Because it relates to creation, I include this link to the official BYU packet on evolution, which includes “all statements issued by the First Presidency…on the subject of evolution and the origin of man.”

Stephen Ricks. “Liturgy and Cosmogony: The Ritual Use of Creation Accounts in the Ancient Near East.” TAW: 118-125.

• Discusses usage of the creation narrative in Jewish temple rituals. Professor Ricks once quipped that he had offered this article to BYU Studies. The secretary he talked to said, “Why would BYU Studies be interested in THAT?” He replied (at least in class,) “If you don’t know, I’m not going to tell you.”
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James L. Carroll, “A Revised Temple Typology” in Hagion Temenos, 2nd Edition, ed. Stephen Ricks, (Provo UT: BYU Press, 2005).

• “John M. Lundquist’s “Temple Typology” has been highly influential in the past several years. This “Revised Temple Typology” attempts to build upon what he has created by synthesizing several of Lundquist’s publications and by adding several new elements to the typology. Further, the typology is reordered, and organized into three main categories, “the Temple Space,” “The Temple Rites,” and “The Temple and Community.” Short titles have also been added to the typology elements. It is hoped that these changes will improve the use of the typology in teaching situations.”
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John M. Lundquist, “Fundamentals of Temple Ideology from Eastern Traditions.” In Revelation, Reason, and Faith: Essays in Honor of Truman C. Madsen, ed. Donald W. Parry, Daniel C. Peterson and Stephen D. Ricks (Provo, UT: FARMS, 2002): 651-701.

John M. Lundquist, “The Common Temple Ideology of the Ancient Near East.” In The Temple in Antiquity, ed. Truman G. Madsen (Provo, UT: BYU Religious Studies Center, 1984): 54-78.

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John M. Lundquist, “Temple Symbolism in Isaiah.” In Isaiah and the Prophets, ed. Monte S. Nyman (Provo, Utah: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University): 33-53.

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“Return to the Temple.” Hugh Nibley. TAC: 42-90.

• Edited form of presentation made by Hugh Nibley to the Quorum of the Twelve and First Presidency in the Salt Lake City temple. Drawings.
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• Cf. Changes in the Temple #6 and Misc. #1.

“Sacred Time and the Temple.”  Brian M. Hauglid. TAW: 636-646.

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“An Inscribed Chinese Gold Plate in its Context: Glimpses of the Sacred Center.” David B. Honey and Michael Lyon. DAS 19-66.

“Seven Promises to those who Overcome: Aspects of Genesis 2-3 in the Seven Letters.” Richard D. Draper and Donald W. Parry. TTE:121-142.

• Compares the promises made to the faithful in Revelation 2:7, 11, 17, 26-28, 3:5, and 12 with the events and symbolism in the Garden of Eden.
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“Demarcation between Sacred Space and Profane Space: The Temple of Herod Model.”- Donald Parry. TAW: 413-439.

• Parry wrote his dissertation on the topic of sacred set-apart space and gradations of holiness.
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“Sinai as Sanctuary and Mountain of God.” –Donald Parry. BSAF 1:482-500.

• Examines Moses’ experience on Mt. Sinai as a temple text, according to Lundquist’s temple typology.
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“Garden of Eden: Prototype Sanctuary”- Donald W. Parry. TAW: 126-151.

• Examines the Garden of Eden as a temple, according to Lundquist’s typology above.
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“What is a Temple? A Preliminary Typology.” John M. Lundquist. TAW: 83-117.

• 20 characteristics of temples. Several other papers use this typology as a point of departure, and it provides a good general framework.
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Elder John A. Widtsoe. “Temple Worship” The Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine 12 (Apr. 1921): 49-66.

Elder John A. Widtsoe. “Fundamentals of Temple Doctrine.” Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine 13 (June 1922):129-35.

Elder John A. Widtsoe. “Looking towards the Temple” Ensign, January (1972), 56.

Elder John A. Widtsoe. “Temple and Temple Building” Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine 12 (July 1921): 113-22.

Elder Franklin D. Richards “The Temple of the Lord: The Importance of Temples, Ancient and Modern.” Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine 11 (Oct. 1920): 146-49.

• I’m not sure which Franklin D. Richards wrote this. One would have been dead for 20 years, and the other 20 years old and serving a mission, so I assume it’s a reprint of something the first one wrote.

Richard O. Cowan and Frank A. Bruno, Bibliography on Temples and Temple Work (Provo: Brigham Young University, 1982)

Elder Russell M. Nelson, “Personal Preparation for Temple Blessings.” Ensign, May 2001

• Gives some suggestions for personal temple preparation, including reading portions of the Old Testament.

“What is a Temple?” – Hugh Nibley. MEC, 355-383

• Looks at temple typology, ritual, and history. First written for the dedication of the London Temple in 1958.
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“Why these Temples?”- President Gordon B. Hinckley, Ensign. This article appears in the undated issue devoted to temples.

“Temple Ordinances.” -Allen Claire Rozsa, EM: 1444-45

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“The Purpose of the Temple.” – President David O. McKay. Pamphlet published by the LDS church, 1960(?).

“Endowment.” –Elder Alma P. Burton. EM, 454-456.

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Between Heaven and Earth- Presentation originally broadcast between October 2002 (?) general conference sessions, featuring both LDS and non-LDS scholars such as Frank Moore Cross (Harvard), Krister Stendahl (Harvard), Lawrence Schiffman (NYU), John Lundquist, Truman Madsen, Elder Boyd K. Packer, and Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, among others.

• Available for $4.50 on VHS or DVD from the BYU bookstore, Deseret Book, and LDS Church Distribution in multi-lingual format (English, Spanish, Portuguese.)

“What I Hope You Will Teach Your Children about the Temple.” President Ezra Taft Benson. Ensign, August 1985: 6-10.

“Ancient Temples and their Function.” –Sidney B. Sperry. Ensign, January 1972.

“Temples.” –Encyclopedia of Mormonism. Abbreviated EM throughout.

• Four articles, particularly useful for those preparing to go to the temple.
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“The Holy Temple.” – Elder Boyd K. Packer. Ensign, February 1995.

“Temples- the Gates to Heaven.” – Elder Marion G. Romney. Ensign, March 1971.

“The Meaning of the Temple.” –Hugh Nibley, TAC: 1-41.

• Drawings.
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“A House of Glory.”- Hugh Nibley. TAW: 29-47.

• Nibley uses D&C 109 to walk you through the temple ordinances. Illustrated.
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“Christ Manifested to His People.”- Elder Marion D. Hanks. TAW: 3-28. Gospelink (subscription required)

Jon D. Levenson. Sinai and Zion: An Entry into the Jewish Bible (Minneapolis: Winston Press, 1985)

• Levenson discusses covenant, covenant renewal, and the centrality of covenant, temple, and “law.” It’s a fairly easy read, not technical at all.
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Richard O. Cowan. Temples to Dot the Earth (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1989)

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Edmunds, John K. (President of Salt Lake Temple, 1972-77), Through Temple Doors (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 1978)

• This book is  general, but has some interesting tidbits.
• Out-of-print.

John L. Lundquist, The Temple: Meeting Place between Heaven and Earth, (W.W. Norton and Co., 1993)

• This book has many pictures of various sacred centers or temples in the Near East, Asia, South and Mesoamerica, Europe. Lundquist uses these to illustrate one of his major studies, the nearly world-wide temple typology. (See his LDS and non-LDS papers in the typology section.)
• Lundquist has edited several LDS books, and appears in the video Between Heaven and Earth in the multimedia section.
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