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==''Ensign'' (1989): "The Prophet introduced several doctrines relating to the temple, including the temple ceremonies and plural marriage"== | ==''Ensign'' (1989): "The Prophet introduced several doctrines relating to the temple, including the temple ceremonies and plural marriage"== |
William Hartley, Ensign (1989):
In Nauvoo, the Knight group faced and passed another great test of faith. The Prophet introduced several doctrines relating to the temple, including the temple ceremonies and plural marriage, which some could not accept. But the Knights received the teachings. [1]
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