In this issue of BYU Studies, you'll find a variety of articles, essays, poetry, and reviews related to Latter-day Saint history and culture.

Articles & Essays

• Priesthood Revelation: Edward L. Kimball provides an in-depth account of the 1978 revelation on the priesthood. An essay by Marcus H. Martins, the first Black missionary called after the revelation, reflects on its impact.
• Joseph Smith's New Translation of the Bible: Authors Paul W. Lambert and Thomas A. Wayment explore the pen and pencil markings Joseph Smith made in his New Testament translation, explaining his editorial procedures.
• Book of Mormon Art: Noel A. Carmack discusses the first published illustrations for the Book of Mormon from the 1888 publication, The Story of the Book of Mormon.
• Essay: Lynda Mackey Wilson contributes an essay titled "We Who Owe Everything to a Name."

Poetry & Reviews

This issue also features a variety of poetry and insightful reviews of books, films, and art exhibits.

• Poetry: Includes "Tunica Doloris" by Christopher Lund and "Fifth-Floor Walkup" by Randy Astle.
• Book Reviews: Features reviews of books by authors such as Karen Armstrong, Thomas A. Wayment, and Douglas Thayer, covering topics from religious history to Latter-day Saint fiction.
• Film & Art Reviews: The issue includes a review of the films Big Love and The Dance, as well as a review of the "Minerva Teichert: Pageants in Paint" art exhibit.