D&C 109:8 · D&C 88:119
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Intra-D&C pairing; the register lists the lower-numbered section as its second reference. Identical across the whole seven-term list. The opening clause differs by one mark: 'prepare every needful thing, and establish a house' here against 'prepare every needful thing; and establish a house' in the earlier verse. 'house of prayer, a house of fasting' stands at exactly three distinct frozen verses in the corpus - these two and D&C 109:16, the prayer's shortened restatement, which drops 'a house of learning' and 'a house of order' and adds 'even thy house'. Counts are of distinct frozen verses in the corpus, derived by search at the time of writing.