D&C 33:2 · Philippians 2:15
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'crooked and perverse' stands at exactly three frozen verses: these two and D&C 34:6, which reads 'cry repentance unto a crooked and perverse generation' — disclosed, not separately paired. Divergences: the epistle's noun is 'nation', the revelations' 'generation'; the epistle places the saints in the midst of it, the revelation sends them to declare to it.