3 Nephi 13:11 · Matthew 6:12
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The Lord's Prayer, second divergence. The forgive-us-our-debts petition is word-for-word (3 Nephi 13:11 = Matthew 6:12). Between the preceding petition and this one, Matthew 6:11 ('Give us this day our daily bread') has no counterpart: the temple prayer passes from 'as it is in heaven' (13:10) directly to 'forgive us our debts' (13:11). Together with ntconv-stt-16, the temple form omits two of Matthew's petitions.
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