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The following notes include some connections between papers within a set and some connections to seasonal / cultural observances.
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Set 17:
Part IV:
Michaelmas is observed on September 29th
33:1 "Michael of Nebadon"
34 "The Local Universe Mother Spirit"
143:5.8 tells that Jesus first revealed his divine nature to a woman
34:7 "The Spirit and the Flesh"
143:2 "Lesson on Self-mastery"
34:6.8 is the first occurrence of the phrase water of life
143:5.10 is the third occurrence
34 has three occurrences of the phrase born of the spirit
142 and 143 have eight occurrences in total
Familiar stories include "Woman at the Well."
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Set 18:
Part IV:
145:3 mentions Life Carriers in "The Healing at Sundown," which is one of only two occurrences in Part IV.
Familiar stories include "The Believer's Prayer," "The Friend at Midnight," "The Wise Father," "The Widow and the Judge," "Alms, Prayer, Fasting," "Death of John the Baptist," "The Draught of Fishes," and "Many Are Healed."
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Set 19:
Part IV:
Thanksgiving Day in Canada is observed this week.
146:2 has the most occurrences of the word "Thanksgiving" (section 2.1, .12, .15, .16)
Halloween season:
146:7 At Endor ... King Saul and the Witch of Endor (1 Samuel 28:7-25)
38:9 The Midway Creatures
Familiar stories include "Healing the Leper," "The Nobleman's Son," "The Centurion's Servant," The Pool of Bethesda," "The Forgiven Woman," "Through the Grainfields," and "Nain and the Widow's Son."
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Set 20:
Part IV:
Halloween season:
148:4 Evil, Sin, and Iniquity
Familiar stories include "Man with a Withered Hand" and "Healing the Paralytic."
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Halloween season:
43:4.4-10 discusses the "mount of Paradise assembly," Lucifer, and Satan
43:4.4-10 reminds me of "Night on Bald Mountain" in Disney's Fantasia
43:4.8 is the first mention of the name "Satan"
43:4.8 contains a passage from Job about Satan. Paper 148 contains the discourse on Job.
43:4.9 contains “beheld Satan fall as lightning from heaven.”
149:6.12 quotes Jeremiah about mischief and double-dealing
150:3 Jesus talks about "Magic and Superstition"
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