BoM DM Passages #'s 1-12

According to 1 Nephi 3:7, what is the principle taught about obedience?

• Obedience is optional.

• Obedience leads to captivity and death.

• We should do the things which the Lord commands.

• Obedience should be pursued for happiness and blessings.

What is the doctrinal statement associated with 2 Nephi 2:25?

• Men are free to choose liberty and eternal life.

• God will give unto the children of men line upon line.

• Adam fell that men might have joy.

• All are alike unto God.

What does 2 Nephi 2:27 teach about the choices available to men?

• Men must always pray.

• Men are free to choose liberty and eternal life or captivity and death.

• Men should serve God and others too.

• Men should be baptized in the name of the Lord.

According to 2 Nephi 26:33, what is said about God's view of mankind?

• God has cliques.

• God will only bless those who keep the commandments.

• All are alike unto God.

• God requires baptismal covenants.

What does 2 Nephi 28:30 say about how God imparts knowledge to His children?

• God disseminates knowledge all at once.

• God gives knowledge only to the baptized.

• God gives knowledge to those who serve others.

• God gives knowledge line upon line, precept upon precept.

In 2 Nephi 32:3, what are the followers of Christ encouraged to do?

• Choose liberty and eternal life.

• Feast upon the words of Christ.

• Always pray and do.

• Be baptized in the name of the Lord.

What is the key message in 2 Nephi 32:8-9 regarding prayer?

• You must pray always.

• You must choose liberty and eternal life.

• You must serve God and others.

• You must be baptized.

According to Mosiah 2:17, how does one serve God?

• By choosing liberty and eternal life.

• By praying always.

• By being in the service of fellow beings.

• By feasting upon the words of Christ.

What does Mosiah 2:41 associate with keeping the commandments of God?

• Captivity and death.

• Knowledge given line upon line.

• Obedience, happiness, and blessings.

• The need to always pray.

What transformation is described in Mosiah 3:19?

• From being in the service of God to serving others.

• From natural man to a saint through the atonement of Christ.

• From captivity to liberty and eternal life.

• From ignorance to knowledge line upon line.