Beehive Symbol
Latter-day Saint emblem of industry, unity, and cooperative labor, derived from 'deseret.'
7 documents · 4 libraries · 1977–2020
Emphasis over time
Peak: 1 document in 1977
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- BYU Studies3 documents
- BYU Speeches2 documents
- General Conference1 document
- Scripture Central1 document
Latest
Scripture Central
Where Does the Word “Deseret” Come From? (opens in a new tab)
Scripture Central · Aug 2020
BYU Studies
The Symbolism of the Beehive in Latter-day Saint Tradition (opens in a new tab)
Val Brinkerhoff · 2013
General Conference
Be Anxiously Engaged (opens in a new tab)
M. Russell Ballard · Oct 2012
BYU Studies
Beehive and Portico (opens in a new tab)
John S Tanner · 2010
BYU Speeches
Beehive and Portico (opens in a new tab)
John S Tanner · Feb 2009
BYU Studies
Exterior Symbolism of the Salt Lake Temple (opens in a new tab)
John P. Snyder and Richard G. Oman · 1996
BYU Speeches
A New Era of Growth and Development (opens in a new tab)
Franklin D. Richards · Sep 1977
Most frequent voices
- John S Tanner2 documents
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