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Not Quite "Purported": Revisiting The Bombing Accounts Of The Hawaii Temple, December 7th, 1941
Not Quite "Purported": Revisiting The Bombing Accounts Of The Hawaii Temple, December 7th, 1941
Mormon Pacific Historical Society
One of the most wide-spread religious legends207 thought to have been laid to rest by historians is the account of the protection by miraculous forces of the of the La'ie Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from damage or destruction by a Japanese pilot following the attack on Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941.
Life In La'ie During World War Ii
Life In La'ie During World War Ii
Mormon Pacific Historical Society
Prior to the coming of Nebeker and Hammond to purchase the land for the Church. My recollection of stories that were told to me by my great-grand Aunt who lived to be ninety - four, is that, ... some of you may have seen pictures of La'ie. La.'ie was sand dunes. My mother said when she was growing up you could stand at La.'ie school and see all the way down to Pounder's. There was no brush, no trees, no plants, just sand dunes. And so because of that the water being in the foot hills our families lived in …