D&C 24:18 · Matthew 10:10
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Three words run identically ('neither two coats'). The gospel closes on a wage principle, 'the workman is worthy of his meat', where the revelation closes on the church's obligation to supply; the nearest modern form of that wage principle is registered as w3-dc31-hire-luke10.