3rd Nephi
How long did Jesus stay and minister to the Nephites?
A few days.
Who is expected to pay tithing?
The Book of Nephi started how many years before Christ was born?
600 years.
How many years before the birth of Christ did Samual the Laminate prophecy that Jesus would be born? 5 Years, 10 Years or 20 Years?
5 Years.
Name the top ranked Utah college football team.
(Hint...Not Bryan's favorite team)
BYU
Jesus himself summed up the unplanned spiritual outpouring with these simple and powerful words:
"Now behold, my joy is____"
Full.
Prior to 1900 how much tithing were members supposed to pay?
10%
What was the last book before Christ was born?
Helaman
Samual prophesied of which signs of Christs birth?
-A new star.
-One day and one night without darkness.
-Many wonders in the heavens.
All of the above.
What us the longest river in the world?
The Nile.
After spending a day in the presence of The Savior, the multitude prayed for what they desired most.
Gift of the Holy Ghost.
How is tithing used?
Church operations, temples, buildings etc.
Who dies first Lehi, Nephi or Laban?
Laban
Samual prophesied of how many days of darkness after Christ's death?
3 days.
What is the smallest country in the world?
Vatican City.
During his time visiting The Land of Bountiful, The Savior taught them about.......
Both.
What are the spiritual benefits of paying tithing?
Increased faith, spiritual growth, peace and joy etc.
Name the correct order:
-King Benjamin speaks to his people from a tower.
-Jesus visits the Americas.
-Alma the Younger sees an angel.
-Samual the Lamanite stands on the wall.
-King Benjamin
-Alma
-Samual
-Jesus
Samual called who to repentance before Jesus would visit the Americas?
The Nephites
How many bones are in the human body?
-306
-206
-173
206
About how many people were present when The Savior appeared to the Nephites.
2500
Paying tithing will open what?
The windows of heaven.
The Book of Mormon ends in what year?
421 AD
Samual was:
-Killed by an arrow.
-Captured by the Nephites.
-Escaped untouched.
Escaped untouched.
In what country were the first Olympics held?
Greece