Jacob 4:5 · 2 Nephi 11:4
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The same hermeneutic stated in each writer's own verb — 'pointing' (Jacob) vs 'typifying' (Nephi); neither verse quotes the other, so typed honestly as paraphrase. Jacob 4:5 then supplies a named instance Nephi did not: Abraham's offering of Isaac, 'which is a similitude of God and his Only Begotten Son.'