Not all Bible printer's errors occurred hundreds of years ago. One happened as recently as 1966 in the first edition of The jerusalem Bible, produced as a translation from the original Greek and Hebrew rather than Latin of Jerome's Vulgate. The translation came about because, in 1943, Pope Pius XII suggested that the Roman Catholic Church should translate the Bible from the original languages rather than from Latin.
Psalm 122:6 read "pay for peace" instead of "pray for peace."
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Bible Printer's Errors: The Pay for Peace Bible
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