chief of Nebadon archangels

189:0.1Soon af­ter the burial of Je­sus on Fri­day af­ter­noon, the chief of the arch­an­gels of Neb­a­don, then pres­ent on Uran­tia, sum­moned his coun­cil of the res­ur­rec­tion of sleep­ing will crea­tures and en­tered upon the con­sid­er­a­tion of a pos­si­ble tech­nique for the restora­tion of Je­sus. These as­sem­bled sons of the lo­cal uni­verse, the crea­tures of Mi­chael, did this on their own re­spon­si­bil­ity; Ga­briel had not as­sem­bled them. By mid­night they had ar­rived at the con­clu­sion that the crea­ture could do noth­ing to fa­cil­i­tate the res­ur­rec­tion of the Cre­ator. They were dis­posed to ac­cept the ad­vice of Ga­briel, who in­structed them that, since Mi­chael had “laid down his life of his own free will, he also had power to take it up again in ac­cor­dance with his own de­ter­mi­na­tion.” Shortly af­ter the ad­journ­ment of this coun­cil of the arch­an­gels, the Life Car­ri­ers, and their var­i­ous as­so­ciates in the work of crea­ture re­ha­bil­i­ta­tion and mor­ontia cre­ation, the Per­son­al­ized Ad­juster of Je­sus, be­ing in per­sonal com­mand of the as­sem­bled ce­les­tial hosts then on Uran­tia, spoke these words to the anx­ious wait­ing watch­ers:

33:8.7[Pre­sented by the Chief of the Arch­an­gels of Neb­a­don.]

35:10.6[Spon­sored by the Chief of Arch­an­gels act­ing by au­thor­ity of Ga­briel of Sal­ving­ton.]