Alma 7:12 · Hebrews 2:18
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Both ground Christ's ability to help in his own experience of suffering. Shared distinctive vocabulary: 'succor'/'succour' + 'infirmities' + 'tempted'/'temptations.' The load-bearing link is the verb 'succor,' which stands with 'infirmities' in one BoM passage ONLY -- Alma 7:12 (other BoM 'succor' occurrences: military relief and almsgiving at Alma 4:13, 57:12, 60:5, 60:8, Mosiah 4:16; and the Lord's declining -- 'I will not succor my people', Mosiah 7:29 -- none joined to 'infirmities'). The companion Hebrews verse 4:15 completes the pair on the other shared word: 'touched with the feeling of our infirmities; but was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin.' PROVENANCE HONESTY: Alma 7:11's neighbor-strand 'take upon him the pains and the sicknesses of his people' has an Isaiah 53 background (already registered as alma-pains-sicknesses, Alma 7:11 <-> Mosiah 14:4/Isaiah 53) and is NOT this record; the 'succor' verb here is Hebrews-2:18-distinctive, not from Isaiah 53. Distinct verse-pair from alma-pains-sicknesses (different verse, different far end, different strand). Type paraphrase: the shared content is the doctrine + keywords, restated in Alma's own words; no coined phrase spans both. Class (c): Alma's own prophecy of Christ (Alma 7:7–13); no source named; origin out of scope. Page-host proposed alma-the-younger.md to co-locate with alma-pains-sicknesses; atonement.md is the thematic alternative.