Topical Index for The Urantia Book

Jezebel 124:6.3(1374;3)

Jezreel 124:6.1,3(1374;1), 149:0.1(1668;1)

Joab

young evangelist; ringleader of plot to make Jesus king 152:2.5(1700;6), 153:5.2(1715;2)

Joachim

father of Mary mother of Jesus 122:3.3(1347;1)

Joanna

arranged meeting in Herod's new palace 150:3.1(1680;3)

at Jesus' appearances 190:3.1(2033;1), 193:0sec(2052;1)

discovered empty tomb 189:4.2-14(2025;3)

treasurer of women's corps; wife of Chuza, steward of Herod 150:1.1-2(1678;5), 154:0.2(1717;2)

Joash

boy king; crusaded for Yahweh 97:9.21(1074;3)

Job, Book of

discourse on Job 148:6sec(1662;3)

Job was granted a vision of God 148:6.3(1663;1)

Job longed for a human God 148:6.7(1663;5)

protest against Egyptian concept of divine rewards for righteousness 97:8.2(1070;5)

reflects Salem school at Kish 95:1.10(1043;5)

written over 300 years 96:7.5(1060;5)

jobs. See earning a living; labor

Jogbehah 165:0.1(1817;1)

Johab

groom of wedding at Cana 137:3.6(1528;2)

John Hyrcanus

destroyed temple on Mount Gerizim 143:4.2(1612;2)

John Mark 152:3.3(1702;4), 176:2.9(1915;6), 178:3.6(1935;2), 188:3.2(2014;5), 193:6.1(2057;8)

approached Jesus with small basket 177:0.4(1920;4)

associated with Peter; later, Paul 121:8.3(1341;4)

at Jesus' appearances 192:1sec(2045;6), 192:2sec(2047;5), 192:4sec(2050;4)

boy of all chores 152:2.5(1700;6)

death of father 192:4.5(2051;2)

desire of heart not denied 176:1.2-3(1913;1)

did not hold stringent ideas about divorce 140:8.14(1581;1)

dressed fish for resurrected Jesus 192:1.8(2047;1)

escaped from soldier naked 183:3.9-10(1975;2)

Gospel of Mark

basis of all subsequent Gospel narratives; changed 121:8.3(1341;4)

completed in A.D. 68; is really Gospel by Peter 121:8.3(1341;4)

included Selta apocrypha 176:2.8(1915;5)

Jesus' avoidance of writing delayed 121:0.1(1332;1), 121:8.3(1341;4)

left out part of Peter's night vision 152:4.4(1703;4)

Luke had copy of 121:8.9(1342;4)

retains something of human Jesus 196:2.3(2092;1)

had loaves and fishes which fed the 5000 152:2.7(1701;2)

hid in shed by olive press 183:0.3(1971;3)

joined apostles 192:0.4(2045;4)

kept apostles in touch 191:0.3(2037;3)

knew Judas intended to betray Jesus 182:2.1,9(1966;1)

Last Supper was in upper chamber of parents' home 178:2.8-9(1933;5), 179:1.1-2(1936;6)

located Thomas in Bethphage 191:0.13(2038;8)

overheard all that transpired in Gethsemane 177:1.6(1921;4), 182:0.1(1963;1), 182:2.10-12(1967;5)

parents were Elijah and Mary Mark 182:0.1(1963;1)

rest day with Jesus 177:1-2secs)

walked around lake with Jesus 152:5.1(1703;5)

John the Baptist Paper 135 (1496;1),)

apostles of. See apostles of John the Baptist

at baptism of Jesus 135:8.6(1504;4)

baptized over 100,000 penitents in 15 months 135:6.4(1502;2)

beheaded by Herod 135:12.7(1508;7)

born in City of Judah, March 25, 7 B.C. 122:2.7(1346;2), 135:0.1(1496;1)

currently chairman of 24 counselors 45:4.17(514;7), 114:2.3(1252;1)

death 135:12sec(1508;1), 144:9sec(1627;6)

death of mother Elizabeth 135:4sec(1499;1)

distant cousin of Jesus; visit at age 5 123:3.4(1359;5), 135:0.3(1496;3), 45:4.17(514;7)

impressed with idea he was to be a spiritual leader 122:2.8(1346;3)

