D&C 63:33 · Hebrews 4:3
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The six-word run 'I have sworn in my wrath' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus, these two. What is sworn parts them completely: the letter's oath is a refusal of entry into rest, this verse's a decree of wars. The letter is itself quoting ('as he said', Hebrews 4:3) and the corpus carries the sentence it quotes twice more in a different verb form, therefore excluded from that count: 'So I sware in my wrath, They shall not enter into my rest.)' (Hebrews 3:11) and 'Unto whom I sware in my wrath that they should not enter into my rest.' (Psalms 95:11). The looser probe 'in my wrath' returns seven distinct frozen verses in the corpus — those four plus Alma 12:35, Hosea 13:11, and Isaiah 60:10 — and both figures are given so a reader can see which boundary is doing the work. Three clauses of this verse stand at exactly one frozen verse in the corpus each: 'decreed wars', 'the wicked shall slay the wicked', and 'fear shall come upon every man'.