Return into Wilderness--Joy of Lehi and Sariah--Lehi a Visionary Man--Sariah's Grief and Murmuring--Her Subsequent Testimony--Sacrifice and Burnt Offerings--The Brass Plates--Their Contents--Lehi a Descendant of Joseph--Value of These Records to his Descendants--Another Colony of Jews--Lost Knowledge of Hebrew Language and of God--Nephi a Great Benefactor--He and Brothers Again Required to Visit Jerusalem--Ishmael and Family--Laman and Lemuel Stir up Mutiny--Want to Return to Jerusalem--Bind Nephi--Intend to Leave him to Perish--Nephi's Prayer--His Bands Burst--The Others Plead for him--Revulsion of Feeling on Part of his Brothers--Beg his Forgiveness--Rejoin Lehi and Sariah--Thanksgiving and Sacrifices and Burnt Offerings CHAPTER VII. Lehi's Dream, or Vision--Rejoices Because of Nephi and Sam--Fears Concerning Laman and Lemuel--His Entreaties to Them--Gathered Seeds and Grain--Five Marriages--Lehi had Faithfully kept Commandments of the Lord--Nephi's Development--Experience in Wilderness Necessary to Prepare Colony for the Future--Lehi Commanded to Travel--Miraculous Brass Ball, called Liahona--How it Operated--Travel in S. S. E. Direction--Hunt for Game--Led Through most Fertile parts of the Desert CHAPTER VIII. Travel in Desert--Kill Game by the Way--Uncooked Meat their Food--Nephi Breaks his Bow--Fails to Obtain Food--Laman and Others Complain Bitterly--Lehi, also, Murmurs--Nephi Keeps his Patience and Courage--Remonstrates with his Brothers--Makes a Wooden Bow--Lehi very Sorrowful--Sees Writing on the Brass Ball--Nephi Goes for Game in Direction Indicated--Company Filled with Joy through his Obtaining Food--Resume Travel--Ishmael's Death--His Character--Outbreak and Rebellion of Part of his Children against Lehi and Nephi--Laman proposes to Kill the Two Latter--Attachment to Birthplace CHAPTER IX. Popular at Jerusalem to Reject Prophets--Laman and Lemuel did not Believe Predictions Concerning that City--Confidence of Jews in Jerusalem--Glory of the City--The Magnificent Temple--Capture of the City--The Conspirators Chastened--Lehi and Nephi saved CHAPTER X. Travel in Easterly Direction--Land Bountiful--"Irreantum," or Many Waters--Eight Years in Wilderness--Children Born--Diet of Raw Meat--Women Healthy and Strong as Men--Learn to Bear Journeyings Without Murmuring--"Araby the Blest"--Travelers' description of Land--Company Rest for Many Days CHAPTER XI. How Did They Travel?--Had They Vehicles?--Children of Israel used Covered Wagons--Did Lehi and Company use Camels?--Experience of Battalion in California--Custom in Abyssinia--Laman and Companions Never Forget Habits Acquired in the Desert--Transmitted Them to Posterity in Their New Home--Nephi Cherished True Knowledge of Civilization--Contrast Between the Two Brothers--Each Left his Impress upon his Nation CHAPTER XII.