Jesus

decided not to teach contemporaneously with J. 136:4.1(1514;2), 144:0.3(1617;3)

did not visit J. in prison or send word 135:11sec(1506;6), 138:1.5(1539;3)

last visit; messages passed 135:9.9(1506;2), 135:11.4(1507;3), 144:8.1-6(1626;6)

referred to J. as Elijah 158:2.2(1754;2)

rumors of J. reached Jesus 134:9.8(1495;5)

spoke favorably of J.'s message 135:8.1(1503;4)

told apostles to reap the sowing of J. 143:6.1(1615;2)

Jesus and J. decided not to see each other until beginning public service 127:3.11,12(1400;3)

kingdom concept of 170:1.3(1858;5), 170:2.9(1860;4)

message was "repent and be baptized" 135:7.3(1503;3), 136:0.2(1509;2), 136:1.5(1510;2), 138:8.8(1545;9)

mother Elizabeth assured J. that Jesus was Messiah 135:3.3(1498;2)

motive for seclusion 136:3.3(1512;7)

named by Gabriel 122:2.3(1345;5)

never ordained by Sanhedrin 173:2.6(1892;3)

personal characteristics

contrast with Jesus 136:0.1(1509;1)

eloquent rebuke; hardly an example 135:4.5(1499;5), 136:0.1(1509;1)

greatest born of women, but he who is small in kingdom is greater 136:0.1(1509;1), 144:8.4(1627;1)

heroic but tactless preacher 135:6.7(1502;5)

in prison, J. often tempted to doubt Jesus 135:11.1(1506;6)

no brothers or sisters 135:0.4(1496;4)

over 6 feet tall, flowing hair, dressed like Elijah, stalwart, picturesque child of nature 135:1.4(1497;2), 135:4.5(1499;5), 135:6.3(1502;1)

saddened by loss of Andrew and Peter 137:1.3,8(1524;4)

Zacharias was father 122:2sec(1345;3)

prayer of 144:2.1(1618;5), 144:3.4(1620;2)

presented flock to Nazarites 135:4.2(1499;2)

prophecy regarding Jesus 135:11.2-3(1507;1)

rabbi Nahor offered Jerusalem schooling for 123:6.8(1365;3)

refused to accept priest's allotment from temple 135:2.3(1497;5)

refused to quit preaching if released by Herod 135:12.2(1508;2)

religion of repentance, self-examination, and self-denial 135:3.4(1498;3), 135:4.2(1499;2), 143:2.2(1609;3)

remnant of believers in J. persists in Mesopotamia 137:2.2(1526;2)

sooner or later a greater J. is to arise 170:5.19(1866;2)

thundered parable of Lazarus and Dives 169:3sec(1854;5)

viewed as a prophet 135:6.2(1501;5), 135:12.2(1508;2), 173:2.4-5(1892;1)

John the Revelator. See John Zebedee

John Zebedee 129:1.12(1421;2), 139:4sec(1553;6), 141:7.14(1594;8), 143:3.5(1611;3), 143:5.12(1614;6), 144:1.4(1618;1), 178:2.6-8(1933;3), 192:1.3(2046;1), 192:4.7(2051;4),. See also apostles of Jesus

actions

baptized by John in December A.D. 25 135:8.1(1503;4)

became apostle 137:1.5-8(1525;2)

claimed preferred seat at Last Supper 179:1.4(1937;2)

collected Palm Sunday donkey 172:3.6(1881;4)

fishing partner of Andrew, Peter, and brother James 139:1.1(1548;5), 139:3.1(1552;5), 139:4.1(1553;6)

forbade strange preacher 159:2.1(1764;3)

helped bear Jesus' body to tomb 188:1.3(2013;2)

laid hands on converts receiving Spirit of Truth 139:5.9(1557;3)

led Jesus to pool of Bethesda 147:3.1-2(1649;1)

married brother James's widow 82:5.5(919;1), 83:5.4(926;2), 139:4.12(1555;5)

personal agent regarding Jesus' family 129:2.3,4,10,11(1421;8), 139:4.1,4(1553;6), 174:0.2(1897;2), 181:2.2-3(1955;3), 187:4.7(2009;6)

purchased Capernaum house for Jesus 129:2.4,10(1422;1), 134:1.1(1483;3)

