Joseph Smith—Matthew 1:31 · Matthew 24:14
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The gospel-preached-then-end saying, near-verbatim, with the 'or the destruction of the wicked' gloss added in JS—M. The structural fact is placement: in Matthew the sentence stands at 24:14, immediately before the abomination of 24:15; in JS—M the same sentence is relocated to 1:31, inside the last-days application and after the Jerusalem-tribulation block. Relocation reported as textual fact; origin out of scope. asserted_by wiki.