Nephi’s final testimony reprises themes he has already taught. In chapter 31, he reiterated his love of plainness. He has also denounced anger against Yahweh’s word (2 Ne. 1:26, 28:28). He foresees the reaction to his words and spells out the contrast between the righteous and the wicked. Those with the Spirit will accept his words; those who are “of the devil” will be angry. Nephi continues to use Yahweh and Satan as opposites, and their opposition models antithetical themes. In this case, acceptance of the gospel stands in contrast to anger with and rejection of the gospel. Nevertheless, Nephi affirms the gospel’s truthfulness, bearing testimony of his own salvation.