August 18, 2008 – 10:33 am
David Larsen posted a great notice over at Heavenly Ascents of the upcoming “Temples and Ritual in Antiquity” Symposium that will be held at BYU on November 7th, 2008. It is being presented by the Students of the Ancient Near East (SANE), and will have both students and top scholars presenting papers on the temple [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Also posted in Artifacts, Church History, Practices, Scholarship
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Tagged antiquity, blogging, BYU, conference, near east, ritual, scholar, symposium
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The other article that impressed me from the latest Journal of Book of Mormon Studies, 16/2 (2007), was Donald W. Parry’s “Service and Temple in King Benjamin’s Speech.” Why did it impress me? Because it related subjects in the Book of Mormon to the temple, something that we haven’t seen a lot of [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Also posted in Scholarship, Texts
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Tagged altar, bible, book of mormon, donald w. parry, garments, hebrew, jesus christ, moses, offerings, ordinances, sacrifice, scholar, service, solomon, tabernacle
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President Monson today announced the construction of a new temple in Phoenix, the capital of Arizona. This will bring the total number of temples operating, announced, or under construction to 140. It is the third temple that the Church has announced this year to be built in Arizona. The other two temples [...]
January 16, 2008 – 12:31 am
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