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On Friday April 2nd, the Pride of Greece, "Mighty" Mike Arnaoutis (22-4-2, 10KO) will move up in weight as he looks to establish himself as a force to be reckoned with in the welterweight division when he challengers Delvin Rodriguez (24-4-2, 14KO) for the USBA welterweight championship in Rodriguez's backyard at the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino. The fight is scheduled for twelve rounds and will be the main event bout of the evening on that night's ESPN "Friday Night Fights" telecast.
Arnaoutis recently sat down to talk about his upcoming fight, why he decided to move up in weight, and where he hopes to be by the end of this year..
Q: Mighty Mike, thanks for taking time out to sit down with us, how has training been for this fight? Have you been doing anything different for this fight being you are going up in weight from jr. welter to welter? Are you more comfortable at this weight?
MA: Training and my preparation for this fight couldn't have been better. I have had 106 rounds of sparring in my training preparation for this fight and my whole training camp has been fantastic. I am also much more comfortable fighting at 147 pounds, because I don't have to starve myself anymore; I'm really glad that I listened to my team and moved to welterweight. On top of my regular training regime a strength and conditioning coach has been added to make sure I put the weight on the right way. The strength and conditioning has helped me out a lot, I feel very strong and everyone has also been telling me that I look bigger and stronger. Physically and mentally, I am in the best shape of my life, and everyone will see that come fight night in the way that I will beat Rodriguez.
Q: What do you know about your opponent Delvin Rodriguez?
MA: I have seen some of Rodriguez fights, and what I saw was a brawler trapped in a tall mans body and that makes him a perfect guy for me to fight. I have nothing against Rodriguez, but all I am thinking about is that he has what I want and when I get in that ring I will be ready for war and I am going to destroy him.
Q: You are fighting at the Mohegan Sun which is right in Delvin's backyard, does that bother you at all?
MA: No it doesn't bother me. I have fought everywhere throughout my career. My backyard, his backyard, it doesn't make a difference, once the bell rings it's just me and him in the ring, his fans can't help him because like I said I will destroy him. I also want Rodriguez and all of his fans to know that someone in this fight is going to get brutally knocked out and that person is not going to be me. Plus you can definitely count on seeing more than a few Greek flags waving and Greek fans screaming for me come fight night.
Q: Not looking past Delvin, but if you win, what do you see on the horizon?
MA: Right now the only thing I am thinking about is the execution of Rodriguez. I want that USBA championship and the world ranking, and after everyone see's me destroy Rodriguez, everyone in the welterweight division will know that "Mighty" Mike is here and here to stay. After I beat Rodriguez my managers will decide who I will fight next, but honestly I know that I match up with any of the top guys in the division, so whoever steps up to the plate first, that's who we will fight in 2010.
Q: Want to thank you Mike for sitting down with us. Anything you want to say in closing?
MA: I want to thank my promoter Joe DeGuardia (Star Boxing) for staging this fight. I want to thank my team of managers, Jimmy "Zeek" Hartofilis, and Mike Michaels for giving me everything I have asked for and for making this fight happen. Lastly I want to thank all my fans who continue to show their support and who will be there cheering me on April 2nd, I won't disappoint.
Delvin Rodriguez Q & A
On Friday April 2nd, Delvin Rodriguez (24-4-2, 14KO) looks to put himself back into the welterweight title picture when he takes on former world title challenger, "Mighty" Mike Arnaoutis (22-4-2, 10KO) on ESPN's "Friday Night Fights" at the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino in Uncasville, CT. Rodriguez recently took time out of his busy training schedule to talk about his upcoming fight, how he is looking to get past a bitter 2009, and where he sees himself at the end of this year.
Q: Delvin, how has training camp been for this fight?
DR: Just like always, training camp has been good. I have been getting real good sparring and I am working hard. I'm in great shape and just ready and anxious to go out there and defend my belt on April 2nd.
Q: Other then him being a southpaw and a former world title challenger at jr. welterweight, what else do you know about your opponent Mike Arnaoutis coming into this fight?
