D&C 109:37 · Acts 2:2
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'rushing mighty wind' stands at exactly two distinct frozen verses in the corpus: these. The narrative's wind is a sound that fills a house; the prayer asks that a house be filled as with that wind, and with a different substance, 'thy glory'. D&C 109 is a prayer addressed to God, not a divine first-person address; the section's statements are the petitioners' and are reported as such. Counts are of distinct frozen verses in the corpus, derived by search at the time of writing.