# The Urantia Book/Part 3

PART III
THE HISTORY OF URANTIA
These papers were sponsored by a Corps of Local Universe Personalities acting by authority of Gabriel of Salvington.
| 57.The Origin of Urantia | 651 |
| 1.The Andronover Nebula | 651 |
| 2.The Primary Nebular Stage | 652 |
| 3.The Secondary Nebular Stage | 653 |
| 4.Tertiary and Quartan Stages | 654 |
| Origin of the Sun |
| 5.Origin of Monmatia—The Urantia Solar System | 655 |
| Retrograde motion |
| 6.The Solar System Stage | 657 |
| The planet-forming era |
| Tidal friction |
| Gravity-tidal explosions |
| 7.The Meteoric Era | 658 |
| The Volcanic Age |
| The Primitive Planetary Atmosphere |
| 8.Crustal Stabilization | 660 |
| The Age of Earthquakes |
| The World Ocean and the First Continent |
| 58.Life Establishment on Urantia | 664 |
| 1.Physical-Life Prerequisites | 664 |
| 2.The Urantia Atmosphere | 665 |
| 3.Spatial Environment | 666 |
| 4.The Life-Dawn Era | 667 |
| 5.The Continental Drift | 668 |
| 6.The Transition Period | 669 |
| 7.The Geologic History Book | 670 |
| 59.The Marine-Life Era on Urantia | 672 |
| 1.Early Marine Life in the Shallow Seas | 673 |
| The Trilobite Age |
| 2.The First Continental Flood Stage | 674 |
| The Invertebrate-Animal Age |
| 3.The Second Great Flood Stage | 676 |
| The Coral Period |
| The Brachiopod Age |
| 4.The Great Land-Emergence Stage | 678 |
| The Vegetative Land-Life Period |
| The Age of Fishes |
| 5.The Crustal-Shifting Stage | 680 |
| The Fern-Forest Carboniferous Period |
| The Age of Frogs |
| 6.The Climatic Transition Stage | 682 |
| The Seed-Plant Period |
| The Age of Biologic Tribulation |
| 60.Urantia During the Early Land-Life Era | 685 |
| 1.The Early Reptilian Age | 685 |
| 2.The Later Reptilian Age | 687 |
| 3.The Cretaceous Stage | 688 |
| The Flowering-Plant Period |
| The Age of Birds |
| 4.The End of the Chalk Period | 691 |
| 61.The Mammalian Era on Urantia | 693 |
| 1.The New Continental Land Stage | 693 |
| The Age of Early Mammals |
| 2.The Recent Flood Stage | 694 |
| The Age of Advanced Mammals |
| 3.The Modern Mountain Stage | 696 |
| Age of the Elephant and the Horse |
| 4.The Recent Continental-Elevation Stage | 698 |
| The Last Great Mammalian Migration |
| 5.The Early Ice Age | 699 |
| 6.Primitive Man in the Ice Age | 700 |
| 7.The Continuing Ice Age | 700 |
| 62.The Dawn Races of Early Man | 703 |
| 1.The Early Lemur Types | 703 |
| 2.The Dawn Mammals | 703 |
| 3.The Mid-Mammals | 704 |
| Origin of the Simian tribes |
| 4.The Primates | 706 |
| 5.The First Human Beings | 707 |
| 6.The Evolution of the Human Mind | 709 |
| 7.Recognition as an Inhabited World | 709 |
| 63.The First Human Family | 711 |
| 1.Andon and Fonta | 711 |
| 2.The Flight of the Twins | 712 |
| 3.Andon's Family | 713 |
| 4.The Andonic Clans | 713 |
| 5.Dispersion of the Andonites | 715 |
| 6.Onagar—The First Truth Teacher | 715 |
| 7.The Survival of Andon and Fonta | 717 |
| 64.The Evolutionary Races of Color | 718 |
| 1.The Andonic Aborigines | 718 |
| 2.The Foxhall Peoples | 719 |
| 3.The Badonan Tribes | 720 |
| 4.The Neanderthal Races | 720 |
| 5.Origin of the Colored Races | 722 |
| 6.The Six Sangik Races of Urantia | 722 |
| (1)The red man |
| (2)The orange man |
| (3)The yellow man |
