Described by many as the greatest book on earth, what does the book at the heart of Christianity really contain? Why has it been a source of both inspiration and controversy for thousands of years? After all these centuries, does it still have something to say to people today? The New Testament contains those sections of the Bible that record Jesus Christ's life, death and resurrection, and records of the first Christians as they began to spread the word of his revolutionary message for all people around the world. This edition of the New Testament is printed in the New International Version translation of the Bible (NIV) - the world's most popular Bible. It uses 'anglicised' text: British spelling, grammar and punctuation that allow the Bible to be read more fluently and accurately.