D&C 38:17 · Isaiah 66:1
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Registered as allusion, not shared phrasing: the shared run is two words and the two verses put the figure to opposite uses. Divergences: the prophecy uses the footstool to dismiss a building project where the revelation uses it to ground a land grant and a return, 'wherefore, again I will stand upon it', a clause with no counterpart in the prophecy. 'my footstool' stands at five distinct frozen verses in the corpus: these two, Abraham 2:7, Acts 7:49, and James 2:3, where the sense is a literal seat and unrelated.