islands as, 41:1.5 (456.4)solar, function of, 15:6.9 (172.11)
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Eaa Mesopotamian deity, 95:1.4 (1042.5)Ear of the spiritman’s need to listen with the, 142:7.17 (1605.2)Earlyages, characteristic struggles of, 64:7.20 (729.1)evolution of religion, 86:0.0 (950.1–957.3)home life, Jesus’ discussion of, 177:2.0 (1921.5–1923.1)marriage mores, 82:3.0 (915.4–917.3)mother-family, 84:2.0 (932.7–933.5)Earmark(s)of a great soul, tolerance the, 156:5.18 (1740.5)of religion, 103:9.5 (1141.3)of religious living, 100:6.6 (1101.1)Earningscommunistic apportionment of, a form of slavery, 69:9.5 (780.8)excess, Jesus’ belief as to investment of, 163:2.11 (1803.2)right to hold and use one’s own, 132:5.24 (1465.3)the youthful Jesus’ management of his, 124:4.1 (1371.4)Ear-piercing of womena partial sacrifice, 89:8.2 (982.6)Earthcomposition of outer mass of the, 58:5.2 (668.4)core density of, 58:5.1 (668.3)crust of, atmosphere a factor in cooling of, 57:8.2 (660.4)equalization of tidal frictions of moon and, 57:6.3 (657.6)gains of, in size, over the moon, 57:7.2 (659.1)life, see Life—;on Urantiamankind’s onetime worship of, 85:4.1 (946.8)robbery of moon’s atmosphere by the, 57:7.4 (659.3)stabilization of the crust of the, 57:8.16 (663.2)Earthen vesselsJesus’ recognition of his apostles’ physical limitations as, 140:6.14 (1578.1)Earthquake(s)absence of, on Jerusem, 46:2.1 (520.6)age of, 57:8.0 (660.3–663.4)cause of, 58:5.4 (668.6)death of Andon and Fonta caused by, 63:3.4 (713.4)on early Urantia, 41:10.4 (466.3)effect of, on the Proterozoic stone layer, 58:7.6 (670.8)increase and decrease of, on Urantia, 57:8.15 (662.2)molten basalt cushion a protection against, 58:5.4 (668.6)on new worlds, 41:10.4 (466.3)relation of, to land-mass emergence, 57:8.15 (662.2)significance of, in the education of Jesus, 123:3.2 (1359.3)Urantia’s present daily average number of, 57:8.15 (662.2)Earthwormsevolution of, early, 65:2.5 (732.3)Easebed of, life not, 50:6.3 (578.3)bread of, multitude’s desire for, 153:2.6 (1710.4)-drifting souls, 178:1.10 (1931.1)monotonous, service of the kingdom not one of, 143:1.6 (1608.3)primitive man’s misuse of, 81:6.7 (907.4)seeking, eradication of, a purpose of morontia career, 48:5.8 (551.3)Jesus’ question to the twenty-four as to their possible, 155:5.13 (1730.1)selfish, life in the Father’s eternal creation not one of, 181:1.2 (1953.4)EastAlexander’s charge on the, with the cultural gift of the civilization of Greece, 195:1.10 (2072.3)carrying of Jesus’ message to the, 142:1.7 (1596.9)coast of Africa, Andite migration along, 78:5.5 (873.1)dominance of Han Empire in the, 134:5.1 (1487.8)drift of Paul’s Christian cult to the West rather than the, 121:6.2 (1338.5)of Eden, Adam and Eve’s home in the, 74:3.9 (831.6)home site of the expected Son, 73:5.1 (824.5)schooling of Adam’s children in the, 74:7.1 (835.4)the Hellenistic Empire’s dependence on religion from the, 195:1.8 (2072.1)Indies, Andite penetration of, 78:5.6 (873.2)venturing of Dravidian shipping as far as the, 79:3.7 (881.7)races and nationalities of the, all represented in evangelists’ school, 148:1.1 (1657.6)and West, conditions favorable