D&C 106:3 · Matthew 6:33
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Divergences: 'the kingdom of God, and his righteousness' becomes 'the kingdom of heaven and its righteousness'; 'all these things shall be added unto you' becomes 'all things necessary shall be added thereunto'; the sermon's 'first' has no counterpart, replaced by 'diligently'. Registered as allusion: no run of four words stands verbatim in both. 'kingdom of heaven and its righteousness' stands at exactly one distinct frozen verse in the corpus - the revelation's. The verse's closing clause 'the laborer is worthy of his hire' stands at three distinct frozen verses in the corpus (D&C 31:5, D&C 84:79, D&C 106:3) against Luke 10:7's 'labourer'; D&C 31:5 is already registered against Luke 10:7 on the-missionary-charge.md, so this clause is disclosed rather than registered again.