D&C 103:10 · 3 Nephi 16:15
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The run 'as salt that … lost its savor' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus - these two - and this pairing is registered on that phrase rather than on the commoner salt-of-the-earth wording. Divergences: tense, 'has lost' against 'hath lost'; who does the treading, 'of men' against 'of my people, O house of Israel'; and the condition attached - the record's is a people's refusal to hearken, the revelation's a failure to be what the previous verse calls them (D&C 103:9).