D&C 133:73 · Alma 40:13
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'weeping, and wailing, and gnashing of teeth' stands at four distinct frozen verses in the corpus: Moses 1:22, Alma 40:13, D&C 101:91, and D&C 133:73. The pairing is with the record's sermon because it is the only carrier that joins the phrase to outer darkness in the same clause, which the revelation also does. The sermon assigns the state to spirits between death and resurrection; the revelation assigns it to those who did not receive the servants sent to them. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.