Moshe Garsiel

Background

Garsiel, Moshe was born on January 6, 1936 in Tel Aviv, Israel. Son of Jonah and Lea Garsiel.

Education

Bachelor, Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1965. Master of Arts, Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1968. Doctor of Philosophy, Tel Aviv University, Israel, 1974.

Career

Instructor, department of Bible, Bar-Ilan U., Ramat Gan, Israel, 1968-1973; lectr, department of Bible, Bar-Ilan U., Ramat Gan, 1974-1977; department chairman, The Land of Israel Studies, Bar Ilan U., Ramat Gan, 1975-1977; senior lecturer, department of Bible, Bar Ilan U., Ramat Gan, 1978-1980; chairman, department of Bible, Bar Ilan U., Ramat Gan, 1981-1984; associate professor, department of Bible, Bar Ilan U., Ramat Gan, 1984-1992; professor, department of Bible, Bar Ilan U., Ramat Gan, 1992-1996. Coordinator field research team Bar Ilan U., Ramat Gan, 1968-1984. Participant in excavation at Tel Apheq, summer 1975.

Coordinator excavation Izbet-Sarta, 1976-1977. Visiting professor Bible and Biblical Archaeology The Hebrew Theological College, Skokie, Illinois, 1977-1978, 81, graduate summer research, 1989, 91. Visiting professor of Bible and Bible Archaeology University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1985-1986, The Jews College U. London, 1992-1993.

Achievements

• Moshe Garsiel has been listed as a noteworthy archaeology and biblical educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• book

  • The First Book of Samuel: A Literary Study of Comparative Structures, Analogies and Parallels

Interests

• Avocations: walking, swimming, traveling.

Connections

Married Batsheva Amitai, August 25, 1959. Children: Adi, Galit, Nili.

Father:

Jonah Garsiel

Mother:

Lea Garsiel

Spouse:

Batsheva Amitai

child:

Adi Garsiel

child:

Nili Garsiel

child:

Galit Garsiel