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<p>Heaven's Code: Temples and Texts explores how temples and sacred literature, both ancient and modern, symbolize the divine plan and purpose of life, answering such questions such as, "Who am I? Why am I here? What lies beyond death?"</p>

Heaven's Code: Temples and Texts

The rainbow in the story of Noah is often understood as the token of God's promise to never flood the earth again, but there is much more to the story than that. The rainbow is a symbol that reaches from Noah's day into John's Revelation in the New Testament and even to the Kirtland Temple--reminding us of a divine promise and reason the floods would never more cover the earth.

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Noah's Rainbow: A Promise of Priesthood Seed

The rainbow in the story of Noah is often understood as the token of God's promise to never flood the earth again, but there is much more to it than that. The rainbow is a symbol that reaches from Noah's day into John's Revelation in the New Testament and even to the Kirtland Temple--reminding us of a divine promise and reason the floods would never more cover the earth.0:00 Intro - God’s token of his covenant with Noah: The rainbow0:50 God's covenant with Enoch explains the rainbow promise 2:31 The rainbow is a token of promised priesthood seed3:06 The rainbow and 24 elders in the Book of Revelation 3:35 The 24 pulpits in the Kirtland temple continue the symbolism4:32 Summary - Covenant promise of children armed with heaven’s power