the endowment house造句

• In 1885, Lyon resigned his service at the Endowment House.
• In 1866, Julina married Joseph F . Smith in the Endowment House.
• They were rebaptized and received their endowments from Brigham Young in the Endowment House.
• Leavitt and Bonelli were sealed to him in the Endowment House in Salt Lake City.
• Inside, the Endowment House was the first building designed specifically for administering temple rituals.
• The Endowment House was also used for other purposes, including Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
• On January 5, 1883, Woolley married Sarah Ann Roberts in the Endowment House on Temple Square.
• In consequence of this alleged occurrence the Endowment House was, by my instructions, taken down without delay.
• Maughan took a third wife, Elizabeth Francis Preator, in the Endowment House on December 8, 1866.
• In 1850, Brigham Young called her to be in charge of the women's department of the Endowment House.
• Smith also served as a clerk in the Endowment House from the death of Brigham Young until the building was razed in 1890.
• In December 1870, she married Alonzo Eugene Hyde, a son of Orson Hyde, in the Endowment House in Salt Lake City.
• Young introduced the same ceremony in the Utah Territory in the 1850s, first in the Endowment House and then in the St . George Temple.
• At that time she also worked at the Endowment House and in 1892, she became a member of the general board of the Relief Society.
• By 1855, the Endowment House in Salt Lake City was completed and church leaders called for it to be busy in granting endowments to men and women.
• There was a brief period during the construction of the Salt Lake Temple where a small building referred to as the Endowment House was used to perform the ritual.
• The first building to be designed specifically with actual progressive-style ordinance rooms for presentation of the Endowment was the Endowment House built in 1855 on Temple Square.
• The Endowment House in Salt Lake City was razed in 1889 after church president Wilford Woodruff learned that plural marriages were being performed there without authorization of the First Presidency.
• A list of questions were first introduced in 1857 and used to qualify whether an individual could enter the Endowment House, before the first temple in Utah was built.
• Smith's father, as the keeper of the records of the Endowment House, felt a special need to avoid capture since the records could allow the federal authorities to easily prove polygamy charges against certain Latter-day Saint men.