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  Temple garment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Originally, the temple garment was a one-piece garment resembling a mid-19th century "union suit".
The garment had four symbolic marks that were cut into the cloth as part of the original Nauvoo Endowment ceremony: a reverse-L-shaped symbol on the right breast, a V-shaped symbol on the left breast, and horizontal marks at the navel and over the right knee.
For example, a model wearing a temple garment was published in a popular adult magazine during the 1940s and in another adult periodical in the 1960s.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Temple_garment_(Mormonism)   (1400 words)

  
 Temple (Mormonism) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Salt Lake Temple, operated by the Utah-based Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is the best-known Mormon temple.
Temples and their associated ordinances are a vital part of the theology of the LDS church.
Although the church planned to build a temple on the site in the early 20th century, and even excavated a foundation, efforts were abandoned during the economic woes of the Great Depression and due to a schism which resulted in the establishment of the Church of Christ with the Elijah Message.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Temple_(Mormonism)   (4010 words)

  
 Mormon Garments LDS Temple   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Garments were not originally believed to provide any physicial protection That myth of protection didn't come until later, when Joseph Smith died not wearing his garments while John Talyor survived the same barrage of gunfire while wearing his.
It is the special underclothing known as the temple garment, or garment of the holy priesthood, worn by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who have received their temple endowment.
The garments worn by those who receive endowments must be white and of the approved pattern; they must not be altered or mutilated, and are to be worn as intended, down to the wrist and ankles and around the neck.
www.i4m.com /think/temples/mormon-garments.htm   (2657 words)

  
 Articles Necessary for Temple Initiatory Work (Washings and Anointings)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Garments are currently available in one-piece (ankle-length, long sleeve; ankle-length, short sleeve; button front; knee-length, short sleeve) and two-piece styles, some of which are available in square back, V-back, crew neck, maternity and nursing varieties.
The garment was to reach to the ankle and the sleeves to the wrist.
It shows the "old style" garment, a robe, a cap, an apron and a woman's veil (the head is placed in the hole, the diamond-shaped part hangs down the back, and the two strings are tied beneath the chin).
www.mormonismi.net /vince_hoffer/clothes.html   (1184 words)

  
 LDS Endowment   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
As with the temple ceremony in general, the sanctity of the garment is expressed in a mystique of "sacred secrecy" (to use theologian Douglas Davies's term).
LDS convictions about the garment's significance as a sacred object are also conveyed in a widely circulating piece of folkore which narrates the divine destruction (usually by fire) of a laundromat whose owners hang temple garments in the window for public ridicule.
The sale of temple garments has not been so tightly controlled, since a person who has lost his or her temple recommend because of church discipline but who has not been excommunicated is encouraged to keep wearing the garment.
home.earthlink.net /~ldsendowment/clothing.html   (2580 words)

  
 Preparing for the Temple
A young woman going to the temple for the first time may be accompanied by her mother, sister, teacher or friend if the person has a valid temple recommend.
One is a current temple recommend (a new one is needed every 2 years) signed by the bishop and a member of the stake presidency.
Participation in temple work provides dynamic, vivid, useful instruction in gospel principles, and the temple is a place for contemplation and prayer.
www.angelfire.com /ut/ldsyw/preparetemple.html   (1170 words)

  
 Mormon Temple Garment
The piece of armor called the temple garment not only provides the comfort and warmth of a cloth covering, it also strengthens the wearer to resist temptation, fend off evil influences, and stand firmly for the right.
The honor, glory, and precious nature of sacred garments, whether worn only in the temple or in everyday life under street clothes, transcends the material of which they are made.
Yes, garments have been worn by prophets and other righteous Saints throughout the ages, whenever the ordinances of the priesthood and the temple have been available to the children of men.
www.lightplanet.com /mormons/temples/mormon_garments.html   (2912 words)

  
 LDS info: The Temple Garment
Practically speaking, the garments provide a continuous reminder of the covenants made in the temple and of the high standards the Saints are expected to exemplify and uphold.
In those days [the 1970s] garments were one- piece, made of thick nylon, and cut like very loose teddies; they had a scoop neck and little cap sleeves and they came to the knee.
The garment has always had a specially sewn opening near the navel (evocative of the evisceration penalty), an embroidered carpenter's square on the right breast, a mason's compass on the left one, and another symbol above the right knee.
www.algonet.se /~daba/lds/tgarment.htm   (578 words)

