D&C 130:22 · Luke 24:39
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'flesh and bones' stands at exactly four distinct frozen verses in the corpus: Luke 24:39, D&C 129:1, D&C 129:2, and D&C 130:22. Both verses use the same test — a spirit is what does not have flesh and bones — but apply it to different subjects. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.