معرفی
Jeffrey García is an Associate Professor of Biblical Studies in the School of Ministry, Theology and Biblical Studies. He previously served as Associate Professor of New Testament and Second Temple Literature at Nyack College (now closed). His work focuses on the New Testament, Greco-Roman Jewish literature, and ancient Jewish thought. He actively participates in archaeological projects like the El Araj Excavation Project, which explores the ancient city of Bethsaida.
Education
- B.A., Nyack College
- M.A., New York University
- M.Phil., New York University
- Ph.D., New York University (Hebrew and Judaic Studies)
Research interests include the Gospels' Jewish literary context, ancient Jewish philosophical concepts, and the intersection of archaeology with biblical studies. He has authored major works on human nature in ancient Judaism and co-edited volumes on first-century Judean religious contexts. García engages in fieldwork across Israel, Jordan, Greece, and Turkey, blending academic rigor with practical teaching in the Holy Lands.
Current projects include a contracted book on charity and merciful deeds in the Gospels through an ancient Jewish perspective. While no scientific awards are cited, his contributions to biblical archaeology and literature reflect significant scholarly impact.
Advising and grants: No formal advisees listed. Active in archaeological logistics and educational outreach through the Center for Holy Lands Studies. Collaborates with global teams on excavation projects like El Araj.
Labs/Teams
Participates in the El Araj Excavation Project as US staff, contributing to site logistics and academic interpretation. Engages with international teams in field archaeology and educational tours.
