Mosiah 16:10 · 2 Nephi 9:7
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In-corpus pairing: Jacob's negative conditional ('could not put on incorruption') turned affirmative ('shall put on incorruption'), verbatim core 'corruption…put on incorruption'. 16:10 also carries Enos's mortal/immortality pair (Enos 1:27, registered sb-atone-mortal), uniting both noun-pairs on one line. The verse's second half is registered on abinadi.md (mos-abinadi-stand-judged, 16:10 <-> 1 Nephi 15:33) - different clause, no overlap. The 16:10a resemblance to 1 Corinthians 15:53 ('this mortal must put on immortality') is a genuine corpus parallel — the New Testament is frozen in the corpus — disclosed here rather than registered on this pair; the note's record-scoped point (negative conditional turned affirmative) stands.