D&C 84:77 · John 15:15
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Both turn on 'henceforth' and on the naming of friends. The Gospel verse sets the name against 'servants', which the revelation does not; the revelation adds a comparison the Gospel lacks. 'henceforth I call you not servants' and 'I have called you friends' each stand at exactly one distinct frozen verse in the corpus (John 15:15).