Typo in Bundle Description

A search for “CEB” returns 39 results. One of those is "Functional (Thought-for-Thought) Bible Translation Bundle 2, 5 vols." which does not contain the Common English Bible (CEB). It is included in the results because of a typo in the description referring to “the Contemporary English Version (CEB).” That should be “the Contemporary English Version (CEV).”

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Drew

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