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Pages: 1344

Language: English

Publisher: Cambridge University Press: Anglicized Ed edition (15 Nov. 2007)

By: Cambridge University Press (Creator)

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The NRSV Popular Text Edition is an entirely new setting using the New Revised Standard Version Anglicized Edition, the Bible translation recommended for use in the Church of England and other churches. The Anglicized Edition uses British spellings and punctuation. This Bible includes the Apocrypha. It features clear, easy-to-read print, well laid out with generous page margins and space between the columns. The text is helpfully broken up with bold section headings, and running heads show chapter and verse for easy navigation. The Bible is printed on attractive lightweight paper with gilt edges, and includes a presentation page and ribbon marker. It has an attractive foil-blocked cover, with space for individuals or institutions to block their own name or emblem. It will be a good choice for a presentation Bible

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