Glossary

Tidal-gravity, a force between space objects, will shatter the moon into small particles, when it gets too close to the earth. These particles may assemble about the world as rings of matter resembling those of Saturn or may be gradually drawn into the earth as meteors.

Refers to those geographical regions that culturally were influenced by the language, culture, government and religion of the ancient Greeks and Romans.

Island between the Artic and Atlantic Ocenas, near Canada.

Seraphim devoted to the ministry to individual mortals.

Tribe of Northern Mesopotamia.

A place invented by the Greeks to receive weak souls.

One or Abraham's concubines.

Hebrew prophet.

The responsive reading of the Psalms accompanied by waving of the branches before the altar.

Babylonian king.

Chinese emperor.

A primary Lanonandek Son who is currently serving as the high counselor and acting chairman of the execufive council of the Satania system.

Mother of Mary.

One of the 100 corporeal members of Caligastia's staff (see Ang). Hap headed the council of the college of revealed religion.

A stopping place between Ur and Canaan.

Village visited by Jesus and his apostles.

The central and divine universe, an eternal, wholly created, and perfect planetary family containing one billion worlds arranged in seven concentric circuits contiguous to and surrounding Paradise.

Power centers supervising the energy regulation in the Havona worlds.

Permanent residents of Havona descending directly from the Trinity of the Paradise.

A term used to refer to surviving mortals when they arrive on Havona.

Beings created by the work of the Seven Master Spirits and their associates, the Seven Supreme Power Directors.

One of the three kind of activity in circuits of Havona.

Inhabitant of Havona.

Israelites or Jews living in Judea.

City of Judah in the west of the Salt Sea.

German City situated in the southwest portion of the country.

Place invented for the punishment of taboo violators.

The Greek people.

Someone focused on the study of Greek culture.

Term used to describe something influenced by the ancient Greek culture.

A local universe neighbor of Nebadon.

A mountain to the north of Nazareth.

Anyone of the Herodian dynasty.

King of the Jews after his uncle Herod Antipas. Killed James.

Governor of Galilee and Perea during Jesus youth and ministry to A.D. 39. Son of Herod the Great.

Founder of the Herodian Dynasty. Father of Herod the Great, Grandfather of Herod Antipas.

Political party that advocated emancipation from the direct Roman rule by a restoration of the Herodian dynasty.

Unlawful wife of Herod Antipas.

An ancient town located at the east side of the Jordan River.

Greek goddess of the hearth.

The first name of Onamonalonton (see Onamonalonton).

Judean king and reformer.

One of the seven orders of Helpers of the Universe.

Mighty messengers of the Perfection of days, one of the seven Supreme trinity Personalities.

Members of a group of Universe Aids, a composite personality group of beings that are closely related to the organization and administration of the grand universe.

Woman accused of adultery.

Mountain range in Asia, separating the Indian subcontinent from the Tibet Plateau.

Predominant religious tradition of the Indian subcontinent.

Valley outside of Jerusalem.

A town at the east of the Galilee Sea.