D&C 128:10 · Matthew 16:19
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The second of the two verses named in the same citation at D&C 128:10, 'And again, for the precedent, Matthew 16:18, 19'. The quotation continues past the run shown, identical in words throughout, diverging only in pointing: the older text's colons before 'and whatsoever' are semicolons here. Minted asserted_by: source at the 2026-08-10 editorial review.