D&C 112:15 · D&C 90:3
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Intra-D&C. Divergences: 90:3 addresses the holder in the second person and bounds the promise by two worlds; 112:15 speaks of him in the third person to others and bounds it by an event, 'till I come'. 112:15 also extends the keys outward ('and also to youward'), which 90:3 does not.