Mosiah 21:14 · Mosiah 29:20
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Mosiah's retrospective explanation of why deliverance came tracks the Limhi narrative's pivot verse pair by pair: humble themselves + cry mightily -> deliver out of bondage. 29:20 then universalizes the pattern ('thus doth the Lord work… in all cases among the children of men, extending the arm of mercy towards them that put their trust in him' - the arm-of-mercy clause is registered as mos-abinadi-arms-of-mercy on abinadi.md).