DR: I have seen a few tapes on him, he seems like a pretty tough and durable guy, and he definitely has skills. I am ready though. I am planning on coming out very aggressively in this fight and I do plan on stopping him. I'm sick and tired of leaving fights up to the judge's scorecards and coming up on the short end. You can't get robbed if you knock your opponent out, and that's what my mission is going to be every time I step into that ring.
Q: In your last fight against Rafal Jackiewicz, you fought very aggressively, is that the type of style we can expect to see from you here on out, or do you approach each fight differently?
DR: Yes, as I touched on in the last question, my game plan for this fight and for every fight for the rest of my career is to jump right on my opponent and be very aggressive right from the opening bell. In both my fights with Hlatshwayo and my fight with Jackiewicz I had them hurt very badly, and I let them off the hook. I can promise you that won't happen anymore. If I have you hurt, I am going to do everything I can to knock you out, or force the referee to stop it. I'm going into this year with a new attitude. At this stage of my career I can't afford to let any more opportunities slip away. Expect to see fireworks each and every time I'm in that ring from here on out.
Q: Talking about your fight with Jackiewicz, in a fight that you absolutely dominated in punch stats, including throwing more then 700 punches than he did and almost knocking him out, how upset were you that he was awarded the decision? Have you been able to get over that or are you still bitter?
DR: Anyone who has seen that fight knows how ridiculous the decision was. Honestly you don't even need to watch it, if you just take a look at the punch stat numbers you can see how ridiculous it was. The fight wasn't even close, I dominated him in every aspect. At the end of the fight he was taken to the hospital and I didn't even have one mark on my face, right there you know something isn't adding up. I was definitely upset and definitely down, but I am just focusing on my future now, and I know I have what it takes to be champion, and there isn't anything or anyone who is going to stop me from accomplishing that this year.
Q: Are you looking to send a message in this fight, if so what is it, and is it directed at anyone in particular?
DR: Yes I am looking to send a message to everyone in the welterweight division, and that message is that I am coming for you. All these so-called champions, they want to prove they are real champions then fight me. I have paid my dues, this is my time.
Q: Delvin want to thank you for taking time out of your training. Is there anything you want to say in closing?
DR: I want to thank my promoter Joe DeGuardia (Star Boxing) for putting this fight together and giving me an opportunity to defend my belt in front of my hometown fans at the Mohegan Sun. This is going to be a big year for me in 2010, starting with knocking out Arnaoutis on April 2nd. I hope everyone that can't make it to Mohegan Sun tunes in on ESPN because it's going to be a performance you definitely are not going to want to miss.
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"Jesus answered them: It is not the healthy thatneed a doctor, but the sick; I have not come toinvite virtuous people, but to call sinners torepentance" ~ Luke 5:31-32
Lent is the season of the church when special
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repentance. In popular usage and in many dictionaries, repentance is
equated with self-reproach. Being penitent means being remorseful for
misdeeds. The biblical concept of repentance, however, runs much deeper
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on our schedule of concerns.
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he has drifted away from God and turn back contritely to re-establish
the close Child-to-Father relationship which has been impaired by
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Although it may be surprising to hear that being in the hospital can make a person sick, it definitely does happen. In the United States, about one in every 20 people admitted to a hospital will end up with a healthcare acquired infection, or HAI. Of those people, approximately 100,000 die from such infections annually. One of the keys to reducing the occurrence of HAIs is to get healthcare workers to wash their hands frequently and thoroughly – which is just what the intelligentM bracelet is designed to do. Read More
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Ramallah, Palestine's De Facto Capital
Ramallah is the boom town of the West Bank. As, bit by bit (under the settlement policy of Israel), the likelihood of East Jerusalem being the capital of Palestine is fading, Ramallah is emerging as the de facto capital of the country. It feels secular and relatively sophisticated, and there's no question that it's Palestinian. The PLO headquarters is here. Yasser Arafat is buried here. And it's busy with NGOs and international agencies working on Palestine's problems. As many Palestinian Americans have moved back home and live here, there are lots of American accents. The city of 70,000 people sits at about 3,000 feet above sea level. Its name means "God's Mountain," and it was cold when I was there. As it lacks the trouble-causing religious sites — and is more liberal and cosmopolitan than other Palestinian cities — it was the most relaxed place in the country for me.
