exegeting

In Books XII and XIII, Augustine elaborates, in loving patience and with considerable allegorical license, the mysteries of creation -- exegeting the first chapter of Genesis, verse by verse, until he is able to relate the whole round of creation to the point where we can view the drama of God's enterprise in human history on the vast stage of the cosmos itself.

Confessions and Enchiridion, newly translated and edited by Albert C. Outler 345-430 1955

Strangely, Bellinger doesn't mention this violation of Priestly categories when exegeting the requirement of wine as drink offerings in Lev 23: 13; Num 15: 5, 7, 10; 28: 14 (or Exod 29: 4, which isn't covered in the commentary).

Ketuvim: the Writings of James R. Getz Jr. 2009

I think this is more reading between the lines than exegeting the passage itself.

Biblical Theology 2009

But that's not the same thing as exegeting 1 Cor 10: 13.

Triablogue 2009

In exegeting on this verse in his classic commentary

Apprising Ministries 2009

While we spend most of our time in seminary exegeting scripture and filing through Greek flashcards and debating theories of atonement, we have been known to spend our professional ministry trying to repair the boiler or picking up beer cans in the church parking lot on Sunday morning.

A Church for Starving Artists 2008

So, how does exegeting texts that refute hyperism affect anything I have stated?

Triablogue 2008

The doctrine of the twofold truth is useful for exegeting the implications of upâya, but historically it is secondary: the Mahâyâna sâtras revel in the notion of upâya but never refer to the twofold truth; conversely, Nâgârjuna is the foremost advocate of the distinction between ultimate and conventional truth, yet he never refers to upâya (Pye, p. 2).

Joseph S. O'Leary homepage 2008

"arrives" in cultural exegesis but is always knowing, exegeting (studying & interpreting) their culture.

TheResurgence 2010