Lambs and Doves

In 2 Nephi 13 (Simple Copy), Nephi says – and I take liberty in likening it in form of a poem for deeper analysis – and items in parenthesis are added by myself:

And now if the Lamb of God 

he being holy

should have need 

to be baptized 

by water 

to fulfil all righteousness 

O 

then how much more need 

have we 

being unholy 

to be baptized 

yes 

even by water 

And now 

I would ask of you 

my beloved brethren 

wherein the Lamb 

of God did fulfil 

all righteousness 

in be(-)ing 

baptized by water 

Know you not 

that 

he was holy 

But 

notwithstanding he being holy 

he shows 

unto the children 

of men 

that according to the flesh he humbles himself 

before the Father 

and witnesses 

unto the Father 

that 

he would be obedient 

unto him 

in keeping his commandments 

wherefore 

after 

he was baptized with water 

the Holy Ghost descended upon him 

in the form of a dove 

And again 

It shows unto the children 

of men 

the straightness 

of the path 

and the narrowness 

of the gate 

by which they should enter 

he having set the example before them 

And he said unto the children 

of men 

follow you me 

Wherefore 

my beloved brethren 

can we follow 

Jesus 

save we will be willing 

to keep the commandments of the Father 

And the father said 

repent you repent you (YOU REPENT!  YOU REPENT!!!)

and be baptized 

in the name of 

my 

beloved Son 

And also 

the voice of the Son came 

unto me saying 

he 

that is baptized in my name 

to him 

will the father give 

the holy Ghost 

like 

unto me 

wherefore follow me 

and do the things 

which you have seen me do 

Wherefore 

my beloved brethren 

I know that if you 

will follow the Son 

with full purpose of heart 

acting no hypocrisy and 

no deception before God 

but with real intent 

repenting of your sins 

witnessing unto the Father 

that you are willing 

to take upon you the name of Christ 

by baptism yes 

by following your Lord and your Savior down into the water according to his word 

behold then 

will you receive the holy Ghost 

yes then 

comes the baptism of fire 

and of the Holy Ghost 

and then

can you speak 

with the tongue of angels 

and shout 

praises unto the Holy One of Israel(!)

As an aside: 

Nephi is well aware of Christ's given name.  He refers to the Lamb of God several times in chapter 13.  He also references the dove.  He also references the voice of the Father.  If Christ is both described and named as the Lamb, the Holy Ghost is as a dove, what do you suppose the Father may be likened to?