Difference between revisions of "Alma 13:6-10"
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* How is the priesthood related to "the holy order of God"? | * How is the priesthood related to "the holy order of God"? | ||
| − | * What are we to make of the end of verse 6 " that they also might enter into his rest"? Verse 6 seemingly ends with a consequence of the ordained priesthood holders teaching the commandments to the children of men, "that they also might enter into his rest—" Does this mean that by teaching the commandments to the children of men "enters" one into his rest? Or that by being ordained to the priesthood | + | * What are we to make of the end of verse 6 " that they also might enter into his rest"? Verse 6 seemingly ends with a consequence of the ordained priesthood holders teaching the commandments to the children of men, "that they also might enter into his rest—" Does this mean that by teaching the commandments to the children of men "enters" one into his rest? Or that by being ordained to the priesthood one enters into his rest? or something else? |
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Questions
- In verse 7 Alma says "according to his foreknowledge of all things." What do these verse tell us about the foreknowledge of God?
- How is the priesthood related to "the holy order of God"?
- What are we to make of the end of verse 6 " that they also might enter into his rest"? Verse 6 seemingly ends with a consequence of the ordained priesthood holders teaching the commandments to the children of men, "that they also might enter into his rest—" Does this mean that by teaching the commandments to the children of men "enters" one into his rest? Or that by being ordained to the priesthood one enters into his rest? or something else?
Lexical notes
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Exegesis
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