D&C 113:9 · Isaiah 52:2
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Divergences: person - the prophecy commands in the second person where the question describes in the third, which changes 'thy' to 'her'. The answer, D&C 113:10, both interprets and defines: 'The bands of her neck are the curses of God upon her, or the remnants of Israel in their scattered condition among the Gentiles.' Registered as allusion because the pronoun change breaks the run: 'bands of her neck' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus, both in this section, while 'bands of thy neck' stands at three - Isaiah 52:2, 2 Nephi 8:25, 3 Nephi 20:37. Source-candidacy is weaker here than in the other four: the question cites only '2d verse', with the chapter named two verses earlier at D&C 113:7. Minted asserted_by: source at the 2026-08-10 editorial review, the citation carrying within the one continuous discussion.