D&C 35:27 · Luke 12:32
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'fear not, little flock' stands at exactly three frozen verses: these two and D&C 6:34, registered on oliver-cowdery.md (w1-dc6-flock-luke). Divergences: the gospel's kingdom is a future gift resting on the Father's pleasure; the revelation's is a present possession with a stated term.