Alma 58:11 · Alma 38:8
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The peace-to-the-soul object occurs at exactly these two verses in the record - Alma 38:8 'peace to my soul' and Alma 58:11 'peace to our souls'. 58:11 is Helaman's own epistle (the divine answer to his army's prayer); 38:8 is Alma's testament to Shiblon (the answer to his conversion-cry). Person/number/verb shift (I/my/find -> he/our/speak); the shared object is peace-to-the-soul in its two number-forms, not a single verbatim phrase.