All About Them
When do we get a new prophet?
New prophets are called when the current prophet passes away.
Who was the prophet who stole the plates from Laban?
Nephi
Who was the first known prophet on this earth?
Adam
Which prophet founded our church in the Latter-Days?
Joseph Smith
How is the new prophet chosen?
The new prophet will be the man who has served as an Apostle in the Quorum of the 12 Apostles the longest.
Which prophet had the vision of the tree of life?
Lehi
Which prophet was called to sacrifice his own son?
Abraham
Which prophet led the Saints across the country to Salt Lake City in the 1800s?
Brigham Young
Do prophets choose their counselors?
Yes! They get to choose their counselors, through divine revelation.
Which prophet was a priest to wicked King Noah before he heard the gospel and became a prophet?
Alma (the Elder)
Which prophet led his people out of bondage from the Egyptians?
Moses
Which prophet announced that young women could serve missions at the age of 19 rather than 21, and that young men could serve missions at 18 rather than 19?
Thomas S. Monson
Who will be the next prophet, after President Nelson?
Dallin H. Oaks
Which prophet preached to wicked King Noah, and was killed by fire for doing so?
Abinadi
Which prophet was swallowed by a whale?
Jonah
Which prophet announced that we would move from a 3-hour church service to a 2-hour church service?
Russell M. Nelson
Do prophets hold all the priesthood keys on the Earth today?
Yes! Jesus Christ holds all the keys of the priesthood pertaining to His Church. He has conferred upon each of His Apostles all the keys that pertain to the kingdom of God on earth. The President of the Church is the only person authorized to exercise all of those priesthood keys.
Which prophet led the "2000 Stripling Warriors"?
Helaman
Which prophet taught righteousness so well that his people were raised up to Heaven by Heavenly Father?
Enoch
Which prophet has announced the most new LDS temples?
Russell M. Nelson has announced 100 new temples since his presidency! Before him, it was Gordon B. Hinckley with 78 announcements of new temples.