Mosiah 3:19 · 1 Corinthians 2:14
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'the natural man' — the unregenerate self set against the Spirit. Scope = the whole corpus. 'natural man' occurs at 1 Corinthians 2:14; Mosiah 3:19 (x2); Alma 26:21 ('what natural man is there that knoweth these things' — rhetorical); Moses 1:14 ('I can look upon thee in the natural man' — the mortal body). The shared anthropological use (natural man vs. the things of the Spirit) is specific to Mosiah 3:19 and 1 Corinthians 2:14; the other two are different senses. The shared term is three words — a narrow basis, noted for editorial review. The existing internal record mos-atone-enemy-to-god (Mosiah 3:19 ↔ Mosiah 16:5) grounds 'enemy to God'; this grounds the 'natural man'/Spirit far end, legal since 1 Corinthians's retirement to ordinary status. Standing disclosure required on host. Origin out of scope.