That I don't need it, and neither do you. But you have to accept the real Jesus of the Bible who is God the Son 2nd person of the Trinity as your Lord and Savior., but even before that you can still go before God anytime and as your are.

@@AlbertJLouie I love that the Lord literally enfolds me as I dress every day

It looks like you didn't pay attention on her demonstration She's explained exactly what you asked for.

@@DelzaPauladaMotaSwallom I read enough to stand by my statement.

​@@AlbertJLouie Go away Troll 🧌.

You’ve only scratched the surface. Queens and Priestesses, Goddesses to the Most High.

The Compass and the Square represent "works" and is in opposition to "grace". It doesn't matter whether it's in LDS, Freemasonry, or this supposed "early Christian" claim you are making. It's hard to say when people started introducing "works" into Christianity. It was certainly present in Freemasonry many hundreds of years before LDS. It would be interesting to have more information on these "early Christians". The Temple Endowment today is a Pagan ritual that teaches multiple Gods. It teaches the religion of ancient Egypt. "Works" to become a God after you die. It's the same religion just with different names. It's very, very different from Christianity.

I know what you mean Lydia! I enjoyed the opportunity I had 2 weeks ago in the London Temple with your husband, Paul, performing proxy sacred sealings for my ancestors! ❤️

@@jilldowding-walker8066 Wow!!!!!

Maybe she meant cover skin.

No. I can't.

@@phillipcook3430 why not? It isn't in the Endowment now, not secret/sacred? It's LDS history just like the First Vision.

Let's discuss it in the temple. I would be interested in this as well.

@@dannyrocket77 I no longer go to the temple. I left the church in 2015 when they said kids with gay parents can't be baptized. I didn't return after that idiotic policy was rescinded

@@nathanbigler you really stuck it to the Lord didn’t you? Do you not understand why gay marriage is diametrically opposed to Gods plan? If you want to understand cognitive dissonance, have a child go to church, learn the true organization of how family works in Gods plan, then send those kids back to a home with parents who have chosen a relationship that is irreconcilable to Gods plan. The policy wasn’t idiotic if you truly get what the plan is about. It was actually quite prudent and respectful to the rights of the gay parents.

All this stuff was stolen from the Masons. To believe you are going to become a god will sentence you to separation from God...

Temple clothing reflects that of ancient Israel and temples, I would doubt that masons keep the same symbolism.

She showed it straight from the Hebrew language…yes, it actually does mean that. You are referring to a very simplistic explanation of the English equivalent of the word atone. Her explanation is historical and scholarly sound. Your version is something a seminary teacher came up with.

Everything we do in the temple points to Jesus Christ. Most of that symbolisms is found in the bible.

The temple ceremony and everything that goes with it came through revelation from God through his latter day prophet Joseph Smith.

@@dannyrocket77 Why, why do you need a temple, the temple of God is within each one of us, you do all these things and you undermine Jesus Christ our mediator and High Priest.

@@JH-nj8up All you need is to believe in the new covenant that Jesus ushered in when He died for us, by faith alone and His grace is all we need, Jesus is sufficient, you need to stop diluting Him by temples, priesthoods and rituals.

Doesn't mean you can't have those things, and we do boldly to God in pray always.

I learned a lot of what they believe here. I appreciate their devotion. However, your bigotry is not appreciated. The interpretation of your quote is most narrow.

@Common Cents Let me point out the following. It was the Mormon church who first attacked Christianity when Joseph Smith said that "all the churches are wrong and an abomination before God..." ( Joseph Smith---History 1:19). Let me quote from one of your prophets: "You must not think that I am opposed to slavery. No! The Negro is damned, and is to serve his master till God chooses to remove the curse of Ham..." ---Mormon prophet Brigham Young, Journal of Discourses, V.2, pp 142-143. Let's go back in time to September 1857 to the MOUNTAIN MEADOWS MASSACRE in which "Mormons" led by John D Lee murdered 120-140 innocent men, women, and CHILDREN of the Baker-Fancher wagon train. Later before his death John D Lee confessed that Brigham Young gave him the order to kill all those innocent people. And to add insult to the victims, the Mormon church names a university after Brigham Young (BYU). So please don't stand there thinking you have somekind of "moral high ground" on me or anyone else.

