exegete Definition
ex·egete (ek′sə jēt′)
noun
an expert in exegesis
exegete Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- Muslim: The classic example often used by Muslim exegetes to explain the mechanics of abrogation is found with respect to the widow's bequest.
- scientific: The evocative language of Scripture demands to be read with something other than the emaciated imagination of the scientific exegete.
- early: Bishop of Pettau in Styria in Austria and the earliest exegete in the West.
- great: On announcing his name, the Pope called him a " great exegete " .
- Christian: Gullible Christians tell me that I am no Christian exegete, and, of course, I am not.
- Jewish: What do his scholarly Jewish exegetes think about this slur.
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