The Fall and the Atonement
“Therefore I, the Lord God, will
send him forth from the Garden
of Eden” (Moses 4:29).
Because of the Fall of Adam and Eve,
we are subject to certain conditions
that we cannot overcome on our own.
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of the Fall
from Which We Need to
Be Saved
• Physical death: We are born
with a physical body that will
eventually die.
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of the Fall
from Which We Need to
Be Saved
• Physical death: We are born
with a physical body that will
eventually die.
• Spiritual death: We are
separated from Heavenly
Father.
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of the Fall
from Which We Need to
Be Saved
• Physical death: We are born
with a physical body that will
eventually die.
• Spiritual death: We are
separated from Heavenly
Father.
• We live on a telestial, fallen
earth.
The Fall and the Atonement
Read Mosiah 3:17. Ponder what the
Savior did to save us from physical
and spiritual death.
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of the Fall
from Which We Need to
Be Saved
• Physical death: We are born
with a physical body that will
eventually die.
• Spiritual death: We are
separated from Heavenly
Father.
• We live on a telestial, fallen
earth.
The Unconditional
Blessings of the
Atonement
Read Alma 11:42–44.
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of the Fall
from Which We Need to
Be Saved
• Physical death: We are born
with a physical body that will
eventually die.
• Spiritual death: We are
separated from Heavenly
Father.
• We live on a telestial, fallen
earth.
The Unconditional
Blessings of the
Atonement
• All who have ever lived on the
earth will be resurrected with
an immortal physical body.
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of the Fall
from Which We Need to
Be Saved
• Physical death: We are born
with a physical body that will
eventually die.
• Spiritual death: We are
separated from Heavenly
Father.
• We live on a telestial, fallen
earth.
The Unconditional
Blessings of the
Atonement
• All who have ever lived on the
earth will be resurrected with
an immortal physical body.
Read 2 Nephi 2:10;
Helaman 14:16–17.
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of the Fall
from Which We Need to
Be Saved
The Unconditional
Blessings of the
Atonement
• Physical death: We are born
with a physical body that will
eventually die.
• All who have ever lived on the
earth will be resurrected with
an immortal physical body.
• Spiritual death: We are
separated from Heavenly
Father.
• All will be brought back into
God’s presence for judgment.
• We live on a telestial, fallen
earth.
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of the Fall
from Which We Need to
Be Saved
The Unconditional
Blessings of the
Atonement
• Physical death: We are born
with a physical body that will
eventually die.
• All who have ever lived on the
earth will be resurrected with
an immortal physical body.
• Spiritual death: We are
separated from Heavenly
Father.
• All will be brought back into
God’s presence for judgment.
• We live on a telestial, fallen
earth.
Read Doctrine and
Covenants 88:17–20.
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of the Fall
from Which We Need to
Be Saved
The Unconditional
Blessings of the
Atonement
• Physical death: We are born
with a physical body that will
eventually die.
• All who have ever lived on the
earth will be resurrected with
an immortal physical body.
• Spiritual death: We are
separated from Heavenly
Father.
• All will be brought back into
God’s presence for judgment.
• We live on a telestial, fallen
earth.
• The earth will be made
celestial.
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of Our Own
Fall from Which We
Need to Be Saved
• As we become accountable
for our choices, our sins make
us unworthy to dwell in
Heavenly Father’s Presence
(see Moses 6:57).
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of Our Own
Fall from Which We
Need to Be Saved
• As we become accountable
for our choices, our sins make
us unworthy to dwell in
Heavenly Father’s Presence
(see Moses 6:57).
The Conditional
Blessings of the
Atonement
Read Moses 5:5–11.
(See Also Alma 34:13–
17; Moroni 10:32–33.)
The Fall and the Atonement
The Results of Our Own
Fall from Which We
Need to Be Saved
• As we become accountable
for our choices, our sins make
us unworthy to dwell in
Heavenly Father’s Presence
(see Moses 6:57).
The Conditional
Blessings of the
Atonement
If we have faith in Jesus
Christ, repent, and are
baptized, we can be cleansed
from our sins. Through the
gift of the Holy Ghost, we
can become worthy to dwell
in the Father’s presence and
become as He is.