| 1 Ne. 10: 14 | (1 Ne. 15: 7) natural branches of olive-tree are remnant of house of Israel. |
| 1 Ne. 19: 12 | the God of nature suffers. |
| Jacob 5: 3-77 | parable of olive-tree, with natural branches and fruit. |
| Mosiah 3: 16 | in Adam, or by nature, men fall. |
| Mosiah 3: 19 | natural man is enemy to God. |
| Mosiah 16: 5 | he who persists in carnal nature remains in fallen state. |
| Alma 19: 6 | light of everlasting life overcomes Lamoni’s natural frame. |
| Alma 26: 21 | what natural man knows these things. |
| Alma 41: 4 | every thing shall be restored to its natural frame. |
| Alma 41: 11 | all men who are in state of nature have gone contrary to nature of God. |
| Alma 41: 12 | restoration does not mean to take a thing of natural state and place it in unnatural state. |
| Alma 42: 10 | men become carnal, sensual, and devilish, by nature. |
| Hel. 13: 38 | ye have sought for happiness in doing iniquity, which is contrary to nature of God’s righteousness. |
| Ether 3: 2 | because of the fall our natures have become evil continually. |
| D&C 29: 35 | commandments are not natural nor temporal. |
| D&C 29: 43 | by natural death man may be raised in immortality unto eternal life. |
| D&C 58: 3 | ye cannot behold design of God with natural eyes. |
| D&C 67: 10 | man cannot see God with carnal or natural mind. |
| D&C 67: 12 | natural man cannot abide presence of God. |
| D&C 88: 28 | celestial spirit shall receive same body which was a natural body. |
| D&C 121: 39 | nature and disposition of almost all men to exercise unrighteous dominion. |
| Moses 1: 11 | Moses could not behold God with natural eyes. |
| Moses 6: 36 | Moses beholds things not visible to natural eye. |