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The Urantia Book and the Bible

One way to look at The Urantia Book is as a key to a more complete understanding the Bible.

For example

  • On Adam and Eve:​

  • Who were Adam and Eve?

  • What really happened to Adam and Eve in the Garden of Evil?

  • Was there a tree of the knowledge of good and evil?

  • Where was the Garden of Eden and how did it get its name?

  • What was the purpose of Eden?

  • What happened to Adam and Eve?

  • Why did Cain kill Abel and what happened to Cain?

  • On Lucifer, Satan and the devil:​

  • Who were Lucifer and Satan (the “fallen angels”)? What happened  to them?

  • Who was the Devil and is he still around today?

  • Did you know...

  • Did you know there were two Garden of Edens?

  • Did you know that Jesus’ 40 days of the temptations preceded his baptism?

  • Did you now that of the first four Gospels, only two were “authored” by Apostles of Jesus?

  • Did you know that most of our Christian teachings come from Jewish laws and customs?

  • Did you that most religions recognize an aspect of God within each person?

  • Did you know that the Holy Spirit and the Spirit of Truth (the Comforter) are two different entities?

  • On Jesus:​

  • What did Jesus mean when he told us “the Kingdom of Heaven is within…”?

  • What Jesus really did after his Baptism.

  • Who was the “voice in the garden” that told Mary she was to have a child?

  • Was Mary Magdalene a woman of ill repute or not?

  • How did Jesus turn water to wine at the wedding in Cana?

  • How and Jesus feed 5000 people with only two fishes and 5 loaves of bread?

  • What was the original version of the Lord’s Prayer?

  • Was does “being born of the spirit” mean?

  • Did “touching the hem” of Jesus coat cause the woman to be healed?

  • Why did Judas betray Jesus and what happened to him?

  • Where was Jesus crucified and “buried”?

  • How many times did Jesus appear to people after his resurrection?

  • What are the many mansions Jesus refers to?

  • Other thoughts to explore:

  • Who was Mark, the author of The Gospel of Mark?

  • Who was this Melchezedek, the teacher of Abraham, and where did he come from?

  • What are angels really, and where do they come from?

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