Drew Briney provides the purported text of the "Shortened Lecture at the Veil"; Adam received his exaltation before becoming the father of our spirits.
"Shortened Lecture at the Veil" in Drew Briney, Understanding Adam-God Teachings: A Comprehensive Resource of Adam-God Materials, rev. ed. (N.P.: Drew Briney, 2023), 669
He had been true and faith in all things and gained his resurretin and exaltation. He was crowned in which with glory, immortality and eternal lives and was numbered with the Gods—for such he became through his faithfulness.
He had begotten all the spirits that was to come to/this earth, and Eve, our common mother—who is the mother of all living—bore our spirits in the celestial world. And when this earth was organized by Elohim, Jehovah and Michael—who is Adam our common father—Adam and Eve had the privilege to continue the work of progression. They consequently came to this earth and commenced the great work of forming tabernacles for those spirits to dwell in, and when Adam and those who assisted him had completed this kingdom which is our earth, he came to it and slept and forgot all become like a little child.
It was said by Moses that the Lord caused a deep sleep to come upon Adam, and that he took from his side a rib and formed a woman which he called Eve. Now this should be interpreted that the man Adam—like all other men—had the seed of creation within himself to propagate the species, but the woman did not. She conceived the seed but did not produce it, and consequently she was taken, as it were, from the side or ribs of her father. This explains the mystery of Mose’ dark saying in regard to the creation of Eve from Adam’ rib.
You entered into a room representing the garden of Eden, where Elohim provided that Adam and Eve might eat freely of all the fruit of the garden. Except for the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, He forbad them to partake of this fruit and said in the day they did no they would surely die. . . .
Briney (Ibid., 668-69) provided the following preface to the text of the Shortened Lecture at the Veil:
The following account is from a document that I found on the internet but have since been unable to relocate it. The person who posted the information is not known to the author. Although I have been unable to identify the author of the source. I have included this document here because 1) it fits the description of the shortened version of the lecture referred to in the Tribune article below 2) it contains nothing that would outwardly discredit its authenticity and 3) it is interesting. The provider of the document described it as 16-17 pages long on 5 ½ by 8 ½ sheets of paper; 3 hole punched with rounded corners.