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A British cleric, educator, and writer whose books brought biblical study to general readers with a clear, thoughtful style. He is best known for works such as Studies in Life from Jewish Proverbs and The Books of Chronicles.

by W. A. L. (William Alexander Leslie) Elmslie
Born in 1885, William Alexander Leslie Elmslie was a British cleric, educator, and author. Reference sources identify him as a religious writer and teacher, and his published work shows a strong interest in the Hebrew Bible and Jewish wisdom literature.
His books include Studies in Life from Jewish Proverbs, The Books of Chronicles, and How Came Our Faith? He also wrote a history of Westminster College, Cambridge, reflecting both his scholarly interests and his connection to theological education.
Elmslie died in 1965. A clear, verified portrait was not available from the sources I could confirm, so no profile image is included.