Alma 21

• Alma

Alma 21:2-5

• He makes a note of the three different people / cultures living in the city, and specifically names an Amalekite as being the first one to challenge him. I wonder if the distinctions had much more meaning to them. Compare it to our nationalities today (German, Arab, etc.)

Alma 22:12

• We see the direct effects of sin – falling

Alma 22:13

• Another analogy, think of fallen as in fell on the floor (or in a ditch) and you can't get out by yourself – you need someone else's help to get up.

See also

• Alma 20
• Alma 22