Timeline

Date	End Date	Title	Location	Sources	Description
Year 1		King Mosiah's Death	Zarahemla	Mosiah 29:46, Alma 1:1	King Mosiah dies.
Year 1		Nehor brought before Alma	Zarahemla	Alma 1:2, Alma 1:10-14	Nehor is brought before Alma to be judged for priestcraft and murder.
Year 1		Nehor contends with Gideon	Zarahemla	Alma 1:7-9	Nehor contends with Gideon, murdering him with the sword.
Year 1		Nehor executed.	Hill Manti	Alma 1:15	Nehor confesses his priestcraft and suffers an ignominious death.
Year 1		Sons of Mosiah Depart to Preach to the Lamanites	Zarahemla	Alma 17:1-2	The sons of Mosiah depart to preach to the Lamanites.
Year 1	Year 15	Era of Great Bloodshed		Alma 28:10	The first year to the fifteenth year of the reign of the judges has brought to pass the destruction of many thousand lives; yea, it has brought to pass an awful scene of bloodshed.
Year 2		Falling Away		Alma 1:23	Great disputes and infighting among the Church. Many are excommunicated. Great falling away. Those that remain faithful prosper exceedingly.
Year 5		Peace Restored		Alma 1:33	By exercising the law upon the people, peace is restored among the people of Nephi.
Year 5		Amlici's Campaign		Alma 2:1-5	Amlici, a Nehor, appears and begins to stir up contention among the people. He aspires to become a king and destroy the Church and generates a great political movement among the Nephites
Year 5		Amlici's Electoral Defeat	Though out the land	Alma 2:3-7	Amlici fails to gain the voice of the people and is not made king over the people.
Year 5		Amlicite Rebellion Begins		Alma 2:8-14	The Amlicites rebel against the Nephites and seek to establish a king. The Amlicite rebellion begins. The amlicites consecreate Amlici as their king. Nephites and Amlicites appoint captains, higher captains, and chief captains and prepare every weapon of war.
Year 5		Battle of Hill Amnihu	Hill Amnihu	Alma 2:15-20	The Nephites, led by Alma, prevail, but experience great losses. 12,532 Amlicites die. 6,562 Nephites die. Nephites pursue the Amlicites, but stop in the Valley of Gideon and pitch tents.
Year 5		Spying on Amlicite Camp	Land of Minon	Alma 2:20-28	Zeram, and Amnor, and Manti, and Limher sent as Nephite spies to analyze the Amlicite Camp, in the land of Minon (above Zarahemla, in the land of Nephi). Lamanite forces join Amlicite forces.
Year 5		Battle of River Sidon	River Sidon	Alma 2:28-38	Lamanite and Amlicite troops ("numerous as the sands of the sea") descend upon Nephite forces as they cross the River Sidon. Alma and Amlici contend face to face with the sword. Alma cries to the Lord for mercy. They prevail against the Lamanites. Many die while fleeing, and their bones heap upon the earth.
Year 5		Nephites bury their dead	Waters of Sidon	Alma 3:1-19	Nephites bury their dead. Bodies of Lamanites and Amlicites thrown into the Waters of Sidon, and their bones are in the depths of the sea.
Year 5		Amlicites mark their foreheads		Alma 3:4-19	Amlicites mark their heads with red, fulfilling prophecy
Year 5		Second Battle of Hill Amnihu	Hill Amnihu	Alma 3:20-24	Nephites drive Amlicites and Lamanites out of the land of Zarahemla one final time. The Amlicite Rebellion effectively ends.
Year 5		Amlicite Rebellion Ends		Alma 3:25-27	"Thousands and tens of thousands of souls sent to the eternal world, that they might reap their rewards according to their works, whether they were good or whether they were bad"
Year 5		End of Fifth Year		Alma 3:27	"For every man receiveth wages of him whom he listeth to obey, and this according to the words of the spirit of prophecy; therefore let it be according to the truth. And thus endeth the fifth year of the reign of the judges."
Year 6		No wars nor contentions	Land of Zarahemla	Alma 4:1	No wars nor contentions in the land of Zarahemla.
Year 7		Continual Peace	Land of Zarahemla	Alma 4:5	Continual peace.
Year 7		Three thousand five hundred souls baptized		Alma 4:5	About three thousand five hundred souls united themselves to the church of God and were baptized.
Year 8		Saints wax proud	Land of Zarahemla	Alma 4:6	The people of the church began to wax proud, because of their exceeding riches, and their fine silks, and their fine-twined linen, and because of their many flocks and herds, and their gold and their silver, and all manner of precious things, which they had obtained by their industry; and in all these things were they lifted up in the pride of their eyes, for they began to wear very costly apparel.
Year 8		Contention in the Church	Land of Zarahemla	Alma 4:9	In the eighth year of the reign of the judges, there began to be great contentions among the people of the church; yea, there were envyings, and strife, and malice, and persecutions, and pride, even to exceed the pride of those who did not belong to the church of God.
Year 8		Wickedness in the Church	Land of Zarahemla	Alma 4:10	In the eighth year of the reign of the judges, there began to be great contentions among the people of the church; yea, there were envyings, and strife, and malice, and persecutions, and pride, even to exceed the pride of those who did not belong to the church of God.
Year 8		End of the Eighth Year		Alma 8:1	The eighth year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi ends.
Year 9		Alma fights iniquity within the church		Alma 4:11	Alma saw the wickedness of the church, and he saw also that the example of the church began to lead those who were unbelievers on from one piece of iniquity to another, thus bringing on the destruction of the people.
Year 9		Nephihah's Appointment	Zarahemla	Alma 4:15-17	Nephihah is appointed chief judge. Alma "gave him power according to the voice of the people" to "judge and govern".
Year 9		Alma dedicates himself to governing the church		Alma 4:20	Alma delivers up the judgment-seat to Nephihah and confines himself wholly to the high priesthood of the holy order of God, to the testimony of the word, according to the spirit of revelation and prophecy.
Year 10		Alma Departs for Melek	Land of Melek (On the west of the river Sidon, on the west by the borders of the wilderness.)	Alma 8:3	Alma departs from the land of Zarahemla and takes his journey over into the land of Melek, on the west of the river Sidon, on the west by the borders of the wilderness.
Year 10 Month 7 Day 4		Amulek Receives an Angel	Ammonihah	Alma 10:4-10	Amulek receives an angel who tells him to receive Alma into his house.
Year 10 Month 10 Day 12		Earthquake Frees Alma and Amulek from Ammonihah Prison	Ammonihah	Alma 14:23-27	An earthquake frees Alma and Amulek from prison in Ammonihah.
Year 10 Month 12		Tenth Year Ends		Alma 15:19	The tenth year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi ends.
Year 11		Zoram asks Alma for revelation about the location of the Lamanite armies		Alma 16:4-6	Zoram asks Alma for revelation about the location of the Lamanite armies.
Year 11		Zoram repels the Lamnanite armies and rescues the captives of Noah	South wilderness (crossed over the river Sidon, with their armies, and marched away beyond the borders of Manti into the south wilderness, which was on the east side of the river Sidon.)	Alma 16:7-8	Zoram repels the Lamanite armies and rescues the captives of Noah, after Alma the Younger receives a revelation from the Lord.
Year 11	Year 14	Continual Peace	Land of Zarahemla	Alma 16:12-21	Lamanites did not attack the People of Nephi, and Alma and Amulek preach throughout the land of the Nephites.
Year 11 Month 2 Day 5		Destruction of Ammonihah (Desolation of Nehors)	Ammonihah and Noah	Alma 16:1-3	The Lamanites suddenly destroy the city of Ammonihah after years of peace.
Year 16		Peace Established		Alma 30:1-5	Peace throughout the land after days of fasting, mourning, and prayer following the burial of those who died in the battles with the Lamanites.
Year 17	Year 17	Korihor's Preaching	Zarahemla	Alma 30:6-19	Korihor, the Anti-Christ, begins preaching against the coming of Christ in the land of Zarahemla.
Year 17	Year 17	Korihor in Jershon	Jershon	Alma 30:20-21	Korihor is taken and bound by the people of Ammon in the land of Jershon and sent out of the land.
Year 17	Year 17	Korihor in Gideon	Gideon	Alma 30:21-29	Korihor preaches in the land of Gideon, but is taken and bound and brought before the high priest Giddonah and the chief judge.
Year 17	Year 17	Korihor in Zarahemla	Zarahemla	Alma 30:29-50	Korihor is sent to Zarahemla to be judged by Alma and the chief judge. He continues saying there is no God and demands a sign.
Year 17	Year 17	Korihor Struck Dumb	Zarahemla	Alma 30:50-56	Korihor is struck dumb as a sign from God. He confesses and acknowledges the deception by the devil and is cast out.
Year 17	Year 17	Death of Korihor		Alma 30:57-59	Korihor goes about from house to house begging for food. Eventually, he is run upon and trodden down by the Zoramites and dies.
Year 17		Amulek and Brethren Withdraw to Jershon	Jershon	Alma 35:1-2	After preaching to the Zoramites, Amulek and his brethren withdraw to the land of Jershon.
Year 17		Zoramites Angered by Preaching	Antionum (east of the land of Zarahemla, which lay nearly bordering upon the seashore, which was south of the land of Jershon, which also bordered upon the wilderness south, which wilderness was full of the Lamanites.)	Alma 35:3	The more popular part of the Zoramites are angered by the preaching of Alma and his brethren.
Year 17		Zoramites Consult People Privately	Antionum (east of the land of Zarahemla, which lay nearly bordering upon the seashore, which was south of the land of Jershon, which also bordered upon the wilderness south, which wilderness was full of the Lamanites.)	Alma 35:4-5	Zoramite leaders consult privately with the people about the teachings of Alma and his brethren.
Year 17		Believers Cast Out	Antionum (east of the land of Zarahemla, which lay nearly bordering upon the seashore, which was south of the land of Jershon, which also bordered upon the wilderness south, which wilderness was full of the Lamanites.)	Alma 35:6	Zoramites cast out those who were in favor of Alma's teachings. They flee to Jershon.
Year 17		Alma Ministers to Cast Out Believers	Antionum (east of the land of Zarahemla, which lay nearly bordering upon the seashore, which was south of the land of Jershon, which also bordered upon the wilderness south, which wilderness was full of the Lamanites.)	Alma 35:7	Alma and his brethren minister to those cast out by the Zoramites who fled to Jershon.
Year 17		Zoramite Chief Ruler's Threats	Antionum (east of the land of Zarahemla, which lay nearly bordering upon the seashore, which was south of the land of Jershon, which also bordered upon the wilderness south, which wilderness was full of the Lamanites.)	Alma 35:8-9	The chief ruler of the Zoramites threatens the people of Ammon, demanding the expulsion of those who fled from the Zoramites.
Year 17		Ammon Receives and Aids Refugees	Jershon	Alma 35:9	The people of Ammon refuse to expel the Zoramite refugees. They provide them with nourishment, clothing, and land.
Year 17		Zoramites Incite Lamanites		Alma 35:10	The Zoramites stir up the Lamanites to anger against the Nephites and the people of Ammon.
Year 17		Year 17 Ends		Alma 35:11	The seventeenth year of the reign of the judges concludes.
Year 17		Preparation for War Begins	Antionum (east of the land of Zarahemla, which lay nearly bordering upon the seashore, which was south of the land of Jershon, which also bordered upon the wilderness south, which wilderness was full of the Lamanites.)	Alma 35:11	The Zoramites and Lamanites begin preparations for war against the Nephites and the people of Ammon.
Year 17		People of Ammon Move to Melek	Land of Melek	Alma 35:12	The people of Ammon relocate to the land of Melek to make room for Nephite armies in Jershon.
Year 18		War Commences		Alma 35:13	War begins between the Lamanites and Nephites in the eighteenth year of the reign of the judges.
Year 18		Alma, Ammon, and Brethren Return to Zarahemla	Zarahemla	Alma 35:14	Alma, Ammon, and their brethren, including the two sons of Alma, return to Zarahemla after preaching to the Zoramites.
Year 18		Alma's Grief and the People's Hardness of Heart	Zarahemla	Alma 35:15	Alma grieves over the iniquity, wars, and contentions among his people, as well as the hardness of their hearts.
Year 18		Alma Gathers and Charges His Sons	Zarahemla	Alma 35:16	Alma gathers his sons to deliver individual charges concerning righteousness to them.
Year 18		Preaching of Alma and his sons		Alma 43:1-2	Alma and his sons preached the word of God according to the spirit of prophecy and revelation.
Year 18		Zoramites Become Lamanites		Alma 43:3-4	In the commencement of the eighteenth year, the Zoramites became Lamanites, resulting in the Lamanites preparing to come upon the Nephites.
Year 18		Lamanite Invasion of Antionum		Alma 43:4-5	The Lamanite armies invaded the land of Antionum. They were led by Zerahemnah.
Year 18		Preparations for War in Jershon		Alma 43:4	The Nephites gathered their armies in the land of Jershon to defend against the incoming Lamanites.
Year 18		Zerahemnah's Appointment of Chief Captains		Alma 43:5-6	Zerahemnah appointed Amalekites and Zoramites as chief captains over the Lamanites to incite hatred towards the Nephites.
