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Characteristics of the Sources of the Pentateuch
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- 1Uses YHWHYahwist
- 2Vivid, earthy styleYahwist
- 3AnthropomorphismYahwist
- 4Refers to Mount Sinai as the place for the study of the LawYahwist
- 5Gives framework for the PentateuchYahwist and Priestly
- 6Wrote the second creation storyYahwist
- 7Recounts the Great FloodYahwist and Priestly
- 8Uses ElohimElohist and Priestly
- 9Prophecies, esp. those of Elijah and ElishaElohist
- 10Retells stories from northern kingdom's point of view with emphasis on the monarchyElohist
- 11Abraham is a central figureElohist
- 12Means "second law"Deuteronomist
- 13Emphasizes morality and the LawDeuteronomist
- 14Likely composed by a priest in the northern kingdom at the shrine of Shechem around 650 BCDeuteronomist
- 15Major theme of Israel's history as a cycle of fidelity/reward and sin/punishmentDeuteronomist
- 16Highlights speeches of MosesDeuteronomist
- 17Repeats, "Listen, Israel"Deuteronomist
- 18Census lists, genealogies, numbers, dates, proper ways to worship, and clean and unclean animalsPriestly
- 19Latest sourcePriestly
- 20Wrote the first creation storyPriestly
- 21Wrote LeviticusPriestly
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