Miscellaneous
What type of Fish Nemo is from Finding Nemo?
Clownfish
What are the Three Cities in which Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah foretold the downfall?
Nineveh, Babylon and Jerusalem
Who is the Current Prophet?
Russell M. Nelson
Which Book of Mormon prophet and warrior is found standing atop LDS temples throughout the world?
Moroni
How Wrote Romeo and Juliet?
William Shakespeare
How do you spell N______
N-a-h-u-m
Who Warned of the destruction of Jerusalem?
Lehi
At what age are young ladies allowed to serve a mission for the LDS Church?
19
What is the fastest aquatic animal?
Sailfish
How do you spell H________
H-a-b-a-k-k-u-k
What was the The Israelite exodus?
Moses warned the pharaoh that unless the Israelites were freed, the Egyptians would be afflicted with sickness, pestilence, and, ultimately, the death of their firstborn sons. Each of these prophecies came to pass. The pharaoh told Moses to leave Egypt with the Israelites, and Moses parted the Red Sea so they could flee to safety.
Which of these was written by the first Latter-Day prophet?
The Articles of Faith
Which is the closest star to the Earth?
The Sun
How do you spell Z__________
Z-e-p-h-a-n-i-a-h
What Prophet Testified of Jesus Birth?
Isaiah
What is one of the spiritual gifts listed in Article of Faith number seven?
Healing
How many Earths can fit inside of the Sun?
1.3 Million Earths
What was said in Habakkuk 3:6?
"His ways are Everlasting"
What was The Great Apostasy? And what happened during it?
An apostasy is a period when God’s authority is not found on earth. After Jesus was resurrected and ascended into heaven, His disciples knew He would one day return as He had said. However, the Apostle Paul taught that the Church Jesus established would fall away before Christ came again. This apostasy occurred centuries after Jesus’s original Apostles, who held His priesthood authority, died or were killed.
Who was the Latter-Day prophet who passed away January 27th, 2008, and who took his place as prophet?
Gordon B. Hinckley was replaced by Thomas S. Monson