Yes. Moses raised a tabernacle in the wilderness, Solomon built a temple, and Jesus Christ honored Herod's temple in Jerusalem as the house of His Father. The Book of Mormon speaks of temples during Nephi, Jacob, Mosiah, and 3 Nephi times. Ezekiel further prophesies of a temple to be buit in Jerusalem in the last days and Malachi says that God shall "suddenly" come to His temple.
View EntriesYes. Moses raised a tabernacle in the wilderness, Solomon built a temple, and Jesus Christ honored Herod's temple in Jerusalem as the house of His Father. The Book of Mormon speaks of temples during Nephi, Jacob, Mosiah, and 3 Nephi times. Ezekiel further prophesies of a temple to be buit in Jerusalem in the last days and Malachi says that God shall "suddenly" come to His temple.
View EntriesYes. Moses raised a tabernacle in the wilderness, Solomon built a temple, and Jesus Christ honored Herod's temple in Jerusalem as the house of His Father. The Book of Mormon speaks of temples during Nephi, Jacob, Mosiah, and 3 Nephi times. Ezekiel further prophesies of a temple to be buit in Jerusalem in the last days and Malachi says that God shall "suddenly" come to His temple.
View EntriesThe New Testament states that God does not "dwell" or reside in temples made with hands: "Howbeit the most High dwelleth not in temples made with hands; as saith the prophet, Heaven is my throne, and earth is my footstool: what house will ye build me? saith the Lord: or what is the place of my rest?" The passage clearly does not imply that God will not come to His temple. Moses raised a tabernacle in the wilderness, Solomon built a temple, and Jesus Christ honored Herod's temple in Jerusalem as the house of His Father. The Book of Mormon speaks of temples during Nephi, Jacob, Mosiah, and 3 Nephi times. Ezekiel further prophesies of a temple to be buit in Jerusalem in the last days and Malachi says that God shall "suddenly" come to His temple. Numerous other scriptures speak of God's presence or visit to such temples being made. Moses raised a tabernacle in the wilderness, Solomon built a temple, and Jesus Christ honored Herod's temple in Jerusalem as the house of His Father. The Book of Mormon speaks of temples during Nephi, Jacob, Mosiah, and 3 Nephi times. Ezekiel further prophesies of a temple to be buit in Jerusalem in the last days and Malachi says that God shall "suddenly" come to His temple: "the Lord, whom ye seek, shall suddenly come to his temple."
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