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| − | == Questions ==
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| − | == Exegesis ==
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| − | Alma highlights and summarizes his discussion in vs. 2-6 in vs. 7-9. Verse 7 begins 'Now ye see..." Our original parents were cut off temporally and spiritually and they could now follow after their own will. Death is part of God's plan, that we are cut off from the presence of the Lord. It was not expedient that man should be reclaimed from temporal death, but it was expedient that man should be reclaimed from spiritual death. This last claim, that it is expedient that man be relaimed from spiritual death summarizes the movement of the narrative in verses 7-9.
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| − | Alma 42:7
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| − | Temoporal Death refers to the separation of body and spirit.
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| − | Alma 42:9
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| − | Spiritual death implies the seperation from the presence of God.
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