Sep 23, 2026 · 22 min · 6 segments
This episode, we read the climactic end to the proud Jaredite people. Perhaps they were a tad too proud. In fact, it wasnt quite that climactic. Cinematic? yes. Climactic? idk, they were kind of…
And it came to pass, when Coriantumr had recovered of his wounds, he began to remember the words which Aether had spoken unto him.
He saw that there had been slain by the sword already nearly two millions of his people, and he began to sorrow in his heart.
Yea, there had been slain two millions of mighty men, and also their wives and their children.
He began to repent of the evil which he had done.
He began to remember the words which had been spoken by the mouth of all the prophets, and he saw them, that they were fulfilled thus far.
Every wit and his soul mourned and refused to be comforted.
And it came to pass that he wrote an epistle unto Shiz, desiring him that he would spare the people, and he would give up the kingdom for the sake of the lives of the people.
And it came to pass that when Shiz had received his epistle, he wrote an epistle unto Coriantumr, that if he would give himself up, that he might slay him with his own sword, that he would spare the lives of the people.
And it came to pass that the people repented not of their iniquities, and the people of Coriantumr were stirred up to anger against the people of Shiz.
Wherefore, the people of Shiz did give battle unto the people of Coriantumr." So, this is actually a fascinating start of the chapter, because remember, this chapter contains the fall of the Jaredite people.
This is the end of their story.
You've been fighting this war against Shiz and his predecessors for probably decades now.
Like, it is a long war.
and it's very violent, very bloody, and you are one of the two people pushing it forward.
And one day it just suddenly dawns on you.
Oh no, they were right.
All their words are coming to pass.
Ether was right about this.
And he just carries the deaths of two million people on his soul.
Imagine just being caught up in the quick blood of warfare and suddenly you pause one day and it catches up to you all in one moment.
Because of me, two million people have died.
And it came to pass, when Coriantumr had recovered of his wounds, he began to remember the words which Aether had spoken unto him.
He saw that there had been slain by the sword already nearly two millions of his people, and he began to sorrow in his heart.
Yea, there had been slain two millions of mighty men, and also their wives and their children.
He began to repent of the evil which he had done.
He began to remember the words which had been spoken by the mouth of all the prophets, and he saw them, that they were fulfilled thus far.
Every wit and his soul mourned and refused to be comforted.
And it came to pass that he wrote an epistle unto Shiz, desiring him that he would spare the people, and he would give up the kingdom for the sake of the lives of the people.
And it came to pass that when Shiz had received his epistle, he wrote an epistle unto Coriantumr, that if he would give himself up, that he might slay him with his own sword, that he would spare the lives of the people.
And it came to pass that the people repented not of their iniquities, and the people of Coriantumr were stirred up to anger against the people of Shiz.
Wherefore, the people of Shiz did give battle unto the people of Coriantumr." So, this is actually a fascinating start of the chapter, because remember, this chapter contains the fall of the Jaredite people.
This is the end of their story.
You've been fighting this war against Shiz and his predecessors for probably decades now.
Like, it is a long war.
and it's very violent, very bloody, and you are one of the two people pushing it forward.
And one day it just suddenly dawns on you.
Oh no, they were right.
All their words are coming to pass.
Ether was right about this.
And he just carries the deaths of two million people on his soul.
Imagine just being caught up in the quick blood of warfare and suddenly you pause one day and it catches up to you all in one moment.
Because of me, two million people have died.
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