Sustained, but Never Set Apart

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Which General Authority was sustained as a first counselor in the first presidency, but never set apart?

a.                  Henry B. Eyring

b.                  Joseph F. Smith

c.                   Gordon B. Hinckley

d.                  George A. Smith

Yesterday’s answer:

C   When Joseph Smith met Brigham for the very first time

From the life of Brigham Young:   Several anxious hours later Brigham stood gazing at a handsome, muscular man almost five years his junior, engaged in chopping firewood. “Here my joy was full at the privilege of shaking the hand of the Prophet of God, and [I] received the sure testimony, but the Spirit of prophecy, that he was all that any man could believe him to be, as a true Prophet.” This was the beginning of a lifelong love of profound depth that Brigham Young had for the Prophet Joseph Smith. He once exclaimed, “I feel like shouting hallelujah, all the time, when I think that I ever knew Joseph Smith, the Prophet.” At a meeting later that day Brigham arose and spoke in tongues; it was the first time the brethren present had heard the true gift of tongues. Afterward Joseph made a remarkable prophecy: “The time will come when brother Brigham Young will preside over this Church.”

Flake, Lawrence R., Prophets and Apostles of the Last Dispensation, (Provo, Utah: Religious Study Center, Brigham Young University, 2001), 23-24.