The universe languages of Uversa and Nebadon are more replete and elaborate, with over a billion characters in concept symbols and forty-eight symbols in the basic alphabet. [1]
The concept symbols of Uversa, with 70 alphabet symbols, contain over 1 billion characters, surpassing mortal comprehension in the translation of thought into language. [2] The Adamites revolutionized cultural achievement by producing the third alphabet, setting the stage for modern art, science, and literature. [3]
The blue race excelled in alphabet writing, the red favored pictorial writing, and yellow used symbols, but universal language was lost in the chaos of rebellion. [4] Celestial artisans expertly preserve thought with ideographs, encoding over half a million words in a single minute of time on Urantia. [5] Around 12,000 B.C., highly skilled Andites from a brilliant tribe migrated to Crete, where they engaged in writing, herding, and agriculture. [6]
Despite developments in writing and the establishment of schools, the cumbersome nature of Chinese ideographs imposed a numerical limit on the learned classes, hindering the dissemination of knowledge. [7]
Fad, presiding over educational endeavors, formulated the first alphabet and introduced a writing system, sparking the development of advanced cultures with diverse forms of writing. [8] The Dravidians imported writing from Sumeria as part of their extensive trade network in ancient times. [9]
The cumbersome ideographic writing system in China limited the dissemination of knowledge despite the establishment of schools and developments in writing. [10]
The alphabet, once embraced by the blue man for writing, was lost during the confusion of the Lucifer rebellion, shattering the hope for a universal language. [11] The peculiar writing of Dilmun, Sumeria, explains the sudden appearance of the advanced Sumerians in Mesopotamia without a traceable origin. [12] The alphabet represents the mechanism of materialism and words express a thousand thoughts, ideas, and ideals within defined boundaries. [13]
Van and Amadon's creation of a new alphabet improved the Andonic dialect spoken by Amadon, with the hope of it becoming the universal language of Urantia's Edenic culture. [14]
Early writing methods, such as knotted cords and message sticks, evolved into symbolic alphabets, just as primitive smoke signals progressed into telegraph, telephone, and wireless communication. [15]
The progression of modern writing originated in early trade records, evolving from trade-promotion documents like the first literature of man - a salt advertisement - to advanced forms of communication. [16]
Early peoples, under the guidance of Fad, utilized various writing materials such as bark, clay, stone, hides, and wasps' nests to disseminate knowledge through the first alphabet of twenty-five characters. [17]
Aversion to writing delayed the gospels, but Mark eventually completed a record of Jesus' life at the urging of Peter and the church in Rome. [18]
To avoid contributing to nonprogressive religious beliefs, Jesus left none behind by destroying all his writings and refraining from writing on permanent materials. [19] The Nazareth family used smooth white boards as slates for writing with charcoal. [20] Jesus wrote out the Lord's Prayer and Ten Commandments for his family's standard petitions. [21]