Abraham 4:3 · Genesis 1:3
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The command-and-fulfilment clause 'Let there be light; and there was light' is word-for-word between the two. The only differences are the plural subject 'they (the Gods)' vs 'God' and punctuation. Class (d) same-discourse rendering; origin out of scope in both directions; asserted_by wiki.