The BRUTAL Execution Of William Tyndale - The Bible Translator

[@beepresent8636]

This man is one of the most influential people that has ever lived. He has given more to the English language than anyone and everyone should know his story. Think of what he's done...he freed the minds of the common man, allowed the discussion of religion and laws to all. He really did change history. Thankyou William tyndale x

[@trueaussie9230]

Precisely what did Tyndale "give to the English language"?! New words?! New rules of grammar?! As best as can be determined he TRANSLATED text into the English language as it existed at that time. If not, the English speaking people of that time would have had difficulty comprehending the product of Tyndale's work. Please tell us the story of what Tyndale "gave to the English language" and, more importantly, how he educated the people re those 'gifts'.

[@centrocristianovidaabundan5971]

@@trueaussie9230 It's estimated that 75-90% of the King James Bible came directly from the Tyndale/Coverdale Bible. The following is just a short list of some of the phrases that we still use today from these translations: Let there be light Forbidden fruit By the sweat of your brow Ashes to ashes, dust to dust Am I my brother’s keeper? As old as Methuselah Fire and brimstone Philistine Land of milk and honey An eye for an eye, a tooth for tooth Golden calf Scapegoat Man does not live by bread alone Apple of my eye A man after my own heart How the mighty have fallen Put words in one’s mouth Be a man Jezebel Put your house in order Nothing but skin and bones By the skin of your teeth The root of the matter Weighed in the balance Behemoth Broken heart Bite the dust At wits’ end Spare the rod, spoil the child Pride comes before a fall There’s nothing new under the sun For everything there is a season Eat, drink, and be merry Fly in the ointment A little birdie told me Four corners of the earth Drop in a bucket See eye to eye No rest for the wicked Rise and shine Like a lamb to the slaughter Can a leopard change his spots? Sour grapes Feet of clay The writing is on the wall Ends of the earth Baptism of fire Salt of the earth Go the extra mile To cast pearls before swine Straight and narrow Wolves in sheep’s clothing A house divided against itself cannot stand Fall by the wayside The blind leading the blind Sign of the times Flesh and blood Cross to bear Move mountains Millstone around your neck What God has joined together, let no one separate The eleventh hour Many are called, but few are chosen Kiss of death He who lives by the sword, dies by the sword Wash your hands of the matter Head on a platter Good Samaritan O ye, of little faith Give up the ghost Cast the first stone The truth will set you free Better to give than receive A law unto themselves The powers that be Twinkling of an eye Letter of the law Fall from grace Reap what you sow Labour of love The love of money is the root of all evil Fight the good fight Armageddon

[@beepresent8636]

@@trueaussie9230 OK Mr aussie prior to tyndall the bible and manuscripts were only produced for clergy and highest in the land due to production and cost of literature. This meant that people had to except the church's interpretation, there was no debate and understanding tyndall translated the Bible so that even the plowboy ( as he states) could understand.in this process saying we still use to ie : morning glory, stitch in time ect. The bible is the most read book in history and analysis has shown over 70% of tge King James Bible is the tyndall translation his use of the printing press made it affordable and available to all.this changed history for ever. But hay you can do your own research and find out yourself

[@beepresent8636]

Oh yes where did I state ( gifts) .also iv obviously touch a nerve with tone so prey tell

[@beepresent8636]

Another point is that just because a sentence is TRANSLATED ( as you put it) doesn't mean you can grasp what it means. Tyndall gave meaning and understanding. I think your reply shows a dogmatic understanding of the English language. Grammar and words are just symbols without knowing the meaning of them

[@MasterJediDude]

This is why I despise Henry VIII so much. The guy condemns Tyndale’s work, doesn’t do anything to help him (or stop his execution) and later promotes the Tyndale Bible to suit his own selfish desires and power.

[@benjaminrush4443]

He divorced and executed wives when he might have had the problem to produce the heir to the throne. Not only Tyndale but Moore was executed on his watch as Lord of England. As for Tyndale's work most was used to create the King James Bible & Geneva Bible which were carried to the American Colonies and were very instrumental in forming the United States of America based upon Christian Principles. From an American.

[@justliam2768]

Yes. I get the distinct impression he was a bit of a git.

[@gregoryquint7653]

I wonder where he ended up in death. There is Yeshua and He made the Way by His Truth to Life.

[@michaeltroster9059]

This is why I despise the Catholic Church.

[@MasterJediDude]

@@gregoryquint7653 I suspect that his faith was real and true. He made God’s word available to a lot of people. And he believed in what he was doing for God - enough to put his life on the line. When I get to Heaven, I’m going to look him up.

[@venuestudios]

Tyndale represented the thing organized religion has always feared the most, knowledge and enlightenment. Keeping people in ignorance and fear has always been the tool the church, used to subjugate and use common people. An ignorant person can be manipulated; you can take their money, their belongings and enslave them in the name of "the lord". This doctrine continues even today.

[@Drummer81able]

Well said. Well said!

