D&C 133:45 · Isaiah 64:4
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Divergences: 'the eye' reads 'any eye'; 'beside thee' reads 'besides thee'; 'what he hath prepared' reads 'how great things thou hast prepared'; and the closing pronoun shifts from third person to second. A differently worded carrier of the same saying stands at 1 Corinthians 2:9, which introduces it with 'as it is written' and does not say where; it is disclosed on the page rather than ranked, since the revelation tracks the prophecy's wording and not the letter's. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.