Bible/King James/Documentary Hypothesis
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Diagram of the Documentary Hypothesis.
* | includes most of Leviticus |
† | includes most of Deuteronomy |
‡ | "Deuteronomic history": Joshua, Judges, 1 & 2 Samuel, 1 & 2 Kings |
The documentary hypothesis specifies a number of sources (traditionally known as J, E, P, and D) for the torah. These translations are based on the King James version of the Bible. This learning resource is one possible way of applying the documentary hypothesis.
The resource provides two ways to view the sources. The first method highlights the various sources as one reads through the Bible. The second method extracts each source's content from the Bible, and compiles it into a single, flowing document.
The text with sources highlighted
The sources
- JE source ("JE")
- Jahwist source ("J")
- The Blessing of Jacob
- The Song of the Sea
- Elohist source ("E")
- The Covenant Code
- Jahwist source ("J")
- Priestly source ("P")
- The narrative elements of P
- The legal elements in "P"
- The Levitical laws
- The Holiness code ("H")
- The list of clean and unclean animals
- Ritual elements in "P"
- Tallies in "P"
- Genealogies in "P"
- Specifications of the components of Israel in "P"
- Deuteronomist source ("D")
- First Deuteronomist Version ("Dtr1")
- The Narrative elements in "Dtr1"
- The Deuteronomic Laws
- Words for rituals in "Dtr1"
- The List of clean and unclean food
- Additions for the Second Deuteronomist Version ("Dtr2")
- First Deuteronomist Version ("Dtr1")
- Redaction Sources ("R")
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