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Is Jerusem a Dyson Sphere? · Urantia Radio

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Welcome to yet another edition of the Urantia Radio Podcast.
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My name is Jim Watkins. I'm a longtime reader and
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student of the Urantia Revelation, and I'm so excited
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about this particular program because we're going to talk
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about something that you may not be aware of, but they're
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starting to discover these, or at least they think they're
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starting to discover these things in space.
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It's something called a Dyson sphere.
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What is a Dyson sphere? Well, it may turn out that
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they're on to something. What they may have discovered is
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where we go when we die. That's right, we're talking
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about heaven and what the Urantia Book has to say about
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Jerusalem, the headquarters world where we will at one point
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reside. And it's not our final stomping
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ground as we ascend as spirit beings, but it is a place where
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we will live. And it describes what this place
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is like. And when you compare to what
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they think a Dyson sphere is, it's remarkable.
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So we're going to talk about that this time up on the Urantia
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Radio Podcast. Space.
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A final frontier. These are the voyages of the
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Starship Enterprise, it's five year mission to explore strange
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new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly
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go where no man has gone before. All right, so I started noticing
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that they were writing about these things called Dyson
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spheres. I think I might have seeing
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somebody like Michu Kaku or someone like that and he's the
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guy that it's a physicist and he has this program called Science
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Fantastic. I actually had the opportunity
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of meeting him one time. Very nice man.
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And but we'll get to that later. And Needless to say, what is a
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Dyson sphere, right? I'll give you a little bit of
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background. A Dyson sphere is a theoretical
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mega engineering project that encircles a star with platforms
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orbiting in tight formation. It is the ultimate solution for
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living space and energy production, providing its
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creators ample surface area for habitation and the ability to
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capture every bit of solar radiation emanating from their
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central star. Now you might ask, well why
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would we build a Dyson sphere? Well, according to British
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American theoretical physicist Freeman Dyson, who first
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speculated about these putative structures in 1960, an
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intelligent agent or an intelligent alien species might
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consider the undertaking after setting on some moons and
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planets in their local stellar neighborhood.
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As their population increased, these extraterrestrials would
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start to consume ever greater amounts of energy.
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This is Dyson's theory. Assuming this alien society's
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populace and industry grew at a modest 1% a year, Dyson's
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calculation suggested that the aliens area and energy needs
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would grow exponentially, becoming a trillion times larger
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in just 3000 years. Should the solar system contain
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a Jupiter sized body, the species engineers could try to
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figure out how to take the planet apart and spread its mass
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in a spherical shell. Now that's that's getting into
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the weeds on that, but Needless to say, it's an interesting
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concept and it's not outside of the realm of possibility that we
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could discover such types of energy spheres.
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For example, in an article from What is This is this news.com
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dot AU headline read study finds potential Dyson sphere
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megastructure candidates in the Milky Way.
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And then it writes, it's thought that these structures absorb
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visible light from the star and emit waste heat as infrared
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radiation, creating a detectable signature.
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A study published in May 6th of 2024 called Monthly Notices of
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the Royal Astronomical Society revealed 7 potential candidates
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for Dyson spheres, raising eyebrows in the world of
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academia. Led by a gentleman by the name
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of Matthias Suazu from Uppsala University, the international
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team used data from the Gaia to Mass and WISEI guess that'd be
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wise astronomical surveys to identify these potential
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megastructures. The study is called Project
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Hippocytes. I think Dysons fear candidates
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from Gaia, DR32, Mass and YS. Now having said all that in
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describing this, I I want to jump over to an interesting part
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of the Urantia book where it talks about the physical aspects
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of a world known as Jerusalem. And for those who are unfamiliar
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with Jerusalem, and yes, you can correlate Jerusalem, but this
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Jerusalem is our capital according to the revelators.
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And as a footnote to this, because we'll read from Paper
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46, you have to, if you think about the fact that the Urantia
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book says it's an epical revelation, it calls itself an
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epical revelation. So we are to understand that
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what it's revealing is information heretofore we did
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not know and that they say we will never know unless they
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reveal it to us. And this is supposed to help us
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advance as intellectual and material and spiritual beings on
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this world, supposed to help us. Just like the previous
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revelations, Jesus presented the truth that he came and that he
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was a son of a creator divine God who was all of our fathers.
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That was his revelation was that God was a loving parent.
