Alexandria
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in Alexandria was the world’s largest synagogue, ruled by seventy elders 130:3.8
in Jesus times this city of one million people had a good number of attractions (130:3.4,7-8)
Hebrew scriptures were translated into Greek at Alexandria 121:6.2
Ptolemy’s library had a million manuscripts 74:8.12 130:3.4
In the Urantia Book
Jesus and Alexandria
- Joseph, Mary and Jesus sojourned at Alexandria two years 122:10.4 123:0.1-4
- the famous museum or university of Alexandria was the intellectual center of Occidental world 130:3.7
- a group of five prominent Jews of Alexandria meet with young Jesus to offer him a job as assistant to the chazan in Alexandria chief synagogue 128:5.2-5 148:8.2
- Jesus lived a good amount of experiences at Alexandria on his way to Rome 130:3
- the twelfth appearance of Jesus in morontia form took place in Alexandria before Rodan and a group of about eighty Greeks and Jews 191:6
Christianism and Alexandria
- early Christians in Alexandria also were disciples of Philo 121:6.6
- in early Christian era conditions were not so bad at Alexandria, holding much of Jesus’ teachings 195:3.10
- Simon Zelotes preached at Alexandria in his mission for preaching 139:11.11
Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- The warning 122:10.4 — Mt 2:13.
- Flight to Egypt 122:10.4 — Mt 2:14.
- Length of stay 122:10.4 — Mt 2:15a,19-21.
Where it appears
Alexandria is linked in 43 paragraphs of the text; the first 40 are listed.
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See also
What links here
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