The New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) of the Bible is an English translation of the Bible released in 1989 in the USA. It is a thorough revision of the Revised Standard Version (RSV).

There are three editions of the NRSV:

There are also editions of the NRSV that use British spelling and grammar.

The NRSV was translated by the Division of Christian Education (now Bible Translation and Utilization) of the National Council of Churches, an ecumenical Christian group. There has also been Jewish representation in the group responsible for the Old Testament. This translation is meant to replace the Revised Standard Version, and to identify it in context with the many other English language translations available today. It is called the New Revised Standard Version because it is a revision of the Revised Standard Version of 1952.

The Old Testament translation of the RSV was completed before the Dead Sea Scrolls were generally available to scholars. The NRSV was intended to take advantage of this and other manuscript discoveries, and to reflect advances in scholarship since the RSV had been released.