D&C 58:8 · Isaiah 25:6
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Divergences: number - 'wine on the lees well refined' against 'wines on the lees well refined'; the guests - the prophecy's feast is 'unto all people', the revelation's is 'prepared for the poor'; the prophecy's 'of fat things full of marrow' has no counterpart in the revelation, which instead supplies a purpose clause the prophecy lacks, 'that the earth may know that the mouths of the prophets shall not fail'. 'a feast of fat things' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus - these two - and 'wine on the lees well refined' at exactly one.