Jacob 7:25 · 2 Nephi 4:30
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The possessive rock-of-salvation form occurs at exactly three verses in the record — 'the rock of my salvation' (2 Nephi 4:30, Nephi's psalm), 'the rock of your salvation' (2 Nephi 9:45, Jacob's own sermon), 'rock of their salvation' (Jacob 7:25). Across the frozen corpus it runs to seven under a case-insensitive count, adding the Old Testament well the image draws on (2 Samuel 22:47, Psalms 89:26, Psalms 95:1, and Deuteronomy 32:15's capitalized divine title 'the Rock of his salvation'; case-strict the corpus total is six). The record's confined distribution supports shared-phrasing textual; the page honestly notes Jacob 7:25 may echo Jacob's own 2 Nephi 9:45 as readily as Nephi's psalm, and reports the my→your→their progression without asserting design.