3 Nephi 20:40 · Isaiah 52:7
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Isaiah 52:7, the 'beautiful upon the mountains' / 'publisheth peace' verse - the hinge of Abinadi's whole exposition (Mosiah 12:21 / 15:14-18) - now spoken by the risen Lord and re-aimed at the latter-day publication of the gospel ('And then shall they say', 20:40). Extends the publish-peace chain (mos-isa-priests-52-7, mos-isa-publish-peace-1ne, mos-isa-publish-peace-payoff), whose registered legs all stood in Mosiah until this verse. 3 Nephi's divergence: it inserts 'unto them' twice ('good tidings unto them… good tidings unto them of good') where Isaiah 52:7 and Mosiah 12:21 read plain 'good tidings'.