This is honestly like something of a dystopian sci-fi film - the monotone voice, the emphasis of a singular colour…..it’s all so disturbing, like a mix of a Clockwork Orange and 2001: A Space Odyssey
I've heard enough about this "ritual" but never really saw an entire instruction on it. The fact that the voice is "coming from above" and not the person standing before them, is really trying to give an effect that it's actually GOD speaking from above. They're even trying to state the person who's hand is being put forth from behind the veil is the lord. this is pretty sick stuff.
Wonder where Joseph Smith got the idea for a secret handshake through a glory hole in the veil? “What is that?” “Will you give it to me?” “I will. Through the veil.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just discovered this channel and am hooked. I was married to a "Jack" Mormon (he drank beer, didn't pay his tithing, didn't go to meetings, didn't go on a mission, and married me). We moved to Utah because he had family there and it was cheaper for us. He and his (younger) brother were intelligent people. When his brother, a full-fledged Mormon, went on a mission, the whole family decided to do their endowments. My husband paid all of his back tithing so he could get his temple recommendation. After the ceremony, the two brothers came back in a state of shock. I could tell they didn't want to break the rules, but they discussed quite a bit of it in front of me. They received a lot of pressure in the following months. My brother-in-law went on his mission, and my husband shut down to me. Years later, he told me that his bishop had told him that I was Satan's helper and couldn't be trusted. It was not good for our marriage (surprise, surprise!) While living and working in Utah, I met several Mormons who didn't believe in the church but felt culturally bound to it and felt that it provided a good foundation for families and just went along with it. Nothing in these videos is new to me, but it's nice to confirm that it's exactly how I imagined it. Most mainstream religions I know have similar rituals (Catholic priests' and nuns' garments, Buddhist monks' and nuns' garments, Muslim prayer bowing, etc.) The difference I see is that the Mormon Church is so secretive about what goes on, like they invented it. You can enter a Catholic Church, visit a Muslim mosque, or go to a Buddhist monastery and participate in most of their activities as a non-member. The ones you can't participate in are still done in plain view. I still don't get how people can be so ardent about "spreading the Word" door-to-door but secretive about what it actually believes.
@janewasson4845 From what I read much more nudity plus symbolism requiring the person act out disembowling themselves and slitting their throats. All the stuff that made it much more obviously a cult.
Funny how they're trained to remove your credibility even though they are of your own blood, the people whom should trust you most! Stay strong and press forward 💪
Yes you go girl!!! Your not alone(: I’m considered the lost one too. But you know in the Bible the ones that felt like they were alone, and had to suffer in silence were the most special ones to Jesus, and he went from town to town just to visit them and set them free.
@@changan2942 yes it absolutely is, there are innumerable witnesses and many of them have told about this same ceremony drawn from freemasonry like many of the others.
As an active Master Mason for over thirty years . The square, compass and level and the verbiage come from Masonic rituals that far exceed the age of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints. Bazinga!
I have never heard it claimed that it did not. These are ancient rituals and the Masons are not the only ones that had them either. As more ancient records are being found, I think people will be astounded. Keep your eyes open. There is more coming.
I agree they are from ancient days long before the mason rituals. God must have wanted Joseph Smith to go to the Masons to learn some of the ritual, and use in the Temple which is also very different to the Masonic Lodge so I believe and know from my own experience I would not attend a Masonic lodge meeting. I was Christian long before I joined this Church, which I believe is the true Church. It is very symbolic and has a spiritual way of learning.
Certain Masonic aspects go back to the Temple of Solomon and long before then.. Satan always creates a counterfeited to everything of God's including his priesthood. Just sayin.
I love the ending. Thank you for exposing what goes on. It’s obvious this is a cult but not obvious to those in it. Praying for my husband to come out.
Bring it, NNN. If someone wants to see what's going on in temples they can thank you for your work. I was a convert in the early 80s. If I had been able to see this temple hokey pokey back then, I would have not joined. Salute!
I'm an Endowed Member of The Church This is Sacrelidge This is Sacred To Us So Why You Have to Share This With All The World. You Will Get Yours in The Next Life God Bless 🙏 That You Will Learn, From The Bottom of My heart ❤️ I Pray That You Open Your Mind to The Fullness of The Gospel of Jesus Christ.
@@KJ-qc3qd I wish I left sooner but I didn't question things, I started questioning religions around September 2016 and started watching debates between Atheist and Theists, and yeah, the Theists did a really shitty job in the debates, the Atheists were making so much sense and by the end of September 2016, I stopped believing in religions. The "not questioning mentality" that religions tend to feed people with is cancerous and I hate it.
У каждого человека есть свобода выбора.И если вы отошли от церкви,это ваш выбор,но зачем же поливать грязью? Духовно зрелые люди никогда не будут в этом участвовать.Я желаю вам всего самого хорошего.♥️
@@d-hunter9801this is the price you get when you are spiritually weak and being under satans power..God loves you,and I know you are blinded of what the world tells you without the guidance of the holy Ghost you will be lost.
Any group that has funny costumes, secret handshakes and rituals IS A CULT! My heart bleeds for all the kind people who are sucked in and held spiritually captive to the Mormon church.
I have actually been to the Visitor Center and seen the "hill" where the plates were found in Palmyra New York. I have never had to suppress a laugh harder in my life.
Near the beginning: "Adam desires further light and knowledge". All the light and knowledge you need is in the Bible. You don't gain extra knowledge and light through man-made rituals.
Yes you are right about that and that’s correct and also The LDS/Mormon Temples are unbiblical and also God and Jesus doesn’t live in Temples and here’s why I say that because LDS/Mormons actually believe that The Original Temples going back to the time of Moses and up to the time of Christ on the last temple fell in 7 ad under Titus when he destroyed the place that they practiced the same thing as what The Mormons practice. Because If actually you did a little bit of research and you studied some history if you look at some archaeology you would understand that there was no Baptisms for the Dead at any Temple in Israel at any time under The Old Mosaic Laws. It was actually a place where there were sacrifices you can bring a pidgin or a dove or a duck or whatever, it was authorised under those laws to make atonement for your sin. Because there was no Baptism for the Dead and they did not seal people for eternity and no garments and no endowment ceremonies for you swore allegiance to The Mormon Church under the penalty of death if you didn’t follow through. That was all by Joseph Smith and his friends. See that comes to show you that God and Jesus does not live in Temples because In the New Testament, it's often mentioned that Jesus lives in the hearts of believers. It's a spiritual concept, signifying a close relationship with Jesus. In fact, in Ephesians 3:17, it says, "Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith." So, in a way, each believer's heart is seen as a temple for Jesus. In Acts 17:24 “God that made the world and all things therein, seeing that he is Lord of heaven and earth, dwelleth not in temples made with hands;” This right here is a powerful verse about the omnipresence of God. So see there was no need for any Christians to attend a physical temple because Christ fulfilled it all. Jesus' life, death, and resurrection fulfilled the need for a physical temple in Christianity. It's a fundamental part of faith that emphasizes a personal relationship with God rather than a specific location.
