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David Neiman
David Neiman (1921–2004) was a Rabbi, archaeologist,〔Boston Globe September 15, 1968 pA3〕 and renowned scholar in the fields of Biblical Studies, Jewish History, and the long and often complicated relationship between the Catholic Church and the Jews.〔AP January 8, 1971〕 His ability to make history come alive with his inspired interpretations and dramatic presentations garnered him a loyal following wherever he taught.
==Early life and education==
Born in Russia in 1921, he escaped from the Soviet Union to the United States with his family in 1923. Raised in Brooklyn, New York in a traditional, observant Jewish family, Neiman studied in a Yeshiva elementary school, attended public high school and enrolled in City College of New York in 1938
In 1942 he returned to Yeshivah to study Talmud and Rabbinic literature and received Rabbinical ordination in 1945. Following his ordination, he entered the Oriental institute of the University of Chicago, at the time the world's leading institution of Near Eastern studies. In 1950 he received his MA after writing a research thesis on the Letters of Lachish—a set of ancient Hebrew inscriptions, which were discovered in Israel in 1936.
He continued his studies at Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning in Philadelphia. He received his PhD in 1955 having completed a work on domestic relations in antiquity.
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