Architectural details of the Sapporo Japan temple
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- Video showing some of the architectural details of the new Sapporo Japan Temple.
Watch my other videos on the Sapporo Japan temple at: • Sapporo Japan temple
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For the text of this video, including footnotes, references, and visuals visit: www.redeemerofisrael.org/2016/...
Special thanks to:
Brian Olson, who gave me many of the details for the exterior, and for allowing me to use his beautiful 3D model of the temple.
Find more about Brian's 3D temple work at: / photogentolson
Michael Lyon, who likewise pointed out many of the details and motifs found in the temple. Also, for his help in reviewing the video to make sure that Japanese cultural and historical aspects were correct.
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Wow!!! Okay yes Daniel, you are 100% right I love this video! We definitely need an entire series of these types of videos. Incredible level of detail and I especially love the veil!
Haha! Yea, I would love to do more of these. Sadly, my list is far too long to ever get to all of the videos I want to make!
@@messagesofChrist haha I'm here for all of them!
Okay the stone gardens are beautiful!
Thank you for the work you've done over the years to bring great videos to enlighten us!
My pleasure!
Thanks this is amazing. I love how traditional Japaneese symbols were used to convey the doctrine taught in the temple.
Will there be a blog on the, Ft. Collins Colorado Temple? I saw the one for the Philadelphia Pennsylvania,Temple.
Wow! What a beautiful designed temple! Impressive! Japan has three temples and we have only two temples in the Philippines - Manila and Cebu.
Great video. I'm so impressed that the Church builds temples that respect the native culture of its geographical location. They don't just built a temple in Japan looking like one built in Utah. There's incredible thought and research into designing an appropriate building that respects culture.
Fantastic! Thank you for telling us al about it's features and meanings.
You are welcome, and glad you liked it!
💛 BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE!!!🙏🏾
Wow, I'm amazed by the amount of detail that was put into this Temple. It's so beautiful. Good work on this video! What Temple will you do next in this series?
My hope is to do all the new temples that will be dedicated in the next few months. So next one is Philadelphia.
Very nice! I'm looking forward to it!
Nice Job! It makes me want to plan a temple trip to Japan.
Thank you! Yes, it would be fun...
MARAVILHOSO!!! Vontade de morar nesse templo😊
I Like sapporo temple
Very Unique with traditional
Designed nice💕
Thanks for the great video. At the end of the video, the music in the background seemed to be Chinese music, not Japanese. I think the wagoto(wagon) is Japan's own musical instrument. I don't think the erhu is a Japanese instrument.
Yet another amazing video, my friend!!! Keep up the great work!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! More to come...
A beautiful, calm and impeccably detailed building. Who was the architect for this project?
真實的福音加上優秀的民族打造出精益求精的建築物！這是世上的寶物反映本日文化的俊美細緻同時亦表達了天國的奥秘。
Glorious
I always consider Temples to be the most beautiful buildings in the world, but this takes it to a new level
Yes, highly unique and beautiful temple!
Bellissimo.In armonia con la nazione in cui è costruito
Good Work 👍
i want to go to Japan now
Not a mormon supporter but it was really unique.
I loved this video. It is my favorite so far. It is great to hear how the local cultural elements reinforce sacred spaces. I liked the narrator too, but was concerned to hear him use popular pronunciation for Mountain [ mou-en ], Improtant [ impor-ent ] and Enlightenment [ enli-enment ].
Glad you liked it! Sadly, I am a one-man show. I have no professional narrator, or staff to help out. So my narration is what I get. I guess I speak with the popular form of words. English grammar and writing has never been my strength. Oh well, good feedback though!
What do people do in the celestial room?
The Celestial room is designed to represent heaven. No ordinances are actually performed there and instead it is just a quiet place where people can ponder, pray and reflect about the Savior.
第好きだ
This video’s images is wonderful !
But sorry, the background music is a Chinese instrument....
I had very limited options for music because I basically had not budget to make the video so I had to do the best I could.
Why the back ground music is Chinese?
Where is the motifs that point one to the CROSS?!?! I think it is so sad that all of this effort has gone in to the making of what appears to be a gorgeous building, but unfortunately has nothing that reminds me of the Gospel. This cult organization has continued to pull people away from the foot of the cross and into a works-based salvation. You have to start in one class, then by the "approval" of individuals, you are "permitted" to go to the next "level". Does this remind you of the cult of Freemasonry? Is it any wonder that there are incredible parallels with Mormonism and Freemasonry. Notice the emphasis on symmetry, architectural details, and motifs.
