Mosiah 27:37 · Mosiah 15:14
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Narrative payoff: the narrator's blessing on the sons of Mosiah carries Abinadi's re-voiced Isaiah 52:7 triplet - 'did publish peace' (27:37) / 'published peace' (15:14), 'good tidings of good', and the 'reigneth' close ('the Lord reigneth' for 'Thy God reigneth'; 'did publish good tidings' where 15:14/Isaiah 52:7 read 'brought'/'bringeth'). The verbal sharing is textual; the claim that 27:37 deliberately narrates 15:17's 'those who shall hereafter publish peace' as fulfilled is a hedged interpretive callout on isaiah.md (no fulfillment formula or citation at 27:37).