1
He had little use for the exegesis, but remained Fat's good friend.
2
Germany is the land of exegesis, England is the land of Puritanism.
3
You are taught in the theological school, however, that emphasis is exegesis.
4
Literal exegesis, said Samuel ben Meir, is more forceful than Halakic interpretation.
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No wonder Fat started scratching out page after page of his exegesis.
6
Kuhn's book spawned a whole industry of commentary, interpretation and exegesis.
7
This prince of rationalists agreed with the mystics in adopting an esoteric exegesis.
8
They have been perpetuated in the form of Midrash, that is, Scriptural exegesis.
9
Their doubts were simply based on a different exegesis of the biblical texts.
10
And whatever it may be as exegesis, it is good admonition.
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We were resolved not to present this entire mass of exegesis.
12
Abrabanel often quotes Christian authorities, though he opposed Christian exegesis of Messianic passages.
13
At night he did the only act open to him: work on his exegesis.
14
Now, thank goodness, the Irish academics are deep into post-colonial exegesis of our writers.
15
Such aberrations are as alien to sane Mysticism as they are to sane exegesis.
16
Ambrose's exegesis, half allegorical, half historic, might be accepted, taken altogether, by self-respecting minds.
