2 Nephi 9:12 · Revelation 20:13
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The pairing of 'death and hell' as a single agent that delivers up the dead. Across the corpus the phrase 'death and hell' stands at exactly five verses — 2 Nephi 9:10, 9:12, 9:26, Revelation 20:13, 20:14 — and the reversed order — hell and death — at none. Both texts attach the same verb-idea to it: Jacob's 'death and hell must deliver up their dead' and Revelation's 'death and hell delivered up the dead which were in them'. Variants reported, not scored: Jacob's is future and doctrinal, Revelation's past and visionary; Jacob unpacks the pair (hell delivers spirits, the grave delivers bodies), Revelation adds the sea as a third giver-up. Jacob 2 Nephi 9:10 also names the pair a monster: 'that monster, death and hell'. The corpus gives no account of the parallel; origin outside this wiki's scope. Class (c). asserted_by wiki.