[@trueaussie9230]

Tyndale provided to 'the people' an alternative interpretation of words written in languages that 'the people' were not sufficiently educated to read or understand. Most of 'the people' were illiterate in any and all languages and relied on 'the educated' to read to them. 'The people' lacked education sufficient to enable them to personally verify Tyndale's preferred interpretation. (Clearly Tyndale was very well educated. Are we to believe Tyndale contributed all of his UNPAID time 'out of the goodness of his heart'?! Where did Tyndale's money come from for his daily living expenses?! Who were Tyndale's financial backers?! What vested interests did Tyndale have in challenging / overthrowing the power of 'the church'?!) Ergo, 'the people' were subsequently confronted with TWO interpretations, neither of which 'the people' could personally verify. Tyndale's interpretation was further 'interpreted' and manipulated to become the King James bible - and others - to better please those with various nefarious vested interests. To this day 'the people' continue to be manipulated and controlled by those whose doctrine is simply ""believe, unquestioningly, what I tell you or suffer eternal damnation". Since its inception the Christian religion has been propagated throughout illiterate populations by parties pursuing their own nefarious vested interests - ALWAYS involving obtaining absolute power.

[@davidkennedy8929]

The same way the hysterical mask mandate supporting zealots said that anyone not wearing masks were selfish and not thinking of others!

[@eddiebeaty8150]

@@trueaussie9230 The Catholic church is solely responsible for the construction of The Holy Bible, and in it's translation. How dare anyone else translate the scripture other than "THE" CHURCH (sarcasm). I hold my own beliefs in God and Jesus. Can't bring myself to the rule of any "CHURCH".

[@TruthLivesNow]

@@trueaussie9230 It has been said that William Tyndale made money out of the Law of Supply and demand. King Henry VIII, Cardinal Woolsey, and Lord High Chancellor More would burn his books, creating a higher demand for them.

[@carama3590]

William Tyndale was my 14th great uncle. I’m very blessed to have this beautiful heritage. Before anyone told me about our Lord Jesus Christ I knew him I felt him. The spiritual DNA running through my blood has never wavered. Truly blessed I must say. God bless all of you and yours repent and stay in constant prayer don’t be deceived by the satanic stairs all around you.

[@slickiestrick5479]

God bless You mate. Just remember... To whom much is given much is required😊 So... find out why his translation was so dangerous.

[@Floridad25]

...........you're creepy. Really creepy.

[@elizabethsmith8609]

GOD BLESS YOU XX

[@georgestirewalt8508]

You are truly blessed to have such an Uncle. And he such an nephew. Thanks for sharing.

[@LoveClassicMusic0205]

He truly heard the words "Well done good and faithful servant" when arriving in heaven.

[@timhaley3459]

William Tyndale had a zeal for wanting the Bible in the common people's tongue or language, the vernacular, or "vulgar" language, so that he studied Hebrew and Greek (as well as Latin), and became capable of translating both the Hebrew and Greek Scriptures into English, so that ordinary people of England could read the Bible for themselves, writing: "I perceived how that it was impossible to establish the lay people in any truth, except the Scripture were plainly laid before their eyes in their mother tongue.”(Note: Tyndale was ordained a Roman Catholic priest in 1521, whereby Latin was still the language of the "church") However, he met with strong opposition from Bishop Cuthbert Tunstall of London, who used a 1408 Catholic council that met at Oxford, England, to destroy Tyndale's "New Testament", his Pentateuch in English in 1530 at St. Paul's churchyard, in which the 1408 Catholic council said that "we therefore decree and ordain, that from henceforward no unauthorised person shall translate any part of the holy Scripture into English or any other language . . . under the penalty of the greater excommunication, till the said translation shall be approved either by the bishop of the diocese, or a provincial council as occasion shall require.”(Note: For daring to contravene or violate this prohibition, many itinerant preachers known as Lollards were burned as heretics) Tyndale never forgot his purpose: to make the Scriptures easy enough for the ordinary layman to read, right down to the “boy who plows the field.” So his style and idiom are simple and clear, yet powerful. He paid close attention to the context and avoided additions to or omissions from the original text, even though paraphrasing was resorted to by most translators of the time. Tyndale’s word choice was also careful and accurate. For example, he used “love” instead of “charity" (as at 1 Cor 13:1-13, for the Greek word agape is used there that means "love, i.e. affection") “congregation” for “church" (as at Matt 16:18, in which the Greek word ecclesia is used, that literally means "called out" from the world into God's congregation of true worshippers) and “elder” (as at 1 Pet 5:1, in which the Greek word presbyteros is used; Note: the Catholic Douay Version, 1945 edition, reads as "ancients") rather than “priest” where appropriate. This infuriated critics like Sir Thomas More because it changed words that had come to be venerated through tradition. Tyndale was also responsible for introducing God’s personal name, Jehovah, into the English Bible. As writer and author J. F. Mozley observed, Tyndale used it “more than twenty times in his Old Testament” translations, so that Tyndale wrote in his 1530 edition of the Pentateuch: "Iehovah is God’s name . . . Moreover as oft as thou seist LORD in great letters (except there be any error in the printing) it is in Hebrew Iehovah."(Note: the letter I in Iehovah changed by the end of the 16th century to the letter J which just developed in the English language, so that God's name is now written in English as Jehovah, see Isa 12:2, KJV) William Tyndale was burned on a stake on October 6, 1536 at about the age of 42, after he was strangled, and who had once wrote to John Frith (who was himself burned in London by Bishop Stokesley [who once said that he "rejoiced that in his lifetime he had burned fifty heretics"] in 1533 C.E. at the age of 30), his colaborator, that "I never altered one syllable of God’s word against my conscience, nor would this day, if all that is in the earth, whether it be pleasure, honour, or riches, might be given me." Hence, William Tyndale revered Jehovah's word the Bible, and was willing to sacrifice his life to accomplish this work. So, how many people treasure the Bible as William Tyndale did, wanting to do as Jesus said at John 17:3: "This means everlasting life, their coming to know you, the only true God (Jehovah), and the one whom you sent, Jesus Christ" ?

