One character in this work sees the river of filth and the great and spacious building, part of his vision of the Tree of Life.  
One character in this work sees the river of filth and the great and spacious building, part of his vision of the Tree of Life.  That character is the namesake of another character who is later accused of being a conspirator in the murder of a chief judge after he correctly predicts the murder and who the murderer was.  Another character in this work leads an army of two thousand stripling warriors into battle, and none of them died because they followed what their mothers had taught them.  Another section of this work claims that a group of people known as the Jaredites migrated in large barges soon after the Tower of Babel but were destroyed because of wickedness, and especially "secret combinations".  For 10 points—name this work, containing Ether, Helaman, and Nephi, which was revealed by Moroni to Joseph Smith, the holiest book of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
One character in this work sees the river of filth and the great and spacious building, part of his vision of the Tree of Life.  
The Book of {Mormon}