| (4)The green man |
| (5)The blue man |
| (6)The indigo race |
| Purpose of the six races |
| 7.Dispersion of the Colored Races | 726 |
| 65.The Overcontrol of Evolution | 730 |
| 1.Life Carrier Functions | 730 |
| (1)The physical level of electrochemistry |
| (2)The usual mid-phase of quasi-morontial existence |
| (3)The advanced semispiritual level |
| 2.The Evolutionary Panorama | 731 |
| 3.The Fostering of Evolution | 733 |
| 4.The Urantia Adventure | 734 |
| 5.Life-Evolution Vicissitudes | 736 |
| 6.Evolutionary Techniques of Life | 737 |
| 7.Evolutionary Mind Levels | 738 |
| Mechanical-nonteachable mind |
| Nonmechanical experiencing mind |
| 8.Evolution in Time and Space | 739 |
| 66.The Planetary Prince of Urantia | 741 |
| 1.Prince Caligastia | 741 |
| 2.The Prince's Staff | 742 |
| 3.Dalamatia—The City of the Prince | 743 |
| 4.Early Days of the One Hundred | 743 |
| 5.Organization of the One Hundred | 745 |
| (1)The council on food and material welfare |
| (2)The board of animal domestication and utilization |
| (3)The advisers regarding the conquest of predatory animals |
| (4)The faculty on dissemination and conservation of knowledge |
| (5)The commission on industry and trade |
| (6)The college of revealed religion |
| (7)The guardians of health and life |
| (8)The planetary council on art and science |
| (9)The governors of advanced tribal relations |
| (10)The supreme court of tribal co-ordination and racial co-operation |
| 6.The Prince's Reign | 749 |
| 7.Life in Dalamatia | 750 |
| 8.Misfortunes of Caligastia | 752 |
| 67.The Planetary Rebellion | 754 |
| 1.The Caligastia Betrayal | 754 |
| 2.The Outbreak of Rebellion | 755 |
| 3.The Seven Crucial Years | 756 |
| 4.The Caligastia One Hundred After Rebellion | 757 |
| 5.Immediate Results of Rebellion | 758 |
| 6.Van—The Steadfast | 759 |
| 7.Remote Repercussions of Sin | 760 |
| 8.The Human Hero of the Rebellion | 761 |
| 68.The Dawn of Civilization | 763 |
| 1.Protective Socialization | 763 |
| 2.Factors in Social Progression | 764 |
| 3.Socializing Influence of Ghost Fear | 766 |
| 4.Evolution of the Mores | 767 |
| 5.Land Techniques—Maintenance Arts | 768 |
| (1)The collection stage |
| (2)The hunting stage |
| (3)The pastoral stage |
| (4)The agricultural stage |
| 6.Evolution of Culture | 769 |
| The land-man ratio |
| 69.Primitive Human Institutions | 772 |
| 1.Basic Human Institutions | 772 |
| (1)Institutions of self-maintenance |
| (2)Institutions of self-perpetuation |
| (3)Institutions of self-gratification |
| 2.The Dawn of Industry | 773 |
| 3.The Specialization of Labor | 773 |
| 4.The Beginnings of Trade | 775 |
| 5.The Beginnings of Capital | 775 |
| 6.Fire in Relation to Civilization | 777 |
| 7.The Utilization of Animals | 778 |
| 8.Slavery as a Factor in Civilization | 778 |
| 9.Private Property | 780 |
| 70.The Evolution of Human Government | 783 |
| 1.The Genesis of War | 783 |
| 2.The Social Value of War | 785 |
| Modern industrialism versus militarism |
| 3.Early Human Associations | 787 |
| 4.Clans and Tribes | 788 |
| 5.The Beginnings of Government | 788 |
| 6.Monarchial Government | 789 |
| 7.Primitive Clubs and Secret Societies | 790 |
| 8.Social Classes | 792 |
| 9.Human Rights | 793 |
| 10.Evolution of Justice | 794 |