[@gawra8401]

so sad may he rest in peace... true hero thank you for your translation!!

[@katelovescats2024]

Translating parts of the Bible was a capital offense. He translated the whole Bible. 😳 not all heroes wear capes

[@DavidValle-ej8es]

He made deliberate mistranslations like instead o church, congregation, and instead of priest, elders. He hates the pope and the Catholic Church. It was good that he wanted to translate the first English Bible. But he deliberately opposed the church of Jesus’s core beliefs.

[@BeniaminZaboj]

@alle-ej8esGreek word in New Testament is Presbyteoros - the Elder, not "priest". You are the one who is mistranslating the word. God will punish the ones who murdered Tyndale and sect who is repossible for that.

[@DavidValle-ej8es]

@@BeniaminZaboj you do know tyndale created why is know as a sect right?

[@DavidValle-ej8es]

@@BeniaminZaboj and the pesbyters have always been know as bishops even in the early church

[@BeniaminZaboj]

@alle-ej8esThis is lie of Romnism - they got caught by this; they to this they lie to people in their translation of the church father where they put GREEK WORD "Presbyteros" meaning and coming from the world ELDER and their FALSLY translating it to Priest - and you my friend - you are also victim of this deception; Go to the Greek Lexyciones and you will see that Presbyteros is coming from the Elder, NOT priest - and no, in Early Church Elders was not priests either - it's false translation of the word presbyteros in many Roman Catholic translations decivde people to think so. Presbyteros - Strong's G4245 in the following manner: elder (64x), old man (1x), eldest (1x), elder woman (1x). This is what the WORD intselfe mean and from where it's comning from, from the Elderly perosn, you can never got translation to "Priest" about of this word

[@proud2bpagan]

reminds me of a guy from The Gideons that came to our church that said that they smuggled copies of the bible in russian when the soviet union was still around "the russian ppl are so hungry for the Gospel"**he said** "that when the Bibles from each shipment are distributed,others show up too late,but want the boxes the Bibles arrived in"

[@floralfancy7814]

His death reminds me of how Jesus' Apostles died. Both wanted to spread knowledge and help people but people were threatened by them and they were killed for their pure actions.

[@followeroftheway8454]

God bless Tyndales soul. He produced much fruit by enlightening the masses.

[@iamauntmeem]

It is said that Ann Boleyn had a copy of Tyndale's 'The Obedience of Christian Man' and showed it to Henry the Vlll as his mistress which could have led to her death at that time. Ann was influential in Henry Vlll's fighting against the Catholic church and declaring he, the king was above the pope. This period in time with William Tyndale, Martin Luther, and HenryVlll's obsession with Ann Boleyn changed the Christian church. It gave the individual people more control over their own religious practices. My own ancestors fled England because they were persecuted for their religious beliefs. That is why the founding fathers established the First Amendment for the separation of church and state. Our government can not tell us what religion we can or cannot practice. The King of England forced its people to practice the religion of the country.

[@robinaboy]

I’m Catholic but I have serious misgivings about the actions and teachings of the Church as an institution. Today’s Bible is only what the Church has decided we should know about Christ. And I’m convinced it also contains passages inserted by the latter Church and passed off as the words of Jesus and the Apostles. Hearing Tyndale’s story is another example of why I believe this. What a great man.

[@trueaussie9230]

When was the Bible anything but what some humans wanted other humans to believe - for whatever nefarious self centred purposes. The 'original' Bible was a collection of 'stories' composed by unknown authors and in various languages. Over the years those 'stories' have been translated and translated - and manipulated - by various parties having a variety of 'agendas'. NOTHING in the current Bible is truly verifiable.

[@stephenmcguire7342]

So why tell everyone you're a Catholic when like Tnydale you're clearly not.

[@brianfergus839]

“And they’ll know we are Christians by our love, by our love… yes they’ll know we are Christians by our love”

[@stephenmcguire7342]

@@brianfergus839 By love you mean a willingness to die defending the doctrine Jesus Christ left in deposit to the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church, correct?

[@brianfergus839]

@@stephenmcguire7342 no… the love of the murderers

[@gregoryquint7653]

Disgusting betrayal of God's chosen to spread His Word but now he is definitely with Yeshua and His Father.

[@grizzlynad]

🤣

[@ReformedOrthodoxy-t8i]

Thanks for giving me inspiration to do a report on The Tyndale Bible. I recently subscribed.

[@dev-debug]

I had not heard of Tyndale before this video, very interesting. Good luck with your paper ! Edit: You may be interested in his video on Bloody Mary as well since she served under Henry VIII.

[@ReformedOrthodoxy-t8i]

Thanks. William Tyndale is one of my favorite historical martyrs.

[@SyriusStarMultimedia]

For all the Bible translating, nowhere does it tell Europeans to go around world destroying other people’s cultures and languages. If someone knows better direct me to the chapter and verse. I read, “If the word is not accepted brush the dust off your feet and keep it moving.”

