Item Detail
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32264
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3
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11
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English
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Latter-day Houses of the Lord : Developments in Their Design and Function
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Interpreter : A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and Scholarship
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2021
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47
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Interpreter Foundation
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91-106
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"This essay traces the modern-day usage and understanding of temples from the Kirtland Temple to Nauvoo and the Salt Lake Temple. Architecture was used to teach principles. While the Kirtland Temple was preparatory (think of the vision of Christ and the conference of keys by Abraham, Moses, Abraham, Elias, and finally Elijah), the Nauvoo Temple was dedicated to ritual usage. In 1879, the Church reduced temple usage to rituals, and thus assembly rooms are missing from later temples. Through his paper, Cowan shows how temples have changed according to revelation and how prophets have seen models in vision that then have been incorporated in the temples God’s people built." [Publisher]
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A Description of the Great Temple, Salt Lake City, and A Statement Concerning the Purposes for Which it Has Been Built
Exterior Symbolism of the Salt Lake Temple : Reflecting the Faith That Called the Place into Being
Go Forward with Faith : The Biography of Gordon B. Hinckley
History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I : History of Joseph Smith, the Prophet, by Himself
The Early Temples of the Mormons : The Architecture of the Millennial Kingdom in the American West
The Everlasting Spires : A Story of the Salt Lake Temple
The House of the Lord : A Study of Holy Sanctuaries Ancient and Modern
The Kirtland Temple
The Salt Lake Temple : A Monument to a People
'They Might Have Known That He Was Not a Fallen Prophet' : The Nauvoo Journal of Joseph Fielding
William Harrison Folsom : Pioneer Architect