It is the duty of everyone to learn to know God, and His Son, Jesus Christ. To teach men to know {326} God was in part the mission of Jesus to this earth. But such knowledge will not come through the mere satisfying of the bodily appetites. That religion is not worth while which feeds only loaves and fishes. The hunger which must be satisfied is the hunger of the spirit. That religion only is worth while which guides and directs in temporal life, and affords complete satisfaction and contentment in the intellectual and spiritual life. Mormonism does this; for it is what Jesus taught. In no other church than the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints may one find today the uncorrupted teachings of Jesus and the authority of His priesthood. Mormonism is distinctly, then, the religion worth while. [Sidenote: The bread of life.] The stone which the builders rejected has become the Christ, the Savior of the world. He is the Keystone, of our salvation. He is our Master, our Teacher, our Friend. He has restored His Gospel to us with all its blessings and privileges. Him will we follow, and His commandments will we keep; for it was He Himself who said, "I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger, and he that believeth on me shall never thirst." {327} THE REFERENCES Mark 6:30-44. John 6:22-35. THE QUESTIONS 1. What is the bread that endures unto everlasting life? 2. What did Jesus leave with the apostles? 3. How did the apostles carry on the work of Jesus? 4. What happened to the Church after the apostles had passed away? 5. How was the Gospel of Jesus Christ restored to the earth? 6. Why will Mormonism ultimately conquer the world? 7. In what sense is Mormonism a comprehensive religion? 8. Show that Mormonism is what Jesus taught. {328} Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.--Eccl. 12:13. {329} INDEX A Abel, occupation, 197; offering accepted, 198; slain by Cain, 199. Abou Ben Adhem, 221. Abram, Abraham, 21; strove to find God, 21; seized by idolatrous priests, 21; God delivered and spoke to him, 21; learns to know God; father of Isaac and grandfather of Jacob who served God; from them sprang the Children of Israel, 22; wavered not, 101. Adam was like us, 23; taught by an angel, 24. Aesop, fable of, 227. Alms should be given in secret, 85. Anger, fruits of, 199-200. Apostasy, 323. Apostles sent to preach, 291; slow to understand that the Gospel was for all mankind, 292; their acts, 321; their deaths, 322; Architect, figure of, illustrating Church of Christ, 153-4; 161; plans and specifications of, 161; necessary, 162. Articles of Faith, 129. Ascension, 283. Atonement of Jesus not understood by His disciples, 271; necessary, 272; theories regarding, 274; true theory, 275; Nephite explanation of, 276.