Very Fresh Chicken Plucked While You Wait
In the Balata Refugee Camp, mothers send their sons out for chicken, and they bring home a very fresh bird ready to cook. The boy selects a bird from the cage. The butcher slits its throat, drains it, and tosses the bird into a spinner to remove all its feathers. Then he guts it, washes it, and puts it in a plastic bag. The cost: about $4 a bird. Palestinians call the spinner a "ma a'ta" — the same word they use for the turnstile they have to go through at various security checkpoints. To them, whether you're a chicken or a human being, the ma a'ta robs you of your dignity. Warning: There's some graphic content in this butcher shop video.
If you can't see the video below, watch it on YouTube.
The Problem of Refugees in Palestine
There are camps throughout the West Bank where refugees from the Israeli/Arab wars live. The biggest, with over 23,000 people, is in Nablus. It's across street from Jacob's Well, where Christians believe a Samaritan woman offered Jesus some water and he revealed to her that he was the Messiah. (One of the only surviving Samaritan communities lives today in a tiny, tight-knit group on a hilltop above Nablus.) While the camp's original, three-by-three-meter platting for tents survives, the actual tents were replaced by concrete structures long ago — and these go up many stories. The density is horrible, and there's little privacy. It's a land of silent orgasms.
A Stroll Through the Balata Refugee Camp
Nablus hosts the Balata Refugee Camp. With more than 23,000 registered refugees, it's the largest United Nations-administered refugee camp in the West Bank, and it's now 63 years old. While most Palestinians would disagree, some point out that Israel has had many refugees and assimilated them into their prosperous society while Palestine — and the Arab world — keeps the West Bank refugee camps in squalor in order to stir public opinion against Israel. Others point to the horrible conditions here as an example of the injustice Palestinians are living with every day. Regardless of your perspective, one thing is true: In 1948, when the families now living in Balata left their homes in Israel, they thought it would be for a short time. They locked up and took their keys. They still keep those keys — and they still hope to return.
If you can't see the video below, watch it on YouTube.
Nablus: City of Martyrs or City of Terrorists
Nablus is the second city of the West Bank in population and, like so many cities in the Middle East, it goes way back. The name is an Arabic version of its original name, Neapolis (New City) — it was founded by Roman Emperor Vespasian in A.D. 72. It's a socially conservative city and feels that way. They say if you go to Egypt you must see the pyramids, and if you go to Nablus you must eat kunafeh — a shredded wheat, cheese, and syrup-soaked delight. I'm not one to put desserts in the category of ancient wonders, but kunafeh was the tastiest treat I've encountered so far in the Middle East. I made a point to eat it everywhere I could.
Nablus was considered a capital of terrorism during the Second Intifada. Its residents hit Israel hard, and Israel hit back hard. Its old town streets still show bomb damage. Today, Nablus feels unrepentant, and the town center is decorated with posters of what locals call martyrs. Looking into the eyes of these young men (many of them just teenagers) and seeing how they are portrayed heroically in such posters — and then imagining the anger and hopelessness of the poor street kids today — made me feel sad…and not very optimistic. But there's always ice cream.
A Synagogue, a Mosque, and Bulletproof Glass
Visitors are welcome to tour both the mosque and the synagogue at the Tomb of the Patriarchs. Here is a quick walk through the synagogue and a peek at the tomb of Abraham. Look for the bulletproof glass that separates the Muslim and Jewish sides of the much-venerated tomb.
If you can't see the video below, watch it on YouTube.
Jews and Muslims Sharing Abraham in Hebron
Hebron is a fascinating place. With about 250,000 people, it's the largest Palestinian city and the commercial capital of the West Bank. Its people, while very conservative, seem to have some Crusader blood — you'll see some blond hair and blue eyes. While the old town thrives with commerce, there is a palpable unease that makes just being here stressful. That's because it has the Tomb of the Patriarchs — where Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are all buried — which makes it holy for Jews, Muslims, and Christians…and sharing this peaceably is tricky.