Year 18		Lamanites Afraid of Nephite Armor and Retreat		Alma 43:19-24	The Lamanites, seeing the Nephites' armor and being unprepared, retreated from the borders of Jershon into the wilderness towards the land of Manti.
Year 18		Moroni Sends Spies and Consults Alma		Alma 43:23-24	Moroni sent spies into the wilderness to watch the Lamanites' camp and consulted Alma to know where to defend against the Lamanites.
Year 18		Battle Preparations near the River Sidon		Alma 43:27-29	Moroni prepared his army for battle by hiding in the valley near the river Sidon and placing spies.
Year 18		Battle Between Nephites and Lamanites by the River Sidon		Alma 43:34-37	The Lamanites confronted the Nephites near the river Sidon, resulting in a deadly battle with heavy losses, especially for the ill-prepared Lamanites.
Year 18		Nephites Pursue Retreating Lamanites to Waters of Sidon		Alma 43:38-42	The Nephites pursued the retreating Lamanites to the waters of Sidon, continuing the battle.
Year 18		Final Stand of Lamanites at the River Sidon		Alma 43:50-53	The Lamanites made a final stand at the river Sidon but were encircled by the armies of Moroni and Lehi, leading to their eventual retreat and terror.
Year 18		Moroni's Offer of Peace to Zerahemnah	Battlefield between Nephites and Lamanites	Alma 44:1-6	Moroni offers Zerahemnah and his army a chance to surrender their weapons and leave in peace if they vow not to return to fight again.
Year 18		Zerahemnah's Refusal to Take an Oath	Battlefield between Nephites and Lamanites	Alma 44:7-9	Zerahemnah delivers up his weapons to Moroni but refuses to take an oath of peace, proposing instead to go into the wilderness without fighting.
Year 18		Conflict Escalation	Battlefield between Nephites and Lamanites	Alma 44:10-12	Upon hearing Zerahemnah's refusal, Moroni insists that the Lamanites cannot leave without making the oath. This leads to a physical altercation in which Zerahemnah attempts to attack Moroni.
Year 18		Scalping of Zerahemnah	Battlefield between Nephites and Lamanites	Alma 44:12-14	One of Moroni's soldiers strikes at Zerahemnah, cutting off his scalp, which is then used to intimidate the Lamanites into surrendering.
Year 18		Lamanites' Fear and Surrender	Battlefield between Nephites and Lamanites	Alma 44:14-15	Fearing further brutalities, many Lamanites surrender their weapons and enter into a covenant of peace with the Nephites. They are allowed to depart into the wilderness.
Year 18		Continuation of the Battle	Battlefield between Nephites and Lamanites	Alma 44:16-18	Incited by Zerahemnah, the remaining Lamanites fight more furiously against the Nephites, resulting in heavy casualties.
Year 18		Zerahemnah's Surrender	Battlefield between Nephites and Lamanites	Alma 44:19-20	Seeing inevitable defeat, Zerahemnah surrenders and agrees to the covenant of peace, ending the battle.
Year 18		Conclusion of the Battle and Burial of the Dead	Waters of Sidon	Alma 44:21-24	Following the battle, the dead are thrown into the waters of Sidon, and the Nephite soldiers return to their homes and lands.
Year 18		End of the Eighteenth Year of the Reign of the Judges		Alma 44:25	The eighteenth year of the reign of the judges concludes with the end of Alma's record on the plates of Nephi.
Year 19		Alma's Prophecy to Helaman		Alma 45:10-14	Alma prophesies to his son Helaman about the future of the Nephites, declaring that they will dwindle in unbelief and eventually become extinct due to their iniquities.
Year 19		Alma's Blessing of Helaman and the Earth		Alma 45:18-19	Alma blesses Helaman and his other sons, and he curses the land for those who do wickedly, affirming the moral order of God.
Year 19		Alma's Departure from Zarahemla		Alma 45:20-22	Alma departs from the land of Zarahemla and is not heard of again; it is said that he was taken up by the Spirit or buried by the hand of the Lord.
Year 19		Helaman's Mission to Declare the Word of God		Alma 45:23-24	Helaman goes forth among the people to declare the word of God and establish the church again throughout the land of Nephi.
Year 19		Helaman Appoints Priests and Teachers		Alma 45:25	Helaman and his brethren appoint priests and teachers throughout the land over all the churches.
Year 19		Dissension Among the People		Alma 45:26	A dissension arises among the people after Helaman and his brethren appoint priests and teachers, resulting in pride and disobedience to the word of God.
Year 19		Gathering against brethren		Alma 46:1	People who would not listen to Helaman and his brethren gathered to oppose them.
Year 19		Amalickiah's leadership		Alma 46:2-5	Amalickiah leads the dissenters and desires to be king, influencing many to support him.
Year 19		Moroni's anger and preparation		Alma 46:11-12	Moroni, alarmed by the dissent, tears his coat and writes a message on it as a symbol of liberty and faith.
Year 19		Moroni's prayer		Alma 46:13-16	Moroni prays for the blessings of liberty for his people, committing himself and the land to God.
Year 19		Moroni's proclamation		Alma 46:17-19	Moroni proclaims to the people to uphold their rights and religion, inviting them to covenant with God.
Year 19		Covenant with God		Alma 46:20-22	The people covenant with God, pledging to support their faith and maintain their liberty.
Year 19		Moroni's rallying of supporters		Alma 46:23	Moroni gathers those desiring to maintain liberty to stand against the Amalickiahites.
Year 19		Amalickiah's retreat		Alma 46:24-25	Amalickiah sees Moroni's forces and retreats into the land of Nephi with some of his followers.
Year 19		Moroni's pursuit		Alma 46:26	Moroni decides to go after Amalickiah to prevent additional strength from the Lamanites.
Year 19		Capture of Amalickiahites		Alma 46:27-30	Many of Amalickiah's followers are captured and returned to Zarahemla, while others face execution for not supporting freedom.
Year 19		Standard of Liberty		Alma 46:31	Moroni raises the Title of Liberty on towers across Nephite lands as a symbol of freedom.
Year 19		Restoration of Peace		Alma 46:32	The Nephites maintain peace in the land until nearly the end of the nineteenth year of the reign of the judges.
Year 19		High Priests Maintain Order		Alma 46:33	Helaman and the high priests manage to keep peace and order in the church for four years.
Year 19		Death of Believers		Alma 46:34	Many believers die in faith, believing in the redemption of Christ, exiting the world rejoicing.
Year 19		Amalickiah Inspires Lamanites		Alma 48:1	Amalickiah, having obtained the kingdom, inspires the hearts of the Lamanites against the Nephites and appoints men to speak against them.
Year 19		Amalickiah Becomes King of the Lamanites		Alma 48:2	Amalickiah becomes king over the Lamanites and seeks to rule all the land, including the Nephites.
Year 19		Preparation for Battle		Alma 48:4	Amalickiah gathers a large host to go to battle against the Nephites, determined to overpower them and bring them into bondage.
Year 19		Appointment of Chief Captains		Alma 48:5	Amalickiah appoints chief captains of the Zoramites to lead his armies against the Nephites.
Year 19		Nephite Fortifications		Alma 48:7-8	Moroni prepares the Nephite armies and fortifies their defenses by erecting small forts and strengthening their positions.
Year 19		Moroni's Leadership		Alma 48:10-12	Moroni is characterized as a strong and mighty leader, committed to the defense and welfare of his people.
Year 19		Nephite Defense Strategy		Alma 48:14-15	The Nephites are taught to defend themselves and are promised that God will prosper them if they keep His commandments.
Year 19		The Preaching of Helaman and Brethren		Alma 48:20	Helaman and his brethren preach the word of God to the Nephites, leading to a period of peace for four years.
Year 19		Reluctance to Battle Lamanites		Alma 48:23	Despite internal peace, the Nephites reluctantly prepare to contend with the Lamanites due to ongoing hostilities.
Year 19		Preparation of Defensive Fortifications		Alma 49:2-6	Moroni had cast up dirt around the city to shield against the Lamanites' stones and arrows, and the Nephites were prepared for the Lamanites in a previously unknown manner.
Year 19		Lamanites' Assault on Ammonihah		Alma 49:7-16	The Lamanites attempted to attack the Nephite fortifications at Ammonihah but were repelled with heavy losses due to Nephite defenses.
Year 19		Lamanites Retreat and March to Land of Noah		Alma 49:16-17	After being unable to capture Ammonihah, the Lamanites retreated and marched towards the land of Noah, believing it to be a weaker target.
Year 19		Defensive Strength of the City of Noah		Alma 49:17-18	The city of Noah, previously weak, had been fortified by Moroni, exceeding the strength of Ammonihah, to the surprise of the Lamanites.
Year 19		Lehi Appointed Chief Captain of City Noah		Alma 49:18	Moroni appointed Lehi as the chief captain over the men of the city of Noah, further strengthening Nephite defenses.
Year 19		Lamanites Attempt to Capture City of Noah		Alma 49:19-21	The Lamanites, fearful of Lehi's command, nonetheless swore an oath to attack the city of Noah, bringing their armies forward.
Year 19		Great Slaughter of Lamanites		Alma 49:22-24	The Lamanites were driven back with immense slaughter and suffered significant losses trying to breach the Nephite defenses at Noah.
Year 19		Lamanites Flee into Wilderness		Alma 49:25	After their defeat, the Lamanites fled into the wilderness and returned to inform King Amalickiah of their losses against the Nephites.
Year 19		Amalickiah's Anger and Curse against Nephites		Alma 49:26-28	King Amalickiah expressed his anger at the Lamanite defeat and cursed both God and Moroni for their losses to the Nephites, who had given thanks to God for their deliverance.
Year 19 Month 11 Day 10		Lamanite Armies Approach Ammonihah		Alma 49:1-2	The armies of the Lamanites were seen approaching the land of Ammonihah, where Moroni had stationed an army and fortified the city.
Year 19		End of the Nineteenth Year of the Reign of the Judges		Alma 49:29-30	The nineteenth year of the reign of the judges ended with peace and prosperity for the Nephites, as they followed the teachings of their leaders.
Year 20		Preparation for War		Alma 50:1-3	Moroni prepared defenses for the Nephite cities by digging up heaps of earth and constructing wooden structures for protection.
Year 20		Driving Away the Lamanites		Alma 50:6	Moroni's armies drove the Lamanites out of the east wilderness back to their own lands south of Zarahemla.
Year 20		Founding of Moroni		Alma 50:12	The Nephites began the foundation of a city named Moroni, located by the east sea.
Year 20		Founding of Nephihah		Alma 50:13	The Nephites began the foundation for a city named Nephihah, located between the cities of Moroni and Aaron.
Year 20		Foundation of additional cities		Alma 50:15	Nephites built many cities in the north, including a city called Lehi.
Year 21	Year 23	Peace in the Nephite Lands		Alma 50:18-20	The Nephites experienced prosperity and peace during the twenty and first to twenty and third years.
Year 24		Contention over Land		Alma 50:23-24	Contention arose among the people concerning the land of Lehi and Morianton, leading to conflict.
Year 24		Battle of Morianton		Alma 50:30	Teancum led Moroni's army to confront Morianton's forces, resulting in Morianton's death and the defeat of his army.
Year 24		Appointment of Pahoran as Chief Judge		Alma 50:37	Pahoran was appointed as chief judge and governor after the death of Nephihah, taking an oath to judge righteously.
Year 24		Pahron1 appointed Chief Judge	Zarahemla	Alma 50:39-40	Pahoran1 appointed Chief Judge and Governor with an oath and sacred ordinance.
Year 25		Commencement of the twenty-fifth year of the reign of the judges		Alma 51:1	The people of Nephi established peace between the people of Lehi and the people of Morianton concerning their lands and commenced the twenty-fifth year in peace.
Year 25		Contention among the people regarding chief judge Pahoran		Alma 51:2-4	A contention arose among the people concerning the chief judge Pahoran, with part of the people desiring alterations to the law, which Pahoran refused to do, leading to a warm dispute but not unto bloodshed.
Year 25		Division between king-men and freemen		Alma 51:4-5	Those who wanted Pahoran dethroned were called king-men, and those who supported him were called freemen, leading to a division where freemen swore to maintain their rights by a free government.
Year 25		Voice of the people favors Pahoran		Alma 51:6	The contention concerning Pahoran was settled by the voice of the people, favoring the freemen, resulting in Pahoran retaining the judgment-seat.
Year 25		Amalickiah prepares for war		Alma 51:8	Amalickiah stirred the hearts of the Lamanites against the Nephites, gathering soldiers and preparing for war.
Year 25		King-men refuse to defend their country		Alma 51:13	When the king-men learned of the approach of the Lamanites, they were glad and refused to take up arms against them due to anger towards Pahoran and the freemen.
Year 25		Moroni sends a petition		Alma 51:14-15	Moroni, angered by the king-men's refusal to defend their country, sent a petition to the governor for power to compel the dissenters to defend themselves or meet punishment.
Year 25		Moroni commands action against king-men		Alma 51:16	Moroni commanded his army to confront the king-men and compel them to either support the cause of liberty or be destroyed.
Year 25		Battle against king-men		Alma 51:17-18	The armies confront the king-men, resulting in a battle where four thousand dissenters were killed and their leaders taken prisoner.
Year 25		Dissenters hoist the title of liberty		Alma 51:19	The remaining dissenters, rather than be killed, yielded to the standard of liberty and took up arms to defend their country.
