This new translation from the best available Greek manuscripts renders the New Testament text into modern English and is sensitive to Latter-day Sa

While Jesus and his disciples were at or near Caesarea Philippi, Peter testified that Jesus was “the Christ, the Son of the living God.” Martha had

Under the guidance of some of the best thinkers on the Book of Mormon, the Abinadi narrative springs to life as each chapter approaches Abinadi’s s

This book discusses the origins of Joseph Smith’s seer stones and explores how Joseph used them throughout his life in a way that goes beyond trans

This volume sheds important light on the mission of the man whom Jesus himself referred to as “the rock.” As a sometimes fallible but nonetheless e

At times, prophets have compared various aspects of the Savior’s ministry to the mother hen, teaching that he has healing in his wings.

Do we as Latter-day Saint Christians really need to know about other faiths? Do we not know all we need to know? Sometimes we create our own skewed version of other faiths. If we are to be a world church, it is helpful to understand and appreciate all the good that God has given to persons beyond the Latter-day Saint pale and to represent it accurately. President George Albert Smith said to persons of other faiths, "We have come here as your brethren ... and to say to you: 'Keep all the good that you have, and let us bring to you more good, in order that you may be happier and in order that you may be prepared to enter into the presence of our Heavenly Father.'"

By Study and By Faith is a collection of articles and essays from past issues of the Religious Educator, which provides informative and inspirational peer-reviewed article that are focused on the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. Since the first issue, hundreds of thoughtful, well-researched articles and essays have been published by dedicated scholars, teachers, and Church leaders, creating a remarkable library of historical, doctrinal, pedagogical, and devotional resources to inspire readers as they strive to understand and teach the things that matter most. (Reprinted in 2012)

The King James translation of the Bible celebrated its four hundredth anniversary in 2011.

A dark and dreary waste, a man in a shining robe, a rod of iron, and a tree of life—these symbols evoke powerful images in our minds and

Christians around the world look to the Sermon on the Mount for encouragement and guidance in developing the attitudes and behavior the Lord admoni

Many scholars have claimed that religion has little or no effect on the lives of young people today; some have even asserted that religion is harmf

Twenty-three thought-provoking essays exploring and explaining the great truths found in the Doctrine and Covenants have been selected from more th

Easter is a good time to recall Jesus’ mission to the least, the last, and the lost, for he said, “The Son of man is come to save that which was lo

Mark Twain reportedly said, “The man who does not read good books has no advantage over th

FOR MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY, Robert J.

This volume continues the bibliography begun in volume 1 of the same title.

Volume 10 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 9 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

(Last volume in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series)

Volume 7 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 4 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 3 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 2 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 10 in the Monograph Series

Volume 5 in the Monograph Series

Volume 2 in the Monograph Series

This exquisitely produced volume presents the official Latter-day Saint edition of the Book of Mormon in an attractive, accessible, readable versio

Under the guidance of some of the best thinkers on the Book of Mormon, the Abinadi narrative springs to life as each chapter approaches Abinadi’s s

The 2015 Brigham Young University Sidney B. Sperry Symposium explored the modern miracle of the translation and publication of the Book of Mormon.

Mark Twain reportedly said, “The man who does not read good books has no advantage over th

Volume 10 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 9 in the Specialized Monograph Series

Volume 8 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 7 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 4 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 2 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 13 in the Monograph Series

The 41st Annual Sidney B.

Awareness of the background and development of Joseph Smith’s revelations allows us to better understand their significance.

This new translation from the best available Greek manuscripts renders the New Testament text into modern English and is sensitive to Latter-day Sa

Winner of the Harvey Black and Susan Easton Black Outstanding Publication Award (Gospel Scholarship in Ancient Scripture), Opening Isaiah provides what has never before been provided to Latter-day Saints. It brings all important versions of Isaiah—King James, Book of Mormon, Joseph Smith Translation, Dead Sea Scrolls, and the modern New Revised Standard Version—into comparison for readers to help them clearly see the similarities and differences in each one. Readers can thus study Isaiah’s writings with a focus on the inspired texts themselves. In addition to beautiful maps that guide the reader through the geography of Isaiah’s day, the editors have carefully provided guidance in footnotes to untangle difficult passages, point to important symbolism, and reveal historical context. This book may become the most important resource on Isaiah you will ever purchase.

Christianity rises or falls based on the reality of the Resurrection.

When we actually, really know, understand, and feel of our Savior’s love—we are transformed; we are changed in our understanding of what divine lov

Winner of the Harvey B.

The King James translation of the Bible celebrated its four hundredth anniversary in 2011.

