LightofChrist02's video: I Love To See The Temple

The temples are wonderful buildings for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. In a temple you can be sealed together for time and all eternity to your family, even after death. For those who did not have the oppurtunity to go to the temple work is done for them at the temple. Words: I love to see the temple I'm going there someday To feel the holy spirit To listen and to pray For the temple is a house of God A place of love and beauty I'll prepare myself while I am young This is my sacred duty. I love to see the temple I'll go inside someday I'll covent with my Father I'll promise to obey For the temple is a holy place Where we are sealed together As a child of God I have learned this truth A family is forever Temples Shown in Order of Apperance: Mesa Arizona Temple Porland Oregan Temple Housten Texes Temple London England Temple Tokyo Japan Temple Salt Lake City Utah Temple St. George Utah Temple Provo Utah Temple Manhattan New York Temple Kyiv Ukraine Temple Cochabamba Bolivia Temple San Diego California Temple Manti Utah Temple Washington D.C. Temple Anchorage Alaska Temple Boise Idaho Temple Edmonton Canada Temple Cochabamba Bolivia Temple (again) Bountiful Utah Temple Campinas Brazil Temple Buenos Aires Agentena Temple Boston Massachusetts Temple Kona Hawaii Temple Curitiba Brazil Temple Madrid Spain Temple Intresting Facts: The Washington D.C. Temple's 288-foot spire makes it the tallest of all Latter-day Saint temples. The Salt Lake City Temple is the largest temple in the world. The México City México Temple is the largest outside of the United States. Three temples feature no tower or spire: the Laie Hawaii Temple, Cardston Alberta Temple, and Mesa Arizona Temple. The Salt Lake Temple took 40 years to build! The Tokyo Japan Temple was the first temple constructed in Asia. The year 2000 saw 34 dedications, the most temple dedications in one year in history. Located off Highway 99, the Fresno California Temple—announced in 1999—was the 99th announced temple. Several countries and states have multiple operating temples. Countries United States 63 temples México 12 temples Canada 6 temples Australia 5 temples Brazil 5 temples England 2 temples Germany 2 temples Japan 2 temples States (in the United States) Utah 11 temples California 7 temples Idaho 4 temples Texas 4 temples Washington 3 temples Arizona 2 temples Hawaii 2 temples Illinois 2 temples Nevada 2 temples New York 2 temples Oregon 2 temples Tennessee 2 temples