Examples of using Tyndale in English and their translations into Hebrew
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William Tyndale.
Will Tyndale come back?
I have read Tyndale.
Hear your Tyndale's been caught.
I don't want to know where Tyndale is.
I met with Tyndale in Germany.
Tyndale has been sighted in Hamburg, they say.
William Tyndale.
William Tyndale, translator of the Bible.
By William Tyndale.
Tyndale saw"good works" as the result of faith.
Eventually Tyndale was arrested.
I know you are in communication with Tyndale.
Tyndale had every reason to fear the Church's wrath.
We have asked for the heresies of Luther, Wycliffe and Tyndale to be annulled and destroyed.
Though Tyndale was bound, the Word of God was not.
The archbishop of Canterbury bought up copies from a friend of Tyndale, and destroyed them.
Anyway, Tyndale still refuses to support the King's divorce.
In 1533, Thomas More, the former Lord High Chancellor of England and fierce opponent of the Protestant Reformation, denounced the publication of textswritten by Protestant theologians such as William Tyndale(1494-1536) as‘deadly poisons' that threatened to infect readers with‘contagious pestilence'.
I admit, I have read Tyndale. I have picked apart his so-called translations.
Tyndale escaped with the pages already printed and found a publisher in the city of Worms.
Eventually, Tyndale was betrayed and was strangled and burned at the stake, but his Bible translation lived on.
Tyndale had to flee from England to the European continent to translate and print his translation.
English Reformer William Tyndale emphasises the consistency of this parable with the doctrine of justification by faith, writing a booklet on the parable called The Parable of the Wicked Mammon(1528), based on an exposition by Martin Luther.
Tyndale, before being strangled and burned at the stake in Vilvoorde, cries out,“Lord, open the King of England's eyes”.
William Tyndale was studying at Oxford and Cambridge Universities where Wycliffe had also attended a hundred years earlier.
But Tyndale began translation of the Old Testament as he hid among the merchants in Antwerp while Henry VIII, the Pope and the Holy Roman Emperor were searching all over England and Europe for him.

