Isaac faith son of Christ, musician Nuwagaba

I have been reading Paper 47 section 1 and it reminded me that our life on Urantia is only the beginning of a much larger journey. 

I have seen that when Jesus spoke about the "many mansions," He was revealing that the Father's universe is prepared for the continued growth and advancement of his children.

Even i have realised that the mansion worlds show us that after death, sincere souls do not stop living,they continue learning, progressing, and drawing closer to God. 
I have realised that every experience, challenge, and lesson we face here helps prepare us for the next stages of our eternal adventure.
 

Thank you all 

Heading:
God's love is Greatest. 

Chorus:
God's love is greatest, higher than the skies,
Deeper than the ocean,reaching far and wide,
No power can defeat it,no darkness can divide,
Forever we'll proclaim,.......your love is life. ×1
Verse 1.
From the heavens to the earth, your love shines brighter than the sun......no height, no depth,no fear,no hurt can separate us from Your love,

Verse 2.
You gave Your son to save our Souls, Your mercy flows like endless grace.....through every storm,...You hold us close, We sheltered in Your warm embrace,

Verse 3. (Bridge)
Hallelujah, let the earth declare, no love compares, no love as rare,..Mountains bow and oceans lower, God's is greatest forever more.......,

Ending:

Chorus:
God's love is greatest higher than the skies,Deeper than the oceans reaching far and wide,no power can defeat it,no darkness can divine, forever we'll proclaim, your love is life ×2

Forever we'll proclaim,....Your love is life. ×4

On the Way to Rome
130:0.1 (1427.1) THE tour of the Roman world consumed most of the twenty-eighth and the entire twenty-ninth year of Jesus’ life on earth. Jesus and the two natives from India—Gonod and his son Ganid—left Jerusalem on a Sunday morning, April 26, a.d. 22. They made their journey according to schedule, and Jesus said good-bye to the father and son in the city of Charax on the Persian Gulf on the tenth day of December the following year, a.d. 23.

130:0.2 (1427.2) From Jerusalem they went to Caesarea by way of Joppa. At Caesarea they took a boat for Alexandria. From Alexandria they sailed for Lasea in Crete. From Crete they sailed for Carthage, touching at Cyrene. At Carthage they took a boat for Naples, stopping at Malta, Syracuse, and Messina. From Naples they went to Capua, whence they traveled by the Appian Way to Rome.

130:0.3 (1427.3) After their stay in Rome they went overland to Tarentum, where they set sail for Athens in Greece, stopping at Nicopolis and Corinth. From Athens they went to Ephesus by way of Troas. From Ephesus they sailed for Cyprus, putting in at Rhodes on the way. They spent considerable time visiting and resting on Cyprus and then sailed for Antioch in Syria. From Antioch they journeyed south to Sidon and then went over to Damascus. From there they traveled by caravan to Mesopotamia, passing through Thapsacus and Larissa. They spent some time in Babylon, visited Ur and other places, and then went to Susa. From Susa they journeyed to Charax, from which place Gonod and Ganid embarked for India.

110:0.2 (1203.2) As far as I am conversant with the affairs of a universe, I regard the love and devotion of a Thought Adjuster as the most truly divine affection in all creation. The love of the Sons in their ministry to the races is superb, but the devotion of an Adjuster to the individual is touchingly sublime, divinely Fatherlike. The Paradise Father has apparently reserved this form of personal contact with his individual creatures as an exclusive Creator prerogative. And there is nothing in all the universe of universes exactly comparable to the marvelous ministry of these impersonal entities that so fascinatingly indwell the children of the evolutionary planets.