D&C 16:4 · D&C 15:4
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Intra-D&C pairing; the register lists the lower-numbered section as its second reference. The two verses are identical across their whole length, twenty words. 'of the most worth unto you' stands at four distinct frozen verses in the corpus - D&C 15:4, D&C 15:6, D&C 16:4 and D&C 16:6 - which is these two sections twice each, the question in the fourth verse and the answer in the sixth; the phrase stands nowhere else in the corpus. Counts are of distinct frozen verses in the corpus, derived by search at the time of writing. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.