D&C 104:18 · Luke 16:23
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Divergences: word order - 'lift up his eyes in hell' against 'in hell he lift up his eyes'; and number - 'being in torment' against 'being in torments'. The parable's verse continues to Abraham and Lazarus, which the revelation has no counterpart for; the revelation instead supplies the offence that lands the man there, which the parable's verse does not. Both 'lift up his eyes in hell' and 'being in torment' stand at exactly one distinct frozen verse in the corpus.