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For Churches, Schools, and Youth Groups

• This pack contains 20 clear-print NIV Bibles with 9pt text

• Ideal for helping equip a growing Church of all ages

NIV Popular Bible Hardback Pack of 20 comes in a great value pack and uses the NIV revised text and a 9 point font.

Each copy: 8" 5.25" x 1.25"

The Bibles use the NIV revised text and are ideal for church use. This new edition takes into account the the latest developments on Bible scholarship and language usage.

The 2011 NIV translation's goal is to bring the translation into line with both contemporary biblical scholarship and with changes in English language idiom and usage. The 1984 NIV update included various corrections and revisions to the original NIV text. In 2005 a revision process was completed that resulted in the separately published Today's New International Version. The 2011 NIV update builds on both the original NIV and TNIV.

95% of the text of the new updated 2011 edition of the NIV is exactly the same as the 1984 text that it replaces. The majority of changes involve minor matters of vocabulary, sentence structure and punctuation. Some of the other change reflect advances in biblical scholarship over the last three decades. Reasons for the change in text in the new NIV 2011 edition fall into three categories:

For Churches and Small Groups

• Get the whole congregation on the same page with this great value pew Bible

• Equip your whole Church without breaking the bank

NIV Popular Bible: Burgundy, hardback in a pack of 20 and is ideal for church use. This edition of the NIV Bible uses the new 2011 NIV revised text but closely matches the pagination of the previous edition and a 9 point text.

Each copy: 8" 5.25" x 1.25"

The Bible includes a list of key people, maps and events help readers navigate their way around the Bible for themselves. The footnotes are arranged by column rather than across the whole page which makes them easier to find in the text.

The 2011 NIV translation's goal is to bring the translation into line with both contemporary biblical scholarship and with changes in English language idiom and usage. The 1984 NIV update included various corrections and revisions to the original NIV text. In 2005 a revision process was completed that resulted in the separately published Today's New International Version. The 2011 NIV update builds on both the original NIV and TNIV.

95% of the text of the new updated 2011 edition of the NIV is exactly the same as the 1984 text that it replaces. The majority of changes involve minor matters of vocabulary, sentence structure and punctuation. Some of the other change reflect advances in biblical scholarship over the last three decades. Reasons for the change in text in the new NIV 2011 edition fall into three categories: