Mosiah 25:10 · Mosiah 24:22
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The phrase 'thanks to God' occurs at exactly four verses in the record (Mosiah 8:19; 24:21; 24:22; 25:10), with four further corpus occurrences (Acts 27:35; 1 Thessalonians 1:2; Colossians 1:3; 3:17); and 25:10 names the very deliverance 24:21-22 narrates as its object: hearing the account read, the Zarahemla audience performs the delivered people's own recorded paired act - voices raised + thanks to God. Voice-motif context on page: under bondage they 'did not raise their voices' (24:12). Adjacent 24:21 is separately registered (mos-bond-thesis-verdict, mos-bond-remember-captivity, bondage-and-deliverance.md) - different pairings.