The veil represented separation between God and man. The torn veil when Christ died represented there would never be another man made separation of God and man..
In 1931 the temple participant swore, "we will not reveal any of the secrets of this, the first token of the Aaronic priesthood, with its accompanying name, sign or penalty. Should we do so; we agree that our throats be cut from ear to ear and our tongues torn out by their roots."
The first token, name, sign and penalty of the Aaronic priesthood, or the second, or the tokens of the Melchizedek were not the secrets. The secrets are divinely revealed to those who have these tokens and remain faithful to the covenants. I wish it were as simple as they gave me a secret, now I'll go out and hurt them by publicly divulging and mocking them. There appears to be more to this than we have the capacity to believe in here.
@@idiesel2 The Aaronic priesthood belongs exclusively to those who are from the tribe of Levi. Not even Jews from other tribes had the Aaronic priesthood. Jesus Christ and his disciples did not have the Aaronic priesthood. The people in the Book of Mormon were from the tribe of Manasseh so they did not have the Aaronic priesthood. Lehi (the Nephite/Lamanite patriarch) was of the tribe of Manasseh (Alma 10:3), thus his lineage was restricted from the Aaronic/Levitical priesthood. Not even real, genuine Jews today have the Aaronic priesthood. Christ rendered the Aaronic/Levitical priesthood obsolete, and the destruction of the Jewish temple in 70 A.D. guaranteed it. ***** David Whitmer, one of the Book of Mormon witnesses, made three allegations concerning the introduction of the Mormon priesthoods: They were man made positions, originating with Sidney Rigdon. David Whitmer This matter of the two orders of priesthood in the Church of Christ, and lineal priesthood of the old law being in the church, all originated in the mind of Sidney Rigdon. (p.64) The next grievous error which crept into the church was in ordaining high priests in June, 1831. This error was introduced at the instigation of Sydney Rigdon. The office of high priest was never spoken of, and never thought of being established in the church until Rigdon came in. (p.35) David Whitmer Mormon apostle and Book of Mormon witness An Address To All Believers In Christ ******* They were not practiced by the early Mormon church. According to D&C 107:7, Elders are a position under the Melchizedek Priesthood, however the church historical records show it had ordained Elders prior to the introduction of the Melchizedek Priesthood: The authority of the Melchizedek Priesthood was manifested and conferred for the first time upon several of the Elders. History of the Church, 1:175-176 Original revelations were edited to insert additional language to make it appear as though the church had these positions from the beginning. **** David Whitmer...in a few years those revelations were changed to admit this high office, which otherwise would have condemned it. They were changed to mean something entirely different from the way they were first given and printed in the Book of Commandments; as if God had not thought of this great and important office when he gave those revelations... David Whitmer - Mormon apostle and Book of Mormon witness An Address To All Believers In Christ, p.46 www.mormonhandbook.com/home/priesthood.html
@@idiesel2 John 18:20 20 Jesus answered him, I spake openly to the world; I ever taught in the synagogue, and in the temple, whither the Jews always resort; and in secret have I said nothing. If this masonic Endowment Ceremony were so essential to one's salvation or exaltation, Christ would have told us 2,000 years ago. You would think that the LDS church and its members would be proud of this 'revelation,' share it with the world and encourage others to participate. Instead, they feel ashamed and mocked when people share this with the world.
@@sookie4195 I appreciate the thought cause you think what your doing is right,so does Islam and all the other religions out there I'm an ex Mormon I had no knowledge of what I was doing when I baptized the dead I though what I was doing was right but I repented of that thought realized I was wrong and needed Christ
I wonder how many people who were baptized in the temple had peed in the tank? This question is coming from a very happy apostate! When I was converted to Mormon in 2015 I had always wondered how many people who had converted before me had pissed in that very tank.
White represents purity. The green apron is a symbol of the fig leaves Adam and Eve put on in the Garden of Eden when they realized that they are naked. Fun fact: Mormons believe the Garden of Eden was in Jackson county, Missouri.
What beer do Mormons drink? The Hawaiian beer, 'Pale Ale'. Why should you always take more than one Mormon fishing? If you bring just one they'll drink all your beer.
This is for anyone and any Mormon who wants to know this about what Mormons believe about The Virgin Mary within what The Book of Mormon says about The Virgin Mary and about what Mormon Doctrine says about The Virgin Mary well here it is. In The Book of Mormon just like The Bible it says that Mary was pregnant by the Holy Spirit to make Jesus just like what The Bible says about Mary being pregnant by the Holy Spirit. But however Mormon Doctrine says otherwise The Virgin Mary within Mormonism wasn’t a virgin at all and in fact The God of Mormonism named Elohim came down to earth from the star base Kolob this time to have sex with The Virgin Mary to make The Mormon Version of Jesus. Elohim then later on takes The Virgin Mary to be his wife and she then later on got married to Joseph and he was her second husband. This right here is really a blatant contradiction within Mormonism itself and within Mormonism and within Christianity right there.
Correct…sort of. They used to say (of the hand grips), “We desire all to receive it. All arise.” and everyone in the room would do the hand grips. Now it’s only the witness couple that do it and the people in the prayer circle. Then, at the end, everyone must do them at the veil. So, everyone still does the hand grips at the veil but they no longer have everyone stand and do them during the actual session. It’s just the witness couple and they show the grips on the screen so everyone can see what they look like.
@@NewNameNoah it's my understanding that they no longer have witness couples. Is that right? If so, there's a HUGE concern with that. A covenant is lawfully defined as a contract. So in-law without witnesses there's no contract-thus no covenant, and therefore no endowment? Interesting!
@@idiesel2 that is correct. The “witness couple” is now a virtual couple on the screen. Here’s the entire ceremony recorded in a temple just this past month: m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02eeaUebqatXto6XRYkBeakHqhxYPgj7JK51p2fvQvn9yADhjjcqxiQUqHo7pKKMthl&id=100009490645079&mibextid=qC1gEa
@charleswhite758 I'm sure you're right. My understanding though is that the second anointing was created (um, I mean divinely revealed) much later than the endowment. Considering the endowment ceremony borrows so heavily from masonic rituals I guess I'm just curious what a ceremony with more modern origins might look like. Also isn't the second anointing much more exclusive? Surely they would have to add some new wrinkles if that one is so top secret, even by LDS standards
@charleswhite758 You might think that but in reality the majority of those connected to the church are a financial drain and never go through any of the temple ceremonies. They'll baptize just about anyone but that can be done anywhere. In order to get into the temple you need a temple recommend and getting that requires that you go through a screening process with your bishop, and also that you be in good standing with the church (up to date with payments). I'm sure they do bring in some money from tithes, especially from wealthier members, but I suspect most of their revenue at this point is from businesses and investments. So assuming only about 10% ever go through the endowment ceremony you can imagine how exclusive the club is of those who've had the second anointing
How are you getting in? Are you faking your beliefs so well that the bishop is still giving you a temple recommend? Or are you somehow forging temple recommends? When they say "You are done globally", that sounds like they are catching on to you. I am curious how you are able to do all of this. Just don't get yourself into too much trouble.
