D&C 101:82 · Luke 18:2
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The fourteen words are identical; the sole divergence inside them is the comma after 'judge' in the parable, which the revelation omits. Counted as printed, with that comma left standing, the longest unbroken run is six words, 'There was in a city a'. The reproduction continues in the next verse: D&C 101:83 against Luke 18:3, differing in two marks of punctuation and nothing else. 'avenge me of mine adversary' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus (those two), and 'which feared not God neither regarded man' at exactly two, the pair registered here. Minted asserted_by: source at the 2026-08-10 editorial review.