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He was also the Son of God. So that gives him extremely high
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significance. He could have chosen 10 million
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worlds, according to the Urantia revelation to live out his 7th
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bestow, and he chose ours. That's pretty significant.
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And it was an epical revelation. Now, what's the epical part of
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the Urantia book? And I've thought long and hard
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about this because it does reveal a lot of little details
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that some could say, wow, that's just someone's figment of their
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imagination. But what's the big reveal?
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What is the big reveal of the Urantia book?
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If you had to encapsulate it into one idea or one grand tada,
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I think that would be that. The Urantia Book is the only
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religion or religious based concept that includes with
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specificity the fact that we are in a universe that is not
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densely populated but intelligently controlled and we
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will be a part of a much grander civilization and we call that
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heaven, the Kingdom of Heaven. Jesus said in my Father's house
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are many mansions. Whatever the vernacular, the the
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big reveal of the Urantia Book is you are not alone and you
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never have been and you never will be.
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And your planet and the people on it have a real and definitive
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purpose, and it's time for you to know about the rest of us.
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And that's what the big reveal is.
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So when science sometimes stumbles upon something, which
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they've done with these Dyson spheres, because they're
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thinking, what would an advanced civilization be?
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Now, I happen to think that the Kingdom of Heaven would be a
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very advanced civilization. Why not?
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They've been there forever, literally.
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I mean, God is infinite Now. Creation is not infinite.
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It might be eternal, but it does have a starting point.
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There was a moment when God the Father conceptualize and brought
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into existence. It may be an an existential
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moment that you and I as material beings can't
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understand, but the Father, the Son and the Spirit in in that
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Toto in Toto resulted in the creation of the universe.
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And the universes are set and there's a plan and the the plan
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is, is to have the family of God, which would be the sons,
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the daughters, the angels who administrate and grow these
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pockets of civilizations that emerge on all the planets
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surrounding the Suns and stars of our universe.
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So even though you and I, we think of, you know, it's not a
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big deal to think, oh, yeah, maybe there's life out there.
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But what if it's not only just life out there, but it's, it's a
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community that the more intelligent species all know
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about one another. So I don't want to get too far
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in the weeds on that. But I'm just saying, now that,
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you know, that science is, is saying, wait a minute, we think
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we've found these, these Dyson's fears.
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And so let me read to you what the physical aspects of
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Jerusalem is according to the Urantia book, and how closely it
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aligns with what they think are Dyson's spheres.
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I don't know where Jerusalem is, but it is the capital of our
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system. And our system is named Satania.
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And right now we are the 606th planet of this system.
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And eventually there will be 10. There will be 1000 evolutionary
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worlds and that will constitute the entirety of the system.
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And there are thousands, millions of systems throughout
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the galaxies. But Jerusalem as a headquarters
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sphere is divided into 1000 latitudinal sectors and 10,000
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longitudinal longitudinal zones. Now we have.
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For reference, we have 360 longitudinal zones 360°.
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The sphere has seven major capitals and 70 minor
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administrative centers. The seven sectional capitals are
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concerned with diverse activities, and the system
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sovereign is present in each at least once a year.
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The standard mile of Jerusalem is equivalent to about 7 urantia
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miles. The standard weight.
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The gradient is built up through the decimal system from the
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mature ultimaton and represents almost exactly 10 ounces of your
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weight. The Satania day equals 3 days of
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Urantia time less one hour, 4 minutes and 15 seconds, that
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being the time of the axial revolution of Jerusalem.
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That's a clue. So it takes one full day for
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Jerusalem to have one axial revolution, and that one full
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day equals 3 days of our time. The year consists of 100
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Jerusalem days, so roughly their year is about the same because 1
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* 300 or one time 1 * 100 * 3 is 300 and ours is 365.
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So their their year is about the same as ours short about 65
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days. The time of the system is
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broadcast by the master Cronald Dicks.
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This is a group of beings that were created whose job it is to
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maintain the universal connectedness of time from 1
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system to another so that everybody is on the same time.
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I guess you would kind of consider a Cronald deck is like
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a whatever we have the atomic clock.
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The energy of Jerusalem is superbly controlled and
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circulates about the sphere in the in the zone channels.
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This is where it starts to get into the description which
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mirrors what Dyson had projected to be a sign of an intelligent
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race. Now these these the energy is
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circulates about the sphere in zone channels which are directly
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fed from the energy energy charges of space and expertly
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administered by the master physical controllers.
