D&C 107:2 · Alma 13:14
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Shared vocabulary only: Melchizedek, high priest, an order, a superlative about the man (Alma 13:19: 'none were greater'). Reading Alma's account as the explanation behind the revelation's 'such a great high priest' is interpretive; neither text cites the other. Rendered on the page as a weigh-this callout, not asserted.