D&C 101:31 · 3 Nephi 28:8
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'changed in the twinkling of an eye' stands at four distinct frozen verses in the corpus: these two, D&C 43:32, and D&C 63:51. The phrase's epistle carrier states it without the participle (1 Corinthians 15:52) and is disclosed, not paired. Divergences: the record's promise is made to named men who will not die at all, the revelation's about a man who does die; and the record supplies the terminus of the change, 'from mortality to immortality', which the revelation has no counterpart for.