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Yes. So go get your food storage. You have been warned by prophets and apostles.

There are numerous catastrophic AND miraculous events that occur before this one. Again, The Coming of the Lord goes into some detail about the majority of the events that are coming.

This one is a huge last moment warning before the destructions of the last days. I'm watching for this one more than any other.

I think it is the best book on the topic of the Last Days.

Get a copy of Gerald Lund's book The Coming of the Lord (not his book The Second Coming of the Lord.) The Coming of the Lord: Gerald N. Lund: 9781590382080: Amazon.com: Books

Oh really? Knock knock

I've been playing D&D since 1977. We played last weekend. We are playing this weekend. I'm actually playing White Plume Mountain for the first time ever.

Not really, they are just a very vocal group and Hasbro/WOTC are extremely woke corporations.

That isn't what I was talking about. It is the owner who lets his dog bark outside in the yard endlessly.

If someone actually loves their dog and want to keep it away from danger and respects their neighbor, will not let them run loose. They will also fit them with bark collars to keep them quiet so nobody has to listen to them yapping. Those bark collars could also be equipped with shock collars that trigger if the dog gets up to the property line. I do not know what the problem is with so many dog owners.

@LDSGator hates Led Zeppelin. His review could be biased (remember he likes ABBA.)

Not Winger.

I think the death of their sales outside of a sponsorship speaks for itself.

Well, Bud Light is one of their sponsors and concertgoers will have their beer while at the show. I'm not surprised they were busy. I've never been to a show where the beer wasn't flowing heavily.

Interesting, I have the same degree and I also hid the fact I was a police officer because of the leftism.

Oh I've been called a lot of names, including Nazi, by the political left. In person and online (mostly online.) I disagree with your theory (far more likely part.)

Hmmmm...having been involved in such investigations a time or two I would say that is not accurate.

She was part of the Visions of Glory crowd, which is a mixed bag, not a necessarily organized group.

"What makes you think everyone in this meeting is Mormon? Oh well, we are in Utah. Not everyone in Utah is Mormon, look at yourself for example."

No, @LDSGator is blond (see other female.)

Pretty sure a Constitutional Republic is the best system until Christ puts in place His theocracy. If you disagree, instead of posting, go to LDS.org and plug Constitution into the search bar and read away.

The part of the story @LDSGator is leaving out was he said, "let me sync your earbuds to my iPhone and you can listen to my cool playlist too." My ears still hurt.

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If I find it I will post it. In the meantime a quick search on the church website gives us this: Isaiah 2: Come to the Mountain of the Lord (churchofjesuschrist.org) Holes Isaiah 2:2–4—The Mountain of the Lord The “mountain of the Lord” refers to the temple. In Isaiah 2:2–4, Isaiah reported a vision and made a prophecy that has been fulfilled in many ways. He said that when the time comes that the Lord’s people put Him and His house above all things, and when they actively seek counsel from Him by going to His house, then Zion will be established among them and they will have peace and the promise of eternal life. Modern prophets have taught us the same doctrine. President Howard W. Hunter said, “Let us make the temple, with temple worship and temple covenants and temple marriage, our ultimate earthly goal and the supreme mortal experience” (in Conference Report, Oct. 1994, 118; or Ensign, Nov. 1994, 88). Another fulfillment of this prophecy has to do with the Lord’s house being established in the “top of the mountains” (Isaiah 2:2). Not only does the prophecy have symbolic reference to putting the temple in the highest place in our lives, but it also has a literal fulfillment in the location of the Church headquarters in the latter days. Regarding this prophecy of Isaiah, Elder Bruce R. McConkie said, “This has specific reference to the Salt Lake Temple and to the other temples built in the top of the Rocky Mountains, and it has a general reference to the temple yet to be built in the New Jerusalem in Jackson County, Missouri” (A New Witness for the Articles of Faith [1985], 539). Elder B. H. Roberts taught the importance of the law going forth from Zion when he said, “To me that is, in part, the law of Zion—the basic principle of the civil law of the land—a principle of the law that is going forth from Zion—the civil law that is to be established and maintained upon this blessed land of liberty, and that, eventually, will directly or indirectly bless and make free every land in all the world” (in Conference Report, Apr. 1908, 108).

I seem to recall Pres. Hinckley saying that the church presence in SLC fulfilled that prophecy. There may have been others.