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The natural resistance to the passage of these these energies
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through the physical channels of conduction yields conduction
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yields the heat required for for the production of equitable
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temperatures. On the planet the full light
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temperature is maintained at about 70°F, while during the
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period of light recession it falls to a little lower than
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50°. So Jerusalem is being described
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as this world where their temperature averages about 70°
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in the day and about 50° at night.
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The lighting system of Jerusalem should not be so difficult for
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you to comprehend. There are no days and nights, no
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seasons of heat and cold. The power Transformers maintain
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100,000 centers from which rarefied energies are projected
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upward through the planetary atmosphere undergoing certain
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changes until they reach the electric air ceiling of the
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sphere. And then these energies are
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reflected back and down as a gentle sifting and even light of
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about the intensity of Uranus sunlight when the Sun is shining
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overhead at 10 in the morning. Under under such conditions of
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lighting, the light rays do not seem to come from one place.
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They merely sipped out of the sky, emanating equally from all
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space directions. This light is very similar to
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natural sunlight, except that it contains very much less heat.
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Thus, it will be recognized that such headquarters worlds are not
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luminous in space. If Jerusalem were very near
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Urantia, it would not be visible.
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Now, that's an important distinction because these
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observers, according to this report, have picked out
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candidates what they think are these stars, these Dyson
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spheres, right? And the other observation that
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you can make here is that it's not really the Dyson spheres
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collecting energy from the sun as much as it is the cosmic
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energies of space. And then on Jerusalem, as it
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describes this process is then turned into light waves, sifts
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of this kind of air that travels as dust and it and it has a a
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light eminence of it. And they say that the gases
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which reflect the slight energy from the Jerusalem up at upper
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ionosphere back to the ground are very similar to those in the
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Urantia upper belt which are concerned with the auroral
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phenomena of your so-called Northern Lights.
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Although these are produced by different causes.
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On Urantia, it is the same gas shield which prevents the escape
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of the terrestrial broadcast waves reflecting them earthward
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when the strike, when they strike this gas belt in their
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direct outward flight. And that is true.
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I mean in broadcasting. This is why AM stations
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typically will go much farther than FM, because FM is line of
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sight and you have to have a lot of power to get it to go far.
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AM, you just shoot the, the Herzean waves N into the
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atmosphere and then they bounce off the ionosphere.
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And that's why we have a, a, a radio station that I run in
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Wyoming. There's a guy in Norway that if
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he has his antenna just the right way, he can detect the
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signal. But that's a, that's a physical
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reaction that's going on. And they're saying that their
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energy is, is operates in in similar fashion.
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The lighting of Jerusalem is uniformly maintained for 75% of
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the Jerusalem day. So that'd be in our terms, if it
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was 24 hours, it'd be about 16 hours, right?
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And then it becomes night time minimum illumination.
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The light is about of your full moon on a clear night.
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So that's a depiction of what a Jerusalem day looks like where
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the sun might be at the angle of 10:00 AM in the morning.
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So kind of a soft Huey light. And then at night it turns into
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a place where it's like the full moon is out all night and in
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Jerusalem reef. And this is where it gets
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specific about this. Jerusalem receives faint light
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from several nearby Suns, a sort of brilliant Starlight, but it
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is not dependent on them. And worlds like Jerusalem are
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not subject to the vicissitudes of sun disturbances.
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Neither are they confronted with the problem of a cooling or
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dying sun. The seven transitional study
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worlds and their 49 satellites are heated, lighted, energized
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and watered by the Jerusalem technique.
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So that's Section 1 from this particular paper, 46 describing
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our headquarters world. And in later subsequent chapters
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they talk about the arrangement of society.
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They talk about the differences in where people live and where
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they operate. It is a real Society of
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advanced, I want to say creatures, but their advanced
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beings would be, I think, the more appropriate way of
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describing it. In paper Section 2 of this paper
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46, it talks more about the physical features of Jerusalem.
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On Jerusalem you will miss the rugged mountain ranges of
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Urantia and other evolved worlds, since there are neither
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earthquakes nor rainfalls, but you will enjoy the beauteous
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Highlands and other unique variations of topography and
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landscape. Enormous areas of Jerusalem are
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preserved in a natural state, and the grandeur of such
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districts is quite beyond the powers of human imagination.
