D&C 63:26 · Matthew 22:21
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Divergences: the revelation drops 'therefore'; the gospel's second half about God's things has no counterpart; and the grammatical subject changes - in the gospel an imperative addressed to questioners, in the revelation an act the speaker performs himself. The ligature form 'Caesar' with the ae-ligature stands at exactly one distinct frozen verse in the corpus (this one), while the two-letter spelling stands at eleven, including Matthew 22:21.