Year 25		Lamanites invade the land of Moroni		Alma 51:24	While addressing internal conflicts, the Lamanites invaded the land of Moroni, leading to the Nephites being overpowered.
Year 25		Amalickiah takes possession of cities		Alma 51:25-26	Amalickiah successfully took possession of several Nephite cities, including Moroni, Nephihah, Lehi, Morianton, Omner, Gid, and Mulek.
Year 25		Teancum confronts Amalickiah		Alma 51:28	Teancum, who had slain Morianton, confronted Amalickiah, leading to a series of skirmishes between their forces.
Year 25		Teancum assassinates Amalickiah		Alma 51:31-33	Teancum stealthily entered Amalickiah's tent at night and killed him with a javelin, ensuring his forces were prepared for any Lamanite response.
Year 26		Ammoron attacks Nephites			Ammoron gathers an army and marches against the Nephites on the borders by the west sea.
Year 26		Moroni strengthens Teancum's army			Moroni sends a large number of men to strengthen Teancum's army.
Year 26		Lamanites retreat			After finding Amalickiah dead, the Lamanites retreat to the city of Mulek for protection.
Year 26		Teancum prepares for war			Teancum prepares to defend against the Lamanites, recognizing their determination to maintain their cities.
Year 26		Ammoron appointed king			The brother of Amalickiah, named Ammoron, is appointed as king over the Lamanites.
Year 26		Moroni's orders to Teancum			Moroni commands Teancum to retain Lamanite prisoners as ransom and to fortify the land Bountiful.
Year 26		Helaman Marches to Judea	City of Judea	Alma 56:9	In the twenty-sixth year of the reign of the judges, Helaman marched at the head of two thousand young men to the city of Judea to assist Antipus, who was appointed a leader over the people of that part of the land.
Year 26 Month 1 Day 1		Death of Amalickiah		Alma 52:1	Amalickiah is found dead in his tent by the Lamanites on the first morning of the first month of the twenty-sixth year.
Year 27		Teancum's attack on Mulek			In the twenty-seventh year of the reign of the judges, Teancum is commanded to attack the city of Mulek.
Year 27		Moroni arrives at Bountiful			Moroni arrives with his army at the land of Bountiful in the latter end of the twenty-seventh year.
Year 27		Teancum retreats			Teancum, after seeing the impossibility of overpowering the Lamanites, retreats to city Bountiful.
Year 27		Preparation for Defense		Alma 56:20-21	As the thirtieth year ended, Helaman prepared for defense in the commencement of the twenty-seventh year, desiring the Lamanites to attack rather than taking the initiative.
Year 27 Month 2		Supplies and Reinforcements Arrive		Alma 56:27	In the second month, provisions (from the Fathers of the Strippling Warriors) and two thousand men are sent to assist Helaman and Antipus, preparing them with more resources and strength.
Year 28		Lamanites pursued by Nephites			The Lamanites are pursued by the Nephites led by Lehi and Moroni's forces.
Year 28		Capture of prisoners			The number of Lamanite prisoners taken exceeds those slain in the battle.
Year 28		Battle between Nephites and Lamanites			A fierce battle ensues between the Nephites and Lamanites, resulting in many casualties on both sides, including the death of Jacob, the Lamanite leader.
Year 28		Capture of city Mulek			Moroni's forces take possession of the city of Mulek, slaying those who refuse to yield.
Year 28		Council of war			In the commencement of the twenty-eighth year, Moroni, Teancum, and the chief captains hold a council of war.
Year 28		Lamanites surrender			The remaining Lamanites surrender, throwing down their weapons of war at the feet of Moroni.
Year 28		Embassies to Lamanite leader			Moroni sends embassies to Jacob, the leader of the Lamanites at Mulek, inviting him to battle.
Year 28		Teancum deceives Lamanites			Teancum draws the Lamanites out of the city of Mulek while Moroni secretly marches into the city.
Year 28		Moroni commands Lamanite prisoners to bury the dead		Alma 53:1	Moroni sets guards over Lamanite prisoners to compel them to bury their dead and the slain Nephites.
Year 28		Moroni takes command of Mulek		Alma 53:2	Moroni goes to the city of Mulek with Lehi and takes command of the city, giving it unto Lehi.
Year 28		Lamanites labor in Bountiful		Alma 53:4	After burying their dead, the Lamanites are marched back into land Bountiful and begin laboring to build defenses under Teancum's orders.
Year 28		Construction of defenses around Bountiful		Alma 53:5	Teancum causes the Lamanites to build a breastwork of timbers and dig a ditch around the city of Bountiful, encircling it with a strong wall.
Year 28		Victory over the Lamanites		Alma 53:6	Moroni gains victory over the Lamanites and takes possession of the city of Mulek, building a stronghold to retain his prisoners.
Year 28		Preparation for war and defense measures		Alma 53:7	Moroni employs his men in preparing for war and fortifications, delivering women and children from famine, and providing food for the armies.
Year 28		Lamanite advance due to Nephite dissension		Alma 53:8	Due to intrigue and dissension amongst the Nephites, the Lamanites gain ground and take possession of several cities.
Year 28		Ammonites have compassion for Nephites		Alma 53:10	The Ammonites, originally Lamanites, are moved by compassion to take up arms to defend the Nephites despite their oath to not shed blood.
Year 28		Persuasion of Helaman on the Ammonites		Alma 53:12	Helaman persuades the Ammonites not to break their covenant, and they witness the Nephites suffer afflictions.
Year 28		The two thousand stripling soldiers covenant to fight		Alma 53:16	Two thousand sons of the Ammonites, who had not taken the same oath, assemble and covenant to fight for Nephite liberty.
Year 28		Helaman leads the stripling soldiers		Alma 53:19	Helaman marches at the head of his two thousand stripling soldiers to support the people in the borders of the land on the south by the west sea.
Year 28		Epistle from Ammoron		Alma 57:1	Helaman received an epistle from Ammoron, the king, stating that if he would deliver up the prisoners of war they had taken, then Ammoron would deliver the city of Antiparah in exchange.
Year 28		Helaman's refusal to exchange prisoners		Alma 57:2	Helaman sent a reply to Ammoron, stating that they would not deliver the prisoners for the city Antiparah as they believed they could take the city by force.
Year 28		Preparations for battle against Antiparah		Alma 57:3	Due to Ammoron refusing to exchange prisoners, Helaman's forces began preparations to go against the city of Antiparah.
Year 28		Capture of Antiparah	City of Antiparah (The city that fell into Helaman's hands.)	Alma 57:4	The city of Antiparah fell into Helaman's hands as the people fled to their other cities to fortify them.
Year 29		Desire for Exchange of Prisoners		Alma 54:1-2	Ammoron sent a request to Moroni to exchange prisoners. Moroni rejoiced at this request as he desired the provisions for his own people and aimed to strengthen his army.
Year 29		Moroni's Stratagem		Alma 54:3	Moroni, desiring to obtain Nephite prisoners from the Lamanites, resolved upon a stratagem and wrote an epistle to Ammoron.
Year 29		Moroni's Epistle to Ammoron		Alma 54:4-11	Moroni wrote to Ammoron regarding the war, urging him to repent and withdraw his armies and not to expect mercy despite the previous relations.
Year 29		Ammoron's Response		Alma 54:12-16	Ammoron responded angrily to Moroni's epistle, claiming he would avenge his brother Amalickiah and threatening the Nephites.
Year 29		Moroni's Response to Ammoron's Epistle		Alma 55:1-3	Moroni, having received an epistle from Ammoron, becomes angry, knowing that Ammoron is aware of the unjust cause behind the war against the Nephites. He refuses to exchange prisoners unless Ammoron withdraws his intentions.
Year 29		Search for a Lamanite Among Nephites		Alma 55:4-5	Moroni commands a search among his men for a Lamanite, finding one named Laman, a servant of a king killed by Amalickiah, to be used in his plans.
Year 29		Laman Deceives Lamanite Guards		Alma 55:6-10	Laman approaches the Lamanite guards and convinces them that he and his men have escaped from the Nephites and brought wine. The guards, excited by the prospect of wine, let Laman and his men deceive them further.
Year 29		Lamanite Guards Become Drunken		Alma 55:11-12	The Lamanites drink the wine freely, becoming merry and drunken, allowing Laman and his men to return to Moroni with news of their condition.
Year 29		Moroni Arms Nephite Prisoners		Alma 55:13-14	While the Lamanites are drunken, Moroni arms the Nephite prisoners, including women and children capable of using weapons, enabling them to defend themselves.
Year 29		Lamanites Awaken Surrounded		Alma 55:15-16	The Lamanites wake up to find themselves surrounded by Nephites, with armed Nephite prisoners within their walls. This leads them to surrender their weapons and plead for mercy.
Year 29		Moroni Takes Lamanite Prisoners		Alma 55:17-18	Moroni takes the surrendering Lamanites as prisoners of war and liberates the captured Nephites, reinforcing his army with their strength.
Year 29		Lamanites Fortify City Gid		Alma 55:19-20	Moroni commands the Lamanite prisoners to fortify the city Gid, which he subsequently guards with strong forces.
Year 29		Nephites Regain Victories		Alma 55:21-23	The Nephites begin to regain their status, having not fallen for the Lamanites' attempts to encircle them and poison them with wine.
Year 29		Moroni Prepares to Attack Morianton		Alma 55:24	Moroni prepares to attack the city Morianton, which had been fortified by the Lamanites, indicating an impending military action.
Year 29		Supply of provisions and reinforcements	Land of Zarahemla (from the land of Zarahemla, and from the land round about)	Alma 57:6	At the commencement of the twenty-ninth year, Helaman received a supply of provisions and an addition of six thousand men to his army from the land of Zarahemla, along with sixty of the sons of the Ammonites who came to join the two thousand soldiers.
Year 29		Siege of Cumeni	City of Cumeni	Alma 57:7-8	Helaman desired to wage battle against the army that protected the city Cumeni. They surrounded the city by night just before the enemy was to receive a supply of provisions.
Year 29		Tensions during the siege of Cumeni	City of Cumeni	Alma 57:9	Helaman's men camped around the city of Cumeni for many nights, maintaining vigilance against the Lamanites, who attempted to attack them during the night. The Nephites slept with their swords at hand and kept guards to prevent the Lamanites from launching a surprise attack, leading to many casualties among the attackers.
Year 29		Capture of Lamanite provisions	City of Cumeni	Alma 57:10	Helaman's men captured the Lamanites along with their provisions as they attempted to enter the city of Cumeni at night.
Year 29		Yielding of Cumeni to Nephites	City of Cumeni	Alma 57:12	The Lamanite defenders of Cumeni, losing hope for support, surrendered the city to Helaman's forces, enabling the Nephites to accomplish their designs in obtaining the city.
Year 29		Problems with prisoners of war		Alma 57:13	Nephite forces had numerous prisoners of war from the Lamanites and struggled to manage them due to the sheer numbers and conflict among them. They were compelled to use all their strength to keep them, or alternatively, to execute them.
Year 29		Decision to guard prisoners	Land of Zarahemla	Alma 57:15-16	Given the problematic situation with prisoners, Helaman made a decision to guard them down to the land of Zarahemla instead of executing them due to lack of provisions. Helaman and his men resolved to send a part of their men with the prisoners to ensure their safety while traveling to Zarahemla.
Year 29		Return of the guard		Alma 57:17-18	On the morrow, those men sent with the prisoners returned just in time to save Helaman's force from being overpowered by the new Lamanite forces, who were supported by Ammoron with provisions and a numerous army.
Year 29		Battle of Cumeni	City of Manti (the city to which the Lamanites were driven back.)	Alma 57:19-22	Helaman's forces, particularly those two thousand and sixty young men, fought most desperately against the Lamanites and were firm before them. They administered death unto all those who opposed them. As the remainder of the army was about to give way, these young men were undaunted and obeyed every command, attributing their success to their faith and the teachings of their mothers. Their valor led to a great victory driving the Lamanites back to the city of Manti.
Year 29		Wounded and dead in battle		Alma 57:24-26	After the battle, Helaman's men tended to their wounded, finding that there were two hundred out of two thousand sixty who fainted due to loss of blood; remarkably, none of the wounded perished, attributed to the miraculous power of God.
Year 29		Inquiry about prisoners		Alma 57:28	After taking care of the wounded and burying their dead, Helaman inquired of Gid about the prisoners who were supposed to be taken to Zarahemla.
Year 29		Alert about Lamanite forces	City of Cumeni	Alma 57:30-31	Gid reported to Helaman about Lamanite armies marching towards the city of Cumeni, prompting a swift response.
Year 29		Prisoners rise in rebellion		Alma 57:32-33	Due to the spies' cries, the prisoners took courage and rebelled against Helaman's men, leading to a violent confrontation.
Year 29		Assistance arrives for Cumeni	City of Cumeni	Alma 57:34	Helaman's forces hurried back to Cumeni after the rebellion of the prisoners, arriving in time to assist their brethren in preserving the city.
Year 29		Thanksgiving for deliverance		Alma 57:35	Helaman expresses gratitude to God for delivering his people from their enemies, acknowledging God's role in their victory.
Year 29		Helaman's joy		Alma 57:36	Upon hearing Gid's words, Helaman was filled with exceeding joy because of the goodness of God in preserving them, that they might not all perish. Helaman expressed trust that the souls of those who had been slain had entered into the rest of their God.
