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Posted
45 minutes ago, Freedom said:

'as' and 'like' are used interchangeably in the various translations I have seen. Some say 'as the gods', others 'like the gods', still others, 'like god' and so forth 

No problem I was just sharing

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I was married in the Cardston temple and actually found it to be a very disappointing experience.  (not the marriage, just the ceremony).

Even my family who attended with me (and have attended dozens of temple marriages) commented on what a poor ceremony ours was.

 

 

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13 hours ago, Garden Girl said:

 

 

1 minute ago, sjdawg said:

I was married in the Cardston temple and actually found it to be a very disappointing experience.  (not the marriage, just the ceremony).

Even my family who attended with me (and have attended dozens of temple marriages) commented on what a poor ceremony ours was.

 

 

Was it rushed?

Posted (edited)
3 minutes ago, VideoGameJunkie said:

 

Was it rushed?

Very rushed.  the temple was busy that day.   I expected a short ceremony however the temple worker spent most of the few minutes we had in the sealing room talking about how busy he was that day and very little time discussing the actual sealing or marriage.  I know it was just another day to him but to us it was our wedding day.  We could not have felt less special by the time he was done.

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Posted (edited)
23 hours ago, Tacenda said:

This reply is actually for sjdawg...  I'm sorry your day turned out as it did... if it were me, I'd have probably written to bring this to the attention of the Temple Pres.   As a former ordinance worker in the temple, our training days continually emphasized making the members' temple experience as meaningful and sacred as possible... and to be sensitive to the needs of each patron.  Your Sealer did not give you the experience you were expecting, hoping for, or deserved... I think the Temple Pres needed, and would want, to be aware of your experience, and this Sealer needed to be reminded of how we are to serve the patrons... I say this because your Sealer's actions were not in keeping with the emphasis we received in training, and how I know the attitude of the temple presidency really is...

GG

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Posted
9 hours ago, sjdawg said:

Very rushed.  the temple was busy that day.   I expected a short ceremony however the temple worker spent most of the few minutes we had in the sealing room talking about how busy he was that day and very little time discussing the actual sealing or marriage.  I know it was just another day to him but to us it was our wedding day.  We could not have felt less special by the time he was done.

I am sorry. It really shouldn't have been that way.

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