D&C 18:11 · 2 Nephi 9:21
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The revelation reads 'the pain of all men' (singular) where Jacob's discourse reads 'the pains of all men' (plural); the tense differs ('suffered' / 'suffereth'). Both attach the suffering to a universal purpose — the revelation 'that all men might repent and come unto him', Jacob 'that he may save all men if they will hearken unto his voice'.