D&C 3:2 · Alma 7:20
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Three clauses shared: crooked paths, no varying from what he hath said, and one eternal round. Divergences: 'doth not walk' for 'cannot walk'; the right-and-left clause stands second in the revelation and third in Alma, and reads 'turn to the right hand nor to the left' against Alma's 'a shadow of turning from the right to the left'; the revelation adds 'therefore his paths are straight' before the eternal-round clause, which Alma lacks. 'one eternal round' stands at five frozen verses: these two, Alma 37:12, 1 Nephi 10:19, D&C 35:1.