"Not by works of righteousness which we have done..." Titus 3:5-7, and so many others discuss that Salvation comes through belief in Jesus Christ and repentance from sin and then works to show that we are Belivers. No where does Scripture say that we can earn our salvation but by confessing of sin, belief in Jesus Christ as our Savior, and by baptism to symbolize a death of the old man and the rebirth as a redeemed child of Him. We are not going to be given our own dominion to rule in the afterlife (www.lds.org/topics/becoming-like-god?lang=eng) , we are not "Sealed" for eternity (Matthew 22:29, Mark 12:25, Luke 20:35,) nor did Jesus come from the planet Kolob (www.lds.org/scriptures/gs/kolob), as Mormons believe. Declaring "Things" as objects of sacred such as undergarments, etc., is idolatry (www.lds.org/media-library/video/2014-01-1460-sacred-temple-clothing?lang=eng). It is worrisome that the video compares the clothing to other cults such as Buddhism, Roman Catholicism, and Islam. There is a reference to a hierarchical structure, and this should be troubling.
The millions spent on these places clearly is a form of idolatry!! I wish that those who see the worldly, cultish nature of the structure that blatantly integrates symbolism from Buddhist temples, etc. and the attempt at the recreation of the Temple of Solomon should set off many alarm bells. One does not need a worldly palace but a repentant heart, and an indwelling of the Holy Spirit to create in the words, deeds, and attitudes Jesus Christ reflected from him/her into the lives of others. This is where works comes in... I desire nothing but that the lost turn away from man's creation, and to the face of Him who sent His Son for our salvation. John 3:16.
Thanks for looking for the negativity of this piece rather than praising it for its beautiful structure. The Temple is a House of God, therefore should be beautifully built as well to represent Him. If you are in his House you should not need many reminders for that, unless you are very lacking in spirit (that is a personal belief there, do not go and argue about that with others). And of course you have to prove yourself to as you say, "go to the next level" as your responsibility with sin and duties increase many fold as you go from start to finish. It's similar to going from say Middle-school level to a University Degree; you wouldn't place someone in the deep end of the pool would you first? And you certainly wouldn't expect someone new to the Evangelical Church to instantly be able to be a Pastor, would you?
I'll leave you with a message - Moroni 10:4,5:
4 And when ye shall receive these things, I would exhort you that ye would ask God, the Eternal Father, in the name of Christ, if these things are not true; and if ye shall ask with a sincere heart, with real intent, having faith in Christ, he will manifest the truth of it unto you, by the power of the Holy Ghost.
5 And by the power of the Holy Ghost ye may know the truth of all things.
So I please ask you to pick up the Book of Mormon and read it, and to ask God with a sincere heart if the teachings of our Church and Book are not true, and as verse 5 says, "ye may know the truth of all things".
Also, "works-based salvation" - Excuse me for mis-understanding if I am, but are we not allowed to build beautiful buildings to praise our Heavenly Father and the Saviour? Are we not allowed to praise him through physical works such as other Religions do? Or is it that you expect to be easily saved by sitting and doing no work? You can't expect to receive the same treatment Above compared to that of someone who has actively worked to spread the Gospel, and that doesn't just include going to Church once a week. It means getting involved with activities, helping the Youth, doing Service Projects for places such as charities (I was recently involved in a service project for a Stables which were designed for the treatment of those disabled). I do not speak of this to boast, I speak of this to teach you.
You may be interested to know that I just attended an incredible open house of a full scale replica of the Tabernacle of Moses built by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I had the opportunity to help give tours with two other guides to over 3000 people (about 40% non Mormons). During the tours, one of my main messages I told to every group was that we are not saved by our works, we, as the ancient Israelites, must make an offering (repentance, faith in Christ, humility), but it is not our works that make us perfect or save us, it is the works, and grace of Christ. In addition, all throughout the tour, we showed how the Law of Moses pointed to Christ. We discussed the importance of symbols and types in the Old Testament, and how they point to Christ. Our purpose for the open house (and the youth camp the week before) was to teach about Jesus. His suffering, his crucifixion, and his resurrection was emphasized over and over and over again. I believe that I am saved by the grace of Christ. If you feel otherwise, I can only say what I believe, and what I profess.
素晴らしいですね。私は毎週この神殿で働かせていただき幸せを感じていますよ。特に日本的なデザイン、すごいですね。是非みなさんに見て欲しいです。
It sounds like you have some misconceptions about both The Church of Jesus Christ, and Free Masonry.
First, Masonry is a brotherhood--a fraternity with a goal to better one's self and the community. The hokey traditional rituals are just a bonus of fun and learning.
In the Church, the need for a cross to symbolize Christ is not deemed as necessary because if one is living the Gospel, that in and of itself can and should be the symbol of one's discipleship. The sacredness of under garments does not come from the garments themself, but they are a symbol of the sacred covenants made by the wearer to be reminded by. Symbolism is very heavily used throughout the temple and it is beautiful because it is both simple enough for anyone to understand and stimulating enough for scholars to have opportunities to study and be inspired by it.
As for the other things you mentioned, I don't think I'm going to say anything about those at this time. Seems like the channel owner did a great job explaining the works. We don't do works to be saved, we do it because it is a manifestation of our faith.