D&C 24:15 · Matthew 10:14
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Divergences: the gospel's gesture is a shaking off, the revelation's a casting off; the revelation adds the cursing-for-a-blessing formula and the cleansing of the feet by the wayside, neither of which the gospel verse carries. 'dust of your feet' stands at three frozen verses: these two and D&C 75:20. Mark 6:11 carries a fourth build, 'the dust under your feet' — disclosed, not paired.