The Mountain of the Lord: The Forty Year History of the Building of the Salt Lake Temple”
- Video Cassette
- 72 minutes 30 seconds
- Clam Shell Case
This DVD recounts the 40-year history of building the Salt Lake Temple, shown as if recounted by Wilford Woodruff to a young reporter. It portrays the pioneers’ dedication to temple worship. 72 min.
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Sensitive Treatment of History,
This is one neat movie. The direction, art, and acting are all top notch, and the scenery is of course fabulous. I am very glad I put away some of my childish things to buy it and watch it.
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The indomitable American Pioneer,
The movie greatly impressed me with the hard work and dedication of the early pioneers who had nothing, but gave their all to the construction of their temple.
The acting is credible. The scenery and cinematography are beautiful. Historically it is accurate. The movie well portrays the Herculean task taken on by this small religious group of people far removed from civilization. But, it’s more than this. It’s a movie of the indomitable spirit of the American pioneer who crossed the Plains and built a great empire from East to West. Salt Lake City, Utah is known as the crossroads of the West. Its crown jewel is the temple, which took 40 years to build and is now visited by more than a million people every year.
This is a great movie and a story that should be of interest to every enthusiast of American West history. The story is fascinating and the movie is well done. I highly recommend it.
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Very Disappointing!,
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