D&C 41:6 · Matthew 7:6
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Both pair dogs with pearls and swine, of things withheld from the unfit. The Sermon's consequence clause (trampling, rending) is dropped; the revelation supplies a category and a criterion the Sermon does not name. 'pearls before swine' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus — Matthew 7:6 and 3 Nephi 14:6 — and the revelation's inverted wording matches neither word for word, hence allusion rather than shared phrasing.