The Book of Mormon: The Doctrine of the Fall in 2 Nephi 2
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The concepts taught by Lehi found in 2 Nephi chapter 2 contain some of the most insightful teachings in the Book of Mormon, particularly related to the Fall, transgression, sin, agency, opposition, and the Atonement of Jesus Christ. What unique doctrine does this chapter teach? How did the doctrine of the Fall develop over the history of Christianity? How can we approach Eve’s choice? In this episode, BYU professors Jan Martin, Dan Judd, Dan Belnap, and Jason Combs explore these questions in an inspiring scripture conversation.
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