ProfMTH's "Brief Bible Blunders" -- actually, his entire channel -- offer very little than hasn't been seen before. I'm not inspired by the quality of his work to do more than the four of these indicated. But here are answers to the rest.

Some of these articles are long and require some thought, but if your concern is truth and hearing both sides, then you will appreciate them – and will also account yourself a better person than the fundamentalists ProfMTH is lampooning (and, in fact, acting like himself).

1 -- done in video. See here.

2 -- See here and here

3 - See principles discussed in series here

4 -- see here plus some discussion under the same topic in my reply to NonStampCollector

5 -- done in video. See here.

6 -- done in video. See here.

7 -- see here

8 -- done in video. See here.

9 -- see here

10 -- see here

11 -- see here, under Chapter 1 response

12 -- see here

13 -- see here for midpoint, and here otherwise

14 -- see here, part of material

15 -- I don't know where ProfMTH gets the notion that Matthew 4:12 and pars. represent the first time the disciples met Jesus. The text says no such thing, and it is highly improbable that they left all they had at the behest of someone they did not know.

16 -- the point, actually, is that no one can or does keep the commandments fully, and that all sacrifices looked forward to Christ's atonement.

17 -- not sure what the point is here. Those in Numbers were not "children" but rebels.

18 -- same as #3 above.

I'll keep up with answers to any more than are popped in, plus update as needed with more replies/information here.

You can discuss this more here.