Alma 46:8 · Mosiah 13:29
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The editor's 'thus we see' moral repeats Abinadi's verdict on law-given Israel; exact string 'quick to do iniquity'. The nearby 'do iniquity' chain varies the adverb: 1 Nephi 17:45 reads 'swift to do iniquity', while Mosiah 9:3 uses neither 'swift' nor 'quick' (its clause is 'slow to remember the Lord our God'); Mosiah 13:29 is verbally closest, sharing the exact 'quick to do iniquity, and slow to remember'. War-narrative inverses chain-noted: Alma 55:31 / 62:49 'not slow to remember the Lord their God'.