Another possibility is that multiple sealings will be valid in the next life.

Even seemingly simple parts like rubber sealings can prove hard to make.

These sealings create effective plural marriages that will continue after death.

Live sealings require that members hold a valid temple recommend.

In addition to the texts are seals and sealings.

An old song, about treasure, where the sealings are numbered up to seven."

Some of the tallies include proxy sealings that occurred after Smith's death.

By use of adequate sealings it is possible to create an inert space in the chambers.

Sealings can be performed posthumously, as well as for the living.

The room was then used for sealings until it was closed in the late 1970s.

I was not sure that the Sealing Rod would hold such a creature."

"I want to know where the Sealing Rod is."

The reverse of the sealings bear the mark of thread and knots.

Sealings can also include deceased ancestors, providing much of the church's rationale for its extensive family history activities.

Some have intaglio designs, as though for sealings.

Sealings, meaning a ceremony performed by Mormon church authorities that link a man and a woman, could be of two types.

While the majority of the sealings were "for eternity", some were "for time only".

When polygamy was a part of Mormon culture, there were different types of marriages or "sealings."

These ordinances include the Endowment and sealings.

Sealings are ceremonies in which spouses are sealed to each other, and children to parents, for all eternity as a family unit.

In order to obtain a cancellation of temple sealings, permission from the First Presidency is required.

Finds from an upper story included 39 sealings, a cylindrical vessel, a stone hammer and a clay foot.

Sealings are typically performed as marriages or as sealing of children to parents.

Sealings are also performed posthumously for deceased couples, even couples that divorced in life.

Not all sealings are preserved.

Later, they would go south into Baffin Land after the reindeer, and to get their year's store of salmon from the hundreds of streams and lakes of the interior; coming back north in September or October for the musk-ox hunting and the regular winter sealery.