3 Nephi 27:19 · Alma 11:37
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The gospel-definition (3 Ne 27:13-21) braids two chains the page and its neighbors track from 1 Nephi. (1) No-unclean-thing rule: cannot enter/inherit/dwell in the kingdom at six verses - 'dwell with God' (1 Ne 10:21), 'cannot any unclean thing enter into the kingdom of God' (1 Ne 15:34, verbally closest to 27:19's enter-into-kingdom verb), 'inherit the kingdom of heaven' (Alma 11:37, this record's anchor), 'inherit the kingdom of God' (Alma 40:26), 'enter into his kingdom' (3 Ne 27:19), and Alma 7:21's 'neither can filthiness or anything which is unclean be received into the kingdom of God'; chain registered on alma-the-younger.md as alma-no-unclean-inherit. (2) Garments washed in blood: Nephi's vision-image 'made white in the blood of the Lamb' (1 Ne 12:11) become Alma's sermon doctrine 'their garments were washed white through the blood of the Lamb' (Alma 13:11); registered as alma-garments-washed-white. 27:19 turns it to first person - washed 'in my blood', the Lord naming the blood as his own. Both alma- chains disclosed, not duplicated (single registered endpoint = Alma 11:37). Third strand: 'entereth into his rest' is the enter-into-his-rest vocabulary of Alma 12-13 (Alma 12:34-37; 13:6,12,16,29; also Jacob 1:7) - noted as textual fact, treated where that chain lives, not registered here (out of this record's scope).