Transoceanic Voyage of the Jaredites

Part of: Jaredite Era

• The brother of Jared puts his now glowing stones in each barge; they light up well.
• The Jaredites load their provisions and livestock on the barges, and launch into the ocean. 
• The Lord causes a furious wind to blow them towards the promised land.
• The barges are often plunged deep in the water as huge waves crash on top of them.
• The barges remain waterproof, the Jaredites’ pleas to the Lord are answered, and the barges never sink.
• The wind continues to blow, and the Jaredites continue to move forward.
• The Jaredites continuously sing and praise the Lord.
• The Jaredite barges are spared from violent sea creature attacks, and the interiors of their barges stay lit.
• Their boat trip lasts for 344 days, and they finally land at the promised land, where they weep for joy and praise the Lord. 

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