in Jesus’ time for spread of a new religion to both, 121:1.1 (1332.2)Palestine’s contact with lands to both, 121:1.9 (1333.2)and-west land-mass cleavage, 57:8.23 (663.1)wind, a devil in India, 85:4.2 (947.1)a god in South America, 85:4.2 (947.1)Easter Islanda onetime religious and administrative center for mixed Andites, 78:5.7 (873.3)Easterlydirection, superuniverse one opposite Paradise in an, 15:1.4 (165.3)segment of Orvonton, first report on conditions favorable for materialization in the, 57:1.3 (651.5)space sector, the future site of Nebadon, departure of organizer and staff for, 57:1.5 (652.1)EasternAmerica, onetime connection of, to western Europe by Greenland, 59:5.20 (682.3)Asia, Buddhism the religion most representative of Melchizedek truths in, 94:9.1 (1037.4)Chinese conquest of, results, 79:8.2 (887.2)cutoff of migration to, by glacier, 64:7.1 (726.8)dominance of primary Sangiks in, 79:5.1 (883.2)occupation of, by yellow race, 64:7.7 (727.4), 64:7.16 (728.5), 78:1.7 (869.3)origin in India of many religions and philosophies of, 95:0.1 (1042.1)time of red man’s reign in, 79:5.2 (883.3)or Babylonian Judaism, vs. Western or Hellenic, 121:6.9 (1339.5), 122:5.11 (1349.7), 124:0.1 (1366.1)branch of early Christian church, vs. Jerusalem brethren, 130:2.3 (1430.1)coast line of Asia, continuing threat of, to slide into ocean, 58:5.8 (669.1)-Connecticut fault, the great, appearance of, 60:1.7 (686.3)desert, influence of winds of, on Palestine climate, 124:1.10 (1367.6)floor of Mediterranean Sea, sinking of, effect of, on Edenic peninsula, 73:7.1 (826.6), 78:7.7 (875.4)focus of the human race, location of, 79:0.1 (878.1)Ghats, location of Dravidian culture centers in, 79:3.6 (881.6)Hemisphere, belief in man’s creation from clay in the, 74:8.4 (837.3)citizens of, in Roman Empire, 132:0.3 (1455.3)development of distinct types of life in, 61:4.6 (698.8)dispersion of Andites over, and loss of previous homelands, 79:1.7 (879.4)dissemination of pottery making over, 81:2.19 (903.1)and earliest human cultures, 68:5.2 (768.2)enlightenment of tribes of, by Salem missionaries, 93:7.2 (1021.6), 94:0.1 (1027.1)ice center in North America, comparative extent of, vs. western and central, 61:5.5 (699.6)sheet, area covered by, 61:7.9 (701.8)Kentucky, great volcano of, 59:2.5 (675.4)life group, noncontribution of, to human species, (703.1) 62:0.1, 62:0.1 (703.1), 62:0.1 (733.3)implantation, 58:4.2 (667.6)failure of, 65:2.13 (733.3)Maine, great volcano of, lava found in stone layers, 59:3.2 (676.6)Mediterranean, islands of, onetime location of a superior civilization, 80:7.1 (895.1)seaports of, connected to caravan routes passing through Galilee, 121:2.2 (1333.4)Mediterranean districts, invasion of, by nomads, results, 80:9.9 (898.4)mysticism, admixture of, in statements found in Book of Enoch, 126:3.8 (1390.3)Nodites, migration of, to Elam, 73:1.5 (822.2)mixture of, with Sangik tribes, 77:4.4 (859.7)North America, submergence of, in continental flood stage, 59:2.6 (675.5)and northern Europe, time of residence of majority of Andite stock in, 78:5.4 (872.8)religionists, difficulty of, in accepting the teachings of Jesus, 149:2.4 (1670.5)Semites, Chaldeans