[@owenleejoeking2683]

The days he labored free , translating , were probably among the best days in life ever enjoyed by a single person. The holy spirit was truly with this man

[@brianfergus839]

“And they’ll know we are Christians by our love by our love yes you’ll know we are Christians by our love”

[@halfgingeralehalfgin]

Can you imagine being literate and getting ahold of a tyndale bible at that time? It must have been the same feeling akin to getting a new album from one your favorite bands, but with the dangerous risk involved!

[@davidblyth5495]

The first English translation of the Bible was the Douay-Rheims version.

[@someotherdude]

Ummm.... I think having this bible would be a bigger deal than some controversial album.... did you watch the video?!

[@followeroftheway8454]

More than that. That your mind become opened to all truth. Praise the Lord. Amen

[@davidblyth5495]

@@followeroftheway8454 where is "all the truth" and who decides it would be there?

[@centrocristianovidaabundan5971]

@@davidblyth5495 You appear to be misinformed... The Douay-Rheims New Testament was not published until 1582, 46 years after Tyndale's death and 56 years after his New Testament was first published in Worms by Peter Schöffer the Younger in 1526. The complete "Tyndale Bible" was both finished and published by Myles Coverdale in 1535, while the complete Douay-Rheims Bible was not published until 1610. By that time the Great Bible, the Geneva Bible and the Bishop's Bible had all been in publication for decades.

[@alanward8923]

What a great man Tyndale was.

[@SocialStudiess]

It’s a shame the English (and Germans), never knew of us (Eritreans and Ethiopians) during all this. My ancestors been practicing what these boys were getting burned on the stake for since Christianity was introduced to us! Amazing man though this chap Tyndale. God bless all Christians 🙏🏾

[@danielkaranja7978]

There wqs some level of knowledge about Ethiopia by the details sketchy and wrong in some parts. An example of this knowledge is the Portuguese efforts, prior to the 15th century, to link up with Ethiopia and join hands against Islam.

[@foxman1546]

Just shows what a ruthless hypocrite Henry VIII was. Tyndale was a true hero and scholar.

[@davidblyth5495]

Henry was ruthless The first English translation of the Bible was the Douay-Rheims version.

[@bryanstevenson2275]

he was killed in europe not england and when Henry got rid of thomas moore and created the english church, and the catholic pope influence was gone and the monstries were gone that opposed the bible in english, so for Henry to accept the bible in english was to empower his new english church.

[@davidblyth5495]

@@bryanstevenson2275 Henry's and other monarchs' influence was strong across boundaries. There was no opposition to Scripture in English but skewed translations to support heresies and mislead people - that's essential. The pope's responsibility is to defend the teachings and morals of the Church. The monastries were seized to eradicate opposition to immoral secular doctrines The English monarchy, like others desired control over everything, including the Church. The Anglican communion was a compliant group subservient to the laws of man

[@foxman1546]

@@davidblyth5495 Only just seen you reply, thanks. All types of tyrants have used and corrupted religion for their own malfeasance. Throughout history, most religious heads have inflicted great cruelty and terrible punishments on so called blasphemers. This includes popes, bishops, mullahs and royalty. So much for preaching love, tolerance and kindness. We are lucky to be alive today when all these people are held accountable to public scrutiny.

[@steveguest8028]

A true saint God rest his soul

[@philliplangford3488]

I live within twenty miles of the Tyndale Monument in Gloucestershire. Just over a hundred feet high it gives wonderful views as far away as Wales on a clear day. It looks spectacular when it is floodlit at night. Clearly visible from the M5 motorway.

[@MultiMoo20]

Thanks for posting ✅😊😊

[@kathyyodertreat]

I found out recently that William Tyndale is my direct ancestor (my 14th great-grandfather) on my mother's side. I hope that I am as BRAVE as my grandfather if it ever come to it! AMEN!

[@Mr-pn2eh]

Pray and ask God to give you the bravery you need

[@charlesflint9048]

Thank you for this, I didn’t know this before.

[@meredithc2755]

Tyndale was doing what God intended - the Good News is for everyone of all time! Terrible that miserable humans executed Tyndale, but he went immediately into the presence of his Savior!

[@davidblyth5495]

The first English translation of the Bible was the Douay-Rheims version.

[@trueaussie9230]

So, one must conclude that his execution was also what 'god' intended. Oh, no. I forgot. 'god' must be afforded all credit for whatever the 'believers' approve of and the 'devil' must carry responsibility for everything the 'believers' do not approve of.

[@trueaussie9230]

How come the most devout believers in 'a better life hereafter' are so reluctant to go there?!

[@davidblyth5495]

@@trueaussie9230 your grasp of the matter is deficient and incorrect

[@davidblyth5495]

How do you know what God intended? How do you know he went to heaven?

[@stephanielangel8851]

Thank you Mr tendell, for your brave stand, for the translation, ....... thank God for you, sir.

[@dakzillablaze]

So the church burns 6,000 bibles and immediately calls somebody else a heretic. Makes sense.

[@robbabcock_]

Terrific video!

