Tyndale's New Testament

Explore the transformative power of William Tyndale's groundbreaking work in "Tyndale's New Testament," published in 1996 by Yale University Press. This remarkable translation is not just a pivotal piece of 16th-century scholarship, but it also marked a significant moment in the history of the English language and religious thought. Tyndale boldly translated the New Testament from the original Greek into English, risking his life for the accessibility of scripture. His efforts led to his persecution and ultimate execution, branding him as a martyr for his faith.

Spanning 480 pages, this paperback edition offers readers insight into Tyndale's revolutionary approach, which paved the way for future translations and shaped the Bibles we know today. Discover the legacy of a true visionary who changed the course of religious history with his daring commitment to making the New Testament available to all.