Mosiah 27:8 · Jacob 7:4
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Interpretive claim that the record types its doctrinal antagonists by flattery. Full corpus inventory: Jacob 7:2 'many things which were flattering unto the people' (Sherem); Mosiah 11:7 'deceived by the vain and flattering words of the king and priests'; Mosiah 26:6 'did deceive many with their flattering words'; Mosiah 27:8 (Alma); doctrinal key 2 Nephi 28:22 'others he flattereth away'. Exact phrase 'much flattery' occurs only at Jacob 7:4 and Mosiah 27:8.