D&C 133:29 · Isaiah 35:7
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Both nouns are the prophecy's, in the prophecy's order. The grammar inverts: the prophecy turns the ground into a pool and the land into springs, and the revelation puts the pools elsewhere, in the barren deserts, and says of the parched ground only that it will no longer be what it was. The prophecy's promise is positive throughout; the revelation's is a negation. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.