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Worship
… to wear. He was free. For me, this highlighted the life of worship that we are invited into as disciples in Christ’s … bowing down and serving in the biblical world were ways of worshipping. One thing that can help us navigate this ancient …
Places of Worship
… … 150 Years of Latter-day Saint Architecture … Places of Worship …
Temple Worship and Activity
… the Lord in the temple are a sacred and meaningful form of worship in Latter-day Saint religious life. In the temple, … the Temple, because they are sacred. In the temple, worshipers go through several steps that symbolize withdrawal …
What We Worship
… to know, through the power of the Holy Spirit, the God we worship. This is one of the great purposes of mortality and … that we come to know him and thereby to grasp what we worship, to comprehend whom we worship (see D&C 93:19). St. …
By Our Rites of Worship
… able to recognize the transforming power of our rites of worship. … Latter-day Saint Views on Ritual in History, Scripture, and Practice … By Our Rites of Worship …
The Book of Moses and Temple Worship
… the pursuit of Zion involved the development of ritual and worship in temples. [1] Almost immediately after the … the transformation of texts and humans. His followers worshiped according to a script that deposited them directly …
How and What You Worship
… should insist on both the “how” and the "what" of worship indicates that knowledge and practice are … focuses on both the person of Christ and the practice of worshipping him as outlined in the revelations of Joseph …
Worship: Bowing Down and Serving the Lord
… The Old Testament provides foundational insights into worship that help us rethink our understanding of worship … worship, we see this embodiment of relationship when those worshipping the Lord in his holy house literally “bow down” …
Worship and Ritual Practices in the New Testament
… has occasionally been called the dark period of Christian worship practices. [1] Details of Christian liturgy in this … his Resurrection, we read that “[the eleven disciples] worshipped him: but some doubted” (Matthew 28:17). The …
“Holiness to the Lord” and Personal Temple Worship
… because we are in a holy place, but the goal of temple worship is that we become holy beings. Photo by Gabriel … 27:28, 30, 33); the covenant (see Daniel 11:28, 30); worship (see Psalms 29:2; 96:9); and the people of Israel …
