Helaman 5:10 · Alma 11:34
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Helaman, instructing his sons, quotes Amulek by name with three coordinates at once — speaker (Amulek), addressee (Zeezrom), and city (Ammonihah) — the record's most fully attributed internal quotation to date. Recast reported as fact: at Alma 11:34 Amulek's answer is a flat negative (he 'shall not' save his people IN their sins, developed across 11:34-37); Helaman states it as a positive IN/FROM distinction ('not… to redeem them in their sins, but to redeem them from their sins'), a framing that is the citing prophet's, not a phrase standing at Alma 11:34. The named attribution is the textual fact; the in/from formulation is Helaman's gloss. Zeezrom-side handling on zeezrom.md. Adjacent named citations in the same instruction: king Benjamin (Helaman 5:9) and the roster 'Alma, and Amulek, and Zeezrom' (Helaman 5:41).
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