Jacob 1:19 · 2 Nephi 9:44
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Jacob's signature priestly motif across his two books: the teacher answers for the people's blood unless the office is discharged — garments/blood/'spotless at the last day' at Jacob 1:19; the enacted garment-shaking and 'rid of your blood' at 2 Nephi 9:44. Renewed at Jacob 2:2: 'that I might rid my garments of your sins'. LANDED: the office's last-keeper restatement is eth-nv-garments-not-spotted (Ether 12:38 <-> Jacob 1:19) with the Moroni-to-Moroni leg eth-nv-garments-rid-blood (Ether 12:38 <-> Mormon 9:35), both on narrative-voice.md.