D&C 85:6 · 1 Kings 19:12
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Divergences: the article - 'the still small voice' against 'a still small voice' - and the grammatical role. In the narrative the voice is the last item in a sequence of phenomena and does nothing in its own verse; in the revelation it is the subject of four verbs and the speaker of everything that follows. 'still small voice' stands at three distinct frozen verses in the corpus: these two and 1 Nephi 17:45, disclosed because the narrative verse is the one in which the voice is named as a thing rather than as a mode of speaking.