About the Almanac

The Master Universe Almanac charts the data of the Urantia Papers into lists, tables, and charts, each one referenced to its source in the text.

It is a resource for revelation students and other interested people. The Urantia Book is the primary source for its data. The Almanac reports what the papers say; it does not argue about what they mean. Interpretation belongs to research, and is kept elsewhere.

The presenters of the book, the revelators, have passed along a great deal of information. Their narrative is packed with details about matter, mind, spirit, and personality throughout the master universe. 376 times, they condensed data into numbered lists containing essential points to study and learn.

The Almanac is a ready reference of lists, tables, and charts which faithfully reflect the Urantia Book's information. Each dataset in the Almanac is referenced to its origin in the text. Follow reference-links to examine the data in context and in more detail.

A line above each table states where its data came from: whether the papers themselves give the list, whether the Almanac arranged it from a single passage, or whether it was compiled from several.

If you discover a difference between what is here and what is in the Urantia Papers, side with the papers, and please let me know.

• Every reference opens the book beside the table, so you can check the data without losing your place.
• Passages you highlight and notes you take here are the same ones waiting in the Study Edition.
• The papers can be searched from within any page.
• It reads in light or dark, on a desktop or a phone.

Editor's notes — my own remarks rather than the book's — are set in italics against a rule at the right.

New readers may care to begin with Deity, the first of the Part I pages, which charts the names and meanings given for God. Or begin with the List of Lists — all 376 lists the revelators set down, each one opening to its place in the text.

Sincere thanks to those who have contributed to creating this reference, especially Archer Ford, the compiler of the Urantia Book List of Lists.

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