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Many Latter-day Saints know the Hebrew word Elohim is used frequently in the Bible to reference God. But did you know this sacred title was also used to reference the pagan gods and spirits worshipped during biblical times?
One hot afternoon, I was on a hill overlooking the border between Syria and Israel. As we walked down the hill, we talked about how some Latter-day Saints de-emphasize the importance of Christ’s Crucifixion.
Unveiling the mysteries of the kingdom, the temple will initiate you into what you do not know. It will acquaint you with your own ignorance. It will, with little explanation, commend to your care a series of undeciphered stories and symbols that you must neither dismiss nor explain but keep.
I've often heard of our Savior and God described in terms of light, but I never allowed the totality of that image and understanding to sink in.
Editor's note: "This Week from the Pulpit" highlights recent messages by General Authorities and General Officers of the Church.
In December, the Church released a DVD of 50 videos about the Savior’s life, titled The Life of Jesus Christ Bible Videos: The Gospels on DVD, with a special price of only $5 until the end of the year.
Following October general conference, the Church released their World Report about the current status of temples around the world, including the four temples President Thomas S. Monson announced earlier this year.
You’ve probably seen the videos — regular people doing regular things, finishing with the token quote, “and I’m a Mormon.”
Professor William J. Hamblin has offered some good starting points in considering the relationship between the ancient Israelite temple ritual and the modern day LDS temple endowment. It is from this vantage point that we should approach trying to understand these ancient ritual systems and the connections they might have with the Latter-day Saints temple ritual.
The BYU-Utah rivalry has grown very intense and even ugly through the years. Too often a vocal minority speaks the loudest regarding the sentiments both programs and schools have for one another. With that in mind, we visited the University of Utah campus to get some student thoughts on the rivalry.