-this
is a transition, in Nephi’s mind at least, between the experiences of his father
and his own. He becomes the
“owner”. It becomes personal and the
responsibility rests upon him. Let’s see
if we can sense some changes in the details of his record.
“to proceed
with mine account, I must speak somewhat of the things of my father, and also
of my brethren”
-Nephi’s life, like ours, is fundamentally imbedded in
the life of his family. He is the person
he becomes because of his family. There
is no separating him out from the things of his father and of his
brothers. The family is our primary
context and the group which influences our mortal experience.
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