MORE Insights into Early Temple Practices (Behind the Scenes Video)

During our production of our video "The BEGINNING of Early Latter-day Saint Temple Beliefs" we weren't able to include everything we did. This video includes additional insights, bloopers, and lessons learned. Watch the video here: • The BEGINNING of Latte...

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[@michaelmichaelc1748]

Just love the work you as a team do. Really brings Church history alive and increases our understanding of Church doctrines and our faith in the restoration of the gospel through the prophet Joseph Smith and those who assisted him. Amazing stories to tell. I always share them.

[@EJJohnson-cj4qn]

I laughed so hard. Having spent over 25 years in Iowa and having visited Nauvoo many times, I could only assume that most of you are from mountain desert areas. I started laughing as soon as you put on the video/audio of the old Nauvoo Cemetery so we could hear the bugs, the spider scenes were hilarious (thanks for being good sports), and then the amazement at a regular (fairly mild) midwest rainstorm. Thank you. You made my day and I’m so happy you had such a wonderful time.

[@denisplouffe514]

Thank you! I do speak of these presentations to others, hopefully they will watch and become knowledgeable of Church history.

[@sandraneale128]

Love the connection and rapport you all have one with another .. make me laugh about the spider and the gift of tongues which Scott sudden,y was gifted with!! Keep it up guys.

[@chren6643]

Thank you very much for these videos. I am watching from France and do not know if I will ever be able to go to Nauvoo, Carthage and the other Church historical sites. So, these videos are just great!

[@cindyhills5593]

Thank you! I love the early sites of the Restoration.

[@brendenfullmer1052]

That is so awesome! Thanks for the shout out 5:24! The back of my head has never looked so good ;) What an amazing trip!

[@Mamastayc240]

So Awesome….Thank you

[@Mamastayc240]

Must’ve been so hard to live in a confined space like that or 5 to 6 months it’s so wonderful that the LDS community can see people.. opps..

[@cheripierson2742]

This was a lot of fun!

[@warrensmith2902]

Tom was speaking in tongues.

[@dl6066]

Thank You

[@lanajohnson2424]

Hahahaha Hahahaha Hahahaha soooooo good!!! I needed a good laugh!!! Thank you soooooo much for doing this!!!

[@ylluminarious151]

Joseph Smith wasn't just visiting his sister in Ramus, Illinois, but also his close friend Benjamin F. Johnson, who was like a little brother to him. This is actually where he delivered the instructions which became D&C 130-131. You can read about this in William Clayton's journal or Benjamin F. Johnson's autobiography.

[@jenniferfiso42]

Loved this

[@dehurt]

Wait, where is the actual video? Not published yet?

[@zandersturgill]

Here it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJiYhaF5ncuSeJI

[@rconger384]

10:39 if you want to know about early temple stuff, skip to here.

[@1955robyn]

That is a VERY BIG menora! Is there a story behind that?

[@messagesofChrist]

It was a gift from a good friend of mine. As I've done several recreations, including the clothing of the high priest, he knew I'd love it, and he was right. It now is the center piece of my living room.

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