Mosiah 28:12 · Mosiah 29:26
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Reading offered for weighing: the responsiveness that marks his reign narratively (7:1 teasings; 28:12 anxiety; 29:1 desiring to know their will) is codified as law in the letter. Counterweight stated on page: a king answering petitions is not the same institution as elected judges; the text never draws the line.