Definition: The word 'Macquarie' means "the one who teaches" in English, often used to refer to a spiritual teacher or religious leader. It's derived from the Greek word meaning "teacher," which came from the Old Testament as a metaphor for someone who passed through a process of learning and conversion. This term is commonly used in Christian apologetics, where it refers to an authority figure or a person with knowledge who speaks on behalf of God or God's teachings.
closed bracket.
what should be said.