D&C 128:12 · Romans 6:5
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Both tie immersion to a likeness of the resurrection in the same construction, 'in the likeness of the resurrection'. Divergences: the letter of Paul makes the likeness his, singular and possessive, and pairs it with a likeness of his death; this verse makes it the resurrection of the dead generally and supplies the physical figure the older verse does not, 'coming forth out of their graves'. No source is named at this point, so the record is wiki-asserted. D&C 127 and D&C 128 frame themselves as letters in a human first person, not as divine addresses; the letter-writer is not named in the verse text.