Mosiah 4:26 · Jacob 2:19
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The corpus's only two multi-element relief catalogs ('naked', 'hungry', 'administer' co-occur only at these two verses). Differences: order inverted (Jacob naked->hungry; Benjamin hungry->naked); Jacob's 'liberate the captive' has no Benjamin counterpart; Benjamin adds 'visiting the sick' and 'both spiritually and temporally'. Shared elements: clothe/clothing the naked, feed/feeding the hungry, administer(-ing) relief to the sick. Neither passage cites the other; frames differ (Jacob: purpose of seeking riches; Benjamin: retaining a remission of sins).