Lesson 35: The Nauvoo Temple Is Used for Sacred Ordinances
Primary 5: Doctrine and Covenants and Church History, (1997),
198–203   To help the children understand the importance of
temples and of being worthy to receive temple ordinances.     1.
1.      Prayerfully study Doctrine and Covenants 124:26–47, 55
(the commandment to build the Nauvoo Temple); Doctrine and
Covenants 97:15–17; 105:12, 18; 109:20 (the importance of temple
worthiness); Doctrine and Covenants 109:22–23 (the power of the
endowment); and the historical accounts given in this lesson.
Then study the lesson and decide how you want to teach the
children the scriptural and historical accounts. (See “Preparing
Your Lessons,” pp. vi–vii, and “Teaching the Scriptural and
Historical Accounts,” pp. vii–ix.)    2. 2.     3. 3.
Materials needed:      1. a.        A Doctrine and Covenants for
each child.      2. b.        Two white or light-colored towels
or cloths, one clean and one with mud or dirt on it.      3. c.
A temple recommend, i