@@Richard-sc7yq They always scanned my recommend when I went; I don't think they'd changed that procedure. I know if you forgot your recommend they'd call your bishop or stake president to make sure you're temple worthy. Useful on a few road trips. Would someone have to impersonate the bishop/stake president for you to get in? I'd think they'd look up the phone number on their own to be sure the person they're trying to call is vetted. I'm not saying it can't be done, I just wouldn't know how to pull it off myself.
I stand corrected. Apparently if you prove certain lineage you can get a perpetual temple recommend that never expires, never needs renewal and never requires an interview with the the bishop or stake president.
I absolutely cannot wait for Behind the Veil 3! My mother is still in this cult and I am worried for her every day. It has caused many problems between us. Thank you for everything you do. ❤👏💯
This makes me sick that my parents and everyone I know did this… and my cousin with whom I am best freinds with is going to go here. And I’m worried for him. He doesn’t need this in his life… I hope he finds the truth. Jesus said, you should not have to pray and worship in temples. Not anymore, because of me. God made his truth and light available to everyone. He did miracles on the poverty streets, and touched and healed the sick and diseased. He loves everyone and all you could ever need is with him and god and in the Bible. Jesus said you do not have to pray in public, you can if you choose to, but don’t be embarassed. But it is better to pray in private in the dark. And pray with all your might and heart. But I feel like this is of the devil, I mean just look at it, the three knocks? Look up on the internet what 3 knocks means….. yeah
@@amazing12936 The LDS/Mormon Temples are unbiblical and also Jesus doesn’t live in Temples and here’s why I say that because LDS/Mormons actually believe that The Original Temples going back to the time of Moses and up to the time of Christ on the last temple fell in 7 ad under Titus when he destroyed the place that they practiced the same thing as what The Mormons practice. Because If actually you did a little bit of research and you studied some history if you look at some archaeology you would understand that there was no Baptisms for the Dead at any Temple in Israel at any time under The Old Mosaic Laws. It was actually a place where there were sacrifices you can bring a pidgin or a dove or a duck or whatever, it was authorised under those laws to make atonement for your sin. Because there was no Baptism for the Dead and they did not seal people for eternity and no garments and no endowment ceremonies for you swore allegiance to The Mormon Church under the penalty of death if you didn’t follow through. That was all by Joseph Smith and his friends. See that comes to show you that Jesus does not live in Temples because In the New Testament, it's often mentioned that Jesus lives in the hearts of believers. It's a spiritual concept, signifying a close relationship with Jesus. In fact, in Ephesians 3:17, it says, "Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith." So, in a way, each believer's heart is seen as a temple for Jesus. So see there was no need for any Christians to attend a physical temple because Christ fulfilled it all. Jesus' life, death, and resurrection fulfilled the need for a physical temple in Christianity. It's a fundamental part of faith that emphasizes a personal relationship with God rather than a specific location.
_"with whom I am best friends with"_ Pick a "with." You only need one. ✅ with whom I am best friends ✅ who(m) I am best friends with ❌ with whom I am best friends with
What they don't tell you up front is that even a married woman is brought through the veil by someone NOT her husband. He may be there, but he ain't the one touching you!
So how are you able to go into the temple without a recommend? Do you have people still "in the church" who don't believe but are willing to sneak the camera in?
He borrows a recommend from members who want to expose the church. It's just a barcode. Easy to get it. He's the one inside with the camera. Hence the arrest footage at the end of the video.
Even after seeing this stuff again, and years later, I still can't get over how banal and pedestrian and extraordinarily soporific it all is. When I was a believer I belonged to an ancient Christian church with an extremely rich and beautiful liturgical tradition. Never could I have imagined that this church's most sacred rite could be replaced with a recording, so that most of what you must do to participate is sit back and watch a rather bad movie. Not that the live version is any better. It has the advantage of not being categorically absurd, but in the end it's still a bad play by actors who can't act and who, it seems, can't even remember their lines half the time. And then, what do you get from all this? A brief visit to a fancy living room that's apparently supposed to represent paradise. It's literally the most suburban vision of a heavenly reward possible.
1 Timothy 4:1-2 Living Bible 4 But the Holy Spirit tells us clearly that in the last times some in the church will turn away from Christ and become eager followers of teachers with devil-inspired ideas. 2 These teachers will tell lies with straight faces and do it so often that their consciences won’t even bother them.
I've been listening to Fanny Stenhouse's ''Tell It All'': The Story of a Life's Experience in Mormonism. Back in the 19th century, she was describing this very ritual. She also had no love for Brigham Young or polygamy, to put it mildly. Fantastic book.
How truly sad, to believe that the salvation of your soul is dependent on the acts of others and performing rituals. God knows the hearts of all those who would follow Him, and His grace is sufficient. As such, all may enter His kingdom by turning from their sin and following Him, not by exchanging secret handshakes and passphrases like it's a Prohibition era speakeasy. May these people turn from their idolatry and towards God.
I know you're an activist and all, but It must have been harrowing being cuffed and taken to jail. Did they press charges? If so what charges? What was the outcome? I don't envy your experience. I'm sorry that happened to you. Before seeing your videos, I've often thought about using a spy camera on some glasses to record the endowment. I was excommunicated years ago for taking a stand. Looking back I wish I had just quietly and anonymously made recordings of the temple, to help those who are curious, or those who wish to catch an endowment session, but don't have the time, or for those who wish to study it. Now I'm working my way back, but there's a lot of distrust of me. Lol because I was so outspoken. Being outspoken might have its value, but I've learned that quiet expose is a better way to document things, then let people make up their own mind. Right? Thank you for your efforts, and for the struggles you've faced!
To sell your integrity for a toy is so sad. To betray, manipulate, deceive people who love and trust you is a horrible way to live. I know of only one being who celebrates in lying, deceiving, manipulating and betraying… I don’t want anything to do with him. He leads lives to empty, destructive, hate-filled, dead-ended paths. He is the biggest looser, although he thinks he is winning with his lies and deceit… but we all know WHO wins in the end. I’m choosing to wear that jersey! 💕☀️
Mormons members they called these as a secret and sacred ritual but these in not a sacred because even on RUclips you could see these things..and no need to go to the temple.