  
 Mormonism 201: Chapter 15 The Temple   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Thirdly, the temple garment is marked with four symbols: the square, the compass, the navel mark, and the knee mark.
Fourthly, the temple garment is said to be a shield and a protection to the wearers as long as they remain faithful to temple covenants.
It is very difficult to hold the sides closed while walking through the temple corridors; they are exposed when patrons sit down to have their washing and anointing done, then they are exposed again when they step into the garments the temple worker is holding for them.
www.mormonismresearchministry.org /articles/mormonism_201/chapter_15   (15654 words)

  
 Sacredness of Temple Garments by Cordell Vail
Garments are one of the most sacred things that we have and it would do us all well to learn some basic principles of respect and reverence concerning them.
We are not to remove our garments, only wear the bottoms, or pin them up just because we want to wear some kind of clothing that would not be possible if we had our garments on.
The garments themselves have gone from being a long sleeve, long leg garment that tied in the front with strings to the very comfortable and convenient two piece garments that we can wear now.
www.vcaa.com /epistles/sss/ss-garments.htm   (2234 words)

  
 LDS Temple Endowment Homepage - page 2
When all is quiet a tape recording begins which welcomes the patrons to the temple and explains that they should all have already received the Initiatory Ordinances of Washing, Anointing, clothing in the Garment of the Holy Priesthood and receiving the New Name.
This controversial temple teaching maintained that Adam, as a resurrected being, came to earth and had sexual relations with Mary, who then begat Jesus as their offspring.
This silly little book claims that the temple ceremony is akin to witchcraft, and Bill, who at one time belonged to a wiccan (modern witch) group and several other occult societies, claims the LDS temple ceremonies are intended to awaken occult powers in the participants.
www.lds-mormon.com /veilworker/endowment1.shtml   (4037 words)

  
 commentary on LDS (mormon) temple film
This was in response to a discussion on the temple film, temple changes, garment changes, and what portions of the endowment Mormons are supposed to take as though it were representing literal history.
That was just before the Oakland temple opened, as I remember, and I was living in the area at the time, and so I took the tour before the dedication, just to see for myself.
I think that the changes in the endowment ceremony over the years (and the "garment of the holy priesthood") are among the most obvious evidences that the church is false.
www.lds-mormon.com /temple.shtml   (568 words)

  
 The Mormon Temple
This garment is to be worn next to the skin for life and is only to be removed for changing or bathing, and for certain "public appearance" exceptions.
This underwear is placed upon the temple patron by a temple worker after he or she has gone through a ceremonial washing of various parts of the body.
While the original temple garment came down to the wrists and ankles and was not to be altered, the modern temple garment has been abbreviated.
www.challengemin.org /temple.html   (2387 words)

  
 BBC - Religion & Ethics - Mormon Temples   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
The Mormon Temple is not used for the regular weekly worship of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The Temple is a holy building that Mormons regard as the house of the Lord.
Because a temple is such a holy place, Mormons make sure they are in the right state before they visit a temple.
www.bbc.co.uk /religion/religions/mormon/worship/temple.shtml   (445 words)

  
 THE TEMPLE CEREMONIES . Throughout the following account of the Temple ceremonies certain   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
As each patron enters, the temple worker takes the garment from the patron and the patron enters the first section of the room to be washed with water.
Another temple worker pours some drops of oil from a large horn into his hand and proceeds to anoint the patron's body, by dipping his fingers in the oil and touching each part in turn.
In modern Temples, patrons remain in one room throughout the first one and one half hours of the Endowment, which is presented in motion picture form except for the secret tokens, names, signs, penalties, prayer circle and veil explanation portion, which are on a tape recording.
www.skepticfiles.org /ignor/morm-rit.htm   (11694 words)

  
 Mormonism Research Ministry - Articles - The LDS Temple Ceremony
Mormon temples are used for baptisms for the dead and what is known as "endowment ceremonies" for both the living and the dead.
After giving the required handshake, the temple worker and patron were to embrace in a way that the inside of their right feet was touching.
The first time patrons go through the temple, they go through an ordinance called "washing and anointing." The temple participant enters a locker room where they change from their street clothes put on a poncho-like "shield" (men are separated from the women).
www.mrm.org /multimedia/text/temple-ceremony.html   (2933 words)

