D&C 58:28 · Moses 6:56
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'agents unto themselves' stands at exactly four distinct frozen verses in the corpus: these two, D&C 29:39, and D&C 104:17, the last being the phrase's appearance inside the property material and disclosed rather than paired. Divergences: the ground given differs at each carrier - in Moses the knowledge of good and evil, at D&C 58:28 that 'the power is in them', at D&C 29:39 the necessity of temptation. The two-word span itself is identical at all four.