D&C 133:38 · Revelation 14:7
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Nineteen consecutive words match apart from punctuation, and the pointing parts at three joints: after 'voice', a colon in the revelation and a comma in the vision; after 'God', nothing in the revelation and a comma in the vision; and after 'him', a comma in the revelation and a semicolon in the vision. Counted as printed, with the pointing left standing, the longest unbroken run is seven words, 'for the hour of his judgment is'. 'the hour of his judgment is come' stands at exactly three distinct frozen verses in the corpus: Revelation 14:7, D&C 88:104, and D&C 133:38. One divergence of speaker: the words belong to an angel in the vision and to the servants of God in the revelation. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.