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The Book of Mormon > Jacob > Chapter 5
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The Book of Mormon > Jacob > Chapter 5
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The Book of Mormon > Jacob > Chapter 5
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QuestionsWhat does the fruit represent? Answer: According to a chart showing symbols in the allegory in the Sunday School manual click here, the fruit is a symbol of the works people perform (their lives). Sometimes it's "good," and sometimes it's "bad." [edit]
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The Book of Mormon > Jacob > Chapter 6
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The Book of Mormon > Jacob > Chapter 7
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Verse 5: How does satan try and shake us from the faith? [edit]
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ExegesisClick the edit link above and to the right to add exegesis Verse 4 is an interesting text suggesting that there were other peoples already in the land when the Lehites arrived with whom they joined. If other peoples and languages were not present, why would Sherem have "a perfect knowledge of the language of the people" but not Jacob? [edit]
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The Book of Mormon > Jacob > Chapter 7
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ExegesisClick the edit link above and to the right to add exegesis Verse 26: A comparison with 2 Ne 5:27 may suggest a significant difference in outlook between Jacob and Nephi. Jacob doesn't seem to be describing "the manner of happiness." [edit]
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