Christians around the world look to the Sermon on the Mount for encouragement and guidance in developing the attitudes and behavior the Lord admoni

"We are a biblical church. This wonderful testament of the Old World, this great and good Holy Bible is one of our standard works.

This collection of articles will add zest and savor to your study of the Old Testament.

The latter-day restoration of the gospel included the restoration of much significant truth to the Bible.

The 31st Annual Sidney B. Sperry Symposium

Volume 13 in the Specialized Monograph Series

Volume 12 in the Monograph Series

Volume 11 in the Monograph Series

Newel Knight (1800–1847) was one of the very earliest Latter-day Saint converts and maintained a lifelong friendship and close association with Joseph Smith Jr. The journals of Newel Knight are part of a handful of essential manuscript sources that every historian of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints relies on to understand its early history. He was one of a few early converts to provide an eyewitness account of the founding events in Church history.

Today, it’s hard to imagine Apostles not being able to visit any part of the world.

How could the longest-serving Latter-day Saint mission president be considered one of the Communist Regime’s most wanted American spies during the

In this comprehensive and compelling biography, learn of the trials and triumphs of W. W. Phelps, early Latter-day Saint leader, printer, scribe, ghostwriter, and monumental hymn writer. More >

How did a young newlywed couple experience the pioneer trek west? In The Journey West, award-winning author Richard E.

This volume chronicles a group of influential Mormon pioneers and their families who left a mark on their communities, church, and family history.

Two nineteenth-century men, Alexander Campbell and Joseph Smith, each launched restoration movements in the United States.

When the Book of Abraham was first published to the world in 1842, it was published as “a translation of some ancient records that have fallen into

In Dixie Saints, you’ll learn about the daily lives of Saints who grew up between the late 1800s and the early 1900s in the villages of so

Wilford Woodruff told the story of his remarkable missionary success among the United Brethren in the Three Counties of England for many years afte

“No other success can compensate for failure in the home” is a statement made famous by President David O.

Winner of the 2019 Mormon History Association's Best International Book Award.

This book is a compilation of essays from the 45^th annual Brigham Young University Sidney B.

The Autobiography of Andrew Jenson, first published in 1938 by the Deseret News Press in Salt Lake City, Utah, tells the personal story of

This volume is a compilation of scholarly papers prepared by presenters at the BYU Church History Symposium entitled The Worldwide Church: The

The story of the Mormon exodus from Nauvoo to a new mountain home “far away in the west” still stirs the imagination of writers, artists, historian

This volume is a collection of essays by prominent LDS scholars–including keynote speakers Richard Bushman and David Holland–that discuss the inter

On September 6, 1888, three Church history missionaries—Andrew Jenson, Edward Stevenson, and Joseph S.

This is the fascinating and inspiring story of Johann Huber, one of Austria’s earliest LDS converts.

The sixteen interviews in this volume tell the stories of remarkable men and women who have made careers out of researching, writing, and teaching

In the mid-nineteenth century, in the growing city of Nauvoo, Illinois, poets found ample publication outlets in the Times and Seasons, th

The Oakland California Temple plays an important role in the culture of the Bay Area.

Described as “the most traveled man in the Church,” Andrew Jenson had been a lifelong globetrotter since his emigration from Denmark to Utah as a y

Two volumes of Zion’s Trumpet were completed during 1853—the 26 weekly issues of volume 5 that were published from January to June, and the 27 weekly issues of volume 6 that were published from July to December.

It was two days after Christmas in 1852 that Dan Jones arrived back in Wales to serve his second mission, and in a year’s time he would be called as president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Wales in place of William S. Phillips and as editor of Zion’s Trumpet in place of John S. Davis. 

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Winner of the Harvey B.

This book features the winner of the Mormon History Association's Best International Article Award, Ronald E.

What was the heritage of Jenson’s expedition to Mormondom abroad?

This volume continues the bibliography begun in volumes 1 and 2 of the same title. It covers the period 1853-57.

The epic story of the early Welsh Mormons was virtually unknown until Professor Dennis personally mastered nineteenth-century Welsh—a major challen

For more than 150 years, “Come, Come, Ye Saints,” the anthem of the pioneer journey, has praised Salt Lake City as “the place, which God for us pre

This volume is filled with gripping and fascinating stories of members of the LDS Church in West Germany and Austria during World War II.

