D&C 133:67 · Isaiah 50:2
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The prophecy asks three questions and the revelation answers all three as statements. Two nouns change: the prophecy's 'hand' is the revelation's 'arm', and the prophecy's shortening is denied outright rather than queried. The preceding verse of the revelation carries the prophecy's first question the same way, at D&C 133:66. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.