lxxxiii.

- lxxxiii.

p. lxxxiii.

36), sijjin (lxxxiii.

7, 8), tasnim (lxxxiii.

12, lxxxiii.

- lxxvi., lxxxiii.

xliv., lxxiv., lxxix., lxxx., lxxxiii.

Even in one of the Psalms (lxxxiii.

c. lxxxiii.), and called also 6vnroilmxtrac (" mortal-souled") by John of Damascus (De Haeres.

- lxxxix.; here lxxiii.- lxxxiii.

- lxxxiii.) is distinguished from the rest of the Psalter by habitually avoiding the name Jehovah (the Lord) and using Elohim (God) instead, even in cases like Ps.

- lxxxiii.); (d) an Elohistic redaction and combination of (b) and (c); (e) the addition of a non-Elohistic supplement to (d) with a doxology; (f) a collection later than (d), consisting of books IV.

before 120 B.C. or thereabouts, lxxxiii.

xlii.- lxxxiii.) was revised by an editor who changed the Jhvh of the authors into Elohim (see e.g.

p. lxxxiii.

36), sijjin (lxxxiii.

7, 8), tasnim (lxxxiii.

12, lxxxiii.

- lxxvi., lxxxiii.