[@Itsanewday4]

He is my ancestor…Thank you for making this

[@TruthLivesNow]

Excellent, very well done! If one is interested there is a Full Movie on KZbin about William Tydale, search under, "William Tyndale Full Movie Gods Outlaw The 16th Century Reformer," starring Roger Rees. Thank you very much for including William Tyndales last words of opening the King of England's eyes, and the answer to his prayers just a few years later. Tyndale's Translation was used in Luther's German Translation, "Die Bibel," (they consulted with each other), and was also used in the making of the 1611 King James, or Authorized Version. The Greek text used was that of the Roman Catholic Scholar, Erasmus, and also Stephens, 1550 AD, that was translated from the "Minority Text," and back translated from earlier versions of the Latin Vulgate into Greek where it was missing from the "Minority Text." Again, well done here! People now take the Bible for granted, when translating it into English cost William Tyndale his life!

[@davidblyth5495]

The first English translation of the Bible was the Douay-Rheims version.

[@TruthLivesNow]

Someone could argue that Wycliffe version was earlier than all of them.

[@kathyh4804]

What an amazing man! It’s horrifying how long the Catholic “church” got away with the leaders telling the people what the Bible said.... to benefit them! Tynsdale gave his life so believers themselves can read the Word. THAT infuriated the Catholic leaders! They wanted people subservient to THEM and not so much the Lord God Almighty! Thank you for your work in sharing this

[@brogsbunny]

Still happening, still promoting Purgatory to get the money in and still selling places in heaven.

[@trueaussie9230]

Are you saying "the Catholic church" - and its representatives - were NOT doing what 'god' wanted and intended?! 😱😱😱 Surely that makes "the Catholic church" - and its representatives - servants of evil, ie "the devil". 😱😱😱😱 So, those "servants of evil" must now be 'burning in hell', no?! And those who died at their command must be luxuriating 'in the land of milk and honey', no?! Tyndale enabled 'the people' to read an 'interpretation' of "the Word" that best pleased and suited Tyndale. 'The people' lacked the education, skills and means necessary to enable them to personally verify Tyndale's preferred interpretation of "the Word". By its very nature, any INTERPRETATION is infected with and effected by the interpreter's own prejudices and preferences. Precisely how has the role and practices of "the Catholic church" changed, in any significant manner, since Tyndale's time?! "The Catholic church" still strongly discourages dissent and logical open discussion and insists one must believe simply because it says so - or suffer eternal damnation. Only a fool would accept a diagnosis from their doctor, where no tangible credible evidence exists to support said diagnosis - and a plethora of tangible credible evidence exists to disprove, or at least strongly question, said diagnosis. Why are sooooo many sooooo eager and willing to accept similar arrogance from "the Catholic church"?!

[@kathyh4804]

@@trueaussie9230 I guess because people would rather follow mans “traditions” than the Word of God

[@petergerritgroen3157]

​@@kathyh4804Es gibt keinen Gott ! Alles billige Märchen.

[@bourbonrebel5515]

@@brogsbunnyThat’s literally not how purgatory works nor has the church ever preached that

[@saltycreole2673]

The Catholic Church saw a threat, and they acted. They would do the same today if they could. I was raised Catholic. I married in the Church. I spent a lot of time sitting outside the catechism class for asking the wrong questions. I'm now agnostic. My God loves me even if the Catholic Church doesn't.

[@stephenmcguire7342]

The problem is we don't create "My God" God reveals who He is through is One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church. That "My God" is an idol of your own making.

[@emmanuelmasih2296]

@@stephenmcguire7342 bullshit GOD reveals himself through his written word whose revelation started a thousand years before the statue smooching whore of Babylon Rome was even around.

[@emmanuelmasih2296]

You are bang on target. 🤠💪👏🤠💪👏🤠💪👏🤠💪👏

[@morefiction3264]

God reveals himself through his word.

[@saltycreole2673]

@@stephenmcguire7342 Well, it got me sober when nothing else did and my life is wonderful so my karma ran over your dogma see?

[@TredrickEsawJR]

William Tyndale was my many greats grandfather I am proud to have the Tindell last name.

[@lindamarzucco9097]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS. ONE OF GOD'S GIANTS ON THIS EARTH....

[@emmanuelmasih2296]

Never forget. They died, so that we may have eternal life through the eternal words of God ,revealed in scripture

[@juliewillcox3398]

What a great man he was,we owe him so very much, there should be a bank holiday named after him.Bless his memory.

[@davidblyth5495]

Why? What did he do that was not done already?

[@svenred6eard757]

​@@davidblyth5495 I agree. Many lives were pointlessly lost because of the bible.

[@davidblyth5495]

@@svenred6eard757 that's not what I said. Lives are lost due to people doing evil eg Henry VIII executing those who disagreed with his wishes

[@svenred6eard757]

@@davidblyth5495 Oh ok. But Protestants executed Catholics and Catholics executed Protestants. People killing each other because of beliefs. A huge waste of humanity.

[@Dbusdriver71]

Many a Great Man like this one were killed for their beliefs. He will be Well Rewarded for his Faith.

[@bulouvusonawalowalo1711]

Thank you for this video, thank you Lord Jesus for Tyndale's courage.

[@larry1824]

And this ain't even the worst of what's coming.....

[@ccrum1127]

William Tyndale was my 15th Great Uncle, and yes I do owe the Geneva Bible..one of the best Bibles I have ever read...also Henry VIII was also my 3rd cous 14xrem, also related to over half of his wives...I look forward to meeting him one day...

