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Paper 119
The Bestowals of Christ Michael
119:0.1 Chief of the Evening Stars of Nebadon, I am assigned
to Urantia by Gabriel on the mission of revealing the story
of the seven bestowals of the Universe Sovereign, Michael of
Nebadon, and my name is Gavalia. In making this presentation,
I will adhere strictly to the limitations imposed by my commission.
119:0.2 The attribute of bestowal is inherent in the Paradise
Sons of the Universal Father. In their desire to come close
to the life experiences of their subordinate living creatures,
the various orders of the Paradise Sons are reflecting the divine
nature of their Paradise parents. The Eternal Son of the Paradise
Trinity led the way in this practice, having seven times bestowed
himself upon the seven circuits of Havona during the times of
the ascension of Grandfanda and the first of the pilgrims from
time and space. And the Eternal Son continues to bestow himself
upon the local universes of space in the persons of his representatives,
the Michael and Avonal Sons.
119:0.3 When the Eternal Son bestows a Creator Son upon a projected
local universe, that Creator Son assumes full responsibility
for the completion, control, and composure of that new universe,
including the solemn oath to the eternal Trinity not to assume
full sovereignty of the new creation until his seven creature
bestowals shall have been successfully completed and certified
by the Ancients of Days of the superuniverse of jurisdiction.
This obligation is assumed by every Michael Son who volunteers
to go out from Paradise to engage in universe organization and
creation.
119:0.4 The purpose of these creature incarnations is to enable
such Creators to become wise, sympathetic, just, and understanding
sovereigns. These divine Sons are innately just, but they become
understandingly merciful as a result of these successive bestowal
experiences; they are naturally merciful, but these experiences
make them merciful in new and additional ways. These bestowals
are the last steps in their education and training for the sublime
tasks of ruling the local universes in divine righteousness
and by just judgment.
119:0.5 Though numerous incidental benefits accrue to the various
worlds, systems, and constellations, as well as to the different
orders of universe intelligences affected and benefited by these
bestowals, still they are primarily designed to complete the
personal training and universe education of a Creator Son himself.
These bestowals are not essential to the wise, just, and efficient
management of a local universe, but they are absolutely necessary
to a fair, merciful, and understanding administration of such
a creation, teeming with its varied forms of life and its myriads
of intelligent but imperfect creatures.
119:0.6 The Michael Sons begin their work of universe organization
with a full and just sympathy for the various orders of beings
whom they have created. They have vast stores of mercy for all
these differing creatures, even pity for those who err and flounder
in the selfish mire of their own production. But such endowments
of justice and righteousness will not suffice in the estimate
of the Ancients of Days. These triune rulers of the superuniverses
will never certify a Creator Son as Universe Sovereign until
he has really acquired the viewpoint of his own creatures by
actual experience in the environment of their existence and
as these very creatures themselves. In this way such Sons become
intelligent and understanding rulers; they come to know the
various groups over which they rule and exercise universe authority.
By living experience they possess themselves of practical mercy,
fair judgment, and the patience born of experiential creature
existence.
119:0.7 The local universe of Nebadon is now ruled by a Creator
Son who has completed his service of bestowal; he reigns in
just and merciful supremacy over all the vast realms of his
evolving and perfecting universe. Michael of Nebadon is the
611,121st bestowal of the Eternal Son upon the universes of
time and space, and he began the organization of your local
universe about four hundred billion years ago. Michael made
ready for his first bestowal adventure about the time Urantia
was taking on its present form, one billion years ago. His bestowals
have occurred about one hundred and fifty million years apart,
the last taking place on Urantia nineteen hundred years ago.
I will now proceed to unfold the nature and character of these
bestowals as fully as my commission permits.
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1. The First
Bestowal
119:1.1 It was a solemn occasion on Salvington
almost one billion years ago when the assembled directors and
chiefs of the universe of Nebadon heard Michael announce that
his elder brother, Immanuel, would presently assume authority
in Nebadon while he (Michael) would be absent on an unexplained
mission. No other announcement was made about this transaction
except that the farewell broadcast to the Constellation Fathers,
among other instructions, said: "And for this period I
place you under the care and keeping of Immanuel while I go
to do the bidding of my Paradise Father."
