A Dialogue Between Adam and Eve, the Lord and the Devil, Called the Endowment As Was Acted by Twelve or Fifteen Thousand, in Secret, in the Nauvoo Temple, Said to Be Revealed from God as a Reward for Building That Splendid Edifice (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from A Dialogue Between Adam and Eve, the Lord and the Devil, Called the Endowment: As Was Acted by Twelve or Fifteen Thousand, in Secret, in the Nauvoo Temple, Said to Be Revealed From God as a Reward for Building That Splendid Edifice

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