It represents the Holy of Holies that was part of the first major temple built by King Solomon. Ner Tamid This means ‘eternal light’ and it is always lit in the synagogue. It represents the ...

It belongs to a larger rhythm of Holy Week and Pascha, shaped by apostolic succession, the Nicene Creed, and sacramental worship — things the LDS tradition has historically rejected. For Latter ...

It is also the third new temple announced in a year, with temples being planned for Queen Creek and Yuma. There are approximately 450,000 Latter-day Saints in the state, according to the LDS church.