D&C 3:2 · Alma 37:12
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The eight-word run 'his paths are straight, and his course is one eternal round' is identical. The revelation braids into one sentence the crooked-paths and vary clauses of Alma 7:20 (registered at w1-dc3-round-alma7) and the straight-paths clause of Alma 37:12; that braiding is a fact of the two texts' wording, and the wiki does not assert how or why.