I'm wondering how much the LDS requires to join? Lol I heard you have to give or you cannot be a member.i am just wondering .I'm a Christian however this really seems like a cult ceremony
@@debbzev I don’t see anything brave here… just deception and betrayal. Trying to sensationalize and get clicks. Doesn’t bother me though, the Lord knows the thoughts and intents of our hearts. ❤️☀️
As a former member of the church, I fully support transparency and full disclosure but any information that is given to the public is like giving pearls to swine. It wasn’t until I had a better understanding of freemasonry and the symbolism not only involved in the ritual but a deeper understanding of scripture. From my personal observation, many criticize certain things based on their bias and prejudice rather than wanting truth and righteousness. Don’t get me wrong, many members of the church take part in a game of strategy (business related) rather than what is prudent and just. When I was going to church and the temple, nobody helped me understand the true nature of the symbols or helped me understand the relationship between the bible and natural philosophy.
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This is honestly like something of a dystopian sci-fi film - the monotone voice, the emphasis of a singular colour…..it’s all so disturbing, like a mix of a Clockwork Orange and 2001: A Space Odyssey
Alex was C of E, not LDS
Tbh, I’m not sure I like it, but I am LDS, I think most of the time it is said out loud
So, like a Kubrick movie
@charleswhite758 Cherry on top!
The moment you invoked clockwork orange I wanted to vomit 🤢... that movie was so disturbing
J. Smith just ripped off a bunch of freemasonic rituals.
EXACTLY
J smith swore not to reveal this stuff and yet here it is.
Yep
Yep.
Or did the Free Masons rip it off from an ancient rite?
This resembles the Free Masons’ ceremonies, but it should, because the founder of LDS was a Free Mason.
Yes and he borrowed this from Freemasonry as well.
no they are not masonic
@@michaelparks5669 He simply said that Joseph Smith was a freemason and incorporated aspects of freemasonry into his new religion he made up
@@richlopez5896 I am a 5th degree M
I've heard enough about this "ritual" but never really saw an entire instruction on it. The fact that the voice is "coming from above" and not the person standing before them, is really trying to give an effect that it's actually GOD speaking from above. They're even trying to state the person who's hand is being put forth from behind the veil is the lord. this is pretty sick stuff.
This has absolutely nothing to do with Christianity.
No 😂😂😂 ni con nada
Christianity is also a cult.
Yes it does Christianity is off pagan culture
Jesus was a carpenter, not a baker 😂.
@@charlesmendeley9823xD
Wonder where Joseph Smith got the idea for a secret handshake through a glory hole in the veil? “What is that?” “Will you give it to me?” “I will. Through the veil.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
oooh I have a guess, is it perhaps the name of a certain type of jar? You know, the kind with a lid that screws on
@@_JellyDonut_ Nope. More like Joseph Smith time travelled to the ‘70’s and spent time in a gay men’s room.
Joseph Smith took all of this from Free Masonry and in fact he was a Free Mason himself.
Freemasonry
@@_JellyDonut_it’s definitely Masonic ritual lol. I’m a Mason myself, so I would know.
I just discovered this channel and am hooked. I was married to a "Jack" Mormon (he drank beer, didn't pay his tithing, didn't go to meetings, didn't go on a mission, and married me). We moved to Utah because he had family there and it was cheaper for us. He and his (younger) brother were intelligent people. When his brother, a full-fledged Mormon, went on a mission, the whole family decided to do their endowments. My husband paid all of his back tithing so he could get his temple recommendation. After the ceremony, the two brothers came back in a state of shock. I could tell they didn't want to break the rules, but they discussed quite a bit of it in front of me. They received a lot of pressure in the following months. My brother-in-law went on his mission, and my husband shut down to me. Years later, he told me that his bishop had told him that I was Satan's helper and couldn't be trusted. It was not good for our marriage (surprise, surprise!) While living and working in Utah, I met several Mormons who didn't believe in the church but felt culturally bound to it and felt that it provided a good foundation for families and just went along with it. Nothing in these videos is new to me, but it's nice to confirm that it's exactly how I imagined it. Most mainstream religions I know have similar rituals (Catholic priests' and nuns' garments, Buddhist monks' and nuns' garments, Muslim prayer bowing, etc.) The difference I see is that the Mormon Church is so secretive about what goes on, like they invented it. You can enter a Catholic Church, visit a Muslim mosque, or go to a Buddhist monastery and participate in most of their activities as a non-member. The ones you can't participate in are still done in plain view. I still don't get how people can be so ardent about "spreading the Word" door-to-door but secretive about what it actually believes.
They are afraid the truth will lose them members.=money.
Member of the Church my whole life.
Raised in Ohio and here all my life.
Utah members are sooo fallen away especially those in rural areas.
Very much resembles Freemasonry rituals
@@SterlingSimmons22
Curiosity Question:
How do you know the Freemason rituals???
@@Seriously...576 seek and you will find. Not hard
This would be 90% less weird without the weird intercom voiced preacher?? Like wth sounds like a Fallout vault warning message.
Lol
I wish there was video of the ceremonies before 1992. Around 1992 the Mormon church quietly made drastic changes taking out the super creepy stuff.
2023 they actually just changed the video. I hope he can go and get a recomend so we can watch it!
It was April 10 1990 they made the changes
Creepy stuff like what?
this wasn't creepy?
@janewasson4845 From what I read much more nudity plus symbolism requiring the person act out disembowling themselves and slitting their throats. All the stuff that made it much more obviously a cult.
Cult. This is not of Jesus or The Lord.
How can you prove Jesus has handshakes get into heaven now. You did not get memo?
@@NewnamecultCultI'm pretty sure that memo would be in the Bible. Jesus would have spoken of it in the old testament.
Half expected something else to come poking through that veil
Science tology said hold my beer
Ziontology
So difficult to watch this, knowing so many of my family have bought into this for decades. I’m considered the “Lost” one.
Funny how they're trained to remove your credibility even though they are of your own blood, the people whom should trust you most! Stay strong and press forward 💪
You really is
Your not lost! They are! They worship Lucifer!
Yes you go girl!!! Your not alone(: I’m considered the lost one too. But you know in the Bible the ones that felt like they were alone, and had to suffer in silence were the most special ones to Jesus, and he went from town to town just to visit them and set them free.
Same
Wish the ceremonies were captured pre-1990 before the extra weird and strange stuff was all removed.
What other stuff was there?
There's still enough whacky stuff left.
@@evilurna Pantomiming self-execution and swearing a blood-oath to not reveal what you see in the temple.
@@zroysum that's not true
@@changan2942 yes it absolutely is, there are innumerable witnesses and many of them have told about this same ceremony drawn from freemasonry like many of the others.
i grew up in this evil cult. you are doing good work exposing their bullshit keep it up.
Same here! Somehow I always knew it was twisted insanity! Left as a teen and never went back!
Me as well
Im in this so called cult right now! This so called cult brings me so much joy and love!
@@BddJnr i pray for you
@@BddJnr stop giving them money and start asking questions and see what happens lol.
