What is the general motto?

• A. I have seen his star in the East and come to worship him
• B. I have seen his Star in the East and come to worship Him
• C. I will with your assistance
• D. I have come to worship him

Answer: (A)

The general motto expresses recognizing a guiding light and responding in devotion. It ties seeing the star in the East to the action of coming to worship Him, capturing both the witness and the immediate response. The wording I have seen his star in the East and come to worship him keeps the traditional cadence and meaning: a witnessed signal of light, followed by the decision to honor and worship the divine. Variations that change capitalization or verb form shift emphasis or feel less like the established oath, so the chosen phrasing best preserves the intended sense and rhythm.