Moses 2:27 · Genesis 1:27
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Man made in the divine image, in near-identical words. Moses 2 renders the whole six-day account in the first-person divine voice ('I, God' stands 30 times in Moses 2 by literal substring count; Genesis 1 carries no first-person divine narration -- 'I, God' and 'I, the Lord God' each occur 0 times), so where Genesis reads 'God created' and 'in the image of God', Moses reads 'I, God, created' and 'in the image of mine Only Begotten'. Divergences: first-person voice; 'mine own image … mine Only Begotten' (Moses) where Genesis reads 'his own image … the image of God'; 'created I' / 'created he'. Reported as textual facts; class (d) same-discourse rendering, origin out of scope (see page disclosure).