34—1601. **"Give Us a King."** The Jaredites demanded a king—a demand reluctantly acceded to by their leaders, who foresaw, as did Samuel the Prophet, in a similar situation, the evils that would result. (Ether 6:22-28; I Samuel 8:4-22).
35—1645. **Solitary Twain.** The Prophet Ether and King Coriantumr, the last of the Jaredites.
36—1653. **Another Nation.** The Nephites.
37—1657. **After Tale.** These words—part of a brief comment by the author—introduce a summary of the Nephite narrative.
38—1665. **A Leper.** Jerusalem in her degenerate state.
39—1666. **Prophet Pioneer.** Lehi, a descendant of Joseph, through Manasseh, with a colony from Jerusalem, succeeds the all but extinct Jaredites upon the Land of Promise, where they extend the glory of their great ancestor.
40—1669. **Joseph's Bough.** "Joseph is a fruitful bough." (Gen. 49:22).
41—1690. **Chosen Seer.** Lehi predicts the coming of "a choice seer" who is to be a lineal descendant of Joseph. The name of that seer is also to be Joseph, and it is to be the name of his father—a prophecy fulfilled in Joseph Smith, Jr. (II Nephi 3.)
42—1692. **Buried Lore.** The Book of Mormon.
43—1695. **Favored Son.** Nephi, who succeeded his father Lehi, and against whom his brothers Laman and Lemuel rebelled, thus dividing the nation into Nephites and Lamanites.