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Sacred not Secret
The Official Guide in Understanding the LDS Temple
Endowment
Temples, synagogues, and holy places
have been revered and sanctified throughout human
history as places where a mortal can get closer to the
Gods. In ancient times, both animal and human sacrifice
stained the foundation of many of the temples
constructed according to the
 differing spiritual beliefs
espoused throughout the world. In modern times, the
sacrifice of flesh has given way to the sacrifice of
money and prestige, which allow a person to enter these houses of God and perform secret ordinances of
salvation.
Sacred, not Secret—The Official
Guide In Understanding the LDS Temple Endowment
takes the reader inside one of the most prolific and
visible religious symbols on earth - the Mormon Temple.
No other religion on earth has as many temples, per
capita to it’s members, as the LDS Church. New temples
are being built and planned daily throughout the world.
What is perplexing to the non-LDS member, however, is
what these “Houses of God” actually represent.
Inside the temple is presented one of
the most beautiful and explicit ordinances ever
established among mortals. It was prepared and
constructed by a true prophet, who was commanded “not to
disclose his true identity” to the people he was called
to teach. The mysteries of God in their fullness are
revealed in the symbolic and profoundly figurative
presentation of what the LDS people call “The
Endowment.”
For the very first time, this
endowment is explained in it’s entirety. There has never
been, nor will there ever be, a more concise and
complete explanation given of the purpose of LDS temples
and the instruction given therein. Though not published
by the mainstream LDS Church, this book stands as the
Official Guide In Understanding the endowment because
it’s author is the only one who has ever been privy to
the true meaning of all the endowment’s symbolism.
The book is profound! Whether the
reader is LDS or not, he or she will be left with an
understanding and perspective of truth and reality never
before considered. Furthermore, the claims of the
author, who is the same lone author of all the books
presented in this Marvelous Work And A Wonder®, can only
be validated if they can meet the requirement of Real
Truth: Does it make sense?
After reading the book, the reader
will concede that the LDS Temple Endowment truly does
make sense—a lot of sense!
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