What is the Subject
Elder Carlos A. Godoy of the Seventy shared many examples of the Saints in Africa who have faced obstacles and difficulties in life. He said, “They find joy despite their challenges. They have learned that: Our relationship with the ______ enables us to approach difficulties with smiling faces and grateful hearts.
Savior
Elder D. Todd Christofferson taught, “Remember that in the Book of Mormon promise [‘Inasmuch as ye shall keep my commandments ye shall prosper in the land] the opposite of prosperity was not poverty — it was” what?
Being cut off from the presence of the Lord
Elder Ozani Farias of the Seventy invited us to do three things to help deepen conversion to Jesus Christ through a study of the Book of Mormon. Name one.
1.Be diligent and consistent in your daily study.
2.Make your study more meaningful by feasting upon the words of Christ.
3.Bear your testimony of the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon.
Elder Dale G. Renlund of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles listed five parallels to the process through which we take upon ourselves the name of Jesus Christ.
Name one.
Identification,
Remembrance,
Emulation,
Alignment,
Empowerment
Who was the last speaker in this General Conference?
President Dallin H. Oaks
Elder Matthew S. Holland of the Seventy used the story of prophet Jonah to illustrate the subject of his talk. “Whether we are facing a deep, Jonah-like catastrophe, or the every-day challenges of our imperfect world, the invitation is the same,
_______ ___ ____ ___ _____.”
Forsake Not Your Own Mercy
Elder James E. Evanson taught, “If teaching missionaries are the Lord’s mouth, then service missionaries are the Lord’s _____.”
Hands
Elder John D. Amos of the Seventy spoke about following recipes when he cooks. He then compared living our lives according to God’s recipe for our lives as found in the scriptures. He asked, “What do you do if something goes wrong when following the recipe? What’s the remedy? It’s simply to ___ more of what invites Jesus Christ into your life.”
Add
Elder Peter M. Johnson of the Seventy lists these two things that enhance our ability to live the doctrine of Christ.
Daily study of the Book of Mormon and weekly partaking of the sacrament
How many new temples were announced in General Conference?
None
The subject of the apostle Elder Ulisses Soares’s talk was this Christlike attribute. He said cultivating it “is a meaningful way to protect our souls against the subtle yet constant spiritual erosion caused by worldly influences that can weaken our foundation in Jesus Christ.”
Temperance
Elder Jeremy R. Jaggi of the Seventy shared, “If the Savior is the great connector, then the adversary is the _________.”
Separator
Elder Gerritt W. Gong taught about the need for all of us to be more welcoming at church and to make sure no one sits alone. He invited us all to “worry ____, judge ____, be ____ demanding of others — and, when needed, be ____ hard on ourselves.”
Less
Elder Steven C. Barlow of the Seventy listed five ways we show love to Heavenly Father. Name one.
1.Serve
2.Listen to
3.Love
4.Lift
5.Minister to His children.
Who presided at General Conference since there was no First Presidency due to the death of President Russell M. Nelson?
President Dallin H. Oaks, the president of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Elder Ronald A. Rasband of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles taught ‘this’ “has a divine origin, so we must treat it with the reverence deserving words from God.”
The Family: A Proclamation to the World
Sharing how children responded to the question, ‘What does it mean to be a peacemaker?’ Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles said, “Trevor observed, ‘If there is one donut left and you all want it, you _____.’”
Share
Elder Kevin G. Brown of the Seventy invited us to be sure witnesses of Jesus Christ by bearing our testimonies. He said, “If you ____, you ____. I ____ that I ____. We need more sure witnesses of Jesus Christ and his gospel.”
Know
Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles gave a list of spiritual gifts that usually go unnoticed.
Name one of those gifts.
Showing compassion, noticing people who are overlooked, finding reasons to be joyful, being a peacemaker, noticing small miracles, giving sincere compliments, forgiving, repenting, enduring, explaining things simply, connecting with children, sustaining church leaders, helping others know that they belong
Name one of the apostles who conducted a session of General Conference.
Henry B. Eyring
David A. Bednar.
Quentin L. Cook
Dallin H. Oaks
Gary E. Stevenson
Elder Kelly R. Johnson of the Seventy taught “To be __________ to God means to be brought back into harmony with God, or to restore a relationship with God that has been strained or broken because of our sins or actions.”
Elder Brik V. Eyre of the Seventy taught, “While our Heavenly Father consistently and lovingly reminds us that we are His children, the adversary will always try to label us by our __________.”
Weaknesses
In his Saturday morning address about being peacemakers, Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles invited us all to take part in a one-week, three-step peacemaker plan.
Name one part of the plan.
1.A contention-free home zone
2.Digital bridge building
3.Repair and reunite.
In his talk about turning our hearts to God, Elder Ronald M. Barcellos of the Seventy gave a list of spiritual tests in four areas we can use to assess our hearts’ spiritual condition.
1. priorities and motives.
2. Willingness to obey God’s commandments.
3. Diligence in studying the scriptures and seeking revelation.
4. The quality of thoughts and words.
Church members from outside the United States joined the Tabernacle Choir on Temple Square to sing in this General Conference. Name two of the countries they represented.
Australia, Brazil, Democratic Republic of the Congo, England, Finland, France, New Zealand, Philippines, Qatar, Sweden