Here is the third instance in this chapter of the Hebrew-like use of and after a subordinate clause, in this case an if-clause. This non-English use of and was removed by Joseph Smith in his editing for the 1837 edition. For other examples of this construction with if-clauses, see under hebraisms in volume 3. Also see the discussion under 1 Nephi 17:50. The critical text will restore this usage whenever it is supported by the earliest textual sources.
Summary: Restore the Hebraistic use of and after the if-clause in Alma 32:41.