[@ccrum1127]

@@BiblicalTeachings you are the first person that has ever responded to being related to William Tyndale, Rev Dr Rowland Taylor who married Margaret Tyndale 10 Oct 1534 were my 13th Great Grandparents..so we should be 13th cous 1xrem…Hello cousin from Georgia…

[@ranwithit1907]

This is very plain to see that God used William Tyndale to get his word to the common people it is because of Great Men like this that we could actually read the Bible today had it been left up to the Catholic Church the Bible would still be in Latin and we would have no knowledge of it thank God for William Tyndale and thank God that the evil Wicked Catholic Church and the churches of that time which were Wicked did not prevail

[@benjaminrush4443]

Another Saint gone to be with his Maker. Thank you.

[@mboseman2895]

Man was betrayed just as Jesus was. How poetic.

[@peterisaacs1344]

A good and great man .

[@marcusaurelius1187]

isn't it ironic the King who ordered his execution later approved of his work? it says a lot on the kind of a lunatic the King of England really was but then again his name was Henry-viii

[@dawnory6505]

Excellent info about this Godly man whom God used for His glory!!! Will soon meet these men God used to inspire us to read His Word and follow our Lord and Savior. Maranatha!!!🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊

[@trueaussie9230]

How come the most devout believers in 'a better life hereafter' are so reluctant to go there?! And are eager to use any and all of man's scientific achievements, so often denounced by 'the church', to AVOID going there?!

[@spudpud-T67]

@@trueaussie9230 Why generalise, when we are all individuals. Are you that same as everyone else. I want to die as soon as and would do it myself but for me being a chicken shit and it would miss the whole point of being given life.

[@SillhouetteSonata]

@True Aussie what are you going on about? Also Maranatha y’all ❤️✝️

[@trueaussie9230]

@@SillhouetteSonata 'O Lord come y'all' - what are you going on about?! I can't imagine how the meaning of my comment could escape any reasonably educated adult. Your comment leads me to conclude that English is not your 1st language and / or you had a Catholic school 'education'.

[@katelovescats2024]

Strangulation before burning was merciful in comparison to being burned alive

[@AS-jo8qh]

Why would a Christian state forbid the translation of bible to limit access of people to Bible?

[@mingthan7028]

King Henry: I love your idea about Divine Right of Monarchy, Mr.Tyndale. Can I apply it for my marriage shenanigans? Tyndale: Wait, that's against the law of Christ. King Henry: I am the LAW.

[@Drevenhaven]

But wait a minute. Why was Tyndale arrested in the first place? Antwerpen was part of The Netherlands then and had no law against translating The Bible. Why would Flanders follow an English king and undermine their own fundamental rights?

[@Mr-pn2eh]

A spirit of Antichirst perhaps

[@Drevenhaven]

@@Mr-pn2eh It was more likely on the basis of smuggling. If Tyndale would have opened bookstores to sell his book to mainland Europe, there would have been no problem. Why he did not consult Erasmus after meeting him in Oxford who lived in Rotterdam I just can not figure out. Why and how did he go all the way to Germany without going through The Habsburg reich in the first place? Makes no sense.

[@AliZalghout-ys3xk]

because religion fears knowledge

[@Drevenhaven]

@@AliZalghout-ys3xk I get that but Tyndale’s execution had nothing to do with translating The Bible. It was not even mentioned in his arrest charges or judgement. He could freely work on his translations from his jail cell. What was he arrested for?

[@mrafard]

we humans are not better today

[@aaronsmith6603]

His sacrifice indirectly made the society we have today. The translation of the Bible changed everything...

[@nigel900]

I believe it was Jesuses sacrifice that did…

[@davidblyth5495]

The first English translation of the Bible was the Douay-Rheims version.

[@trueaussie9230]

So THAT's where the blame lies?!

[@grizzlynad]

@@nigel900 🤣

[@nigel900]

@@grizzlynad 🙏🏻

[@angloaust1575]

Kings had too much power then Parliament was rather weak along with the church Cromwell was the changing influence when charles one was Disposed of!

[@johnnyazer5779]

I'd have a better chance of becoming Dua Lippa's plaything, than finding a suicide hotline counselor in London in 1534

[@icwarhol1]

He began a degree at oxford when he was 12?

[@KutWrite]

I remember a movie in which the victim was supposed to have been strangled before burning but the man who promised to do so couldn't reach him due to the flames. That mans' legs were shattered with a hammer before he was dragged out to the stake. Anyone remember who that was? I believe the man who "convicted" the victim later went mad.

[@christopherckarkson5605]

@ KutWrite are you referring to the film THE DEVILS staring Oliver Reed? He was the man burned at the stake. A good film have'nt seen it in years.

[@KutWrite]

@@christopherckarkson5605 Could be. I'll go back and check IMDB and see if it rings a bell. That leg-breaking scene was horrific. I checked. It might be, but I'm not sure. It's worth a watch in any case. I vaguely remember Vanessa Redgrave as a hunchbacked nun, so maybe this is it.

[@juneroberts5305]

@@KutWrite It was The Devils. Only, in real life, they didn't lift a finger to try and spare Grandier the pain - they wanted to see him suffer, and suffer he did. Edited to add: I can highly recommend The Devils of Loudun by Aldous Huxley.

[@richardrowland2898]

@@christopherckarkson5605 A extremely graphic film, especially for 1968. Two girls, a couple of rows away from me, threw up.

