1883 Restoration of the Everlasting Gospel by Elder George Teasdale MORMON LDS
The Restoration of The Everlasting Gospel
Author: Elder George Teasdale, a Mormon missionary and a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church).
He starts off these pages with, "What is 'Mormonism'?" and "What is the object of the 'Mormon' Elders preaching in this country?". Elder Teasdale attempts to answer these questions, and many more in these few pages. He talks about Joseph Smith, and "The First Vision". At the very end of his teachings, he cordially invites "Searchers after truth" to the Sunday meetings.
"The Latter-day Saints meet for public worship at 40 De BurGh PLACE SUN. 6:30 P.M. ELders WAiTe & WOOLLEY. Searchers after truth are cordially invited. Seats free."
Approximately 9" x 5.5"
8 pages.
Circa late 1890's
These pages are in good condition.There is one crease through the middle of all pages, but other than that, pages are clean and unstained. No other creases or tears. There is a stamp on the very back, providing the meeting place for LDS public worship.
Author: Elder George Teasdale, a Mormon missionary and a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church).
He starts off these pages with, "What is 'Mormonism'?" and "What is the object of the 'Mormon' Elders preaching in this country?". Elder Teasdale attempts to answer these questions, and many more in these few pages. He talks about Joseph Smith, and "The First Vision". At the very end of his teachings, he cordially invites "Searchers after truth" to the Sunday meetings.
"The Latter-day Saints meet for public worship at 40 De BurGh PLACE SUN. 6:30 P.M. ELders WAiTe & WOOLLEY. Searchers after truth are cordially invited. Seats free."
Approximately 9" x 5.5"
8 pages.
Circa late 1890's
These pages are in good condition.There is one crease through the middle of all pages, but other than that, pages are clean and unstained. No other creases or tears. There is a stamp on the very back, providing the meeting place for LDS public worship.
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