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Manuscript image showing an "extract" from the prophecies of Enoch (Mos 7:53-59) as revealed by God through the spirit of revelation to the Prophet Joseph Smith, Jan-Feb 1831, dictated by Joseph and transcribed by Sidney Rigdon. The prophecies were recorded in ink on writing paper common to the day — "foolscap," which measured 16x13 inches. The pages, folded down the middle and stitched at the fold, were made into booklets measuring 8 inches wide and 13 inches tall.

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