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Scrap Book of Mormon Literature (Vol. 1 of 2) Religious Tracts

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241,246 words · about 16 h 54 min to read

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About this book

Language
English
Subjects
Latter Day Saints, Latter Day Saint churches › Doctrines, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints › Doctrines
Length
241,246 words · about 16 h 54 min
Sections
18 reader sections · Table of contents
Contents (18)

The opening of Preface

In presenting Volumes 1 and 2 of Scrap Book of Mormon Literature, the undersigned places within the reach of many of the saints a compilation of religious tracts that have been used and distributed by the elders of the Church in the performance of their missionary labors throughout different nations of the earth. Some of these tracts are used at present by the elders and have been instruments in the hands of the Lord of bringing thousands to a knowledge of the faith. The same may be said concerning those that are not now used, and which are contained within the covers of these volumes, which were distributed by the elders who labored as missionaries in various parts of the earth from thirty to sixty years ago. A religious tract contains the condensed thoughts upon the fundamental principles of the Gospel and the authors of many of these valuable documents, who were active in the missionary field more than half a century ago, are remembered among the brightest minds the Church has produced, they have now passed behind the veil to receive Eternal reward for their faithfulness.

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