[@heatherward9431]

@@richardrowland2898 it traumatised me for weeks, that film 🥺

[@jwhiskey242]

Good old Sir Thomas Moore - venerated as a Saint in the Catholic Church to this day - a torturer of those that disagreed with the papacy. A pox on him.

[@Mr-pn2eh]

My nickname for thomas (I refuse to call him sir) is thomas whore

[@joelbanks4068]

God's general, glory to God forever. If these men could lay down their lives and died for truth , we ought to preach it with boldness to the ends of the earth in the name of Jesus Christ

[@AliZalghout-ys3xk]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jimmypellas5937]

A truly Great man. But why would authorities ban information then? More importantly in today's global ideology, who and what I s being banished and why?

[@dublin_barman1356]

Love your Clips, all Amazing, to be Curious, would you, or have you ever done a Clip of " St Oliver Plunkett " a Jesuit Priest, who met a Bloody End at Tyburn ( I think ) his Head, and Cell Door, and Bone Fragments are on Display in Drogheda Church ( St Peters ) Count Louth Ireland. He was Executed for Treason on July 1, 1681, for the "Popish Plot"

[@CartoonHistory]

And then Henry commissions an English translation to be read in church...

[@neronevetti4540]

I open a door no man can shut and I close a door no man can open . No one can thwart the will of God Jesus Christ 🙏 all souls are mine and the cattle on a thousand hills belong to me.

[@vdimasteremeritus]

It was all about power. If you are the only one who is allowed to interpret the word of god then you have power over your church members.

[@johndowney8007]

The Roman Catholic church is of the devil come away from it now and trust on the LORD JESUS Halleluyah AMEN 🙏🙏🙏

[@davidblyth5495]

A false background The first English translation of the Bible was the Douay-Rheims version. Tynedale's translation had errors and the Church told him to correct them. King Henry took it upon himself to prosecute Tynedale and execute him Henry considered deviation from his faith as treason This was the same for subsequent monarchs who executed Catholics too

[@CartoonHistory]

Henry didn't execute him. He was convicted and executed in a town outside of Brussels

[@davidblyth5495]

@@CartoonHistorythat was under Henry's influence/instructions.

[@morefiction3264]

The Douay was a translation from the Latin Vulgate. Tyndale's was from the Greek.

[@davidblyth5495]

@@morefiction3264 yes, it was albeit a contemporary version or that time, the Textus Receptus with several errors. The Vulgate was translated from a more ancient Greek version and aided in context by the works of the Church fathers

[@chrishutton1458]

"The New Testament portion was published in Reims, France, in 1582" That's 60 years after Tyndale "the English wording of the Rheims New Testament follows more or less closely the Protestant version first produced by William Tyndale in 1525," "He was a gifted linguist and became fluent over the years in French, Greek, Hebrew, German, Italian, Latin, and Spanish, in addition to English." Someone has been lying to you!

[@baxpiz1289]

mrs tyndale: you translate the bible, get strangled and burnt, and 3 years later th . . . mr tyndale: stop

[@tbalc4529]

Matthew 5 10Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. 11Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you, and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of Me. 12Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven; for in the same way they persecuted the prophets before you.

[@tercur4356]

William tyndall died saying! (Lord. Open the King's eyes,) what he meant was. For jehovah God's plan at that period in time to have king Henry allow to have bibles translated into English and distributed in all the land! This very thing came about! That is how you and I are free today to read the bible with no fear of man! The world is changing I read my bible and address my creator by the name of jehovah! Alot of people don't know God's name.

[@dev-debug]

Amazing that a king feared knowledge so much that translating the New Testament from the bible meant a death sentence. Not a very wise king. Great video and subject !

[@davidblyth5495]

The first English translation of the Bible was the Douay-Rheims version. Henry considered anything he disliked to be treason He did much good but was unwise in some issues eg Tyndale's execution

[@trueaussie9230]

Amazing that 'the church' fears knowledge and tangible credible truth so much that it so harassed Galileo. A very unwise church.

[@davidblyth5495]

@@trueaussie9230 really? Which "knowledge"? It was Henry who executed Tyndale, not "the church". You should read up on what actually happened with Galileo - it's not what you "think"!

[@trueaussie9230]

@@davidblyth5495 Who, aside from your 'good self', has suggested it was 'the church' that executed Tyndale?! Perhaps you need to get off the sauce and the drugs and read with both eyes - and your mind - open. "Which knowledge"?! Any and all scientific knowledge, supported by tangible credible evidence, that conflicts with and disproves 'the church's' fairy tales.

[@ManuelPinner]

A True Saint that Served Our LORD Jesus Christ well! Now His in Heaven Rejoicing in Our LORD Presence!

[@aripg359]

So did he translate the New Testament only? Or also the Hebrew Bible (OT)?

[@timothy4131]

I have fought the good fight I have finished the race I have kept the faith now there is a store for me the Crown of righteousness Which the Lord of righteousness will award to me on that day and not only me But to all who knows long for his appearance Paul the apostle A. D. 60

[@velocitaaa]

BRUTAL

[@centpushups]

You control the language you control the people. No different than now.

[@kiwifruit27]

Best book ever written, so glad it is readily available for all to freely access. Great video, thanks for doing the research

[@grizzlynad]

😅

[@EnDB]

Seems like religion has always been a horrid thing inflicted on humans by other humans.

[@mikemcnamara3777]

It’s not religion. It’s mankind not following the religion. Power corrupts.

[@EnDB]

Mankind created it.

