D&C 63:9 · Romans 10:17
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Divergences: the epistle states what faith comes by, the revelation what it does not come by, and supplies the reverse direction rather than naming an alternative source. Registered as allusion rather than shared phrasing: the shared verbatim run is 'faith cometh', two words, and the two verses share a construction rather than a passage. That run stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus - these two - which is what makes the correspondence worth registering.