D&C 133:40 · Isaiah 64:1
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Ten consecutive words match as printed; counted with the two verses' divergent trailing marks set aside, the shared run is eleven words, 'come down, that the mountains might flow down at thy presence'. Across the whole sentence the two verses align word for word over twenty-one words, and the only divergences are the opening interjection, 'O' in the revelation against 'Oh' in the prophecy, and the spelling of the auxiliary, 'wouldst' against 'wouldest', twice. The revelation frames the words as the cry of those calling upon the name of the Lord day and night; the prophecy states them without naming who says them. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.