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Publication Date: 18 Sept 2025
Format: Hardback
Publisher: SPCK Publishing
Page Count: 1536
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ISBN-13: 9780281092161

NRSVue Holy Bible with Apocrypha, Black Hardback, Silver Foiled Cover, British Text, NRSVue New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition, Hardback, Standard size - Pack of 8

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Now with British spelling, grammar and punctuation, and with over 20,000 updates and enhancements that clarify the text and make it resonate with a today’s readers, this is the first comprehensive revision of the NRSV since it was published in 1989.
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Provide your congregation, study group, or ecumenical programme with the complete Bible - every book, every tradition - in the most trusted modern scholarly translation. Available as a pack of 8.

The NRSVue is the 2021 updated edition of the most widely trusted Bible in academic, ecumenical, and liturgical settings - used across Anglican, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic, and Orthodox traditions. Combining meticulous fidelity to the original Hebrew and Greek with inclusive, contemporary British English, this edition reflects thirty years of advances in textual scholarship.

Including the full Apocrypha, this edition is the most complete ecumenical Bible in British English - trusted across Anglican, Catholic, Orthodox, and academic settings. This pack of 10 is ideal for churches, colleges, and organisations committed to ecumenical study and worship.

Features:
* 8 copies of the complete NRSVue Holy Bible with Apocrypha
* British text throughout — inclusive, contemporary British English
* Black hardback with durable cover material and silver foiled design
* Illustrated silver endpapers with 'Presented to:' presentation plate
* Silver ribbon marker
* Silver head and tail bands
* Clear, readable 9-point typeface in double-column layout
* Printed on paper from sustainable sources
* 210 x 140 mm per copy

Perfect for ecumenical study groups, ministerial training, theological colleges, and parishes looking to provide the complete scriptural canon for study and worship.
The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, usually identified as the National Council of Churches (NCC), is the largest ecumenical body in the United States, comprising member from 38 Christian faith groups.

The NCC sponsored the multi-denominational research effort that produced the Revised Standard Version (1952) and the New Revised Standard Version (1989), and holds the copyrights to both translations.

In 2017 the NCC commissioned the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL), the world's leading international association of biblical scholars, to review and update the NRSV. The SBL review panel included seven general editors and fifty-six book editors.

'The NRSV has long been my first choice among modern versions of the Bible, and as a linguist by training I was eager to see how this updated edition compares with previous versions. I was not disappointed! Thiry years of advances in textual analysis make it more accurate than any other translation, and now its sensitive rendering into elegant and inclusive British English ensures a smoother and more rewarding reading experience for millions of English speakers, both in the UK and around the world. All of which means the NRSVue now stands at the pinnacle of English Bible translations.'

- Emma Ineson, Bishop of Kensington, London

'I warmly welcome this new edition of the New Revised Standard Version in British English. I have long regarded the NRSV as the gold standard of English Bible translation, and this new edition brings the fine work of the NRSV translators into the twenty-first century. It is highly suitable for students in universities and theological colleges in giving a careful rendering of the original languages which is both clear and readable, and which avoids the extremes of free paraphrase and over-wooden translation. This edition’s care over word choices and language makes it very appropriate for reading aloud in church or synagogue, and for personal Bible reading or use in Bible study groups. I trust it will bring Bible reading to a wider audience, and enrich those who read it.'

- Steve Walton, Professor of New Testament, Trinity College, Bristol, UK

'British readers of the scriptures, whether in church, study or prayer, can rejoice to find here a version which retains the accuracy and dignity of the great tradition of biblical translations, which is updated to reflect the rapidly evolving patterns of the contemporary language, and which speaks in the nuanced tones of English as it is used in these islands. Those who are looking for a Bible that combines reliability, cadence and immediacy will find it here.'

- Michael Ipgrave, Bishop of Lichfield and Chair of the Church of England's Liturgical Commission

'The new British version of the NRSVue Bible is likely to become the norm for Bible reading in churches and private study. It reflects the latest scholarship while being sensitive to cultural changes on issues such as gender, race and disability. It also echoes a more distinctly English tradition which will be welcome to many who are the cultural descendants of those who still treasure the King James Version.'

