“Temple ordinances are valid for eternity…
One sweet LDS girl was asked by her father to postpone her marriage in the temple so he could provide a lavish wedding in a large church that all his friends could attend. She said, “Daddy, I can’t do as you ask. I have seen how you and Mom have loved each other, and yet you have not married in the temple. I made up my mind as a little girl that I would be married to my husband for eternity and not just for this life. You have had my whole lifetime to prepare to go to the temple with me, and you have not done so. I’m sorry, but I must do what I believe to be right.”…
Temple ordinances draw us closer to our parents and families…
The only way families may have an eternal relationship is through obedience to the ordinances of the priesthood performed in the temple. Family love grows stronger and petty differences can be resolved as families attend the temple together.” – J. Richard Clarke
Romans 16:17; “Now I beseech you, brethren, mark them which cause divisions and offences contrary to the doctrine which ye have learned; and avoid them.”
Questions:
1.If the Church is all about families what’s up with this scenario?
2.Why do they blatantly mislead and contradict themselves with no shame?
3.Is this how Jesus operated in life?
In typical Mormon fashion, if you’re not one of them you’re excluded.