Alma 47:36 · Alma 24:30
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The editor cross-references his own thus-we-see moral: 24:30 states the once-enlightened-then-fallen LAW ('thus we can plainly discern'); 47:36 files the Amalickiahite dissenters under it as the CASE ('it is strange to relate'). Internal Alma pair, 23 chapters apart.