| 11.Laws and Courts | 796 |
| 12.Allocation of Civil Authority | 797 |
| 71.Development of the State | 800 |
| 1.The Embryonic State | 800 |
| 2.The Evolution of Representative Government | 801 |
| 3.The Ideals of Statehood | 803 |
| 4.Progressive Civilization | 804 |
| 5.The Evolution of Competition | 805 |
| 6.The Profit Motive | 805 |
| 7.Education | 806 |
| 8.The Character of Statehood | 806 |
| 72.Government on a Neighboring Planet | 808 |
| 1.The Continental Nation | 808 |
| 2.Political Organization | 809 |
| 3.The Home Life | 811 |
| 4.The Educational System | 812 |
| 5.Industrial Organization | 813 |
| 6.Old-Age Insurance | 814 |
| 7.Taxation | 815 |
| 8.The Special Colleges | 816 |
| 9.The Plan of Universal Suffrage | 817 |
| 10.Dealing with Crime | 818 |
| 11.Military Preparedness | 818 |
| 12.The Other Nations | 819 |
| 73.The Garden of Eden | 821 |
| Tabamantia's inspection |
| 1.The Nodites and the Amadonites | 821 |
| 2.Planning for the Garden | 822 |
| 3.The Garden Site | 823 |
| 4.Establishing the Garden | 823 |
| 5.The Garden Home | 824 |
| 6.The Tree of Life | 825 |
| 7.The Fate of Eden | 826 |
| 74.Adam and Eve | 828 |
| 1.Adam and Eve on Jerusem | 828 |
| 2.Arrival of Adam and Eve | 829 |
| 3.Adam and Eve Learn About the Planet | 830 |
| 4.The First Upheaval | 832 |
| 5.Adam's Administration | 833 |
| 6.Home Life of Adam and Eve | 834 |
| 7.Life in the Garden | 835 |
| 8.The Legend of Creation | 836 |
| 75.The Default of Adam and Eve | 839 |
| 1.The Urantia Problem | 839 |
| 2.Caligastia's Plot | 840 |
| 3.The Temptation of Eve | 841 |
| 4.The Realization of Default | 842 |
| 5.Repercussions of Default | 843 |
| 6.Adam and Eve Leave the Garden | 844 |
| 7.Degradation of Adam and Eve | 845 |
| 8.The So-Called Fall of Man | 845 |
| 76.The Second Garden | 847 |
| 1.The Edenites Enter Mesopotamia | 847 |
| 2.Cain and Abel | 848 |
| 3.Life in Mesopotamia | 849 |
| The Sethite priesthood |
| 4.The Violet Race | 850 |
| 5.Death of Adam and Eve | 851 |
| Michael's message |
| 6.Survival of Adam and Eve | 853 |
| 77.The Midway Creatures | 855 |
| 1.The Primary Midwayers | 855 |
| 2.The Nodite Race | 856 |
| 3.The Tower of Babel | 858 |
| 4.Nodite Centers of Civilization | 859 |
| 5.Adamson and Ratta | 861 |
| 6.The Secondary Midwayers | 862 |
| 7.The Rebel Midwayers | 863 |
| 8.The United Midwayers | 864 |
| 9.The Permanent Citizens of Urantia | 865 |
| 78.The Violet Race After the Days of Adam | 868 |
| 1.Racial and Cultural Distribution | 868 |
| 2.The Adamites in the Second Garden | 869 |
| 3.Early Expansions of the Adamites | 870 |
| 4.The Andites | 871 |
| 5.The Andite Migrations | 872 |
| 6.The Last Andite Dispersions | 873 |
| 7.The Floods in Mesopotamia | 874 |
| Story of Noah |
| 8.The Sumerians—Last of the Andites | 875 |
| 79.Andite Expansion in the Orient | 878 |
| 1.The Andites of Turkestan | 878 |
| 2.The Andite Conquest of India | 879 |
| 3.Dravidian India | 881 |
| 4.The Aryan Invasion of India | 882 |
| 5.Red Man and Yellow Man | 883 |
| 6.Dawn of Chinese Civilization | 884 |
| 7.The Andites Enter China | 886 |
| 8.Later Chinese Civilization | 887 |
| 80.Andite Expansion in the Occident | 889 |
| 1.The Adamites Enter Europe | 889 |
| 2.Climatic and Geologic Changes | 890 |
