_1. The Atonement as Related to Adam's Transgression, and Man's Individual Sins:_ As already observed a difference is to be noted between the results flowing out of the Atonement for Adam's first sin--the fall; and the results derived from the satisfaction made by the Christ for man's individual sins. The difference consists in this: First, from the consequences of Adam's transgression, there comes full and free redemption--salvation unconditional and universal. "By Adam came the fall of man. And because of the fall of man, came Jesus Christ even the Father and the Son;[A] and because of Jesus Christ came the redemption of man. And because of the redemption of man, which came by Jesus Christ, they are brought back into the presence of the Lord; yea, this is wherein all men are redeemed, because the death of Christ bringeth to pass the resurrection, which bringeth to pass a redemption from an endless sleep, from which sleep all men shall be awakened by the power of God when the trump shall sound; and they shall come forth, both small and great, and all shall stand before his bar, being redeemed and loosed from this eternal band of death, which death is a temporal death."[B] [Footnote A: For explanation see Doc. & Cov. Sec. xciii:1-6.] [Footnote B: Book of Mormon, Ch. ix:12, 13. Also II Nephi Ch. ix. Both chapters are devoted to the idea of the text above, and should be studied carefully; they are too long for quotation here.] To this may be added Paul's great generalization: "Since by man came death, by man came also the resurrection from the dead; for as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive."[A] [Footnote A: I Cor. xv:21, 22.]