D&C 35:13 · 1 Corinthians 1:27
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'weak things of the world' stands at exactly three frozen verses: these two and D&C 1:19. Divergences: the epistle pairs weak things with foolish things and gives the purpose as confounding; the revelation gives the purpose as threshing the nations, and adds a description of the called that the epistle does not carry.