2 Nephi 1:30 · 1 Nephi 4:31
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Lehi's blessing opens with the exact designation under which Zoram entered the record; 'the servant of Laban' is the narrative's fixed title for him throughout 1 Nephi 4 (vv. 20, 30, 31, 38) before any name is given.