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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Alexander (Priest living at the time of the New Testament)
Alexander was a common name among several minor New Testament figures, including a coppersmith Paul warns did him great harm and a Jewish man put forward during a riot in Ephesus, distinct from Alexander the Great, who is not named directly in the Bible though his empire is described symbolically in Daniel's visions.
Alexander was a common name among several minor New Testament figures, including a coppersmith Paul warns did him great harm and a Jewish man put forward during a riot in Ephesus, distinct from Alexander the Great, who is not named directly in the Bible though his empire is described symbolically in Daniel's visions.
Alexander was a common name among several minor New Testament figures, including a coppersmith Paul warns did him great harm and a Jewish man put forward during a riot in Ephesus, distinct from Alexander the Great, who is not named directly in the Bible though his empire is described symbolically in Daniel's visions.
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- Acts 4:6
