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NLT Holy Bible

Nlt Translators

The NLT Holy Bible Premier Edition has been created in partnership with Premier Christian Communications, the organisation behind Premier Christian Radio. With its helpful introduction to the nature and content of the Bible, along with its wise advice on how to read it, this flexiback NLT is designed to encourage Premier's readers and listeners to get the most from their encounters with Scripture.


- An authoritative version of scripture, faithfully rendered into today's English by over 90 international leading biblical scholars, The New Living Translation conveys the message of the original texts in clear, contemporary language.


- The NLT's guiding principle is to render words and phrases as simply and literally as possible when that approach yields an accurate, consistent and natural English text, preserving literary devices, metaphors and word choices that give structure and provide meaningful connections between different passages.


- The NLT Bible also adopts a more dynamic approach when the literal English equivalent would be too obscure or archaic for readers to fully understand. The result is a translation both exegetically accurate and powerful, making it ideally suitable for both private and public use.


Features include:
32 pages of additional content from Premier Christian Communications

Book Details

  • Publisher: SPCK Publishing
  • Publish Date: Nov 19th, 2025
  • Pages: 1504
  • Language: English
  • Edition: undefined - undefined
  • Dimensions: 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00in - 0.00lb
  • EAN: 9780281091744
  • Categories: New Living Translation - Youth & Teen

About the Author

Nlt Translators: -

Premier Christian Communications Ltd is a multi-media organisation with an audience of over a million per week. It exists to enable people to put faith at the heart of daily life.


Most of the translators involved in the NLT Bible Translation 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.