Book of Mormon Prophets
Old Testament Prophets
Latter-day Prophets and Apostles
President Nelson
Samuel the Lamanite
100
The 1st prophet and his son
Lehi and Nephi
100
This prophet prepared for 40 days of rain by building a boat for his family and gathered animals in twos.
Noah
100
The first prophet of the latter-days.
Joseph Smith
100
How old did president Nelson turn on Monday this week?
100
100
Samuel the laminate and other prophets are compared to "______ on the tower or wall"?
Watchmen
Isaiah 62:6
Why are they called watchmen and why should listen to them?
200
This prophet prayed day and night for himself and then his people
Enos
Enos 1:4
200
Swallowed by a whale when he tried to run from his mission call.
Jonah
Jonah 1:15-17
200
President Nelson's two counselors.
Henry B. Eyring
Dallin H. Oaks
200
In a recent general conference, President Nelson invited us to "think _______"
Celestial
What are some choices you have made in the last two weeks that have helped you to think celestial?
Here is the great news of God’s plan: the very things that will make your mortal life the best it can be are exactly the same things that will make your life throughout all eternity the best it can be! Today, to assist you to qualify for the rich blessings Heavenly Father has for you, I invite you to adopt the practice of “thinking celestial”!7 Thinking celestial means being spiritually minded. We learn from the Book of Mormon prophet Jacob that “to be spiritually-minded is life eternal.”
200
What did the people do while Samuel preached to them?
Stoned and threw arrows at him (well they tried to atleast)
Heleman 16:2-3
300
This guy repented and became a great missionary. He was named after his father.
Alma the Younger
300
He prayed when the law said he should not. He was tossed into a den of lions.
Daniel
Daniel 6:16,22
300
This apostle is known for his thick German accent and flying planes and jets.
Dieter F. Uchtdorf
300
In what year did president Nelson invite us to "Let God Prevail" in our lives?
2020
So imagine my delight when I was led recently to a new insight. With the help of two Hebrew scholars, I learned that one of the Hebraic meanings of the word Israel is “let God prevail.”4 Thus the very name of Israel refers to a person who is willing to let God prevail in his or her life. That concept stirs my soul!
The word willing is crucial to this interpretation of Israel.5 We all have our agency. We can choose to be of Israel, or not. We can choose to let God prevail in our lives, or not. We can choose to let God be the most powerful influence in our lives, or not.
300
What two things did the lord warn would happen to the people if they would not repent?
Destruction and the spirit would be withdrawn from them
Heleman 13:8-9
400
Preached from a tower so all his people could hear his words.
King Benjamin
Mosiah 4:6-7
400
His brothers sold him and he became the pharoh's assistant.
Joseph
How do we know there was tennis in the scriptures? Because Joseph served in Pharoh's court
400
This man was a heart surgon before being called as an apostle and prophet.
President Russell M. Nelson
400
Where did President Nelson go to college?
University of Utah
Him and my grandpa knew eachother in school and went to medical school there together. When my grandpa passed away, he sent a letter to my family letting us know he would be missed and was praying for our family.
400
What important event did Samuel the Lamanite prophesy would happen in the near future and how far away was it?
Christ's birth, in 5 years
Heleman 14:2-5
500
Burned for bearing his testimony and preaching the word of God.
Abinadi
Mosiah 17:20
500
He lost everything, had painful sores and stayed faithful to God.
Job
Job 1:22
500
The name of this apostle.
D. Todd Christofferson
500
How many temples has president Nelson announced since being the prophet? (within 5 temples is correct)
168
Two of these are in Zach and Sarah's missions
Grand Rapids Michigan and Charlotte North Carolina
500
What was the name of the city that Samuel preached to and where in the city did he go to preach?
Zarahemla, on top of a wall on the outside of the city
Heleman 13:2-4