Is Jesus Christ ever referred to as "the Most High God"? 1 Nephi 11:6

Is Jesus Christ ever referred to as "the Most High God"? In 1 Nephi 11:6 it seems to be referring to Heavenly Father.

This question goes with all the other questions about "which God" is it.

So I used Wordcruncher and discovered that there are 22 instances of the exact phrase "most high God" in the standard works, and I'm also counting Luke 8:28 which has "Jesus, thou Son of God most high."

OT : 9 in Genesis, Psalms and Daniel
NT : 4 in Mark, Luke, Acts and Hebrews
BoM : 6 in 1 Nephi, Alma and 3 Nephi
D&C : 3 in sections 36, 39 and 45

I discovered it's really hard to know exactly which member(s) of the godhead are being referenced. I also was strict, in that I only allowed myself to assign them to one category. These are the categories:

Jesus Christ
Heavenly Father
Holy Ghost
All Three At The Same Time
Jesus Christ and Heavenly Father
Heavenly Father and the Holy Ghost
Jesus Christ and the Holy Ghost
AMBIGUOUS <-- I did not allow any of them to stay in this category, even though that is where I put a lot of them at first.

Here's a list of all the instances of "most high God":

Genesis 14:18

Genesis 14:19

Genesis 14:20

Genesis 14:22

Psalms 57:2

Psalms 78:56

Daniel 3:26

Daniel 5:18

Daniel 5:21

Mark 5:7

Luke 8:28

Acts 16:17

Hebrews 7:1

1 Nephi 11:6

1 Nephi 11:6

Doctrine and Covenants 36:3

Alma 26:14

3 Nephi 4:32

3 Nephi 4:32

Doctrine and Covenants 39:19

Doctrine and Covenants 45:66

3 Nephi 11:17

And here is my biased, opinionated judgment about how many times they refer to whom:

Jesus Christ: 11

Heavenly Father: 5

All Three At The Same Time: 6

Reference	Jesus Christ	Heavenly Father	Holy Ghost	All Three At The Same Time	notes	why I think this
Genesis 14:18	1				priest of the most High God	Melchizedek priesthood is after the "order of the son of God."
Genesis 14:19				1	Abram of the most High God	reference to a man with the priesthood
Genesis 14:20				1	delivered thine enemies into thine hand	could possibly be all three
Genesis 14:22	1				the LORD is the possessor of heaven and earth
Psalms 57:2		1			who performeth all things for me is probably Jesus	who do we cry unto? We cry unto Heavenly Father.
Psalms 78:56				1	they tempted and provoked the most high God	could be all three
Daniel 3:26				1	who were Shadrach, Meshach and Abed-nego the servants of?	reference to men serving God with the priesthood; probably means they had the melchizedek priesthood.
Daniel 5:18				1	who gave Nebuchadnezzer a kingdom?
Daniel 5:21				1	who ruled in the kingdom of men?
Mark 5:7		1			Jesus is the son of the Most High God
Luke 8:28		1			Jesus is the son of the Most High God
Acts 16:17	1				servants of the most High God
Hebrews 7:1	1				priest of the most high God
1 Nephi 11:6		1			Jesus is his Son
1 Nephi 11:6		1			Jesus is his Son
Doctrine and Covenants 36:3	1				say blessed be the name of the most high God	refers to the name
Alma 26:14	1				praise him forever	about his name
3 Nephi 4:32	1				blessed be the name of the Lord God Almighty	about his name
3 Nephi 4:32	1				blessed be the name of the Lord God Almighty	about his name
Doctrine and Covenants 39:19	1				blessed be the name of the Lord God Almighty	about his name
Doctrine and Covenants 45:66	1				saints of the Most High God	who do we serve? Jesus Christ
3 Nephi 11:17	1				blessed be the name of the Most High God!	about his name

Answer: Yes. Here are the other eleven references to Jesus Christ as "the most high God":

Genesis 14:18

Genesis 14:22

Acts 16:17

Hebrews 7:1

Alma 26:14

3 Nephi 4:32 (twice)

3 Nephi 11:17

Doctrine and Covenants 36:3

Doctrine and Covenants 39:19

Doctrine and Covenants 45:66

The Holy Ghost is never referred to as "the most high God."