119:1.2 After sending this farewell broadcast, Michael appeared
on the dispatching field of Salvington, just as on many previous
occasions when preparing for departure to Uversa or Paradise
except that he came alone. He concluded his statement of departure
with these words: " I leave you but for a short season.
Many of you, I know, would go with me, but whither I go you
cannot come. That which I am about to do, you cannot do. I go
to do the will of the Paradise Deities, and when I have finished
my mission and have acquired this experience, I will return
to my place among you. " And having thus spoken, Michael
of Nebadon vanished from the sight of all those assembled and
did not reappear for twenty years of standard time. In all Salvington,
only the Divine Minister and Immanuel knew what was taking place,
and the Union of Days shared his secret only with the chief
executive of the universe, Gabriel, the Bright and Morning Star.
119:1.3 All the inhabitants of Salvington and those dwelling
on the constellation and system headquarters worlds assembled
about their respective receiving stations for universe intelligence,
hoping to get some word of the mission and whereabouts of the
Creator Son. Not until the third day after Michael's departure
was any message of possible significance received. On this day
a communication was registered on Salvington from the Melchizedek
sphere, the headquarters of that order in Nebadon, which simply
recorded this extraordinary and never-before-heard-of transaction:
"At noon today there appeared on the receiving field of
this world a strange Melchizedek Son, not of our number but
wholly like our order. He was accompanied by a solitary omniaphim
who bore credentials from Uversa and presented orders addressed
to our chief, derived from the Ancients of Days and concurred
in by Immanuel of Salvington, directing that this new Melchizedek
Son be received into our order and assigned to the emergency
service of the Melchizedeks of Nebadon. And it has been so ordered;
it has been done."
119:1.4 And this is about all that appears on the records of
Salvington regarding the first Michael bestowal. Nothing more
appears until after one hundred years of Urantia time, when
there was recorded the fact of Michael's return and unannounced
resumption of the direction of universe affairs. But a strange
record is to be found on the Melchizedek world, a recital of
the service of this unique Melchizedek Son of the emergency
corps of that age. This record is preserved in a simple temple
which now occupies the foreground of the home of the Father
Melchizedek, and it comprises the narration of the service of
this transitory Melchizedek Son in connection with his assignment
to twenty-four missions of universe emergency. And this record,
which I have so recently reviewed, ends thus:
119:1.5 "And at noon on this day, without previous announcement
and witnessed by only three of our brotherhood, this visiting
Son of our order disappeared from our world as he came, accompanied
only by a solitary omniaphim; and this record is now closed
with the certification that this visitor lived as a Melchizedek,
in the likeness of a Melchizedek he worked as a Melchizedek,
and he faithfully performed all of his assignments as an emergency
Son of our order. By universal consent he has become chief of
Melchizedeks, having earned our love and adoration by his matchless
wisdom, supreme love, and superb devotion to duty. He loved
us, understood us, and served with us, and forever we are his
loyal and devoted fellow Melchizedeks, for this stranger on
our world has now eternally become a universe minister of Melchizedek
nature."
119:1.6 And that is all I am permitted to tell you of the first
bestowal of Michael. We, of course, fully understand that this
strange Melchizedek who so mysteriously served with the Melchizedeks
a billion years ago was none other than the incarnated Michael
on the mission of his first bestowal. The records do not specifically
state that this unique and efficient Melchizedek was Michael,
but it is universally believed that he was. Probably the actual
statement of that fact cannot be found outside of the records
of Sonarington, and the records of that secret world are not
open to us. Only on this sacred world of the divine Sons are
the mysteries of incarnation and bestowal fully known. We all
know of the facts of the Michael bestowals, but we do not understand
how they are effected. We do not know how the ruler of a universe,
the creator of the Melchizedeks, can so suddenly and mysteriously
become one of their number and, as one of them, live among them
and work as a Melchizedek Son for one hundred years. But it
so happened.
