D&C 101:83 · Luke 18:3
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D&C 101:81 names the source — "the parable of the woman and the unjust judge" — and the four verses that follow reproduce it. Three of the four are registered (101:81 ↔ Luke 18:1, 101:82 ↔ Luke 18:2, 101:84 ↔ Luke 18:5); this verse completes the block. The only divergences from Luke 18:3 are punctuation: a comma for the semicolon after "city", and a colon for the comma after "saying".