Book of Mormon; Latter Day Saint churches -- Doctrines; Latter Day Saints
The robbers surround and ineffectually besiege the
Nephites, who make many sorties and slay tens of
thousands of them; the robbers attempt to
concentrate in the north but are cut off, their
armies destroyed, and thousands taken prisoners;
among whom is Zemnarihah, who is afterwards
hanged. The Nephites greatly rejoice in their
marvelous deliverance. 21 621
All the Nephites believe the words of the prophets;
righteousness prevails. They preach to their
prisoners; all who make a covenant to murder no
more are released, those who refuse are punished
according to the law. 22 622
The Nephites all return to their own lands on both
continents. 26 626
The laws revised according to justice and equity;
great order throughout the land. 27 627
Many new cities built and old ones repaired;
numerous other improvements made. 28 628
Disputings and contentions re-commence; pride and
other evils increase. 29 629
Lachoneus, the younger, governor. The church broken
up, except among a few Lamanites. Many prophets
testify and are persecuted; some are executed
contrary to law. The officers committing these
crimes, on being called to account, rebel and
seek to establish a monarchy, with Jacob as king.
The chief judge is slain, and the ancient
iniquitous combination re-introduced. The Nephite
Republic is broken up, and the people divided
into numerous tribes. Jacob leads his band into
the northernmost part of the land. 30 630
The various tribes more fully regulated. Nephi
performs many miracles; among others, raises his
brother Timothy from the dead. But few are
converted. 31 631
Nephi continues his preaching and ministry; a few
accept his message. 32 632
Many join the church. 33 633
On the fourth day of the new year the signs of
Christ's crucifixion commence. An unparalleled
storm rages for three hours, convulsing the land
and destroying many cities. It is followed by
three days' darkness. The voice of the Lord is
heard proclaiming the destruction that had
happened. Jesus appears to the people in the
land Bountiful. He preaches his gospel, performs
many mighty works, and chooses twelve disciples.
Nephi, the son of Nephi, takes the records. 34 634
All the people are converted, and the church
becomes universal. The believers have all things
in common. 36 636
The disciples of Jesus work many wonderful miracles. 37 637
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