- Angela Tilby, Canon Emeritus of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford
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Provide your congregation, study group, or ecumenical programme with the complete Bible - every book, every tradition - in the most trusted modern scholarly translation. Available as a pack of 8.

The NRSVue is the 2021 updated edition of the most widely trusted Bible in academic, ecumenical, and liturgical settings - used across Anglican, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Catholic, and Orthodox traditions. Combining meticulous fidelity to the original Hebrew and Greek with inclusive, contemporary British English, this edition reflects thirty years of advances in textual scholarship.

Including the full Apocrypha, this edition is the most complete ecumenical Bible in British English - trusted across Anglican, Catholic, Orthodox, and academic settings. This pack of 10 is ideal for churches, colleges, and organisations committed to ecumenical study and worship.

Features:
* 8 copies of the complete NRSVue Holy Bible with Apocrypha
* British text throughout — inclusive, contemporary British English
* Black hardback with durable cover material and silver foiled design
* Illustrated silver endpapers with 'Presented to:' presentation plate
* Silver ribbon marker
* Silver head and tail bands
* Clear, readable 9-point typeface in double-column layout
* Printed on paper from sustainable sources
* 210 x 140 mm per copy

Perfect for ecumenical study groups, ministerial training, theological colleges, and parishes looking to provide the complete scriptural canon for study and worship.
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The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, usually identified as the National Council of Churches (NCC), is the largest ecumenical body in the United States, comprising member from 38 Christian faith groups.

The NCC sponsored the multi-denominational research effort that produced the Revised Standard Version (1952) and the New Revised Standard Version (1989), and holds the copyrights to both translations.

In 2017 the NCC commissioned the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL), the world's leading international association of biblical scholars, to review and update the NRSV. The SBL review panel included seven general editors and fifty-six book editors.
Reviews

'The NRSV has long been my first choice among modern versions of the Bible, and as a linguist by training I was eager to see how this updated edition compares with previous versions. I was not disappointed! Thiry years of advances in textual analysis make it more accurate than any other translation, and now its sensitive rendering into elegant and inclusive British English ensures a smoother and more rewarding reading experience for millions of English speakers, both in the UK and around the world. All of which means the NRSVue now stands at the pinnacle of English Bible translations.'

- Emma Ineson, Bishop of Kensington, London

'I warmly welcome this new edition of the New Revised Standard Version in British English. I have long regarded the NRSV as the gold standard of English Bible translation, and this new edition brings the fine work of the NRSV translators into the twenty-first century. It is highly suitable for students in universities and theological colleges in giving a careful rendering of the original languages which is both clear and readable, and which avoids the extremes of free paraphrase and over-wooden translation. This edition’s care over word choices and language makes it very appropriate for reading aloud in church or synagogue, and for personal Bible reading or use in Bible study groups. I trust it will bring Bible reading to a wider audience, and enrich those who read it.'

- Steve Walton, Professor of New Testament, Trinity College, Bristol, UK

'British readers of the scriptures, whether in church, study or prayer, can rejoice to find here a version which retains the accuracy and dignity of the great tradition of biblical translations, which is updated to reflect the rapidly evolving patterns of the contemporary language, and which speaks in the nuanced tones of English as it is used in these islands. Those who are looking for a Bible that combines reliability, cadence and immediacy will find it here.'

- Michael Ipgrave, Bishop of Lichfield and Chair of the Church of England's Liturgical Commission

'The new British version of the NRSVue Bible is likely to become the norm for Bible reading in churches and private study. It reflects the latest scholarship while being sensitive to cultural changes on issues such as gender, race and disability. It also echoes a more distinctly English tradition which will be welcome to many who are the cultural descendants of those who still treasure the King James Version.'

- Angela Tilby, Canon Emeritus of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford

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