📚 10 highlights from 2025 ✨ The year is coming to a close – a perfect chance to show off some of the books published this year in our #Religion, #Bible and #Theology program! 📜 Let's dive right in… 🧵

📢 New podcast alert! 🎙️Judith Lieu joins Jonathon Lookadoo on @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social to discuss her recent book, Explorations in the Second Christian Century 📜 🎧 Listen here 🔗 newbooksnetwork.com/... 📘 And get the book here! 🔗 brill.com/display/ti... #AcRel #AARSBL25 #BiblicalStudies

First #AARSBL in the books! ✅ Huge thanks to all the scholars in our network who stopped by, whether just to say hi or to chat about their next projects. Grateful for the supportive team, and the bits of Boston I managed to see from the Haynes were absolutely stunning! See you in Denver 👋

What a wonderful SBL/AAR conference! Every year, we leave grateful for friends and collaborators and energized to support your research in another year. #sblaar #aarsbl Save travels. 🍁 Happy Thanksgiving! 🍁

Crowding these halls until Tuesday! #AARSBL25

#AARSBL2025 is in full swing and we couldn’t be more excited! Find us at the exhibit Hall (619) to browse our latest titles or tell us your publishing needs! Looking forward to connecting with a lot of our Early Christianity authors and editors in Boston :)

⭐ ANOTHER WIN! 🥇 Congratulations to our author Mark Lester! His book ‘Deuteronomy and the Material Transmission of Tradition’ was selected ‘Best Book on the Hebrew Bible’ at the 2025 Biblical Archaeology Society Publication Awards📜 Get your copy here 🔗 brill.com/display/titl... #AARSBL #SBL #AcRel

Just one week until the AAR/SBL exhibition hall officially opens! 📖 Our editors can’t wait to talk books, journals, and whatnot. Drop by booth #619 for a chat and to browse our latest titles in biblical, religious, and theological studies. #AARSBL

🆕 A new issue of "Gnosis" is live! Check out the second part of the special issue series on Manichaica–Judaica–Gnostica: brill.com/view/journ....

📢New release! 📜 John Healey presents a re-edition and translation of 3rd-century #Syriac legal parchments from Upper Mesopotamia, with extensive commentary. These documents constitute our earliest significant evidence of the Syriac language and script. 🔗 brill.com/display/titl... #acrel #Aramaic

Did you know that @katherinesouthwood.bsky.social is the new series editor of our Biblical Interpretation series? We’re seeking proposals - especially those engaging with new methodologies and hermeneutics! Got a book idea or manuscript ready? Get in touch with me! www.brill.com/BINS

Just wrapped up a fantastic week at #SNTS - thank you to everyone who stopped by! Now our editors are heading to Berlin for #IOSOT, bringing along books, journal issues, and plenty of ideas for new projects. Will we see you there?

Another day at #SNTS2025, another author sighting. It is exciting to see Professor Juduth Lieu with her new book, Explorations in the Second Christian Century. Find the book here: www.degruyterbrill.com/document/isb...

📢New release! 📗📜 Athanasios Despotis offers a detailed commentary on Jesus's long speeches in John 1-12, revealing how the Gospel of John engages with the religious and philosophical discourses of its time. Check it out here: brill.com/display/titl... #criticalbible #AcRel #NewTestament

We're excited to be at the Society for New Testament Studies meeting in Regensburg. 📚 Come see us in the foyer of the central lecture hall building, and browse our programs for De Gruyter, Brill, Schöning, and Vanderhoeck and Ruprecht. #SNTS2025 #NT

📘 Just out: 5 new thought-provoking articles in the latest issue of Biblical Interpretation. Explore fresh insights and perspectives! Read the issue here: brill.com/view/journ.... ✍️ Interested in publishing in this journal? Learn more on the journal’s main page. #BiblicalStudies

Publication day! It’s Open Access too so you can download a copy here: brill.com/display/titl...

