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| − | * Verse 32 tells us that the sons of perdition (see exegesis) | + | * Verse 32 tells us that the sons of perdition (see exegesis) enjoy that which they are willing to receive. For the sons of perdition that openly reject Christ, what is their left to receive? |
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Questions
- Verse 32 tells us that the sons of perdition (see exegesis) enjoy that which they are willing to receive. For the sons of perdition that openly reject Christ, what is their left to receive?
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Exegesis
Verse 32 speaks of those who remain, after those who receive a celestial, terrestrial and telestial glory have received it. The end of the verse tells us that these are they who are not willing to enjoy that which they might have received. It seems that what they might have received is one of the kingdom's of glory, or in other words, salvation (as the term is used in D&C 76:43). In D&C 76 (in verses 32 and 43) these people who do not receive salvation are referred to as the sons of perdition.
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