Expositors [noun]

She leaves her own home on a Sabbath morning in quest of a living expositor, yet not knowing where to find one.

That all is an ideal description of something which the expositor himself is unable to define.

A few of these men set up a printing-press and published a paper that they called the Nauvoo Expositor.

A recent English expositor has pointed out the direction in which we must seek the interpretation of this difficult passage.

The expositor has done his work in a most masterly fashion.Glasgow Herald.

Such is the concluding declaration of the accomplished Eleatic expositor, to Sokrates and the other auditors.

He is known as a good expositor of Scripture and is author of several books relating to the Jews.

This, however, is an invention of the expositor, more jealous for his author's orthodoxy than for his composition.

He conceived the strongest attachment for 'Doddridge's Family Expositor.'

Of these laws a man ought to be an expositor, to these he ought to submit, not to those of Masurius and Cassius.