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2. The Second Bestowal
119:2.1 For almost one hundred and fifty
million years after the Melchizedek bestowal of Michael, all
went well in the universe of Nebadon, when trouble began to
brew in system 11 of constellation 37. This trouble involved
a misunderstanding by a Lanonandek Son, a System Sovereign,
which had been adjudicated by the Constellation Fathers and
approved by the Faithful of Days, the Paradise counselor to
that constellation, but the protesting System Sovereign was
not fully reconciled to the verdict. After more than one hundred
years of dissatisfaction he led his associates in one of the
most widespread and disastrous rebellions against the sovereignty
of the Creator Son ever instigated in the universe of Nebadon,
a rebellion long since adjudicated and ended by the action of
the Ancients of Days on Uversa.
119:2.2 This rebel System Sovereign, Lutentia, reigned supreme
on his headquarters planet for more than twenty years of standard
Nebadon time; whereupon, the Most Highs, with approval from
Uversa, ordered his segregation and requisitioned the Salvington
rulers for the designation of a new System Sovereign to assume
direction of that strife-torn and confused system of inhabited
worlds.
119:2.3 Simultaneously with the reception of this request on
Salvington, Michael initiated the second of those extraordinary
proclamations of intention to be absent from the universe headquarters
for the purpose of " doing the bidding of my Paradise Father,
" promising to " return in due season " and concentrating
all authority in the hands of his Paradise brother, Immanuel,
the Union of Days.
119:2.4 And then, by the same technique observed at the time
of his departure in connection with the Melchizedek bestowal,
Michael again took leave of his headquarters sphere. Three days
after this unexplained leave-taking there appeared among the
reserve corps of the primary Lanonandek Sons of Nebadon, a new
and unknown member. This new Son appeared at noon, unannounced
and accompanied by a lone tertiaphim who bore credentials from
the Uversa Ancients of Days, certified by Immanuel of Salvington,
directing that this new Son be assigned to system 11 of constellation
37 as the successor of the deposed Lutentia and with full authority
as acting System Sovereign pending the appointment of a new
sovereign.
119:2.5 For more than seventeen years of universe time this
strange and unknown temporary ruler administered the affairs
and wisely adjudicated the difficulties of this confused and
demoralized local system. No System Sovereign was ever more
ardently loved or more widespreadly honored and respected. In
justice and mercy this new ruler set the turbulent system in
order while he painstakingly ministered to all his subjects,
even offering his rebellious predecessor the privilege of sharing
the system throne of authority if he would only apologize to
Immanuel for his indiscretions. But Lutentia spurned these overtures
of mercy, well knowing that this new and strange System Sovereign
was none other than Michael, the very universe ruler whom he
had so recently defied. But millions of his misguided and deluded
followers accepted the forgiveness of this new ruler, known
in that age as the Savior Sovereign of the system of Palonia.
119:2.6 And then came that eventful day on which there arrived
the newly appointed System Sovereign, designated by the universe
authorities as the permanent successor of the deposed Lutentia,
and all Palonia mourned the departure of the most noble and
the most benign system ruler that Nebadon had ever known. He
was beloved by all the system and adored by his fellows of all
groups of the Lanonandek Sons. His departure was not unceremonious;
a great celebration was arranged when he left the system headquarters.
Even his erring predecessor sent this message: "Just and
righteous are you in all your ways. While I continue in rejection
of the Paradise rule, I am compelled to confess that you are
a just and merciful administrator."
119:2.7 And then did this transient ruler of a rebellious system
take leave of the planet of his short administrative sojourn,
while on the third day thereafter Michael appeared on Salvington
and resumed the direction of the universe of Nebadon. There
soon followed the third Uversa proclamation of the advancing
jurisdiction of the sovereignty and authority of Michael. The
first proclamation was made at the time of his arrival in Nebadon,
the second was issued soon after the completion of the Melchizedek
bestowal, and now the third follows upon the termination of
the second or Lanonandek mission.
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3. The Third Bestowal
119:3.1 The supreme council on Salvington
had just finished the consideration of the call of the Life
Carriers on planet 217 in system 87 in constellation 61 for
the dispatch to their assistance of a Material Son. Now this
planet was situated in a system of inhabited worlds where another
System Sovereign had gone astray, the second such rebellion
in all Nebadon up to that time.
