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Mormon Messages: The Blessings of the Temple

The blessings of the Temple enable us to be sealed (connected) to our families after death and return back to the presence of our Father in Heaven. Visiting the Temple brings a sense of peace and s...  
 
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brian8793 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I think it might be safe to say that the most precious earthly buildings on the planet are The Temples of God.

The Temples are a Testimony to God's love for all of us:)
Begreattoday (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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these are so amazing I have no idea what I would do if there was no temple. I love the temple and I can't wait tell I can go to get married in it. These help me and please don't stop putting these on here. I can just think in the temple I never have felt so happy in all my life
Thank you for this
Seandc100 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Most of my personal testimony is based on our temples. When I was a young child, like two or three at the most, I used to have dreams of titanic temples whose halls rang with beautiful otherworldly music. I would always awake from those dreams crying with longing.
thecrusadingdebator (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Hi everybody. I am a Christian who is interested in talking/learning a little more about the Mormor faith. If one of you feels like it, send me a message and teach me something, I know you guys love to evangelize. (No offense.)
Dalessiokiller (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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What would you like to know?
maikusan1 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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@thecrusadingdebator
I would be happy to try to answer any question you have, curiosity is great because when we ask questions, we learn. Have you heard about the 13 articles of faith?
EfrajimOilcan (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Some of my most cherished memories with my wife are in the temple. One time in our relationship we were having an especially hard time - work, school, 3 new babies...it all was too much. We almost lost each other! - it was the memories of her and I in the temple that kept me from losing hope/faith. We attend regularly now and It has been the best experience for our marriage - she and I love each other more after attending the temple and I feel like we are working on something eternal!
OBLIVIOUSavior (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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we define ourselves, no "mormon" label means that we are anything other than what we choose to be. no one compels you to follow, no one compels you to think one way or another. the best choices and the best actions are done when we choose them on our own motivation.

go at your own pace. don't do without believing, or do for someone else.

once i realized this i felt so much better about the gospel. i wasn't so bitter towards it and i find it personally enlightening discovering my reasons.
gondolacrescent5 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Excellent advice. It sounds very much like something CS Lewis would have recommended concerning mere Christianity.
You must. above all, understand your motivation(s) for doing one thing and perhaps not the other.
God will not and cannot be fooled by the most deeply held and guarded prejudice of conscience. I understand the Roman Catholic Church teaches this.
Warm fuzzy feelings about a place are temporary and subject to our own fickle nature.
trappedhere2 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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@drakesummers89 just come home he will have you back with open arms.

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