Andrew Glicksman

Dr. Andrew Glicksman is an Associate Professor of Theology at the University of Dallas, specializing in Old Testament exegesis with a focus on Wisdom Literature and the Deuterocanonical texts. He holds a PhD in Biblical Studies from The Catholic University of America (2010), an M.A. from the same institution, and a B.A. in Theology from the University of Dallas. His research emphasizes inner-biblical exegesis, particularly in the Wisdom of Solomon and Iron Age archaeology of Israel and Jordan.

Dr. Glicksman’s work bridges textual analysis and historical context, exploring how later biblical texts reinterpret earlier traditions. He has conducted archaeological fieldwork in Jordan and integrates this with his study of ancient Near Eastern cultures. His recent publications examine pneumatology in the Wisdom of Solomon, intertextual relationships between Isaiah and Wisdom literature, and the portrayal of Jesus in Johannine ethics through a sapiential lens.

He teaches courses ranging from biblical Hebrew language instruction to advanced seminars on Pentateuchal studies and Wisdom literature. While no formal advising details are listed, his academic contributions include peer-reviewed chapters in volumes like Missed Treasures of the Holy Spirit (2024) and Scriptural Authority in Early Judaism and Ancient Christianity (2013).

Dr. Glicksman’s scholarship reflects a commitment to interdisciplinary approaches, combining textual criticism, archaeology, and theological interpretation to illuminate ancient Jewish and Christian thought.