El Templo de Nauvoo: Un pódcast sobre Los document

By: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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  • Este podcast presenta la historia del Templo de Nauvoo y explica por qué en la década de 1840 los Santos de los Últimos Días ofrendaron tiempo, trabajo y una porción considerable de sus escasas posesiones para posibilitar las bendiciones prometidas d
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  • Episodio 8: Una ciudad antigua, un templo nuevo

    Episodio 8: Una ciudad antigua, un templo nuevo
    Oct 14 2021
    On April 4, 1999, President Gordon B. Hinckley stunned Latter-day Saints with an announcement that the Nauvoo Temple would be reconstructed. This episode considers what it means today to know that a temple once again stands in Nauvoo.
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    37 mins
  • Episodio 7: El regreso a Nauvoo

    Episodio 7: El regreso a Nauvoo
    Oct 13 2021
    We describes the gradual return of the Latter-day Saints to Nauvoo, exploring the various efforts of churches and governments to designate the “City Beautiful” as a historic site. Guests: Alex Smith, Benjamin Pykles, Lachlan Mackay, Steven Olsen
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    29 mins
  • Episodio 6: Martirio, dedicación y éxodo

    Episodio 6: Martirio, dedicación y éxodo
    Oct 12 2021
    This episode explains how the murder of Joseph and Hyrum Smith coupled with hostility towards the Saints affected the construction and dedication of the Nauvoo Temple and forced the Saints to prepare to leave the city—possibly even the country.
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    42 mins

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