The Book of Lehi (Sepher Lehi)

This testament is in the form of a quasi-epistle, with the writer, Maxwell quoting Lehi extensively. He claims to not be a prophet, yet he also said that he wrote what God wanted him to write.
Question this testament and research it. I'm under the impression that everything should be questioned and nothing should be accepted or believed in without one's due diligence done in terms of verification whether it be through the Spirit, prayer, research, or a combination of the three.

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I had some doubts here and there about the validity of this testament. I mean, when a person like me starts to receive revelation, I can't help but question whether it is of the Devil or of God. Before each time I start to write down what came to me, I prayed-rebuking Satan and opening my heart to God.

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This testament is not part of the Book of Lehi and the 116 pages that Smith started translating from April to June 14, 1828. Through receiving this testament and reading it repeatedly, it is my thought that this was written by someone who knew Lehi and his family well. He was a strong believer and seemed to have powers against the Deceiver because of his faith.

However, with this being said, I still believe there is a divine nature to this testament. The Spirit guided Maxwell just as I was guided by the Spirit when writing all this down.