D&C 115:7 · Exodus 3:5
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Both give the same reason in the same construction - a second-person 'thou standest' clause introduced by 'for' - and both make the ground itself the holy thing. Divergences: 'the place whereon' reads 'the ground upon which', and the older passage's holiness is stated as a warning against approach, the newer as the consecration of a named city. 'Far West' stands at exactly four distinct frozen verses in the corpus, all in the Doctrine and Covenants: D&C 115:7, D&C 115:17, D&C 117:10, and D&C 118:5. Counts are of distinct frozen verses in the corpus, derived by search at the time of writing.