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You all may have already found this, but I was shocked this morning to actually find a typo in my hardcopy Net Bible! *L* I've never found a typo in a Bible before *L* Anyway, it is in Proverbs 11:1 and my downloaded version also has the error: 11:1 "The Lord abhors dishonest scales, but an accurate weight is his elight."

I don't think Al Gore had yet invented the internet way back then, but "elight" sounds like a great web address!

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Martin Luther, 475 years ago, was asked, "How do we love and serve God? How do we love and serve our neighbors?" and Luther answered, "In commune per vocatione." We love and serve God, we love and serve our neighbors, in community, through vocation. And let it be so with us.

Hey there chowie

If you go to http://www.bible.org/comments/ you can both post new comments and look up any passages of the NET to see if someone else has caught the same error.

For example HERE is the passage in question and if you notice it has been noted already and will be modified in the print version in the next release....hopefully

It has been fixed in the current online version at http://net.bible.org/bible.php?book=Pro&chapter=11

Hope this helps

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Thanks, Jenn! I figured I wasn't the only old proofreader out there *LOL* Not that I caught it the first time I read it either!

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Martin Luther, 475 years ago, was asked, "How do we love and serve God? How do we love and serve our neighbors?" and Luther answered, "In commune per vocatione." We love and serve God, we love and serve our neighbors, in community, through vocation. And let it be so with us.

I didn't catch it either. I would make a bad proof - reader because my brain automatically corrects them and moves on hehehehe

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Jennifer Dent
Site Administrator

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The Bible NETWork Doctrinal Statement
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