Mosiah 19:4 · Mosiah 20:17
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Gideon's two introductions use the same 'he being…' epithet construction with reversed content - enemy to king Noah (19:4), captain to king Limhi (20:17). The appointment is never narrated and the kings differ; offered as a deliberate marked reversal, hedged.