Year 29		Assistance Arrival	City of Manti	Alma 58:3-8	Helaman's forces were in need of provisions and strength to maintain their territory against the Lamanites. After a delay of many months, they received food guarded by an army of two thousand men, which was the only assistance they received to defend themselves against the overwhelming Lamanite forces.
Year 29		The Strategy Against the Lamanites	City of Manti	Alma 58:16-28	Helaman devised a plan to ambush the Lamanites by retreating into the wilderness, allowing Gid and Teomner to secretly position themselves and cut off the spies of the Lamanites, recovering the city of Manti without shedding blood. The plan involved Gid and Teomner hiding with their men and then attacking after the Lamanites had passed by, successfully taking the city of Manti after the Lamanite army had been led away into the wilderness.
Year 29		Victorious Capture of Manti	City of Manti	Alma 58:28-30	Due to Helaman's strategic maneuvers, the Nephites were able to take possession of the city of Manti without bloodshed, leading to a fear-induced retreat by the Lamanite armies. The Lamanites, upon seeing the Nephites prepared to meet them, were astonished and fled into the wilderness, carrying many women and children with them.
Year 29		Military Status Report	City of Manti	Alma 58:32-36	Helaman reports the military situation to Moroni, expressing concerns that their small armies are inadequate to maintain the numerous cities and possessions they have secured. He highlights the lack of additional reinforcements from the government despite their many conquests and expresses fear of a possible faction within the government, as they believe the numbers should be greater.
Year 29		Helaman's Closing Epistle	City of Manti	Alma 58:41	Helaman concludes his letter to Moroni with a plea for God's protection and support for the Nephite armies, emphasizing faith amidst trials and the steadfastness of the sons of the people of Ammon.
Year 30		Helaman's Army of Two Thousand		Alma 56:3-5	Helaman reported that two thousand of the sons of the men whom Ammon had brought down from the land of Nephi, descendants of Laman, had taken up their weapons of war to defend their country, thus preparing for battle. They requested Helaman to be their leader.
Year 30		Reinforcement of Antipus's Army	City of Judea	Alma 56:10-17	Helaman joined his two thousand sons to the army of Antipus. Antipus rejoiced greatly as his army had been reduced by the Lamanites, and Helaman's young men gave them great hope and joy while fortifying the city.
Year 30		Lamanite Strength and Defensive Positioning	City of Judea (Against which the Lamanites were commanded not to battle.)	Alma 56:18-19	The Lamanites, aware of the increased strength in Antipus's army, were compelled by the orders of Ammoron to not come against the city of Judea, or against the Nephites, to battle, thus preserving the Nephite army.
Year 30		Strategic Diversion against the Lamanites	City of Antiparah (City where the strongest army of the Lamanites was stationed.)	Alma 56:30-38	Helaman and Antipus devised a stratagem to mislead the Lamanites, leading them away from their stronghold while attempting to gain the upper hand. Helaman marched with his little sons near the city of Antiparah to simulate delivering provisions, while Antipus coordinated the main army to pursue the fleeing Lamanites after they were lured from their stronghold.
Year 30		Battle with the Lamanites		Alma 56:49-56	Helaman and his two thousand young men engaged in battle against the Lamanites after returning to assist the weary army of Antipus. They surrounded and defeated the Lamanites, compelling them to surrender. Despite the fierce battle, not one of Helaman's soldiers fell in the fight, exhibiting divine strength during the conflict.
Year 30		Surrender of the Lamanites		Alma 56:54-56	The Lamanites surrendered themselves as prisoners of war after being surrounded by Helaman and his two thousand warriors, who fought valiantly without any losses on their side. They delivered up their weapons of war upon surrendering.
Year 30		Return to City of Judea	City of Judea	Alma 56:57	After the battle, Helaman sent the prisoners to the land of Zarahemla for safekeeping and returned to the city of Judea with the remainder of his troops, which included the stripling Ammonites he commanded.
Year 30		Moroni receives Helaman's epistle		Alma 59:1	In the thirtieth year of the reign of the judges, Moroni rejoices after reading Helaman's epistle, which reports Helaman's success in regaining lands that were lost.
Year 30		Moroni's communication to Pahoran	Zarahemla	Alma 59:3	Moroni sent an epistle to Pahoran requesting that he gather men to support Helaman's armies, in order to help maintain the lands Helaman had regained.
Year 30		Moroni's preparations against the Lamanites		Alma 59:4	While preparing to battle the Lamanites to reclaim their possessions and cities, Moroni learns of an attack on Nephihah.
Year 30		Attack on the people of Nephihah		Alma 59:5-6	The Lamanites attack the people of Nephihah, who had gathered from the cities of Moroni and Lehi and the city of Morianton. Additionally, those who fled from the land of Manti joined the Lamanites in this attack.
Year 30		Lamanites' numerical advantage		Alma 59:7	The Lamanites, commanded by Ammoron, attacked the people of Nephihah, beginning an exceedingly great slaughter against them due to their numerical strength.
Year 30		People of Nephihah join Moroni's army		Alma 59:8	After being overwhelmed by the numerous armies of the Lamanites, the remaining people of Nephihah flee and join Moroni's army.
Year 30		Moroni's plan to maintain Nephihah		Alma 59:9	Moroni assumes that assistance would be sent to Nephihah, knowing that it is easier to keep the city from falling into the hands of the Lamanites than to retake it if lost.
Year 30		Moroni's sorrow for the loss of Nephihah		Alma 59:11	Upon realizing the city of Nephihah is lost, Moroni becomes exceedingly sorrowful and doubts the people's commitment to freedom.
Year 30		Moroni's anger towards the government		Alma 59:13	Moroni expresses anger towards the government due to their indifference concerning the freedom of their country.
Year 30		Moroni receives Pahoran's epistle		Alma 62:1-2	Moroni was filled with great joy due to Pahoran's faithfulness and not being a traitor to the cause of their country. However, he also mourned for the iniquity of those who had driven Pahoran from the judgment-seat and rebelled against their country and God.
Year 30		Moroni marches towards the land of Gideon	land of Gideon	Alma 62:3-4	Moroni took a small number of men, according to the desire of Pahoran, and gave command to Lehi and Teancum over the remainder of his army as he marched toward the land of Gideon. He raised the standard of liberty in every place he entered, gaining forces as he marched.
Year 30		Moroni unites forces with Pahoran	land of Gideon	Alma 62:6	After gathering men along the way, Moroni united his forces with those of Pahoran in the land of Gideon, making them exceedingly strong against Pachus's dissenters, who had driven the freemen out of the land of Zarahemla.
Year 30		Battle against the men of Pachus	Land of Zarahemla	Alma 62:7-8	Moroni and Pahoran marched to battle against Pachus and his men in the land of Zarahemla, resulting in Pachus being slain and Pahoran restored to the judgment-seat.
Year 30		Trial and execution of Pachus's men	land of Zarahemla	Alma 62:9-10	Pachus's men and certain king-men were tried according to the law and executed for refusing to defend their country and for denying freedom. This strict enforcement of the law was deemed necessary for the safety of the nation.
Year 30 Month 1 Day 2		Helaman's Epistle to Moroni		Alma 56:1	In the commencement of the thirtieth year of the reign of the judges, on the second day in the first month, Moroni received an epistle from Helaman detailing the affairs of the people in that quarter of the land.
Year 30 Month 2		Arrival of Provisions and Reinforcements	Land of Zarahemla	Alma 56:27-28	In the second month of the thirtieth year of the reign of the judges, many provisions were brought to Helaman from the fathers of the two thousand sons. Additionally, an extra two thousand men were sent from the land of Zarahemla. Thus, they were prepared with ten thousand men and provisions for them and their families.
Year 30 Month 2 Day 1		Receiving of Helaman's Epistle		Alma 56:1-3	Moroni receives an epistle from Helaman detailing the affairs of the people in the quarter of the land and the involvement of the two thousand sons of Ammon in defending their country.
Year 31		Beginning of the 31st year of reign		Alma 62:11-13	In the commencement of the 31st year of the reign, Moroni sent provisions and an army of 6,000 men to Helaman to assist him in preserving that part of the land. He also sent another 6,000 men with provisions to the armies of Lehi and Teancum to fortify the land against the Lamanites.
Year 31		Moroni's march towards Nephihah	land of Nephihah	Alma 62:14	Moroni and Pahoran, leaving a large body of men in the land of Zarahemla, marched towards the land of Nephihah with a large body of men, determined to overthrow the Lamanites in that city.
Year 31		Moroni's strategy against the Lamanites	land of Nephihah	Alma 62:15-16	Moroni and his army slew many Lamanites, took their provisions and weapons of war, and caused them to enter into a covenant to not take up arms against the Nephites.
Year 31		Moroni captures the city of Nephihah	city of Nephihah (near the city of Nephihah)	Alma 62:22-26	Moroni successfully captured the city of Nephihah by having his men lower themselves into the city at night using strong cords and ladders. When morning came, the Lamanites were alarmed to find Moroni's men inside the city and fled in fear. Moroni then led his men to chase the fleeing Lamanites, killing many and taking others prisoner, ultimately reclaiming the city without any losses to his own men.
Year 31		Lamanite prisoners join the people of Ammon		Alma 62:27-29	Many of the Lamanite prisoners were desirous to join the people of Ammon and were granted their wish. Therefore, all the prisoners of the Lamanites joined the people of Ammon and began to labor in tilling the ground, raising all manner of grain, and flocks and herds of every kind. This relieved the Nephites from a great burden, as they were relieved from all the prisoners of the Lamanites.
Year 31		Moroni pursues the fleeing Lamanites	land of Moroni (by the seashore)	Alma 62:31-32	Moroni and his army pursued the fleeing Lamanites from city to city. The Lamanites were frightened and fled from Moroni's army, eventually being pursued by Lehi and Teancum, who drove them to the borders by the sea, specifically to the land of Moroni.
Year 31		Teancum's assassination of Ammoron		Alma 62:36	Teancum, angry with Ammoron, infiltrated the camp of the Lamanites by lowering himself over the walls of the city. He found Ammoron and cast a javelin at him, mortally wounding him. Before Ammoron died, he awakened his servants who pursued and killed Teancum.
Year 31		Moroni's victory after Teancum's death		Alma 62:38	Following Teancum's death, Moroni led his men to a great slaughter of the Lamanites, driving them out of the land without suffering any losses.
Year 31		Conclusion of the 31st year	City of Zarahemla	Alma 62:39-42	The 31st year concluded with Moroni returning to the city of Zarahemla after having fortified the lands that were most exposed to the Lamanites, restoring order and establishing peace amongst the Nephites.
Year 31		Helaman's ministry		Alma 62:44-46	Helaman resumed his preaching to the people, helping many to repent and be baptized, and re-establishing the church throughout the land.
Year 31		Annual prosperity after wars		Alma 62:48-51	Following the establishment of peace, the people of Nephi began to prosper, multiply, and grow exceedingly strong in the land. They remembered the Lord, humbled themselves, and prayed continuously, resulting in blessings from the Lord that led to their prosperity.
Year 35		Death of Helaman		Alma 62:52	Helaman died in the 35th year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi.
Year 36		Shiblon takes possession of sacred things		Alma 63:1	In the commencement of the thirty-sixth year of the reign of the judges, Shiblon took possession of the sacred things delivered by Alma to Helaman.
Year 36		Death of Moroni		Alma 63:3	Moroni died in the thirty-sixth year of the reign of the judges, marking the end of that year.
Year 37		Departure of 5400 people to the north	Land of Zarahemla	Alma 63:4	In the thirty-seventh year of the reign of the judges, a large company of 5400 men, along with their wives and children, departed from the land of Zarahemla into the land northward.
Year 37		Construction of ships by Hagoth	Land Bountiful (On the borders of the land Bountiful, by the land Desolation.)	Alma 63:5	Hagoth, an exceedingly curious man, built a large ship on the borders of the land Bountiful, by the land Desolation, and launched it into the west sea, by the narrow neck which led into the land northward.
Year 37		Sailing of Nephites in Hagoth's ship		Alma 63:6	Many Nephites entered into Hagoth's ship and sailed forth into the northward with provisions, women, and children.
Year 38		Building of other ships by Hagoth		Alma 63:7	In the thirty-eighth year, Hagoth built other ships. The first ship returned with many more people who took provisions and set out again to the land northward.
Year 38		Disappearance of Hagoth's ships		Alma 63:8	In the thirty-eighth year of the reign of the judges, many people set forth into the land northward on ships. While some ships successfully reached their destination, others were never heard from again, and it was supposed that they drowned in the depths of the sea. Additionally, one other ship sailed forth, but its destination remains unknown.
Year 39		Death of Shiblon		Alma 63:10	In the thirty-ninth year of the reign of the judges, Shiblon died and Corianton went forth to the land northward in a ship to carry provisions to the people who had gone forth into that land.
Year 39		Transfer of sacred things to Helaman		Alma 63:11	Before his death, Shiblon conferred the sacred things upon Helaman, the son of Helaman, who was called Helaman, being named after his father.
Year 39		Dissenters stirred up against Nephites		Alma 63:14	In the thirty-ninth year of the reign of the judges, some dissenters went to the Lamanites and stirred them up to anger against the Nephites, leading to a confrontation.
