Idiosyncratic / inconsistent

Philip Eveson  |  Reviews
Date posted:  1 Jan 2012
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THE NEW TESTAMENT FOR EVERYONE
By Tom Wright
SPCK. 592 pages. £14.99
ISBN 978 0 281 064 267

Like Weymouth’s and J.B. Phillips’s, this English version is by a single person and consists of the New Testament (NT) only.

It is the work of the well-known Anglican cleric and academic, who in popular publications goes by the name Tom rather than N.T. (Nicholas Thomas, not New Testament!) Wright.

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