D&C 33:10 · Matthew 3:3
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Nine words run together, the revelation inserting one 'and'. 'make his paths straight' stands at seven frozen verses: these two, 1 Nephi 10:8, Mark 1:3, Luke 3:4, D&C 65:1, and D&C 133:17. Divergence: in the gospel the words are the wilderness voice's own, quoted by the evangelist from a prophet; in the revelation they are given to the missionaries as words to say.