Year 39		Battle at Moronihah		Alma 63:15	Dissenters coming from the Lamanites brought a large army against the people of Moronihah but were defeated and driven back to their own lands, suffering significant losses.
Year 39		Conclusion of Alma's account		Alma 63:17	The account of Alma, Helaman (his son), and Shiblon (his son) concludes at the end of the thirty-ninth year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi.
Year 40		Contention for the Judgment-Seat	Land of Nephi	Helaman 1:1-4	Following the death of Pahoran, a serious contention arose among the people of the Nephites regarding who should take the judgment-seat. The main contenders were Pahoran, Paanchi, and Pacumeni, leading to divisions among the people.
Year 40		Appointment of New Chief Judge	Land of Nephi	Helaman 1:5-8	Pahoran was appointed as chief judge by the voice of the people; Pacumeni united with them, while Paanchi was angered and plotted rebellion, for which he was tried and condemned to death. This occurred as a result of the people's desire for a leader and amidst political strife among them.
Year 40		Murder of Pahoran	City of Zarahemla	Helaman 1:9-12	Kishkumen, sent by supporters of Paanchi, assassinated Pahoran while he sat on the judgment-seat. Following the murder, the conspirators, including Kishkumen, entered into a covenant, swearing secrecy about the act. Kishkumen was able to escape capture as he was in disguise, and he mingled with the people to avoid being found.
Year 40	Year 40	Pacumeni becomes Chief Judge	Land of Nephi	Helaman 1:13	Pacumeni was appointed as chief judge and governor over the Nephites by the voice of the people, succeeding his brother Pahoran. This transition took place during a tumultuous political period and marked his right to hold office. It occurred in the fortieth year of the reign of the judges, indicating a significant moment in Nephite leadership.
Year 41		Invasion by Coriantumr	Land of Zarahemla	Helaman 1:14-15	In the forty-first year of the reign of the judges, the Lamanites, led by Coriantumr, gathered an innumerable army equipped with various weapons to battle against the Nephites.
Year 41		Capture of Zarahemla	City of Zarahemla	Helaman 1:19-20	Coriantumr and the Lamanites attacked and captured the city of Zarahemla, resulting in great slaughter among the Nephite inhabitants. Coriantumr led his army with such speed that the Nephites had no time to gather their forces. He cut down the watch at the entrance and subsequently killed anyone who opposed them, taking possession of the city.
Year 41		Death of Pacumeni	City of Zarahemla	Helaman 1:21	During the Lamanite invasion, Pacumeni, who was the chief judge, fled before Coriantumr to the walls of the City of Zarahemla, where Coriantumr smote him against the wall, resulting in his death.
Year 41		Moronihah sends Lehi to confront the Lamanites	Land of Bountiful (A location the Nephites aimed to protect.)	Helaman 1:28	Moronihah, upon learning of the Nephite losses, sent Lehi with an army to confront the Lamanites before they could reach Bountiful.
Year 41		Battle of Zarahemla	City of Zarahemla	Helaman 1:30	A bloody battle ensued between the Nephites and the Lamanites, resulting in significant casualties on both sides, including the death of Coriantumr.
Year 41		Recapture of Zarahemla	City of Zarahemla	Helaman 1:33	Moronihah took back possession of the city of Zarahemla from the Lamanites and allowed the captured Lamanites to depart in peace.
Year 42		Contention for the Judgment-Seat		Helaman 2:1	In the forty second year of the reign of the judges, after Moronihah had established peace between the Nephites and Lamanites, there was contention among the people concerning who should fill the judgment-seat, as there was no one to fill it.
Year 42		Helaman appointed to Judgment-Seat		Helaman 2:2	Helaman, the son of Helaman, was appointed to fill the judgment-seat by the voice of the people.
Year 42		Kishkumen's Plot to Murder Helaman		Helaman 2:3	Kishkumen, who had murdered Pahoran, laid in wait to destroy Helaman with the help of his band, which had entered into a covenant of secrecy regarding their wickedness.
Year 42		Gadianton's Leadership		Helaman 2:4-5	Gadianton, who was exceedingly skilled in manipulation, became the leader of Kishkumen's band. He flattered them by promising to place them in power and authority among the people if he was appointed to the judgment-seat. This led Kishkumen to seek the destruction of Helaman.
Year 42		The Attempt on Helaman's Life		Helaman 2:6-8	As Kishkumen went towards the judgment-seat to kill Helaman, one of Helaman's servants, having disguised himself and obtained knowledge of Kishkumen's plans, met him and agreed to lead him to Helaman.
Year 42		Kishkumen's Death		Helaman 2:9	As they were on their way to the judgment-seat, the servant of Helaman stabbed Kishkumen to death, and informed Helaman of everything he had discovered. Kishkumen fell dead without a groan.
Year 42		The Search for Kishkumen's Band		Helaman 2:10-11	After the death of Kishkumen, Helaman sent men to capture the band of robbers and secret murderers, but Gadianton led them away into the wilderness to evade capture, fearing for his safety after Kishkumen's demise.
Year 42		End of the Forty and Second Year		Helaman 2:12	The forty and second year of the reign of the judges ended, noting the implications of Gadianton's actions for the Nephite nation.
Year 43		Settlements and Pride in Zarahemla		Helaman 3:1	In the forty-third year of the reign of the judges, there was no contention among the people of Nephi except for minor pride within the church, which caused some dissensions that were settled by the end of the year.
Year 46		Contention in the Land	Land of Zarahemla (The departing took place in the land of Zarahemla.)	Helaman 3:3	In the forty-sixth year of the reign of the judges, there was much contention and many dissensions among the Nephites, resulting in a great many departing from the land of Zarahemla to inhabit the land northward.
Year 46		Migration to the North		Helaman 3:4-5	The departing people traveled great distances, encountering large bodies of water and many rivers as they spread into uninhabited parts of the land that were not desolate.
Year 46		Building with Cement		Helaman 3:7	The people who migrated to the land northward became expert in the working of cement, constructing houses of cement to dwell in, as timber was scarce due to prior destruction.
Year 46		Expansion of Nephite Settlement		Helaman 3:8	The people multiplied and spread from the land southward to the land northward, eventually covering the face of the whole earth.
Year 46		Establishment of Cities	Land Northward (The region where the cities were built.)	Helaman 3:11	The people in the land northward built many cities of wood and cement, enabled by the resources they received through shipping.
Year 47		Helaman's Leadership		Helaman 3:20	In the forty-seventh year of the reign of the Judges, despite ongoing contention, Helaman filled the judgment-seat with justice and equity. He observed God's commandments, kept the statutes and judgments, and did that which was right in the sight of God continually, walking after the ways of his father, which led to his prosperity in the land.
Year 47		Helaman's Sons		Helaman 3:21	Helaman had two sons, Nephi and Lehi, who began to grow up in the Lord during the reign of their father.
Year 48		Decreasing Contentions		Helaman 3:22	Contentions began to cease slightly among the Nephites in the latter end of the forty-eighth year of the reign of the judges.
Year 49		Continual Peace Established		Helaman 3:23	In the forty-ninth year of the reign of the judges, continual peace was established in the land, except for secret combinations set up by Gadianton the robber.
Year 49		Prosperity in the Church		Helaman 3:24	Exceedingly great prosperity in the church occurred in the forty-ninth year, with thousands joining and getting baptized.
Year 49		Rejoicing in Zarahemla		Helaman 3:31	There was continual rejoicing in the land of Zarahemla and surrounding regions during the forty-ninth year of the reign of the judges.
Year 51		Emerging Pride in the Church		Helaman 3:33	In the fifty-first year, pride began to enter the church, causing persecution among the brethren.
Year 53		Helaman's Death and Nephi's Reign		Helaman 3:37	In the fifty-third year of the reign of the judges, Helaman died, and his eldest son Nephi began to reign in his stead, upholding justice and God's commandments.
Year 54		Dissensions and Contentions Among the People		Helaman 4:1-2	In the fifty and fourth year of the reign of the judges, many dissensions occurred within the church and among the people, leading to significant bloodshed. The rebellious factions were slain and driven out, ultimately seeking the support of the king of the Lamanites.
Year 56		Dissenters Stirring Up War		Helaman 4:4	In the fifty and sixth year, dissenters from the Nephites managed to stir up the Lamanites to anger against the Nephites, preparing for war throughout the year.
Year 57	Year 58	Lamanite Attack		Helaman 4:5-6	During the fifty and seventh year of the reign of the judges, the Lamanites came down against the Nephites to battle, commencing the work of death. In the fifty and eighth year, they succeeded in obtaining possession of the land of Zarahemla and all lands up to near the land Bountiful. Consequently, the Nephites and the armies of Moronihah were driven into the land of Bountiful to fortify themselves.
Year 58	Year 59	Lamanites Seize Possessions	Land Southward	Helaman 4:8	Throughout the fifty-eighth and fifty-ninth years of the Reign of the Judges, the dissenters of the Nephites, aided by a large Lamanite army, seized all the possessions of the Nephites in the land southward, leading to significant losses for the Nephites.
Year 60		Moronihah Regains Land		Helaman 4:9	In the sixtieth year of the reign of the judges, Moronihah and his armies successfully regained several cities that had been occupied by the Lamanites.
Year 61		Regaining Half of Possessions		Helaman 4:10-16	In the sixty-first year of the reign of the judges, Moronihah led his forces to regain half of all Nephite possessions that had been lost to the Lamanites. This loss had come about due to the iniquities, pride, and oppression of the Nephite people. The people, after repenting, began to prosper again under Moronihah's guidance as he preached and prophesied to them.
Year 62		Moronihah's Concessions		Helaman 4:18-19	In the sixty-second year of the reign of the judges, Moronihah could obtain no more possessions from the Lamanites due to their overwhelming numbers. The Nephite forces abandoned their design to regain the remainder of their lands and focused on maintaining control of the territories they had already retaken.
Year 62		Fear Among the Nephites		Helaman 4:20-26	The Nephites experienced great fear of being overpowered and destroyed due to the Lamanite numbers and their own sinful state. They recalled the prophecies of Alma and the warnings of Mosiah concerning their wickedness.
Year 62		The Lamanites' conversion		Helaman 6:1-3	At the end of the sixty-second year of the reign of the judges, many Lamanites had become a righteous people, surpassing the Nephites in faith. The Nephite church rejoiced over their conversion, celebrating their fellowship and joy together.
Year 62		Lamanite preaching to Nephites	Zarahemla	Helaman 6:4	Many Lamanites came down into the land of Zarahemla to declare their conversion, exhorting the Nephites to faith and repentance.
Year 63		Preaching in the land northward	the land northward	Helaman 6:6	Nephi and Lehi, along with many Lamanites, went into the land northward to preach to the people.
Year 63		Peace in the land		Helaman 6:7-8	A time of peace occurred, allowing both Nephites and Lamanites to travel freely among each other, leading to unrestricted trade and interaction between the two groups.
Year 63		Wealth of Nephites and Lamanites		Helaman 6:9-12	Both the Nephites and the Lamanites became exceedingly rich, possessing an abundance of gold, silver, and other precious metals while raising grain and livestock. The lands south (Lehi) and north (Mulek) were rich in precious ores and employed skilled workmen for metal refining. They flourished and multiplied their flocks and herds.
Year 64		Clothing production		Helaman 6:13	The women toiled and spun to create all manner of cloth, including fine-twined linen, to ensure the people were clothed and addressed their nakedness. This production contributed to a peaceful year.
Year 65		Joy and preaching continued		Helaman 6:14	In the sixty-fifth year, the Nephites experienced great joy and peace, with much preaching and many prophecies concerning future events.
Year 66		Murder of Cezoram		Helaman 6:15	Cezoram, the chief judge, was murdered by an unknown assailant while sitting on the judgment-seat. In the same year, his son, who had been appointed by the people to replace him, was also murdered.
Year 67		Wickedness begins to grow		Helaman 6:16-17	At the commencement of the sixty-seventh year, the people began to grow exceedingly wicked due to their wealth and desire for gain, leading them to secret murders and plundering.
Year 67		Formation of Gadianton's band		Helaman 6:18-19	A band of robbers and murderers, led by Kishkumen and Gadianton, was formed among the people, gaining many Nephite members but being more numerous among the wicked Lamanites. They were called Gadianton's robbers and murderers. This group was responsible for the murder of the chief judge Cezoram and his son while they were in the judgment-seat.
Year 67		Lamanites' sorrow over robbers		Helaman 6:20	The Lamanites were exceedingly sorrowful upon discovering the presence of robbers among them, leading to efforts to destroy the criminals.
Year 67		Nephites unite with robbers		Helaman 6:21-22	Many Nephites united with the band of robbers, forming covenants to protect one another from punishment for their crimes. They created secret signs and words to identify each other and ensure that no member would be harmed by another for any wickedness they committed.
Year 67		Secret oaths and covenants		Helaman 6:23-24	The robbers established secret oaths and covenants, detailed by Gadianton and Kishkumen, which allowed them to conduct their wickedness without legal consequences, permitting acts such as murder, plunder, and theft contrary to the laws of their country and of God.
Year 67		Alma's warning about secret combinations		Helaman 6:25	Alma warned his son against allowing secret oaths and covenants to be spread, which could lead the people to destruction.
