Original sentence: According to Ronald Witherup, "A good example is the approach to Genesis 1-2 in what most scholars view as two separate stories of creation written by different authors in different time periods.In 1981, Newsweek reported that Yehuda Radday, head of the Genesis project at Israel's Technion Institute, ("two computer experts and a biblical scholar") entered the text of Genesis into a computer programmed to make a "thorough linguistic analysis of words, phrases, and passages", and as a result, Radday deduced a single authorship of Genesis was "the most probable conclusion".John Wesley, writing between 1754 and 1765, argued that Genesis 2 was not a separate story by a different author, but "further notice taken of the production of plants and herbs, because they were made to be food for man" and "a more particular account of the creation of man".The Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary, published in 1871, advanced a similar argument: "Moses obtain[ed] this account" from "the Creator Himself".Their findings were published in Analecta Biblica 103, 1985 Others evaluating the statistical data came to the opposite conclusion
Edited sentence: According to Witherup, "A good example is the approach to Genesis 1-2 in what most scholars view as two separate stories of creation written by different authors in different time periods.In 1981, Newsweek reported Radday, head of the Genesis project at Israel's Technion Institute, ("two computer experts and a biblical scholar") entered the text of Genesis into a computer programmed to make a "thorough linguistic analysis of words, phrases, and passages", and as a result, Radday deduced a single authorship of Genesis was "the most probable conclusion".The Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary indicates similarily, "Moses obtain[ed] this account" from "the Creator Himself".Their findings were published in Analecta Biblica 103, 1985.Wesley indicated Genesis 2 was not a separate story by a different author, but "further notice taken of the production of plants and herbs, because they were made to be food for man" and "a more particular account of the creation of man"