Mosiah 5:9 · Mosiah 26:24
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Benjamin's promise (called by the name of Christ + right hand + knowing the name) is spoken back in the Lord's first person in the discipline revelation; speaker self-identified at 26:23 ('it is I that taketh upon me the sins of the world'). Supporting end 26:18 'blessed is this people who are willing to bear my name; for in my name shall they be called'. Right-hand/left-hand placement language occurs in Mosiah only at 5:9-12 and 26:23-24 (2 Ne 19:20/Isaiah is a different sense).