Running errata

The first feeling one has upon publishing a book is a mixture of relief and elation, at least ideally. The second is the dawning realization that whatever mistakes one didn’t fix before the manuscript went to the printers are now there, in black and white, forever.

Accordingly, I’m going to keep this page as a running list of errata in The Doctrine of Scripture, errors discovered by myself or by readers friendly enough to point them out to me. So far the count is three:

xvi – Liv Stewart Lester (not “Stuart”)

53, footnote 43 – exemplify (not “exemplary”)

77 – magistra (not “magister”)

106, footnote 24 – comes (not “come”)

124 – Rom in first parenthetical citation (chapter and verse cited, no book)

124, footnote 36 – Gospel (not “gospel”)

If you spot any others, fill me in!

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