D&C 45:37 · Matthew 24:32
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Divergences: the discourse has one tree and the revelation trees, plural; the discourse's 'ye know' is the revelation's 'ye say'; and the revelation adds a clause about seeing them with the eyes that the discourse does not carry. The revelation also reserves the word 'parable' for what precedes the figure, at D&C 45:36, where the discourse applies it to the fig tree itself. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.