You have shown me nothing exegetically to refute the oneness of God and Christ as the ONE and the same God. ❋ James F. McGrath (2009)
Although Erasmus did not usually present himself as a theologian, he was in fact remarkably learned in the traditional theological systems that he rejected and more learned than any of his contemporaries in the ancient patristic theology and the new, exegetically based humanistic theology of which he himself was a creator. ❋ Nauert, Charles (2008)
And those who attempt to say that the Bible does not have loving, committed homosexual relationships in mind when it condemns homosexual behavior are engaging in untenable linguistic wrangling that cannot be supported exegetically or historically. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Indeed, for most of the students in the class this will probably be their first real exegetically-oriented class since in the introductory Bible class, we survey so much that we do not spend all that much time on any given passage, and cover a wide range of excerpts. ❋ James F. McGrath (2007)
Another basic, exegetically complex, apparent difference between Husserl and the two later philosophers, pertinent to the relationship of consciousness and intentionality, lies in the controversy over Husserl's proposed ˜phenomenological reduction.™ ❋ Siewert, Charles (2006)
In this exposition we have attempted to remain as close as possible to Tarski's original presentations, reducing to a minimum the number of claims that might be controversial philosophically or exegetically. ❋ Gómez-Torrente, Mario (2006)
However, since there is no copulative conjunction between the two words, blood and life, I do not doubt that Moses, speaking of the life, added the word blood exegetically, [288] as if he would say, that flesh is in some sense devoured with its life, when it is eaten imbued with its own blood. ❋ 1509-1564 (1996)
It is not surprising that they have often emerged with interpretations which, however persuasive exegetically, are as bizarrely subjective and historically implausible as some modern readings of Hamlet offered by literary critics equally unhampered by historical constraints. ❋ Thomas, Keith (1979)
Critically more trustworthy, and exegetically very valuable, is ❋ Rush Rhees (N/A)
Indeed the actual manner in which the absence of the bread and the presence of the Body of Christ is effected, is not read into the words of Institution but strictly and exegetically deduced from them. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
Critically more trustworthy, and exegetically very valuable, is Bernhard Weiss, Das Leben Jesu (3d ed. 1889, 2 vols.), translated from the first ed., ❋ Rhees, Rush, 1860-1939 (1902)
It was a favorite passage this, and he often threatened to treat it exegetically; laughing heartily when I said, in that case, he would not have great trouble with the _context_, which in others cost him a good deal. ❋ John Brown (1846)
And, if exegetically handled, it must mean that Walker, junr., is to continue spinning and spelling, as also once a week reading the _Town and Country Magazine_, all the days of his life. ❋ Thomas De Quincey (1822)
The last time I tried to put together one of those heavily exegetically, really complex articles, when it came time for pull all the points together the anxiety level in my mind was so high that I thought I was going to lose it. ❋ Mike Ratliff (2010)
But reading the text exegetically, ity's hard to escaspe the sneaking suspicion that narrative suggests that some tragedies, at least, happen to those who build their possibility - a somehow dangerous thing to suggest in a text that discusses 9/11 as a tragedy as well. ❋ Unknown (2010)
_Ioseph_ by the influence of the Moone, he does presently exegetically iterate thẽ in blessing him with the chiefe things of the ancient ❋ John Wilkins (1643)
"There's No Such Thing As ..." states my case against misinterpreted Bible words, biblically, contextually, exegetically, theologically, and logically. ❋ Unknown (2009)
As such, the coverage is more exegetically intensive, and that marks a genuine advance. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Fifthly the common protestant assertion that "on the grounds of unchastity" means "if one spouse has committed adultery" is historically and exegetically wrong. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The Talmud exegetically interprets this verse as referring to the ministering angels in Heaven who wanted to sing of G-d's praises on the night of the Splitting of the Sea, but G-d countered rhetorically "The works of My hand are drowning in the sea and you request to speak of songs?" ❋ Unknown (2009)
