Alma 39:6 · Jacob 7:19
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The term 'unpardonable' occurs at exactly two verses in the corpus (Alma 39:6 and Jacob 7:19). Alma DEFINES the unpardonable sin (denying the Holy Ghost against knowledge); Sherem, dying, FEARS his lie qualifies. The two contexts are not the same claim and are reported each in its own frame, deliberately left unharmonized.