D&C 87:8 · D&C 45:32
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An intra-collection record; the pairing puts the higher section first. What is a description in the earlier section becomes a command in this one. 'holy places' stands at nine distinct frozen verses in the corpus: Psalms 68:35, Ezekiel 7:24, Ezekiel 21:2, Hebrews 9:24, D&C 45:32, D&C 87:8, D&C 101:22, D&C 101:64, and D&C 124:39. The narrower 'in holy places' stands at exactly three, all in this collection - D&C 45:32, D&C 87:8, and D&C 101:22 - the whole carrier set of the phrase; the collection's other two carriers of the term read 'upon holy places' (D&C 101:64) and 'most holy places' (D&C 124:39), each at one frozen verse, neither placing anyone standing in one. Of the three pairings the carrier set allows, this one is registered because these two verses share two elements and no other pair shares more than one: the standing in holy places, and the not-moved clause, which D&C 101:22 does not carry. The run 'stand in holy places' stands at exactly two, D&C 45:32 and D&C 101:22, a distribution already reported as a term-fact on the-gathering-to-zion.md; that pair and the pair D&C 87:8 with D&C 101:22 are disclosed here, not registered. The imperative form 'stand ye in holy places' stands at one frozen verse. Nowhere does the section say what a holy place is. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.