Which statement best captures the motto's combined actions?

• 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 have come to worship him
• D. I will with your assistance

Answer: (A)

The motto combines two actions into one flowing idea: recognizing the star in the East and then coming to worship Him. The best wording keeps both parts together with and, showing a clear link from seeing to worship. I have seen his star in the East and come to worship him expresses both elements in one sentence, tying the discovery directly to the response. The other options either drop one part, or alter the cadence or capitalization in a way that doesn’t fit the traditional phrasing.