Symbols in stone
symbolism on the early temples of the restoration
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Author
Contributions
- Smith, Paul Thomas, 1940- - Contributor
Publication
1997 - Covenant Communications, American Fork, Utah, Utah
Language
English
Word Count
48,500 words, Guess
Page Count
194 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101577341341
- ISBN-139781577341345
- LibraryThing1734361
- Library of Congress Control Number97032097
- OCLC Control Number37725455
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781577341345
- Open LibraryOL685235M
Classifications
- DDC246/.95893
- LCCBX8643.T4 B76 1997
- LCCBX8643.T4B76 1997
Description
The Universe is built on symbols; lifting our thoughts from man to God, from earth to heaven, from time to eternity...God teaches with symbols: it is His favorite way of teaching Orson F. Whitney. LDS doctrine is rich in symbolism, and nowhere do we find greater symbolism than in the temple. By examining the symbols on the Nauvoo, Kirtland, and Salt Lake temples, the authors skillfully demonstrate that we begin to understand the symbolic language of the Lord which, in turn, prepares us for the symbolism that we will encounter within. Symbols in Stone is carfully documented using the scriptures as well as recorded accounts of Latter-day temples seen in vision before their construction. It is essential reading for all Latter-day Saints who want to better understand the vital role of temples in the latter days.
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