The Urantia Book, Paper 123 The Early Childhood of Jesus, Part-3, 3-27-2025
The Urantia Book, Paper 123 The Early Childhood of Jesus, Part-3, 3-27-2025
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The Urantia Book, Paper 123 The Early Childhood of Jesus, Part-3, 3-27-2025
Transcript
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Dr. Roger Paul and the group discussed the significance of Nazareth, a liberal priesthood center in the Hebrew nation, and its geographical context. They explored the modern-day landscape, including the Mount of Precipice and Mount Carmel, and historical maps showing key locations like Capernaum and Jerusalem. The conversation detailed Jesus's early life, his interactions with nature, and his education, including his proficiency in mathematics and music. They also touched on the decision for Jesus to stay in Nazareth rather than move to Jerusalem for further education, emphasizing his parents' love and guidance. The meeting concluded with a reminder to subscribe to their platforms for future updates.
Outline
Modern Day Nazareth and Historical Context
- Dr. Roger Paul introduces the topic of modern-day Nazareth and its significance in the Jewish religion.
- Diane Silverhawk Paul explains Nazareth's role as one of the 24 priest centers of the Hebrew nation and its liberal interpretation of traditional laws.
- Diane describes the panoramic views from Nazareth, including Mount Carmel and the surrounding regions.
- Dr. Roger Paul shares pictures of modern-day Nazareth, including the road leading into the city and the Mount of Precipice, where Jesus was allegedly pushed off a cliff.
Geographical and Historical Maps
- Dr. Roger Paul presents maps showing the locations of various cities during the time of Jesus, including Nazareth, Capernaum, and Jerusalem.
- Gary Lautzenheiser and others discuss the scale and details of the maps, noting the distances between cities and landmarks.
- Dr. Roger Paul highlights the importance of these maps for understanding the geographical context of Jesus's life and travels.
- The group discusses the availability of these maps on various websites for further study.
Jesus's Early Training and Social Interactions
- Gary Lautzenheiser reads about Jesus's early training, including his ability to observe caravans from his hilltop home and his knowledge of nature.
- Rodney shares details about Jesus's social interactions, including his friendship with Jacob and his role as a protector.
- Pamela Summers describes Jesus's diligence at school and his monthly visits to his uncles, where he learned various skills like fishing and farming.
- The group discusses the significance of these early experiences in shaping Jesus's character and abilities.
Jesus's Musical Talents and Intellectual Curiosity
- Rodney reads about Jesus's musical talents, including his skill on the harp and his enjoyment of entertaining family and friends.
- Pamela Summers describes Jesus's intellectual curiosity, particularly his questions about science and religion.
- The group discusses the importance of these talents and interests in Jesus's overall development.
- Dr. Roger Paul highlights the unique aspects of Jesus's education and upbringing compared to other children of his time.
Decision to Stay in Nazareth
- Diane Silverhawk Paul recounts the story of Nahar, a teacher from Jerusalem, who suggested Jesus should be taken to Jerusalem for further education.
- The group discusses the differing opinions of Joseph and Mary regarding this suggestion and Jesus's decision to stay in Nazareth.
- Gary Lautzenheiser reads about Jesus's conversation with his father in heaven, which influenced his decision to remain at home.
- The group reflects on the significance of this decision in Jesus's life and the impact it had on his future.
Conclusion and Announcements
- Dr. Roger Paul concludes the meeting by summarizing the key points discussed and thanking the participants.
- The group discusses the importance of subscribing to the various platforms where the meetings are shared.
- Dr. Roger Paul announces that Facebook videos will now be deleted after 30 days and encourages participants to download or save the videos if they wish to keep them.
- The meeting ends with participants expressing their appreciation and looking forward to the next session.
