Jarom 1:11 · 2 Nephi 25:27
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The phrase 'intent for which it was given' (Jarom) ≈ 'for what end the law was given' (Nephi) — same teaching point in different words, neither quoting the other; in both verses it stands beside the look-forward clause. Tiered paraphrase since the wordings differ.