October 21, 2009 – 4:01 pm
I’m always looking for better ways of accessing, searching, and reading the scriptures. They are truly the words of eternal life. Whenever I hear of a new way of encountering the scriptures, I check it out. DearScriptures.com is an online version of the scriptures that now allows you to text message (SMS) or instant message [...]
A friend of mine passed along this intriguing painting found in the Ensign of March 1982 (pg. 81, inside back cover). It is entitled “Hezediah Reopens the Temple” by T. C. Ducdale. It depicts the scene from 2 Chronicles 29 when King Hezekiah gathered together the Levites, told them to sanctify themselves, and commissioned them [...]
The account of the garden of Eden in Genesis is a very interesting story indeed. We learn much about the experiences of our first parents and their interactions with God. It was a very intimate relationship, one in which God walked and talked with Adam and Eve in the garden (Gen. 3:8). When Adam was [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Practices, Scholarship, Texts
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Also tagged adam and eve, bible, construction, donald w. parry, earth, eucharist, garden of eden, hebrew, holy place, inside, liturgy, matthew brown, moses, presence, priesthood, scholar, solomon, steward, symbols, tabernacle, translation, work
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A member of another faith asked me the following question: In the [LDS] service that I attended, the speaker said that service to the Temple is the most important service that we can provide. Is this opinion common across members of the LDS church? Why is service to the Temple held in higher regard than, [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Temples Today
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Also tagged atonement, blessing, church, death, exaltation, mortality, offerings, ordinances, presence, redemption, revelation, salvation, sin, tithing, vicarious, visit
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