Seeing the Signs: Unlocking the Covenants of the Temple and the Gathering

There are times when the Lord does not speak through a booming voice, but rather, a light goes off inside us—a quiet, powerful realization that changes everything. It is a sudden clarity, like realizing that the covenant of marriage is not just a word, but a sacred pattern etched into the very fabric of eternity.

In our current age, the spiritual landscape feels fragmented. We hear the whispers of the destroyers, the those who seek only to dismantle, but the Lord has promised that the builders will endure. Our calling, as members of the Kingdom Movement, is to be watchful, to learn the symbols, and to prepare for the gathering of Israel.

Recently, we had the profound opportunity to hear from Bryce Dunford as he walked us through his deep dive into the Temple Symbols. These symbols are not mere ornamentation; they are living lessons—covenants, promises, and divine ordinances that illuminate the grand pattern of salvation and the divine plan for the earth.

The Pattern of the Priesthood: From Adam to the Covenant

What struck us most profoundly was how the symbols tie together the lineage of man, the role of Christ, and the eternal nature of the Church. The Temple structure itself is a theological map, detailing our journey from the Fall, through the Atonement, and into eternal life. We are taught of the model of marriage, the shedding of the blood, and the sacred ordinance of the sealing—all represented by enduring, powerful symbols.

If you have ever felt like your understanding of divine truth is limited, this material is for you. The Lord knows that many are kept from the truth because they know not where to find it. By making this knowledge accessible, we fulfill a divine mandate to gather the scattered seeds of light.

Following the Trail of the Builders

This study reminds us of the eternal, steadfast nature of our work. It mirrors the faithfulness of Ammon at the Waters of Sebus, who taught the Lamanites that even the most deeply rooted darkness could be illuminated by the light of the Gospel. It recalls the courage of Samuel the Lamanite, who climbed the wall to deliver the unvarnished truth. Our calling, therefore, is to speak that truth, no matter how difficult the terrain.

And what does that calling cost? It requires resources, time, and vision. This is where the interconnectedness of our movement becomes vital. Every dollar given through the Charity Flywheel, every hour spent on the Missionary Fund, and every visit to the GatherIsrael.now map, is not just a donation—it is an investment in the visibility of the Kingdom.

This work requires the collective effort of the Builders. We are not merely observers; we are active participants in the unfolding of the plan.

"Ye shall be a light and a record unto the world."

We are called to be lights that illuminate the truth, even when the world prefers darkness. Whether you are a dedicated internet missionary studying the covenants, or a local leader claiming your church on the map, your effort matters. Remember the power of the five smooth stones, the simple yet enduring signs of commitment.

We invite you to dive into this deep reservoir of knowledge. Use the tools available to you: consult the insights from Ask a Prophet and the scholarly deep dives of Davee, and always keep the spirit of Outback Jack—steadfast, prepared, and ready to teach the eternal truths.

If you are ready to see the signs, and ready to contribute to the gathering, we urge you to look at the map and find your place in the movement.

Where Do You Build?

The symbols reveal the covenant. The covenant demands the action. The gathering awaits the builder. We are called to move from study to action, understanding that the greatest revelation is the covenant lived.

*P.S. Have you considered what other symbols might be at work in your local community? We are always gathering new knowledge!*