Enos 1:2 · 2 Nephi 31:17
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The doctrine's promised remission and the corpus's first narrated case. The word 'remission' is a frequent corpus term (twenty-three verses through 3 Nephi, concentrated in Mosiah and Alma); the link is the doctrine-to-first-narrated-case pairing, not the word's rarity. Enos 1:8 grounds the remission in 'thy faith in Christ'.