D&C 35:16 · Matthew 24:32
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The revelation compresses: the gospel supplies the parable's content (the tender branch, the leaves) and the inference drawn from it; the revelation names the parable, asserts the season, and stops. 'parable of the fig tree' stands at four frozen verses: these two, Mark 13:28, and Joseph Smith—Matthew 1:38 — disclosed; the Matthew verse is the one paired, as the closer of the two on 'summer is nigh'. Minted asserted_by: source at the 2026-08-10 editorial review.