The Gospel Through the Ages

The Gospel Through the Ages, by Milton R. Hunter was published in 1945 by Stevens and Walls, INC of Salt Lake City, UT. It is an official statement of Mormon Doctrine. The first paragraph of the preface reads:

"This book is designed primarily for a course of study in the Melchizedek Priesthood quorums of the Church. It is to be used by all high priests', seventies', and elders' classes in their weekly meetings, beginning January 1, 1946. A second possible use of the book is for missionaries. The volume has been written and published under the direction of the General Authorities."

George F. Richards, who was at that time the President of the Council of the Twelve, writes on page v that "almost every gospel truth is there touched upon in a somewhat new but sound manner."

[edit] Analysis of The Gospel Through the Ages

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