D&C 101:40 · 3 Nephi 12:13
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Divergences: the record's verse asks a question the revelation drops ('wherewith shall the earth be salted?'); 'only' stands where the record has 'but'; and the closing phrase differs by one preposition and an article. 'trodden under the feet of men' stands at exactly one distinct frozen verse in the corpus; 'trodden under foot of men' at four - 3 Nephi 12:13, Matthew 5:13, Alma 34:29, and D&C 103:10. 'salt of the earth' stands at four: these two, Matthew 5:13, and D&C 101:39. The revelation supplies a condition for the title the record does not (D&C 101:39).