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The Portland Oregon Mormon Temple sits on 7 acres of lush green land in Lake Oswego, Oregon. It is indeed a spectacular sight with its six white spires reaching toward the sky. The white marble exterior is accented with green marble trim and topped with a green slate roof. This is one of the larger temples with 65,000 square feet. Each Mormon temple that is built portrays features both inside and out which are symbolic of the true meaning that temples hold. The three east spires on the temple represent the Melchezidek Priesthood and the three west spires represent the Aaronic Priesthood; the sun, moon and earth represent the varying degrees of glory.
When the Temple was completed, there seemed to be a change of attitude in the community. Hearts were softened as almost three hundred thousand people attended the open house.
On August 19, 1989, the Portland Oregon Mormon Temple was dedicated by then prophet, President Ezra Taft Benson. He pronounced that the Temple is, “a place of peace and holiness, a refuge from [the] storms of life…the Temple is going to have a great mission, and some day you will find it.”
Source: Mormon Temple Portland Oregon
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This is the Latter Day Saints (Morman) Temple in Kirtland, Ohio; a lovely spiritual structure both on the outside and inside.
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To learn more about this beautiful structure, click here: www.ldschurchtemples.com/kirtland/
The Temple points us to Christ. Christmas points us to Christ. Light is representative of Christ. Yes, it's all about Christ.
Taken last night at Temple Square, Salt Lake City.
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The Idaho Falls LDS Temple shines above the fog along the Snake River in downtown Idaho Falls.
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Sunrise this morning at the Mount Timpanogos LDS Temple.
"And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.
And God saw the light, that it was good: and God divided the light from the darkness.
And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day."
—Genesis 1:3-5
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Blue hour image of the falls in Idaho Falls. The Idaho Falls Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is seen in the distance.
The Provo City Center Temple - what a remarkable building, and an amazing story. A fire gutted this 132-year old pioneer tabernacle and left only the outside walls standing. Now it's been given a new life as the newest temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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The new LDS Temple in Rexburg, Idaho has striking vertical lines that draw the eye upward and required me to compose in a vertical format!
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I pride myself on being a slow learner, but by sheer happenstance, I have learned that atmospheric conditions such as fog or smoke creates dramatic lighting. Armed with this simple truth, when a desert fire created smoke in our area I headed out at sunset to get an image of the Rexburg LDS Temple.
Another view from outside the gates. Multiyear renovation looks to be winding down. View from the West side for the building.
The Idaho Falls LDS Temple shines in evening sun along the banks of the #SnakeRiver. #IdahoFalls #MormonTemple #LDSTemple.
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The Rexburg Idaho Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
2nd Place, Architecture, Colusa County Fair 2019.
2nd Place, Architecture, Yuba-Sutter Fair 2019.
The Snake River is running high as it courses through the middle of Idaho Falls as seen in this image of the falls with the LDS Temple in the background.
Not too many people on this morning view of the lights on Temple Square in Salt Lake City. The lights are beautiful no matter when you view them!
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The statue atop the Idaho Falls LDS Temple glows against a morning storm cloud at the falls in Idaho Falls.
The Christmas lights on Temple Square in Salt Lake City are on in the morning and there are no crowds as seen in this morning blue hour image.
The lights of the Idaho Falls LDS Temple reflect in the Snake River just before sunrise.
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"Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock: And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock."
—Matthew 7:24-25
Building our lives upon the Rock of Jesus Christ means that we not only hear and believe, but that we act on His teachings. Only then will we successfully weather the storms.
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Idaho Falls LDS Temple on the banks of the Snake River in evening light.
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The tower of the Idaho Falls LDS Temple topped with a gold statue is seen through the trees and a break in the fog.
Fog lifts at first light along the Snake River in Idaho Falls. The Idaho Falls LDS Temple is seen in the distance, upper left.
"I feel today in this great state, and all this vast territory, there is no building of such tremendous significance as will be the building we begin this day." —President Gordon B. Hinckley, at the groundbreaking of the Dallas Texas Temple, the first LDS Temple in Texas.
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A symbol of peace, the Idaho Falls LDS Temple rises above the raging water of the Snake River in Idaho Falls.
Going through and trying to find some photos I might have missed the past couple years. I'm not sure how I looked past this one, but I did.
Heaven apparently appreciates trumpets and horns. I do too!
*Note: I removed from the image the distracting black lightning rods that stuck out from the statue. Thanks LR.
Ice begins to breakup along the Snake River in Idaho Falls. The Idaho Falls LDS temple is seen in the distance.
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Taken at sunset tonight, the clouds were perfect. I am not sure I could have asked for a better moment. There are times in life when you are glad to be behind the Camera, this was one of those times.
This is the Salt Lake Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It's part of Temple Square, a large section of downtown Salt Lake City that's home to the headquarters of the "Mormon" church. It's pretty much the Mecca of this truly American religion.
Storm clouds over the falls in Idaho Falls. The Idaho Falls LDS Temple is seen in the distance on the left.
Sunrise along the Snake River in Idaho Falls. The Idaho Falls LDS Temple is seen across the river.
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