October 16, 2009 – 11:09 pm
I received a comment this evening from YouTube user JAMaddict on my video Inside the LDS (Mormon) Twin Falls Temple. This is what she said:
It makes me physically ill to think about the “hand selected” granite flooring. What a waste, when so many millions of people need various types of aid.
Before you start going on [...]
November 17, 2008 – 9:07 pm
“Some day we will live the law of consecration again, but until then we must be ‘willing’ to live it.”
“It is Church doctrine that the full Law of Consecration was suspended by the Lord through the Prophet in 1834.”
“My belief is that things will get progressively worse until the actual Second Coming when Christ will [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Church History, Scholarship, Temples Today
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Also tagged bruce r. mcconkie, BYU, consecration, conversation, covenant, gordon b. hinckley, hugh nibley, neal a. maxwell, obedience, sacrifice, scholar, symposium
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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, say, [...]
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, service, sin, vicarious, visit
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February 8, 2008 – 8:01 am
An exhibition back in 2000 at The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, which was curated by Yael Israeli and David Mevorah, shows artifacts from the early years of the Christian church. The exhibition was entitled “The Cradle of Christianity“:
The exhibition attempts to synthesize the literary sources with finds that have been excavated in this country, particularly [...]
By Bryce Haymond
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Posted in Artifacts
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Also tagged altar, anointing, architecture, Artifacts, baptism, early christian, eucharist, garments, liturgy, penalty, prayer, uplifted hands, vestments
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