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Lance M.
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Visions of Zion |
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The late Lance Richardson (passed away in 2004) draws
from a near death experience and from communion with translated beings who
want their story told of Zion -- past and future -- as it rises triumphantly
in the midst of the destruction of a wicked civilization.
Page Contents:
About Lance • Recap
of Lance Richardson's Vision • Published
Works • Related Links
See also:
Zion Fundamentals
The most important unit in society is the family.
The most important principle of a Zion society is service.
Whatever name we apply to him, the most important being
to our joyful existence is Jehovah/Jesus Christ.
See also LanceRicharson.net
| Note: A visitor recently told me that Lance
commented to them that he had requested me to take this page
down. I have never received such a request from Lance. |
Lance Richardson : family man, author, national talk show host,
President of the American Family Institute. Passed away 2004.
Notwithstanding the grandeur of what Lance has seen and what he is
commissioned to accomplish on this earth, to his credit he still comes across
from the root of his being as a very simple, approachable, non-presumptuous,
meek person.
Click here for my
recap of a presentation Lance gave on March 7, 2001.
Sterling D. Allan
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(Two cassette tapes)
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They
Saw Our Day by: Lance M. Richardson
Cultures from around the world tell of the 'Great White Brother'
who visited their people nearly 2,000 years ago. From the Hopi, Cherokee,
and Aztec to the Tibetan, and Kikuyu tribe of Africa, each gives
incredible witnesses to who we call Jesus Christ and the prophecies he
foretold of our day which they were commanded to withhold until now.
"This is my favorite from
Lance. I've listened to it more than a dozen times." --
Sterling
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Zion
: Seeking the City of Enoch by Larry Barkdull, Lance Richardson,
Ron McMillan
Part one of the novel about the ancient city of
Enoch that arose after the destruction of the civilization called
Shum. Fictionalized to create a composite sketch of a complex
civilization, but based on actual events. |
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Zion
: The Long Road to Sanctification by Larry Barkdull, Lance
Richardson, Ron McMillan
Part two of the novel about the ancient city of
Enoch that arose after the destruction of the civilization called
Shum. Fictionalized to create a composite sketch of a complex
civilization, but based on actual events. |
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The
Message by Lance Richardson
Near Death Experience recap. Not highly
substantive but watered down because of the audience for which it is
intended -- mainstream LDS. "If a man were to die and then
return, what message might those from the world beyond send back to
us?" His story of a family service project trip is particularly
touching. |
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By Lance Richardson
Lance tells how the adversity of his many years of illness
brought him and his wife closer together. |
This page created by SDA
on March 9, 2001
Last updated on October 22, 2006
visitors since June 8, 2003
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