D&C 76:15 · John 5:29
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D&C 76:15 names its source by book, chapter and verse — "the twenty-ninth verse of the fifth chapter of John" — and then quotes it. The quotation itself lands two verses later at D&C 76:17, which is registered against John 5:29 as w5-dc76-john529-named; this record grounds the naming verse, so the citation and the quotation are both visible in the register. The wording at D&C 76:17 diverges from John 5:29 at two points: "they who have done good" for "they that have done good", and "in the resurrection of the just" / "in the resurrection of the unjust" for "unto the resurrection of life" / "unto the resurrection of damnation". Reported as textual facts.