Jacob 6:11 · 2 Nephi 33:9
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2 Nephi 33:9 is the verbally closest end: it alone shares the imperative — 'enter in at the strait gate' (Jacob 6:11) / 'enter into the narrow gate' (33:9) — plus the continue-until frame ('continue in the way', Jacob 6:11; 'continue in the path until', 33:9). Textual fact — the adjectives swap: Jacob 6:11 has a STRAIT gate and a way which is NARROW; 33:9 has a NARROW gate and a STRAIT path; 2 Nephi 31:18 puts both adjectives on the path.