Mosiah 29:23 · Mosiah 11:2
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The letter's generic wicked-king profile (29:21-23) read as a generalization of Noah's chapter-11 record, with 29:18 naming the case ('remember king Noah'). Correspondences offered for weighing: teareth up predecessors' laws (29:22) <-> changed the affairs of the kingdom / put down his father's priests (11:4-5); laws after his own wickedness (29:23) <-> walked after the desires of his own heart, caused his people to commit sin (11:2); sends armies against rebels (29:23) <-> Noah's army sent against Alma's believers (18:33; 23:1); dethrone only by blood (29:21) <-> the violent end of Noah's reign (Mosiah 19). Limits stated on the page: the letter never cites chapter 11, and several clauses (friends in iniquity, guards about him) have no exact chapter-11 counterpart.