In the collaboration with Bernie Maopolski from the What's New in History podcast, I mentioned that the editors of the Bible had an easy time making the first change we can see in the Bible, in Genesis, chapter 1, verse 9, by turning the word mikveh, meaning "a pool of water", "a gathering of water", into makom, meaning "a place".
Did the waters gather in one mikveh or in one place? To each their own Bible
I also mentioned that the editors of the Bible were able to change the name Tsadok to the name Aaron without erasing a single letter.
A pretty nifty trick you can watch here.
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