Wilford Woodruff was different from his predecessors and successors in one particular way—he left an incredibly detailed handwritten

The leather-bound record book was a perfect place for Lorenzo Snow to preserve his outgoing correspondence while incarcerated in the territorial pe

Besides the Prophet, no one was more involved in the key events of the Restoration or mentioned more often in the Doctrine and Covenants than Olive

This is the fascinating story of the Colonia Juárez Chihuahua Mexico Temple, including the inspiration President Gordon B.

The road from being an obscure child born in England to a “champion of liberty” in America began with John Taylor’s baptism into The Church of Jesu

Religious instruction has been central to Brigham Young University's unique mission since the beginning.

The period 1960–65 was key to the evolution of the Church because it represented a significant adjustment in approach and direction, particularly f

This travel-size companion to the larger Salt Lake City, Ensign to the Nations takes the tourist on three distinct walking tours

Throughout the nineteenth century, Latter-day Saints in the United States showed their loyalty in heeding the call to serve their country.

After the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City’s Temple Square was renovated in 2007, historian Scott C.

It takes courage to accept a religion that requires sacrifices of the heart.

Latter-day Saints may think Church history in Illinois began in 1839 with establishment of the city of Nauvoo.

Winner of the Steven F.

This volume continues the bibliography begun in volume 1 of the same title.

Who were the first Icelanders to willingly leave their beloved homeland and immigrate to the United States of America?

The inspiration for this book and the source of most of its chapters was a conference held to commemorate the

For three days, April 11-13, 2002, Brigham Young University hosted a unique conference titled "Salvation in Christ: Christian Perspectives." Schola

Volume 5 in the Regional Studies Series

The essays in this volume, including four on today’s world, were selected by a panel of Hugh Nibley’s colleagues.

Thousands of Welshmen joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during the second half of the nineteent

Former Air Force pilot Dale T.

Volume 13 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 9 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 18 in the Monograph Series

Volume 12 in the Specialized Monograph Series

Volume 5 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 9 in the Specialized Monograph Series

Volume 4 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 3 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 16 in the Monograph Series

Volume 6 in the Specialized Monograph Series

Volume 1 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 13 in the Monograph Series

Volume 1 in the Specialized Monograph Series

Volume 7 in the Monograph Series

“No other success can compensate for failure in the home” is a statement made famous by President David O.

The prophets of God continually raise their warning voices and lovingly give counsel to strengthen our families and heighten the spirituality of our children. This is a gospel-centered “best practices” book for husbands and wives, fathers and mothers that is founded on prophetic teachings and substantiated by good science. This book will help readers gain new and important insights about our most important responsibilities in time and eternity—our families. By bringing together the “words of wisdom” from both religious sources and from the discoveries of solid research, families can be better equipped in their pursuit of success and happiness.

Do we as Latter-day Saint Christians really need to know about other faiths? Do we not know all we need to know? Sometimes we create our own skewed version of other faiths. If we are to be a world church, it is helpful to understand and appreciate all the good that God has given to persons beyond the Latter-day Saint pale and to represent it accurately. President George Albert Smith said to persons of other faiths, "We have come here as your brethren ... and to say to you: 'Keep all the good that you have, and let us bring to you more good, in order that you may be happier and in order that you may be prepared to enter into the presence of our Heavenly Father.'"

The BYU Religious Studies Center, in cooperation with Deseret Book, has published a book by President Boyd K.

Winner of the Harvey B. Black and Susan Easton Black Outstanding Publication Award (Gospel Scholarship in Ancient Scripture).

Many great scientists such as Newton and Einstein spoke and wrote freely of their religious thoughts and feelings, seeing no fundamental conflict b

The future of scholarship concerning the Prophet and Seer Joseph Smith has never appeared brighter.

Seasoned by time and coupled with an endowment of spiritual light, the prophets, seers, and revelators of our time offer messages with special mean

Jeffrey R.

Take a journey through time to scenes of the pioneer era.

Volume 7 i​n the Regional Studies Series

Mark Twain reportedly said, “The man who does not read good books has no advantage over th

This volume continues the bibliography begun in volume 1 of the same title.

The inspiration for this book and the source of most of its chapters was a conference held to commemorate the

The essays in this volume, including four on today’s world, were selected by a panel of Hugh Nibley’s colleagues.

Volume 13 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 10 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 7 in the Specialized Monograph Series

Volume 3 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

This volume offers valuable perspectives from biblical scholars on the background of the New Testament texts, including the Jewish and Greco-Roman

Winner of the Harvey B.

