D&C 116:1 · Daniel 7:9
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The revelation names its source - 'as spoken of by Daniel the prophet'. Divergences: tense - the vision reports what the seer saw ('did sit'), the revelation what will happen ('shall sit'); capitalization, 'Days' against 'days'; and the revelation supplies a location and an identification of the figure with Adam that the vision's verse does not. The vision's descriptive matter - garment, hair, throne, wheels - has no counterpart. 'Ancient of Days' stands at six distinct frozen verses in the corpus: Daniel 7:9, 7:13, 7:22, D&C 27:11, D&C 116:1, D&C 138:38. Daniel 7:9 is paired because it is the only vision verse in which the figure sits. D&C 27:11 and D&C 138:38 are each already registered against Daniel 7:9 - different verse pairs - and are disclosed. Minted asserted_by: source at the 2026-08-10 editorial review.