D&C 50:44 · John 10:11
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Five words identical. The Gospel verse defines the title by what the shepherd does; the revelation uses it as one of three titles in a row and moves to the rock. 'I am the good shepherd' stands at three distinct frozen verses in the corpus: these two and John 10:14.