119:3.2 Upon the request of Michael, action on the petition
of the Life Carriers of this planet was deferred pending its
consideration by Immanuel and his report thereon. This was an
irregular procedure, and I well remember how we all anticipated
something unusual, and we were not long held in suspense. Michael
proceeded to place universe direction in the hands of Immanuel,
while he intrusted command of the celestial forces to Gabriel,
and having thus disposed of his administrative responsibilities,
he took leave of the Universe Mother Spirit and vanished from
the dispatching field of Salvington precisely as he had done
on two previous occasions.
119:3.3 And, as might have been expected, on the third day thereafter
there appeared, unannounced, on the headquarters world of system
87 in constellation 61, a strange Material Son, accompanied
by a lone seconaphim, accredited by the Uversa Ancients of Days,
and certified by Immanuel of Salvington. Immediately the acting
System Sovereign appointed this new and mysterious Material
Son acting Planetary Prince of world 217, and this designation
was at once confirm!ed by the Most Highs of constellation 61.
119:3.4 Thus did this unique Material Son begin his difficult
career on a quarantined world of secession and rebellion, located
in a beleaguered system without any direct communication with
the outside universe, working alone for one whole generation
of planetary time. This emergency Material Son effected the
repentance and reclamation of the defaulting Planetary Prince
and his entire staff and witnessed the restoration of the planet
to the loyal service of the Paradise rule as established in
the local universes. In due time a Material Son and Daughter
arrived on this rejuvenated and redeemed world, and when they
had been duly installed as visible planetary rulers, the transitory
or emergency Planetary Prince took formal leave, disappearing
at noon one day. On the third day thereafter, Michael appeared
in his accustomed place on Salvington, and very soon the superuniverse
broadcasts carried the fourth proclamation of the Ancients of
Days announcing the further advancement of the sovereignty of
Michael in Nebadon.
119:3.5 I regret that I do not have permission to narrate the
patience, fortitude, and skill with which this Material Son
met the trying situations on this confused planet. The reclamation
of this isolated world is one of the most beautifully touching
chapters in the annals of salvation throughout Nebadon. By the
end of this mission it had become evident to all Nebadon as
to why their beloved ruler chose to engage in these repeated
bestowals in the likeness of some subordinate order of intelligent
being.
119:3.6 The bestowals of Michael as a Melchizedek Son, then
as a Lanonandek Son, and next as a Material Son are all equally
mysterious and beyond explanation. In each instance he appeared
suddenly and as a fully developed individual of the bestowal
group. The mystery of such incarnations will never be known
except to those who have access to the inner circle of the records
on the sacred sphere of Sonarington.
119:3.7 Never, since this marvelous bestowal as the Planetary
Prince of a world in isolation and rebellion, have any of the
Material Sons or Daughters in Nebadon been tempted to complain
of their assignments or to find fault with the difficulties
of their planetary missions. For all time the Material Sons
know that in the Creator Son of the universe they have an understanding
sovereign and a sympathetic friend, one who has in "all
points been tried and tested, "even as they must also be
tried and tested.
119:3.8 Each of these missions was followed by an age of increasing
service and loyalty among all celestial intelligences of universe
origin, while each succeeding bestowal age was characterized
by advancement and improvement in all methods of universe administration
and in all techniques of government. Since this bestowal no
Material Son or Daughter has ever knowingly joined in rebellion
against Michael; they love and honor him too devotedly ever
consciously to reject him. Only through deception and sophistry
have the Adams of recent times been led astray by higher types
of rebel personalities.
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4. The Fourth Bestowal
119:4.1 It was at the end of one of the
periodic millennial roll calls of Uversa that Michael proceeded
to place the government of Nebadon in the hands of Immanuel
and Gabriel; and, of course, recalling what had happened in
times past following such action, we all prepared to witness
Michael's disappearance on his fourth mission of bestowal, and
we were not long kept waiting, for he shortly went out upon
the Salvington dispatching field and was lost to our view.
