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Matthewfaulconer at 04:51, 20 October 2006

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-===Verse 11===
-* How often does Alma talk about hardened or softened hearts?  What does it mean for a heart to be hardened?
-* What do the people of Ammonihah mean by claiming that the church was established "according to your tradition" rather than "our" tradition?  Who are these people that claim not to be of the same religious tradition?
-* Later we learn that these people are following after the order of Nehor.  How do their statements here reflect the teachings of Nehor?
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-* It appears that the people of Ammonihah recognize power only in the political--they reject Alma's authority over them on the premise that he is no longer the chief judge. This obsession with the political is reemphasized in the following chapters (see [[Alma 10:13]], [[Alma 10:24]]). It's also possible to understand some of Amulek's later discourse as addressing this situation ([[Alma 10:19|Alma 10:19-20]]).
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 == Exegesis ==
-It appears that the people of Ammonihah recognize power only in the political--they reject Alma's authority over them on the premise that he is no longer the chief judge. This obsession with the political is reemphasized in the following chapters (see [[Alma 10:13]], [[Alma 10:24]]). It's also possible to understand some of Amulek's later discourse as addressing this situation ([[Alma 10:19|Alma 10:19-20]]).
+* It appears that the people of Ammonihah recognize power only in the political--they reject Alma's authority over them on the premise that he is no longer the chief judge. This obsession with the political is reemphasized in the following chapters (see [[Alma 10:13]], [[Alma 10:24]]). It's also possible to understand some of Amulek's later discourse as addressing this situation ([[Alma 10:19|Alma 10:19-20]]).
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 == Exegesis ==
-It appears that the people of Ammonihah recognize power only in the political--they reject Alma's authority over them on the premise that he is no longer the chief judge. This obsession with the political is reemphasized in the following chapters (see Alma 10:13, Alma 10:24). It's also possible to understand some of Amulek's later discourse as addressing this situation (Alma 10:19-20).
+It appears that the people of Ammonihah recognize power only in the political--they reject Alma's authority over them on the premise that he is no longer the chief judge. This obsession with the political is reemphasized in the following chapters (see [[Alma 10:13]], [[Alma 10:24]]). It's also possible to understand some of Amulek's later discourse as addressing this situation ([[Alma 10:19|Alma 10:19-20]]).
 == Related links ==