All having been seated, Elohim, or some one in authority comes to the front of the platform and delivers what is known as the sermon before the veil. On Wednesdays, when there are a number of neophytes, the address is very long and tedious; the entire history of the Temple work is repeated, so that the candidates may have a clear understanding of what they have learned. The marks in the veil are also explained with their significance and uses. Especially is it taught that Adam was not made out of the dust of this earth, that he was begotten as any other man is begotten, and that when he came here he brought Eve, one of his wives, with him. I have heard that the sermon was the one delivered by Brigham Young at the dedication of the St. George Temple.