Alma 12:36 · Jacob 1:7
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Provocation + swear-in-wrath + enter-into-rest at both ends (Alma 12:35 carries 'I swear in my wrath that he shall not enter into my rest'). Jacob names the wilderness provocation; Alma counts provocations (first/last) and extends rest-language through Alma 13:6-29. Previously an open-uncertainty entry (Psalm 95 echo); the pair is now internal, and Psalm 95 stays as background.