info on a 1917 pocket bible printed by Cambridge University Press and bound with Woodrow Wilson speach 7/28/1

Question

inside front cover has (mark 9:24) verse with the owners name, next page is the "Lords Prayer" with a possible error, next page is a page starting out
THE WHITE HOUSE Washington (smaller writing) 28 july, 1917 this seems to be a speech or opinion printed and bound in the book with a reproduced signiture of Woodrow Wilson. Ntex page has The NEW TESTAMENT along with a statement of translation compared and revised by his majesty's special command a a coat of arms in the near middle of the page then CAMBRIDGE (ENDLAND): printed by john Clay, M. A. at te University Press then NEW YORK; James Pott & Co with latin in the lower right hand corner The last two pages of testament have a printing error and the following page has some blue colored printing with numbers.

Answer 1

Sounds like a limited edition that was meant for distribution to political figures or possible for the White House itself. If is very common to have typos in such editions. Also, editions of the Bible change with each printing as editors update the language and usage in each edition.

AND, YES, the Bible has editors that make changes all the time. I wonder how much of the real message is even there....

Answer 2

Washington is just a huge and all know city and is unquestionably suitable deliver a secondary or just visit this city. with hotelbye you'll find more. One of many representations of Washington and the entire America could be the famous White House, the state house of the President of the United States. The house of each and every president except George Washington, it had been initially built by James Hoban in 1792, and after being burnt down by British forces in 1814 was rebuilt in 1818. While excursions of the inner including the East, Blue, Green, and Red Areas; the Ballroom; and the State Dining Room must be reserved effectively beforehand, every tourist to Washington may wish to see this iconic building, at least from the outside. Nearby to the White House are the intricate 1833 Greek Revival Treasury Building and the 1871 Executive Office Building, one of the very impressive previous government buildings in Washington.