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Topical Index for The Urantia Book
education builders
divine builders, celestial artisans
44:3.6
(502;5)
effects.
See
causation
efficiency
Deities not given to useless duplication of ministry
6:4.2
(76;2)
mental
e.
arises from unification of mind and spirit
100:4.3
(1097;7)
effigies
88:5.3
(971;5)
effort.
See also
action
ascenders learn real mental effort in Havona
26:7.1
(292;5)
essential to acquirement of survival values
50:6.3
(578;3)
loyalties not exercised for good without a struggle
100:4.2
(1097;6)
man does not ascend effortlessly in universe
34:7.2
(382;2)
,
117:4.7
(1284;3)
no happiness without intelligent
48:7.10
(556;1)
progress predicated upon
115:7.2
(1266;3)
recognition indicative of
e.
granted to all
20:8.3
(231;3)
reward follows
50:7.3
(579;2)
self element exhausts, not effort to achieve
48:6.26
(555;5)
ego.
See
alter ego
;
personality
;
self
egocentricity.
See also
selfishness
exposure to many other religions prevents
103:1.3
(1130;2)
Jesus free of
100:7.3
(1101;7)
egotism.
See
selfishness
Egypt.
See also
Alexandria
;
Luxor
;
Nile valley
;
Thebes
accurate reform of calendar 7000 years ago
77:2.12
(858;1)
Andite Imhotep erected first pyramids
80:6.4
(894;5)
appearance of cities
79:1.4
(879;1)
at lowest cultural level 15,000 years ago
80:1.3
(889;5)
baby Jesus taken to
122:10.4
(1354;3)
,
123:0.3,6
(1355;3)
caste systems based on color
70:8.11
(793;3)
culture derived from Euphrates region
80:6.2
(894;3)
,
80:7.5
(895;5)
Egyptians named.
See
Amenemope
;
Amenhotep III
;
Ezraeon
;
Ikhnaton
;
Moses
;
Okhban
;
Philo of Alexandria
growth of commerce
81:3.1
(903;3)
in 15,000 B.C.
78:3.6
(871;2)
influence on Judaism
97:8.2
(1070;5)
migrations in Egypt by
Andites
78:6.5,8
(874;2)
,
79:1.3
(878;4)
,
80:6sec
(894;2)
Bedouin Semites entered as laborers; were enslaved
96:2.2,4
(1054;7)
by Arabians, Saharans, blacks
80:2.2
(890;6)
,
80:6.5
(894;6)
successive racial domination
64:7.15
(728;4)
superior Nodites, Adamites, and Andites arrived from Euphrates valley
95:2.1
(1043;7)
political matters
ascendancy of
E.
brought deliverance to Judah
97:9.23
(1074;5)
E.
put Judah under tribute
97:9.17
(1073;7)
Israel conspired with
E.
to refuse Assyria tribute
97:9.21
(1074;3)
last battle between orange and green men in
64:6.13
(724;3)
Rome pitted Syria against
E.
121:2.8
(1334;2)
profligate sacrifices by ruler
89:4.9
(978;6)
religion
95:2sec
(1043;7)
belief soul and body remained together after death; hence, tomb construction
86:4.8
(953;7)
cult of Osiris and Isis
98:4.2-5
(1081;5)
evolution of moral concepts
95:3sec
(1045;4)
extensive theology; burdensome priesthood
80:6.4
(894;5)
great prophets were Amenemope, Okhban, Ikhnaton, and Moses
95:3.5
(1046;1)
intellectual and moral but not overly spiritual
95:3.5
(1046;1)
ka and ba concept of spirit and soul
111:0.5
(1215;5)
Salem teachings took deepest root in
95:2.1
(1043;7)
taboo on pork
89:1.5
(975;2)
triad gods
104:0.3
(1143;3)
western end of cradle of civilization
81:1.1
(900;3)
Eightfold Path
of Buddhism
94:8.4
(1036;6)
El
composite Hebrew Deity
96:1.7
(1053;5)
El Elyon
96:7.2
(1060;2)
Kenites believed in
96:1.12
(1054;2)
Melchizedek's Most High God
93:2.1,3
(1015;1)
,
93:3.2
(1016;4)
,
93:4.2
(1017;4)
,
96:1.4,12
(1053;2)
,
142:3.4
(1598;5)
Moses became convinced his people would never fully comprehend
96:4.3
(1056;5)
Moses' father-in-law was Kenite worshiper of
96:4.2
(1056;4)
One God as taught by Ikhnaton
95:5.2
(1047;2)
El Shaddai
divine Providence; service rewarded with prosperity
96:1.5-6
(1053;3)
Egyptian concept of God
142:3.5
(1598;6)
Moses' parents believed in
96:4.2
(1056;4)
Elam
eastern Nodite headquarters
73:1.5
(822;2)
Enoch was head of Nodites at
76:2.9
(849;3)
Nodites migrated into
E.
