Alma 9:4 · Alma 16:9
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The mockers' taunt ('great city,' destroyed) is the destruction-notice; the 'in one day' payoff lands at 16:10 ('in one day it was left desolate'). The far-end quote is held to one verse (16:9); the 'in one day' phrase spans 16:9-10. A prophecy-to-fulfillment pair.