Mosiah 28:15 · 1 Nephi 19:3
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The clause 'who should possess the land' occurs at exactly these two verses (other 'possess the land' hits lack 'who should'), both in purpose-statements for preserved records/instruments ('kept'). Purposes diverge - instruction of one's own people vs disclosure of a destroyed people's iniquities to successors - stated as fact.