FEAR NOT, I AM WITH THEE (Pres. Eyring)
CHRIST-CENTERED UNITY (Pres. Uchtdorf)
O BE WISE (Pres. Christofferson)
THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST IS FOR ALL (Pres. Oaks)
GENERAL
100

President Eyring centers his address on the precious promises found in this classic hymn

Hymn 85, How Firm a Foundation

100

According to the talk, this ordinance is the gate to the “strait and narrow path.

Baptism

100

President Hinckley said this about gambling

We are against it.

100

According to the talk, the Savior invites the people to come unto Him

All people

100

President Spencer W. Kimball defines this as “teachableness”

Humility

200

This Book of Mormon prophet who taught at the Waters of Mormon

Alma, the Elder.

200

Following the Savior's appearance and the teaching of His gospel, the Nephites and Lamanites lived in complete peace and unity for this exact number of years.

200 years

200

What was President Christofferson’s plea beyond simply refraining from gambling?

Use saved time and resources for doing good.

200

President Oaks quotes President Russell M. Nelson in referring to the path of eternal progression by this three-word term.

The Covenat Path

200

These three conditions in the talk identifies receiving forgiveness through Christ’s Atonement?

Faith, repentance, and baptism.

300

President Eyring's mother gave him this simple explanation when he asked why life was so hard.

Life is a test

300

When President Uchtdorf was baptized at age eight in an indoor swimming pool, this was the fearful thought occupying his mind.

The pool is getting deeper and deeper, and I can't swim!

300

President Christofferson used this phrase from Jacob to conclude his message.

O Be Wise

300

President Oaks said we should do this while waiting for answers to uncertainties

Wait upon the Lord and trust His timing and promises

300

Gambling can consume any of these three resources.

Money, time, or agency

400

From the talk, this prophet taught that God often meets our needs through others.

Spencer W. Kimball

400

President Uchtdorf compares early spiritual growth to this mathematical line because it often starts gradually through simple acts of faith

Exponential curve

400

President Oaks stated that every choice carries this economic principle, meaning if we spend time doing one thing, we lose the opportunity to do another.

Opportunity Cost

400

According to the talk, these groups are specifically mentioned among those invited to come unto Christ.

Black and white; bond and free; male and female.

400

President Eyring's mother placed only one picture on the wall where she could see it from her bed.

A picture of the Savior

500

President Eyring explains that regardless of trial variations, the central test for every person in mortality is

Whether we will do this whatsoever, the Lord our God will command us

500

According to President Uchtdorf, why should we seek unity now rather than waiting for the next life?

Unity will not magically happen in the next life if we have not earnestly tried to learn it

500

According to President Oaks, what question should we ask about our current decisions?

Where will this lead?

500

Citing Moses 7:62, President Oaks notes that in our day, truth out of the earth and righteousness out of heaven gather the elect like this natural phenomenon

A Flood

500

This phrase from Isaiah 41:10 is the central message of President Eyring's talk.

Fear not, I am with thee