Adam's coincidental choosing of 7th day for worship 74:3.9(831;6), 74:4.6(832;6), 74:8.1(836;7)

apostles rubbed grain on 147:6.4(1654;3)

commandment to rest on 7th day 142:3.15,21(1599;7), 147:6.4(1654;3)

description of Hebrew service 150:8sec(1684;4)

every 10th day on Edentia 43:6.3(492;3)

is it lawful to heal on? 148:7.2(1665;1), 167:1.4-5(1834;2)

Jesus charged with breaking 145:3.1(1631;6), 147:6.4(1654;3), 162:2.2(1790;5), 164:4sec(1813;4), 167:3.2(1836;1), 169:0.6(1850;6), 175:4.10(1911;7), 184:3.1,12(1982;2)

Jesus encouraged man at pool of Bethesda on 147:3.5-6(1649;5)

Jesus liberalized his family's observance of 127:4.9(1402;2)

Jews respected Mesopotamian taboos regarding 95:1.2(1042;3)

maximum legal journey was 1000 yards 147:6.3(1654;2)

not for bondage of meaningless restrictions 148:7.4(1665;3)

not permissible to go in quest of health on 145:3.1(1631;6)

Old Testament's two reasons for keeping the S. 142:3.21(1599;13)

oxen watered; animal retrieved from well on 167:1.5(1834;3), 167:3.3(1836;2)

S. made for man, not man for S. 147:6.4(1654;3)

Sanhedrin met on S. to condemn Jesus 164:4.1,8(1813;4), 184:0.1(1978;1)

saber-toothed tigers 61:3.13(697;8), 61:5.7(699;8), 61:7.15(702;5)

lions virtually exterminated 64:4.7(721;5)

man defending family against 100:4.5(1098;2)

peace chiefs of red race 70:5.7(789;5)

Tyre and Sidon would have repented in 163:6.5(1807;4)

sacraments 89:9sec(983;7)

erroneous likening of human associations to divine 83:8.1-4(929;4)

ideas of ransom, redemption, covenants evolved into 89:9.1(983;7)

Mithraics

believed partaking of sacrament ensured eternal life 98:5.4(1082;5)

partook of bread and wine 98:6.4(1083;4)

Remembrance Supper was the only sacrament Jesus established 179:5.4-5(1942;3)

sacred books. See also New Testament; Old Testament; Rig-Veda

almost completely absent in Greece 98:2.7(1079;4)

arrant fetishism to let a chance passage determine one's decisions 88:2.8(969;6)

beliefs altered by mythmaking tendency 4:5.1(59;6)

believers should reject authority of traditions regarded as word of God 155:6.2(1730;6)

blunder to miraculously interpret certain epochs of history 97:8.5(1071;3)

erroneous doctrine of perfection of scriptures 159:4.6(1768;2)

fetish that every truth is contained therein 88:2.7(969;5)

find word of God not only on pages of s.b. 155:6.12(1732;5)

finding plausible theories to justify outworn customs 92:2.3(1004;6)

Ganid's abstracts from Paper 131 (1442;1),)

give up practice of always quoting Scriptures 155:6.7(1731;5)

intellectually dishonest teachers of 159:4.10(1769;1)

Jesus appropriated the cream of the Scriptures, repudiated the lesser 159:5.1-9(1769;3)

Jesus' talk with Nathaniel concerning Scriptures 159:4sec(1767;3)

Koran. See Islam

nature

deleterious agency of religion 91:5.6(999;2)

fail to distinguish Deity from subordinate personalities 4:5.2(60;1)

faulty, altogether human in origin 159:4.3(1767;5)

fetishistic prisons incarcerating man's spiritual imagination 88:2.6-10(969;4),

in agreement on relationship of God with man 130:3.6(1433;1)

not sealed books of mystery 159:4.9(1768;5)

not written as infallible guidebook 97:7.3(1068;3)

relics of barbarism retained within 70:10.8(795;5)

winnowed moral wisdom of many centuries 88:2.9(969;7)

Paul little dreamed his letters would be regarded as word of God 98:7.9(1084;8), 149:2.2(1670;3)

Scriptures invoked to support contending views of Messiah 136:1.1(1509;3), 172:3.4(1881;2)

sacred spheres of Paradise Paper 13 (143;1),)

1. worlds of the Father 13:1sec(144;1)

