Exodus: Gods And Kings
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By nuclearfuels
With all the new Temples being announced and my excitement builds at attending the dedications of said Temples, can the experts on this forum and the Journal of Discourse experts comment as to a future Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Temple on Mount Horeb (Moses and the Burning Bush site)? Perhaps during the Millennium?
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By nuclearfuels
So in the Primary class I teach, my coteacher is incredible and brings video clips from a Jewish film library.
Last Sunday we learned about Solomon's Temple, which imitated the Tabernacle Moses built, and Moses' Temple imitated/represented the actual, physical Garden of Eden with the Tree of eternal life being up on top of a hill and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil being lower than the hill, according to Jewish scholarship.
Was the Garden of Eden a Temple? A representation of mortality, condensed?
Hoping Robert Smith will weigh in on this.
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By Bernard Gui
OK, I admit I have never considered the red heifer.
What do we Mormons think of this? I don't remember hearing it discussed.
Fos a more thorough discussion, see this if it interests you.
https://www.templeinstitute.org/red_heifer/red_heifer_contents.htm
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By boblloyd91
Hi all! In looking at the thread title I was wondering what you felt has strengthened or weakened your testimony of the BoM the most. I can start out by saying I have always found sheum to be a fascinating tidbit of evidence, in that it is an Akkadian word that was used in the text. I also could include neas in this as well. I could think of more but those stand out the most to me. Tell us yours!
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