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Understanding Your Endowment
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2015
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3 editions
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Preparing for Your Endowment
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3 Things Parents Should Teach Youth Before Their Endowment
Sometimes in the excitement and focus of major life events like missions and marriage, the temple experience becomes secondary. However, your personal temple endowment can and should be a deeply meaningful and important life event in itself. Sadly many young men and women show up to the temple, worthy to be there, but unprepared to comprehend the meaning and significance of the temple ordinances.
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“of the blood of it, and put it upon the tip of Aaron’s right ear, and upon the thumb of his right hand, and upon the great toe of his right foot” (Leviticus 8:23). Now, if you haven’t been endowed and are reading this, rest assured that there is no blood used in our modern temples. But what is really going on in this scripture with Aaron? It is describing Aaron being set apart (consecrated) for his priesthood service. The blood of the ram, representing the blood (the sacrifice and the Atonement) of our Savior, is smeared on his ear, thumb, and big toe. Why was this blood put on Aaron’s ear? Think about what the ear represents. Ears symbolize that which we chose to listen to and obey. We are constantly bombarded with competing messages. Which voices should we hearken to? This act of smearing blood suggests that Aaron’s ear needed to be closely tuned into his Lord’s voice and reminded him of his”
― Understanding Your Endowment
― Understanding Your Endowment
“Recognize that one purpose of these ordinances was to prepare for entering sacred space. They took place at the door of the tabernacle prior to Aaron and his sons entering holier”
― Understanding Your Endowment
― Understanding Your Endowment
