D&C 130:7 · Revelation 15:2
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'sea of glass' stands at exactly four distinct frozen verses in the corpus: Revelation 4:6, Revelation 15:2, D&C 77:1, and D&C 130:7. Of the two visionary carriers only Revelation 15:2 joins the sea to fire, the pairing this verse carries, and it is paired for that reason; the other reads 'a sea of glass like unto crystal' (Revelation 4:6) — and 'like unto crystal' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses, that one and D&C 130:9, two verses later. Divergences: the vision sees the sea and names who stands on it, this verse makes it the material of 'a globe' and names who resides there; the vision's 'mingled with fire' (a phrase standing at exactly one frozen verse in the corpus) reads simply 'and fire' here. The corpus's fourth carrier glosses the figure differently again — 'It is the earth, in its sanctified, immortal, and eternal state.' (D&C 77:1) — and is disclosed, not ranked.