Significados de exegete en inglés

The task of the exegete properly so called is quite different.

He was a great exegete, and showed a spirit of intellectual liberty which anticipated modern criticism.

The exegete searches for the idea in the text; the Haggadist introduces foreign ideas into the text.

Alexander was a remarkable linquist and exegete.

Another Christian exegete of the same period, William of Mara, cites Rashi's commentary under the title of Perus.

I will go even further with my bragging: I can exegete the psalms and the prophets, and they cannot.

I am no exegete.

The other representatives of the French school of exegetes have fallen into oblivion.

Homer, Tennyson, Browning, and Dante are exegetes, no less than Lightfoot, Lange, and Schaff.

The Gnostic leaders were in some instances no mean thinkers; but they were almost invariably bad exegetes.

The deputation entered, bowing low, headed by the exegetes, the head of the city, and Timotheus, the chief-priest of Serapis.

"Great Caesar," the exegetes began, in humble deprecation, but Caracalla went on, wrathfully:

A long list might be made of explanations misunderstood by his successors, and revived, consciously or unconsciously, by modern exegetes.