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The Urantia Book

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1,000 Pages on the Life of Jesus Christ from birth to 33

First published in 1955 by the Urantia Foundation, The Urantia Book was written in the form of a revelation from celestial beings. The writers refer to Earth as "Urantia" and state their intent to "present enlarged concepts … see full wiki

Tags: Books, Christianity Books, Jesus Hidden Life, Secrets Jesus Told Apostles

Author: URANTIA Foundation

Publisher: URANTIA Foundation

Date Published: May 30, 2008

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Curious About Jesus' Life from Birth to Age 30 before His life became public?

May 18, 2009

by NYWriterBarbaraGarro

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Urantia is a huge four- part tome. The 1,000 pages I reference are Part IV, The Life Of Jesus Christ. For 40 years, I craved to know Jesus' life from birth to 30 before He started His public ministry. A few years ago, I guess the student was ready, because Urantia appeared. While I was reading those 1,000 pages in an, every spare minute total commitment, I felt like I was there back in the first century. I felt like I was one of Jesus' apostles, that he was talking to me just like he was talking with them. Most important of all, I felt His pain, His disappointment, His frustration. I knew why He went so often alone to pray to the Father. Since I read Urantia, I gave a talk on The Humanity of Jesus, and have continued my ten-year project of writing a book on the Parables of Jesus, that is currently looking for an excited publisher who believes in the project. In the Jesus Introduction of the book, my 10-minute talk on the Humanity of Jesus is printed, to help people really understand that Jesus, God-man, was human, just like us, suffered here, just like us, felt hurt and disappointed here, just like us. He was truly God's gift to each and every one of us.

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