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Elohist|ɛˈləʊhɪst|
[f. Elohim) + -ist.]
The name given by Hebraists to the author (or authors) of those parts of the Hexateuch which are marked by the use of Elohim as the name of God instead of Yahveh (popularly written Jehovah). See Jehovist, Yahvist.
1862H. J. Rose Bunsen 77 Ilgen imagined two Elohists, and one Jehovist. 1882–3Schaff Relig. Encycl. II. 1043/1 Amended by a younger Elohist and a Jehovistic editor. |