NLT Holy Bible, Pink Flexiback, Leather-Feel, Debossed Detailing, British Text, NLT New Living Translation, Flexiback, Standard size
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- ISBN 9780281091270
- Dimensions: 140 x 210mm
- Publication Date: 20 Nov 2025
- Publisher: SPCK Publishing
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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The NLT in a beautifully soft pink leather-feel flexiback - warm, contemporary, and made for a lifetime of daily reading.
Translated by a team of over 90 leading biblical scholars, the New Living Translation renders the original Hebrew and Greek faithfully into clear, contemporary British English - accurate, accessible, and equally suited to personal devotion, family reading, and public worship.
The soft-tone debossed cover, lay-flat binding, and printed endpapers make this one of the most satisfying Bibles to hold and read - a Bible that feels as good in your hands as the words feel on the page.
Features:
* Complete NLT text, Old and New Testament, British text throughout
* Soft-tone leather-feel flexiback cover with debossed Holy Bible detailing
* Lay-flat flexi binding
* Elegant More Pro typeface in two-column layout
* Generous margins
* White paper with printed endpapers
* Head and tail bands
* Ribbon marker
* 210 x 140 mm
A beautiful and meaningful gift for confirmation, baptism, or any occasion marking a new step in faith - and a Bible designed to be read every day.
Most of the translators involved in this work are scholars working in theological colleges or universities, and all have written books and/or specialist articles regarding the particular books of the Bible that they helped to translate. They represent a rich variety of theological and denominational backgrounds, united by the common conviction that the Bible is God’s Word and that all people should have a translation of scripture that they can readily understand.
