Mosiah 29:13 · Mosiah 23:8
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The just-king concession clause shared nearly verbatim between Alma's Helam speech and Mosiah's letter ('you'/'ye'; Alma's 'always' lands later in Mosiah's own sentence: 'if this could always be the case'). The phrase 'just men to be your kings' occurs at exactly these two verses in the corpus. Companion to mos-kj-not-expedient: both halves of Alma's argument (concession + refusal) reappear in the letter.