“Jared’s phrase, ‘drive us out of the land,’ is like the language used to describe Adam and Eve’s being driven from the Garden of Eden (Ether 1:38; Gen. 3:24; Moses 4:31), as well as the expression Cain used when he was driven from ‘the face of the Lord’ (Moses 5:39; Gen. 4:14). … The Hebrew word used in these verses is garash, which means to ‘drive out,’ ‘cast out,’ ‘separate,’ ‘divorce’ or ‘expel,’ sometimes suggesting ‘forcible or violent expulsion’ (Harris 1:173)” (Valletta, “Jared and His Brother,” 309).