Mosiah 15:9 · 2 Nephi 9:26
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The formula — 'satisfied the demands of justice' (Mosiah 15:9) / 'satisfieth the demands of his justice' (2 Nephi 9:26) — occurs in the record only at these two verses. The phrase 'demands of' otherwise appears at Mosiah 2:38 (Benjamin's 'the demands of divine justice' - the no-atonement case where the demands land on the man; cited on page as third witness), and in Alma - 34:16 twice ('mercy can satisfy the demands of justice' and 'the whole law of the demands of justice', registered separately as alma-amulek-mercy-justice) and 42:15 ('appease the demands of justice'). Alma 34:16's 'satisfy the demands of justice' takes MERCY, not the atonement, as subject, so it sits outside this note's satisfied/satisfieth-the-demands pair. Distinctive to Abinadi: the spatial image 'standing betwixt them and justice'. Second record alongside mos-atone-mercy-claim - judged two distinct idioms (mercy's claim vs justice's demands).