D&C 33:3 · Matthew 20:6
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The shared run is short (three words) and is registered because the surrounding material matches: the parable's householder 'went out early in the morning to hire labourers into his vineyard' (Matthew 20:1), and the revelation's own clause is a calling of laborers into a vineyard at that same hour. 'the eleventh hour' stands at exactly three frozen verses: D&C 33:3, Matthew 20:6, Matthew 20:9. What the revelation adds — that this is the last such call — has no counterpart in the parable.