D&C 124:7 · 1 Peter 1:24
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The letter's two clauses are compressed into one and re-aimed: 'all flesh' and 'the glory of man' become 'they' and 'all their glory', the kings and authorities named four verses earlier. 'the flower thereof' stands at exactly three distinct frozen verses in the corpus: 1 Peter 1:24, James 1:11, and this verse. The letter's 'falleth away' reads 'which soon falleth' here. Counts are of distinct frozen verses in the corpus, derived by search at the time of writing.