The Nauvoo Temple: A Joseph Smith Papers Podcast
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsThis podcast presents the story of the Nauvoo Temple, explaining why Latter-day Saints in the 1840s sacrificed time, labor, and a sizeable portion of their meager possessions to bring about the promised blessings of the temple.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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On April 4, 1999, President Gordon B. Hinckley stunned Latter-day Saints with an announcement that the Nauvoo Temple would be reconstructed. This episode considers what it means today to know that a temple once again stands in Nauvoo.
We describes the gradual return of the Latter-day Saints to Nauvoo, exploring the various efforts of churches and governments to designate the “City Beautiful” as a historic site. Guests: Alex Smith, Benjamin Pykles, Lachlan Mackay, Steven Olsen
This episode explains how the murder of Joseph and Hyrum Smith coupled with hostility towards the Saints affected the construction and dedication of the Nauvoo Temple and forced the Saints to prepare to leave the city—possibly even the country.
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- CES Letter Answer Episode Please
Please make an episode explaining how JS copied Free Mason ceremonies for Mormon Temple Worship.
Apple Podcasts5MPWHIT
United Statesa year ago - Connection
This was great. I learned so much. He asks a question about how the saints today feel about the reconstruction of the temple. He says that it’s a connection with the past and present as well as a connection with God. I think there’s a little more. We know that because of Jesus Christ all wrongs will be made right. I feel like this is also a representation of what Jesus Christ has done and will do for all of us. It is beauty for ashes.
Apple Podcasts5hnasnormanUnited States2 years ago - Well Crafted Podcast
I have enjoyed listening to all the episodes. Joseph Smith Papers has done an excellent job in making the history of the Church accessible, informative, and interesting. I wish this had been around when I was in my youth as it would have put so many teachings from talks and lessons into context. A big shout out to all the scholars who participated. Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Apple Podcasts5Caprice63United States2 years ago - I learned so much!
It was a great series, including information I knew and some I did not. Little details and stories added depth and color and renewed my admiration for the people of that time. A wonderful podcast!
Apple Podcasts5Angela M BoyleUnited States2 years ago - Well written and insightful!
This podcast has opened my eyes and linked me to The Saints of the past. It’s well written and thought out. The many experts bring more detailed insight. Spencer McBride has a calming voice and is easy to listen to. I will probably listen to it again!
Apple Podcasts5In the Element Now!United States2 years ago
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