Mosiah 1:5 · 1 Nephi 5:19
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Prophecy read as standing fact ~5 centuries on: Lehi prophesies the plates never perish nor dim; Benjamin describes them kept, preserved, legible, 'always before our eyes'. Hedged interpretive: no shared phrasing ('never perish' vs 'kept and preserved'), and Benjamin nowhere cites Lehi's prophecy - the fulfillment framing is the reader's. near end deliberately Mosiah 1:5 (clearly brass plates) NOT 1:6's 'we have them before our eyes', whose antecedent is ambiguous (nearest = plates of Nephi, possibly both sets) - flagged on page.