Korihor clearly believes in Yahweh and in Alma’s ability to communicate with Yahweh and begs for Alma to remove the curse. Alma refuses. Considering Zeezrom’s forgiveness and repentance, Korihor’s fate seems a little harsh. We do not know why Alma decides “it shall be unto thee even as the Lord will.” His only reason is that Korihor might return to preaching false doctrine. Since Korihor had secretly believed but had been led astray, Alma may see him as unduly susceptible in the future as well. However, what is clear is that the curse had ultimately come from Yahweh, so Alma felt justified in leaving it for Yahweh to remove.