You see and feel the tension in Hebron. The center of the city is literally Jews atop Muslims — as both communities are committed to staying close to the patriarch Abraham whose tomb lies in the center. While Arabs take the ground floor, a group of about 400 Jewish settlers (many of whom are American) live above them. Because of the violent history of this town, there is a large contingent of Israeli security forces to protect the Jewish settlers. Going through security turnstiles and walking down the boarded-up "ghost street" was not enjoyable. While people choose to live here to be close to their patriarch, I wondered what Abraham would think about the inability of his feuding descendants to live together better.
While this is a tough place for a Jew to live, those who do are driven by their faith, believing it's important not to abandon the burial site of their patriarchs, the second most holy site for them after Jerusalem. The Tomb of the Patriarchs marks the first Jewish possession in the land of Israel. Abraham purchased the burial plot almost 4,000 years ago as explained in Genesis 23. Many times the temple here has been "repurposed" as a church or a mosque. Jews could not go beyond the seventh step on a staircase outside the building from 1267 to 1967. Since 1967, Jewish worshippers have had full access to the holy site. In 1994, during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, a Jewish settler gunned down 29 Muslim worshippers here. Since then, the holy spot has been divided — half mosque and half synagogue — with each community getting a chance to pray at the tomb of Abraham separated by bulletproof glass.
The Intensity of Hebron
Hebron, while not very important politically and very conservative, is the biggest city and has the largest economic impact in Palestine. Its population generates about 30 percent of the West Bank's economy. Because it has the tomb of Abraham, it is holy to both Jews and Muslims…and there lies the problem.
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The Beauty of Palestine: Olives, Women, and Scarves
Frankly, Palestine is not a very pretty place. In hopes of scouting somewhere that looks good for our TV camera, I searched for natural zones. One place stole my heart — a natural preserve for hiking near the village of Battir west of Bethlehem. A fine trail snaked along terraces that defined this terrain in the time of Jesus. These 3000-year-old "Biblical Terraces" were lined with stately and graceful olive trees.
I also looked for beauty elsewhere. Like many Westerners, I'm fascinated and perplexed by the tradition of women needing to be covered in public for modesty. While it's certainly not unique to Islam, you notice it a lot while traveling here. For Muslim men, it's a sin to look lustfully at a woman who's not your wife. Around here, hair is sexy, and in the strictest of Muslim societies, women carefully cover up every strand in public. (Of course, in the privacy of their own domestic world, they are welcome to be as sexy as they like for their husbands.)
Political Art Decorates the Wall / Security Barrier
In the last decade Israel built a wall separating it from the Palestinian Territories in order to stop Palestinian terrorists from getting into Israel, and most people in Israel attribute the dramatic drop in violence since then to this barrier. Since the wall's been erected, terrorism within Israel has gone down about 90 percent. While it has angered people around the world who care about the plight of the Palestinians, many Israelis would say, "Sorry about the inconvenience, but what's a matter of convenience for Palestinians is a matter of survival for us." While the wall is generally nicely finished on the Israeli side, on the Palestinian side it's rough concrete punctuated by fortified towers. The concrete provides a big and inviting canvas for angry Arab artists and fascinating viewing for any visitor.


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Having left Bad Boy South Dirty South legends 8Ball & MJG will be releasing their upcoming eighth studio album under their new label home, Grand Hustle. Since T.I.'s tied up with that federal prison term for the time being, the remaining management is set to make a heavy push with the entire roster. Thus, we bring you the first buzz/street single from the Memphis icons' currently-untitled Grand Hustle debut. As industry veterans, they've heard plenty of emcees spit baldfaced lies—if any such pretenders show up in their presence, however, Ball & G will simply join in with the rest of the crowd and Boo them offstage. With Tip leading the audience on his hook, in-house beatmaker C-Gutta once again showcases the label's ability to serve up classic Southern whip-rattling production—since that's the type of beat that's brought Ball & G their biggest hits to date, Boo is an early indicator that the duo made the right choice in signing with Grand Hustle. We won't know for sure, of course, till our readers have their final say.
