- Having partaken of the bread and wine, the people glorify Jesus.
- {Jesus|jesus-christ} teaches the people about the Gentiles, the latter days, quotes {Isaiah|isaiah1} and Micah, and gives commandments.
- Jesus then explains some scriptures, and expresses his wish that they have more scriptures.
- Jesus asks Nephi to bring forward the records they have kept.
- Jesus looks through the records, and recalls some things he had told Samuel about the dead appearing to many.
- The disciples concede that Samuel did indeed prophesy that, and it did indeed come to pass.
- Jesus asks why such a significant prophesy and its fulfillment was not recorded.
- Nephi remembers that the records did contain anything about that.
- Jesus instructs them to make a record of that.
- Jesus goes on to teach from the scriptures.
- Jesus tells the record keepers what he told to the prophet Malachi, and they make note of it.
- Jesus expounds the words he originally gave Malachi about the preparations for the Messiah, tithes and offerings, and the mission of Elijah.
- Jesus teaches even more from the scriptures.
- Jesus explains that God wants the people to have these scriptural words, which previously were had only by those in Israel.
- Jesus tells the people of the signs of the times, the Second Coming, and the final judgment.
- Unfortunately, only a fraction of Jesus’ ministry can be recorded in this volume.
- If people faithfully receive what is given, more will be added later.
- Jesus is with the people for a total of three days, during which he breaks and blesses bread often, and many miracles occur.
- After performing more miracles, Jesus again ascends into heaven.