D&C 26:2 · Mosiah 29:26
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Parallel of mechanism only: a body's assent as the ordinary way business is settled. The wording is not shared — 'common consent' appears at five distinct frozen verses in the corpus, all in the D&C, and nowhere in the Book of Mormon; 'the voice of the people' at twenty-four, almost all Book of Mormon. The bodies differ (a church, a nation) and Mosiah supplies a justification about majorities the revelation does not. Rendered on the page as a weigh-this callout, not asserted.