Year 67		Influence of Satan		Helaman 6:26-30	Satan inspired Gadianton to establish secret murders and covenants, deriving from ancient patterns of sin and disobedience. He enticed Gadianton with secret oaths and covenants that did not come from the records delivered unto Helaman.
Year 67		Nephites' decline in righteousness		Helaman 6:31-32	By the sixty-seventh year of the reign of the judges, the Nephites had become exceedingly wicked, abandoning their faith and commandments, heavily influenced by wealth and their love for gold and silver.
Year 68		Increase in Nephite wickedness		Helaman 6:33	The Nephites continued to grow in their iniquities during the sixty-eighth year, much to the sorrow of the righteous.
Year 68		Contrast between Nephites and Lamanites		Helaman 6:34-36	The Nephites began to dwindle in their faith and grow in wickedness, while the Lamanites increased in righteousness, keeping the commandments and seeking the Lord.
Year 68		Destruction of Gadianton's band among Lamanites		Helaman 6:37	The Lamanites preached to and hunted down the robbers of Gadianton, leading to their utter destruction among the Lamanites.
Year 68		Nephites support Gadianton's band		Helaman 6:38	The Nephites began to support the Gadianton robbers, particularly the more wicked part of them, which led to their overspreading all the land of the Nephites. This resulted in seducing many of the Nephites, who turned from righteousness and participated in the wicked works, secret murders, and combinations of the Gadianton robbers.
Year 68		Corruption of government		Helaman 6:39	The Gadianton band obtained control over the Nephite government, oppressing the poor and the righteous followers of God by trampling, smiting, rending, and turning their backs on them.
Year 68		End of the sixty-eighth year		Helaman 6:41	The sixty-eighth year ended with the Nephites in a state ripe for destruction due to their wickedness.
Year 69		Nephi returns to Zarahemla	Zarahemla (Land where Nephi returned after preaching to the people in the land northward.)	Helaman 7:1	In the sixty-ninth year of the reign of the judges, Nephi, the son of Helaman, returns to the land of Zarahemla from the land northward after preaching to the people there, who rejected his words.
Year 69		Nephi laments the wickedness of the Nephites		Helaman 7:4-9	Nephi witnesses a great iniquity among the Nephites, noting how the Gadianton robbers have filled the judgment-seats, condemning the righteous and allowing the guilty to go unpunished. He expresses sorrow for the state of his people and longs for the righteous days of his predecessors.
Year 69		Nephi on the tower	City of Zarahemla (Near the highway that leads to the chief market.)	Helaman 7:10	Nephi goes up on a tower in his garden near the highway that leads to the chief market in the city of Zarahemla to pour out his soul to God in prayer concerning the wickedness of his people.
Year 69		The gathering of the people		Helaman 7:11-12	As Nephi pours out his soul in prayer upon the tower, certain men see him and tell the people, who gather in multitudes to understand the cause of his mourning over their wickedness.
Year 69		Nephi addresses the multitude		Helaman 7:13-14	Nephi, upon seeing the multitudes gathered, opens his mouth to tell them of their iniquities, stating that his mourning is due to their wickedness. He is on his tower, desiring to pour out his soul to God because of the sorrow in his heart for their iniquities.
Year 69		Call to repentance		Helaman 7:17-19	Nephi calls the people to repentance, questioning how they could have succumbed to the devil's temptations and warning them of the consequences of their iniquity. He admonishes them to turn unto the Lord and explains that their hard hearts have caused the Lord to forsake them, leading to the dire consequences of being scattered and consumed by wild beasts unless they repent.
Year 69		Warning of Destruction		Helaman 7:22-24	Nephi warns the people that unless they repent, destruction shall come upon them, and their cities shall be taken from them, emphasizing the Lord's mercy for those who turn back to Him. He states that it shall be better for the Lamanites than for them if they do not repent, as the Lamanites have not sinned against the knowledge that the Nephites have received.
Year 69		Condemnation of pride and iniquity		Helaman 7:25-28	Nephi condemns the pride and iniquity of the Nephites, stating that unless they repent, they will perish and their lands will be taken from them.
Year 69		Nephi testifies of his knowledge		Helaman 7:29	Nephi states that his foretelling of destruction is true not by his own power but because the Lord God has revealed these things to him, thus he bears testimony to the people.
Year 71		Division among the people		Helaman 10:1-2	A division arose among the people, causing them to scatter and leave Nephi alone in their midst. Nephi pondered the wickedness of the Nephites and the things which the Lord had shown unto him as he walked towards his house.
Year 71		Nephi receives a divine message		Helaman 10:3-12	While pondering the wickedness of the Nephites, Nephi received a voice from the Lord blessing him for his unwavering declaration of God's word. God granted him power over the people, stating that he could smite the earth with famine, pestilence, and destruction according to their wickedness. Nephi was given authority to seal on earth what is sealed in heaven and commanded to declare God's message of impending destruction unless the people repented.
Year 71		Nephi's warning to the people		Helaman 10:12-14	Nephi returned to the scattered multitudes to declare the word of the Lord concerning their destruction if they did not repent, highlighting the need for repentance.
Year 71		Rejection of Nephi's message		Helaman 10:13-16	Despite Nephi's declaration from the Lord to repent or face destruction, the people hardened their hearts, reviled against him, and sought to imprison him. However, the power of God was with Nephi, and he was conveyed away by the Spirit.
Year 71		Contentions among the people		Helaman 10:17-18	As Nephi continued to declare the word of God, the people would not hearken unto his words. This led to increasing divisions among them, resulting in contentions and violence, which culminated in them beginning to slay one another with the sword.
Year 71		End of the seventy and first year		Helaman 10:19	This marks the end of the seventy and first year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi.
Year 72	Year 73	War Among the Nephites		Helaman 11:1	Contentions increased, leading to wars throughout all the land among the people of Nephi in the seventy and second year of the reign of the judges.
Year 72		Contentions and Wars		Helaman 11:1	In the seventy and second year of the reign of the judges, contentions increased, leading to wars throughout all the land among the people of Nephi.
Year 75		The Great Famine		Helaman 11:5-6	The famine continued into the seventy-fifth year, with the whole earth smitten, yielding no grain, causing thousands in the more wicked parts of the land to perish. This famine affected both the Nephites and Lamanites, resulting in a high number of deaths.
Year 75		Repentance of the People		Helaman 11:7-8	The people began to remember the Lord their God in the face of famine and destruction, pleading with their judges to ask Nephi to cry unto the Lord to turn away the famine. They acknowledged Nephi as a man of God and sought his intercession to save them from destruction as prophesied.
Year 75		Nephi's Prayer		Helaman 11:9-16	Nephi prayed for God's mercy, acknowledging the people's repentance and asking for the anger of God to be turned away, believing they had humbled themselves and repented. He specifically referenced the people sweeping away the Gadianton robbers and requested that God cease the famine in the land and send forth rain for the crops to grow.
Year 76		Famine Ceases, Rain Falls		Helaman 11:17-18	In the seventy and sixth year, the Lord turned away His anger from the people and caused rain to fall, resulting in a bountiful harvest of fruit and grain. The people rejoiced and glorified God, esteeming Nephi as a great prophet with divine authority.
Year 77	Year 77	Peace in the Land		Helaman 11:21	The seventy and sixth year ended in peace, and the seventy and seventh year began and continued in peace, with the church spreading throughout the land. The majority of the people, both Nephites and Lamanites, belonged to the church, contributing to the exceedingly great peace in the land.
Year 79		Strife and Preaching		Helaman 11:23	In the seventy and ninth year, much strife began among the people. Nephi and Lehi, along with many of their brethren who understood the true points of doctrine, received many revelations daily. They preached to the people, which led to the cessation of the strife within that same year.
Year 80		War with the Lamanites		Helaman 11:24	In the eightieth year of the reign of the judges, a war began between dissenters who became Lamanites and their brethren, committing murder and plunder. These dissenters had previously gone over to the Lamanites and taken upon themselves the name of Lamanites. The war was provoked by anger stirred up by these dissenters among the Lamanites.
Year 81		Battle Against the Robbers		Helaman 11:30-31	In the commencement of the eighty and first year, an army was sent against the robbers. They successfully destroyed many robbers but were ultimately obliged to retreat due to the exceeding greatness of the robbers' numbers who infested the mountains and the wilderness.
Year 81		Increase in Robbers' Strength		Helaman 11:32-33	The robbers defied the armies of both Nephites and Lamanites, causing great fear among the people as they carried out great destructions. They visited many parts of the land, killing many and taking others captive into the wilderness, especially women and children.
Year 85		Moral Decline		Helaman 11:36-38	In the eighty and second year, the people began to forget the Lord, and their iniquity waxed stronger in subsequent years until they were ripe for destruction in the eighty-fifth year.
Year 86		Warning of Wickedness and Prosperity		Helaman 12:1-3	The Lord blesses and prospers those who put their trust in Him, yet His people often become proud and forget Him during times of prosperity. They harden their hearts unless chastened by afflictions.
Year 86		Consequences of Iniquity		Helaman 12:4-6	Describes how the children of men are foolish and slow to do good, often lifting themselves in pride and rarely remembering the Lord or following His counsels. The passage emphasizes their quickness to hearken unto evil and to be lifted up in pride, contrasting their negligence of God's guidance and mercy.
Year 86		God's Power Over Creation		Helaman 12:7-17	The chapter illustrates God's great power, specifically how the dust of the earth moves at His command, the hills and mountains tremble and quake, and the earth shakes by the power of His voice. It describes how He can command the earth to move, lengthen the day, dry up waters, or raise up mountains, all demonstrating His supreme authority over nature.
Year 86		God's Judgment on Iniquity		Helaman 12:18-23	The Lord declares that individuals who commit iniquity can be accursed, emphasizing that repentance is essential for salvation. If a man hides a treasure and is declared accursed by the Lord, it will remain hidden; likewise, those cursed because of their iniquities cannot be saved unless they repent.
Year 86		Final State of Souls		Helaman 12:25-26	Concludes that good men will attain everlasting life and evil men will face everlasting damnation, fulfilling the prophecy of judgment.
Year 86		Samuel the Lamanite Preaches to the Nephites	Zarahemla	Helaman 13:1-39	In the eighty-sixth year of the reign of the judges, Samuel the Lamanite comes to Zarahemla to preach repentance to the Nephite people. He is initially rejected and cast out, but upon receiving a command from the Lord, returns to prophesy from the walls of the city. Samuel warns of impending destruction unless the people repent, stating that the sword of justice is about to fall upon them if they do not change their ways. He highlights the consequences of their wickedness, including famine, pestilence, and warfare, and emphasizes the necessity of faith in Jesus Christ for salvation.
Year 86		Preaching of Samuel the Lamanite	City Walls (City walls where Samuel the Lamanite preached.)	Helaman 16:1-6	Samuel the Lamanite stood upon the walls of the city and preached to the people. Many who believed his words went to Nephi to confess their sins and seek baptism. Those who did not believe were angered and attempted to harm Samuel with stones and arrows, but the Spirit of the Lord was with him, preventing them from hitting him. Ultimately, many more believed in his words and went to Nephi to be baptized, while the unbelievers sought to bind Samuel, proclaiming he had a devil.
Year 86		Flight of Samuel the Lamanite		Helaman 16:7-8	After being threatened by the people who could not harm him, Samuel cast himself down from the wall and fled to his own country, where he began to preach among his own people. He was never heard of again among the Nephites.
Year 86		End of the Eighty-Sixth Year		Helaman 16:9	The eightieth and sixth year of the reign of the judges ended with no one hearing from Samuel the Lamanite.
Year 87		End of the Eighty-Seventh Year		Helaman 16:10	The eighty-seventh year of the reign of the judges concluded with most of the people remaining in wickedness, while a smaller part became more righteous.
Year 88		Conditions in the Eighty-Eighth Year		Helaman 16:11	The conditions of the people did not change significantly in the eighty-eighth year of the reign of the judges; they began to show hardened hearts against the commandments of God.
Year 89		Increased Iniquity in the Eighty-Ninth Year		Helaman 16:12	During the eighty-ninth year of the reign of the judges, the people became more hardened in iniquity and continued to act contrary to the commandments of God.
Year 90		Signs and Wonders in the Ninetieth Year		Helaman 16:13-15	In the ninetieth year of the reign of the judges, great signs and wonders were given to the people, and the words of the prophets began to be fulfilled. Angels appeared to wise men, declaring glad tidings of great joy, and the scriptures were fulfilled, yet many began to harden their hearts, relying on their own strength and wisdom.
Year 90		Hardened Hearts and Language Against Christ		Helaman 16:16-19	Despite the great works and signs, the people began to depend on their own wisdom, arguing among themselves against the coming of Christ and claiming it was unreasonable for Him not to show Himself to them as He would to those in Jerusalem.
Year 90		Traditions and Deceptions		Helaman 16:20-21	The people argued among themselves, recognizing that the traditions handed down by their fathers caused them to remain in ignorance. They felt manipulated by their leaders, who they believed utilized cunning methods to keep them subservient, preventing them from witnessing the truth for themselves.
Year 90		Increased Influence of Satan		Helaman 16:22-23	During this period, Satan stirred the people to do iniquity continually and spread rumors across the land, which hardened their hearts against good and the coming events. Despite witnessing signs, wonders, and miracles, the people were greatly influenced by Satan.
