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exceptive

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ex·cep·tive  (k-sptv)
adj.
1. Of, being, or containing an exception.
2. Archaic Captious; faultfinding.


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This exceptive clause was already prepared for at the beginning of the passage by the author's expanding the Pharisees' question to include "any reason.
Of Eunuchs and predators: Matthew 19:1-12 in a cultural context by Bernabe, Carmen / Biblical Theology Bulletin
What does that exceptive clause suggest about the distance between the ideal "in the beginning" evoked by Jesus, and the hard realities of actual marriages faced by the Matthean (and every subsequent) church?
A DISEMBODIED 'THEOLOGY OF THE BODY' : John Paul II on love, sex and ... by Johnson, Luke Timothy / Commonweal
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