D&C 62:1 · Hebrews 2:18
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Divergences: the epistle grounds the succouring in the sufferer's own experience of temptation, which the revelation's verse does not state; the revelation grounds it in knowledge — of the weakness of man, and of how. The spelling of the verb differs ('succor' / 'succour'). The nearest Book of Mormon statement, Alma 7:12, grounds the same capacity in a taking-on of infirmities — disclosed, not paired.