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honesty.
See also
fraud
;
lying
;
truth
base life on highest truth
110:3.7
(1206;5)
cf:
mistake always to speak one's mind
180:5.5
(1949;7)
,
181:2.21
(1960;2)
early traders regarded it permissible to cheat strangers
69:4.3
(775;3)
face facts of life
133:4.11
(1475;4)
,
193:4.9
(2056;7)
following truth wherever it leads, and regardless of conclusions
3:5.10
(51;9)
,
103:7.5
(1138;3)
fruit of the spirit
193:2.2
(2054;3)
Jesus embraced truth regardless of apparent source
126:3.8
(1390;3)
regarding property,
h.
originally rested on superstition
69:9.9
(781;3)
truth makes man free
52:5.4
(596;2)
,
101:6.8
(1112;4)
,
141:7.6
(1593;7)
,
143:1.4
(1608;1)
,
162:7.2
(1796;4)
,
194:2.2
(2060;7)
,
194:3.5
(2063;3)
truth must strike in heart with living roots
151:2.2
(1689;5)
,
177:5.2
(1927;3)
honor.
See also
glory
;
pride
;
respect
;
self-respect
futile without an audience to parade before
68:2.10
(765;7)
historically
primitives desired
69:5.7
(776;5)
wealth early became badge of social distinction
69:5.13
(777;1)
Zebedee sons sought
171:0.5
(1867;5)
incessant clamoring of inescapable self for
h.
3:5.13
(51;12)
sacredness of personal honor
196:0.7
(2088;2)
seek only what belongs to you
156:5.19
(1740;6)
hopes
entertaining false
h.
leads to disappointment and frustration
97:8.4
(1071;2)
,
137:6.5
(1533;3)
eye has not seen what God has prepared
11:4.5
(121;6)
,
24:6.2
(269;6)
,
43:6.8
(493;1)
fondest
h.
must sometimes die for new opportunity
48:6.25
(555;4)
fruit of the spirit
193:2.2
(2054;3)
grandeur of trust
3:5.8
(51;7)
hope springs eternal in human breast
181:1.7
(1954;4)
hope transcends all fear because of God's love
34:6.13
(381;7)
Jesus repeatedly dashed apostles'
h.
139:0.1
(1548;1)
,
145:4.3
(1634;3)
,
153:1.3
(1708;2)
,
153:5.1
(1715;1)
,
157:4.1
(1746;5)
,
158:5.4
(1757;4)
lessen expectations to reduce disappointment
192:2.10
(2049;1)
man earns status by his
3:5.16
(52;2)
spirit-born individuals calm while keenest
h.
crash
100:2.8
(1096;5)
transformation of faith engenders hope
101:10.8
(1117;2)
horde
most primitive society was
70:3.1
(787;1)
Horeb.
See
Mount Sinai
hormones
chemical reactions resulting from
65:6.6
(737;6)
pituitary glands in relation to spirit reception
49:5.12
(566;7)
hornets
anger is stone thrown into nest of
48:7.20
(557;4)
horsepower
drop of water contain 100
h.
exerted over 2 years
41:7.6
(463;6)
horses
appearance
61:1.4
(694;1)
,
61:2.9
(695;7)
,
61:3sec
(696;5)
,
61:4.4-5
(698;6)
,
61:5.7
(699;8)
extinct in America before arrival of red man
61:4.5
(698;7)
,
61:7.15
(702;5)
in general use by 5000 B.C.
81:2.8
(902;2)
,
81:3.6
(904;2)
intelligence approaches that of elephant
61:3.6,10
(697;1)
stealing
h.
once capital offense
70:10.15
(796;5)
tend to flee when frightened
61:3.10
(697;5)
value
Andites of Turkestan first extensively domesticated
81:2.8
(902;2)
determined dominance of Andites in Occident
80:4.4
(892;7)
for food, travel, agriculture, war
61:3.11
(697;6)
hunted by Neanderthalers
64:4.2
(720;8)
not domesticated in days of Prince's staff
66:5.5
(746;3)
offered barbarians tremendous military advantage
78:8.3
(875;7)
Vishnu shown with horse's head
85:3.4
(946;6)
Horus
battle with Set
95:2.6
(1044;5)
Hosea
Father spoke through
155:6.2
(1730;6)
preached hope and forgiveness through repentance rather than sacrifice
97:4.5-6
(1066;2)
secret writing began Old Testament
97:9.20
(1074;2)
hospitality.
See also
friendship
guest friendship was temporary hospitality
70:3.9
(787;9)
minister as one entertaining children of Most High
133:4.8
(1475;1)
hostility.
See
hatred
hosts to celestial visitors
Morontia Companions; entertain superhuman groups
48:3.10
(546;3)
house of Fad
library of Dalamatia
66:5.9
(746;7)
houses.
See also
home
house divided soon brought to desolation
153:4.3
(1714;2)
house-to-house visitation
141:8.1
(1595;2)
,
142:8.1
(1605;3)
,
146:3.9
(1642;5)
,
151:0.2
(1688;2)
,
163:7.3
(1808;5)
move not from house to house
163:1.3
(1800;5)
housetops
proclaim gospel from
150:4.2
(1681;9)
huddling proclivity
of ultimatons
42:7.10
(478;4)
Hudson Bay
granite elevations belong to preoceanic ages
57:8.12
(661;6)
meeting between Indian tribe and Eskimo group
64:7.19
(728;8)
Hudson River
59:4.15
(679;8)
,
60:1.3
(685;5)
Great Lakes once emptied through
61:7.10
(701;9)
human nature.
