Here are some examples of passages attributed to the (J) in the Bible. These examples are taken from the , the first five books of the Bible, where the is assumed to be prevalent:
Genesis 2.4-25: the creation of man and woman. This passage uses the divine name Yahweh God and describes God's actions in an anthropomorphic way, such as forming man from the dust and planting the garden of Eden.
Genesis 3: the account of the fall of man. This passage also uses the name Yahweh God and presents God anthropomorphically, speaking directly with Adam and Eve.
Genesis 4.1-16: the story of Cain and Abel. It uses the divine name Yahweh and describes a direct interaction between God and Cain.
Genesis 6.1-8: the "sons of God" and the "daughters of men", as well as God's decision to shorten human lifespan and send the flood. This passage uses the name Yahweh.
Genesis 7.1-5: part of the flood account in which God (Yahweh) gives specific instructions to Noah.
Exodus 3.1-15: the call of Moses at the burning bush. This passage is famous for the revelation of the divine name Yahweh.
These examples are based on the analysis of the stylistic and theological differences between the texts. The precise attribution may vary depending on scholars' interpretations.