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According to the do****entary hypothesis, the
Elohist (or
simply E) is one of four
source do****ents
underlying the Torah,
together with the
Jahwist (or...
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together with the Deuteronomist, the
Priestly source and the
Elohist. The
existence of the
Jahwist text is
somewhat controversial, with a number...
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compilation of four
originally independent do****ents: the
Jahwist (J),
Elohist (E),
Deuteronomist (D), and
Priestly (P) sources. The
first of these, J...
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looking for Adam and Eve. The
Elohist source often presents Elohim as more
distant and
frequently involves angels, as in the
Elohist version of the tale of Jacob's...
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Elohist source"
mentions only that both
parents were
Levites without identifying their names (Exodus 2:1–2). Some
scholars suspect that the "
Elohist source"...
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earlier source texts,
namely the
Jahwist and
Elohist texts.
Textual scholars regard the
Jahwist text and
Elohist text as both
having an
account of the naming...
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holding that the
Torah was
composed by
using four
different sources—Yahwist,
Elohist,
Priestly and Deuteronomist—that were
combined into one in the Persian...
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account of the
threat to
enslave Benjamin is just the
Elohist's version of the same event, with the
Elohist being more
terse about Joseph's
emotions towards...
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earlier Elohist source,
mentions only that both his
parents were
Levites (without
identifying their names).
Critical scholars suspect that the
Elohist account...
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attribute to
different sources: one to the
Yahwist and the
other to the
Elohist; the
first explanation given by the
Torah is that the name
refers to God...