Jacob 7:4 · 2 Nephi 9:28
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Jacob's own 2 Nephi covenant discourse warns of the learned who hearken not to God; the antagonist he later faces is introduced as 'learned' with power of speech 'according to the power of the devil'. Verbal overlap is mainly the word 'learned' — thematic, not quotation.