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Most books on the LDS temple are either too general to be very helpful or too scholarly and esoteric to appeal to most Church members. This volume is different. Based primarily upon the scriptures, Understanding Your Endowment explores the meaning of the temple endowment in our daily lives.Coming to understand our own endowment is a personal, sacred journey--one largely between us individually and the Lord. No one, other than the Lord, is really qualified to unfold everything. Part of the beauty of the temple's ordinances and teachings lies in the fact that the Lord can personalize them to whatever stage we are at in our individual growth. The path to understanding requires time, effort and experience. Sometimes it may seem a bit overwhelming. We may need some help, or at least a foundation from which to begin. The intent of this book is to help lay that foundation and enrich your temple experience. It is written for believing Latter-day Saints who would like to better understand their own endowment. Read more
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"I really enjoyed this book, much more than I have any other book I have read that attempted to discuss the temple." -The Exponent"Appropriate, light filled, truth filled, testifies of Christ and His goodness, testifies of the Holiness of the Temple, helps us understand the purpose and real meaning of covenants, and is, truly, a treasure; a gem." - Heidi Allen Garvin, Mormom Moms Blog"I really enjoyed this book, much more than I have any other book I have read that attempted to discuss the temple." -The Exponent

"Appropriate, light filled, truth filled, testifies of Christ and His goodness, testifies of the Holiness of the Temple, helps us understand the purpose and real meaning of covenants, and is, truly, a treasure; a gem." - Heidi Allen Garvin, Mormom Moms Blog
 --.I believe that every member should read this. Whether you have attended the temple once, many times or are going for the first time, this will give you a better understanding of the endowment. In order for us each to grow this understanding is essential to us all. --AmazonThis is a wonderful, well-written book. After reading I ordered one for each of my children. It is an enlightening look at our endowment and helps us better understand our covenants and how we can apply our temple experiences to truly help us live a life worthy of the blessings we receive in the House of The Lord. --Amazon
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Customer reviews4.9 out of 5 stars884.9 out of 5 stars5 star90%4 star8%3 star2%2 star0%1 star0%Share your thoughts with other customersWrite a customer reviewSee all verified purchase reviewsTop customer reviews5.0 out of 5 starsThe Temple: A Living Testimony of Jesus ChristByAmazon Customeron May 24, 2016Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseI have read several books regarding the temple, temple symbolism, the gate of heaven, the endowment in early church history (both Peter, James and John's time as well as Joseph Smith's time), anti-Mormon articles regarding Mormons and Mason, the plan of salvation, etc. Many of these are great books and make more sense to me now that I have read this book. However, Cory Jensen's book expounds on and re-emphasizes the key element of the temple, which I think is missing from the other books I've read regarding the temple. That key element is covenants.Rightfully so, Cory has given much credit to the work of two non-LDS authors, H. Clay Trumbull and James L. Garlow, regarding blood covenants. This is extremely helpful information which, in my opinion, clearly bears witness to the restoration of The Church of Jesus Christ through the Prophet Joseph Smith. By understanding that the ordinances taught to mankind by Jesus Christ are the divinely established means by which we enter into eternal covenants with God, the Father, all the other pieces of the temple fall into place more easily: the rites and rituals, the ceremonial clothing, our understanding of the symbols, etc. What may seem strange to modern-day Christians becomes much clearer when viewed in light of blood covenants in the Old Testament. Why this is not pointed out more readily by scriptural scholars as the primary explanation to the temple covenants is curious.This is the most helpful book I have read regarding the temple endowment, which is really a ceremony by which we enter into sacred covenants with God, the Father. Jesus Christ is the messenger of the covenants, He is the mediator of the covenants, and His blood effects the covenants. It is our privilege to enter into divinely ordained covenants with our Heavenly Father and to receive divine help (grace) to live up to our part of these covenants. Thank you to H. Clay Trumbull, James L. Garlow and Cory Jensen for their work, which I believe will help anyone who attends the temple to see more clearly and understand more fully how the atonement of Jesus Christ is in every aspect of the temple.Read more0Comment|
Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abuse5.0 out of 5 starsYour EndowmentByKindle Customeron June 21, 2016Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseI believe that every member should read this. Whether you have attended the temple once, many times or are going for the first time, this will give you a better understanding of the endowment. In order for us each to grow this understanding is essential to us all.Read more0Comment|
Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abuse5.0 out of 5 starsSpiritually Uplifting & HumblingByAustin Soderquiston September 5, 2015Format: Paperback|Verified PurchaseThis book is a great resource for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints! It explains clearly and plainly covenants and promises we make in these holy houses of God. The author keeps the information appropriate and did a great job explaining the messages using scripture, the words of modern day prophets and apostles, and personal experience. He keeps sacred the information that needs to be kept sacred and not discussed outside of the temple. This book came to me at a perfect time as I have been working to gain greater light and truth. I also read Robert Millet's 'Men of Covenant' before this book which helped prepare me to better understand this book. This book opened my eyes to clearly see things I was beginning to see. It also humbled me in helping me to realize that there is so much more to learn. I have read the book once so far and am now going to read it again at a slower pace to soak in the information and do the homework.Read more0Comment|
Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abuse5.0 out of 5 starsLove it!ByMiss Leenaon April 28, 2017Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseI read this book to prepare to recieve my endowment. This of course was just before Cory Jenson wrote Preparing for your Endowment. I really enjoy reading it, and often go back and reread certain parts. It's very insightful and will be sure to have my scriptures alongside to more thoroughly study the verses within. I bought it on Kindle but I must say that I would love to buy a physical copy so that I can refer to it often. I learned a great deal on covenants and their symbolism and can say that it helped me immensely. I had read an article from Greg Trimble's blog in which he quoted President David O. McKay experience and how many go to the House of the Lord only to be disappointed. I did not want to be one of those people. I am thankful for this book because I knew that I wanted to be 100 percent sure I was ready to make such a commitment and wanted to know for myself that I took time to prepare and study. I can echo what others have said going your first time may seem overwhelming, but I do feel like this book helped me understand the experience and made that day more meaningful. I would definitely recommend reading this book to all members. It doesn't disclose what goes on in the temple but it will help you ponder and understand more fully and motivate you to continue to go to the House of the Lord. It's easy to understand and am thankful because I tried reading others and can say that they only overwhelmed me. So I am very appreciative for this book.Read more0Comment|
Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abuse5.0 out of 5 starsVery inspiring book!ByKindle Customeron December 21, 2016Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseThank you, Cory Jensen, for writing this very inspiring book. It has answered many questions that I have had about some gospel principles and Ordinances. It has given me new perspectives to ponder and pray about, as well as a greater understanding of the covenants I have made. To others who are planning to attend the temple for the first time as well as those who have already been to the temple, I recommend reading this book to gain a greater understanding of "what more is there?" and to help enhance your temple worship.Read more0Comment|
Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abuse4.0 out of 5 starsgood book--many good insights---mostly around the concept of the covenant relationship we enter into with God.Bygeezer2017on March 9, 2016Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseFocuses mostly on idea of covenant relationships. Has some very good insights in it. I thought it was very helpful. Only reason I marked it down is because I was looking for more on each of the levels of covenants we make. It gives quite a bit of historical/scriptural background.Read more0Comment|
Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abuse5.0 out of 5 starsLOVEDByLindsay J. Parkeron January 23, 2016Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseIt was so enlightening, while being extremely careful not to divulge anything too sacred. I really loved this book and would recommend it to anyone who is longing to make their temple experience more profound.Read more0Comment|
Was this review helpful to you?YesNoReport abuse5.0 out of 5 starsPeels back some layersByOrdinary People Can Win! (Consignment)on July 5, 2016Format: Kindle Edition|Verified PurchaseThe endowment has so many facets and meanings. I learned from this book some other ways to understand it's symbols, but also, and especially, what must I change in my own heart to receive the gifts my God is offering in his house.Read more0Comment|
Most recent customer reviews5.0 out of 5 starsThis book is very insightful into the temple endowment. ...This book is very insightful into the temple endowment. The author approaches this subject in a sensitive, respectful, and reverent manner and helps me to think about the power...Read morePublished 1 month ago by montanaboy5.0 out of 5 starsFive Starsit is good drbPublished 1 month ago by drb5.0 out of 5 starsThe author brings out very important and wonderful promises that are there for us. What a blessing the plan of our Heavenly FathThe author brings out important and wonderful promises that are there for us. What a blessing the plan of our Heavenly Father.Published 2 months ago by Richard5.0 out of 5 starsAwesome book!This book has everything I wish I was told prior to receiving my own endowment. It covers a lot of information with out delving into anything that should not be discussed outside...Read morePublished 3 months ago by awesome5.0 out of 5 starsFive StarsNot done with but loving it so far.Published 4 months ago by Sherrie5.0 out of 5 starsFive StarsBeautiful!Published 4 months ago by Amazon Customer3.0 out of 5 stars... deep for me but I did find some very good facts that I didn't knowSome of it was too deep for me but I did find some very good facts that I didn't know.Published 5 months ago by Kindle Customer5.0 out of 5 starsThe beauty of simplicityThe mind of Cory Jensen is well of deep gospel knowledge that comes from decades of in depth study. The true beauty of this book is manifest in its simplicity of its in depth...Read morePublished 5 months ago by Ben Savio5.0 out of 5 starsA great addition to temple worshipThis was such an enlightening book I bought several more copies for Christmas presents to my siblings and friends. Every endowed member should read it.Read morePublished 6 months ago by jepp5.0 out of 5 starsFive StarsGreat bookPublished 6 months ago by Amazon CustomerSearch customer reviewsSearch
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1.0 out of 5 starsWhat sort of book is this being?
