[ACK] NELSON'S NEW ILLUSTRATED BIBLE COMMENTARY - WRONG PICTURE
In NELSON'S NEW ILLUSTRATED BIBLE COMMENTARY, in the book of Exodus, on page 90; everything else is fine, but the wrong picture has been inserted here. Instead of "Arab bedouin tents in the land of Midian, where Moses fled after killing an Egyptian (Ex. 2:11–15)," there is a picture of a mountain. I have the Hardback copy, and this is the wrong picture. Can a Faithlife Employee see that this is changed? Thank you.
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Good catch. I think there may be the top of a tent at the bottom of the photo. [:)]
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Bruce, I posted the photo that should be there; it is a photo of bedouin tents. Can we please get the right photo here where it belongs. Just never expected tp find big mistakes like this on LOGOS BIBLE SOFTWARE. Have found 3 mistakes so far!
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Kenute P. Curry said:
Bruce, I posted the photo that should be there; it is a photo of bedouin tents. Can we please get the right photo here where it belongs. Just never expected tp find big mistakes like this on LOGOS BIBLE SOFTWARE. Have found there mistakes so far!
Just to clarify Kenute, I was joking [;)].
I agree that it is a mistake, although I actually do think that there is a top of a tent at the bottom of the photo I posted.
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Can we get a FAITHLIFE EMPLOYEE to comment on this please? Thanks.
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As I mentioned in the other thread, we'll need to track down source files.
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Thank you Kyle G. Anderson. Just wanted to be sure that you were aware of this also. Thank you.
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Any word on this situation as yet Kyle G Anderson?
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Please - this is not the time to ask the same question over and over clogging the thread. There is no way on the forum to mark a single post read so even though I only need to read one, I still have to open three.
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