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* E who uses ''Elohim'' ('the gods', 'the spirits') as God's name, and possibly wrote in [[Ephraim]], written c. 750 B.C.

* E who uses ''Elohim'' ('the gods', 'the spirits') as God's name, and possibly wrote in [[Ephraim]], written c. 750 B.C.

* D who wrote the book of [[Deuteronomy]], about 650 B.C.

* D who wrote the book of [[Deuteronomy]], about 650 B.C.

* P who wrote an alternate history in what was called the ''Priestly Code'', about 500 B.C.

* P who wrote an alternate history in what was called the ''Priestly Code'', about 550 B.C.

* R who joined the writings of J, E, D and P to form a single work.

* R who joined the writings of J, E, D and P to form a single work.

**(Though recent Scholarship has moved toward a four source hypothesis, with the Priestly writer functioning as final contributor and editor.)

**(Though recent Scholarship has moved toward a four source hypothesis, with the Priestly writer functioning as final contributor and editor.)