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What is one truth we can learn from the story of Samuel hearing the Lord’s voice?
a) The Lord gives us one chance to recognize His voice.
b) Samuel’s unrighteousness kept him from receiving revelation.
c) Our ability to recognize the Lord’s voice can grow.
c)
How can our ability to recognize the Lord’s voice grow.
What did David say he would rely on to defeat Goliath?
a) His physical strength.
b) His armor.
c) The strength of the Lord.
c)
How do we know it was the strength of the Lord?
How can worshipping in the temple help us?
a) It can strengthen and comfort us when we have challenges.
b) It allows us to receive the ordinances necessary for eternal life.
c) Both of the above.
c)
How is it both of the above?
What does the story of Job teach us about trials?
a) Our family and friends will support us during our trials.
b) The righteous will not complain, worry, or have questions during their trials.
c) We can continue to trust God when we don’t know the reasons for our trials.
c)
Why should we continue to trust God when we don’t know the reasons for our trials.
What is the name of the 1,000-year period during which the Lord’s people will enjoy happiness, peace, and prosperity?
a) The Restoration.
b) The Millennium.
c) The spirit world.
b)
Are you looking forward to the Millennium.
Why did the Israelites ask Samuel for a king?
a) They wanted to be like all of the other nations.
b) The prophet had commanded it.
c) They needed to defeat the Assyrians.
a)
Why did they want to be like all of the other nations.
What was the result of Solomon’s marrying outside of the covenant?
a) His wife later became a member of the Church.
b) His heart was turned from the Lord.
c) His wife left him.
b)
Why was his heart was turned from the Lord.
What did Naaman do that allowed him to be healed of his leprosy?
a) He obeyed the prophet even in the simple things.
b) He was given a priesthood blessing by the laying on of hands.
c) He accepted the gospel of Jesus Christ.
a)
Why do we need to obey the prophet even in the simple things.
What is one truth we can learn from the phrase “I have graven thee upon the palms of my hands” (Isaiah 49:16)?
a) The Lord sometimes forgets things.
b) The Lord counts each of our sins.
c) The Lord loves us and will never forget us
c)
How do we know the Lord loves us and will never forget us
According to King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream, what will happen to the kingdom of God?
a) It will be destroyed by apostate members.
b) It will stop growing because of the wickedness of mankind.
c) It will roll forth and eventually cover the entire earth.
c)
What will roll forth and eventually cover the entire earth.
What does King David’s experience with Bathsheba teach us?
a) Lustful desires can lead to serious sin.
b) God will help us find the person we should marry.
c) Breaking the law of chastity cannot be forgiven.
a)
What can lead to serious sin?
What does the story of the widow in Zarephath providing food for Elijah teach us about blessings?
a) Wickedness will prevent us from being blessed.
b) Acting in faith to follow a prophet’s counsel will bring us blessings.
c) We can miss out on blessings if we do not live up to our potential.
b)
How does acting in faith to follow a prophet’s counsel bring us blessings.
What did Esther have the courage to do?
a) Risk her life to save the Jews.
b) Refuse to eat and drink of the king’s wine and meat.
c) Pray after being commanded not to pray
a)
Why did Esther risk her life to save the Jews.
What truth can we learn from Daniel’s refusing to eat the king‘s meat and drink his wine?
a) If we keep the Lord’s laws, then He will bless us physically and spiritually.
b) The Lord will curse the wicked for breaking His commandments.
c) God will not perform miracles in our lives if we lack faith.
a)
What are the Lords laws?
How did Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego show great faith?
a) They said they knew God could deliver them, but they would still trust Him if He didn’t.
b) They asked Daniel whether they should worship the golden image.
c) They were willing to return to Jerusalem to help rebuild the temple.
a)
Why is it important that we have a testimony knowing God could deliver us, but that we should still trust Him if He didn’t.
What does the phrase “I will pour out my spirit upon all flesh” (Joel 2:28) mean?
a) The Lord will visit everyone on earth.
b) All of the wicked will recognize the Spirit and choose to be converted.
c) The Lord will bless all people and send them His Spirit.
c)
Why will the Lord will bless all people and send them His Spirit.
How can we become saviours on Mount Zion?
a) By doing temple work for our ancestors.
b) By suffering for the sins of our family and friends.
c) By faithfully enduring our own trials.
a)
What temple work can you do for your ancestors.
What is the main truth taught in Proverbs 3:5–6?
a) The Lord speaks to us in our heart and mind.
b) If we trust in the Lord, He will direct our path.
c) Children are a heritage of the Lord.
b)
Why is it important knowing that if we trust in the Lord, He will direct our path.
What scripture mastery passage teaches that our sins can become “white as snow”?
a) Jeremiah 1:4–5.
b) Isaiah 1:18.
c) Isaiah 58:13–14.
b)
Isaiah 1:18. - What does white as snow mean?
What is the main truth taught in Ezekiel 37:15–17?
a) If we turn away from the Lord, we will lose His protection and experience sorrow and suffering.
b) The Bible and the Book of Mormon come together as witnesses that Jesus Christ is our Savior.
c) As we study God’s word, we can receive His guidance.
b)
What two books come together as witnesses that Jesus Christ is our Savior.
What is one truth we can learn from Uzzah’s attempt to steady the ark of the covenant?
a) Attempting to direct God’s work without authority brings spiritual death.
b) God will give us strength to obey commandments that are difficult for us.
c) Keeping God’s commandments brings temporal and spiritual blessings.
a)
What brings spiritual death.
King Cyrus of Persia allowed the Jews to return to Jerusalem to rebuild the temple. What does this story teach about opposition?
a) One blessing of temple work is that we will not have opposition in our lives.
b) Opposition occurs when individuals worship false gods.
c) During times of opposition, God watches over and helps those who seek to obey Him.
c)
Is it only during times of opposition, that God watches over and helps those who seek to obey Him.
What scripture mastery passage teaches that the Restoration of the gospel is “a marvellous work and a wonder”?
a) Psalm 24:3–4.
b) Isaiah 29:13–14.
c) 1 Samuel 16:7.
b)
Isaiah 29:13–14.-What is often referred to as a marvellous work and a wonder?
Which scripture mastery passage relates to family history and temple work?
a) Psalm 119:105.
b) Isaiah 5:20.
c) Malachi 4:5–6.
c)
Malachi 4:5–6. - In what ways can we do family history?
What basic doctrine is taught in Amos 3:7?
a) Ordinances.
b) Commandments (tithing).
c) Marriage and family.
d) Prophets and revelation.
e) The Atonement of Jesus Christ.
d)
Prophets and revelation. -What are the names of 4 old testament prophets?