Alma 10:19 · Mosiah 29:27
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Amulek explicitly cites 'Mosiah… who was our last king' (10:19). The doctrine matches; wording is loose recall ('ripe for destruction' is Amulek's, not the letter's 'great destruction'). The named attribution is the fact; the divergence reported.