Helaman 12:26 · Mosiah 16:11
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Mormon's 'we read… the words which say' (12:25-26) is a citation formula. Abinadi's resurrection sentence (Mosiah 16:11) resolves good/evil to everlasting/endless life vs damnation in parallel clauses — the doctrinal parallel registered here as paraphrase. The quoted wording matches John 5:29's form, now in-corpus (frozen): the verbatim shared runs are 'they that have done good' and 'they that have done evil' ONLY — the verse tails differ (Helaman 12:26 'everlasting life… everlasting damnation' vs John 5:29 'resurrection of life… resurrection of damnation'), so no fuller match is claimed. The Mosiah 16:11 contact stays the registered paraphrase pair, not the cited source. The 3 Nephi 26 material is registered as 3ne-atone-good-evil-resurrection (26:5 <-> Mosiah 16:11).