📚 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… 🧵

Volume 5 of Global Secularity is out! Focusing on Sub-Saharan Africa, 58 chapters explore how contemporary secularities emerged from local histories, political struggles, and colonial encounters. 🔗 Read it #openaccess here: www.degruyterbrill.c...#openaccess #ReligiousStudies #AARSBL

Newly published @bbaw.bsky.social in our series “Texte und Untersuchungen”: Harold A. Drake, The Speeches of Constantine and Eusebius. www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi...

Goodbye, #AJS25 in Washington — ➡️see you all again in Philly for #AJS26 🎈! One last favorite impression from DC: our two series editors, Dani Kranz (Contemporary Jewish Life, De Gruyter) and Judit Bokser Liwerant (series on Latin American Jews, Brill), in an engaged conversation ☺️

Need a podcast to listen to over the holiday break?? Check out our latest edition from the @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social talking to the editors of Prayer in the Ancient World, Daniel K. Falk and Rodney A. Werline! 🔗 newbooksnetwork.com/prayer-in-th...

Happy proofs day to me ☺️ Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft (ZAW) @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social

New & in #OpenAccess! 🔓 In this innovative volume, the editors and contributors lay a first historical and theoretical basis for the study of subtle energies from a religious studies perspective. Read this book for free here: brill.com/display/ti...#OpenAccess! #religiousstudies #AAR

📚 New #OpenAccess Release! 🔓 Karin Hügel’s ‘Studien zu queeren Lesarten der Hebräischen Bibel’ presents a #queer reading of non-normative sexualities in the #Hebrew #Bible and related Jewish and Christian exegetical writings 🏳️‍🌈 Read it here 🔗 brill.com/display/ti...#OpenAccess📜 #AcRel #LGBTQ

🔖Discover "Occult East Asia", out now! This book explores how Western occultists appropriated textual icons such as the Daodejing and Yijing, and figures such as Fuxi, Laozi, and Confucius. 🔗brill.com/display/ti... #religiousstudies #AAR

🆕It's launch day! "Religion and Nonreligion in Same-Sex Marriage Debates" analyzes marriage debates in 7 countries, focusing on how religious & non religious boundaries are negotiated. Read it in #openaccess here: www.degruyterbrill.c...#openaccess #religiousstudies #AARSBL

Impressions from day one at #AJS25 ✨ It’s wonderful to be back at an in-person conference after San Francisco two years ago — meeting our authors face to face 🤝 and getting to know so many great Jewish Studies scholars 📚🌍 @jewishstudies.bsky.social

#AJS25 is back in Washington, DC! We’re looking forward to welcoming many authors, friends and curious readers at our booth. From Hebrew Bible to Israel Studies - there’s a lot to explore 📖🔖 @jewishstudies.bsky.social #JewishStudies #AJS2025

Out now: Volume 16 of the Annual Review of the Sociology of Religion. “From Cases to Scandals" examines how clerical abuse cases can escalate (or not) into scandals that challenge religious authority and reshape institutional life. 🔗brill.com/display/ti... #religiousstudies

🎄📆 „Warum ist #Weihnachten am 7. Januar?“ Diese und weitere große Fragen aus der Welt der Religionen beantwortet der Theologe Wolfgang Reinbold in seinem neuen Buch – und bei uns im Interview 👉 blog.degruyter.com/warum-ist-we... @dgb-history.bsky.social

Buch des Monats der Theologischen Literaturzeitung: „Diese gerettete Abschlussarbeit aus Riga berührt heute auf vielfache Weise.“ Eberhard Michelssons frühe Untersuchung zur sowjetischen Religionspolitik liegt erstmals ediert vor – ergänzt durch Einleitung und Kommentare: 🔗brill.com/edcollbook...

⏰ Last day to save a whopping 40% off! Order today – our #HolidaySale only runs through Dec 11.

📜 The last Textus issue of 2025 is out! Discover fresh scholarship on the textual history of the Bible at the link below: 🔗brill.com/view/journ... #HebrewBible

📚 New release Honoring Sarah Iles Johnston, this volume gathers new research on myth, ritual, and belief from antiquity to the present, extending the impact of her pioneering work. Check it out here: 🔗brill.com/display/ti... #AARSBL #Religiousstudies

Were missionaries simply religious agents of imperialism? If you have ever asked this question, then this book is for you! Check out "Christianity and Empire Revisited" edited by Brian Stanley here: 🔗brill.com/display/ti... #Religiousstudies #AARSBL

Eds. Regina Polak, Aybiçe Tosun and Ansgar Jödicke, "Religious and Non-Religious Narratives on Migration: Interdisciplinary Perspectives": brill.com/edcollbook-o... Available open access! 🔓

🎄 As the holiday season once again tests the limits of human scheduling, many of us look for an excuse to enjoy a bit of peace and quiet. What better to turn to than a good book? Check out more #HolidayReads on our blog! 🔗 blog.degruyter.com/20-holiday-r... 🧵

Just a little over a week left to snag this discount on all our books! Perfect time to pick up a holiday gift ⬇️

You can also read up on the webinar's key findings in our blog: blog.degruyter.com/artificial-i...

