Книга Урантии Urantia

revelation from God

The exact circumstances of the origin of The Urantia Book are unknown. Book and its publishers do not call the human author. Instead, it is written as if directly presented by numerous celestial beings appointed to the task of providing a "landmark" religious revelation. Back in 1911, William S. Sadler and his wife Lena Sadler, physicians in Chicago and well known in the community, as they say, is not addressed to a neighbor who was concerned that she would occasionally find her husband in a deep sleep and breathing abnormally . She reported that she could not wake him at this time. Sadlers came to watch the episodes, and over time, people made verbal communication, who claimed to "student visitor" spiritual beings. Situation changed somewhere in the beginning of 1925 with the "voluminous handwritten document" which has since become a regular method for alleged connection. individual has not been revealed publicly, but was described as "hard-boiled business man, member of the board of trade and exchange. "

The Urantia Book in 2097 pages long and consists of an introductory preface followed by 196 "papers" is divided into four parts:

Part I, entitled "Central and Superuniverse" discusses what the authors consider the creation of a high level, including the eternal and infinite "Universal Father", his Trinity associates, and "Island of Paradise."

Part II, "Local Universe", describes the origin, administration and local universe personalities "Nebadon", from the space where the Earth resides. It presents the stories of the inhabitants of the local universes and their work, as agreed with the scheme of spiritual ascension and progression of various categories of creatures, including humans, angels and others.

Part III, "The history of Urantia," compiles a history of the Earth, presenting the proposed explanation of the origin, evolution and destiny of the world and its inhabitants. Topics include Adam and Eve, Melchizedek, essays on the concept of the Thought Adjuster, "Religion in Human Experience" and "Saving the individual."

Part IV, "The Life and Teachings of Jesus," is the largest part of the 775 pages, and is often seen as the most affordable and impressive, detailed biography tells the story of Jesus, which includes his childhood, teenage years, family life, and public service, as well as events that led to his crucifixion, death and resurrection. He's still with papers about appearances after his resurrection, Pentecost, and finally, "the faith of Jesus."

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