of the last days and of the gathering of Israel. He recites the prophecies of Isaiah and Malachi. In all, Christ teaches the people for three days. He ministers to the children and heals the sick. Between AD 34 and 35 The people are taught and baptized by the twelve disciples. They have "all things common among them" (). Jesus appears again to the twelve in answer to their prayer concerning the name of the church. Christ tells them the church must be called in His name. Three disciples are given power to remain on the earth until Christ's second coming. The twelve "go forth among all the people of Nephi" () and preach. The people are converted and "united unto the church of Christ" (). End of Third Nephi. Fourth Nephi begins. Between AD 36 and 321 AD 36: "The people [are] all converted unto the Lord" (). AD 36-60: There is continual peace. The disciples of Jesus perform many "great and marvelous works" (). Many cities, including Zarahemla, are rebuilt. AD 100: All the disciples, save "the three who should tarry" (), have died and others are chosen in their stead. Amos, son of Nephi, takes charge of the records. "Surely there could not be a happier people among all the people who had been created by the hand of God" (). There are no robbers, or Lamanites, "nor any manner of -ites" (). AD 110: All the first generation from Christ have died. AD 194: Amos dies. Amos, son of Amos, keeps the records. A small group of people revolt from the church and call themselves Lamanites. AD 200: All but a few of the second generation have died. AD 201: Some begin to be lifted up in pride in "costly apparel...and of the fine things of the world" (). The people no longer have their goods and substance in common, and they begin to be divided in classes. AD 211: There are many churches in the land, some of which deny Christ and persecute believers. AD 231: There is a great division. The believers are called Nephites and the unbelievers are called Lamanites. AD 245: The wicked are "exceedingly more numerous" () than the people of God. AD 261: The secret combinations and oaths of Gadianton reappear. AD 301: The Nephites have become as wicked as the Lamanites. AD 306: Amos dies. His brother Ammaron takes