D&C 44:6 · D&C 38:35
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Intra-D&C; the eight-word run 'the poor and the needy, and administer to their relief' is shared, with the verbs of approach differing ('visit' against 'look to') and the purpose clauses differing entirely. 'the poor and the needy' stands at twelve distinct frozen verses in the corpus, six of them in the D&C; Alma 1:27, Alma 5:55, Mormon 8:37 and Psalms 35:10 are disclosed on the page, not paired. D&C 52:40 attaches the same obligation to the travelling ministry.