Ideal for use as a pew Bible, this revised and updated 2011 NIV Bible is a great value hardback edition.

'A wonderful balance of accuracy and accessibility.'
PHILIP YANCEY

With over 400 million Bibles in print, the New International Version is the world's most popular modern English Bible. Translated by a team of top international scholars, this revised and updated edition takes into account the latest developments in biblical scholarship and language usage.

The NIV is ideal for personal reading, public teaching and group study. This edition uses British spelling, grammar and punctuation to allow the Bible to be read more naturally.

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FULLY REVISED AND UPDATED
LISTS OF KEY PEOPLE AND EVENTS PLUS SELECTED MAPS
BRITISH SPELLING, GRAMMAR AND PUNCTUATION
IDEAL FOR CHURCH AND SCHOOL USE

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Royalties from all sales of the NIV Bible help Biblica, formerly the International Bible Society, in their work of translating and distributing Bibles around the world.

- CLEAR READABLE 9PT TEXT
- EASY-TO-USE LAYOUT
- MAPS AND TIMELINE
- SHORTCUTS TO KEY PASSAGES

Ideal for use as a pew Bible, this revised and updated 2011 NIV Bible is a great value hardback edition.

With over 400 million Bibles in print, the New International Version is the world's most popular modern English Bible. It is renowned for its combination of reliability and readability. Fully revised and updated for the first time in 25 years, the NIV is ideal for personal reading, public teaching and group study.

This Bible also features
- clear, readable 9pt text
- easy-to-read layout
- maps
- shortcuts to key stories, events and people of the Bible
- reading plan
- timeline
- book by book overview
- quick links to find inspiration and help from the Bible in different life situations.

British Text
This edition uses British spelling, punctuation and grammar to allow the Bible to be read more naturally.

More about the translation
This revised and updated edition of the NIV includes three main types of change, taking into account changes in the way we use language day to day; advances in biblical scholarship and understanding; and the need to ensure that gender accurate language is used, to faithfully reflect whether men and women are referred to in each instance. The translators have carefully assessed a huge body of scholarship, as well as inviting peer submissions, in order to review every word of the existing NIV to ensure it remains as clear and relevant today as when it was first published.

Royalties from all sales of the NIV Bible help Biblica, formerly the International Bible Society, in their work of translating and distributing Bibles around the world.