Emanuele Scieri

42 lost pages of a New Testament manuscript have been discovered. Hear from CSNTM Founder & CEO, Dan Wallace, featured on CBN News, as he explains what was found and why it matters. Watch the full feature on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=Ya7afY…

Proud of my team’s work on Codex H. dailymail.com/sciencetech/ar…

Did the Author of Hebrews Really Not Know Where He Was Quoting From? (Hebrews 2:6 and 4:4) biola.edu/blogs/good-boo…

Sixth-century copy of the Letters of St. Paul recovered medievalists.net/2026/04/lost-p…

Helen Bond of the University of Edinburgh, luminary in the study of Jesus and the Gospels (yes, I’m bias), is delivering an excellent paper at the moment on biography in first century Judaism. (h/t Chris Skinner for the pic)

Applications are now open for mentees for the 2026–2027 ABAA Mentorship Program! Offering early-career professionals a unique opportunity to connect one-on-one with an experienced ABAA member for guidance, insight, & support. Details & application: abaa.org/articles/2026-…

It's wild to think about how much scholarship on Hebrews has changed in the 60 years since George Caird (my Doktorgroßvater) wrote this. (The opening always makes me smile a bit.)

FYI, the book in which I recently wrote an essay on the Athenians' altar to an unknown god in Acts 17 is available Open Access (for free!) at the following link; just click "Bitte wählen" and select "Open Access (PDF)": vandenhoeck-ruprecht-verlage.com/60163/doppelko…

@noah_nonsense Thank you

@EScieri Well done!

For scholars of New Testament, catenae, manuscript studies… Now out two contributions of mine on the 10th c. Paris. Gr. 237 (GA 82), a longer one in English, a shorter one in Italian, featuring in edited volumes. brepols.net/products/IS-97… editriceantenore.com/prodotto/manos…

@crbates1 Non ancora, ma dovrebbe essere disponibile lunedì 22 quando il volume sarà ufficialmente pubblicato.

@EScieri Auguri Emmanuele! Tu hai un indice per il libro italiano?

@sccarlson @jasonstaples Italian academia style ;)

@jasonstaples We’re doing it too. I think they’re great. Human skills that AI cannot do will become more and more important, and face-to-face (one to many) verbal communication is one of them. There will be a new era of rhetoric.

Oral exams, are they the future?

How can we know that our earliest manuscripts accurately reflect the autographs?? Follow along as CSNTM scholars answer your questions about the New Testament this year-end season! Around the world, people are opening Bibles and attending to church (many for the very first time). Yet skeptics continue to sow doubt and undermine confidence in Scripture. That’s why CSNTM is preserving ancient New Testament manuscripts—tangible evidence of the Bible’s reliability—and developing accessible resources to equip everyone to trust and defend God's Word. Join us in confronting doubt, strengthening faith, and equipping future generations with unshakable confidence in Scripture: buff.ly/qi8WqkQ P.S. Submit your questions in our stories and follow along each Wednesday to see if yours is featured!

A lovely gift just arrived. Feeling those Christmas vibes already! #publication

Now officially out!

So much looking forward to being a visiting fellow at @PennLibraries next year! #Pennsylvania #sims

And the winner is …

It was a real pleasure to co-organise a workshop on the size of biblical manuscripts with my friend and colleague Anna Persig at KU Leuven. On a day marked by troubling news from around the world, this gathering reminds that culture and dialogue remain essential pathways to peace

A great start to my @Lectio_KULeuven visiting fellowship, kicking off with a talk on multilayered catenae.

@EScieri presented a fascinating talk on the stichometry of Codex H and his new project followed by @nelson_hsieh7 presenting on the paragraphing and chapter divisions of manuscripts of Ephesians and how to represent that in a critical edition. @itsee_bham