The Collaborative International Dictionary
Elohistic
Elohistic \El`o*his"tic\, a. Relating to Elohim as a name of God; -- said of passages in the Old Testament.
Usage examples of "elohistic".
Deity for a nobler one, to bring back the Jews to the Elohistic idea in a spiritualized form, and to transform the Jahveh or Jehovah of the times of the Judges into a God of all the earth--universal, one and absolute, that God in spirit and in truth of whom Jesus, the last of the prophets, completed the revelation.
The larger part of the Pentateuch was supposed to be taken from two old documents, the Elohistic and Jehovistic, and was compiled somewhere near the close of the legal period.