Thursday, May 20, 2004

Typos found in the Bible

The Christian bible, that is.
“Thank the Lord -- and the proofreaders at Peachtree Editorial and Proofreading -- that the Bible refers to ‘‘our ancestors" instead of ‘‘sour ancestors," and calls for an end to ‘‘factions" -- not ‘‘fractions." The proofreading service caught those typos and others before the latest edition of the Holy Book went to press.”
Among the errors which did go to print in the past: “Thou shalt commit adultery,” in a 1631 King James edition.
Sounds to me like someone might have put that in deliberately....

1 comment:

Gilly said...

Maybe some sort of medieval marketing ploy to attract more beleivers?! :)

Gilly