"The Courage To Be" has confirmed, at least for me, a feeling that I have had for a long time now. Paul Tillich should not be considered to have been a theologian.
I know that some will object to my position by saying something along the lines of: "How can someone who has written a systematic theology not be a theologian?" Go ahead and ask. I know of no sane person who has read his systematic all the way through without having been compelled by someone higher up in the power structure of academia.
This leads me to the thesis of my review. Tillich was not a theologian or as some would no doubt suggest, a philosopher. I cannot put my finger on exactly what he was. The most honest and least vitriolic (though this book simply begs for vitriol) description I can provide of this book is that it is vague. Tillich seems to want to make some universalist and yet subjective statement about courage and anxiety, but he never pulls the trigger on it. He dances round and round the subject, leaving the reader both tired and queasy.
This leads me back to the question of Tillich. Is this book the work of Tillich the theologian, Tillich the existentialist philosopher, or an undefined, wholly other Tillich? I don't know. However I do believe I know who Tillich was writing for; and I believe this is the key to our question about Tillich, meaningful as part of understanding the book, and of the utmost importance to you as you consider whether or not to buy and read this book. It is my sincere belief that this book was written for that all too common half-breed that is found in our universities: the Liberal Academic (those who are too lacking in honesty to be true scholars and yet still fearful enough to admit their own atheism).
Tillich is still widely read by captive audiences under the tutelage of these academics. This ensures why this book is still read and discussed. This notwithstanding I urge you to take my honest and heartfelt advice: don't read this book unless one of them forces you to.
2.0 out of 5 starsNo Exit
Tillich believes that modern man's predominant anxiety is a sense of meaninglessness leading to despair. This is the Existentialist's plight. Tillich states that meaninglessness has not always been the predominant concern. In prior ages it had been death and later guilt.
In order to resolve the angst of modern man, Tillich imposes upon himself that "The answer must accept, as its precondition, the state of meaninglessness." This precondition creates the cul-de-sac for his rational argument.
Tillich himself, offers the naïve solution of "The faith which creates the courage to take [meaninglessness/anxiety] into itself has no special content. It is simply faith, undirected, absolute. It is undefinable, since everything defined is dissolved by doubt and meaninglessness."
In other words, Tillich suggests that to resolve meaninglessness and despair one should resort to having faith without subject matter.
Tillich further explains himself by stating the requisite courage/faith is not without subject matter but rather is in "pure being" or "the God above God". This is nonsense. The God of the Bible is the great "I AM", pure being. There is no God above God.
By giving the proposition "God above God" Tillich is either:
a) making a substitution identical to that which is being substituted, making the proposition gibberish
b) removing God from the equation, replacing Him with the power of being within ourselves as the basis for our courage (what an ersatz this exchange would be, a finite force within ourselves, leading to certain death, rather than a personal God who could be implored that held the power to gift eternity).
c) replacing the definition of God handed down through the ages and substituting it for one, more amenable to his existentialist philosophy. In so doing he is falling into the trap of creating god in his own image. One also would have to ask the question why he feels he should be trusted with elucidating to mankind who God is, using his reason alone? The credentials of Jesus and Moses are likely more qualified for this which is likely why their assertions are believed more than those of Tillich.
If you were not certain before reading this book that Existentialist philosophy has no real legitimate answers for meaning in life this book should provide another nail in the coffin towards that conclusion.
2.0 out of 5 starslectures on philosophy discussing micro differences in terminology with little practical value
Cons: boring, pointless, pages of discussion with no practical value; author does not offer his concepts, just criticism of others
Pros: helps to fall asleep,
Changed my viewpoint
An intellectual cliffhanger and breathtaking read. I felt like I was seeing the world for the first time at 19 all over again.
5.0 out of 5 starsWHERE'S HEIDEGGER???
A most important book which summarizes the problems for belief and faith after the post-Nietzschean fallout of orthodox religion.Read more
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Do I love the book? Yes, I love it. It's one of my favorite book, and I already have read it in my native language, Korean.Read more
5.0 out of 5 starsTillich makes it simple with his systematic process of revealing why Christ centered love provides a vehicle to learn full acceptance of our ...
We all face the challenges of discovering who we really are but few really take up the challenge and fewer see it through!Read more
Patricia A. Loy
Boring and hard to read.
Read it in Seminary. I go back to it when I get overload from the White House.
I first read this book as an undergraduate religion major 45 years ago, and I have returned to it again and again over my lifetime.Read more
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