The Trinitized Sons of God

22:6.1Trin­i­tized Am­bas­sadors are the sec­ond or­der of the Trin­i­tized Sons of Se­lec­tion and like their as­so­ciates, the Cus­to­di­ans, are re­cruited from two types of as­cen­dant crea­tures. Not all as­cend­ing mor­tals are Ad­juster or Fa­ther fused; some are Spirit fused, some are Son fused. Cer­tain of these Spirit- and Son-fused mor­tals reach Ha­vona and at­tain Par­a­dise. From among these Par­a­dise as­cend­ers, can­di­dates are se­lected for the Trin­ity em­brace, and from time to time they are trin­i­tized in classes of seven thou­sand. They are then com­mis­sioned in the super­uni­verses as Trin­i­tized Am­bas­sadors of the An­cients of Days. Al­most one-half bil­lion are reg­is­tered on Uversa.

22:6.2Trin­i­tized Am­bas­sadors are se­lected for the Trin­ity em­brace upon the ad­vices of their Ha­vona teach­ers. They rep­re­sent the su­pe­rior minds of their re­spec­tive groups and are, there­fore, best qual­i­fied to as­sist the super­uni­verse rulers in un­der­stand­ing and in ad­min­is­ter­ing the in­ter­ests of those worlds from which the Spirit-fused mor­tals hail. The Son-fused Am­bas­sadors are of great as­sis­tance in our deal­ings with prob­lems in­volv­ing the Son-fused or­der of per­son­al­ity.

22:6.3Trin­i­tized Am­bas­sadors are the emis­saries of the An­cients of Days for any and all pur­poses, to any and all worlds or uni­verses within the super­uni­verse of their as­sign­ment. They ren­der par­tic­u­lar and im­por­tant ser­vices on the head­quar­ters of the mi­nor sec­tors, and they per­form the num­ber­less mis­cel­la­neous as­sign­ments of a super­uni­verse. They are the emer­gency or re­serve corps of the Trin­i­tized Sons of the super­gov­ern­ments, and they are there­fore avail­able for a great range of du­ties. They en­gage in thou­sands upon thou­sands of un­der­tak­ings in super­uni­verse af­fairs which it is im­pos­si­ble to por­tray to hu­man minds since there is noth­ing tran­spir­ing on Uran­tia that is in any way anal­o­gous to these ac­tiv­i­ties.