one of chief Mesopotamian deities 95:1.4(1042;5)
sincerity. See also motives
ascenders' s. is sublime by reaching Havona 26:4.6(290;3)
even in material-mindedness, Philip was sincere 181:2.20(1960;1)
Eve's project of modifying the divine plan was sincere 75:4.6(842;8)
most serviceable when wedded to discretion 181:2.21(1960;2)
of prayer is assurance of its being heard 145:2.6(1630;2)
shadow of hair's turning, premeditated for untrue purpose, is falsehood 48:6.22(555;1)
sometimes causes pain 100:7.2(1101;6)
heavenly reproducers, celestial artisans 44:2.3(501;2)
Chinese spiritual leader 100,000 years ago 79:6.10(885;7)
one of 24 counselors 45:4.8(513;9)
beings of direct or indirect descent from one of the Paradise Deities 30:1.10(332;1)
in Paradise classification 30:1.10-13(332;1)
orders
A. Supreme Spirits q.v.
B. ascending orders
1. Personalized Adjusters q.v.
2. ascending Material Sons. See Material Sons of God
3. evolutionary seraphim. See seraphim
4. evolutionary cherubim. See cherubim and sanobim
5. unrevealed ascenders 30:1.12(332;3)
C. family of Infinite Spirit. See Infinite Spirit: family of
aridity forced Andites to invent new methods in 81:6.3(906;8)
eastern Turkestan; Tarim River in 79:1.1-2(878;2)
migration to China from 20,000 years ago 79:6.5(885;2)
become as though they had not been 53:9.7(611;6)
bond servants of sin 162:7.2(1796;4)
Jesus loved, came to call 100:7.11(1102;8), 137:8.16(1537;3), 138:3.6(1540;9), 138:6.4(1543;2), 157:6.9(1750;3)
no peace for the wicked 131:2.10(1445;4)
time to accept salvation is vouchsafed every sinner 54:5.2-3(617;2)
wicked people should not be allowed to take advantage of "golden rulers" 71:4.4(804;4)
defeated by Deborah and Barak at Taanach 126:1.2(1387;2)
Hindu lord of life, death, fertility, and destruction 94:4.5(1031;6)
member of Hindu trinitarian concept 104:1.5(1144;2)
contain fossils nearest to transition man 64:3.4(720;5)
skeletal structures. See also skulls
dependable in deciphering human racial origins 81:4.3,9(904;7)
originally, 5 distinct types 81:4.3-9(904;7)
asserts knowledge fallacious, conviction impossible 121:4.5(1336;3)
philosophy leans upon metaphysics 103:6.14(1137;4)
Occidental religion languished until days of 98:6.2(1083;2)
skies. See also atmosphere
mistake to dream of God far off in the s. 5:2.3(64;6)
became fetishes 88:1.8(968;3)
trephined to allow escape of headache spirits 90:4.4(991;3)
types 78:8.1(875;5), 80:1.2(889;4), 80:2.1-2(890;5), 80:7.2(895;2), 80:8.2,5(896;7), 80:9.5-10(897;8), 81:4.2-9(904;6)
indicates presence of organic carbon 58:7.10(671;3)
shale changed into 59:1.12(674;2)
after arrival of Adams 51:4.7(585;3)
in continental nation 72:5.2(813;3)
among races in primitive times 51:4.6-7(585;2)
benefits of slavery
compelled backward and lazy peoples to work 69:8.6(779;5)
compelled man to invent regulative society 69:8.7(779;6)
indispensable link in civilization 69:8.6-7(779;5)
liberated captors' wives from tilling soil 84:3.8(934;7)
raised masters' standard of living 81:2.9(902;3)
slaves eventually shared blessings of higher society 69:8.8(779;7)
detriment of slavery
Greek culture perished as result of s. 80:7.6,13(895;6), 98:1.1(1077;5), 98:2.3(1078;7), 133:5.12(1477;7)
practice deteriorated Cro-Magnons 80:3.9(892;3)
reason for Roman decline 195:3.9(2074;4)
s. is gravest destructive social malady 69:8.8(779;7)
in civilization 69:8sec(778;9)
industrial servitude in s. to debt 69:8.10(780;1)
institution came with agriculture 81:2.9(902;3)
lending was primitive means of enslavement 69:5.8(776;6)
man attached to the land 69:8.5(779;4)
not prevalent among pastoral peoples 69:8.4(779;3)
possible emancipation made early church tolerant of 121:3.8(1335;7)
primitive man a slave to usage 68:4.5(767;5)
primitives never hesitated to enslave 69:8.1(778;9)
secularism betrays man into political and economic 195:8.4(2081;4)
specialization of labor based on 69:3.7(774;6)
Africans were great slave race 69:8.5(779;4)
Claudius was wealthy Roman slaveholder 132:4.5(1461;3)
difficult for s. to transfer master-fear into God-love 92:7.7(1013;2)
exempt from temple head tax 173:1.3(1889;1)
girl in Fair Havens 130:5.4(1436;5)
in Judea, s. cost 30 pieces of silver 186:1.2(1997;5)
killed to serve their masters in ghostland 87:2.8(960;2)
master's power over s. unqualified under Roman law 121:3.7(1335;6)
often received wages; could purchase freedom 121:3.8-9(1335;7)
sacrificed by owners to show disdain for wealth 69:5.14(777;2)
some early war caused by need for 70:1.11(784;7)
women were the first 69:8.1(778;9)
Adjusters may detach during 48:6.12(553;4)
custom to speak of death as 167:4.6(1837;5)
primitives believed soul left body during 86:5.4,6(954;3)
revolting dreams disturbed young Jesus' 125:2.4(1379;5)
sleeping space among first private possessions 69:9.11(781;5)
mortals without personal guardians who cannot go directly to mansion worlds 30:4.4(341;1)
of Adamic dispensation raised 189:3.1-3(2024;3)
personality, mind transcripts, and memory held by Adjusters; mind-matrix and potential of identity in soul held by destiny guardians 47:3.3-4(533;1)
personality identification preserved on archangels' worlds 37:3.8(409;5)
rest in unconscious sleep until new dispensation 30:4.4-5(341;1)
resurrection by guardian angels 113:6.7-8(1247;5)
