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Some Q on LDS temples?
I once visited a LDS temple before its dedication, the temple of Winter Quarter. I remember being decorated as a house everything seemed very expensive. the baptismal font was in the back of oxen, what is the purpose of this? also had a room with rows of chairs, as a movie theater. I think you are very fascinating temples, there were only a couple of things I saw he was not familiar. and I respect if you do not go into detail about the rituals, I know they are sacred.
Brian gave a good answer about the horse. Almost everything a lot more in the temple is a symbol of something that God or eternal life. The living room with chairs that envelope called a room. The budget is presented in an audio-visual (read the type of film) in in all the temples in the world except Manti and Salt Lake City, where they still live reads. In the temple we make covenants with God. These covenants are sacred to us and to not talk about them freely (in particular people who mocked or misunderstood them.) However, the temple endowment is not a secret. It has been included in the Library of Congress. One of the main functions of temples is to unite families for eternity. LDS believe that families are eternal and sacred. We do it for our baptisms related deaths for those who have not had the opportunity to receive the ordinance of baptism can. It can be argued that any work done by anyone in the temple may be rejected by that person. So if your great aunt Mildred would not having performed a baptism, is not applicable to it. We have no way of knowing, however, whether or not Aunt Mildred wants to make the ordinance, so we do anyway and God leaves the choice to her. Everything in the temple brings us back to Jesus Christ. The Church website has a lot of good information about temples and their purposes.
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