Scripture Storyteller

Moroni writes one last message to the future readers of the book.

Moroni decides to include two letters that his father Mormon sent him.

Moroni decides to include a talk that his father, Mormon, gave to the people of the church about knowing good from evil and having faith, hope and charity.

After Moroni adds the record of the Jaredites to the end of the book his father, Mormon has made, he decides to add a few more things he knows will be important to future readers.

The Jaredites continue to fight one another, until the entire nation is separated into two armies, who fight until nearly everyone is destroyed.

God tells Ether to teach and prophesy to the Jaredites. And Moroni adds his own prophesies too.

King after king either rules in righteousness or wickedness. And God continues to send prophets, to remind the people to follow Him, so that He can bless them, and so that they will not destroy themselves.

When the Jaredites ask for a king, the brother of Jared warns them that it can lead to trouble. King after king either leads the people to righteousness or wickedness.

The Jaredites pack up their boats, and with their glowing stones for light, they are blown by the wind and guided by God to the promised land.

The brother of Jared comes up with an idea for how they can have light in their boats, and the answer has a surprising outcome.