Year 90		End of the Ninetieth Year		Helaman 16:24	The ninetieth year of the reign of the judges over the people of Nephi came to an end, marked by great signs and wonders but also by the predominance of the people's hardened hearts.
Year 90		Conclusion of the Book of Helaman		Helaman 16:25	The book of Helaman concludes as the record of Helaman and his sons, encapsulating the significant events and spiritual conditions of the time.
Year 91		Nephi's Departure	Zarahemla	3 Nephi 1:2-3	Nephi, the son of Helaman, departs from the land of Zarahemla, giving charge to his eldest son Nephi concerning the sacred records and the plates of brass, which had been kept since the departure of Lehi out of Jerusalem. The destination of Nephi is unknown to man, and his son Nephi keeps the records in his stead.
Year 92 (Year 1 After Christ)		Unity Against Gadianton Robbers		3 Nephi 2:12	Converted Lamanites united with the Nephites to take up arms against the Gadianton robbers for the safety of their lives, their women, their children, and to maintain their rights and privileges of their church, worship, freedom, and liberty.
Year 92		Signs Fulfilled		3 Nephi 1:4-8	In the commencement of the ninety and second year, the prophecies began to be fulfilled more fully with greater signs and greater miracles among the people. However, some began to say that the time for the words spoken by Samuel, the Lamanite, had passed. They rejoiced over their brethren, claiming that the time had passed, thus making the faith of the believers seem vain. This led to a great uproar throughout the land, causing the believers to feel sorrowful. In response, they watched steadfastly for the sign that had been foretold, hoping to confirm that their faith was not in vain.
Year 92		Uproar Among the Unbelievers		3 Nephi 1:5-7	Some unbelievers in the prophecies claimed that the words of Samuel the Lamanite had not been fulfilled, causing an uproar throughout the land. They rejoiced over the believers, asserting that their faith was in vain. This led the believers to become sorrowful, fearing that the prophecies would not come to pass.
Year 92		Nephi's Prayer		3 Nephi 1:10-11	Nephi, the son of Nephi, sees the wickedness of his people, causing him great sorrow. He goes out and bows down upon the earth, crying mightily to God in behalf of those who are about to be destroyed for their faith in the tradition of their fathers.
Year 92		The Lord's Promise to Nephi		3 Nephi 1:12-14	The Lord speaks to Nephi, assuring him that the sign will be given that night, and that He will soon come into the world to fulfill the prophecies.
Year 92		Fear of the Unbelievers		3 Nephi 1:16-18	Many who had disbelieved the words of the prophets fell to the earth and became as if they were dead, recognizing that the great plan of destruction they had laid against believers had been frustrated; they were astonished to know that the Son of God must shortly appear, realizing that the prophecies had been fulfilled after many years of testimony from the prophets.
Year 92		The Birth of the Savior Signified		3 Nephi 1:19-20	The sun rises again in the morning, confirming that it is the day of the Lord's birth, as prophesied. The night prior was illuminated as if it were midday, indicating the miraculous event of Christ's birth.
Year 92		The Appearance of a New Star		3 Nephi 1:21	A new star appears in the heavens, according to the prophecy of the birth of the Savior. This event takes place in the year 92 of the reign of the judges, signifying the prophesied announcement of Jesus Christ's birth.
Year 92		Conversion of the People		3 Nephi 1:22-23	Despite lies sent by Satan to deceive, the majority of the people believe and convert unto the Lord after witnessing the signs and wonders. Nephi, along with many others, baptizes the people unto repentance, resulting in a great remission of sins and bringing peace back to the land.
Year 92		Peace in the Land		3 Nephi 1:23-24	With the people's conversion and the signs being fulfilled as Nephi and many others baptize unto repentance, there is peace in the land. However, a few contentions arise regarding the law of Moses, as some begin to preach that it is no longer expedient to observe it, misunderstanding the scriptures.
Year 92		Understanding the Law		3 Nephi 1:25	The people learn that the law of Moses must still be fulfilled, leading to a realization of their error and a confession of their faults.
Year 92 (Year 1 After Christ)		Sign of No Darkness		3 Nephi 1:15	The sign promised by the Lord is fulfilled; at sunset, there is no darkness, astonishing the people and confirming the prophecies. This event reflects the fulfillment of Nephi's words as the sun goes down.
Year 92		Glad Tidings of the Ninety-Second Year		3 Nephi 1:26	The ninety and second year passes away, bringing glad tidings to the people because of the fulfilled signs and prophecies according to the words of the holy prophets.
Year 92 (Year 1 After Christ)		Repentance of the Nephites		3 Nephi 5:1-3	The Nephites collectively forsook all their sins, abominations, and whoredoms, serving God with diligence day and night, knowing that the words of the prophets must be fulfilled and that Christ had come due to the many signs given.
Year 92 (Year 1 After Christ)		Execution of Justice on the Robbers		3 Nephi 5:4-5	The Nephites captured all the robbers, casting them into prison. The word of God was preached unto them, and those who repented and covenanted to murder no more were set at liberty, while those who continued in wickedness were condemned and punished according to the law.
Year 92 (Year 1 After Christ)		Condemnation of Wickedness		3 Nephi 5:6	The Nephite society put an end to wicked and secret abominable combinations, thus ceasing the many murders committed under such practices.
Year 92 (Year 1 After Christ)		Mormon's Record Keeping		3 Nephi 5:12-16	Mormon introduces himself and describes the purpose of his record keeping, which includes a small record of events from the time of Lehi until his day, as a disciple of Jesus Christ called to declare His word.
Year 92 (Year 1 After Christ)		Mormon's Testimony of Christ		3 Nephi 5:13	Mormon declares himself a disciple of Jesus Christ, called to declare His word for the salvation of the people.
Year 92 (Year 1 After Christ)		Covenants and Promises to Jacob's Seed		3 Nephi 5:21-25	Mormon speaks of the Lord's blessings upon the house of Jacob, and the promise of gathering his covenant people from the four corners of the earth in the last days. He emphasizes that the seed of Joseph will be brought to the knowledge of the Lord and that the covenant made with the house of Jacob will be fulfilled in due time, restoring them to their covenant knowledge.
Year 92 (Year 1 After Christ)		Flight of Jacob's People		3 Nephi 7:12	Jacob, seeing that their enemies were more numerous, commanded his people to flee to the northernmost part of the land to build a kingdom until they became strong enough to contend with other tribes.
Year 93		Gadianton Robbers Infest the Land	Mountains (The mountains where the Gadianton robbers dwelt.)	3 Nephi 1:27	During the ninety and third year, the Gadianton robbers, who dwelt upon the mountains, infest the land, committing many murders and slaughter among the people.
Year 94		Increase of the Gadianton Robbers		3 Nephi 1:28	In the ninety and fourth year, the Gadianton robbers significantly increase in number due to dissenters among the Nephites who fled to join them, causing much sorrow among the Nephites who remained in the land.
Year 94		Lamanite Affliction		3 Nephi 1:29-30	The Lamanites face sorrow as their children grow strong and are led away by Zoramites through lies and flattery to join the Gadianton robbers, causing a decline in their faith and righteousness due to the wickedness of the rising generation.
Year 95		Wickedness and Abominations		3 Nephi 2:1-3	The people began to forget the signs and wonders they had witnessed, becoming hardened in their hearts and blinded in their minds. They disbelieved in the doctrine of Christ, believing it to be foolish and vain. They waxed strong in wickedness and abominations, not believing that any more signs or wonders would be given. Satan led away the hearts of the people, tempting them to do great wickedness in the land.
Year 96		Wickedness Increases		3 Nephi 2:3	During this year, the people began to wax strong in wickedness and abominations. They did not believe that there would be any more signs or wonders given; Satan went about, leading away the hearts of the people, tempting them and causing them to commit great wickedness in the land.
Year 96	Year 99	People Remain in Wickedness Without Significant Events		3 Nephi 2:4	The years 96, 97, 98, and 99 passed without significant events reported, as the people remained in wickedness.
Year 100 (Year 9 After Christ)		Nephites change their reckoning of Time		3 Nephi 2:6-7	In the 101st year of the Reign of the Judges, the Nephites began to reckon their time from the time of the sign of Christ's birth, given 9 years prior and 609 years after Lehi left Jerusalem.
Year 101 (Year 10 After Christ)	Year 102 (Year 11 After Christ)	Increased Wickedness		3 Nephi 2:10	The people continued in wickedness despite much preaching and prophesying, in iniquity throughout the tenth and eleventh years of the reign of the judges.
Year 104 (Year 13 After Christ)		Wars and Contentions Begin		3 Nephi 2:11	In the thirteenth year, wars and contentions began throughout all the land due to the increase of the Gadianton robbers. They became so numerous that they killed many people, laid waste to cities, and spread death and carnage throughout the land, resulting in the Nephites and Lamanites taking up arms against them.
Year 104 (Year 13 After Christ)		Threat of Utter Destruction		3 Nephi 2:13	The Nephites faced a threat of utter destruction due to the ongoing war against the Gadianton robbers, which had become exceedingly burdensome.
Year 104 Month 12 (Year 13 After Christ)		Transformation of Lamanites		3 Nephi 2:14-16	The Lamanites who united with the Nephites were numbered among them; their curse was taken from them, and their skin became white like unto the Nephites. Their young men and their daughters became exceedingly fair, and they were called Nephites.
Year 105 (Year 14 After Christ)		Continuing War		3 Nephi 2:17	At the beginning of the fourteenth year of the reign of the judges, the war between the Gadianton robbers and the Nephites continued and became exceedingly sore; however, the Nephites gained some advantages over the robbers, driving them back into the mountains and their secret places.
Year 106 (Year 15 After Christ)		Gadianton Robbers Gain Advantages		3 Nephi 2:18-19	In the fifteenth year, the Gadianton robbers gained many advantages over the Nephites due to the wickedness of the Nephites, marked by their many contentions and dissensions, resulting in afflictions among the people.
Year 107 (Year 16 After Christ)		Epistle from Giddianhi		3 Nephi 3:1-10	Lachoneus, the governor of the land, received an epistle from Giddianhi, the leader of the robbers. Giddianhi demanded the Nephites yield their cities, lands, and possessions to avoid destruction, claiming that his men had an unconquerable spirit and would annihilate the Nephites if they refused. He offered an opportunity for collaboration, insisting they would not be enslaved but would be considered partners instead.
Year 107 (Year 16 After Christ)		Lachoneus's Proclamation		3 Nephi 3:11-17	In response to Giddianhi's threats, Lachoneus proclaimed to his people to gather their families and possessions for protection. He emphasized the necessity of repentance to be delivered from the Gadianton robbers. Lachoneus also commenced building fortifications and organized armies as guards around the gathered people.
Year 107 (Year 16 After Christ)		Appointment of Gidgiddoni		3 Nephi 3:18-21	Lachoneus appointed Gidgiddoni as the chief captain over all the armies of the Nephites. Gidgiddoni, recognized for his prophetic spirit, advised against attacking the robbers directly and instead advocated for a defensive strategy as they waited for the robbers to come to them.
Year 108 (Year 17 After Christ)		Gathering of the Nephites	Land of Zarahemla (and the land between Zarahemla and the land Bountiful)	3 Nephi 3:22-25	In the seventeenth year, in the latter end of the year, the people gathered together in the land of Zarahemla and the land between Zarahemla and Bountiful in response to Lachoneus's proclamation. Thousands fortified themselves against their enemies, repented of their sins, and prayed for deliverance.
Year 108 (Year 17 After Christ)		Preparation for Battle		3 Nephi 3:26	Gidgiddoni directed the Nephites to create weapons of war and strengthen their defenses in preparation for the impending conflict with the Gadianton robbers. He ensured that they were equipped with armor, shields, and bucklers as instructed by him.
Year 110 (Year 19 After Christ)		Pursuit of the Armies of Giddianhi	Borders of the wilderness	3 Nephi 4:13-15	After their victory, Gidgiddoni commanded his armies to pursue the retreating armies of Giddianhi as far as the borders of the wilderness, and they did not spare any that fell into their hands. Giddianhi was pursued and finally slain as he fled from the battle. The Nephite armies then returned to their place of security.
Year 110 Month 6 (Year 19 After Christ)		Battle against the Armies of Giddianhi	Land of Nephi	3 Nephi 4:5-12	In the sixth month of the nineteenth year, Giddianhi led his armies in battle against the Nephites. The armies of the Nephites, seeing the terrifying appearance of Giddianhi's army, fell to the ground and cried out to the Lord for deliverance. Giddianhi's armies mistakenly believed the Nephites had succumbed to fear, but instead, the Nephites cried out to God for protection and were prepared to fight. The battle that ensued was fierce, resulting in great slaughter on both sides, and ultimately, the Nephites defeated Giddianhi's army, causing them to retreat.
Year 112 (Year 21 After Christ)		Siege by Zemnarihah	Land of Nephi	3 Nephi 4:16-21	In the twenty-first year, Zemnarihah led the robbers in laying siege around the people of Nephi to cut them off from their lands. The Nephites had sufficient provisions, which helped them withstand the siege, while the robbers struggled with limited resources and dwindling supplies. The Nephites took advantage of this predicament, launching attacks on the robbers continuously, resulting in many robber casualties.
