D&C 31:5 · Luke 10:7
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The sentence is word-for-word but for the spelling of its first noun ('laborer' / 'labourer'). Divergences: the gospel's principle governs staying put in one house; the revelation's is attached to the harvest figure and to a promise about the missionary's family. In the modern spelling the sentence stands at three frozen verses: D&C 31:5, 84:79, and 106:3.