119:4.2 On the third day after this bestowal disappearance we
observed, in the universe broadcasts to Uversa, this significant
news item from the seraphic headquarters of Nebadon: "Reporting
the unannounced arrival of an unknown seraphim, accompanied
by a solitary supernaphim and Gabriel of Salvington. This unregistered
seraphim qualifies as of the Nebadon order and bears credentials
from the Uversa Ancients of Days, certified by Immanuel of Salvington.
This seraphim tests out as belonging to the supreme order of
the angels of a local universe and has already been assigned
to the corps of the teaching counselors."
119:4.3 Michael was absent from Salvington during this, the
seraphic bestowal, for a period of over forty standard universe
years. During this time he was attached as a seraphic teaching
counselor, what you might denominate a private secretary, to
twenty-six different master teachers, functioning on twenty-two
different worlds. His last or terminal assignment was as counselor
and helper attached to a bestowal mission of a Trinity Teacher
Son on world 462 in system 84 of constellation 3 in the universe
of Nebadon.
119:4.4 Never, throughout the seven years of this assignment,
was this Trinity Teacher Son wholly persuaded as to the identity
of his seraphic associate. True, all seraphim during that age
were regarded with peculiar interest and scrutiny. Full well
we all knew that our beloved Sovereign was abroad in the universe,
disguised as a seraphim, but never could we be certain of his
identity. Never was he positively identified until the time
of his attachment to the bestowal mission of this Trinity Teacher
Son. But always throughout this era were the supreme seraphim
regarded with special solicitude, lest any of us should find
that we had unawares been host to the Sovereign of the universe
on a mission of creature bestowal. And so it has become forever
true, concerning angels, that their Creator and Ruler has been
"in all points tried and tested in the likeness of seraphic
personality."
119:4.5 As these successive bestowals partook increasingly of
the nature of the lower forms of universe life, Gabriel became
more and more an associate of these incarnation adventures,
functioning as the universe liaison between the bestowed Michael
and the acting universe ruler, Immanuel.
119:4.6 Now has Michael passed through the bestowal experience
of three orders of his created universe Sons: the Melchizedeks,
the Lanonandeks, and the Material Sons. Next he condescends
to personalize in the likeness of angelic life as a supreme
seraphim before turning his attention to the various phases
of the ascending careers of his lowest form of will creatures,
the evolutionary mortals of time and space.
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5. The Fifth Bestowal
119:5.1 A little over three hundred million
years ago, as time is reckoned on Urantia, we witnessed another
of those transfers of universe authority to Immanuel and observed
the preparations of Michael for departure. This occasion was
different from the previous ones in that he announced that his
destination was Uversa, headquarters of the superuniverse of
Orvonton. In due time our Sovereign departed, but the broadcasts
of the superuniverse never made mention of Michael's arrival
at the courts of the Ancients of Days. Shortly after his departure
from Salvington there did appear in the Uversa broadcasts this
significant statement: "There arrived today an unannounced
and unnumbered ascendant pilgrim of mortal origin from the universe
of Nebadon, certified by Immanuel of Salvington and accompanied
by Gabriel of Nebadon. This unidentified being presents the
status of a true spirit and has been received into our fellowship."
119:5.2 If you should visit Uversa today, you would hear the
recounting of the days when Eventod sojourned there, this particular
and unknown pilgrim of time and space being known on Uversa
by that name. And this ascending mortal, at least a superb personality
in the exact likeness of the spirit stage of the ascending mortals,
lived and functioned on Uversa for a period of eleven years
of Orvonton standard time. This being received the assignments
and performed the duties of a spirit mortal in common with his
fellows from the various local universes of Orvonton. In "all
points he was tested and tried, even as his fellows, "and
on all occasions he proved worthy of the confidence and trust
of his superiors, while he unfailingly commanded the respect
and loyal admiration of his fellow spirits.
119:5.3 On Salvington we followed the career of this spirit
pilgrim with consummate interest, knowing full well, by the
presence of Gabriel, that this unassuming and unnumbered pilgrim
spirit was none other than the bestowed ruler of our local universe.
This first appearance of Michael incarnated in the role of one
stage of mortal evolution was an event which thrilled and enthralled
all Nebadon. We had heard of such things but now we beheld them.
