In the June 28 " Blogging the Bible," David Plotz misspelled the name of God's favorite subcontractor. It's "Bezalel," not "Belazel."

In a June 28 "Explainer," Daniel Engber used "Abd al-Allah" as an example of an Arabic name. "Allah" never takes the definite article. The "Abd al-" construction is used with the attributes of God—as in "Abd al-Karim" (the servant of the Generous) and "Abd al-Jabbar" (the servant of the Mighty).

In the June 23 "Today's Pictures," Magnum misidentified La Casa Mila as the Sagrada Família.

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