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Such a résumé should arrest the attention of today’s Christians who may have overlooked him in the shadow of some of his more celebrated associates
and as one who has often been told that the two are inherently antithetical
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Acts - Geneva Series of Commentaries (Alexander) Puritans Such a résumé should arrestThis commentary on the book of Acts was written by J. A. Alexander, the third son of the famous Archibald Alexander, and an eminent Christian teacher in his own right. The Schaff Herzog Encyclopedia described him as the most remarkable linguist ever produced by America. Like his father, Alexander taught at Princeton Theological Seminary, occupying successively the chairs of Oriental and Biblical Literature, Church History, and New Testament