5 And a book of remembrance was kept, in the which was recorded, in the language of Adam, for it was given unto as many as called upon God to write by the spirit of inspiration;
I like the phrase at the end - as one follows God, one is to write their experiences with God and the things you wrote would influenced by the spirit of inspiration. So, here I am, writing what I see and working to engage the Lord's inspiration.
6 And by them their children were taught to read and write, having a language which was pure and undefiled.
So we write write under inspiration to teach our children to do the same. And what is all of this about having a "pure and undefiled" language? Is that to better capture the inspiration that one gets and then transmits?
In Adam's day, "religion" was family-based, rather than somewhat congregational as today. I prefer the older form, but kids don't stay close to home these days, so it is trickier, though modern communication lets us be "virtually" together (I guess).
From God, to the parents, to the children.
