Jacob tells of a man and his vineyard. The man plants wild and tame olive tree branches and clears branches that produced wild fruit, leaving only good fruit behind.

The people of Limhi and Alma are taken into bondage and captivity by the Lamanites. Through growing faith and making covenants, the Lord delivers them from their bondage.

The people of Ammon promise God to never shed blood again and bury their weapons of war. Because of their full conversion and faith, they are blessed.

Captain Moroni inspires the Nephites to keep their commandments and fight for their freedom by raising the Title of Liberty.

The people of Ammon made a covenant to not shed blood, so their sons, who did not make the covenant, agree to join Helaman to fight and defend their people. Through their faith in their mother’s teaching of the Lord, they are all protected and live.

Nephi and Lehi are taken captive by the Lamanites because of their teachings of the Lord. When the Lamanites try to slay them, the Lord protects them with a ring of fire, and angels come down from the heavens. The Lamanite's hearts are changed.

Samuel the Lamanite prophesies of the coming of Christ, angering the Nephites. When the Nephites shoot arrows and throw stones at Samuel, he is protected by the Lord and every arrow and stone misses him.

Mormon, a young Nephite, is tasked with preserving and abridging the sacred records of his people. His early life, his appointment by Ammaron to oversee the records at age 10, and his leadership during a time of war and wickedness among the Nephites are depicted. His efforts to maintain the historical and spiritual records amidst a declining society are highlighted, as well as his observations of their moral decay and eventual destruction due to their rejection of God. This episode emphasizes themes of duty, faith, and the preservation of truth.

Opens with a pivotal scene from the Book of Mormon in Ether 2-3 with the Brother of Jared, a Jaredite prophet, ascending Mount Shelem to seek divine guidance on illuminating barges for his people's journey across the sea. After crafting sixteen transparent stones, he prays earnestly, asking the Lord to touch them to provide light. In response, the Lord’s finger appears through the veil, touching the stones and causing them to glow. Overwhelmed, the Brother of Jared falls in awe and fear. The Lord then reveals Himself fully, declaring His identity as Jesus Christ, the Creator, and commends the Brother of Jared’s faith, allowing him to enter His presence. This episode emphasizes themes of faith, divine revelation, and the power of prayer, culminating in a profound spiritual encounter.

The prophet Mormon addresses his people during a time of war and moral decline. Mormon instructs the Nephites on the virtues of faith, hope, and charity, emphasizing their interconnectedness and importance in achieving salvation. Mormon urges his listeners to pray with real intent to be filled with this love, describing charity as the greatest of all virtues, enduring forever. This episode portrays a somber yet inspiring moment, with Mormon offering spiritual guidance amidst a backdrop of societal collapse, encouraging righteousness despite adversity.

The prophet Mormon, through a letter to his son Moroni, addresses a doctrinal dispute among the Nephites concerning the baptism of little children. Mormon declares that little children are innocent and incapable of sin due to their young age and lack of accountability. He teaches that they are redeemed through the atonement of Jesus Christ and do not require baptism, emphasizing that God’s mercy ensures their salvation.