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WorksheetsDoctrine & Covenants 94 - 97 Quiz
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What was the purpose of the tabernacle commanded by the Lord to Moses?
To be the center of Israel’s wilderness camp
To be a place for social gatherings
To act as a fortress
To serve as a marketplace
In 1833, what did the Lord command Joseph Smith to build?
A school
A hospital
Temples
A library
What is the central feature of the Kirtland Temple according to Doctrine and Covenants 94:1?
A large garden
A central tower
A central feature in Kirtland
A large library
What do temples around the world point us to?
Christ
The church leaders
The prophets
The apostles
What does Doctrine and Covenants 94 emphasize about the buildings in Kirtland?
They should be made of gold
They should be built quickly
They should be wholly dedicated unto the Lord
They should be luxurious
What does the Lord do to those He loves according to Doctrine and Covenants 95?
Leaves them alone
Ignores them
Chastens them
Rewards them immediately
What was Hyrum Smith's reaction to the command to build the Kirtland Temple?
He opposed it
He ignored it
He was indifferent
He immediately began clearing the field
Why is the Church of Jesus Christ building so many temples according to President Russell M. Nelson?
To compete with other religions
To accelerate the pace of temple building
To increase church revenue
To create tourist attractions
What does it mean to be 'pure in heart' according to Doctrine and Covenants 97:21?
To be wealthy
To be famous
To be Zion
To be powerful
What metaphor is used in Doctrine and Covenants 97:9 to describe those accepted by the Lord?
A strong fortress on a hill
A bright light in the darkness
A shining star in the sky
A fruitful tree planted by a pure stream
What is the significance of the temple according to Doctrine and Covenants 95:8?
It is a place for social gatherings
It is the house of the Lord
It is a place for business meetings
It is a place for entertainment
What did the Saints in the 1830s initially consider Zion to be?
A book
A concept
A place
A person
What does the Lord want us to learn within temples?
Worldly knowledge
A heavenly plan to bring us back into the presence of God
Financial strategies
Political tactics
What does Doctrine and Covenants 97:8–9 teach about being accepted by the Lord?
It is based on wealth
It is based on appearance
It is based on being pure in heart
It is based on social status
What did the Lord command the Saints to build in Kirtland according to Doctrine and Covenants 94?
A school and a hospital
An office and a printing house
A library and a museum
A market and a theater
What is the purpose of sacred ordinances and covenants in temples?
To entertain
To connect us to Christ and strengthen our families
To increase church membership
To generate income
What does the Lord's correction in Doctrine and Covenants 95 teach us?
The Lord is unforgiving
The Lord corrects with love
The Lord is harsh
The Lord is indifferent
What did Hyrum Smith do to show his eagerness to build the temple?
He donated money
He ran to get a scythe to begin clearing the field
He organized a meeting
He wrote a letter
What does the Lord want us to do with the temples according to Russell M. Nelson?
Use them for social events
Ignore them
Focus on them
Visit them occasionally
What does the metaphor in Doctrine and Covenants 97:9 suggest about those who keep covenants?
They are like a dry desert
They are like a rocky mountain
They are like a fruitful tree planted by a pure stream
They are like a barren tree
What does the Lord's command to build temples 'not after the manner of the world' imply?
Temples should be built quickly
Temples should follow divine patterns
Temples should be luxurious
Temples should be small
What is the expanded definition of Zion in Doctrine and Covenants 97?
A powerful nation
A wealthy community
The pure in heart
A famous city
