Helaman 11:4 · Helaman 10:6
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Internal pair: the sealing power granted at 10:6 ('smite the earth with famine') is exercised in the record only in this one episode, in inverse mercy -- Nephi asks for the famine to PREVENT destruction by the sword (11:4), not to inflict it, and then asks it away at the people's repentance (11:9-16). At 11:14 the chapter audits its own miracle by self-citation: 'thou didst hearken unto my words when I said, Let there be a famine, that the pestilence of the sword might cease'..