1 Nephi 3:19 · Omni 1:17
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1 Nephi 3:19 is a purpose-statement and Omni 1:17 a narrative state report ~450 years later — a purpose and a later negative case are not the same proposition restated, so 'paraphrase' was a category error; no distinctive shared phrasing exists ('language'+'records' co-occur only as common words). This is the purpose-and-proof structural pattern (⑤).