@@AlbertJLouie damn, I’m getting bad vibes from you. Hate much 🤣

@@commoncents5191 Typical Mormon tactic. You go ahead and use insults. I use the truth.

You have no idea the extent of what Christ or his apostles taught; John said that all the books in the world could not contain all of Jesus' teachings (John 21:25). Also, Joseph Smith is an apostle, so yes, the apostles did teach it. You also might want to look into the origins of freemasonry and how it relates to the Hebrew temple; "masonic like" really isn't the insult you think it is.

thats true, we do believe that joseph smith was a prophet of God, and the lord restored his true church,and yes there are simulare masonic rituals,but over century of time the masons knowledge got distorted and now its just a faterity ,not the true temple endowment

Hello Zach. With respect, l know what Christ and his Apostles taught, it's clearly laid out in the Holy Bible. therefore l know what the Bible teaches, and very importantly also what they didn't teach, and what they did actually warn Christ's followers about, false prophets and teachers coming in Christ's name having deceivingly spirits, another gospel, our lord so often said," see that no man decieves you". John 21:25 says there are many other things Jesus did, not taught, many miracles and wonders. No, Christ's Apostles definitely did not teach anything Joseph Smith taught. My faith is in the full and finished revelation of God in the bible. The Mormon faith has it's authority based solely on one man, the claims Joseph Smith made for himself, and the doctrines teachings and practices he taught his followers to believe. My faith is based on Jesus Christ and his Apostles as found in God's word the Holy Bible, as that lovely song Bible believing christians love to sing,' on Christ the solid rock I stand, all other ground is sinking sand'. Here l stand.

@@geoffnoyes520 Nowhere does the bible claim to be a finished revelation from God, nor does it claim to contain all that God has revealed. If you are eluding to Revelation 22:18-19, that verse only referred to the book of Revelation. The bible wasn't compiled into the collection of separate writings that we have today until the 4th century. To say those verses refer to the bible is not reasonable given the historical context and it ironically does what John says not to do....which is to alter his words. God has never declared the cannon closed. everything else you have said is not supported by holy writ as well.

There are many cultures, all over the world that maintain strikingly similar practices, down to these signs and tokens. From the Maori (special schooling), the Hopi (adult initiation), the Navajo (Teachings of the 4th world), Hindu ritual (sacred thread ceremony I think), and even some Sub-Saharan religions (priestly initiation in light oriented Voodoo). They are as similar to the Temple rituals as Masonry is. The Temple rituals have been had among many peoples throughout history, and have also been corrupted in a similar fashion. Joseph's mission was to restore, so that fragment of truth to which the Mason's were beneficiaries, may have acted as a spur for the inquisitive mind of Joseph to go to the Lord concerning it. I also suspect that the origination of Temple ritual during the restoration was being fomented much earlier, as the work of Don Bradley has shown early accounts to state that the cover of the Golden Plates had the "implements of Free-Masonry" upon it, and that the Urim and Thummim triangles were an equilateral and right triangle, one in each stone, that when overlapped allowed for the seer's sight. Stating that Mason ritual and Temple ritual are the same is just paving the way to find it everywhere else. The rites are far older than Masonry, even if Free-Masonry served the function of inspiration.

Anyone can do a very simple search and find many pictures of the garments.

@@lunabeta3516 Does this make it right for something as sacred as temple garments for MILLIONS , be desecrated by a small few? Should we take a picture of your “private” belongings and put them on view with your name? TV has destroyed the sacred amd makes everything common. To say: OMG is a perfect example. We do not desecrate Heavenly Father’s name or the Savior’s name. Now TV and movies make the Savior’s name as a swear word and we continue to watch the movie. Now little children amd adults constantly say: OMG. There is no escape anymore. Even if we destroyed our TV, we won’t destroy our phones. Now, without given permission, we are inundated with ads we did not ask for. Invasion into our minds and daily lives has made sacred very common or worse. We do not object , for the task of doing so is like trying to stop a lion from eating us, too. The scriptures stand true to what has been repeated for centuries.

Wow. You know the Church itself has put out a video that shows the garments, correct?