| Flooding of the Mediterranean |
| 3.The Cro-Magnoid Blue Man | 891 |
| 4.The Andite Invasions of Europe | 892 |
| 5.The Andite Conquest of Northern Europe | 893 |
| 6.The Andites Along the Nile | 894 |
| 7.Andites of the Mediterranean Isles | 895 |
| 8.The Danubian Andonites | 896 |
| 9.The Three White Races | 897 |
| 81.Development of Modern Civilization | 900 |
| 1.The Cradle of Civilization | 900 |
| 2.The Tools of Civilization | 901 |
| (1)The taming of fire |
| (2)The domestication of animals |
| (3)The enslavement of captives |
| (4)Private property |
| 3.Cities, Manufacture, and Commerce | 903 |
| 4.The Mixed Races | 904 |
| (1)The Caucasoid races |
| (2)The Mongoloid races |
| (3)The Negroid races |
| 5.Cultural Society | 905 |
| Might and right |
| 6.The Maintenance of Civilization | 906 |
| (1)Natural circumstances |
| (2)Capital goods |
| (3)Scientific knowledge |
| (4)Human resources |
| (5)Effectiveness of material resources |
| (6)Effectiveness of language |
| (7)Effectiveness of mechanical devices |
| (8)Character of torchbearers |
| (9)The racial ideals |
| (10)Co-ordination of specialists |
| (11)Place-finding devices |
| (12)Willingness to co-operate |
| (13)Effective and wise leadership |
| (14)Social changes |
| (15)The prevention of transitional breakdown |
| 82.The Evolution of Marriage | 913 |
| 1.The Mating Instinct | 913 |
| 2.The Restrictive Taboos | 914 |
| 3.Early Marriage Mores | 915 |
| 4.Marriage Under the Property Mores | 917 |
| 5.Endogamy and Exogamy | 918 |
| 6.Racial Mixtures | 919 |
| 83.The Marriage Institution | 922 |
| 1.Marriage as a Societal Institution | 922 |
| 2.Courtship and Betrothal | 923 |
| 3.Purchase and Dowry | 923 |
| 4.The Wedding Ceremony | 924 |
| 5.Plural Marriages | 925 |
| 6.True Monogamy—Pair Marriage | 927 |
| 7.The Dissolution of Wedlock | 928 |
| 8.The Idealization of Marriage | 929 |
| 84.Marriage and Family Life | 931 |
| 1.Primitive Pair Associations | 931 |
| 2.The Early Mother-Family | 932 |
| 3.The Family Under Father Dominance | 933 |
| 4.Woman's Status in Early Society | 935 |
| 5.Woman Under the Developing Mores | 936 |
| 6.The Partnership of Man and Woman | 938 |
| 7.The Ideals of Family Life | 939 |
| 8.Dangers of Self-Gratification | 942 |
| 85.The Origins of Worship | 944 |
| 1.Worship of Stones and Hills | 944 |
| 2.Worship of Plants and Tress | 945 |
| 3.The Worship of Animals | 946 |
| 4.Worship of the Elements | 946 |
| 5.Worship of the Heavenly Bodies | 947 |
| 6.Worship of Man | 948 |
| 7.The Adjutants of Worship and Wisdom | 948 |
| 86.Early Evolution of Religion | 950 |
| 1.Chance: Good Luck and Bad Luck | 950 |
| 2.The Personification of Chance | 951 |
| 3.Death—The Inexplicable | 952 |
| 4.The Death-Survival Concept | 952 |
| 5.The Ghost-Soul Concept | 953 |
| 6.The Ghost-Spirit Environment | 955 |
| 7.The Function of Primitive Religion | 956 |
| 87.The Ghost Cults | 958 |
| 1.Ghost Fear | 958 |
| 2.Ghost Placation | 959 |
| 3.Ancestor Worship | 960 |
| 4.Good and Bad Spirit Ghosts | 961 |
| 5.The Advancing Ghost Cult | 962 |
| 6.Coercion and Exorcism | 963 |
| 7.Nature of Cultism | 965 |
| 88.Fetishes, Charms, and Magic | 967 |
| 1.Belief in Fetishes | 967 |
| 2.Evolution of the Fetish | 968 |
| Images and idols |
