Book with Unique LDS Articles Inside: Witchcraft-Lucifer / Remarks by Ezra Taft Benson / A Catholic Prophecy / General Washington’s Vision / Heavenly Manifestations / Etc….

This large size blue hardcover volume has no title on the cover or on the spine. Seems quite generically bound. The contents are quite interesting, and appear to have been typed up, then photo-copied, then bound in this manner.

Contents:

1. First article is “Whitchcraft-Lucifer-Illimati” (words misspelled) and is allegedly the transcript of a recording of John Todd talking to a “Pastor of the Bible Baptist Church in Alta, Maryland.” 25 pages.

2. Remarks by President Ezra Taft Benson, 1 page.

3. “A Catholic Prophecy” allegedly from a book published in 1739 called “The Hope of Zion” in which a Catholic Priest prophesied about the Restored Church. [This article was determined a hoax and is written about in the January 1908 issue of The Improvement Era.

4. Untitled article on Egyptian grammar in the Book of Mormon. 2 pages.

5. “General Washington’s Vision (from the Sunshine Magazine, February, 1960.) 4 pages.

6. Wilford Woodruff’s Vision, Salt Lake City, December 17, 1878. 3 pages.

7. “The Atonement” (From a talk by W. Cleon Skousen).  13 pages.

8. “Dear Fellow Missionaries________ What is your purpose in life? Precisely, what is your purpose here in your mission?  [Talk delivered by Pres. Alvin R. Dyer at a missionary conference at Oslo, Norway, March 13, 1961. 20 pages.

9. One Page on Marriage and Stewardship

10. “Heavenly Manifestations of Heber Q. Hale, President of the Boise Stake….Jan, 1920. 5 pages.

11. Earth’s Timetable – Chart – 3 pages.

12. The Second Coming, by Sterling W. Sill, (June 1966 Era). 2 pages.

13. Remarks and Dedication of the Fayette, New York, Buildings, by Pres. Spencer W. Kimball, 2 pages.

14. Special Remarks for Mapleton Stake Members, October 1980, Stand Independent Above All Other Creatures, Elder Bruce R. McConkie, Ensign, May 1979. 1 page.

That’s the contents of this strange book. It’s most likely a one-of-a-kind book someone put together. All the pages look typed or copied and then the whole thing copied and bound, without any title on the book.