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There are thousands upon thousands of small lakes, but no
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raging rivers nor expansive oceans.
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There is no rainfall in either storms nor blizzards on any of
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the architectural worlds. Now I want to zero in on that.
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What they just called is a is an architectural world.
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These worlds were made to order and there are previous
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paragraphs and sections where it talks about in the early ages of
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when Michael had designated Nebedon as his local creation.
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The first thing that happens is the master physical controllers
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and all of those who are of what they do, they construct these
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and I believe they say it takes about I, I'm probably wrong on
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this, but it, it takes about a it takes a long time.
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I'll tell you what, if anybody wants to have fun and research
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that, it says specifically how long it takes to build these
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architectural worlds. And they're all designed the
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same way as I just described. They say that they're the dew
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point is higher on a three gas world than on A2 gas planet like
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Urantia. They describe the physical plant
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life. And the Morontia world of living
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things, both requiring moisture, but this is largely supplied by
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the subsoil system of circulation which extends over
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the entire world, giving even at the very top of the Highlands.
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The water system is not entirely subsurface for there are many
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canals interconnecting the sparkling lakes of Jerusalem.
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The atmosphere of Jerusalem is a three gas mixture.
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The air is very similar to that of our world with the addition
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of a gas adapted to the respiration of the morontia
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order of life. This third gas in no way unfits
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the air for the respirations of animals or plants on the of the
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material orders. So they're saying there's going
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to be animals there, they're going to be plants there just
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like they are here, but they'll also be the Morontia order of
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life that coexist along with the material forms of life on this
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world. This is where it gets
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interesting. It talks about the
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transportation system on Jerusalem.
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And bear in mind, this book was written in 1934.
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So this is about the time that we're we have airplanes, we have
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trains, but we're still early in our transportation development.
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And they write about the transportation system and how
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it's allied with the circulatory streams of energy movement,
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similar to the way that our planes fly and jet streams and,
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and even boats and the trade winds really that that would be
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considered energy movement. So they have that kind of
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transportation system that uses the energy movements.
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They the meet the main energy currents being located at 10
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mile mile intervals. So they must be like energy
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regenerators of some, some kind. By adjustment of physical
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mechanisms, the material beings of the planet can proceed at a
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pace varying from 2 to 500 mph. The transport birds fly at about
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100 miles an hour. Transport birds, the air
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mechanisms of the material Suns, travel around 500 mph.
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Material and early Marancha beings must utilize these
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mechanical means of support, but spirit personalities proceed by
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liaison with the superior forces and the spirit sources of
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energy. Jerusalem is indeed a foretaste
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of para desiacal glory and grandeur, but you can never hope
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to gain an adequate idea of these glorious architectural
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worlds. By any attempted description.
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There is so little that could be compared with the ought on your
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world, and even then the things of Jerusalem so transcends that
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of Urantia that the comparison is almost grotesque.
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Until you actually arrive on Jerusalem, you can hardly
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entertain anything like a true concept of the heavenly worlds.
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But that is not so long a time in the future when your coming
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experience on the system capital is compared with your sometime
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arrival on the more remote training spheres of the
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universe, the Super universe and Havona.
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And there's more. There's much, much more, but
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that's just a sort of a foretaste.
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And it could very well be that these Dyson spheres that they
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think they've located throughout space are in fact the
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architectural worlds which I've just described.
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And that's why I thought it important to bring up on this
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edition of the Urantia book, because what I've basically have
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described to you is a, a narrative that tells you what to
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expect when you wake up on resurrection mourn.
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I think that's pretty revelatory.
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Thank you for stopping by. I appreciate it.
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Always reach out your Encha book, radio@gmail.com, and we'll
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have another episode coming up real shortly.
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We're going to start delving into the apostles and some of
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that. And also I want to talk about
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Abraham in future episodes. Abraham was a very important man
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and he does not get the mentions that he deserves, considering
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what he has done to preserve monotheism, which of course was
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the foundation of Judaism, and then later of course, preparing
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us for the teachings of Jesus himself.
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Until next time, thanks again for stopping by the Urantia
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Radio podcast. I've seen these you people
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wouldn't attack ships on fire for showing of a life.
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I watched these glittering the darkness of 10 hours a day.
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All the moments will be lost in time, like tears.
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Time to die the.