D&C 90:5 · Matthew 7:25
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The parable's elements are rain, floods, winds and the beating; the revelation's are storms, winds, rains and the beating — floods absent, storms added. The parable's house stands; the revelation's hearers stumble and fall, and the foundation clause on which the parable turns is dropped. 'the rains descend' stands at exactly one distinct frozen verse in the corpus (D&C 90:5). Registered as allusion, not shared phrasing.