D&C 7:4 · John 21:22
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Thirteen words identical, in the same speaker's mouth and to the same named hearer. The question stands at three frozen verses: these two and John 21:23, where it is repeated in a correction of a rumour. The Johannine verse follows the question with 'follow thou me'; the revelation follows it with an explanation of the two desires the Gospel does not supply (D&C 7:5). The revelation states that the Lord said the words and names Peter as the hearer, though it names no book. Ruled at the 2026-08-10 editorial review: stays wiki — the revelation is a parallel account of the scene, not a citation of a named text.