Another great video from David Tayman and David Larsen from their series of videos on the ancient temple. This one begins a discussion of the three degrees of glory, focusing first on the bronze laver. Feel free to share with us your thoughts in the comments below.
By Bryce Haymond
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Also posted in Scholarship
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Tagged baptismal font, blog, david larsen, education, experience, heavenly ascents, laver, multimedia, ritual, sacred space, temple worship, three degrees, video, videos, worship, youtube
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October 29, 2009 – 12:06 am
Ancient Israelite Temples Timeline (1300 BC—AD 100) by Bryce Haymond is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. That means you can use this graphic however you please, as long as you attribute the original work to me and this website, and any derivatives must be licensed the same. See the [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Also posted in Scholarship, Tidbits
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Tagged david, diagram, herod, history, image, information, learn, moses, solomon, tabernacle, temple worship, temples, zerubbabel
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September 8, 2009 – 2:24 pm
When I originally wrote my paper on “The Genesis of the Round Dance,” I included a short section on the ancient Greek dance forms: The ancient choruses, dances, and songs of the dithyramb of Greece displayed the familiar pattern of a dignified, circular dance around the altar of Dionysus in the theater’s orchestra. In fact, [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Also posted in Practices
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Tagged altar, ancients, apron, art, circle, clothing, coat, dance, garments, greece, greek, hands, marriage, muses, photographs, robe, round dance, song, traditions, tree of life
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September 3, 2009 – 12:39 pm
Some of you may remember I wrote about The Apotheosis of Washington painting in the U.S. Capitol. A friend just informed me that someone has published an ebook that investigates the U.S. Capitol as a type of temple, including this painting, and many other interesting details. It is called Freedom’s Gate: The Lost Symbols in [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Also posted in General Authorities, Temples Today, Tidbits
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Tagged art, book, freemasons, gate, government, imagery, interior, solomon, symbolism, vatican
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August 17, 2009 – 9:31 am
This is TempleStudy.com’s first guest blog post. It is by Jennifer O., a reader here, and a student of the gospel. She sent me the following short article she wrote about the talith, and I thought it had some great thoughts to share with all of you. -Bryce The Jews have a religious symbol called [...]
By Guest Blogger
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Tagged elijah, garments, genealogy, jews, marks, marriage, prayer, protection, sanctuary, symbols, tabernacle, tallit katan, tzitzit
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