D&C 133:70 · Isaiah 50:11
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Thirteen consecutive words align, with three divergences: the capital, the prophecy beginning the sentence 'This shall ye have' where the revelation runs it on from 'And'; the possessive, 'mine hand' in the prophecy against 'my hand' in the revelation; and the mark after it, a semicolon in the prophecy and a dash in the revelation. Counted as printed, the longest unbroken run is six words, 'ye shall lie down in sorrow'. The prophecy attaches the sentence to those who kindle their own fire and walk in its sparks; the revelation attaches it to those who did not answer when called, at D&C 133:71 - a different antecedent for the same verdict. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.