Alma 37:5 · 1 Nephi 5:19
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Lehi's unconditional permanence-prophecy and Alma's conditional brightness-promise read as the same standing doctrine of the plates' imperishability, stated generations apart in wholly different words. NO shared phrasing; no citation by Alma of Lehi. The conditional-vs-unconditional asymmetry ('if they are kept' vs 'never perish') is the natural counter-reading.