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BUFORD – Buford had a rocky start on the hardwood to open its 2008-09 basketball season. Class AAA Lugoff-Elgin swept a pair of games from the host Jackets on Tuesday night.
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Class AAA Lugoff-Elgin swept a pair of games from the host Jackets on Tuesday night.
In the varsity boys' game, the Demons, up 32-28 at the break, steadily pulled away to post the 13-point win.
L-E was paced by JoJo Pellipino's 24, 16 in the second half. Pellipino netted 12 points in the final period when the visitors outscored the Jackets 21-14 for the win.
George Washington was known as the "Father of our Country," and fittingly so, he proclaimed our nation's first Thanksgiving in 1789.
Now, the fourth Thursday in November is celebrated as Thanksgiving. Washington's wisdom as a "nation's father" is ironic because this late fall holiday is all about family. As we know he was wise beyond his years, which is a major reason he became our first commander-in-chief.
For years there has been abundant discussion about public education in South Carolina. Some people want to continue the status quo, and some agitate for change. Funding has increased over the past 40 years, and now amounts to an average $11,480 per student. Yet we are still last in the nation in SAT scores, achievement scores and graduation rates.
I still remember all those things we said about a candidate we didn't like. I still remember those fibs we used in our letters to the editor.
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Lancaster police are still looking to make arrests in last week's robbery of Meeting Street Express.
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CAMP PENDLETON -- While Camp Pendleton's active-duty Marines wait for official word on which of their units will deploy to Iraq next spring, about 350 local Marine reservists have already been told they could be going to war.
Marine Corps Reserve officials say that at least five units from San Diego County will join the first wave of 20,000 mostly local Marines who are scheduled to replace Army soldiers in the region west of Baghdad, Iraq, beginning as early as February. The region has been Iraq's most dangerous, with daily attacks on U.S. troops.
At least 40,000 active-duty troops from Camp Pendleton and other local bases will ultimately head to Iraq in the next year to fulfill the next troop rotation recently announced by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
Rumsfeld first called on 43,000 Reserve and National Guard troops on Nov. 6, and then warned an additional 15,000 reservists of possible Iraq duty Wednesday, bringing the total of Reserve and Guard units warned to about 58,000. The early notice was to give families time to prepare, he said.
The second wave of both active-duty and Reserve forces will probably deploy by September, according to Marine Corps Reserve spokesman Capt. Jeff Pool.
Pool said the reservists, who will be part of the I Marine Expeditionary Force, have only been alerted that they could go.
"It was a warning order, mostly designed for the Army soldiers who will go in the tens of thousands," Pool said. "It's not actually a mobilization order. They were told they should be prepared to mobilize in the beginning of January."
Pool said the reservists will join their units in January and train, equip and arm until they ship out in March.
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While at least 46 Marine reservists from Miramar Marine Corps Air Station are slated for deployment to Iraq, the bulk of the locally based reserves bound for Iraq will be pulled from Camp Pendleton.
Those include 10 air operations planners and 60 members of the I Marine Expeditionary Force Augmentation Command Element, a headquarters group that will support the active-duty commanders around the clock.
Also going are 200 members of the Light Attack Squadron 775, a group of eight AH-1W Super Cobra attack helicopters and five UH-1N Huey helicopters and their crews from Camp Pendleton's air station.
One group of 50 Marines from the 3rd Civil Affairs Group, all of whom returned from Iraq in June, are scheduled to return to Iraq.
The civil affairs specialists, traveling with elements of Camp Pendleton's 1st Force Service Support Group during the invasion, set up a civil affairs operations center in eastern Baghdad once American forces were established there in early April.
They then helped Marine infantry units win the good graces of the mostly Shiite population in the southern province of Al Quidasiyah when the troops occupied the south during the summer.
Pool said it remains unclear which active-duty unit they'll support or what they'll do during their next mission to Iraq.
