D&C 95:5 · Matthew 22:14
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Divergences: the parable's line is a general maxim with no antecedent group; the revelation applies it to a set the verse itself defines and inserts 'of them' into the run. Registered as allusion rather than shared phrasing: the longest verbatim run common to both is 'called but few', three words. 'many are called' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus - Matthew 22:14 and D&C 121:40, which states the maxim in the parable's own words; that verse belongs to another cluster and is flagged rather than paired.