D&C 87:7 · James 5:4
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Seven consecutive words match as printed; counted case-insensitively and with the two verses' divergent trailing marks set aside - the letter prints 'sabaoth' lower-case - the shared run is eight words, 'into the ears of the Lord of Sabaoth'. 'Lord of Sabaoth' stands at six distinct frozen verses in the corpus, counted case-insensitively: Romans 9:29, James 5:4, D&C 87:7, D&C 88:2, D&C 95:7, and D&C 98:2; the count folds a case difference the page discloses. Of those six only two attach cries entering the ears to the title, and they are these two. The divergence of direction is exact: in the letter the cries have entered, and in the revelation the aim is that they shall cease to come up. Registered at the 2026-08-11 editorial review.