D&C 63:66 · 2 Corinthians 4:17
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Divergences: the epistle's cause is affliction, the revelation's is patience under things that remain to overcome; 'a far more exceeding' is shortened to 'a more exceeding'; and the revelation attaches an alternative outcome the epistle has no counterpart for. 'eternal weight of glory' stands at three distinct frozen verses in the corpus: these two and D&C 132:16, whose inserted articles and commas break the run - disclosed, not paired.