038 - Designing Bibles for Easier Reading

from The Commentary Hosted by J. MARK BERTRAND

How does the design of a printed Bible influence the way it’s used? That’s the question Mark and Cameron pick up on in this episode. Traditionally, Bibles have been been designed to make it easier to look things up — like a dictionary! — with the unintended consequence of making them harder to read. The good news is, that's beginning to change. Mentioned in this episode: Bible Design Blog (Mark’s long-running blog about Bible design) “Why Do Bibles Today Look So Good?” J. Mark Bertrand of the Bible Design Blog (YouTube)

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