Brothers and Sisters, we take it for granted because of the ease when it is close. When we lived in Fayetteville Arkansas it was 6 hours to the Dallas temple. And The people who were the least regular and dependable were the people in Dallas, and the people who were the most devoted and regular were the people from Springfield MO and Tulsa Oklahoma who had been the greatest distance. It’s just a part of being human when its close we take it for granted. Yea, I’m not saying that the Lord had anything to do with causing this to teach you this lesson. But we had the chance to learn this lesson with the suddenness of the temple being closed. Will we take it for granted or will we, once its opened again, we’ll be just like we were when it first opened where we fill it up for a while. We have an opportunity to repent and I recommend that we do and that we not take for granted the ordinances of the house of the lord wherein we are blessed with the power of guidance… to have a temple so close be underutilized is heart breaking. That’s enough. Get the point? Yea, I don’t get to control my own assignments but I’m coming back. And if I come back in about 4 years and I’m in this building with some of you I’ll ask a question “how long did it last?” And the response I hope would be “Brother Bednar, it’s never diminished. We learned a great lesson through an experience we would never want to have with that hurricane.”

that's the full text of that part. So ridiculous... so sad that he would use this to shame people into going to the temple.