Mosiah 12:3 · Mosiah 20:21
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The two ends share no distinctive phrasing - Mosiah 20:21 is a participant's general fulfillment-citation naming the prophet, not a verbal echo of the garment figure, whose narrated fulfillment is the fire-death at Mosiah 19:20 ('caused that he should suffer, even unto death by fire'). An in-text citation without shared phrasing is the structural pattern (5), not paraphrase (3). The citation itself is textual fact; that it certifies the garment prophecy in particular is the interpretive layer, carried on abinadi.md. The priests' variant report of the same prophecy is Mosiah 12:10 ('as a garment in a furnace of fire').