D&C 59:9 · James 1:27
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Divergences: the epistle names two things pure religion consists of - visiting the fatherless and widows, and keeping unspotted - and the revelation takes only the second, making it the purpose of a different practice, sabbath attendance, which the epistle's verse does not mention. 'unspotted from the world' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus - these two.