Manti Temple | LDS Historian Shares Rare Facts about 1888 Utah Pioneer House of the Lord
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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The video showcases an interview with Emily Utt at the Manti Temple Open House, where she serves as the church's architectural historian.
Emily's responsibilities include the preservation of historical sites such as temples and meeting halls.
She shares her profound respect for the temple's original exterior, emphasizing the importance of its foundational and construction elements. The interior of the temple maintains its historical allure, with preserved features such as murals and spiral staircases.
The Manti Temple Open House is presented as a limited-time event for guests to experience the rich history of this pioneer-era temple (Free tickets available at bit.ly/uaccmanti).
Emily invites attendees to revisit post-dedication to engage in the temple’s holy rites.
Although Emily does not have a direct ancestral link to the temple, she has dedicated over ten years to its study and exploration, establishing a deep connection to its heritage.
She highlights the symbolic relationship between the baptismal font and the ceiling room, which is used for ordinances on behalf of the deceased, illustrating the unifying power of these rites in linking individuals to both divinity and one another.
Emily encourages visitors to discover these spiritual ties within the temple and to contemplate the significance of these hallowed practices.
The interview wraps up with Emily expressing her commitment to preserving the temple's legacy through her ongoing research and conservation efforts.
One of my ancestors was a stone mason. He worked on the stars and moon of the Nauvoo Temple. Manti is on of the many others he worked on. A member of the Mormon Battalion who was also with other LDS at Sutter's Fort when gold was found nearby. He's buried at Thatcher, Az.
but we can't build something like this today with all our advancements ?
@@tomleishman3930 Cost and experienced stone masons made a difference. Even so on the rebuilding of the Nauvoo Temple. See also interesting stories on the locating of the original Nauvoo Temple plans in Boron California in 1948.
@@josephbingham1255 I don't think so, I don't believe they built them, i think they found them. The freemasons discovered America, these buildings belong to another empire
Where did the Holy of Holy’s go. I went through the open house anticipating seeing it again.
It's there. Right off the Celestial Room. A smaller room with a domed ceiling. (They may have had the doors closed.)
It is still there and as beautiful as ever. On the tour, as you enter the celestial room, it is off to the right. Has a dome ceiling.
When you seek answers from the Book of Mormon instead of the Bible, God can't help you because you have turned your back on Him. Therefore this leaves the door open for Satan (II Corinthians 11:14-15) to step into your life with a false christ or prophet showing you signs and wonders to lead you away from the real Jesus of the Bible who is God the Son 2nd person of the Trinity. God Himself warns us about this in: MATTHEW 24:23-24
"Then if anyone says to you, Look, here is the Christ! or There! do not believe it. For false christs and false prophets will rise and show great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the elect..."
Mormons teach and believe that their jesus is the brother of Satan, which contradicts what God says in His Bible that Jesus is God the Son 2nd person of the Trinity.
So Mormons, which Jesus do you believe in?
A. Your jesus of the Book of Mormon, who is the brother of Satan.
OR
B. The Jesus of the Bible, who is God the Son 2nd person of the Trinity.
Sir, your ignorance is showing. Have you nothing better to do?
@@MagnusDuck14
Use you insults.
I'll use the truth....
@AlbertJLouie It's obvious that you have never read the Book of Mormon nor taken time to understand what you're saying about LDS beliefs. You are just here parroting talking points from somebody else.
@@MagnusDuck14
Well, you seem to know a lot about the Book of Mormon.
How about you answering my question to help me better understand the Book of Mormon.
If the Book of Mormon is true.
Why isn't there any archeological evidence to support any stories that is in the Book of Mormon?
To this day, the Mormon church hasn't provided any kind of archeological evidence to support anything in the Book of Mormon.
@AlbertJLouie Assuming you are sincere in your question, I will say this: There absolutely is a lot of interesting evidence for the Book of Mormon in the field of archeology. You may start with Lehi's journey and places like Nahom and Bountiful, for example. There is information out there if you're inclined to look. As you likely already know, the true value of scripture, and indeed the best evidence for its veracity, will be found in the spiritual witness of the Holy Ghost. The Spirit of the Lord is what carries truth into the heart of man. Ask and ye shall receive.