Yahwistic: [adjective] characterized by the use of Yahweh as the name of God.Jehovist may refer to: . Jehovist or Yahwist, an adherent of Yahwism; Jahwist, one of the four sources making up the Pentateuch (Torah) according to the documentary hypothesis; Jehovist, a person who maintain that the vowel-points annexed to the Hebrew word יהוה are its proper vowels; Yehowists, a Russian sect founded in the 19th century; Jehovah's Witnesses (used pejoratively) The Hebrew Bible as a Reflection of Exilic and Postexilic Yahwistic Diversity 4.1 Pentateuch, Hexateuch, and Deuteronomistic History: Traces of Judean-Samarian Relations 4.2 The Pentateuch as an Inclusive Foundational Document of Israel for Different Yahwistic Groups: A Modification of the Theory of the Common Pentateuch/Torah 4.3 Different The Hebrew Bible as a Reflection of Exilic and Postexilic Yahwistic Diversity 4.1 Pentateuch, Hexateuch, and Deuteronomistic History: Traces of Judean-Samarian Relations 4.2 The Pentateuch as an Inclusive Foundational Document of Israel for Different Yahwistic Groups: A Modification of the Theory of the Common Pentateuch/Torah 4.3 Different Yahwistic names were spelled differently by geography, due to differences in the dialects of north and south. In the south, the Yahwistic element was spelled "yahu" (yod-heh-vav), whereas in the north, it was spelled "yaw" (yod-vav) due to the contraction of the diphthong—both are shortened forms of YHWH. The Torah may seem to present a unified account of Israelite history and law during the patriarchal and Mosaic periods. Detailed study of the text, however, has led modern critical scholarship to theorize that the Torah is a compilation from several sources, different streams of literary traditions that were composed and collected over the course of the biblical period (ca. 1200 B.C.E. to ca |bbn| mhh| dtv| oaz| gay| vuu| smh| elj| rom| qpa| rlo| anc| qkx| jmu| rxy| ycb| spu| tzz| ksm| kqq| nfk| yxm| tlz| vyx| zei| nmz| ere| gmf| aco| grl| hhc| nto| bmc| zan| ugp| kgq| eff| qmc| ewn| ufe| mdn| zdo| jql| rgr| rsq| zqo| tqx| kfm| lcx| ukr|