Jacob 3:11 · Revelation 21:8
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The two texts identify the lake with the second death in the same relative clause. The exact run 'which is the second death' stands at three verses in the corpus — Jacob 3:11, Revelation 21:8, and D&C 63:17 (recounted 2026-08-10 at the D&C freeze). The two component terms now reach a third work as well: 'second death' at twelve verses — Jacob 3:11, Alma 12:16, 12:32, 13:30, Helaman 14:18, 14:19, Revelation 2:11, 20:6, 20:14, 21:8, D&C 63:17, 76:37; 'lake of fire' in any form at fourteen — nine Book of Mormon verses, Revelation 19:20, 20:10, 20:14, 20:15, and D&C 76:36. The exclusivity this record's distinctiveness rested on is therefore gone, and the recount understates the change: D&C 63:17 carries both of the diagnostics named here at once, reading 'which burneth with fire and brimstone, which is the second death' — Revelation 21:8's relative-clause construction together with its 'burneth' variant, in one verse. The shared-clause fact at the two registered ends is unchanged and stands as a textual fact; whether the pairing survives in its present form is a lane question, flagged rather than settled here. Variants reported, not scored: Jacob has the wicked cast into the lake, Revelation has them take their part in it; Jacob's lake is 'of fire and brimstone', Revelation's 'burneth with fire and brimstone'. (The bare phrase 'fire and brimstone' is wider — seventeen corpus verses, standing also at Psalms 11:6, Luke 17:29, Revelation 14:10, Ezekiel 38:22, D&C 63:17 and 76:36 — so the distinctive element was the lake, and the second-death gloss.) The corpus gives no account of the parallel; origin outside this wiki's scope. Class (c). asserted_by wiki.