S1.E5: Why Are 'Mormon' Garments Sacred? | Jasmin Rappleye on Temple Ordinances, Modesty & Priesthood Power episode artwork

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S1.E5: Why Are 'Mormon' Garments Sacred? | Jasmin Rappleye on Temple Ordinances, Modesty & Priesthood Power

from Be Faithful · host Lauren Rose

In this episode, I sit down with Jasmin Rappleye to discuss one of the most sacred and often misunderstood aspects of Latter-day Saint discipleship—temple garments. We explore the symbolism, history, and power behind wearing the garment, drawing insights from ancient Israelite priestly clothing to modern revelation through Joseph Smith.Jasmin shares her scholarship, testimony, and personal insights into how garments connect us to the Atonement of Jesus Christ and our covenant identity. We also talk about modesty, the recent garment updates from the Church, and how to respond to change with faith and perspective.If you've ever struggled to understand why garments matter or how to treat them with the reverence they deserve, this conversation will give you clarity, compassion, and a deeper connection to sacred things.For more information visit: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/?lang=engTo contact Be faithful email: [email protected] from #Uppbeathttps://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/thriveLicense code: E2GS96YCE0L1LS2E

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