1.
What was the original title to “Redeemer of Israel”?
a.
Redeemer of the Holy Land
b.
Jesus of Israel
c.
Oh Thou, in Whose Presence My Soul Takes Delight
d.
The Spirit of God
2.
Which is the only song to be sung at all temple dedications
(yes, all, including Kirtland and Nauvoo)?
a.
The Spirit of God
b.
Adam-ondi-Ahman
c.
We Thank Thee O God For a Prophet
d.
Come, Come, Ye Saints
3.
What was the original title of “O My Father”?
a.
Our Heavenly Parents
b.
When I Come Back Home
c.
Invocation, or the Eternal Father and Mother
d.
Thy Holy Place on High
4.
In W. W. Phelps original “Praise to the Man,” the 2nd
verse stated “Long shall his blood, which was shed by assassins/ Stain ____________ while the earth lauds his
fame.” Stain_________ was changed and
gentled in the 1927 hymnal. What word filled the blank?
a.
Missouri
b.
The Carthage mobbers
c.
Governor Ford
d.
Illinois
5.
Which favorite Church hymn, written by an LDS author, can be
currently found in the Protestant New
Church Hymnal ?
a.
Called to Serve
b.
Come, Come Ye Saints
c.
The Spirit of God
d. High on a Mountain Top
Yesterday’s answer:
a.
A hat
The following from
an interview with Emma Smith in 1856:
When
my husband was translating the Book of Mormon, I wrote a part of it, as he
dictated each sentence, word for word, and when he came to proper names he
could not pronounce, or long words, he spelled them out, and while I was writing
them, if I made a mistake in spelling, although it was impossible for him to
see how I was writing them down at the time. Even the word Sarah he could not
pronounce at first, but had to spell it, and I would pronounce it for him.
John
W. Welch and Tim Rathbone, “The Translation of the Book of (Provo: Foundation
for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies, 1986), 8.
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