REL C 225 Final Exam with Questions and 100% Correct Answers
What Doctrine and Covenants section is known as "The Law" of the Church? - Answer D&C 42 What are the definitions and differences of "all things common",the United Order (Firm), and the law of consecration? - Answer - All things common: This term refers to early Saints giving over to the Church all their properties and being deeded back a portion according to their wants and needs, as outlined in Doctrine and Covenants 51. (Sometimes this is called the law of stewardship of properties.) - The United Order: Sometimes called the United Firm or the Order of Enoch, the United Order was a consecration-based business organization of the Church in Kirtland and Missouri. Participating members, by covenant, united Church businesses, such as a hotel, a tannery, an ashery, a sawmill, and Bishop Whitney's store in Kirtland and the printing press and Sidney Gilbert's store in Missouri. - The law of consecration: As God's agents, we dedicate our time, talents, and means to building up God's kingdom on earth as He directs us.
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