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Acknowledgments Introduction Symbolsof the Temple Ancient and Modern

Adam and Eve Alpha and Omega Altars Ancient Order of Things (Antiquity of Temple Ordinances) Angelic Weather Vane Angels, Communication with Animals, Female (Sacrificial Offerings) Anointing (with Olive Oil) Apron Architectural Features, Various Temples Architectural Safeguards Ark of the Covenant Ascension Atonement Money and Redemption Money Atonement of Jesus Christ, Temple Focuses on Baptism for the Dead Baptismal Font Beehives Bells of Gold Big Dipper (Ursa Major) Blemishes, Priests and High Priests with Blemishes, Sacrificial Animals with Blood, Meaning of Bodily Conditions and the Temple Cardinal Directions Celestial Bodies (Sun, Moon, Stars, etc.) Depicted on Temples Celestial Room, God’s Living Room Center Place, Temple as the Center of the Map, the Temple Cherubim (Guardians of Sacred Space) Circle Clouds and Cloudstones Colors—Blue, Gold, Silver, Scarlet, Crimson, Red, White Cornerstones Covenants, Signs, and Tokens Creation Narrative in the Temple Day of Atonement Dedication of the Temple Dome Drama, Ritual Ear, Thumb, and Toe Earthstones Endowment/Endowed with Power Endowment House Eve, Life, and Life-Giver Eye, All-Seeing Fig Leaves Fire/Pillar of Fire Firstborn, Male Firstfruits Flaying the Burnt Offering Flowers Fortress, Temple as a Foundation, Temple Garden of Eden, Temple Symbolism in Garments Gate of Heaven Gate, the Tabernacle Gathering of Israel Geometry, Sacred Gestures of Approach Gethsemane, Temple Symbolism in Gradations of Holiness (Less Holy to Most Holy) Guards, Temple (Sentinels and Angels) Hands and Covenants Hand, Filling the Priest’s Hand, Raised in Oath Hands, Clasped Hands, Laying on of Hands, Laying on of, on Sacrificial Animals Hands—Prayer with “Uplifted Hands” Hannah, Anna, and Mary Heifer, Red High Priest, Death of, and the Cities of Refuge Holiness to the Lord Holy of Holies Horns of the Two Altars (Sacrifice and Incense) Hosanna Shout House of Life, the Temple Is a House of Prayer House of the Lord Hyssop Incense at the Golden Altar Jacob’s Ladder (“Flight of Steps”) Jesus Christ–Focused, Temple Is Jesus Christ, Symbols of, in the Tabernacle of Moses Joseph Smith: Restorer of the Ancient Temple Keys Kings, Queens, Coronation, and Enthronement Lampstand, Golden (Menorah or Candlestick) Laver of Brass Law of Moses Leper Levites Light, Quintessential place of Linen Mercy Seat (Throne of Atonement) Mirrors Moonstones Moroni, Angel Mountain as “Temple” and Temple as “Mountain” Mount of Transfiguration Mount Sinai—Temple Symbolism Music—Praising the Lord in His Temple Names Olive Oil Ordinances, Understanding Oval Oxen, Twelve Pathway of Progression Passover Pillars of Temples Plagues, and the Atonement Pomegranate Prayer Circle (Ancient and Modern) Prayer, Directional (Praying toward the Temple) Prayer Roll Priestesses Priests and High Priests Prison-Temple Pulpits Recommend, Temple Refuge, Temple Is a Place of Revelation in the Temple Ritual (Sacred Ceremony) Sacred Triangle Sacrifices—Symbols of Jesus’s Atoning Sacrifice Sacrifices under the Law of Moses—Six Acts Sacrificial Meals, Partaking of Scapegoat Sea, Molten (Bronze) Sealing Ordinance Seeing the Lord in the Temple Seven Promises “to Him That Overcometh” Shewbread (Bread of God’s Presence) Shoes, Removing Sins, Intentional and Unintentional, and the Atonement Solemn Assembly Spires and Steeples Squares and the Squared Circle Stairs/Staircases Stars/Starstones Sunstones/Sun Images Symbols, Diverse Tabernacle (Portable Temple), Symbolism of Temple, Design of, Revealed by God Temple in Heaven Temples, Categories of “Temples Everywhere” Temples, Future Temples, God’s People Always Commanded to Build Temple Texts—Representative Examples Three Times a Year Throne Towers Trumpets and Trumpet stones University of the Lord Veil of the Temple Vessels Vestments, Sacred Vestments, Sacred, Anticipate the Resurrection Vestments, Sacred, Point to Jesus Christ and His Atonement Vestments, Sacred, Symbolism of Vestments, Sacred, Worn by God, Angels, and Redeemed Souls Vicarious Work for the Dead Violating Sacred Space Washing with Water, for Sacrificial Animals Washing with Water Water Women and the Ancient Temple Women Then, Women Now

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