If this doesn’t say “cult”, I don’t know what does!!!! 😯 🤯
As an active Master Mason for over thirty years . The square, compass and level and the verbiage come from Masonic rituals that far exceed the age of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints. Bazinga!
Joseph Smith was a mason before he started the Mormon cult. He obviously copied everything 🤦
I have never heard it claimed that it did not. These are ancient rituals and the Masons are not the only ones that had them either. As more ancient records are being found, I think people will be astounded. Keep your eyes open. There is more coming.
I agree they are from ancient days long before the mason rituals.
God must have wanted Joseph Smith to go to the Masons to learn some of the ritual, and use in the Temple which is also very different to the Masonic Lodge so I believe and know from my own experience I would not attend a Masonic lodge meeting. I was Christian long before I joined this Church, which I believe is the true Church. It is very symbolic and has a spiritual way of learning.
Certain Masonic aspects go back to the Temple of Solomon and long before then.. Satan always creates a counterfeited to everything of God's including his priesthood. Just sayin.
So you’re in a cult also! Weak overload! Lolz! Guess everyone needs something. That’s what cults count on.
How do you not laugh during these ceremonies?
Господь осмеян не бывает.Если не понимаете,то лучше не берите грех на душу.🙏
its really creepy when youre in there. most people in there are scared as hell
@@gwen9697 scared? Of what? Sounds like you might be a victim of your own irrational fears.
I think the shock is too great, especially for those Mormons going through for the first time.
@@ТатьянаСиренко-е4лHe is to always be mocked!!!
Of course. Your Joseph Smith was a Freemason. And even your JW founder Charles Russell was a Freemason.
why was that seccond ritual so scary, I can't believe my parrents raised me in this expecting me to one day preform this ritual as well, yikes.
I love the ending. Thank you for exposing what goes on. It’s obvious this is a cult but not obvious to those in it. Praying for my husband to come out.
What is the point of all these secret handshakes and secrecy? If you truly believe, NONE of this will get you into heaven!!!
Does the lord ever extend a body part beside the hand through the veil?
AYO 😳😳😳
"what is that?"
"has it a name?"
"will you give it to me?"
"you shall receive it through the veil."
That navel mark has 2 uses, so I'm told.
HaHa😀@@armymarshal13
To the muslims he will reveal his shin, to the mormons he reveals his hand 😄😄😄
I guess I know where Smith got his idea of God revealing a body part
Bring it, NNN. If someone wants to see what's going on in temples they can thank you for your work. I was a convert in the early 80s. If I had been able to see this temple hokey pokey back then, I would have not joined. Salute!
So the special underwear and the stuff that goes on in the open wasn’t enough for you? Weird.
@@KJ-qc3qd you were not there, my friend.
I'm an Endowed Member of The Church This is Sacrelidge This is Sacred To Us So Why You Have to Share This With All The World. You Will Get Yours in The Next Life God Bless 🙏 That You Will Learn, From The Bottom of My heart ❤️ I Pray That You Open Your Mind to The Fullness of The Gospel of Jesus Christ.
I see these ^^ messages on every video 😅
@@SledgeDroog hahahahahahaha
As an ex-mormon myself, this cult shit sure is cringe.
@@KJ-qc3qd It’s hard for some to break away when they were born into it and it’s all they ever knew
@@KJ-qc3qd I wish I left sooner but I didn't question things, I started questioning religions around September 2016 and started watching debates between Atheist and Theists, and yeah, the Theists did a really shitty job in the debates, the Atheists were making so much sense and by the end of September 2016, I stopped believing in religions.
The "not questioning mentality" that religions tend to feed people with is cancerous and I hate it.
@@d-hunter9801 Yeah some things can be fairy tales and Joseph Smith the founder of Mormonism is a butt wipe.
У каждого человека есть свобода выбора.И если вы отошли от церкви,это ваш выбор,но зачем же поливать грязью? Духовно зрелые люди никогда не будут в этом участвовать.Я желаю вам всего самого хорошего.♥️
@@d-hunter9801this is the price you get when you are spiritually weak and being under satans power..God loves you,and I know you are blinded of what the world tells you without the guidance of the holy Ghost you will be lost.
I don't believe in the Bible anymore, but didn't the veil of the temple get torn and then the temple was destroyed?
Yes it did got destroyed and The Mormon Temples are so unbiblical on so many levels too.
Any group that has funny costumes, secret handshakes and rituals IS A CULT! My heart bleeds for all the kind people who are sucked in and held spiritually captive to the Mormon church.
Not as touchy-feely at the veil anymore I see...
I have actually been to the Visitor Center and seen the "hill" where the plates were found in Palmyra New York. I have never had to suppress a laugh harder in my life.
Near the beginning: "Adam desires further light and knowledge".
All the light and knowledge you need is in the Bible. You don't gain extra knowledge and light through man-made rituals.
This is so creepy! The veil was Torn when Jesus died for our sins!
Yes you are right about that and that’s correct and also The LDS/Mormon Temples are unbiblical and also God and Jesus doesn’t live in Temples and here’s why I say that because LDS/Mormons actually believe that The Original Temples going back to the time of Moses and up to the time of Christ on the last temple fell in 7 ad under Titus when he destroyed the place that they practiced the same thing as what The Mormons practice.
Because If actually you did a little bit of research and you studied some history if you look at some archaeology you would understand that there was no Baptisms for the Dead at any Temple in Israel at any time under The Old Mosaic Laws. It was actually a place where there were sacrifices you can bring a pidgin or a dove or a duck or whatever, it was authorised under those laws to make atonement for your sin. Because there was no Baptism for the Dead and they did not seal people for eternity and no garments and no endowment ceremonies for you swore allegiance to The Mormon Church under the penalty of death if you didn’t follow through. That was all by Joseph Smith and his friends. See that comes to show you that God and Jesus does not live in Temples because In the New Testament, it's often mentioned that Jesus lives in the hearts of believers. It's a spiritual concept, signifying a close relationship with Jesus. In fact, in Ephesians 3:17, it says, "Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith." So, in a way, each believer's heart is seen as a temple for Jesus. In Acts 17:24
“God that made the world and all things therein, seeing that he is Lord of heaven and earth, dwelleth not in temples made with hands;”
This right here is a powerful verse about the omnipresence of God.
So see there was no need for any Christians to attend a physical temple because Christ fulfilled it all. Jesus' life, death, and resurrection fulfilled the need for a physical temple in Christianity. It's a fundamental part of faith that emphasizes a personal relationship with God rather than a specific location.
Yep jospeph smith is a weirdo
The veil represented separation between God and man. The torn veil when Christ died represented there would never be another man made separation of God and man..
@@sookie4195 man made?sin was what caused the separation
I cant believe grown people actually believe this nonsense. It’s like watching children pretend. 🙄
Yep
So…maybe this has been addressed before. What happens if you’re at the veil and blow your lines?
A video from a veil worker says that they give them cues
I’m no fan of Roman Catholicism, as it teaches so much unbiblical stuff, but I’d chose that over Mormonism any day.
