D&C 132:39 · 1 Kings 15:5
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The shared contiguous run is two words, 'of Uriah'; this note states that rather than letting the tier imply a quotation. What carries the pairing is the clause shape, identical in both: an unqualified statement that David did not sin, immediately qualified by 'save' plus a naming of Uriah. Searched over the corpus, that exception formula stands at exactly these two verses; the name Uriah stands at twenty-five distinct frozen verses, the bulk of them the narrative of 2 Samuel 11-12, and no other verse in the corpus puts the name inside an exception clause about David. Divergences reported, not graded: the history names the man by nation ('Uriah the Hittite') where the revelation names him by the relationship the exception turns on ('Uriah and his wife'); the history's scope is everything David was commanded, the revelation's is the wives and concubines only; and the history stops at the exception where the revelation states a consequence it does not carry, 'therefore he hath fallen from his exaltation, and received his portion'. asserted_by is wiki: the verse names persons (Uriah, Nathan), not a book, chapter, or verse, and names neither as the source of any wording. Whether this verdict on David can be held together with Jacob 2:24's is the question left open at w6-dc132-wives-concubines-jacob2 and is not settled here.