Hello and welcome back to Scripture Central. We're thrilled to be able to talk about the book of Alma today, his blessings to his son, Corianton.

It takes over four chapters. I'm Lynn Hilton Wilson, and this is...

I'm Jack Welch.

And these chapters are just powerful message for all of us on repentance.

The questions that his son had on the resurrection, the timing of

the resurrection, the restoration of good and bad, and the plan of mercy of our Savior. These are

questions that I think are not unique to him, and I hope that you can find answers to your

questions and your prayers in the text this week

as you study.

These chapters are very impressive.

And I can't think of a time when I have tried to wrestle with a text been more rewarding,

deeper, and more logically eloquent as it moves from one point to another, the inspiration

and the guidance of this building on a whole line of prophecies and words, starting back with Jacob,

talks about some of these concepts and then Abinidae and others.

And Alma compiles them all.

And for you to say that as an attorney who likes to have evidence to prove a point, can see in this text of Alma, drawing on his forefathers,

because the angel told him, remember your forefathers, to put together this

theological, doctrinal masterpiece in this blessing to his son Corianton, who was very young.

We're told Heelman was in his youth, so this means this fellow is probably in his late teens or something.

Absolutely.

And Alma liked to use the word plan, probably more than anyone else.

Yes, and we'll come across that so many times, the plan of redemption, the plan of mercy.

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