section 12-13
section 14
section 15
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section-17
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Who was present when John the Baptist conferred the Aaronic Priesthood, according to Doctrine and Covenants Section 13?

Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery.

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What does the Lord say is "the greatest of all gifts" in Section 14?

The gift of eternal life.

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To whom was Doctrine and Covenants Section 15 addressed?


This section was directed to John Whitmer, another early supporter of Joseph Smith.

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What does the Lord promise to those who engage in the work of bringing souls to Him?

 They will find great joy and ultimately gain eternal life.

100

Who are the individuals addressed in this revelation?

The individuals addressed are Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer, and Martin Harris.

200

What are the keys of the Aaronic Priesthood that are outlined in Section 13?

The ministering of angels, the gospel of repentance, and baptism by immersion for the remission of sins.

200

What does Section 14 say about the worth of souls?

It emphasizes that the worth of souls is great in the sight of God.

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What promise is made concerning the work of bringing souls to Christ?

Those who labor in this work are promised great joy and eternal life.

200

What does this section suggest about the Lord’s knowledge of individual circumstances?

It shows that the Lord provides personal guidance and encouragement tailored to each person’s life and role.

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What significant event are these individuals promised to witness?

They are promised to witness the gold plates.

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What did John the Baptist say was the purpose of his visit when conferring the Aaronic Priesthood?

He said it was to ordain Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery to the Aaronic Priesthood and to bestow the keys of this priesthood.

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 What invitation does the Lord extend to David Whitmer in this revelation?

 To assist in the work of bringing souls to Christ.

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Why does the Lord say this particular work is of "great worth"?

Because bringing souls to Jesus Christ leads to joy and eternal life, both for those who come unto Christ and for those who help bring them there.

300

To whom is the Lord speaking in this revelation?

The servant addressed is Peter.

300

What other items, besides the ancient record, are they promised to see?

They are also promised to see the Urim and Thummim, the breastplate, the sword of Laban, and the Liahona.

400

Name one condition that is necessary to participate in God’s work as mentioned in Section 12.

 Humility, love, faith, hope, charity, and temperance.

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What promise does the Lord make to those who labor diligently in His service, as mentioned in Section 14?

They will be blessed and have eternal joy.

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 Why might God emphasize the importance of bringing souls to Christ to John Whitmer?

Because it underscores a central mission of the Church and helps individuals focus on what will ultimately bring them fulfillment and joy.

400

What does the Lord say is over all the earth?


The Lord's arm is over all the earth.

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What is the main purpose of these witnesses seeing these things?

The purpose is to testify of these things to the world, supporting the truth of the Book of Mormon.

500

Who was Doctrine and Covenants Section 12 directed to, and what is the main theme?

It was directed to Joseph Knight Sr., and the main theme is a call to service and labor in the Lord’s work.

500

What promise is made in Doctrine and Covenants Section 14 regarding eternal life?

 If you ask the Father in faith, with an honest heart, you will receive the promise of eternal life.

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 What does the section reveal about how God views missionary work?

It reveals that missionary work is of paramount importance and is considered a great work in God’s eyes.

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According to this revelation, what is of the most worth to the servant?

Declaring repentance and bringing souls unto Christ is of the most worth.

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What assurance does the Lord give them if they have faith?


  1. The Lord assures that if they have faith, they shall receive a spiritual witness through the Holy Ghost.
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