133;2)
Ikhnaton's religion in daily life
95:5.8
(1048;2)
in Havona, natural enjoyment of doing things rightly
14:5.3
(158;6)
make friends with forces of
169:2.5
(1854;1)
mind that discerns God is pure mind
101:1.3
(1104;6)
Moses taught
r.
always rewarded with prosperity, power
135:5.1
(1500;1)
necessity to go to the people reveals lack of
155:1.5
(1726;2)
nourishes individual creativity
182:1.8
(1965;2)
only the poor in spirit hunger for
140:5.8
(1574;1)
rabbis taught that the ignorant could not enjoy
138:8.7
(1545;8)
recognized by God
48:7.12
(556;1)
requires contrast of potential evil
3:5.13
(51;12)
rights.
See
human rights
Rimmon
146:1sec
(1637;3)
ring
married women set apart by
82:2.5
(915;3)
son's
r.
given to prodigal son
169:1.9
(1852;2)
rituals.
See
ceremonies
;
cults
;
traditions
rivalry.
See
competition
river bed
is not the river
100:5.1
(1098;4)
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