Our newest video explaining our weekly gospel resources for “Come, Follow Me” is available to watch now. Check it out: https://youtu.be/Xt9lnacwyoQ

AVAILABLE NOW online and in select Deseret Book stores “Understanding Joseph Smith’s Translation of the Bible,” by Kent P. Jackson, takes a fresh look at what the Joseph Smith Translation is, what it contains, what it teaches, and how the Prophet arrived at its text. Written for scholars and general audience alike, this book is the ideal introduction into this important part of Joseph Smith’s prophetic ministry. However, its main message is that Jesus is the Christ, the Savior of the world. For more information, visit deseretbook.com/p/understanding-joseph-smith-s-translation-of-the-bible?queryID=3c275c55e404979ef0e5a927ff99c33e&variant_id=199257-hardcover

Every month BYU Religious Education releases two new episodes of Y Religion, a podcast dedicated to spotlighting religious scholarship from BYU religion faculty. Listen to new episodes by visiting rsc.byu.edu/media/y-religion or searching “Y Religion” on Google.

Start your "Come, Follow Me" study this week with an article from Andrew C. Skinner titled "Seeing God in His Temple: A Significant Theme in Israel’s Psalms." Here we learn about temple pilgrimages and theophanies in the Old Testament and how they apply to our dispensation. Read here: https://rsc.byu.edu/ascending-mountain-lord/seeing-god-his-temple-significant-theme-israels-psalms

In this episode of the BYU Religious Studies Center's podcast Y Religion, Dr. Steven Harper, the current editor of BYU Studies, discusses some of the most significant articles in the history of BYU Studies. Listen here: https://rsc.byu.edu/media/y-religion/55 ... #byustudies #yreligionpodcast

Our newest video explaining our weekly gospel resources for “Come, Follow Me” is available to watch now. Check it out: https://youtu.be/gx3KgH_7FUo Image: “Agnus Dei,” by Francisco de Zurbarán

Last week in "Come, Follow Me," we learned about covenants. If you want to better understand covenants made in the Old Testament, read the article "New and Everlasting: The Relationship between Gospel Covenants in History." Read now: rsc.byu.edu/vol-21-no-2-2020/new-everlasting-relationship-between-gospel-covenants-history

Jared W. Ludlow, publications director for the Religious Studies Center, received the B. West Belnap Citizenship Award. This award is given to faculty whose citizenship reflects the highest standards of service to the university and to his or her colleagues.

In honor of Mother’s Day this upcoming Sunday, visit our website to read “Mothers: Heroes, Then and Now,” by Lauren Ellison, a former institute and seminary teacher. It can be found here: rsc.byu.edu/vol-8-no-3-2007/mothers-heroes-then-now

Our newest video explaining our weekly gospel resources for “Come, Follow Me” is available to watch now. Check it out: https://youtu.be/GxEjYiGBlig Image: detail from the painting Christ and the Young Child, by Carl Heinrich Bloch

The most recent edition of the "Religious Educator" is here! Read to learn about personal temple worship, lifelong conversion, female role models in the Old Testament, and more. View here: https://rsc.byu.edu/religious-educator

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