William Tyndale's Dangerous Devotion to the Word
In 1524, William Tyndale fled England with a single burning conviction: ordinary plowboys deserved to read God's Word in their own language. He settled in...
This is stories & illustrations, drawing on Psalm 119:1-8.
In 1524, William Tyndale fled England with a single burning conviction: ordinary plowboys deserved to read God's Word in their own language. He settled in hiding across the German countryside, moving between safe houses in Worms, Antwerp, and Hamburg, translating the New Testament from Greek into English by candlelight while agents of the Crown hunted him. Tyndale's devotion to Scripture was not academic.…
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