Mosiah 1:10 · Mosiah 29:4
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Reading offered for weighing: the father's reign culminates in spoken discourse ('out of mine own mouth'), the son's in a circulated document - fitting a king characterized by reading (25:5-6) and translating (28:13). Counterweight on page: the practical occasion (29:1, a kingdom-wide question) may explain the letter without literary design.