D&C 19:7 · Mark 3:29
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'eternal damnation' stands at exactly three frozen verses: these two and D&C 29:44. Mark is therefore the phrase's only carrier in the corpus outside the Doctrine and Covenants — worth stating precisely because the revelation appeals to the phrase as already written. Terminal punctuation: Mark 3:29 closes with a colon in raw; the quotation above ends at the phrase and carries no mark of its own. The revelation names no source, so the pairing is the wiki's.