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Beautiful pictures. Beautiful setting. I'm certain the choir sang beautifully as well. Isn't it great?!
This has been a terrible weekend of shootings and death and carnage, and now a glimmer of light shines forth in the midst of it all. A temple has been dedicated to our Lord and to our God. Now we know why evil has tried to make a statement this weekend. “Every foundation stone that is laid for a Temple, and every Temple completed … lessens the power of Satan on the earth, and increases the power of God and Godliness.” May temples be dedicated in ever increasing numbers in the years ahead.
When I was called to serve in Russia in 1998, we all heard the news about a temple in the Ukraine and were very excited. It's a shame it took 12 years to complete, but it was worth the wait! The faithful members in that area had to sacrifice so much to travel to Sweden and Finland, and this will be a huge blessing to them all.
The ending chart was quite insightful.
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