The House of the Lord

5b, 1912 First Edition published in Salt Lake City

Description

"The House of the Lord," by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly known as LDS or Mormon Church, refers to temples dedicated to sacred worship and ordinances central to their faith. These temples are revered as places where members make covenants with God, perform baptisms for the dead, and participate in sealing ceremonies that unite families for eternity. Each temple is meticulously designed with intricate architecture and symbolic motifs, emphasizing purity, peace, and spiritual renewal. The teachings emphasize the importance of these sacred spaces in fostering personal growth, family unity, and connection to God's eternal plan.

Notes

Light green binding with image of Salt Lake City temple on front. intact, some rubbing on upper and bottom spine, overall good condition.