Roman catholicism murdered 50 million people I don't know about that 1
Too much to memorize. It looks like people with Alzheimer’s are screwed.
it blows my mind that I once thought this was godly. That this was truth
Using a pre-recorded set of instructions is rather bizarre.
JESUS this shit it wild. Luckily my parents pulled me out of this at 17 and now I’ve been married to my HUSBAND for a decade.
In 1931 the temple participant swore, "we will not reveal any of the secrets of this, the first token of the Aaronic priesthood, with its accompanying name, sign or penalty. Should we do so; we agree that our throats be cut from ear to ear and our tongues torn out by their roots."
The first token, name, sign and penalty of the Aaronic priesthood, or the second, or the tokens of the Melchizedek were not the secrets. The secrets are divinely revealed to those who have these tokens and remain faithful to the covenants.
I wish it were as simple as they gave me a secret, now I'll go out and hurt them by publicly divulging and mocking them. There appears to be more to this than we have the capacity to believe in here.
@@idiesel2 The Aaronic priesthood belongs exclusively to those who are from the tribe of Levi. Not even Jews from other tribes had the Aaronic priesthood. Jesus Christ and his disciples did not have the Aaronic priesthood. The people in the Book of Mormon were from the tribe of Manasseh so they did not have the Aaronic priesthood.
Lehi (the Nephite/Lamanite patriarch) was of the tribe of Manasseh (Alma 10:3), thus his lineage was restricted from the Aaronic/Levitical priesthood.
Not even real, genuine Jews today have the Aaronic priesthood. Christ rendered the Aaronic/Levitical priesthood obsolete, and the destruction of the Jewish temple in 70 A.D. guaranteed it.
*****
David Whitmer, one of the Book of Mormon witnesses, made three allegations concerning the introduction of the Mormon priesthoods:
They were man made positions, originating with Sidney Rigdon.
David Whitmer
This matter of the two orders of priesthood in the Church of Christ, and lineal priesthood of the old law being in the church, all originated in the mind of Sidney Rigdon. (p.64)
The next grievous error which crept into the church was in ordaining high priests in June, 1831. This error was introduced at the instigation of Sydney Rigdon. The office of high priest was never spoken of, and never thought of being established in the church until Rigdon came in. (p.35)
David Whitmer Mormon apostle and Book of Mormon witness
An Address To All Believers In Christ
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They were not practiced by the early Mormon church. According to D&C 107:7, Elders are a position under the Melchizedek Priesthood, however the church historical records show it had ordained Elders prior to the introduction of the Melchizedek Priesthood:
The authority of the Melchizedek Priesthood was manifested and conferred for the first time upon several of the Elders.
History of the Church, 1:175-176
Original revelations were edited to insert additional language to make it appear as though the church had these positions from the beginning.
****
David Whitmer...in a few years those revelations were changed to admit this high office, which otherwise would have condemned it. They were changed to mean something entirely different from the way they were first given and printed in the Book of Commandments; as if God had not thought of this great and important office when he gave those revelations...
David Whitmer - Mormon apostle and Book of Mormon witness
An Address To All Believers In Christ, p.46
www.mormonhandbook.com/home/priesthood.html
@@idiesel2
John 18:20
20 Jesus answered him, I spake openly to the world; I ever taught in the synagogue, and in the temple, whither the Jews always resort; and in secret have I said nothing.
If this masonic Endowment Ceremony were so essential to one's salvation or exaltation, Christ would have told us 2,000 years ago. You would think that the LDS church and its members would be proud of this 'revelation,' share it with the world and encourage others to participate. Instead, they feel ashamed and mocked when people share this with the world.
The Gilbert LDS Temple is extra-fancy. You are definitely "Piercing the veil"!
I went to the open house for the Mesa temple. The place is dripping in gold.
I remember baptizing the dead when i was 15 demonic
That is the only way for a non Mormon can get into heaven.
@@sookie4195 I appreciate the thought cause you think what your doing is right,so does Islam and all the other religions out there I'm an ex Mormon I had no knowledge of what I was doing when I baptized the dead I though what I was doing was right but I repented of that thought realized I was wrong and needed Christ
what a weird bakery
I know right it sure does look like a bakery.
I wonder how many people who were baptized in the temple had peed in the tank? This question is coming from a very happy apostate! When I was converted to Mormon in 2015 I had always wondered how many people who had converted before me had pissed in that very tank.
I got a bloody nose in it from all the chlorine, but I don't think any went into the tank.
Probably not as many people as the last swimming pool you went in.
Todas inclulkedote 😅😅😅😅
@@parkerplace2910 probably not! That is so true
@@ruthsosas7979 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why are they all dressed in white? Why, was some of them wearing green? What does the green symbolise?
Satans priesthood. Not even joking, watch the temple video.
@@09portillo could you elaborate?
White represents purity. The green apron is a symbol of the fig leaves Adam and Eve put on in the Garden of Eden when they realized that they are naked. Fun fact: Mormons believe the Garden of Eden was in Jackson county, Missouri.
$$
Someone who has connections put this man in touch with Netflix!!!
What beer do Mormons drink?
The Hawaiian beer, 'Pale Ale'.
Why should you always take more than one Mormon fishing?
If you bring just one they'll drink all your beer.
This isn’t Christianity.
Do mormons only watch movies and listen to recorded speaches?
No
This is for anyone and any Mormon who wants to know this about what Mormons believe about The Virgin Mary within what The Book of Mormon says about The Virgin Mary and about what Mormon Doctrine says about The Virgin Mary well here it is. In The Book of Mormon just like The Bible it says that Mary was pregnant by the Holy Spirit to make Jesus just like what The Bible says about Mary being pregnant by the Holy Spirit. But however Mormon Doctrine says otherwise The Virgin Mary within Mormonism wasn’t a virgin at all and in fact The God of Mormonism named Elohim came down to earth from the star base Kolob this time to have sex with The Virgin Mary to make The Mormon Version of Jesus. Elohim then later on takes The Virgin Mary to be his wife and she then later on got married to Joseph and he was her second husband. This right here is really a blatant contradiction within Mormonism itself and within Mormonism and within Christianity right there.
What this truly is is men who believe they have power.
Looking like it's time for their shift at the bakery
Any chance for an updated endowment? I can't keep up with all the changes to this unwavering truth.
Thanks for the work you do.
Thanks for that 2023 updated endowment.
This is just plain weird.....
If nobody told me these were Mormans, I'd think it was a strange cult.
This is nothing like Christianity they don’t even come close to it. This looks like 2001 A Space Oddasey
Lol
This is giving me the creeps!
This is so so odd. Honestly, they're all brainwashed.
Does the AUB etc also go thru these types of rituals?
What is that?
Has it a name?
This is the second anointing performed by the practices of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints.
@@JulioHendricks-r8n has it a name?
