Exegetical (adjective)

Relating to the interpretation, explanation or critical analysis of a text, especially biblical text.

Origin:

From the greek word exēgētikos, which means to explain or interpret.

Examples:

1. The exegetical method was used by scholars to uncover the hidden meaning of the scripture.
2. The exegetical commentary provided insight into the context of the biblical passage.
3. The exegetical approach seeks to understand the original intent of the author.
4. The professor was well-versed in the exegetical study of the Old Testament.
5. The exegetical tradition dates back to the early Christian era.