Mosiah 11:2 · Jacob 2:24
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Distribution: 'many wives and concubines' occurs exactly six times in the corpus (recounted 2026-08-10 at the D&C freeze) - Jacob 1:15, Jacob 2:24, Mosiah 11:2, Ether 10:5 (Riplakish, the Jaredite oppressor-parallel; possessive variants 'his wives and his concubines' at Mosiah 11:4, 11:14), and D&C 132:1 and 132:38, the latter naming the same David-and-Solomon precedent Jacob 2:24 names. Double contact: the phrase itself plus the shared verdict word 'abominable' attached to it at both ends. Noah is thus described in the precise phrase Jacob's sermon used for the David/Solomon precedent; the rule broken is Jacob 2:27 ('save it be one wife; and concubines he shall have none'). That Noah is the one-wife commandment's first narrative violator is a fact-shaped observation about the record so far, not asserted as authorial design.