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What does it mean in verse 13 when Alma says that there shall be a stop to the shedding of blood and when this happens the law of moses shall be fulfilled? How is this the whole meaning of the law? | What does it mean in verse 13 when Alma says that there shall be a stop to the shedding of blood and when this happens the law of moses shall be fulfilled? How is this the whole meaning of the law? | ||
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Questions
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What does it mean in verse 10 when it says "for it shall not be a human sacrifice; but it must be an infinite and eternal sacrifice"
What does this teach us of Christ?
What does it mean in verse 13 when Alma says that there shall be a stop to the shedding of blood and when this happens the law of moses shall be fulfilled? How is this the whole meaning of the law?
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Exegesis
I think what Amulek is saying in verse 13 is that in the Law of Moses, there must be "an eye for an eye" for there to be justice. But when Christ dies for all of our sins, we do not have to rely on the Law of Moses, because we have the atonement and the mercy of God.
In verse 39 Amulek tells us that if we pray continually, we will stay close to the Lord. I truly believe that whether we are praying or not shows us in what direction we are going.
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