• Urantia Paper 13—The Sacred Spheres of Paradise—§2. Father-World Relationships

  • Mar 9 2025
  • Length: 2 hrs and 1 min
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Urantia Paper 13—The Sacred Spheres of Paradise—§2. Father-World Relationships

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  • Urantia Paper 13—The Sacred Spheres of Paradise—§2. Father-World Relationships

    This week on The Cosmic Citizen we continue with our study of The Urantia Book's Paper 13 – The Sacred Spheres of Paradise, with a reading of Section 2: Father-World Relationships.

    In the last two weeks we covered the introduction to this paper and Section 1: "The Seven Sacred Worlds of the Father."

    This section further explains how the seven sacred spheres, also known as the Father Worlds, are connected to the Universal Father. These worlds play a crucial role in the administration of the universe. Each one has a unique purpose. They are the vital headquarters where different kinds of heavenly beings work to manage and organize the universe.

    Our study will disclose the following:

    Purpose: Each of the seven Father Worlds has a specific function and is dedicated to different aspects of divine administration and spiritual training.

    Inhabitants: These worlds are inhabited by various types of celestial beings who work closely with the Universal Father to manage and oversee the universe.

    Training and Service: The Father Worlds serve as training centers for ascending beings (those who progress spiritually) and provide essential services to the universe.

    Unique Roles: Each world has a unique role, such as focusing on the administration of justice, the coordination of universe affairs, or the training of spiritual beings.

    In essence, the Father Worlds are like specialized hubs that help the Universal Father maintain order and harmony throughout the universe.

    Please join us for another deep and meaningful study of The Urantia Book!
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