He appeared on Uversa as a fully developed and perfectly trained
spirit mortal and, as such, continued his career up to the occasion
of the advancement of a group of ascending mortals to Havona;
whereupon he held converse with the Ancients of Days and immediately,
in the company of Gabriel, took sudden and unceremonious leave
of Uversa, appearing shortly thereafter in his accustomed place
on Salvington.
119:5.4 Not until the completion of this bestowal did it finally
dawn upon us that Michael was probably going to incarnate in
the likeness of his various orders of universe personalities,
from the highest Melchizedeks right on down to the mortals of
flesh and blood on the evolutionary worlds of time and space.
About this time the Melchizedek colleges began to teach the
probability of Michael's sometime incarnating as a mortal of
the flesh, and there occurred much speculation as to the possible
technique of such an inexplicable bestowal. That Michael had
in person performed in the role of an ascending mortal lent
new and added interest to the whole scheme of creature progression
all the way up through both the local universe and the superuniverse.
119:5.5 Still, the technique of these successive bestowals remained
a mystery. Even Gabriel confesses that he does not comprehend
the method whereby this Paradise Son and universe Creator could,
at will, assume the personality and live the life of one of
his own subordinate creatures.
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6. The Sixth
Bestowal
119:6.1 Now that all Salvington was familiar
with the preliminaries of an impending bestowal, Michael called
the sojourners on the headquarters planet together and, for
the first time, unfolded the remainder of the incarnation plan,
announcing that he was soon to leave Salvington for the purpose
of assuming the career of a morontia mortal at the courts of
the Most High Fathers on the headquarters planet of the fifth
constellation. And then we heard for the first time the announcement
that his seventh and final bestowal would be made on some evolutionary
world in the likeness of mortal flesh.
119:6.2 Before leaving Salvington for the sixth bestowal, Michael
addressed the assembled inhabitants of the sphere and departed
in full view of everyone, accompanied by a lone seraphim and
the Bright and Morning Star of Nebadon. While the direction
of the universe had again been intrusted to Immanuel, there
was a wider distribution of administrative responsibilities.
119:6.3 Michael appeared on the headquarters of constellation
five as a full-fledged morontia mortal of ascending status.
I regret that I am forbidden to reveal the details of this unnumbered
morontia mortal's career, for it was one of the most extraordinary
and amazing epochs in Michael's bestowal experience, not even
excepting his dramatic and tragic sojourn on Urantia. But among
the many restrictions imposed upon me in accepting this commission
is one which forbids my undertaking to unfold the details of
this wonderful career of Michael as the morontia mortal of Endantum.
119:6.4 When Michael returned from this morontia bestowal, it
was apparent to all of us that our Creator had become a fellow
creature, that the Universe Sovereign was also the friend and
sympathetic helper of even the lowest form of created intelligence
in his realms. We had noted this progressive acquirement of
the creature's viewpoint in universe administration before this,
for it had been gradually appearing, but it became more apparent
after the completion of the morontia mortal bestowal, even still
more so after his return from the career of the carpenter's
son on Urantia.
119:6.5 We were informed in advance by Gabriel of the time of
Michael's release from the morontia bestowal, and accordingly
we arranged a suitable reception on Salvington. Millions upon
millions of beings were assembled from the constellation headquarters
worlds of Nebadon, and a majority of the sojourners on the worlds
adjacent to Salvington were gathered together to welcome him
back to the rulership of his universe. In response to our many
addresses of welcome and expression!s of appreciation of a Sovereign
so vitally interested in his creatures, he only replied: "I
have simply been about my Father's business. I am only doing
the pleasure of the Paradise Sons who love and crave to understand
their creatures."
119:6.6 But from that day down to the hour when Michael embarked
upon his Urantia adventure as the Son of Man, all Nebadon continued
to discuss the many exploits of their Sovereign Ruler as he
functioned on Endantum as the bestowal incarnation of a morontia
mortal of evolutionary ascension, being in all points tested
like his fellows assembled from the material worlds of the entire
constellation of his sojourn.
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7.
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7. The Seventh and Final
Bestowal
119:7.1 For tens of thousands of years
we all looked forward to the seventh and final bestowal of Michael.
