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36 After telling me these things, he commenced quoting the prophecies of the Old Testament. He first quoted part of the athird chapter of aMalachi; and he quoted also the fourth or last chapter of the same prophecy, though with a little variation from the way it reads in our Bibles. Instead of quoting the first verse as it reads in our books, he quoted it thus: Footnotes ? aa Mal. 3:0 aa Mal. 4:0 Incoming Footnotes Hide Incoming footnotes are footnotes elsewhere in the scriptures that refer to the selected verse, but are not shown in the outgoing footnotes for that verse. There are approximately 7500 incoming footnote references in the standard works.
D&C 136:37c (refers to JS-H 1:30-47) Citation ? Citation - Bible Dictionary ? Word Frequency ?
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