D&C 101:16 · Psalms 46:10
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The seven words are identical; the only divergence inside them is the psalm's comma after 'still'. Outside them: the psalm continues with two exaltation clauses which the revelation has no counterpart for, and the revelation prefixes a clause the psalm lacks, 'let your hearts be comforted concerning Zion; for all flesh is in mine hands', which is what applies the psalm to the matter at hand. 'be still and know that I am God' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus - these two.