See
mortals
: human nature
human rights
70:9sec
(793;11)
,.
See also
government
: principles of government
associated with social duties
81:5.4,6
(906;2)
grants to individual curtail all others
70:11.2
(796;8)
men's rights are not women's rights
84:5.11-12
(938;1)
natural rights are old social rights
70:9.3
(794;1)
no more than rules of the game
70:9.3
(794;1)
society should fairly administer
70:9.7
(794;5)
woman got rights when time came
84:5.4
(937;1)
human sacrifice.
See
sacrifice
: human sacrifice
humanism.
See
secularism
humans.
See
mortals
humiliation
all tribal reactions grew out of effort to avoid
68:4.2
(767;2)
Jesus' hour of
184:4sec
(1984;2)
primitive concepts
89:3sec
(976;3)
savages believed spirits derived satisfaction from
89:0.2
(974;2)
serving with Jesus in
182:1.6
(1964;3)
supreme tribal disgrace was failing puberty tests
70:7.3
(790;6)
humility.
See also
meekness
;
submission
before God is appropriate
149:6.10
(1676;4)
causes one to be exalted
175:1.10
(1907;2)
childish when self-conscious and attention-craving
149:6.9-10
(1676;3)
God dwells with the contrite and humble
97:7.12
(1070;1)
,
149:6.11
(1676;5)
happy are the humble, the poor in spirit
140:3.3
(1570;4)
,
140:5.7
(1573;9)
humbly receive credit for Adjuster's endeavors
110:7.10
(1213;5)
Jesus asked why someone called him good
196:0.9
(2088;4)
,
196:2.2
(2091;4)
lean not upon one's own understanding
131:2.8
(1445;2)
normal consciousness of smallness, mortal shortcomings, essential for religious growth
100:1.5
(1094;7)
,
100:6.4
(1100;6)
once was attempt to deceive envious spirits
87:5.6-7
(963;1)
parable of Pharisee and publican
140:5.7
(1573;9)
,
151:4.5
(1694;3)
purge me from secret sins
146:2.13
(1640;2)
safety only when soul craves reproof
131:3.6
(1447;3)
sit not in chief seat
167:1.5
(1834;3)
spiritual progress predicated on recognizing spiritual poverty
100:2.1
(1095;5)
humor
angels enjoy our real
h.
38:2.1
(419;1)
echoes of a backward glance; based on recalling past
48:4.19-20
(549;6)
function
automatic safety valve preventing sustained self-contemplation
48:4.18
(549;5)
demonstrates absurdity of much causing concern
48:4.6
(548;1)
discounts anxieties of present
48:4.6
(548;1)
divine antidote for exaltation of ego
48:4.15
(549;2)
lessens shock of unexpected fact or truth
48:4.18
(549;5)
prevents injurious nervous tension
48:4.19
(549;6)
hearty when portraying one's supposed superiors falling victim
48:4.13
(548;8)
Jesus' rare good humor
129:4.4
(1425;3)
Jews lacked
156:2.8
(1736;5)
Joys of Existence seek to improve
28:5.16
(312;3)
legacy of Adamic race, Andites
48:4.13
(548;8)
,
63:4.2
(713;8)
,
74:6.7
(835;1)
,
78:5.8
(873;4)
,
80:5.7
(893;9)
primitive men have no capacity for
48:4.16
(549;3)
,
66:5.29
(748;10)
religion exalts all true
99:4.1
(1089;4)
reversion directors promote
30:3.7
(339;4)
spirit humor
grows out of faith in God's loving overcare
48:4.7
(548;2)
higher spirits engage in reminiscent
h.
44:3.4
(502;3)
never accentuates misfortunes of weak and erring
48:4.1-7
(547;4)
reminiscent, current, and prophetic types
48:4.4-7
(547;7)
Urantian
h.
is vulgar and unkind, but comparatively keen
48:4.13,19
(548;8)
hunchbacks
regarded as fetishes
88:1.9
(968;4)
hunger
brought prodigal son to his senses
169:1.8
(1852;1)
constant urge of early man
63:6.3,5
(716;2)
external restraint to free will
118:8.5
(1302;2)
h.
strikes are modern analogue of old-time retaliation
70:10.10
(795;7)
led to food raids among primitives
70:1.8
(784;4)
led to primitive food-gathering lines
68:5.3
(768;3)
of open lands stimulates invention and resourcefulness
64:1.3
(718;5)
primitive man only thought when he was hungry
68:2.5
(765;2)
spiritual hunger
none in Divine Presence
34:6.8
(381;2)
,
48:6.8
(552;6)
of unspiritualized mortal mind
34:6.8
(381;2)
those believing in Jesus will not experience
153:2.7-9
(1710;5)
urge led to accumulation of capital
69:5.3-4
(776;1)
hunters
blue men became expert
68:5.5
(768;5)
climate made unprofitable for Asian Andites
79:1.4
(879;1)
,
81:3.1
(903;3)
did not enslave; either adopted or killed captives
69:8.4
(779;3)
evolve into farmers via herding
81:1.5
(900;7)
family incompatible with unsettled life of
52:2.8
(592;1)
friction with agriculturists
68:5.11
(769;3)
,
81:1.4
(900;6)
hunting stage of civilization
68:5.4-5
(768;4)
in Andite era, only extensive hunting areas were in North America, north of Turkestan
81:6.4
(907;1)
Neanderthalers were great
64:4.2
(720;8)
sex rewards improved Neanderthal skills
64:4.12
(721;10)
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