| "Sacred Books" |
| 3.Totemism | 970 |
| 4.Magic | 970 |
| 5.Magical Charms | 971 |
| 6.The Practice of Magic | 972 |
| 89.Sin, Sacrifice, and Atonement | 974 |
| 1.The Taboo | 974 |
| 2.The Concept of Sin | 975 |
| 3.Renunciation and Humiliation | 976 |
| The continence cult |
| 4.Origins of Sacrifice | 977 |
| 5.Sacrifices and Cannibalism | 978 |
| 6.Evolution of Human Sacrifice | 980 |
| 7.Modifications of Human Sacrifice | 981 |
| Temple harlotry |
| 8.Redemption and Covenants | 982 |
| 9.Sacrifices and Sacraments | 983 |
| 10.Forgiveness of Sin | 984 |
| 90.Shamanism—Medicine Men and Priests | 986 |
| 1.The First Shamans—The Medicine Men | 986 |
| 2.Shamanistic Practices | 987 |
| 3.The Shamanic Theory of Disease and Death | 989 |
| 4.Medicine Under the Shamans | 990 |
| 5.Priests and Rituals | 992 |
| 91.The Evolution of Prayer | 994 |
| 1.Primitive Prayer | 994 |
| 2.Evolving Prayer | 995 |
| Prayer versus magic |
| 3.Prayer and the Alter Ego | 996 |
| 4.Ethical Praying | 997 |
| 5.Social Repercussions of Prayer | 998 |
| 6.The Province of Prayer | 999 |
| 7.Mysticism, Ecstasy, and Inspiration | 1000 |
| 8.Praying as a Personal Experience | 1001 |
| 9.Conditions of Effective Prayer | 1002 |
| 92.The Later Evolution of Religion | 1003 |
| 1.The Evolutionary Nature of Religion | 1003 |
| 2.Religion and the Mores | 1004 |
| 3.The Nature of Evolutionary Religion | 1005 |
| 4.The Gift of Revelation | 1007 |
| (1)The Dalamatian teachings |
| (2)The Edenic teachings |
| (3)The Melchizedek of Salem |
| (4)Jesus of Nazareth |
| (5)The Urantia Papers |
| 5.The Great Religious Leaders | 1008 |
| 6.The Composite Religions | 1010 |
| Eleven living religions |
| 7.The Further Evolution of Religion | 1012 |
| 93.Machiventa Melchizedek | 1014 |
| 1.The Machiventa Incarnation | 1014 |
| 2.The Sage of Salem | 1015 |
| 3.Melchizedek's Teachings | 1016 |
| 4.The Salem Religion | 1017 |
| The creed |
| The seven commandments |
| 5.The Selection of Abraham | 1018 |
| 6.Melchizedek's Covenant with Abraham | 1020 |
| 7.The Melchizedek Missionaries | 1021 |
| 8.Departure of Melchizedek | 1022 |
| 9.After Melchizedek's Departure | 1022 |
| 10.Present Status of Machiventa Melchizedek | 1024 |
| 94.The Melchizedek Teachings in the Orient | 1027 |
| 1.The Salem Teachings in Vedic India | 1027 |
| The Rig-Veda |
| 2.Brahmanism | 1028 |
| Doctrine of reincarnation |
| 3.Brahmanic Philosophy | 1030 |
| 4.The Hindu Religion | 1031 |
| 5.The Struggle for Truth in China | 1032 |
| 6.Lao-Tse and Confucius | 1033 |
| 7.Gautama Siddhartha | 1035 |
| 8.The Buddhist Faith | 1036 |
| The gospel of Gautama |
| The moral commandments |
| 9.The Spread of Buddhism | 1037 |
| 10.Religion in Tibet | 1038 |
| 11.Buddhist Philosophy | 1038 |
| 12.The God Concept of Buddhism | 1040 |
| 95.The Melchizedek Teachings in the Levant | 1042 |
| 1.The Salem Religion in Mesopotamia | 1042 |
| 2.Early Egyptian Religion | 1043 |
| 3.Evolution of Moral Concepts | 1045 |
| 4.The Teachings of Amenomope | 1046 |
| 5.The Remarkable Ikhnaton | 1047 |
| 6.The Salem Doctrines in Iran | 1049 |
| 7.The Salem Teachings in Arabia | 1050 |
| 96.Yahweh—God of the Hebrews | 1052 |
| 1.Deity Concepts Among the Semites | 1052 |
| 2.The Semitic Peoples | 1054 |
