-Doctrine and Covenants*

b, Ca. 1911 Divided into verses, with references, by Orson Pratt, Sen.

Notes

The 1911 Doctrine and Covenants refers to a significant edition of a key scripture within the Latter-day Saint movement, officially titled "The Doctrine and Covenants of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints." This edition is notable for its updates and revisions, reflecting doctrinal developments and historical contexts relevant to the early 20th century. It contains revelations, teachings, and instructions given to Joseph Smith, the founder of the movement, and subsequent church leaders. The 1911 edition helped to standardize the text for the church's expanding membership and further solidified its role in guiding the theological and administrative aspects of the faith.

Description

Black hardback binding with design debossed on front, back, five raised bands on newly rebound spine, some chipping of leather from front and back edges, otherwise good condition.