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Renegy Holds Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony to Celebrate the Recent Startup of Its First Biomass Plant
TEMPE, Ariz., Sept. 8, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Renegy Holdings, Inc. (Renegy) (Nasdaq:RNGY), a renewable energy company focused on acquiring, developing and operating a growing portfolio of biomass power generation facilities, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week with elected officials and other dignitaries to formally commemorate the recent startup of its 24 megawatt ("MW") biomass power generation facility located in Snowflake, Arizona. Renegy's Snowflake biomass plant, Arizona's largest renewable energy facility to date, commenced commercial operations on June 10, 2008.
Speakers at the celebratory event included Lori Faeth, Senior Policy Advisor on Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment to Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano, and Faye Krueger, Deputy Regional Forester for the Southwestern Region of the U.S. Forest Service.
Fueled by a mix of wood waste material (derived from the surrounding National forests and local green waste sites) and waste recycled paper fibers from a newsprint mill located adjacent to the plant site, the Snowflake facility supports the area's Healthy Forest Initiative and is providing green, renewable power to thousands of Arizona households.
As part of a speech given during the ceremony, Faeth stated, "The Snowflake biomass power plant embraces three important goals that Governor Napolitano has worked for since she took office — restoring our forests, creating economic development opportunities and reducing our dependency on fossil fuels."
Arizona Public Service (APS) and Salt River Project (SRP) jointly hosted the event. Since commencing commercial operations, both utilities have been purchasing electricity from the Snowflake plant under separate, long-term power purchase agreements with Renegy to supply renewable power to their customers.
"Today we mark the operation of a plant that was built on the principle of striking an important balance — reducing the fire danger in our forests while converting forest thinnings into energy," said SRP General Manager Richard Silverman. "The message this plant sends to the people of Arizona is as important as the power it generates — that we are genuinely committed to the principles of sustainability and environmental stewardship."
Don Robinson, APS Senior Vice President, Planning and Administration, added, "We are happy to add biomass to our renewable portfolio. It brings our customers another source of clean, renewable energy."
Bob Worsley, Chairman and CEO of Renegy, stated, "Biomass is an important piece of the renewable energy formula that will both help meet growing electricity demand and reduce our nation's dependence on fossil fuels. We are proud of what we have accomplished with the commissioning of our Snowflake plant, and look forward to owning and operating many more such plants as we strive to become the leading provider of biomass power in North America."
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Renegy, based in Tempe, Arizona, is a renewable energy company focused on acquiring, developing and operating a growing portfolio of biomass power generation facilities. Renegy seeks to rapidly grow its renewable energy assets with the goal of becoming the leading independent power producer of biomass electricity in North America utilizing wood waste as a primary fuel source. Renegy's current biomass power generating assets include a 24 MW facility near Snowflake, Arizona that commenced commercial operations in June 2008, and an idle 13 MW biomass plant in Susanville, California. Renegy has also signed Letters of Intent for the acquisition of two additional biomass facilities — an operating 20 MW facility in Loyalton, California and an idle 18 MW facility in Ione, California. Renegy's other business activities include an established fuel aggregation and wood products division, which collects and transports forest thinnings and woody waste biomass fuel to its power plants, and which sells logs, lumber, shaved wood products and other high value wood by-products to provide additional value to its primary business operations. Find Renegy on the Worldwide Web at www.renegy.com.
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Beyond these obvious discrepancies, modern literary analysis and criticism of the texts has pointed up significant differences in style, vocabulary, and content, apparently indicating a variety of original sources for the first four books, as well as an independent origin for Deuteronomy. According to this view, the Tetrateuch is a redaction primarily of three documents: the Yahwist, or J (after the German spelling of Yahweh); the Elohist, or E; and the Priestly code, or P. They refer, respectively, to passages in which the Hebrew personal name for God, YHWH (commonly transcribed "Yahweh"), is predominantly used, those in which the Hebrew generic term for God, Elohim, is predominantly used, and those (also Elohist) in which the priestly style or interest is predominant. According to this hypothesis, these documents—along with Deuteronomy (labelled D)—constituted the original sources of the Pentateuch. On the basis of internal evidence, it has been inferred that J and E are the oldest sources (perhaps going as far back as the 10th century bce), probably in that order, and D and P the more recent ones (to about the 5th century bce). Genesis, Exodus, and Numbers are considered compilations of J, E, and P, with Leviticus assigned to P and Deuteronomy to D.