| 3.The Matchless Moses | 1055 |
| 4.The Proclamation of Yahweh | 1056 |
| 5.The Teachings of Moses | 1057 |
| Materialistic Providence |
| 6.The God Concept After Moses' Death | 1059 |
| 7.Psalms and the Book of Job | 1060 |
| 97.Evolution of the God Concept Among the Hebrews | 1062 |
| 1.Samuel—First of the Hebrew Prophets | 1062 |
| 2.Elijah and Elisha | 1064 |
| 3.Yahweh and Baal | 1064 |
| 4.Amos and Hosea | 1065 |
| 5.The First Isaiah | 1066 |
| Micah and Obadiah |
| 6.Jeremiah the Fearless | 1067 |
| 7.The Second Isaiah | 1068 |
| 8.Sacred and Profane History | 1070 |
| 9.Hebrew History | 1071 |
| Ephriam and Judah |
| Saul and David |
| Solomon and taxation |
| Israel and Judah |
| Destruction of the Kingdom of Israel |
| End of the Kingdom of Judah |
| The Babylonian captivity |
| 10.The Hebrew Religion | 1075 |
| 98.The Melchizedek Teachings in the Occident | 1077 |
| 1.The Salem Religion Among the Greeks | 1077 |
| 2.Greek Philosophic Thought | 1078 |
| 3.The Melchizedek Teachings in Rome | 1080 |
| 4.The Mystery Cults | 1081 |
| The Phrygian cult of Cybele and Attis |
| The Egyptian cult of Osiris and Isis |
| The Iranian cult of Mithras |
| 5.The Cult of Mithras | 1082 |
| 6.Mithraism and Christianity | 1083 |
| 7.The Christian Religion | 1083 |
| 99.The Social Problems of Religion | 1086 |
| 1.Religion and Social Reconstruction | 1086 |
| 2.Weakness of Institutional Religion | 1087 |
| 3.Religion and the Religionist | 1088 |
| 4.Transition Difficulties | 1089 |
| 5.Social Aspects of Religion | 1090 |
| 6.Institutional Religion | 1092 |
| 7.Religion's Contribution | 1092 |
| 100.Religion in Human Experience | 1094 |
| 1.Religious Growth | 1094 |
| 2.Spiritual Growth | 1095 |
| 3.Concepts of Supreme Value | 1096 |
| 4.Problems of Growth | 1097 |
| 5.Conversion and Mysticism | 1098 |
| 6.Marks of Religious Living | 1100 |
| 7.The Acme of Religious Living | 1101 |
| 101.The Real Nature of Religion | 1104 |
| 1.True Religion | 1104 |
| 2.The Fact of Religion | 1105 |
| 3.The Characteristics of Religion | 1107 |
| Twelve illustrations of spiritual faith |
| 4.The Limitations of Revelation | 1109 |
| 5.Religion Expanded by Revelation | 1110 |
| 6.Progressive Religious Experience | 1111 |
| Seven aspects of salvation |
| 7.A Personal Philosophy of Religion | 1113 |
| 8.Faith and Belief | 1114 |
| 9.Religion and Morality | 1115 |
| 10.Religion as Man's Liberator | 1116 |
| 102.The Foundations of Religious Faith | 1118 |
| 1.Assurances of Faith | 1118 |
| 2.Religion and Reality | 1119 |
| 3.Knowledge, Wisdom, and Insight | 1121 |
| 4.The Fact of Experience | 1123 |
| 5.The Supremacy of Purposive Potential | 1123 |
| 6.The Certainty of Religious Faith | 1124 |
| 7.The Certitude of the Divine | 1126 |
| 8.The Evidences of Religion | 1127 |
| 103.The Reality of Religious Experience | 1129 |
| 1.Philosophy of Religion | 1129 |
| 2.Religion and the Individual | 1130 |
| 3.Religion and the Human Race | 1132 |
| 4.Spiritual Communion | 1133 |
| 5.The Origin of Ideals | 1133 |
| 6.Philosophic Co-ordination | 1135 |
| 7.Science and Religion | 1137 |
| 8.Philosophy and Religion | 1140 |
| 9.The Essence of Religion | 1140 |
| 104.Growth of the Trinity Concept | 1143 |
| 1.Urantian Trinity Concepts | 1143 |
