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1372. Hidden Things: Are We Living With Too Little Oil in Our Lamps? By Mariah Proctor · December 10, 2021, in Meridian Magazine

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 This is a very thought provoking article!  Are we putting oil in our lamps? Hidden Things: Are We Living With Too Little Oil in Our Lamps? By  Mariah Proctor  · December 10, 2021 The following is the sixth in a series of articles giving greater detail from the stories behind the hidden things in our Treasures from the Life of Jesus jigsaw puzzle. If you haven’t gotten yours yet,  BUY IT HERE . If you already have yours, bookmark or print this page so you can hang on to the story to share with your family as you come upon the hidden image when you do the puzzle.   Read the previous article in the series  HERE. The oil lamp was one of the earliest hidden things we thought to include in our  Treasures from the Life of Jesus  jigsaw puzzle . Not only is it a compelling image of the ancient world, it also symbolizes light and Jesus Christ is, of course, the light of the world. But the oil lamp also brings to mind a parable that Jesus shared with ...

1358..Church updates temple recommend interview questions in October 06, 2019 for your information. (From the Church and LDS Living)

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  If you are hoping to go to a Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, you may want to know about the interview to receive your recommend: Church updates temple recommend interview questions October 06, 2019  Twitter Pinterest Email Pr President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints continued his fervent focus on improving the faith’s temple worship Sunday at the concluding session of the 189th   Semiannual General Conference. He read an updated list of questions Church members will be asked when receiving a temple recommend.   The new questions are below . Last Saturday I attended an open house of the Mesa Temple which has been renovated and will be re-dedicated soon, with my daughter and her husband. It was beautiful, especially with the many paintings of the desert red rock area in the foyer and throughout the Temple, also many beautiful paintings as murals!   Temple recommend questions have been periodically ...