Gabriel had taught us that this terminal bestowal would be made
in the likeness of mortal flesh, but we were wholly ignorant
of the time, place, and manner of this culminating adventure.
119:7.2 The public announcement that Michael had selected Urantia
as the theater for his final bestowal was made shortly after
we learned about the default of Adam and Eve. And thus, for
more than thirty-five thousand years, your world occupied a
very conspicuous place in the councils of the entire universe.
There was no secrecy (aside from the incarnation mystery) connected
with any step in the Urantia bestowal. From first to last, up
to the final and triumphant return of Michael to Salvington
as supreme Universe Sovereign, there was the fullest universe
publicity of all that transpired on your small but highly honored
world.
119:7.3 While we believed that this would be the method, we
never knew, until the time of the event itself, that Michael
would appear on earth as a helpless infant of the realm. Theretofore
had he always appeared as a fully developed individual of the
personality group of the bestowal selection, and it was a thrilling
announcement which was broadcast from Salvington telling that
the babe of Bethlehem had been born on Urantia.
119:7.4 We then not only realized that our Creator and friend
was taking the most precarious step in all his career, apparently
risking his position and authority on this bestowal as a helpless
infant, but we also understood that his experience in this final
and mortal bestowal would eternally enthrone him as the undisputed
and supreme sovereign of the universe of Nebadon. For a third
of a century of earth time all eyes in all parts of this local
universe were focused on Urantia. All intelligences realized
that the last bestowal was in progress, and as we had long known
of the Lucifer rebellion in Satania and of the Caligastia disaffection
on Urantia, we well understood the intensity of the struggle
which would ensue when our ruler condescended to incarnate on
Urantia in the humble form and likeness of mortal flesh.
119:7.5 Joshua ben Joseph, the Jewish baby, was conceived and
was born into the world just as all other babies before and
since except that this particular baby was the incarnation of
Michael of Nebadon, a divine Son of Paradise and the creator
of all this local universe of things and beings. And this mystery
of the incarnation of Deity within the human form of Jesus,
otherwise of natural origin on the world, will forever remain
unsolved. Even in eternity you will never know the technique
and method of the incarnation of the Creator in the form and
likeness of his creatures. That is the secret of Sonarington,
and such mysteries are the exclusive possession of those divine
Sons who have passed through the bestowal experience.
119:7.6 Certain wise men of earth knew of Michael's impending
arrival. Through the contacts of one world with another, these
wise men of spiritual insight learned of the forthcoming bestowal
of Michael on Urantia. And the seraphim did, through the midway
creatures, make announcement to a group of Chaldean priests
whose leader was Ardnon. These men of God visited the newborn
child in the manger. The only supernatural event associated
with the birth of Jesus was this announcement to Ardnon and
his associates by the seraphim of former attachment to Adam
and Eve in the first garden.
119:7.7 Jesus' human parents were average people of their day
and generation, and this incarnated Son of God was thus born
of woman and was reared in the ordinary manner of the children
of that race and age.
119:7.8 The story of Michael's sojourn on Urantia, the narrative
of the mortal bestowal of the Creator Son on your world, is
a matter beyond the scope and purpose of this narrative.
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8.
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8. Michael¡¯s
Postbestowal Status
119:8.1 After Michael's final and successful
bestowal on Urantia he was not only accepted by the Ancients
of Days as sovereign ruler of Nebadon, but he was also recognized
by the Universal Father as the established director of the local
universe of his own creation. Upon his return to Salvington
this Michael, the Son of Man and the Son of God, was proclaimed
the settled ruler of Nebadon. From Uversa came the eighth proclamation
of Michael's sovereignty, while from Paradise came the joint
pronouncement of the Universal Father and the Eternal Son constituting
this union of God and man sole head of the universe and directing
the Union of Days stationed on Salvington to signify his intention
of withdrawing to Paradise. The Faithfuls of Days on the constellation
headquarters were also instructed to retire from the councils
of the Most Highs. But Michael would not consent to the withdrawal
of the Trinity Sons of counsel and co-operation. He assembled
them on Salvington and personally requested them forever to
remain on duty in Nebadon. They signified their desire to comply
with this request to their directors on Paradise, and shortly
thereafter there were issued those mandates of Paradise divorcement
which forever attached these Sons of the central universe to
the court of Michael of Nebadon.