TMB SO told me they no longer actually touch during the handshakes due to C19. True?
Correct…sort of. They used to say (of the hand grips),
“We desire all to receive it. All arise.” and everyone in the room would do the hand grips. Now it’s only the witness couple that do it and the people in the prayer circle. Then, at the end, everyone must do them at the veil. So, everyone still does the hand grips at the veil but they no longer have everyone stand and do them during the actual session. It’s just the witness couple and they show the grips on the screen so everyone can see what they look like.
That's how you know it's all phony. They are scared of a fake planC19demic used to bring fear on the masses to usher in Satan's short-lived kingdom.
That's how you know it's all phony. They are scared of the cooties used to bring fear on the masses to usher in Satan's short-lived kingdom.
@@NewNameNoah it's my understanding that they no longer have witness couples. Is that right?
If so, there's a HUGE concern with that. A covenant is lawfully defined as a contract. So in-law without witnesses there's no contract-thus no covenant, and therefore no endowment? Interesting!
@@idiesel2 that is correct. The “witness couple” is now a virtual couple on the screen.
Here’s the entire ceremony recorded in a temple just this past month:
m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid02eeaUebqatXto6XRYkBeakHqhxYPgj7JK51p2fvQvn9yADhjjcqxiQUqHo7pKKMthl&id=100009490645079&mibextid=qC1gEa
I just wish you would have stayed in the church a little longer so we could see what the second anointing looks like
@charleswhite758 I'm sure you're right. My understanding though is that the second anointing was created (um, I mean divinely revealed) much later than the endowment. Considering the endowment ceremony borrows so heavily from masonic rituals I guess I'm just curious what a ceremony with more modern origins might look like. Also isn't the second anointing much more exclusive? Surely they would have to add some new wrinkles if that one is so top secret, even by LDS standards
@charleswhite758 You might think that but in reality the majority of those connected to the church are a financial drain and never go through any of the temple ceremonies. They'll baptize just about anyone but that can be done anywhere. In order to get into the temple you need a temple recommend and getting that requires that you go through a screening process with your bishop, and also that you be in good standing with the church (up to date with payments). I'm sure they do bring in some money from tithes, especially from wealthier members, but I suspect most of their revenue at this point is from businesses and investments. So assuming only about 10% ever go through the endowment ceremony you can imagine how exclusive the club is of those who've had the second anointing
How are you getting in? Are you faking your beliefs so well that the bishop is still giving you a temple recommend? Or are you somehow forging temple recommends? When they say "You are done globally", that sounds like they are catching on to you. I am curious how you are able to do all of this. Just don't get yourself into too much trouble.
A good impersonator, with a lying tongue, don't need a temple recommend!
@@Richard-sc7yq They always scanned my recommend when I went; I don't think they'd changed that procedure. I know if you forgot your recommend they'd call your bishop or stake president to make sure you're temple worthy. Useful on a few road trips. Would someone have to impersonate the bishop/stake president for you to get in? I'd think they'd look up the phone number on their own to be sure the person they're trying to call is vetted. I'm not saying it can't be done, I just wouldn't know how to pull it off myself.
@@unprofessional-laser Yeah, the only way in these electronic days is to have a valid recommend, either falsified, stolen...or borrowed.
I stand corrected. Apparently if you prove certain lineage you can get a perpetual temple recommend that never expires, never needs renewal and never requires an interview with the the bishop or stake president.
Little John was a charioteer in Robin Hood story and there where only one woman and man known as Adam and dvd so where does purigomy come in?
I absolutely cannot wait for Behind the Veil 3! My mother is still in this cult and I am worried for her every day. It has caused many problems between us. Thank you for everything you do. ❤👏💯
Deja tu madre en paso bastante grande está 😅😅😅😅 se la está pasando a tododar después de ver esto 😅😅😅😅
You should be worried for her! They worship Lucifer! There is no God there. It is masonic and ritualistic
What bothers you about her Mormon faith?
@@cinnamondan4984 Are you a Christian?
@@mickymitts3031 Yes.
Did you get your 10% entrance fee back?
This makes me sick that my parents and everyone I know did this… and my cousin with whom I am best freinds with is going to go here. And I’m worried for him. He doesn’t need this in his life… I hope he finds the truth. Jesus said, you should not have to pray and worship in temples. Not anymore, because of me. God made his truth and light available to everyone. He did miracles on the poverty streets, and touched and healed the sick and diseased. He loves everyone and all you could ever need is with him and god and in the Bible. Jesus said you do not have to pray in public, you can if you choose to, but don’t be embarassed. But it is better to pray in private in the dark. And pray with all your might and heart.
But I feel like this is of the devil, I mean just look at it, the three knocks? Look up on the internet what 3 knocks means….. yeah
That is our beliefs pls..... do respect and pls...... thats the lords house
@@amazing12936none of this is of the Lord. Praying for you🙏
@@amazing12936 The LDS/Mormon Temples are unbiblical and also Jesus doesn’t live in Temples and here’s why I say that because LDS/Mormons actually believe that The Original Temples going back to the time of Moses and up to the time of Christ on the last temple fell in 7 ad under Titus when he destroyed the place that they practiced the same thing as what The Mormons practice.
Because If actually you did a little bit of research and you studied some history if you look at some archaeology you would understand that there was no Baptisms for the Dead at any Temple in Israel at any time under The Old Mosaic Laws. It was actually a place where there were sacrifices you can bring a pidgin or a dove or a duck or whatever, it was authorised under those laws to make atonement for your sin. Because there was no Baptism for the Dead and they did not seal people for eternity and no garments and no endowment ceremonies for you swore allegiance to The Mormon Church under the penalty of death if you didn’t follow through. That was all by Joseph Smith and his friends. See that comes to show you that Jesus does not live in Temples because In the New Testament, it's often mentioned that Jesus lives in the hearts of believers. It's a spiritual concept, signifying a close relationship with Jesus. In fact, in Ephesians 3:17, it says, "Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith." So, in a way, each believer's heart is seen as a temple for Jesus. So see there was no need for any Christians to attend a physical temple because Christ fulfilled it all. Jesus' life, death, and resurrection fulfilled the need for a physical temple in Christianity. It's a fundamental part of faith that emphasizes a personal relationship with God rather than a specific location.
Jesus was a cult leader too
_"with whom I am best friends with"_
Pick a "with." You only need one.
✅ with whom I am best friends
✅ who(m) I am best friends with
❌ with whom I am best friends with
Kool learning about masonry
Mormonism and Freemasonry have a lot in common.
What they don't tell you up front is that even a married woman is brought through the veil by someone NOT her husband. He may be there, but he ain't the one touching you!
What happened @7:47 for you to go to jail? Excited to hear more. Great video.
I think this video series happened .. they found out
So how are you able to go into the temple without a recommend? Do you have people still "in the church" who don't believe but are willing to sneak the camera in?
