D&C 133:46 · Isaiah 63:1
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The revelation's opening question is the prophecy's, and the answer to where-from is exactly where they differ: the prophecy names two places on a map, Edom and Bozrah, and the revelation replaces both with 'from God in heaven' and 'from the regions which are not known'. The substitution is the sharpest single alteration in the section and the page reports it as a textual fact without reading it. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.