This episode is part 9 in a series going through the story of the Book of Mormon.
The book of Jacob continues from where 2 Nephi finished. Nephi passes away and his people get a second king. However, this king seems more like Rehoboam after Solomon. The people of Nephi backslide in wealth and pride. Worst of all many men start taking multiple wives and concubines.
Of course, we had to compare this with Doctrine and Covenants section 132! Does Jacob 2:24 contradict D&C 132:38?
Further research:
Joseph Smith: The Prophet of the Restoration
The Book of Mormon online: Jacob [chapters 1, 2]
Doctrine and Covenants online: Section 132
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