D&C 43:3 · D&C 28:2
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Intra-D&C; the six-word run 'appointed to receive commandments and revelations' is shared. Divergences: 28:2 names the man and compares him to Moses; 43:3 names no one and adds two conditions ('until he be taken', 'if he abide in me'). The succession clauses stand at 43:4 and 28:7 respectively.