He borrows a recommend from members who want to expose the church. It's just a barcode. Easy to get it. He's the one inside with the camera. Hence the arrest footage at the end of the video.
Did the LDS Corporation get your video deleted?
Nope they tried but failed his videos are still up and ready.
We need an update in a temple for Spanish version please
How often does a Mormon have to go through this temple ritual?
Once for themselves, as many times as they want for the deceased..
Prophets recommend you go once a month
@@aubrie8365 They, have prophets?
"prophets"...you forgot the quotation marks
@@balung There's profits too! 😂
Thank you for exposing this cult!
Even after seeing this stuff again, and years later, I still can't get over how banal and pedestrian and extraordinarily soporific it all is.
When I was a believer I belonged to an ancient Christian church with an extremely rich and beautiful liturgical tradition. Never could I have imagined that this church's most sacred rite could be replaced with a recording, so that most of what you must do to participate is sit back and watch a rather bad movie.
Not that the live version is any better. It has the advantage of not being categorically absurd, but in the end it's still a bad play by actors who can't act and who, it seems, can't even remember their lines half the time.
And then, what do you get from all this? A brief visit to a fancy living room that's apparently supposed to represent paradise. It's literally the most suburban vision of a heavenly reward possible.
1 Timothy 4:1-2
Living Bible
4 But the Holy Spirit tells us clearly that in the last times some in the church will turn away from Christ and become eager followers of teachers with devil-inspired ideas. 2 These teachers will tell lies with straight faces and do it so often that their consciences won’t even bother them.
Yeah man. The LDS certainly do that for sure
When will part 3 be coming out?
And have you had other backlash or lawsuits about anything to do with LDS?
I've been listening to Fanny Stenhouse's ''Tell It All'': The Story of a Life's Experience in Mormonism. Back in the 19th century, she was describing this very ritual. She also had no love for Brigham Young or polygamy, to put it mildly. Fantastic book.
I own a first edition cloth bound copy of the book and a copy of her ex-husband, Thomas, book Rocky Mountain Saints.
Imagine violating shitting your pants at one of these haha
Glad to see you back in the game
Reposted
Back in the game?? I am the fucking game, pal.
How truly sad, to believe that the salvation of your soul is dependent on the acts of others and performing rituals.
God knows the hearts of all those who would follow Him, and His grace is sufficient. As such, all may enter His kingdom by turning from their sin and following Him, not by exchanging secret handshakes and passphrases like it's a Prohibition era speakeasy.
May these people turn from their idolatry and towards God.
I know you're an activist and all, but It must have been harrowing being cuffed and taken to jail. Did they press charges? If so what charges? What was the outcome? I don't envy your experience. I'm sorry that happened to you.
Before seeing your videos, I've often thought about using a spy camera on some glasses to record the endowment.
I was excommunicated years ago for taking a stand. Looking back I wish I had just quietly and anonymously made recordings of the temple, to help those who are curious, or those who wish to catch an endowment session, but don't have the time, or for those who wish to study it.
Now I'm working my way back, but there's a lot of distrust of me. Lol because I was so outspoken. Being outspoken might have its value, but I've learned that quiet expose is a better way to document things, then let people make up their own mind. Right?
Thank you for your efforts, and for the struggles you've faced!
To sell your integrity for a toy is so sad. To betray, manipulate, deceive people who love and trust you is a horrible way to live.
I know of only one being who celebrates in lying, deceiving, manipulating and betraying… I don’t want anything to do with him. He leads lives to empty, destructive, hate-filled, dead-ended paths. He is the biggest looser, although he thinks he is winning with his lies and deceit… but we all know WHO wins in the end. I’m choosing to wear that jersey! 💕☀️
@@Whatiftheresmore1314 You described Joseph Smith and the funky bunch.
What is this whole deal with them saying that Michael, the Archangel planted grass seed?
Idk but they think Michael the archangel is also Adam and Adam and Jesus made earth….
How did you not get taught ?
Mormons members they called these as a secret and sacred ritual but these in not a sacred because even on RUclips you could see these things..and no need to go to the temple.
Exactly the stuff they have is not sacred it’s secret because they are doing these rituals inside their own temples.
Feels like I am watching something out of Stargate SG-1...
I'm wondering how much the LDS requires to join? Lol I heard you have to give or you cannot be a member.i am just wondering .I'm a Christian however this really seems like a cult ceremony
High me is so glad I found this.
Why he arrested by police officer for footage
Private Property
Mormon’s are not suppose to talk about what goes on inside the temple outside of the temple
I really admire your bravery and courage Mike Norton! Great work; I'm sorry that the arrest occurred here in Utah. Kind regards.
Это не мужество и отвага,это богохульство.
@@ТатьянаСиренко-е4л jesus christ what the hell are you going on about! 😂
@@debbzev I don’t see anything brave here… just deception and betrayal.
Trying to sensationalize and get clicks.
Doesn’t bother me though, the Lord knows the thoughts and intents of our hearts. ❤️☀️
@@Whatiftheresmore1314 Adey Vocar Avage Beelzebub!!🙏🙏
This kind of bravery is expected of a christian
Why the bizarre music ?
Is this new footage Noah?
Sort of. I’ve never posted this footage before.
@@NewNameNoahYou should record Washington DC Temple next to get that one exposed for what it truly is.
This is pretty cool tbh. I’m not Mormon, just a ritual admirer
If that's heaven I'll pass thanks
Lol
These guys are literary nuts. This has nothing to do with the bible!!! Repent Acts 2:38 Repent!!!!!!!!
If they were going to they would have after seeing this
Religion is nuts.
It's like instructions on the plane
i am so glad i left this creepy cult
As a former member of the church, I fully support transparency and full disclosure but any information that is given to the public is like giving pearls to swine. It wasn’t until I had a better understanding of freemasonry and the symbolism not only involved in the ritual but a deeper understanding of scripture. From my personal observation, many criticize certain things based on their bias and prejudice rather than wanting truth and righteousness. Don’t get me wrong, many members of the church take part in a game of strategy (business related) rather than what is prudent and just. When I was going to church and the temple, nobody helped me understand the true nature of the symbols or helped me understand the relationship between the bible and natural philosophy.
Kacou Philippe did not die on the cross of Calvary for you but it is him, Kacou Philippe, who has the words of eternal life and the keys of the kingdom of the Heavens for your Salvation in this generation.
#ProphetKacouPhilippe
baloney
@@stephenjackson7797 Are you referring to my comments or the most recent comments? You didn’t specify what is baloney so it’s vague and ambiguous
Are you still in the cult
@@cosmictickle5168 Did you read my comments before asking the question? It’s clearly stated.
Wizard of Oz vibes.
This is wild! 😮😮
do it again!! 2023 lets see whats changed
Some of these Mormon churches have armed guards constantly checking the perimeter. Those churches are the ones not easily seen from outside eyes.