New from BINS 📕 Harrowing the Gospels 🌾 Kristofer Coffman engages in a unique Cambodian (American) reading of agriculture and agrarian life in the Gospels. Read more here ⬇️ brill.com/display/titl... #postcolonial #biblicalstudies #AcRel @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

Very excited to be attending my first conference for Biblical Studies 🎉 I’m looking forward to connecting with the network and scout a few interesting books 👀

Take a peek at what’s coming! We've put together a beautiful preview of THB 3C: 🔗 shorturl.at/xsvIX. And if you’re attending #ISBL2025, be sure to drop by and grab a copy! #CriticalBible #BiblicalStudies #aarsbl #sblaar #eabs @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social

📘 Nothing to read? A new issue of #NovumTestamentum just dropped — with several #openaccess articles! Browse it here: shorturl.at/e2hsX. #BiblicalStudies #NewTestament #aarsbl #sblaar

New Issue of Textus is out now! This issue features: 📗 Scribal Habits of the Aramaic Qumran Texts – E. Tov 📕 God as an Enemy – L. Hähnel-Bremer 📗 Solomon b. Buyāʿā (Scribe of the Aleppo Codex) – V.D. Beiler 📕 The Abisha Scroll Revisited – E. Burkhardt 🔗 shorturl.at/ief9E #aarsbl #criticalbible

We are incredibly grateful to @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social for the amazing donation of their Encyclopedia of Early Christianity. Our students will be thrilled!

We're at #NAPS2025 in Chicago! Come by the De Gruyter Brill booth to say hello and check out our latest releases. @degruyterbrill.bsky.social @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social

🆕📖 Textentstehung und Texttradition im Numeribuch by Kirsten M. Schäfers. Volume 9 of "Supplements to the Textual History of the Bible" offers new insights on non-linearity, variance & tradition in the Pentateuch. Check it out ⬇️ 🔗 brill.com/display/titl... #BiblicalStudies

Volume 199 of "Supplements to Vetus Testamentum" is out! Volume 200 is just around the corner—stay tuned for a surprise celebration and more! @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social

📚 New Series Alert! We've just launched the series "The Gnostic Imagination", edited by April D. DeConick & Lautaro Roig Lanzillotta. Interested in submitting a proposal? Find out more about the series here: 🔗 brill.com/tgi

Come work with us! We’re hiring a Jr Acquisitions Editor for Early Christianity in Leiden, NL. de-gruyter.onlyfy.jobs/job/vjq9tidh... @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social @degruyterbrill.bsky.social @loesschouten.bsky.social #CriticalBible #sblaar #AcRel

Editors Katelyn Chin and Torsten Wollina are at the AOS conference in Boston. Come by to say hi! #ANE #MiddleEastStudies

🎉 Major news! May we present: our new #website! Go to degruyterbrill.com to experience it for yourself. Out with the sombre black, in with vibrant color – as well as beautiful design and mobile-friendly navigation and usability.

🔥 We’ve just landed on #BlueSky! Follow our brand-new subject page for updates on our latest titles, journal issues, conferences, and maybe even some office banter. Stay connected! @degruyterbrill.bsky.social @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social

🔄 time for a change! I’m happy to share that I’m the new Acquisitions Editor for Biblical Studies @degruyterbrill.bsky.social. I’ll miss the early modern history crowd terribly, but I’m excited to dive into a new field! Looking forward to connect with all the biblical studies scholars out there!

An important perspective on the plan to discontinue Italian Studies at Leiden University. Am I biased? Absolutely. But it’s hard to imagine the dissolution of such a crucial academic program. neerlandistiek.nl/2025/01/red-...

The first official post on Bluesky had to be cat-themed, of course. 🐾 Hugomir is particularly fond of their human’s new book, "The Mapping of a Russian War". If you’re curious too, it’s available in open access here: brill.com/display/titl....

👋 Hello Bluesky! It was time to bid farewell to X and settle in here. I'll soon share more content, including editorial updates and insights on our Early Modern History programme at De Gruyter Brill. I'm excited to connect and expand my network!