Nauvoo Temple
The temple built by the Saints in Nauvoo where endowment ordinances were administered before the exodus.
31 documents · 8 libraries · 1978–2025
Emphasis over time
Peak: 5 documents in 2002
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 Studies12 documents
- Liahona Articles4 documents
- BYU Speeches3 documents
- General Conference3 documents
- Religious Educator3 documents
- Scripture Central3 documents
- Interpreter2 documents
- Journal of Book of Mormon Studies1 document
Latest
Liahona Articles
Healing in the Temple (opens in a new tab)
Jonathan A. Stapley · Oct 2025
Scripture Central
Oct 2025
Scripture Central
Why Do Latter-day Saints Perform Baptisms for the Dead? (opens in a new tab)
Oct 2025
Scripture Central
Why Was the Relief Society Organized? (opens in a new tab)
Oct 2025
Liahona Articles
“Caught Up into an Exceedingly High Mountain” (opens in a new tab)
Matthew McBride · Feb 2025
BYU Studies
Liberty Jail (opens in a new tab)
Steven L. Olsen · 2024
Liahona Articles
From Sewing Society to Relief Society (opens in a new tab)
Patricia Lemmon Spilsbury · Aug 2021
BYU Speeches
“As Long as the World Shall Stand” (opens in a new tab)
David A. Bednar · Jan 2021
Religious Educator
“As Long as the World Shall Stand” (opens in a new tab)
David A. Bednar · 2021
Interpreter
Latter-day Houses of the Lord: Developments in Their Design and Function (opens in a new tab)
Richard O. Cowan · 2021
Earliest
BYU Speeches
Joseph Smith Lecture 7: Doctrinal Development and the Nauvoo Era (opens in a new tab)
Truman G Madsen · Aug 1978
Most frequent voices
- Gordon B. Hinckley4 documents
- David A. Bednar2 documents
- Patricia Lemmon Spilsbury2 documents
- Richard O. Cowan2 documents
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