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== Exegesis == | == Exegesis == | ||
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| + | Some noteworthy language in this chapter: | ||
| + | 'Man should be reclaimed' | ||
| + | 'God would cease to be God' | ||
| + | 'Appease the demands of justice' | ||
| + | 'there is a punishment affixed' | ||
| + | 'remorse of conscience' | ||
| + | 'Mercy claimeth the penitent' | ||
| + | 'Do ye suppose that mercy can rob justice?...not one wit' | ||
| + | 'God bringeth about his great and eternal purposes' | ||
| + | 'full sway in your heart' | ||
| + | Alma is talking to Corianton. He (Alma) just finished talking about how what you send out will return to you again. Corianton is his "sinning" son. Alma perceives that there is something that worries Corianton concerning the justice of God in punishing the sinner. So the concern to resolve is this: "It is injustice that the sinner should be consigned to a state of misery." | ||
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| + | In vs. 2-6 Alma now turns to Adam and Eve. The flaming sword and cherubim so they wouldn't take the fruit and live forever. | ||
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Exegesis
Click the edit link above and to the right to add exegesis Some noteworthy language in this chapter: 'Man should be reclaimed' 'God would cease to be God' 'Appease the demands of justice' 'there is a punishment affixed' 'remorse of conscience' 'Mercy claimeth the penitent' 'Do ye suppose that mercy can rob justice?...not one wit' 'God bringeth about his great and eternal purposes' 'full sway in your heart'
Alma is talking to Corianton. He (Alma) just finished talking about how what you send out will return to you again. Corianton is his "sinning" son. Alma perceives that there is something that worries Corianton concerning the justice of God in punishing the sinner. So the concern to resolve is this: "It is injustice that the sinner should be consigned to a state of misery."
In vs. 2-6 Alma now turns to Adam and Eve. The flaming sword and cherubim so they wouldn't take the fruit and live forever.
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