The House of the Lord: A Study of Holy Sanctuaries Ancient and Modern
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The study compares sanctuaries of ancient dispensations with modern temple-building among Latter-day Saints, explains the doctrinal need for temples and authority for vicarious service, outlines ordinances such as baptism for the dead, ordination, endowment, and sealing, recounts historical development and architectural features of prominent modern temples and earlier sites, describes interior arrangement, temple block, and associated buildings, and concludes with discussion of priesthood functions; forty-six plates illustrate modern temples.
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