D&C 24:18 · Luke 9:3
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Both forbid the same short list. Divergences: the gospel's prohibition is absolute; the revelation pairs it with a provision clause naming five things the church is to supply in the very hour — including scrip and money, which the same verse has just forbidden the missionary to carry. 'two coats' stands at six frozen verses; 'purse' at nine.