| 2.Trinity Unity and Deity Plurality | 1145 |
| 3.Trinities and Triunities | 1146 |
| 4.The Seven Triunities | 1147 |
| 5.Triodities | 1151 |
| 105.Deity and Reality | 1152 |
| 1.The Philosophic Concept of the I AM | 1152 |
| 2.The I AM as Triune and as Sevenfold | 1153 |
| 3.The Seven Absolutes of Infinity | 1155 |
| 4.Unity, Duality, and Triunity | 1157 |
| 5.Promulgation of Finite Reality | 1158 |
| 6.Repercussions of Finite Reality | 1159 |
| 7.Eventuation of Transcendentals | 1159 |
| 106.Universe Levels of Reality | 1162 |
| 1.Primary Association of Finite Functionals | 1163 |
| God the Sevenfold |
| 2.Secondary Supreme Finite Integration | 1164 |
| The Supreme Being |
| 3.Transcendental Tertiary Reality Association | 1165 |
| The Trinity Ultimate |
| 4.Ultimate Quartan Integration | 1166 |
| Ultimate Deity |
| 5.Coabsolute or Fifth-Phase Association | 1167 |
| The Trinity Absolute |
| 6.Absolute or Sixth-Phase Integration | 1167 |
| The cosmos infinite |
| 7.Finality of Destiny | 1168 |
| 8.The Trinity of Trinities | 1170 |
| (1)The level of three Trinities |
| (2)The level of experiential Deity |
| (3)The level of the I AM |
| 9.Existential Infinite Unification | 1173 |
| 107.Origin and Nature of Thought Adjusters | 1176 |
| 1.Origin of Thought Adjusters | 1177 |
| 2.Classification of Adjusters | 1178 |
| 3.The Divinington Home of Adjusters | 1179 |
| 4.Nature and Presence of Adjusters | 1180 |
| 5.Adjuster Mindedness | 1181 |
| 6.Adjusters as Pure Spirits | 1182 |
| 7.Adjusters and Personality | 1183 |
| 108.Mission and Ministry of Thought Adjusters | 1185 |
| 1.Selection and Assignment | 1185 |
| 2.Prerequisites of Adjuster Indwelling | 1186 |
| On Urantia |
| On other worlds |
| 3.Organization and Administration | 1188 |
| Tabamantia's tribute |
| 4.Relation to Other Spiritual Influences | 1190 |
| 5.The Adjuster's Mission | 1191 |
| 6.God in Man | 1192 |
| 109.Relation of Adjusters to Universe Creatures | 1195 |
| 1.Development of Adjusters | 1195 |
| 2.Self-Acting Adjusters | 1196 |
| 3.Relation of Adjusters to Mortal Types | 1197 |
| 4.Adjusters and Human Personality | 1198 |
| 5.Material Handicaps to Adjuster Indwelling | 1199 |
| 6.The Persistence of True Values | 1200 |
| The Adjuster that indwelt Jesus |
| 7.Destiny of Personalized Adjusters | 1201 |
| Omnipersonal beings |
| 110.Relation of Adjusters to Individual Mortals | 1203 |
| 1.Indwelling the Mortal Mind | 1203 |
| 2.Adjusters and Human Will | 1204 |
| 3.Co-operation with the Adjuster | 1205 |
| 4.The Adjuster's Work in the Mind | 1207 |
| 5.Erroneous Concepts of Adjuster Guidance | 1207 |
| 6.The Seven Psychic Circles | 1209 |
| 7.The Attainment of Immortality | 1212 |
| The Adjuster's plea to the soul |
| 111.The Adjuster and the Soul | 1215 |
| 1.The Mind Arena of Choice | 1216 |
| 2.Nature of the Soul | 1217 |
| 3.The Evolving Soul | 1218 |
| 4.The Inner Life | 1219 |
| 5.The Consecration of Choice | 1221 |
| 6.The Human Paradox | 1221 |
| 7.The Adjuster's Problem | 1223 |
| A guardian of destiny's statement |
| 112.Personality Survival | 1225 |
| Fourteen aspects of personality |
| 1.Personality and Reality | 1226 |
| 2.The Self | 1227 |
| 3.The Phenomenon of Death | 1229 |
| 4.Adjusters after Death | 1231 |
| 5.Survival of the Human Self | 1232 |
