Alma 24:11 · 2 Nephi 25:23
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The all-we-could-do / all-we-can-do phrase pair ('it was all we could do' and 'all that we could do', Alma 24:11; 'after all we can do', 2 Nephi 25:23). Registered as shared-phrasing/textual per the locked path: the note reports the propositional difference plainly and claims nothing about dependence. Nephi sets grace BEYOND human effort (saved by grace, after all we can do); the king makes repentance ITSELF the all-we-could-do (it was all that we could do to repent). Real verbal contact; the text supplies no link between the two verses.