Etuhno Mehwudge: A 6-yr-old Interviewed

Our son, K's (age 6) insights on Eternal Marriage (pronounced: Etuhno Mehwudge).



Note: Marriage and Sealing ceremonies in a temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can seal a husband, wife, parents and their children together as a family unit for eternity (including after death). This doctrine is a key component of the Church and the gospel of Jesus Christ...and one of the founding principles for the great interest/resources in Family History research. For more detailed information about LDS temples, please visit the official church website about temples:

Comments

John Andersen said…
It is fun to watch the light come on inside his head and he grasps some of the "incomprehensible" concepts you are discussing.
1:35 AM
Anonymous said…
that is way cute...interesting to watch the wheels turning huh?
2:13 PM
Super Happy Girl said…
OMGOsh! His little face when he heard "Forever".
He was like "WHAT?!?! I have to marry a girl forever?...But I wanna be with you!"

THAT'S SO CUTE!
4:48 PM
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