The Life of Nephi, the Son of Lehi Who Emigrated from Jerusalem, in Judea, to the Land Which Is Now Known as South America, about Six Centuries Before the Coming of Our Savior

CHAPTER XII.

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Nephi Practically the Leader--Commanded to Build a Ship--Directed to the Ore out of Which to make Tools--Makes a Bellows--Obtains Fire--Fault-finding and Ridicule of his Brethren--His Sadness and their Elation--They Grumble at and Reproach their Father and Him--He Reasons with Them--Enraged, They Attempt to Throw Him in the Sea--Nephi full of Power of God--They dare not Touch Him--They are Shaken Before Him--Fall down to Worship Him--Told by Nephi to Worship God--Nephi Shown by the Lord how he should work Timbers, etc.--Not Worked after the Manner taught by Men--Helped by his Brothers--Ship Finished--Laman and Others Acknowledge Nephi's Ability to Build a Ship--Mountains as Places of Worship