Mosiah 22:4 · Mosiah 24:17
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'deliver this people out of bondage' occurs at exactly these two verses in the corpus to date: Gideon's offer to king Limhi in the first narrative, and the Lord's commission to Alma in the second. Both sentences are first-person 'I will' promises attached to a human leader who goes before the people - in one the speaker is the servant, in the other the Lord who sends the servant. Key mirror evidence for the paired-deliverances structure (see mos-bond-mirrored-deliverances).