The E manuscript tradition Jiang associates with the northern kingdom's need for alternate worship sites.
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Elohist
The E manuscript tradition Jiang associates with the northern kingdom's need for alternate worship sites.
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Jiang presents the Bible as a composite of at least four factions or textual schools: Yahwist, Elohist, priestly, and Deuteronomist.
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"But you do that, you have to change the Yahweh manuscript. And so they do that and create new mythologies. This is what's called..."
"he wants to unify the Jewish people into one faction okay so let me explain why this is important so as we discussed there..."
"But the religious fanatics have to explain why this is happening. And the explanation is because the Israelites continue to disobey God. And this..."
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