Book: Celebrating Spencer’s Visions of Glory
Topical Highlights & Commentary on Spiritual Wonders & Future Events
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(109 pages, pocket size, published June 29, 2025)
Description
Ponder Anew What the Almighty Can Do!
Are you ready for an adventure fueled by the scriptures teachings of the prophets? Spencer, as he is called, has been blessed with many wonderful visions about the nature of spiritual things and future events. Nate discusses some of the most exciting ideas from the visions and the controversy surrounding them. While there will always be people who want to crash the party, my impression while studying these things has been that they are an uplifting blessing for those already acquainted with the teachings of the prophets.
Nate is an active church member, as is Spencer, and they both are anxious to help society prepare for and embrace the wonderful, though sometimes intimidating, future. The last days are upon us, and it is our blessed privilege to understand and experience the transition into the great Millennium.
Some topics on the spiritual nature of things include: the Nature of Visions, Spiritual Communication, Spiritual Senses, Ancestors, Angels, Ministry, Destiny, Cosmos, Time, Pre-mortal Spirit World, Pre-mortal Education, Evil Spirits, & Elemental Intelligence.
Some future events discussed include the Salt Lake City Earthquakes, Flooding, & Collapse of USA; Foreign Troops & Persecution; The Plague & Earthquake, Political Correctness, The Day of Miracles Begins, The Conference, Gathering, Translation, Urim’s, The Land Bridge, Divine Sciences, Inspiration, The Cavern Tribes, Zion the New Jerusalem & The Tree of Life, The Second Coming & Millennium, His Coming, & Millennial Cosmology.
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On the Author & The Controversy
John Pontius was scribe of these visions and published the book. Pontius also has other enlightening books. The man who had these visions never reveals his name so that people don’t come looking to him for more information about what is to come. He wants them to focus on the prophets and personal revelation as they continue their journey.
The book is written in narrative form like a story.
In the book Spencer tells us that in telling one of these visions to an Apostle, the Apostle said that it was of God. The author waited to release this information to the world until the Lord told him it was alright. He recognizes that official Church doctrine is from the President of the Church.
WHY HIM? Some say this man shouldn’t have such visions because he isn’t an Apostle. I think it is proper that this vision came to someone who is merely a member, because as Joseph Smith said, anyone can have revelations from God the same as any Church leader, it’s all based on personal worthiness and God’s will.
AUTHOR’S IDENTITY & CHARACTER: To some (including myself) the name of the man who had these visions is known. It’s not hard to find out. He is a righteous man who served as a bishop, worked for the church, etc.
ACCUSATIONS: False accusations have been made as is expected for any righteous endeavor, but those have been discovered to be false.
AN ANTAGONISTIC REBUTTAL: There’s an article against this book on Fair Mormon (now Fair Latter-day Saint). As is often the case with this group, I find their article isn’t really fair at all. Their assumptions minimize faith and the limit the potential miraculous events. They scrutinize the work with a narrow scope of possibilities. For instance, they insist that the question of the lost tribes is entirely settled, when in fact controversy on this topic still exists, as many quotations demonstrate.
THE CRAZIES: Though this book teaches about the spirit, it doesn’t in any way justify the crazies or their deeds.
THE CHURCH STANCE: The Church has on its website a statement about this book saying that it is not associated with this book. The site doesn’t condemn the book.
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