D&C 64:42 · Isaiah 11:10
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Divergences: the preposition - 'an ensign unto the people' against 'an ensign of the people' - and, more substantially, what is the ensign: in the prophecy a root of Jesse, a person-figure; in the revelation Zion herself, the antecedent of 'she' being the Zion of D&C 64:41. Registered as allusion on that ground. 'an ensign unto the people' stands at exactly one distinct frozen verse in the corpus; the prophecy's form 'an ensign of the people' at two, Isaiah 11:10 and 2 Nephi 21:10, which reproduces it.