Secret Mormon Temple Ceremony filmed w/ hidden camera

Recorded in the Jordan River Temple in South Jordan Utah on Feb. 21, 2015. This is a typical prayer circle that is part of the Mormon (aka The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints) temple endowment ceremony.

Mormon missionaries will rarely (if ever) discuss the details of this ritual with prospective converts. In fact, a vast majority of Mormons under the age of 18 know virtually nothing about this ceremony.

You can watch this entire ceremony on YouTube channel NewNameNoah.

I will soon be releasing an audio recording of the entire ceremony highlighting what has been added and removed to the script.

[papillionbella]

Christian churches don't have secret ceremonies. You can have eternal life through Jesus, and accepting Him. Only darkness lives in secrecy, God is light. No one should be made to keep a secret.

[mewthree_deactivated]

I’m 14. Can confirm that I knew nothing about this shit

[diegoa_var]

This is definitely a cult. No regular church does this

[AndreaC_]

It’s been here almost a decade. Trust be, the LDS church knows about this footage and has done everything in their power to get it scrubbed. NewnameNoah is an original gangster for sure.

[queenv]

I was a young and vulnerable convert. When I went through this ceremony and went into the temple, it was the beginning of the end for me. The temple stuff was so far fetched I never returned.

[eatsalad]

It upsets me that I'm nearing the age of this 'activity' and never knew it even existed. I've been raised Mormon my whole life. Hold up this never came up?

[LDS]

They have to wear green aprons because when they get into the celestial room they all have to wash the dishes

[frtripp]

This sounds like some computer voice from a movie like 2001 a space Odyssey. .

[littlephlox]

I’m not one to insult religions, but this is oddly eerie....

[friedman]

This ceremony looks exactly what a teenage boy would’ve created. Oh, wait! 😜

[joemusic]

The donut shop called. They want the bakery hats and aprons back

[jillianhemsworth]

Former Catholic/Christian here; i left religion because i stayed out of fear and the church divided and judged everyone. I felt disconnected from God when I was most involved in churches. I find my connection to God by simply speaking to him myself. No need for religion to be involved. I don’t need to earn his approval. He loves and that’s it. He loves and forgives and no ritual need come into it to deem yourself worthy. As long as your intentions are pure, God will always accept you ❤

[cayea]

Wow, secret handshakes you have to perform to get into heaven. I don't care how devout Mormons are, this has to be shocking your first time through!

[benjamintyus]

I used to be a devout Mormon who went to the temple weekly. It enriched my life at the time and I had some beautiful personal epiphanies and inspirations there. Now I haven’t been in years, and I’m happier for it.

I respect people who find the temple sacred, however, I’m glad these videos are published. It lets people think for themselves, which is something the Mormon faith robs many of

[NephilimFree]

The reason they have so many hand signs and ritualistic, mechanistic things tio memorize and perform, is because the same decievers who invented Freemasonry invented the Mormon church.

[moisestorres]

Note that none of this is biblical... Only a cult does things in secret. "I have spoken openly to the world, ” Jesus replied. “I always taught in synagogues or at the temple, where all the Jews come together. I said nothing in secret."

[MelancoliaI]

This appears to be a very loose interpretation of the Hokey Pokey

[cindybrannen]

It’s like an initiation into a secret club. These rituals are not of Jesus and God of the Bible. I’m sorry but this is just weird. Jesus says His grace is sufficient. We don’t need secret rituals, handshake, and funny clothing. Why make it so hard? You cannot earn your salvation and your ancestors cannot be saved by death baptism.

[doctrinematters]

How can people think this has anything to do with Christianity.

[cayea]

It must be so shocking for a Mormon who goes through this for the first time.