The Extraordinary Accomplishments of Archibald Alexander
Archibald Alexander – April 17, 1772, to October 22, 1851: Authored 178 Books Princeton Theological Seminary An introduction to a man whose qualities were a combination of three important characteristics. Archibald Alexander was a man of faith, with true leadership abilities in both education and theology. Archibald Alexander was an extraordinary American theologian, Presbyterian, and educator who was born on April 17, 1772, in Virginia in and around the county of Rockbridge in South River. Alexander attended the Reverend William Graham Academy at the meeting house of Timber Ridge when he was only 10 years old. There he met an older lady named Mrs. Tyler who shared her experiences with him about God. Alexander played a key role in the Great Revivals, and this influenced his religious life as well. Soon Alexander enjoyed divinity and he became very interested in Religion and God. Alexander was led to focus on Christianity and in 1794, he was ordained as a Presbyter