Concerning Christ’s visitation to the Nephites, Elder Ronald A. Rasband concluded, “Certainly, there is a very profound and tender personal message here. Jesus Christ ministers to, and loves us all, one by one.”

Just as Christ ministered to the Nephites at the temple, so can He minister to us in our temples.

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Concerning Christ’s visitation to the Nephites, Elder Ronald A. Rasband concluded, “Certainly, there is a very profound and tender personal message here. Jesus Christ ministers to, and loves us all, one by one.”

Just as Christ ministered to the Nephites at the temple, so can He minister to us in our temples.

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Concerning Christ’s visitation to the Nephites, Elder Ronald A. Rasband concluded, “Certainly, there is a very profound and tender personal message here. Jesus Christ ministers to, and loves us all, one by one.”

Just as Christ ministered to the Nephites at the temple, so can He minister to us in our temples.

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Why are teachings and concepts repeated throughout 3 Nephi? It is clear that this repetition is not haphazard or coincidental. In fact, it systematically repeats material, but in reverse order. This is related to an ancient literary practice called Seidel’s Law, a practice related to chiasmus. These repetitions invite readers to connect and apply the Sermon more carefully and deliberately.

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Why are teachings and concepts repeated throughout 3 Nephi? It is clear that this repetition is not haphazard or coincidental. In fact, it systematically repeats material, but in reverse order. This is related to an ancient literary practice called Seidel’s Law, a practice related to chiasmus. These repetitions invite readers to connect and apply the Sermon more carefully and deliberately.

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Why are teachings and concepts repeated throughout 3 Nephi? It is clear that this repetition is not haphazard or coincidental. In fact, it systematically repeats material, but in reverse order. This is related to an ancient literary practice called Seidel’s Law, a practice related to chiasmus. These repetitions invite readers to connect and apply the Sermon more carefully and deliberately.

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Why are teachings and concepts repeated throughout 3 Nephi? It is clear that this repetition is not haphazard or coincidental. In fact, it systematically repeats material, but in reverse order. This is related to an ancient literary practice called Seidel’s Law, a practice related to chiasmus. These repetitions invite readers to connect and apply the Sermon more carefully and deliberately.

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Why are teachings and concepts repeated throughout 3 Nephi? It is clear that this repetition is not haphazard or coincidental. In fact, it systematically repeats material, but in reverse order. This is related to an ancient literary practice called Seidel’s Law, a practice related to chiasmus. These repetitions invite readers to connect and apply the Sermon more carefully and deliberately.

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Why are teachings and concepts repeated throughout 3 Nephi? It is clear that this repetition is not haphazard or coincidental. In fact, it systematically repeats material, but in reverse order. This is related to an ancient literary practice called Seidel’s Law, a practice related to chiasmus. These repetitions invite readers to connect and apply the Sermon more carefully and deliberately.

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The scriptures remind all who read them that just as Jesus Christ remembered His “other sheep,” He will remember all His children, even today and forever.

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