D&C 133:52 · Isaiah 63:4
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Six consecutive words match as printed; counted with the two verses' divergent trailing marks set aside - the revelation carries on with a semicolon where the prophecy closes with a full stop - the shared run is seven words, 'the year of my redeemed is come'. The prophecy's verse pairs the year of the redeemed with the day of vengeance in a single sentence; the revelation separates them, giving the vengeance to its previous verse and the year of the redeemed a fresh start. The mention of loving kindness that follows is drawn from Isaiah 63:7, where the speaker is the prophet rather than the Lord - a change of speaker the revelation does not mark. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.