, united with Sangiks
77:4.4
(859;7)
Sethite priests moved eastward through
78:6.3
(873;7)
Elamites
Nodite tribe from Elam
76:2.9
(849;3)
Elealah
165:0.1
(1817;1)
elections.
See
government
;
suffrage
electricity
electronic movement gives rise to
42:5.8
(475;4)
not a basic energy of space
41:1.2
(456;1)
same thing as light, heat, magnetism, chemism, energy, and matter
42:4.1-2
(472;12)
science can never say what
e.
actually is
133:5.4
(1476;6)
electrons
42:3.5
(472;3)
,.
See also
atoms
;
matter
10 modified forms caused by losses of ultimatons
42:6.5
(476;7)
100 ultimatons in each electron
42:3.3
(472;1)
,
42:4.6
(473;4)
,
42:6.4-5
(476;6)
broken up at 35,000,000°F; source of solar energy
41:7.3,5,6
(463;3)
chemical behavior dependent on freely revolving e.
42:7.6-10
(477;8)
electronic condensation from pressure in dense stars
41:3.6
(458;6)
electronic energy.
See
gravita
energy stored when ultimatons aggregate into
e.
42:5.4
(474;8)
gives up particle of light-energy upon collision
42:5.6
(475;2)
heat is measure of activity of
42:4.5
(473;3)
innermost 30 have intermingled energy systems; above 90 may escape
42:7.9
(478;3)
mesotrons disintegrate into
e.
42:8.5
(479;3)
no more than 100
e.
in an atom
42:7.7
(478;1)
orbit at same relative distance from nucleus as planets around sun
42:7.1
(477;3)
orbital velocities beyond human imagination
42:7.3
(477;5)
proceed in direct lines through space
42:5.14
(475;10)
produce X rays when suddenly stopped
42:5.8
(475;4)
quanta of energy given off when
e.
pass to lower energy orbits
42:5.6
(475;2)
size and weight
42:6.7-8
(477;1)
spin sometimes reversed in space rays
58:3.3
(667;2)
subject to linear gravity
41:9.2
(465;2)
,
42:4.3
(473;1)
Supreme Power Centers transmute ultimatons into
e.
42:4.3
(473;1)
take 500,000 years to reach sun's surface
41:5.4
(460;8)
ultimatonic axial revolution determines negative or positive reactions
42:6.6
(476;8)
elements (chemical).
See also
atoms
;
periodic table
100 exist in local universes; 1000 in Havona
14:2.3
(154;5)
,
42:7.4-7
(477;6)
above #27 are less predictable
42:7.10
(478;4)
above #90, electrons may escape
42:7.9
(478;3)
architectural spheres have 100, like evolved planets, plus 100 morontia forms
48:1.3
(541;6)
architectural worlds abound in so-called precious
e.
46:5.24
(526;6)
heavier
e.
not found on surface of many worlds
42:7.5
(477;7)
named.
See
calcium
;
carbon
;
chlorine
;
copper
;
gold
;
helium
;
hydrogen
;
iron (metal)
;
lead
;
nitrogen
;
oxygen
;
platinum
;
radium
;
sodium
;
tin
;
uranium
;
vanadium
;
zinc
properties recur in groups of 7
42:9.2-3
(479;7)
radioactive
e.
brought in by meteors
57:7.3
(659;2)
transmutation of
e.
is source of solar energy
41:7.3
(463;3)
,
41:8.1
(464;3)
elements (natural)
Andonites early developed fear of thunder, lightning, rain, snow, hail, and ice
63:6.3
(716;2)
spirits of fire, water, and air
96:1.1
(1052;4)
worship of
85:4sec
(946;8)
elephants
domesticated by 5000 B.C.
81:2.8
(902;2)
entered Europe
64:4.7
(721;5)
evolve more rapidly than mice
49:1.6
(560;5)
hunted by Neanderthalers
64:4.2
(720;8)
large brain, emotional control; lack of agility; intelligence surpassed only by man
61:3.6,10
(697;1)
massiveness of passing Reptilia found echo in
65:2.10
(732;8)
Miocene was age of
61:3sec
(696;5)
tamed by blue man
66:5.5
(746;3)
would not reproduce in captivity
69:7.3
(778;6)
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