D&C 87:6 · Isaiah 10:22
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'consumption decreed' stands at exactly three distinct frozen verses in the corpus: Isaiah 10:22, its rendering in the record at 2 Nephi 20:22, and D&C 87:6. The two-word term is identical in all three. What the term is said to do differs sharply: in the prophecy it shall overflow with righteousness and stands beside a promise that a remnant shall return; in the revelation it makes a full end of nations and stands beside no remnant at all. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.