Third day

When the bestowal Sons, whether Creator or Magisterial, pass through death, they reappear on the third day, not always facing the tragic fate of Jesus of Nazareth on Urantia. 20:6.6

A newborn Graduate Guide appears on the third day after a servital's career is closed. 24:7.6

The prodigious number of Havona servitals, created constantly, appear in groups of one thousand on the third moment, with every fourth being more physical in nature. 25:1.3

Jesus would rise on the third day as he had forewarned his disciples. (171:4.2,8) 186:3.4 188:1.8 (188:2.1,2) 189:5.1 (190:1.3,5) 190:5.3-4 191:0.2

The apostles could not grasp the warnings of the impending setback, interpreting Jesus' mention of “rising on the third day” as a sign of imminent triumph in the kingdom. 171:4.8

The Jews believed that the soul would not linger past the third day, as decay was well advanced by the fourth day. 167:4.3

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.

• Rise again on third day 186:3.4 — Mt 16:21; Mt 17:23a; Mt 20:19b; Mt 27:63; Mk 8:31; Mk 9:31; Mk 10:34b; Lk 9:22; Lk 18:33; Lk 24:7,46; Jn 20:9.
• Talk about Jesus 190:5.3 — Lk 24:17-24.
• Rising on third day 171:4.8 — Mt 16:21; Mt 17:23a; Mt 20:19; Mt 27:63; Mk 8:31; Mk 9:31; Mk 10:34; Lk 9:22; Lk 18:33; Lk 24:7,46; Jn 20:9.
• Tarries two days in Philadelphia 167:4.3 — Jn 11:6.