Unbroken Continuity of the Church: From Adam to Abraham

The chapter explores the concept of the unbroken continuity of the church from Adam and Eve to Abraham, discussing aspects such as apostolic succession, the worship of the true God by figures like Adam and Melchizedek, and the absence of institutional priesthood in early biblical narratives. It also delves into the problematic nature of Luther's concept of the Eucharist, the transformation of Adam's body as symbolized by garments of skin, and the comparison between Mormon teachings and Christian doctrine, particularly focusing on the concept of exaltation and theosis.