Daniel Becerra, an assistant professor of ancient scripture at BYU, is the author of “3rd, 4th Nephi: A Brief Theological Introduction.”

Thanks to everyone who has supported the Seek Learning Podcast! It is great to see this really useful research getting out there among all of you! I hope you’ll tell your friends, especially the educators about this great resource. https://education.byu.edu/ldses/podcast

Today we feature "The Rise of the Latter-day Saints: The Journals and Histories of Newel Knight," edited by Michael Hubbard MacKay and William G. Hartley. The Knight family features prominently in the story of the Church in New York, Ohio, Missouri, and Illinois. This book brings together Newel Knight’s various accounts into one place to tell the story of the rise of the Latter-day Saints.   Learn more by going to https://rsc.byu.edu/book/rise-latter-day-saints

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This week’s "Come, Follow Me” supplemental reading spotlights “'All Things Are the Lord’s': The Law of Consecration in the Doctrine and Covenants,” by Steven C. Harper. It will make a great addition to your scripture study! https://rsc.byu.edu/doctrine-covenants-revelations-context/all-things-are-lords-law-consecration-doctrine-covenants

Religious Education is pleased to honor all graduates at BYU this week, including seventeen graduate students who will be receiving a master’s degree in either Religious Education or Chaplaincy. Congratulations, Cougars.

Interested in what BYU students are doing to be involved with BYU Religious Education? https://religion.byu.edu/student-activity has information about the Student Symposium, BYU Jerusalem Center, Interfaith Student Association, and Visualizing Learning opportunities.

The newest Y Religion episode, "Theology of the King James Language,” by Jan Martin, is out now! Google “Y Religion podcast” and you can play it directly from the web!

Recognizing that student learning occurs in a variety of ways, BYU Religious Education has decided to recognize some of the outstanding artwork the students have created as part of their assigned projects in various religion classes. Watch "Supporting Visualizing Learning Exhibit: Student Artwork From BYU Religion Classes” on the BYU Religious Education YouTube channel to learn more! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9mQ00yipXk

If you didn’t get the chance to subscribe to the “Review” magazine, go to https://rsc.byu.edu/review-magazine/winter-2021 to check out the newest edition!

The RSC’s weekly “Come, Follow Me” resources features “Why the Ohio? Why Anything in My Life? Lessons from the Command to Gather," by Scott C. Esplin. This reading discusses how the command for the Saints to move from New York to Ohio presented a significant "why" moment for the early members. Find it here: https://rsc.byu.edu/vol-10-no-3-2009/why-ohio-why-anything-my-life-lessons-command-gather

This week for “Come, Follow Me” we read in Doctrine and Covenants 30-36 about the early Saints who preached the gospel. Watch the featured video of the week, "The Gathering of Israel: A Glorious Duty.” It is approximately 15 minutes long. https://youtu.be/1I48maW9ScE