D&C 68:10 · Mark 16:20
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Divergences: in the gospel the signs confirm the preached word after the fact, in a narrative past; in the revelation they are promised to the believer. 'signs following' stands at three distinct frozen verses in the corpus: D&C 58:64, D&C 68:10, Mark 16:20; D&C 63:9 carries the thought in a different form, 'signs follow those that believe', and does not carry the run. Mark 16:17 ('these signs shall follow them that believe') is a different word order and is already registered against D&C 84:65. The revelation's 'even as it is written' names no book, chapter, or verse, so under the lane's named-source rule this record is asserted_by wiki, not source.