3 Nephi 18:7 · Luke 22:19
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The Bountiful institution and Luke's share the remembrance formula — "do in remembrance" — with the object shifted: Luke's remembrance is of the giver ("of me"), the Bountiful command names the body itself, "which I have shown unto you". 1 Corinthians 11:24–25 carries Paul's form of the same clause, and the sacrament prayer at Moroni 4:3 fixes the remembrance-of-the-body language in the ordinance. Reported as textual facts.
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