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Mormon Temple Building – 5 of 5
www.youtube.com is a video describing how to learn more about the Mormon Church. In this video, Between Heaven and Earth, religious scholars of various faiths discuss the importance of temple worship from the time of Adam and Eve to modern man and provide a broad insight in the concept and need for temples. This clip talks about temples being constructed around the world in different communities and the peace the temple brings. Part 1 Mormon Temple and Ancient Temples – LDS Temple youtube …
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I am so glad you posted this. I hope all who are studying about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will see this. This video really touched my heart.
Fantastic post! Thank you
erm hello how about mentioning moroni? he is nearly on all the temples, right at the top ..meaning he is the main diety
He is not the “main deity”. Because of the angel Moroni’s role in restoring the everlasting gospel to be preached to all the world (cf. Rev. 14:6-7; D&C 133:31-39), the Church placed a statue depicting him as a herald of the Restoration atop the Salt Lake Temple, and later on the hill Cumorah near Palmyra, New York, where anciently he had buried the Book of Mormon plates. Copies of the statue have also been placed atop several other LDS temples.
“it literally brings down to earth a piece of heaven”
Holiness to the Lord
The House of the Lord
Symbolism. Just as Solomon’s temple faced east so Moroni faces east sounding a trumpet to announcing the gathering of Israel.
Heaven on earth!
thank you
I am going to be baptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Corinth, Mississippi this summer after 2 years of learning and study.
Congratulations. It’s a wonderful decision.
You life will change and you will find
what a great peace and enlightment it
will be. May the Lord bless you and your family!
“Just as Solomon’s temple faced east”
I didn’t know that.
In this video, Between Heaven and Earth, religious scholars of various faiths discuss the importance of temple worship from the time of Adam and Eve to modern man
doesn’t the trumpet also represent the restoration of the gosple ? sence the restoration began with Moroni after the first vision that is .
I guess we all look at different perspectives of what is used as symble
ditto….
no, he is a resurrected being sent to restore the gosple . (a person who onced lived apon the Earth ,given a mission by the Eternal Father)
The trumpet represents Moroni calling the nations to the Lord and to the promised land thats why all of the Angel Moroni’s face west except for the Seattle temple which faces east calling the eastern nations. Its a symbol of calling the nations and people to the truth.
Welcome and congrats! Your life will only get better from here.
Thank God for apostles and prophets on earth today. The Lord sent prophets from Adam until Christ. If there was ever a time when apostles may not have been needed you would think it would be when Christ himself was on the earth, but even then, he appointed apostles…why would anyone think it would be different now?
riches and opulence = holiness?
Of course not. If that’s what you thought after watching the video, you unfortunately missed the primary message.
I’d encourage you to watch it again!
Who is that catholic Priest has he Converted to the church of Jesus christ of latter day saints yet. I believe he will
Beautiful just Beautiful message
The journey before these pioneers was a 17-mile-trek, symbolizing the one their fellow Mormons and ancestors made nearly 170 years ago.
It is certainly atypical, said Amelia Banks, of Brookline. But it is a really good way to see what they went through and put us in their shoes.