D&C 95:7 · James 5:4
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The seven-word run 'into the ears of the Lord of Sabaoth' stands at five distinct frozen verses in the corpus, counted case-insensitively: James 5:4, D&C 87:7, D&C 88:2, D&C 95:7, and D&C 98:2. The letter is the only carrier outside the Doctrine and Covenants and is paired for that reason; the title alone, 'Sabaoth', stands at six distinct frozen verses — those five and Romans 9:29. Divergences: the letter prints 'sabaoth' in lower case, and what enters the ears there is the cries of defrauded labourers where here it is a congregation's fastings and mourning. The material difference is what this verse adds and no other carrier has — a gloss on the title. 'which is by interpretation' stands at three distinct frozen verses in the corpus (this one, John 1:42, John 9:7, the latter two glossing names in a gospel), and 'the creator of the first day' at exactly one, this verse. The gloss's closing pair is by contrast a common title: 'the beginning and the end' stands at fifteen distinct frozen verses in the corpus.