What makes the King James Version still worth reading? Drawing on his experience teaching Koine Greek, Davinson explores how the KJV's famously awkward English often reflects the grammar and rhetoric of the original Greek text, inviting readers into a deeper appreciation of biblical translation.

We are often tempted to treat Christianity as a set of rules, but Douglas Moo argues that the New Testament calls us to something much more radical: lives transformed by the renewing of our minds.