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Visions of Glory
- One Man's Astonishing Account of the Last Days
- Narrated by: Rick Gines
- Length: 10 hrs and 25 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Christianity
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Summary
In this recorded account of near-death experiences, we learn about the miracles of the millennium, the return of the Ten Tribes, the building of the New Jerusalem and temple, and many other astonishing events long prophesied in scripture but never before described in such vivid detail. Visions of Glory is a mesmerizing and fascinating read that you will not be able to put down.
Now with all-new narration by Rick Gines and an updated biography by Terri Pontius.
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- Edward
- 07-06-20
Mind blowing detail to the Gospel!
The most amazing and eye opening detail to the Gospel. This book will strengthen testimony and make you want to be a better person and live a righteous life. The depth to the plan of salvation and latter day events is revealed a little more and is a gift of knowledge to those who seek such understanding.
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- Bobbi
- 08-05-15
Very enlightening
Very enlightening. Just what I needed in my time of spiritual low. This is a book I will read and re-read over and over again.
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- Natasha G Werner
- 13-05-15
Awesome Book!!!
One of the best books I have EVER read! I would ask all to read it. It changed my life!!
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- Tooner
- 27-04-15
Amazing and Life Changing
This book is life changing. Many may criticize this book for spreading false doctrine, but I find that it motivates one to do better, to live better, to seek righteousness, to study the Scriptures, to pray more deeply, and to seek the face of God.
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- mel
- 02-04-15
life changing and uplifting
fascinating and enlightening, I have listened to this book many times. I highly recommend it to you. I am convinced it is true.
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- rebecca dowdle
- 15-09-19
Bogus
At first I thought this book was fascinating- then it took a left turn to weird town and never got back on the right road. I promise all Mormons are not like this.
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- shawnna o
- 26-06-15
Great book
It was a great book. I bought the audio version and listened to it on a long road trip. Gives great insight into the future and is just the kick in the butt I needed to get me back on track.
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- Tanner
- 16-01-19
Great book, isn't totally true
Having read it and read the criticisms about it, I can say it's an interesting book with possibly a few truths here and there, but it is not inspired of God. Here is a link to the reasons as to why not: https://www.fairmormon.org/archive/publications/spencers-visions-of-glory
I read this book with an open mind, giving it the benefit of the doubt. As I read through it I felt at least a few parts were true, especially when Spencer described Christ. I also very much enjoyed the way he described the spiritual plane of existence. I honestly think that part has a lot of truth to it, but again I don't know and could easily be wrong about that.
I also enjoyed his description of the calamities before the second coming. I saw a lot of parallels to the time described in the early chapters of 3 Nephi in the Book of Mormon. I also enjoyed how he never received anything for free. The spiritual gifts he received where received line upon line and bit by bit.
However, I know personally that one of the best ways to deceive someone is to hide a few lies under many layers of truth. Something said in the website mentioned earlier really stood out to me:
“First, he sustains the living prophet and his preeminent calling in revealing the word of God to the Church. These visions were given to Spencer to prepare him personally for what lay ahead in his own life” (13).
If this is so, it makes little sense for Spencer to spread them about. If he sustains the president of the Church and does not wish to challenge him, he would not reveal and disclose things that he says were for him alone. Leaders of the Church have been clear that the revelation of such matters, even if true, is never the privilege of anyone save the President of the Church.
This is undeniably true. While I did read and enjoy this book it is most definitely not doctrine and should be read more as a fictitious novel.
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- Amazon Customer
- 15-06-15
will read again
inspiring insightful parallels many revelations. could not put put this down. inspires great desire to learn more. we must obey all that the father asks to attain the spiritual gifts spoken of.
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- Heather
- 16-02-14
Thought provoking!
I get something new our of it every time I listen to it. The reader is rather dry and nearly monotone, but the whole story draws me in anyway. I know it's only one mans interpretation of potential past present and future events, but there is real truth in it. I've come across many of his discoveries about the eternal nature of god and the spirit world prior to reading this as well as since in my own studies and experiences. I think it is very relevant to the gospel.
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- Shane
- 27-07-20
Delusions of a sick old Mormon Man
This book is a disgusting masterbatory tall tale about a man so self righteous he believes he will carry Gods perfect chosen city down to planet Kolob at the end of time.
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