Do we as Latter-day Saint Christians really need to know about other faiths? Do we not know all we need to know? Sometimes we create our own skewed version of other faiths. If we are to be a world church, it is helpful to understand and appreciate all the good that God has given to persons beyond the Latter-day Saint pale and to represent it accurately. President George Albert Smith said to persons of other faiths, "We have come here as your brethren ... and to say to you: 'Keep all the good that you have, and let us bring to you more good, in order that you may be happier and in order that you may be prepared to enter into the presence of our Heavenly Father.'"

Iniciada en al año 2000 por el decano de educación religiosa Robert L.

Many scholars have claimed that religion has little or no effect on the lives of young people today; some have even asserted that religion is harmf

FOR MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY, Robert J.

Latter-day Saint Essentials: Readings from the Encyclopedia of Mormonism

Edited by John W. Welch and Devan Jensen

Volume 10 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 7 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 9 in the Monograph Series

Volume 7 in the Monograph Series

“No other success can compensate for failure in the home” is a statement made famous by President David O.

The prophets of God continually raise their warning voices and lovingly give counsel to strengthen our families and heighten the spirituality of our children. This is a gospel-centered “best practices” book for husbands and wives, fathers and mothers that is founded on prophetic teachings and substantiated by good science. This book will help readers gain new and important insights about our most important responsibilities in time and eternity—our families. By bringing together the “words of wisdom” from both religious sources and from the discoveries of solid research, families can be better equipped in their pursuit of success and happiness.

Mark Twain reportedly said, “The man who does not read good books has no advantage over th

Volume 12 in the Specialized Monograph Series

This volume is a collection of essays by prominent LDS scholars–including keynote speakers Richard Bushman and David Holland–that discuss the inter

This book features the winner of the Mormon History Association's Best International Article Award, Ronald E.

Wilford Woodruff was different from his predecessors and successors in one particular way—he left an incredibly detailed handwritten

Besides the Prophet, no one was more involved in the key events of the Restoration or mentioned more often in the Doctrine and Covenants than Olive

Christianity rises or falls based on the reality of the Resurrection.

At times, prophets have compared various aspects of the Savior’s ministry to the mother hen, teaching that he has healing in his wings.

Easter is a good time to recall Jesus’ mission to the least, the last, and the lost, for he said, “The Son of man is come to save that which was lo

This book explains Old Testament prophecies in their original linguistic, historical, and theological contexts, helping us more fully understand th

The 2015 Brigham Young University Sidney B. Sperry Symposium explored the modern miracle of the translation and publication of the Book of Mormon.

The Psalmist asks, “Who shall ascend into the hill of the Lord?” This year’s Sperry Symposium discusses ascending into the Lord’s mountain within the context of theophany, ancient temple worship, sacred space, sacrifice, offerings, and hymns and songs in the text of the Old Testament and the Book of Mormon. The scriptures contain a rich treasury of information of how ancient Israelites and the people in the Book of Mormon worshipped God and expressed themselves through ritual and devotions as found in the Psalms. These explorations of ancient temple worship help us to better understand and appreciate latter-day temple and worship traditions.

Christians around the world look to the Sermon on the Mount for encouragement and guidance in developing the attitudes and behavior the Lord admoni

Twenty-three thought-provoking essays exploring and explaining the great truths found in the Doctrine and Covenants have been selected from more th

This newest addition to the Sperry Symposium series celebrates the writing of the New Testament and the faithful service of those who brought that

Twenty-three thought-provoking essays exploring and explaining the great truths found in the Doctrine and Covenants have been selected from more th

The King James translation of the Bible celebrated its four hundredth anniversary in 2011.

A symposium titled "The Gospel: The Foundation for a Professional Career Symposium" was held on Brigham Young University campus in March 2007.

Volume 9 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

(Last volume in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series)

Volume 17 in the Monograph Series

Volume 1 in the Book of Mormon Symposium Series

Volume 11 in the Monograph Series

Volume 10 in the Monograph Series

Volume 5 in the Monograph Series

Do we as Latter-day Saint Christians really need to know about other faiths? Do we not know all we need to know? Sometimes we create our own skewed version of other faiths. If we are to be a world church, it is helpful to understand and appreciate all the good that God has given to persons beyond the Latter-day Saint pale and to represent it accurately. President George Albert Smith said to persons of other faiths, "We have come here as your brethren ... and to say to you: 'Keep all the good that you have, and let us bring to you more good, in order that you may be happier and in order that you may be prepared to enter into the presence of our Heavenly Father.'"

Volume 2 in the Occasional Papers Series

Volume 5 in the Specialized Monograph Series

Volume 1 in the Occasional Papers Series

Islam, the faith of the Muslims, is a major world religion.

Volume 1 in the Monograph Series