Mosiah 2:28 · Jacob 2:2
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Identical eight-word frame 'that I might rid my garments of your' differing only in the final word (blood/sins); both speakers discharge an office at the temple. Extends the registered chain jac-jacob-garments (Jacob 1:19 <-> 2 Nephi 9:44); Jacob 2:2 is the verbally closest far end ('rid my garments of your' exact). Carried ends: Jacob 1:19 'their blood might not come upon our garments' (matched by Mosiah 2:27 'that your blood should not come upon me') and 2 Nephi 9:44 'am rid of your blood'.