  
 Is the Temple Garment Unchristian?   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
The garment worn by Latter-day Saints that is given them in the temple is a symbol of covenants, purity and faithfulness to Jesus Christ.
It should not be surprising that clothing which represents promises to the Lord should be regarded as holy, especially to those who understand the role of the temple in ancient Israel.
The wearing of the garment, although seen by some non-members as a peculiar practice, is for the devoted Latter-day Saints an activity which symbolizes a life devoted to Christ-centered activity.
www.lightplanet.com /response/answers/garment.htm   (447 words)

  
 Mormon Temple Ceremony by Sword of the Spirit Apologetics
The Mormon Temple is the most sacred and secret structure of the LDS church.
Temple Recommends are obtained only after lengthy series of interviews and worthiness (tithing) investigations have been completed.
On subsequent trips to the temple, he is expected to renew his commitment and to act as proxy for the deceased during "Baptism for the Dead" ceremonies.
www.luciferlink.org /mcerem.htm   (3031 words)

  
 ~~Religion: Mormon ~~ Pay Lay Ale ~~ Secret ~ Temple ~ Ceremony~~
Baptism is the first ceremony performed in behalf of the dead in the Temple.
He receives this from a Temple Worker, in a whisper, as he is being helped into his new "magic underwear" for the first time, during his Temple initiation.
Each time he returns to do Temple work he will go through these same rituals for a dead person, whose name he will carry through the entire ceremony on a little slip of paper, which he surrenders to the Introducer at the Temple Veil, before he enters the Celestial Room.
nowscape.com /mormon/mormcr1.htm   (1948 words)

  
 Secret Mormon Temple Ceremony
The following is a transcription of the new 1990 version of the Mormon temple "endowment ceremony." As we explained in the Preface, it was transcribed by a man from a tape recording made in a Mormon temple by a member of the LDS Church in July, 1990.
You have had a Garment placed upon you, which you were informed represents the garment given to Adam and Eve when they were found naked in the garden of Eden, and which is called the "Garment of the Holy Priesthood." This you were instructed to wear throughout your life.
It is placed in the Garment over the left breast, suggesting to the mind an undeviating course leading to Eternal Life, a constant reminder that desires, appetites and passions are to be kept within the bounds the Lord has set, and that all truth may be circumscribed unto one great whole.
pages.sbcglobal.net /davebe/Endowment.html   (13660 words)

  
 Joseph Smith and the TEMPLE OF DOOM!
If that isn't enough, the Masonic 24 inch gauge (the symbol which seems to be over the navel on the garment) is sacred to the "Melchizedek priesthood" sphere of the tree, Tiferet, which is the central circle of the diagram and corresponds to the centre of the body.
It is the name by which God will call forth the temple Mormon on the "Morning of the First Resurrection." In the Mormon ceremony, the husband is also told his wife's secret name so that he (not God) can raise her from the grave.
The phases of the Moon on the temple refer to the Moon-Goddess, Diana, the Queen of Heaven," consort of Lucifer, and Goddess of all witches (35).
www.saintsalive.com /mormonism/smith_and_temple_doom.htm   (4744 words)

  
 Mormon Temple Garment - ReligionFacts
The temple garment (formally the Garment of the Holy Priesthood or informally, the garment or garments) symbolizes the "coats of skins" which Jehovah made for Adam and Eve before casting them out of the Garden of Eden (Gen. 3:21).
Latter-Day Saints are commonly clothed in the temple garment and the outer temple clothing for burial.
The Temple Garment - article by LDS elder Carlos E. Asay, 1997
www.religionfacts.com /mormonism/practices/temple_garment.htm   (216 words)

  
 What is a temple garment? - Answerbag.com
Ask a question about Temples from millions of helpful visitors, or answer a question and help someone else!
I think that you are asking about the temple garments.
Because of the sacred nature of what they represent, I am not going to tell more about them than to say that they are underwear that we ware and they have symbols on them that are supposed to remind us of the covenants that we make with God in the temple ordinances.
www.answerbag.com /q_view.php/25351   (292 words)

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