📢 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

🎉 Congratulations, @josephscales.bsky.social! If you also can't wait to see what Dr. Scales does next, why not dive into his previous work? ⬇️ 📗 Galilean Spaces of Identity 🔗 brill.com/display/titl... 📜 The Booty Call: Plundering as (Dis)Assemblage in the Book of Judith 🔗 doi.org/10.1163/1568...

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! 🍁

Another reunion! 🎉 Dr. Yan Ma with her book Johannine Portrayal of Jesus. #SBLAAR More info here: brill.com/display/titl...

Probably the only time/place all year I get to see this book in the wild! 📕 @degruyterbrill.bsky.social #sblaar2025

📢 Reminder – join us online for the launch of "Thaúmata: Critical and Underrepresented Perspectives on Hagiographic Studies". This Thursday, November 27th! 📜 To register, email [email protected] brill.com/display/titl...

One of many authors to „meet“ their own book on display at #AARSBL2025 in Boston: Brian T. Blackmore with „To Hear and to Respond“ (Quaker Studies / BRP 2025) brill.com/display/titl.... Congratulations on you publication!

Come to the #DGB booth #619 from 11:30-12 today for a presentation by Daniel K. Falk, one of the editors of the new Prayer in the Ancient World reference work! #AARSBL25 @dgb-ancientstudies.bsky.social @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

#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 :)

#AARSBL25 is in full swing, and so are we! Stop by booth #619 to explore our newest titles, meet our editorial team, and pick up some Dutch treats!

The Council of Nicaea shaped Christian theology and Western culture. 📜 Samuel Fernández’s book offers a fresh view based on contemporary sources. Join the Book Review Session at the #AARSBL2025 Annual Meeting in Boston, Sunday, Nov 23rd. 📖 More info: www.xcdsystem.com/sb...

We're at the #ASOR2025 exhibit with Dr. Ella Karev and her book on ancient descriptions in papyri. 🗿 Come to the De Gruyter Brill booth to see her work.

📚 Out now! 🎉 In this volume, leading scholars draw on 'epistolarity’ to explore early Christian letters, revealing how they shaped thought patterns and continued to be re-read by later generations 📜 Congrats to Judith Lieu, Matthijs den Dulk, and all the contributors! 🔗 brill.com/display/titl...

Some last minute recruits for #AARSBL25 are on their way to Boston! See you at booth #619 soon 🎊

We're excited to be at ASOR2025! Katelyn Chin, Dr. Izaak de Hulster, and Aaron Sanborn-Overby are attending. Come see us in the mezzanine and see our latest publications.

⭐ 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

Enjoy 40% off our titles for the next month! Explore now: marketing.degruyterbrill.com/DGB_Sale_EN?...

New issue of Vigiliae Christianae Vol. 79, No. 5 (2025) brill.com/view/journal... @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social @criscardozomin.bsky.social

New issue of Dead Sea Discoveries Vol. 32, No. 3 (2025) brill.com/view/journal... @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social

New issue of the Journal of Ancient Judaism Vol. 16, No. 3 (2025) brill.com/view/journal... @dgb-relbibtheo.bsky.social @chancebonar.bsky.social

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

📜Out now – #IOSOT Conference volume, 2022 📕 Written by 19 established international scholars, this volume reflects a broad spectrum of contemporary #BiblicalStudies – #AncientNearEast, Biblical #Archeology, #DeadSeaScrolls and much more. Read it here 🔗 brill.com/display/ti...

Discover a new approach to Shoah remembrance in our latest podcast: But There Was Love. Renee Garfinkel interviews our authors Michal Govrin & Dana Freibach-Heifetz: 🔗🎙️ newbooksnetwork.com/but-there-wa... Read all chapters from the #OpenAccess volume here: 🔗📖 www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi...

Twenty-one months later, here it is: the collection of all the papers presented in Geneva on the theme of Money in Early Modern Christianity. It was a fascinating and insightful journey. Thank you all for your contributions! reforc.com/news/money-i... @degruyterbrill.bsky.social

📚 New release 🎉Steve Reece’s ‘Wordplay on Proper Names in Luke-Acts’ identifies forty names whose meanings are significant in their narrative contexts or used in various types of verbal wordplay 📜 Why are names in Luke so different? Read to find out: 🔗 brill.com/display/ti... #AcRel #NT