7 worlds, each directed by 10 Trinitized Secrets of Supremacy 13:1.2(144;2), 18:1sec(207;5)

contain personality secrets 13:1.1(144;1)

each sphere has specialized manifestation of Deities 13:1.3(144;3)

each world different in physical constitution 13:0.2(143;2)

equal to Paradise in beauty 13:2.1(147;5)

exist on transcendental level 106:0.6(1162;6)

innermost of 3 circuits 13:0.1(143;1)

named. See Ascendington; Divinington; Seraphington; Solitarington; Sonarington; Spiritington; Vicegerington

natives, in personality register 30:2.19(337;3)

only forbidden domains concerned with personality 13:1.1-3(144;1)

personal communion with Father on 5:2.2(64;5)

reflect spiritual luminosity throughout Paradise and Havona 13:0.3(143;3)

reunion spheres, permanent cosmic addresses 13:2.1(147;5)

status acquired by service as well as origin 13:2.5(148;4)

ultimate status spheres for all Father-endowed personalities 13:0.6(143;6)

2. worlds of the Eternal Son 6:6.4(78;7), 13:3sec(149;4)

7 worlds of pure-spirit existence 13:3.1(149;4)

alike in physical constitution 13:0.2(143;2)

personality not present on 13:3.2-3(149;5)

second of 3 circuits 13:0.1(143;1)

source of threefold light of Paradise and Havona 13:3.1(149;4)

3. worlds of the Spirit 13:0.5(143;5), 13:4sec(149;7)

7 Master Spirits conduct operations from 13:0.5(143;5), 13:4.2(150;1), 15:10.1(178;1), 17:1.1(198;1), 24:1.3(265;3)

7 worlds, inhabited by offspring of Infinite Spirit and trinitized sons 13:4.1(149;7)

all personalities pass through, going to and from Paradise 17:1.6(198;6)

always open to all beings 13:4.6(150;5)

Associate Circuit Supervisors stationed on 24:1.3(265;3)

central personality registries for all children of Infinite Spirit 17:1.6(198;6)

each world different in physical constitution 13:0.2(143;2)

great conclaves take place on 17:1.9(199;3)

Havona, but not Paradise, bathed in spiritual illumination of 13:0.5(143;5)

natives of, in personality register 30:2.19(337;3)

outermost of 3 circuits 13:0.1(143;1), 17:1.1(198;1)

reserves of Census Directors stationed on 24:2.3(267;1)

21 enormous eternal spheres in 3 circuits rotating clockwise between Paradise and Havona 12:1.4(129;2), 13:0.1-2(143;1), 14:1.1(152;3)

embrace potentials of master universe function 13:0.7(143;7)

material constitution of unrevealed order 13:0.2(143;2)

attaches to what is ancient 88:6.4(972;4), 92:2.2(1004;5)

danger of attaching s. to nonsacred 155:3.5(1727;5)

false fear of 159:4.9(1768;5)

much regarded as sacred history is actually profane 97:9.29(1075;5)

sacred oftentimes appears to be common 167:6.3(1840;2)

to those who work with Jesus, all things are sacred 181:2.19(1959;3)

sacrifice 89:4-9secs). See also atonement doctrine; avoidance; coercion; conciliation (ceremony); exorcism; placation; propitiation; redemption

Andonites originated ceremonies of 63:6.4(716;3)

animal sacrifice

Abel sacrificed animals in the second garden 76:2.2-3(848;2)

Adam substituted offerings of fruit for blood 74:7.7(836;3)

at first man offered his best animals 89:4.8(978;5)

at Jerusalem temple 125:1.1,4(1378;3), 125:2.1,3(1379;2), 125:5.5(1382;7), 173:1.1-2(1888;4)

bullocks 162:4.3(1794;2), 173:1.6-7(1890;1)

by Andonites 63:6.4(716;3)

doves and pigeons for the poor 122:10.2(1354;1), 173:1.2(1888;5)

held in greater esteem than offerings of agriculture 81:1.4(900;6)

Isaiah opposed 126:4.5(1392;3)

Jesus opposed 125:2.3(1379;4), 125:5.5(1382;7), 173:1sec(1888;4)

Mithraics ate flesh of animal sacrifices 98:5.4(1082;5)

replaced human sacrifice 89:5.16(980;5)

atonement for sins of commission and omission 89:0.2(974;2)

atonement s. was blanket insurance for racial sin 89:4.5(978;2)

barbarous idea of winning God's favor through 4:5.4(60;3)

believed to purchase prosperity 89:8.6(983;4)

conceived as message bearer to gods 89:4.3(977;5)

debt s. embraced idea of redemption 89:4.2(977;4)

drink offering 162:4.4(1794;3)

earliest idea was neutrality assessment 89:4.5(978;2)

examples of early s. 89:4.1(977;3)

gift s. connoted attitude of thanksgiving 89:4.2(977;4)