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The Faith of William Tyndale
The Faith of William Tyndale tells the gripping true story of the man who gave his life so that ordinary people could read God's Word in their own language. At a time when the Bible was locked in Latin and forbidden to the common man, William Tyndale's unshakable faith drove him to translate Scripture from the original Greek and Hebrew, smuggle copies into England, and stand firm against kings, popes, and prison.
This book is more than history. It is a journey into the faith that sustained Tyndale through exile, betrayal, and execution. His conviction that "God's Word belongs to all" changed the course of Christianity, shaped the English language, and gave us the Bible we hold today. Tyndale's story is a challenge for every generation: he died to give us God's Word-what will we do with it?
This book is more than history. It is a journey into the faith that sustained Tyndale through exile, betrayal, and execution. His conviction that "God's Word belongs to all" changed the course of Christianity, shaped the English language, and gave us the Bible we hold today. Tyndale's story is a challenge for every generation: he died to give us God's Word-what will we do with it?
The Faith of William Tyndale tells the gripping true story of the man who gave his life so that ordinary people could read God's Word in their own language. At a time when the Bible was locked in Latin and forbidden to the common man, William Tyndale's unshakable faith drove him to translate Scripture from the original Greek and Hebrew, smuggle copies into England, and stand firm against kings, popes, and prison.
This book is more than history. It is a journey into the faith that sustained Tyndale through exile, betrayal, and execution. His conviction that "God's Word belongs to all" changed the course of Christianity, shaped the English language, and gave us the Bible we hold today. Tyndale's story is a challenge for every generation: he died to give us God's Word-what will we do with it?
This book is more than history. It is a journey into the faith that sustained Tyndale through exile, betrayal, and execution. His conviction that "God's Word belongs to all" changed the course of Christianity, shaped the English language, and gave us the Bible we hold today. Tyndale's story is a challenge for every generation: he died to give us God's Word-what will we do with it?
