To ask and to answer questions is at the heart of all learning and all teaching." - President Henry B. Eyring When we make this the heart of our scripture study, we open the doors of heaven to receive unlimited inspiration from our loving Heavenly Father. When studying, a good question is like a road that can lead from the scriptures to personal revelation. In fact, the acronym R.O.A.D. can be used to remember the most important qualities of "questions that matter, " as one author put it.2 The questions presented in this book were written with these principles in mind: R - Related to the Atonement O - Open-ended A - Applicable D - Deep So, do you want to become more like the Savior, reflect more often on gospel principles, find personal meaning in the gospel, and be converted more deeply? Then start asking questions--and answering them! That is the goal of all the questions in this book. When used by individuals in their personal gospel study (especially when writing in a study journal), it can help them deepen their personal conversion.