November 19, 2009 – 10:59 pm
My father is on the High Council in the Riverton Utah Stake, and this past Sunday he was asked to speak in a ward about the temple and family history work. He sent me his talk, and I thought it was good and thought provoking. I thought you might like it too. -Bryce By Mark [...]
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Posted in Church History, Temples Today
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September 11, 2008 – 6:59 pm
(Continued from Part 3) To continue my research I wanted to know as accurately as possible the story about this symbol, the “seal of Melchizedek,” as it was used in the San Diego Temple. I couldn’t find a good account online, so I decided to go to the source. Who better would know than the [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Artifacts, General Authorities, Scholarship, Temples Today
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Also tagged apostles, architecture, BYU, celestial, construction, conversation, design, gordon b. hinckley, hugh nibley, melchizedek, pattern, photos, salt lake temple, san diego temple, seal, symbols
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February 16, 2008 – 1:19 pm
I just watched an excellent documentary on BYU Television entitled “Sacred Stone: Temple on the Mississippi.” It was all about the building of the Nauvoo temple, and included video of the rebuilding of the current temple from just a few years ago. Here is the description from BYU broadcasting: In September 1846, the last of [...]
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