The Urantia Book, Paper 124 - The Later Childhood of Jesus, Part-3, 4-8-2025
The Urantia Book, Paper 124 - The Later Childhood of Jesus, Part-3, 4-8-2025
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The Urantia Book, Paper 124 - The Later Childhood of Jesus, Part-3, 4-8-2025
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Dr. Roger Paul led a study on Paper 124 of "The Urantia Book," focusing on Jesus's later childhood. The discussion covered Jesus's journey from Nazareth to Jerusalem, highlighting key locations like Mount Sartaba, Jericho, and the Mount of Olives. The group explored Jesus's spiritual awakening during Passover, his celestial messenger's visit, and his dual obligations to his family and the universe. They also discussed the significance of Jesus's age, 12 and three-quarters, and his future role as the sovereign of the universe. The meeting concluded with a prayer of acceptance.
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Outline
Dr. Roger Paul provides an introduction to the study of Paper 124, focusing on the later childhood of Jesus, and mentions the meeting is part three of this paper.
Dr. Roger Paul encourages participants to subscribe to the YouTube, Vimeo, and Facebook channels, and mentions starting a podcast series.
Journey to Jerusalem: Initial Stops
Pamela Summers reads about the second day's journey, mentioning the Jabbok River and Mount Sartaba, where Herod imprisoned his wife and sons.
Diane Silverhawk Paul reads about the third day's journey, noting the superior architecture of Herod's villages and the ruins of Jericho.
Garylautzenheiser explains the significance of Joshua's Hebrew name, Joshua Ben Joseph, and its connection to Jesus.
Dr. Roger Paul discusses the historical context of Jericho and the significance of the name Joshua.
Final Leg of the Journey
Rodney reads about the fourth day's journey, describing the continuous procession of pilgrims and Jesus's first view of the Mount of Olives.
Dr. Roger Paul explains the historical significance of Jerusalem, originally named Salem, and its connection to Melchizedek.
Dr. Roger Paul discusses the sacrificial practices in the region and the influence of Melchizedek on the Bedouins.
Josie shares a light-hearted moment about a cat appearing on screen.
Arrival in Jerusalem and Passover Preparations
Dr. Roger Paul shares a map of the journey to Jerusalem, highlighting key locations like Mount Tabor, Nazareth, and Mount Gilboa.
Gary Lautzenheiser asks about the geographical definition of a mound, and Dr. Roger Paul explains its artificial creation for burials.
Gary Lautzenheiser reads about Jesus's visit to Bethany and the hospitality of the villagers.
Jesus's First View of Jerusalem and Passover Celebration,
Josie reads about Jesus's first view of Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives, expressing a purely human thrill.
Pamela Summers reads about Jesus's arrival in Jerusalem and the large crowds for Passover.
Diane Silverhawk Paul reads about the prearranged accommodation for the Passover week and the preparation for the Passover Sabbath.
Rodney reads about Joseph taking Jesus to the academy for education, noting Jesus's lack of interest in the plans.
Spiritual Illumination and Celestial Messenger
Josie reads about the spiritual illumination Jesus experienced before Passover, filled with affection and pity for the multitudes.
Dr. Roger Paul discusses the significance of the celestial messenger's appearance to Jesus, marking the beginning of his world career.
Dr. Roger Paul explains the dual obligations Jesus faced: his celestial obligation to the local universe and his earthly obligations to his family.
Gary Lautzenheiser and Dr. Roger Paul discuss the mystery of the incarnation and the association of the Son Spirit with the souls of mankind.
Jesus's Responsibilities and the Mystery of the Bestowal
Diane Silverhawk Paul reads about the increasing discernment of Jesus's human mind and the responsibility of a universe resting on his shoulders.
Dr. Roger Paul explains the mystery of the bestowal and the challenge of understanding the relationship between God the Father and God the Son.
Rodney reads about the beginning of Jesus's world career and his integration of life purpose with his obligations.
Dr. Roger Paul emphasizes the dual obligations Jesus faced and the importance of building a spiritual self during life.
Conclusion and Prayer of Acceptance
Dr. Roger Paul shares the prayer of acceptance, which participants take turns reading.
Josie reads the prayer, expressing faith in God as the paradise Father and the belief that no sacrifice is necessary for salvation.
