- Jared’s brother goes a mountain called Shelem, and makes sixteen clear stones out of molten rock; he carries them up the mountain, cries out in humility, and asks the Lord to touch the stones so that they emit light.
- The Lord’s hand pierces the veil, and touches the sixteen stones one by one.
- Jared’s brother, astounded, falls to the ground.
- The Lord asks Jared why he fell.
- Jared’s brother says he didn’t know that the Lord has flesh and blood, and was afraid of being hit.
- The Lord says that Jared’s brother’s faith let him see that the Lord will indeed become flesh and blood, he asks if he saw more than his finger.
- Jared’s brother says no, but asks the Lord to show himself.
- The Lord asks him if he will believe the Lord’s words.
- The brother of Jared says that he knows God cannot lie, and believes.
- The Lord shows himself in his entirety, announces that he is Jesus Christ, that faith on him brings mankind back to that Father, and that his current body is only a body of spirit.
- The brother of Jared’s great faith could keep nothing from him, and thus he received a sure knowledge of God.
- Jesus instructs the brother of Jared to keep quiet about his revelations, but to write them down—in time his stones would be used to bring his words to light.
- Jesus shows the brother of Jared a marvelous vision of all the inhabitants of the earth, and a comprehensive history of the world and humanity.
- Jesus again commands the brother of Jared to write down what he saw.
- The contents of the vision are withheld from the world until the death and resurrection of Christ.
- Possibly around this time, the brother of Jared comes across a mountain called “Zerin”; he says unto it “Remove!” and it is removed.