Full texts and critical notes of the New International Version and the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible in parallel columns.

Index is numbered as [vol. 13].

Includes bibliographical references and index.

v. 1. Terence E. Fretheim; Walter Brueggemann; Walter C. Kaiser, Jr. -- v. 2. Thomas B. Dozeman; Ronald E. Clements; Peter D. Miscall; Robert B. Coote; Dennis T. Olson; Kathleen A. Robertson Farmer; Bruce C. Birch -- v. 3. Choon-Leong Seow; Leslie C. Allen; Ralph W. Klein; Sidnie White Crawford; Sidnie White Crawford; Irene Nowell; Lawrence M. Wills -- v. 4. Robert Doran; Robert Doran; Adele Berlin; Carol A. Newsom; J. Clinton McCann, Jr. -- v. 5. Richard J. Clifford; Raymond C. Van Leeuwen; W. Sibley Towner; Renita J. Weems; Michael Kolarcik; James L. Crenshaw -- v. 6. David L. Petersen; Gene M. Tucker; Christopher R. Seitz; Patrick D. Miller; Anthony J. Saldarini; Anthony J. Saldarini; Kathleen M. O'Connor; Katheryn Pfisterer Darr -- v. 7. Frederick J. Murphy; Daniel L. Smith-Christopher; Daniel L. Smith-Christopher; Gale A. Yee; Elizabeth Achtemeier; Donald E. Gowan; Samuel Pagán; Phyllis Trible; Daniel J. Simundson; Francisco O. García-Treto; Theodore Hiebert; Robert A. Bennett; W. Eugene March; Ben C. Ollenburger; Eileen M. Schuller -- v. 8. M. Eugene Boring; Pheme Perkins -- v. 9. R. Alan Culpepper; Gail R. O'Day -- v. 10. Robert W. Wall; Robert W. Wall; N. T. Wright; J. Paul Sampley -- v. 11. J. Paul Sampley; Richard B. Hays; Pheme Perkins; Morna D. Hooker; Andrew T. Lincoln; Abraham Smith; Abraham Smith; James D. G. Dunn; Cain Hope Felder -- v. 12. Fred B. Craddock; Luke Timothy Johnson; David L. Bartlett; Duane F. Watson; C. Clifton Black; Duane F. Watson; Christopher C. Rowland --

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