Mosiah 9:1 · Mosiah 1:2
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Corpus-wide grep: 'taught in all the language' occurs at exactly these two verses (Mosiah 9:1, Mosiah 1:2). Borderline distinctive-phrasing/paraphrase because the objects differ ('of the Nephites' vs 'of his fathers'); kept textual on the five-word shared string plus matching function - an education credential prefacing a record (Zeniff's) or a charge over records (Benjamin's sons). The page discloses the borderline status.