File:Salt Lake Temple oxen.jpg
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Twelve white oxen representing the Tribes of Israel bear up the sacred baptismal font within the Salt Lake Temple, a holy edifice of granite stone, consecrated to the Lord, which sanctuary took the Latter-day Saints 40 years to build. The oxen-font design revealed to Joseph Smith and realized within the Nauvoo Temple was closely followed for fonts built within the many temples that came after it.
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| current | 00:09, 9 April 2022 | | 388 × 357 (55 KB) | Chauvelin2000 (talk | contribs) | Twelve white oxen representing the Tribes of Israel bear up the sacred baptismal font within the Salt Lake Temple, a holy edifice of granite stone, consecrated to the Lord, which sanctuary took the Latter-day Saints 40 years to build. The oxen-font design revealed to Joseph Smith and realized within the Nauvoo Temple was closely followed for fonts built within the many temples that came after it. |
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