Mosiah 1:10 · Mosiah 6:3
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Benjamin's announcement enacted in inverted wording at the assembly's close. The king-and-ruler formula itself is common (Jacob 1:9; Mosiah 2:11, 2:30; 23:39), so this is reported as narrative announcement-to-enactment pairing, not a unique phrase.