Incorrect Biblical reference in the article "Queen of the South"[edit]
Hi, Wikipedia Folks, it looks like the Biblical reference in footnote 1 of this article on "the Queen of the South" [1] is incorrect; it directs the reader to Luke 10, but the relevant passage is Luke 11:31.
I figured someone would want to know this.
Best wishes,
Heather Thiessen
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