1:6 Ether Book of Mormon book of Ether genealogy Chiasmus, chapter and verse where the genealogy names appear.

1:7 Coriantor

1:8 Moron

1:9 Ethem

1:10 Ahah

1:11 Seth

1:12 Shiblon

1:13 Com

1:14 Coriantum

1:15 Amnigaddah

1:16 Aaron

1:16 Heth

1:17 Hearthom

1:18 Lib

1:19 Kish

1:20 Corom

1:21 Levi

1:22 Kim

1:23 Morianton

1:24 Riplakish

1:25 Shez

1:26 Heth

1:27 Com

1:28 Coriantum

1:29 Emer

1:30 Omer

1:31 Shule

1:32 Kib

1:32 Orihah

1:32 Jared

Ch 2 and 3 Interaction with and Visitation of Premortal Jesus Christ

6:1 Jared

6:14 Orihah

7:3 Kib

7:7 Shule

8:1 Omer 8:20 Story interrupted by Moroni’s discourse on Secret Combinations

9:14 Emer

9:21 Coriantum

9:25 Com

9:25 Heth

10:1 Shez

10:4 Riplakish

10:9 Morianton

10:13 Kim

10:14 Levi

10:16 Corom

10:17 Kish

10:18 Lib

10:29 Hearthom

10:31 Heth

10:31 Aaron

10:31 Amnigaddah

10:31 Coriantum

10:31 Com

11:4 Shiblon

11:9 Seth

11:10 Ahah

11:11 Ethem

11:14 Moron

11:18 Coriantor

11:23 Ether 12:6 Story interrupted by Moroni’s discourse on Faith. Chapter 15 is the End

There are exactly 17,113 words present in the Book of Ether.

First 31% (5,330 words): Covers the timeline from the Tower of Babel until the Jaredites reach the promised land.

Middle 38% (6,437 words): Contains the bulk of the 1,200 to 2,000 years of Jaredite history and dynastic successions.

Final 31% (5,346 words): Focuses on Ether's account of their final civil destruction and Moroni's direct commentary on faith

Thus, if a claim is made that Joseph Smith is not an inspired prophet then one must explain how anyone could state a list of 30 names and then verbally speak to a scribe a story containing 17,113 words that precisely reverses the order of the 30 names, while also introducing the other names below that are not part of the genealogy, also with their accompanying stories???

It is my position and my testimony that it is not possible for any human let alone an uneducated 23 year old farm worker, only an inspired prophet of God could produce such a work!

Named Individuals in Ether (Not in the genealogy List)

• Akish – Son of Kimnor; instituted secret combinations to overthrow the king.
• Coriantumr – The last Jaredite king and survivor of the final destruction.
• Cohor – Son of Corihor; became a rival king who fought against Shule.
• Corihor – A rebel son of Kib who overthrew his father's kingdom.
• Esrom – A son of Omer who raised an army to restore his father to the throne.
• Gilead – A military commander and rival king who fought against Coriantumr.
• Gid – A military leader or rebel figure in the later chapters.
• Gilgal – A warrior who fought against Coriantumr in the final battles.
• Jared’s Daughter – Explicitly mentioned as a major character, though her individual given name is omitted from the record.
• Kimnor – The father of Akish.
• Lib (the second) – A later king and giant of a man who fought Coriantumr; distinct from the earlier Lib in the genealogy.
• Nimrah – A son of Akish who fled to live with his grandfather Omer.
• Noah – A rebel son of Corihor who broke away to form a rival kingdom.
• Pagag – The firstborn son of the Brother of Jared who refused the kingship.
• Shared – A military rival who fought a series of massive battles against Coriantumr.
• Shiz – A fierce and final military commander who fought Coriantumr to the absolute death.

Below is an image of the Chiasmus above for Google to find and list