Year 112 (Year 21 After Christ)		Defeat of Zemnarihah's Army	Parts northward	3 Nephi 4:23-28	Zemnarihah, seeing the high casualties his troops were suffering, commanded his people to withdraw from the siege and retreat to parts further north. Gidgiddoni, aware of this, sent his armies in the night to cut off their retreat, surrounding them at dawn. Thousands of robbers yielded themselves as prisoners, and the remainder were slain. Zemnarihah was captured and hanged upon a tree until dead.
Year 112 (Year 21 After Christ)		Celebration of Deliverance	Land of Nephi	3 Nephi 4:29-33	Following the defeat of the robbers and the hanging of Zemnarihah, the Nephites rejoiced, praising God for His deliverance from their enemies. They broke forth in singing, praising God for their preservation and called upon the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob for continued protection. Their hearts were filled with joy, and they acknowledged that their deliverance came because of their repentance and humility.
Year 116 (Year 25 After Christ)		The Passage of Time		3 Nephi 5:7-8	The narrative marks the passage of twenty-five years, during which many unrecorded events transpired among the Nephites.
Year 117 (Year 26 After Christ)		Return to Lands	Land of Nephi (The lands of the Nephites, both north and south.)	3 Nephi 6:1	The people of the Nephites returned to their own lands with their families, flocks, herds, and all belongings in the twenty-sixth year of the reign of the judges.
Year 117 (Year 26 After Christ)		Establishing Peace		3 Nephi 6:3-6	The Nephites granted lands to the robbers who had entered into a covenant to keep the peace of the land, desiring to remain Lamanites. This action led to the establishment of peace in all the land, with Gidgiddoni and the judge Lachoneus leading this effort.
Year 118 (Year 27 After Christ)		Prosperity and Order		3 Nephi 6:4	The Nephites began to prosper and established great order in the land, forming laws according to equity and justice during the twenty-sixth and seventh years after the beginning of the reign of the judges.
Year 118 (Year 27 After Christ)		Building and Repairing Cities		3 Nephi 6:7-8	Many cities were built anew and many old cities were repaired during the reign of the Nephites, along with the construction of many highways and roads that led from city to city, from land to land, and from place to place.
Year 120 (Year 29 After Christ)		Increased Inequality		3 Nephi 6:10-12	In the twenty-ninth year, disputings began among the people due to pride and boastings resulting from great riches, leading to persecutions instigated by merchants and lawyers. The people began to be distinguished by ranks according to their riches and educational opportunities, with some remaining ignorant due to poverty while others received great learning because of their wealth.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Church Broken Up		3 Nephi 6:14	By the thirtieth year of the reign of the judges, the church was broken up in all the land except among a few steadfast Lamanites who remained firm in their faith and were diligent in keeping the commandments of the Lord.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Evil and Iniquity		3 Nephi 6:17-18	In the commencement of the thirtieth year, the Nephites were in a state of awful wickedness, being carried about by the temptations of the devil and committing iniquity. They did not sin ignorantly, knowing the will of God but wilfully rebelling against Him.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Prophets Testify		3 Nephi 6:20	Inspired men sent from heaven preached boldly to the people, addressing their sins and iniquities, and testifying of the coming redemption and the resurrection of Christ during the thirtieth year of the reign of the judges.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Anger Against Prophets		3 Nephi 6:21-23	Many of the people, especially judges and high priests, were exceedingly angry at those who testified of Christ, which led to secret executions of those prophets by the judges. These executions were done without the knowledge of the governor, who had to sign any condemnation to death.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Complaint Against Judges	Zarahemla (The land where the complaint arose against the judges.)	3 Nephi 6:25-26	A complaint arose in the land of Zarahemla against judges who condemned the prophets of the Lord to death not according to the law. This led to the judges being brought before the judge to be tried for their actions.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Judges' Conspiracy		3 Nephi 6:28-30	The judges, lawyers, and high priests united in a covenant to combine against all righteousness, intending to destroy the governor and establish a king over the land, defying the law and rights of their country.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Murder of the Chief Judge		3 Nephi 7:1	In the thirtieth year, the people did not establish a king but instead destroyed the judgment-seat, resulting in the murder of the chief judge of the land.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Division of the People into Tribes		3 Nephi 7:2	The people were divided into tribes, with every man separating according to his family, kindred, and friends, leading to the destruction of the government of the land.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Formation of Tribes with Leaders		3 Nephi 7:3	Every tribe appointed a chief or leader over them, establishing themselves as tribes and maintaining their family ties.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Destruction of Government Regulations		3 Nephi 7:6	The regulations of the government were destroyed due to the secret combinations among the friends and kindreds of those who had murdered the prophets.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Contention in the Land		3 Nephi 7:7	Contention arose in the land, resulting in the more righteous part of the people having nearly all become wicked, with only a few righteous men remaining.
Year 121 (Year 30 After Christ)		Secret Combination led by Jacob		3 Nephi 7:9-10	A secret combination gathered and appointed a man named Jacob as their king. Jacob was one of the chiefest among those who opposed the prophets who testified of Jesus.
Year 122 (Year 31 After Christ)		Continued Division into Tribes		3 Nephi 7:14	In the thirty-first year, the people were divided into tribes according to their families, kindreds, and friends. They established a temporary agreement not to go to war against one another and created strict laws to prevent one tribe from trespassing against another. This led to a degree of peace in the land; however, their hearts were turned from the Lord, and they stoned the prophets and cast them out from among them.
Year 122 (Year 31 After Christ)		Nephi's Ministry Begins		3 Nephi 7:16	Nephi, having been grieved for the hardness of their hearts and the blindness of their minds, went forth among the people and boldly testified of repentance and remission of sins through faith on the Lord Jesus Christ in the thirty-first year.
Year 122 (Year 31 After Christ)		Miracles by Nephi		3 Nephi 7:19-20	Nephi raised his brother from the dead after he had been stoned by the people. This miracle angered the populace due to Nephi's greater power. Nephi also performed many other miracles in the sight of the people in the name of Jesus.
Year 122 (Year 31 After Christ)		Conversions in the Thirty-First Year		3 Nephi 7:21	At the end of the thirty-first year, although Nephi's ministry was powerful, only a few were converted unto the Lord. Those that were converted communicated to the people that they had been visited by the power and Spirit of God, which was in Jesus Christ, in whom they believed.
Year 124 (Year 33 After Christ)		Baptisms unto Repentance		3 Nephi 7:25	In the commencement of the thirty-third year, Nephi ordained men unto the ministry for the purpose of baptizing those who repented. This was done as a witness and a testimony before God and unto the people, signifying that they had repented and received a remission of their sins.
Year 124 (Year 33 After Christ)		Sign of darkness prophesied by Samuel the Lamanite		3 Nephi 8:3	The people began to look earnestly for the sign of darkness for three days as prophesied by Samuel the Lamanite.
Year 125 (Year 34 After Christ)		People's regrets		3 Nephi 8:24-25	The people expressed regret during the darkness, mourning their actions against the prophets, which they believed led to their downfall and the destruction of cities, particularly expressing sorrow over the loss of life in Zarahemla and Moronihah. They cried out, wishing they had repented earlier to spare their brethren and families.
Year 125 (Year 34 After Christ)		Silence in the Land		3 Nephi 10:1-2	After the voice of God was heard by the people, there was profound silence across the land for many hours due to their astonishment at the events that had transpired, including the loss of their kindred.
Year 125 (Year 34 After Christ)		Righteous People Spared		3 Nephi 10:12-13	The more righteous part of the people were saved because they received the prophets and did not shed the blood of the saints. They were spared from being sunk and buried in the earth, drowned in the depths of the sea, burned by fire, crushed to death, carried away in the whirlwind, or overpowered by smoke and darkness.
Year 125 (Year 34 After Christ)		Testimonies of Prophets		3 Nephi 10:16-17	Prophets like Zenos and Zenock testified of the things that were seen regarding the remnant of their seed, affirming the connection of the Nephites to the prophecies, and also Jacob, their father, testified concerning a remnant of the seed of Joseph, linking them to the plates of brass brought by Lehi.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Great storm and tempest	City of Zarahemla (The city was set on fire during the storm.)	3 Nephi 8:5-14	A great storm arose that was unprecedented in the land, accompanied by a terrible tempest, thunder, lightnings, and a significant earthquake which caused great destruction in the cities and land, including the burning of the city of Zarahemla and the sinking of the city of Moroni into the sea.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Destruction of cities		3 Nephi 8:9-14	Multiple cities were destroyed; the city of Moroni sank into the sea, and the earth was carried up upon the city of Moronihah that became a great mountain. There was a great and terrible destruction in both the land southward and the land northward; the whole face of the land was dramatically altered due to tempest, whirlwinds, thunderings, lightnings, and exceedingly great quaking of the earth. Many highways were broken, level roads spoiled, and many smooth places became rough. Great cities were sunk, burned, and shaken until their buildings fell, leaving many places desolate with slain inhabitants.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)	Year 125 Month 1 Day 7 (Year 34 After Christ)	Darkness for three days		3 Nephi 8:20-23	Following the catastrophe, thick darkness enveloped the land for three days, resulting in great mourning and lamentation among the people due to the destruction and loss of life. During this period, no light was visible, and the darkness was felt by the inhabitants.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Destruction of Zarahemla	Zarahemla	3 Nephi 9:3	The city of Zarahemla has been burned with fire, and its inhabitants destroyed due to their iniquities and abominations. This event signifies the severe consequences of the wickedness of the people.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Destruction of Moroni	Moroni	3 Nephi 9:4	The city of Moroni has been caused to sink into the depths of the sea, resulting in the drowning of its inhabitants. This destruction is attributed to the people's sins.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Destruction of Moronihah	Moronihah	3 Nephi 9:5	The city of Moronihah has been covered with earth to hide the inhabitants' iniquities and abominations. This is due to their shedding the blood of the prophets and saints.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Destruction of Gilgal	Gilgal	3 Nephi 9:6	The city of Gilgal has been sunk, and its inhabitants buried in the depths of the earth. This destruction serves to hide their wickedness and abominations.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Destruction of Onihah and Mocum	Onihah, Mocum	3 Nephi 9:7	The cities of Onihah and Mocum, along with their inhabitants, have been destroyed because of the wickedness of the people, as part of the calamities that fell upon the land. This destruction is noted in the context of the larger destruction of cities due to the unrepentant nature of the people.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Destruction of various cities	Gadiandi, Gadiomnah, Jacob, Gimgimno	3 Nephi 9:8	The cities of Gadiandi, Gadiomnah, Jacob, and Gimgimno have been sunk, and their inhabitants buried, to hide their wickedness and abominations before the Lord, preventing the blood of prophets and saints from rising against them.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Destruction of Jacobugath	Jacobugath	3 Nephi 9:9	The great city of Jacobugath was burned due to the immense wickedness of its inhabitants, including secret murders and combinations that destroyed the peace of the people. The burning of the city was commanded to prevent the blood of the prophets and the saints from coming up against the inhabitants before God.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Destruction of cities Laman, Josh, Gad, and Kishkumen	Cities Laman, Josh, Gad, and Kishkumen	3 Nephi 9:10	Cities Laman, Josh, Gad, and Kishkumen have been burned along with their inhabitants because they cast out and stoned the prophets sent to them.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 7 (Year 34 After Christ)		Call to repentance		3 Nephi 9:13	A voice calls out to all the spared individuals to return unto God and repent of their sins. This serves as a message of hope and the chance for redemption for those who are still alive after the widespread destruction. The call emphasizes that those who were spared due to their righteousness should repent and be converted to receive healing from the Lord.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 7 (Year 34 After Christ)		Voice of God to the People		3 Nephi 10:3-7	A voice again came to the people, lamenting their state and expressing a desire to gather them as a hen gathers her chicks, urging them to repent and return to Him.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 7 (Year 34 After Christ)		Weeping of the People		3 Nephi 10:8-9	After hearing the voice of God, the people began to weep and howl again because of the loss of their kindred and friends. This occurred as three days passed after the signs and destruction, during which the darkness dispersed, the earth ceased to tremble, and all tumultuous noises ceased.
Year 125 Month 1 Day 7 (Year 34 After Christ)		Ceasing of Mourning and Praise to Christ		3 Nephi 10:10-11	With the dawn of the morning and the cessation of the natural disasters, the mourning, weeping, and wailing of the people who were spared alive ceased. Their mourning was turned into joy, and their lamentations turned into praise and thanksgiving unto the Lord Jesus Christ, their Redeemer.
Year 125 Month 4 (Year 34 After Christ)		Fulfillment of Prophecies		3 Nephi 10:14-15	The deaths and destructions by fire, smoke, tempests, whirlwinds, and the opening of the earth are seen as fulfillments of the prophecies of many holy prophets regarding the coming of Christ. Many prophets testified of these events and were slain for their testimony.
Year 125 (Year 34 After Christ)		Manifestation of Christ		3 Nephi 10:18	In the ending of the thirty-fourth year, the spared people of Nephi and the Lamanites received great blessings from the Lord, and Christ manifested himself to them after His ascension.
Year 125 (Year 34 After Christ)		Jesus Christ Descends from Heaven to Minister unto the Nephites	Bountiful (At the temple in Bountiful)	3 Nephi 11:1-28:12	After the destructions and the manifestation of Christ, Jesus Christ descends from heaven to minister unto the Nephites.