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Absolute of timeis eternity. [1] Alone ripens fruit on tree. [2] Animals possess no self-consciousness of. [3] Constellations use local universe time. [4]
¶ Days and years
Havona day is 1000 Urantia years. [5] Nebadon day is 18 Urantia days, 6 hours. [6] Nebadon year is 100 days; 5 Urantia years. [7]
¶ On Urantia
7-day week because 7 was 1/4 of 28. [8] Jews reckoned day as beginning at sunset. [9] Old Testament confusion on months, years. [10] Origin of almost sacred sanction of 7-day week. [11] Primitive time based on lunar month. [12] Urantia Papers use current usage. [13] Paradise cycle is 2 billion Urantia years. [14] Paradise-Havona standard day is about 1000 Urantia years. [15] Satania-Jerusem day is 3 Urantia days; week is 10 Jerusem days; year is 100 days. [16] Standard time is local universe, Salvington time. [17] Uversa day is 30 Urantia days; year is 100 days. [18]
Faith in Jesus provides salvation from time. [19]
¶ Function of time
Criterion by which self evaluates life. [20] Cushions premature escape from barriers to human action. [21] Enables finite to coexist with Infinite. [22] Greatest aid and most formidable obstacle to reality perception. [23] Permits growth for that which grows. [24] Time lag of mercy before fruition of evil and judgment. [25]
Gravity responses of spirit, mind, and matter are independent of. [26] Imports of Time portray time necessary to complete task. [27] Jesus’ Creator prerogatives not limited by time; his miracles abridged time. [28] Lucifer attempted to short-circuit. [29]
¶ Nature of time
Circular simultaneity displaces consciousness of linear sequence. [30] Cognizance by mind, spirit, and personality. [31] Coming into existence of time. [32] Exists by virtue of motion and mind awareness of sequentiality. [33] Experience in eternity. [34] Fragment of nonbeginning, nonending continuum. [35] Indirect bestowal of Paradise. [36] Is relative. [37] Motions of time are currents in stream of eternity. [38] Neither absolute nor infinite. [39] Nonexistent on Paradise. [40] Nonexistent to sleeping survivors. [41] Not measured by space. [42] Of little consequence in Havona. [43] Relationship to eternity. [44] Rest is negative utilization of. [45] Sequence blurs at upper limits of finite. [46] Shadow of eternity on moving panoply of space. [47] Succession-arrangement whereby events are perceived by analysis. [48] Time and space inseparable in superuniverses; vital factor. [49]
Personalized Adjusters not conscious of. [50] Reflectivity independent of. [51]
¶ Wisely using time
Always difficult suddenly to accept advanced truth. [52] Dedicate to contemplation of eternal realities. [53] Essential to all human adjustment, except moral and spiritual. [54] Fatally squandered only when buried in neglect. [55] Humans are born, live, and die in an instant of time. [56] In morontia, no longer available to circumvent disagreeable obligations. [57] Life is a day’s work; do it well. [58] Maturity directly related to length of time consciousness. [59] Time is the one universal endowment. [60]
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- ↑UB 130:5.3
- ↑UB 130:7.5; UB 133:7.8
- ↑UB 43:0.3
- ↑UB 14:1.12-13
- ↑UB 33:6.7
- ↑UB 33:6.7; UB 43:3.2
- ↑UB 66:7.17
- ↑UB 179:0.1
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- ↑UB 74:8.1
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- ↑UB 57:0.1; UB 126:3.1
- ↑UB 11:6.5; UB 13:3.2
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- ↑UB 33:6.7-9
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- ↑UB 118:8.6
- ↑UB 105:6.5; UB 118:9.1
- ↑UB 106:9.2-3
- ↑UB 105:5.9; UB 106:1.2
- ↑UB 2:3.5; UB 54:4,5; UB 131:3.5
- ↑UB 12:3.6; UB 42:11.4
- ↑UB 28:6.11
- ↑UB 34:3.5; UB 136:5.4-6; UB 136:7.3
- ↑UB 54:2.3; UB 118:8.7,9
- ↑UB 130:7.5
- ↑UB 12:5.6-9; UB 112:0.16
- ↑UB 105:5.6
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- ↑UB 118:1.8
- ↑UB 12:5.1
- ↑UB 54:5.13
- ↑UB 117:4.11
- ↑UB 1:7.7
- ↑UB 2:1.5; UB 14:1.11; UB 54:5.13; UB 65:8.1-3
- ↑UB 168:2.5,9
- ↑UB 130:7.6
- ↑UB 26:5.5
- ↑UB 32:5.2-6; UB 189:1.3
- ↑UB 28:6.12
- ↑UB 117:7.6
- ↑UB 101:10.9
- ↑UB 118:3.1; UB 130:7.4
- ↑UB 12:5.3; UB 28:6.10; UB 65:8.1; UB 118:3
- ↑UB 136:5.4
- ↑UB 17:3.10
- ↑UB 92:6.19
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- ↑UB 81:6.40; UB 152:6.1
- ↑UB 28:6.9
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- ↑UB 48:5.8
- ↑UB 14:5.1; UB 48:7.13; UB 112:7.4
- ↑UB 65:8.3; UB 118:1.3-8
- ↑UB 28:6.9