D&C 127:11 · John 14:30
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Six words run identical and the letter names its speaker at the point of quotation. Divergences: the older 'and hath nothing in me' reads 'but he hath nothing in me', a conjunction changed and a pronoun supplied. The letter applies the sentence to its own situation, having just written that 'the enemy is on the alert'. A speaker is named at the point of quotation, no reference given. Minted asserted_by: source at the 2026-08-10 editorial review.