The Yahwist, or J, is the master of narrative in biblical literature, who sketches people by means of stories. He takes his materials wherever he finds them, and if some are crude he does not care, as long as they make a good story. The book of Genesis, for example, contains the story of Abraham's passing off his wife as his sister, so if the king took her as a concubine he would honour her supposed brother instead of having her husband killed, a story told by J without any moralistic homily. Not given to subtle theological speculations, J nearly always refers to the Deity as YHWH, by his specifically Israelite personal name (usually rendered "the Lord" in English translations), though he is not hidebound and also employs the term Elohim ("God"), especially when non-Hebrews are speaking or being addressed. He presents God as one who acts and speaks like human persons, a being with whom they have direct intercourse. The Yahwist, however, has one very definite theological (or theo-political) preoccupation: to establish Israel's divinely bestowed right to the land of Canaan.
More reflective and theological in the apologetic sense is the Elohist, or E. No fragment of E on the primeval history (presented in the first 11 chapters of Genesis) has been preserved, and it is probable that none ever existed but that the Elohist began his account with the patriarchs (presented in the remainder of Genesis, in which the J and E strands are combined). The first passage that can be assigned to E with reasonable certainty is chapter 20 of Genesis, which parallels the two J variants of the "She is my sister" story noted above. Unlike these, it tries to mitigate the offensiveness of the subterfuge: though the patriarch did endanger the honour of his wife to save his life, his statement was not untrue but merely (deliberately) misleading. The Elohist is also distinct from the Yahwist in generally avoiding the presentation of God as being like a human person and treating him instead as a more remote, less directly accessible being. Significantly, E avoids using the term YHWH throughout Genesis (with one apparent exception), and it is only after telling how God revealed his proper name to Moses, in chapter 3 of Exodus, that he refers to God as YHWH regularly, though not exclusively. This account (paralleled in the P strand in chapter 6 of Exodus) is apparently based on a historical recollection of Moses' paramount role in establishing the religion of YHWH among the Israelites (the former Hebrew slaves). Also noteworthy is E's choice of the term prophet for Abraham and his characterization of a prophet as one who is an effective intercessor with God on behalf of others. This is in line with his speculations on the unique character of Moses as the great intercessor as compared with other prophets (and also with Joshua as Moses' attendant).
It is inferred from certain internal evidence that E was produced in the northern kingdom (Israel) in the 8th century bce and was later combined with J. Because it is not always possible or important to separate J from E, the two together are commonly referred to as JE.
The third major document of the Tetrateuch, the Priestly code, or P, is very different from the other two. Its narrative is frequently interrupted by detailed ritual instructions, by bodies of standing laws of a ritual character, and by dry and exhaustive genealogical lists of the generations. According to one theory, the main author of P seems to have worked in the 7th century and to have been the editor who combined the J and E narratives; for his own part, he is content to add some brief, drab records—with frequent dates—of births, marriages, and migrations. The P material is to be found not merely in Leviticus but throughout the Tetrateuch, including the early chapters of Genesis and one of the creation accounts and ranging from the primeval history (Adam to Noah) to the Mosaic era. Like the Elohist, P uses the term Elohim for God until the self-naming of God to Moses (Exodus, chapter 3, in the P strand) and shows a non-anthropomorphic transcendent stress.
The Deuteronomist, or D, has a distinctive hortatory style and vocabulary, calling for Israel's conformity with YHWH's covenant laws and stressing his election of Israel as his special people (for a detailed consideration of D, see below Deuteronomy: Introductory discourse). To the Deuteronomist or the Deuteronomic school is also attributed the authorship of the Former Prophets (Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings), which scholars call the "Deuteronomic history."


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