D&C 84:71 · Mark 16:18
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The revelation makes the poison something administered by another; the Gospel verse makes it something drunk. The revelation adds a serpent clause of its own at 84:72. 'it shall not hurt them' stands at three distinct frozen verses in the corpus: these two and Mormon 9:24. A limit follows at 84:73 — the signs are not to be boasted of or spoken before the world.