D&C 50:43 · John 14:10
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The Gospel verse puts the clause as a question to a disciple, the revelation as a statement; the Gospel has a comma the revelation lacks. The revelation extends the figure outward ('ye are in me and I in you'), which the Gospel verse does not. 'I am in the Father' stands at seven distinct frozen verses in the corpus, including John 14:11, 3 Nephi 11:27, D&C 93:3 and D&C 93:20 — disclosed, not paired.