D&C 67:9 · James 1:17
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Divergences: the epistle's subject is gifts, the revelation's is a property of texts ('that which is righteous'); the epistle's closing clause about variableness has no counterpart in the revelation's verse. 'Father of lights' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus - these two.