| 6.The Morontia Self | 1235 |
| 7.Adjuster Fusion | 1237 |
| 113.Seraphic Guardians of Destiny | 1241 |
| 1.The Guardian Angels | 1241 |
| 2.The Destiny Guardians | 1242 |
| 3.Relation to Other Spirit Influences | 1244 |
| 4.Seraphic Domains of Action | 1245 |
| 5.Seraphic Ministry to Mortals | 1245 |
| 6.Guardian Angels After Death | 1246 |
| 7.Seraphim and the Ascendant Career | 1248 |
| 114.Seraphic Planetary Government | 1250 |
| 1.The Sovereignty of Urantia | 1250 |
| 2.The Board of Planetary Supervisors | 1251 |
| 3.The Resident Governor General | 1252 |
| 4.The Most High Observer | 1253 |
| Most High regencies |
| 5.The Planetary Government | 1254 |
| 6.The Master Seraphim of Planetary Supervision | 1254 |
| (1)The epochal angels |
| (2)The progress angels |
| (3)The religious guardians |
| (4)The angels of nation life |
| (5)The angels of the races |
| (6)The angels of the future |
| (7)The angels of enlightenment |
| (8)The angels of health |
| (9)The home seraphim |
| (10)The angels of industry |
| (11)The angels of diversion |
| (12)The angels of superhuman ministry |
| 7.The Reserve Corps of Destiny | 1257 |
| 115.The Supreme Being | 1260 |
| 1.Relativity of Concept Frames | 1260 |
| 2.The Absolute Basis for Supremacy | 1261 |
| 3.Original, Actual, and Potential | 1261 |
| 4.Sources of Supreme Reality | 1263 |
| 5.Relation of the Supreme to the Paradise Trinity | 1264 |
| 6.Relation of the Supreme to the Triodities | 1265 |
| 7.The Nature of the Supreme | 1266 |
| 116.The Almighty Supreme | 1268 |
| 1.The Supreme Mind | 1268 |
| The cosmic mind |
| 2.The Almighty and God the Sevenfold | 1269 |
| 3.The Almighty and Paradise Deity | 1270 |
| 4.The Almighty and the Supreme Creators | 1271 |
| 5.The Almighty and the Sevenfold Controllers | 1273 |
| The problem of equilibrium |
| 6.Spirit Dominance | 1275 |
| 7.The Living Organism of the Grand Universe | 1276 |
| 117.God the Supreme | 1278 |
| 1.Nature of the Supreme Being | 1278 |
| 2.The Source of Evolutionary Growth | 1280 |
| Creature-trinitized sons and growth |
| 3.Significance of the Supreme to Universe Creatures | 1281 |
| 4.The Finite God | 1283 |
| Cosmic morality—supreme duty |
| 5.The Oversoul of Creation | 1285 |
| Finaliter transcendation |
| Repercussions of human growth |
| 6.The Quest for the Supreme | 1287 |
| 7.The Future of the Supreme | 1291 |
| 118.Supreme and Ultimate—Time and Space | 1294 |
| 1.Time and Eternity | 1295 |
| Experiential (subjective) time units |
| 2.Omnipresence and Ubiquity | 1296 |
| 3.Time-Space Relationships | 1297 |
| Truth and fact |
| Space and pattern |
| 4.Primary and Secondary Causation | 1298 |
| 5.Omnipotence and Compossibility | 1299 |
| 6.Omnipotence and Omnificence | 1299 |
| 7.Omniscience and Predestination | 1300 |
| 8.Control and Overcontrol | 1301 |
| The time governor of progress |
| 9.Universe Mechanisms | 1303 |
| 10.Functions of Providence | 1304 |
| 119.The Bestowals of Christ Michael | 1308 |
| 1.The First Bestowal | 1309 |
| 2.The Second Bestowal | 1310 |
| 3.The Third Bestowal | 1312 |
| 4.The Fourth Bestowal | 1313 |
| 5.The Fifth Bestowal | 1314 |
| 6.The Sixth Bestowal | 1315 |
| 7.The Seventh and Final Bestowal | 1316 |
| 8.Michael's Postbestowal Status | 1317 |