D&C 84:98 · Isaiah 52:8
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Three clauses shared, in reversed order: the revelation sees first and sings last, Isaiah sings first and sees last. The revelation drops Isaiah's watchmen and adds 'this new song'; Isaiah's closing clause reappears as the song's first line at D&C 84:99 ('The Lord hath brought again Zion'), a tense shift from future to perfect. 'see eye to eye' stands at seven distinct frozen verses in the corpus, five of them Book of Mormon carriers quoting the Isaiah verse more fully — disclosed, not paired.