The man who had the visions remains anonymous. I did more research to hear others’ thoughts on it. While I found it fascinating, I really didn’t want to be deceived. It took the whole trip there and back to complete the book from the point where I had left off. I started listening to it alone, but my wife joined in and listed with me on a long trip from Salt Lake City to Boise, Idaho. I thought this whole book was fascinating. Ultimately, after getting to know John Pontius better I became far more interested in Visions of Glory and decided to purchase the audiobook. But that is another story I’ll blog about later. It wasn’t until he loaned me his copy of Journey to the Veil and I read a few excerpts that I got much more interested in John Pontius and his writings. I never took the time to read them though. My father-in-law had actually recommended a few books by John Pontius. I’ll simply share my thoughts from having read (listed to) it. I won’t go into what the book is about as I think that can be covered elsewhere. My thoughts: It’s about a man’s dream or vision. The first time I heard about Visions of Glory was from my father-in-law.

Who is spencer from visions of glory