D&C 35:14 · Psalms 91:4
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Divergences: the psalm's shield and buckler is his truth, in the third person about God; the revelation's is God himself, in the first person, and the pair is split by a repeated possessive. The martial continuation of the revelation's verse has no counterpart in the psalm.