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Some of our critics have been quick to contend that our modern temples and practices have no relationship whatever to the temples of ancient Israel. This is a quick judgment indeed. [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Artifacts, Scholarship
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Also tagged altar, altar of incense, atonement, critics, holy of holies, holy place, inside, prayer, presence, psalm, sacrifice, solomon, symbol, tabernacle, veil, zerubbabel
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(Continued from Part 1)
To continue our discussion on whether God may dwell in temples on earth, and whether there exists a need for further temples after Christ, we might look again to the Bible to see if God dwelled in those sacred edifices which He commanded to be built in ancient times.
The first example that [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Temples Today, Texts
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Also tagged apostles, bible, cherubim, church, construction, early christian, holy place, jerusalem, jesus christ, light, mountain, new name, paul, presence, redemption, sacrifice, solomon, symbol, synagogue, tabernacle, tokens
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February 6, 2008 – 1:39 pm
The Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship website has shared a quote from Hugh Nibley on their homepage today:
The word atonement appears only once in the New Testament, but 127 times in the Old Testament. . . . In the other Standard Works of the Church, atonement (including related terms atone, atoned, atoneth, atoning) [...]