Mosiah 21:28 · Omni 1:20
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Interpret + engravings + a gift of/from God co-occur at exactly these two verses (Mosiah 8:11 'able to interpret the language or the engravings' lacks the gift). Omni's subject is Mosiah I; the 'king Mosiah' of 21:28 is his grandson (Benjamin is Mosiah I's son, Omni 1:23; the reigning Mosiah is Benjamin's, Mosiah 1:2). Distinct pairing from mos-ammon-gift-retold (8:13-21:28, ammon-of-zarahemla.md) and sb-mosiah-giftpower (Omni 1:20-1 Nephi 13:35, mosiah-i.md).