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Are printing errors in a Bible a deal-breaker or just part of the human element in publishing?
In this video, I’m diving into a recent discussion I had on Tim Frisch’s channel alongside Nicholas, the Layman Apologist. We tackle the recent news regarding a notable printing error in the introduction of the Humble Lamb BSB Maker, where a paragraph meant for the book of Numbers ended up in the book of Ruth.
While some feel these editions should be recalled or heavily discounted, I’m sharing why I believe we need to extend a bit of grace to publishers. From "Orthodoxox" to the "Wicked Bible" to "comapany", printing errors have been a reality since the beginning.
In this video, I discuss:
The specific error found in the Humble Lamb BSB introduction.
Why first editions (from Schuyler to Thomas Nelson) almost always have minor typos.
The difference between production errors (missing signatures) and proofreading errors.
Why recalling Bibles over non-textual errors isn't a sustainable model for publishers.
How "error editions" can actually become unique collector's items.
I’d love to hear your thoughts—does a typo in the introduction bother you, or is it only a problem if it hits the actual biblical text? Let’s talk about it in the comments.
Keep Calm and Jesus On!
#BibleReview #HumbleLamb #BiblePublishing #ANickelsWorth #ChristianLiving
FOUR WAYS YOU CAN HELP US GROW!
1. Costs you ABSOLUTELY NOTHING but a couple minutes - Watch the pre-roll ad on my videos! (Your algorithms determine these ads. I have certain types of ads blocked, but I do not control what you see.)
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3. Purchase a T-Shirt from my Etsy shop!
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Are printing errors in a Bible a deal-breaker or just part of the human element in publishing?
In this video, I’m diving into a recent discussion I had on Tim Frisch’s channel alongside Nicholas, the Layman Apologist. We tackle the recent news regarding a notable printing error in the introduction of the Humble Lamb BSB Maker, where a paragraph meant for the book of Numbers ended up in the book of Ruth.
While some feel these editions should be recalled or heavily discounted, I’m sharing why I believe we need to extend a bit of grace to publishers. From "Orthodoxox" to the "Wicked Bible" to "comapany", printing errors have been a reality since the beginning.
In this video, I discuss:
The specific error found in the Humble Lamb BSB introduction.
Why first editions (from Schuyler to Thomas Nelson) almost always have minor typos.
The difference between production errors (missing signatures) and proofreading errors.
Why recalling Bibles over non-textual errors isn't a sustainable model for publishers.
How "error editions" can actually become unique collector's items.
I’d love to hear your thoughts—does a typo in the introduction bother you, or is it only a problem if it hits the actual biblical text? Let’s talk about it in the comments.
Keep Calm and Jesus On!
#BibleReview #HumbleLamb #BiblePublishing #ANickelsWorth #ChristianLiving