searched 40 days for Jesus 136:3.7(1514;1)

selected Judas Alpheus 138:2.7(1539;10)

assigned as personal aide to Jesus 138:10.3(1547;3), 139:4.2,3(1553;7), 181:2.2(1955;3)

attitude

apostle of new commandment 139:4.6(1554;4), 181:2.4(1955;5)

became dominated by brotherly devotion 139:4.6(1554;4), 192:2.1(2047;5)

believed Jesus had risen 189:5.3(2027;7), 191:0.2(2037;2)

believed Jesus would return before his death 192:2.5-6(2048;1)

bid fire devour insolent Samaritans 139:3.5(1553;1), 139:4.8(1555;1), 162:0.2(1788;2), 181:2.4(1955;5)

conceited, bigoted and intolerant; self-contained 139:3.4(1552;8), 139:4.4-5,8) 181:2.4(1955;5)

cool and daringly courageous; faithful, devoted 139:4.5,10(1554;3)

favored proclaiming Jesus king 152:2.5(1700;6)

first apostle to believe in resurrection 139:4.10(1555;3)

grasped significance of entry into Jerusalem 172:5.5(1884;4)

impetuous 38:0.1(418;1)

naturally thought in symbols 172:5.5(1884;4)

never overcame disinclination to talk 139:4.7(1554;5)

son of thunder 139:3.1,5(1552;5), 139:4.6(1554;4), 181:2.4(1955;5)

Book of Revelations written by 139:4.14(1555;7)

four and twenty elders reference 45:4.1(513;2)

First Epistle written as cover letter for Gospel of John 121:8.10(1342;5)

Gospel of John

avoided all reference to casting out devils 145:2.13(1631;1)

has viewpoint of Alexandrian Christians, disciples of Philo 121:6.6(1339;2)

inspired by John Zebedee; written by Nathan 121:8.10(1342;5), 139:4.4,15(1554;2)

Jesus' avoidance of writing delayed 121:0.1(1332;1), 121:8.3(1341;4)

presents triumphant Jesus in full consciousness of divinity 196:2.3(2092;1)

Jesus' admonitions to 174:0.2(1897;2), 181:2.2-5(1955;3), 192:2.1(2047;5)

Jesus took to Jerusalem 134:9.1(1494;4)

outstanding theologian 139:4.15(1555;8)

present

among 120 at Pentecost 194:1.2(2060;2)

as designated observer at Jewish court 183:5.3-4(1977;3), 184:3.2(1982;3)

asleep in Gethsemane 182:3.1-4(1968;2)

at crucifixion (only apostle) 139:4.10(1555;3), 183:4.5(1976;3), 187:2.7(2007;6), 187:3.2(2008;3), 187:5.1,4(2010;2)

at empty tomb 189:5sec(2027;5)

at Jesus' appearances 191:2sec(2040;2), 191:5sec(2042;5), 192:1-4secs) 193:0sec(2052;1), 193:3sec(2055;1), 193:5sec(2057;3)

at Jesus' examination by Pilate 185:3.1(1991;1)

at transfiguration 158:0.2(1752;2), 158:2.5(1754;5)

in adjoining room during Jesus' humiliation 184:4.2(1984;3)

near Jesus after his arrest 183:4.3,5(1976;1), 183:5.3(1977;3)

public preacher 141:3.2(1589;3)

questions of 140:10.9(1585;7), 148:6.1(1662;3)

referred to as a prophet 34:4.8(378;5)

right-hand support of Peter 139:4.11(1555;4)

Salome asked preference for 139:3.8(1553;4), 171:0.4-7(1867;4), 181:2.15(1958;2)

special instructions to 140:8.1(1579;3)

used term "eternal life" for "kingdom of heaven" 170:2.20(1861;4)

visions of

Lucifer rebellion 53:7.7(608;3)

mortals on Jerusem 47:10.2(539;4)

new Jerusalem in post-Teacher Son era 52:7.11(599;7)

Salvington and Jerusem 34:4.8-9(378;5)

well known to Annas's older servants 184:0.3(1978;3)

youngest apostle, unmarried, from Capernaum; 24 in A.D. 26 139:4.1(1553;6), 181:2.2(1955;3)

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