Moses 1:26 · 1 Nephi 17:24
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The one point where the book of Moses's Moses and the Book of Mormon's Moses touch: God's future commission to deliver Israel from bondage (Moses 1:26) and the Book of Mormon's memory of that deliverance as accomplished history (1 Nephi 17:24; cf. 1 Nephi 4:2, 17:26). Rests on the shared figure and event, viewed prospectively vs retrospectively, not on distinctive phrasing (Moses 1:26 'deliver my people from bondage', 1 Nephi 17:24 'led out of bondage' — common Exodus idiom). Weakest of the page's records; surfaced because apart from it the Book of Mormon's Moses references (law of Moses; Red-Sea deliverer) never touch the book-of-Moses material.
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