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The Wicked Bible

Posted on March 29, 2022March 29, 2022 By Stephen Bedard No Comments on The Wicked Bible
English History

Have you ever read a professionally published book and been surprised to see a typo? You might be surprised that something like that could happen.

Now imagine reading the Bible and finding a typo. We are not talking the misspelling of some Old Testament name. No this was something much more serious.

Imagine a Bible that did not prohibit adultery but actually commanded it!

That’s exactly happened, only by accident, in the so-called “Wicked Bible.”

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