D&C 38:4 · Moses 7:69
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The revelation states in five words what the older text narrates in a verse; the shared elements are the two proper terms and the receiving-into-the-bosom. Divergences: agency and voice - the revelation speaks in the first person where the vision reports in the third; the vision supplies the saying that followed, 'Zion is Fled', which the revelation has no counterpart for. 'the Zion of Enoch' stands at exactly one distinct frozen verse in the corpus, and 'Zion is fled' at exactly one. Registered as allusion: no four-word run stands verbatim in both.