119:8.2 It required almost one billion years of Urantia time
to complete the bestowal career of Michael and to effect the
final establishment of his supreme authority in the universe
of his own creation. Michael was born a creator, educated an
administrator, trained an executive, but he was required to
earn his sovereignty by experience. And thus has your little
world become known throughout all Nebadon as the arena wherein
Michael completed the experience which is required of every
Paradise Creator Son before he is given unlimited control and
direction of the universe of his own making. As you ascend the
local universe, you will learn more about the ideals of the
personalities concerned in Michael's previous bestowals.
119:8.3 In completing his creature bestowals, Michael was not
only establishing his own sovereignty but also was augmenting
the evolving sovereignty of God the Supreme. In the course of
these bestowals the Creator Son not only engaged in a descending
exploration of the various natures of creature personality,
but he also achieved the revelation of the variously diversified
wills of the Paradise Deities, whose synthetic unity, as revealed
by the Supreme Creators, is revelatory of the will of the Supreme
Being.
119:8.4 These various will aspects of the Deities are eternally
personalized in the differing natures of the Seven Master Spirits,
and each of Michael's bestowals was peculiarly revelatory of
one of these divinity manifestations. On his Melchizedek bestowal
he manifested the united will of the Father, Son, and Spirit,
on his Lanonandek bestowal the will of the Father and the Son;
on the Adamic bestowal he revealed the will of the Father and
the Spirit, on the seraphic bestowal the will of the Son and
the Spirit; on the Uversa mortal bestowal he portrayed the will
of the Conjoint Actor, on the morontia mortal bestowal the will
of the Eternal Son; and on the Urantia material bestowal he
lived the will of the Universal Father, even as a mortal of
flesh and blood.
119:8.5 The completion of these seven bestowals resulted in
the liberation of Michael's supreme sovereignty and also in
the creation of the possibility for the sovereignty of the Supreme
in Nebadon. On none of Michael's bestowals did he reveal God
the Supreme, but the sum total of all seven bestowals is a new
Nebadon revelation of the Supreme Being.
119:8.6 In the experience of descending from God to man, Michael
was concomitantly experiencing the ascent from partiality of
manifestability to supremacy of finite action and finality of
the liberation of his potential for absonite function. Michael,
a Creator Son, is a time-space creator, but Michael, a sevenfold
Master Son, is a member of one of the divine corps constituting
the Trinity Ultimate.
119:8.7 In passing through the experience of revealing the Seven
Master Spirit wills of the Trinity, the Creator Son has passed
through the experience of revealing the will of the Supreme.
In functioning as a revelator of the will of Supremacy, Michael,
together with all other Master Sons, has identified himself
eternally with the Supreme. In this universe age he reveals
the Supreme and participates in the actualization of the sovereignty
of Supremacy. But in the next universe age we believe he will
be collaborating with the Supreme Being in the first experiential
Trinity for and in the universes of outer space.
119:8.8 Urantia is the sentimental shrine of all Nebadon, the
chief of ten million inhabited worlds, the mortal home of Christ
Michael, sovereign of all Nebadon, a Melchizedek minister to
the realms, a system savior, an Adamic redeemer, a seraphic
fellow, an associate of ascending spirits, a morontia progressor,
a Son of Man in the likeness of mortal flesh, and the Planetary
Prince of Urantia. And your record tells the truth when it says
that this same Jesus has promised sometime to return to the
world of his terminal bestowal, the World of the Cross.
119:8.9 [This paper, depicting the seven bestowals of Christ
Michael, is the sixty-third of a series of presentations, sponsored
by numerous personalities, narrating the history of Urantia
down to the time of Michael's appearance on earth in the likeness
of mortal flesh. These papers were authorized by a Nebadon commission
of twelve acting under the direction of Mantutia Melchizedek.
We indited these narratives and put them in the English language,
by a technique authorized by our superiors, in the year A.D.
1935 of Urantia time.]
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