Mosiah 20:22 · Mosiah 22:4
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Gideon's two speeches sit on opposite sides of 'bondage': submission counseled when the alternative is annihilation (20:20-22), deliverance authored when a bloodless exit exists (22:2-8). The text never juxtaposes the speeches; consistent-counselor arc offered for weighing, hedged.