3 Nephi 4:30 · Alma 36:2
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The full triad 'the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob' occurs at four verses in the record: 1 Nephi 6:4 (Nephi's stated authorial intent), Alma 36:2 (Alma to Helaman: the God who delivered the fathers from bondage), 3 Nephi 4:30 (the delivered nation's thanksgiving shout after the robber war), and Mormon 9:11 — where Moroni attaches it to the God-of-miracles argument, a frame distinct from the deliverance framing the paired ends share. (Corpus-wide the frozen New Testament carries the full triad four more times — Matthew 22:32, Mark 12:26, Luke 20:37, Acts 7:32 — eight in all.) The 3 Nephi leg is the triad's first LITURGICAL use - a people crying it 'with one voice' - and its deliverance framing matches Alma 36:2's exactly (deliver/protect the people). This deliverance-invocation is a DIFFERENT construction from the sit-down-with-Abraham-Isaac-and-Jacob kingdom formula (alma-sit-down-patriarchs family) - same three names, different sentence shape; the two chains are not merged. 1 Nephi 6:4's leg named here; near-variants: Alma 29:11 ('the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob, did deliver them out of bondage' - one conjunction short of the full string, same deliverance framing), Mosiah 7:19, 23:23 (partial forms).