Jacob 5:61 · 1 Nephi 15:36
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The adjective-above-all-other-noun superlative pattern is the corpus's standard template (18 occurrences across 17 verses and 6 noun slots — lands, churches, nations, virgins, vineyard parts, fruit; 1 Nephi 13:30 carries two, nations and lands; nine occurrences in the lands slot, at 1 Nephi 2:20, 13:30, 2 Nephi 1:5, 10:19, Ether 2:7, 2:10, 2:15, 9:20, 13:2), and 1 Nephi 8:12/8:15 already attach 'desirable above all other fruit' to the tree of life. With the referents admitted to be different figures (the vineyard's natural fruit vs the tree of life), the cross-figure echo is a weigh-this question, not a wording fact beyond what the template explains.