Moroni invites all to seek truth by the power of the Holy Ghost, promises spiritual gifts to the faithful, and exhorts all to come unto Christ, be perfected in Him, and gain eternal life.

Mormon teaches about faith, hope, and charity as essential Christlike virtues. He warns against judging unrighteously and laments the Nephites’ depravity, urging his son to stay faithful.

Moroni records Church practices—priesthood ordinations, the gift of the Holy Ghost, and the sacrament. He emphasizes faith, repentance, and the importance of gathering in righteousness.

Moroni teaches that faith leads to miracles. Ether prophesies destruction unless the people repent. Secret combinations bring endless war. The Jaredite civilization is utterly destroyed in the end.

The Jaredites journey to the promised land with God’s guidance. Kingship brings cycles of righteousness and wickedness. Secret combinations emerge, leading to pride, violence, and national decline.

Moroni abridges the Jaredite record. The brother of Jared shows great faith, sees the Lord, and is given visions. The Lord commands that sacred revelations be sealed until a future time.

Mormon testifies to future generations of Christ and urges belief in the gospel. Moroni records the Nephites’ destruction, condemns unbelief, and warns that miracles cease only through lack of faith.

Mormon abridges the Nephite records and leads their armies. Despite his pleas, the people remain wicked. A brutal final battle at Cumorah ends in devastation. Mormon laments the fall of his people.

Christ defines His gospel and Church, centered on His name and atonement. Peace follows as the people live in unity and righteousness—until pride returns, dividing them once again.

Christ teaches of the gathering of Israel, quoting Isaiah and Malachi. He expounds on covenants, promises restoration, and commands the people to record Samuel’s prophecies for future generations.