Alma 60:13 · Alma 14:11
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The slain-righteous theodicy, carried across genre: Moroni states as settled doctrine in his war-epistle (Alma 60:13) what Alma stated at the Ammonihah martyrdom (Alma 14:11). Both turn the death of the innocent into the ground of a just judgment on the killers; both add that the slain are received by God ('enter into the rest of the Lord their God' / 'receiveth them up unto himself, in glory'). Internal Alma-Alma pair, decades apart.