Book of Mormon
He led the 2000 Stripling Warriors to Victory
Who was Helaman?
The four members of the original Twelve Disciples who were fishermen.
Who are James, John, Peter and Andrew?
Going strictly by Scripture, James, John, Peter and Andrew are the four disciples who were fishermen. It is possible other members of the original Twelve Disciples were fishermen as well, but there is no documentation in the Gospels.
After the Prophet Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum were murdered in Carthage, IL, their bodies were hidden for a time within the walls of this Nauvoo building that was still under construction.
What is the Nauvoo House?
It was a temporary solution as there were still those evil-doers who wished to lay claim on the bodies in order to receive a monetary reward. The caskets themselves were filled with sand and placed in a different location. Only a handful of people ever knew where the bodies really were until the late 1920's.
This was the first capitol of the United States.
What is New York, New York?
where George Washington made the First Inaugural Address on April 30, 1789—was the location of the country's first capital. And it turns out that Washington and New York aren't alone when it comes to the national honor. Other cities that have served as the capital at one time or another include Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Baltimore, Maryland; Lancaster, Pennsylvania (for just 24 hours!); York, Pennsylvania; Princeton, New Jersey; Annapolis, Maryland; and Trenton, New Jersey.
This sailor was the son of Lamech & the father of Ham.
What was Noah?
The prophet who was burned at the stake.
Who was Abinadi?
The man Jesus referred to as a "fox", as per Luke 13:31-32
Who is Herod?
He made the comment after some Pharisees warned Him Herod wanted Him dead. In response, Jesus told them: "Go, tell that fox, 'Behold, I cast out demons and perform cures today and tomorrow, and the third day I shall be perfected.'
She was able to view the golden plates from which Joseph Smith had translated the Book of Mormon. This was a reward because she cleaned, cooked and cared for many people who came to her home for meetings as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints was being organized.
Who is Mary Whitmer?
Mary Whitmer is one of the greatest examples of Christ-like service in the history of the Church. She was on her back porch when she was approached by a man (angel?) who told her that because of her faithfulness she would be allowed to see the gold plates. Not even Emma Smith viewed the plates, although she did feel them through their cloth covering on several occassions.
This important document was signed on Aug 2, 1776.
What is the Declaration of Independence?
While the Second Continental Congress initially met in Philadelphia to discuss the country's future on July 1, 1776, and declared America's independence from England on July 2, the final draft of the Declaration of Independence document wasn't finished until July 4—and wasn't actually signed until August 2 of that year.
Naaman was cured of leprosy after Elisha told him to bathe in this river 7 times
What is the River Jordan?
We read about the Savior's visit to the Nephites in this book.
What is 3rd Nephi?
The "notorious prisoner" who was released by Pilate, rather than Jesus.
Who is Barabbas?
Pilate, the Roman governor, giving into the demands of a crowd and releasing Barabbas rather than Jesus. Mark 15:6-15 tells of it being customary for the governor to release a prisoner at the time of the Passover and Pilate suggested Jesus should be released.
On July 22, 1839, Joseph rose from his own sickbed and went from sickbed to sickbed all over the city and neighboring communities healing the people because of this ailment.
What is Malaria?
The greatest example of healing was of Elijah Fordham. He was so far gone, that many thought him already dead. Joseph knelt by his bed and prayed. Elijah woke from a coma and saw Joseph. "Have you not the faith to be healed?" Joseph asked him. "I am afraid it is too late. If you had come sooner, I think it might have been," was his reply. Suddenly, Joseph stood up and said, "Elijah, I command you, in the name of Jesus of Nazareth, to arise and be made whole."
On March 12 1933 FDR warmed America with the first of these informal radio addresses.
What is a fireside chat?
This third book of the Old Testament is named for the tribe from which the priests of Israel were descended.
What is Leviticus?
This was a guide through the wilderness.
What is the Liahona?
The first person to see Jesus after His resurrection, according to John 20:11-18
Who is Mary Magdalene?
Mary Magdalene was the first person to see Jesus after His resurrection, according to John 20:11-18. The passage tells of Mary informing the disciples about Christ's resurrection.
This man led a group of missionaries to England in 1837
Who was Heber C. Kimkball?
England was the first mission overseas from the U.S. Many of the Canadian converts came from England.
The photo from a 1967 march on the Pentagon demonstrates this rhyming slogan of the time.
What is Flower Power?
In Ezra 6 the Persian king Cyrus orders the rebuilding of this
THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON (THE SECOND TEMPLE OF JERUSALEM)
Captain Moroni carried this flag as a symbol to his people.
What was the Title of Liberty.
A rich man who came from Arimathea
Who is Joseph?
per Matthew 27:57: Scripture tells of Joseph, a Pharisee, providing a tomb for Jesus' body after the crucifixion at Golgotha.
These two prophets of God visited Oliver Cowdery and Joseph Smith in the newly dedicated Kirtland Temple on April 3, 1836.
Who is Moses and Elias?
Oliver Cowdery and Joseph Smith Jr went behind the curtains in the Kirtland Temple during Easter services. They were visited by Jesus Christ, who formally accepted His temple. They were visited by Moses, who gave them the keys to gather Israel. Elias came and "committed the dispensation of the gospel of Abraham." Elijah gave the sealing keys to Joseph and Oliver. Section 110
In 1817 ground was broken for this derisively called Clinton's Big Ditch.
What is the Erie Canal
Genesis tells us that 4 rivers flowed out of this place including the river Gihon.
What is Eden?