Doctrine & Covenants 11

What is described as "quick and powerful, sharper than a two-edged sword" in the text?

• The Spirit

• The Word of God

• The Gospel

• The Light

According to the text, what should one seek instead of riches?

• Power

• Wisdom

• Fame

• Strength

What is the metaphor used for readiness in the text?

• The field is white already to harvest

• The light shines in darkness

• The Spirit leads to do good

• The rock is my gospel

What is promised to those who ask and knock, according to the text?

• Riches

• Salvation

• They shall receive and it shall be opened

• Eternal life

Explain the significance of "thrusting in the sickle" in the context of the text.

• It represents gathering wealth.

• It symbolizes the readiness to work for spiritual harvest.

• It indicates the need for physical labor.

• It suggests the importance of patience.

Analyze the relationship between seeking wisdom and the mysteries of God being unfolded, as described in the text.

• Seeking wisdom leads to understanding the mysteries of God.

• The mysteries of God are unrelated to wisdom.

• Wisdom is only for the wealthy.

• Mysteries of God are revealed through wealth.

What does the text suggest about the relationship between faith and receiving gifts?

• Gifts are given regardless of faith.

• Faith is necessary to receive gifts.

• Gifts are only for the chosen ones.

• Faith and gifts are unrelated.

What is the role of the Spirit according to the text?

• To provide wealth

• To lead to do good and enlighten the mind

• To judge others

• To grant power over others

Discuss the importance of patience in the context of bringing forth the work mentioned in the text.

• Patience is irrelevant to the work.

• Patience is necessary to accomplish the translation of the work.

• Patience is only needed for personal growth.

• Patience is a sign of weakness.

What is the ultimate goal for those who "thrust in their sickle" according to the text?

• To gain wealth

• To achieve everlasting salvation

• To become famous

• To gain power