D&C 132:16 · Matthew 22:30
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Divergences: the gospel states a fact about everyone in the resurrection, the revelation about a subset - those whose covenants were not sealed - and the difference is carried by context, not by the shared words. 'are as the angels of God in heaven' becomes 'are appointed angels in heaven', a change from simile to appointment, pressed further in the next verse ('are not gods, but are angels of God forever and ever', D&C 132:17). The run stands at four distinct frozen verses in the corpus: D&C 132:16, Matthew 22:30, Mark 12:25, Luke 20:35. Matthew is paired because its verse alone ends on the angels-in-heaven clause the revelation reworks.