Joseph Addison Alexander Bitesize Biography

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Joseph Addison Alexander, a prodigious scholar from Princeton, was known for his remarkable intellect and linguistic skills. Graduating at seventeen, he became a professor under the mentorship of Charles Hodge, significantly influencing theological education until his untimely death at 51. His scholarly contributions include insightful commentaries on biblical texts such as Isaiah and the Psalms. Allan Harman highlights Alexander's legacy as a brilliant scholar whose early achievements in various languages and theological subjects set a high standard for future generations.