[@professorneturman2249]

@@mikemcnamara3777 Religions have a very long history of brutality. Cite where they haven't

[@ajnelson30]

Facts are facts!!

[@glennduke5853]

Definatley not "always" horrid. Sometimes politics gets involved causing much suffering and confusion!

[@gaildonaldson6966]

Religion makes hypocrites of us all.....

[@christine-no8ml]

Catholic is the true church aint it? They still cannot contain protestantism with persecution, now babylon is not using the same strategy anymore, they are now more subtle to spread their pagan doctrines.

[@christinecallahan5512]

For those days, he was MUCH TO ADVANCED in his mind, N O T religious enough.......

[@HiggaionSelah_EWFMG]

"Through the two great errors, the immortality of the soul and Sunday sacredness, Satan will bring the people under his deceptions. While the former lays the foundation of spiritualism, the latter creates a bond of sympathy with Rome. The Protestants of the United States will be foremost in stretching their hands across the gulf to grasp the hand of spiritualism; they will reach over the abyss to clasp hands with the Roman power; and under the influence of this threefold union, this country will follow in the steps of Rome in trampling on the rights of conscience." GC 588.1 National Apostasy Will Be Followed by National Ruin When our nation, in its legislative councils, shall enact laws to bind the consciences of men in regard to their religious privileges, enforcing Sunday observance, and bringing oppressive power to bear against those who keep the seventh-day Sabbath, the law of God will, to all intents and purposes, be made void in our land, and national apostasy will be followed by national ruin.-The S.D.A. Bible Commentary 7:977 (1888). LDE 133.5 It is at the time of the national apostasy when, acting on the policy of Satan, the rulers of the land will rank themselves on the side of the man of sin.It is then the measure of guilt is full. The national apostasy is the signal for national ruin.-Selected Messages 2:373 (1891). LDE 134.1 Roman Catholic principles will be taken under the care and protection of the state. This national apostasy will speedily be followed by national ruin.-The Review and Herald, June 15, 1897. LDE 134.2 When Protestant churches shall unite with the secular power to sustain a false religion, for opposing that which their ancestors endured the fiercest persecution, then will the papal sabbath be enforced by the combined authority of church and state. There will be a national apostasy, which will end only in national ruin.-Evangelism, 235 (1899).LDE 134.3 When the state shall use its power to enforce the decrees and sustain the institutions of the church-then will Protestant America have formed an image to the papacy, and there will be a national apostasy which will end only in national ruin.-The S.D.A. Bible Commentary 7:976 (1910). LDE 134.4 I highly recommend 'Conflict of the Ages' series of five books by Christian Author Ellen G. White (Authentic Seer/Prophet of God)..... "Patriarchs and Prophets" "Prophets and Kings" "The Desire of Ages" " The Acts of the Apostles" "The Great Controversy between Christ and Satan" Ellen G.White, 1888, rev.1911 ⏳🌎🌍🌏⌛

[@HiggaionSelah_EWFMG]

The King of the North , the Little Horn , the Man of Sin , the Son of Perdition, the primary Antichrist power and the First Beast power of Revelation 13 are all one and the same power _ and represents the Roman Papacy ❗️ The King of the South (also symbolically called 'Egypt and Sodom and Gomorrah' in the Revelation) represents Secular Humanism , and Atheism , and are all one and the same power _ NOT necessarily a threat to God's people ; but the King of the North will overthrow the King of the South for all intents and purposes at the Civil or Government level , at the End of Time , and at that time the King of the North will become a major threat to God's people , and rule dogmatic Church and State in all Christian Lands and implement the Mark of the Beast world-wide _an Enforcement of Sunday , the Mark of Authority of the Roman Papacy , which will cause the Abomination of Desolation spoken of by Daniel the Prophet ‼️ The Second Beast of Rev.13 with the two Lamb like horns that speaks like a Dragon represents the rising power of the USA 🇺🇸 , in particular when the Protestant Churches shall so control the Civil power in the USA at the End of Time , that it shall become an image to the First Beast power of Rev.13 _the Roman Papacy _so that Church and State will rule dogmatic ; and this Second Beast power will enforce the Mark of the First Beast power world-wide , an Enforcement of Sunday , which will cause the Abomination of Desolation spoken of by Daniel the Prophet ‼️ "Through the two great errors, the immortality of the soul and Sunday sacredness, Satan will bring the people under his deceptions. While the former lays the foundation of spiritualism, the latter creates a bond of sympathy with Rome. The Protestants of the United States will be foremost in stretching their hands across the gulf to grasp the hand of spiritualism; they will reach over the abyss to clasp hands with the Roman power; and under the influence of this threefold union, this country will follow in the steps of Rome in trampling on the rights of conscience." GC 588.1 National Apostasy Will Be Followed by National Ruin When our nation, in its legislative councils, shall enact laws to bind the consciences of men in regard to their religious privileges, enforcing Sunday observance, and bringing oppressive power to bear against those who keep the seventh-day Sabbath, the law of God will, to all intents and purposes, be made void in our land, and national apostasy will be followed by national ruin.-The S.D.A. Bible Commentary 7:977 (1888). LDE 133.5 It is at the time of the national apostasy when, acting on the policy of Satan, the rulers of the land will rank themselves on the side of the man of sin.It is then the measure of guilt is full. The national apostasy is the signal for national ruin.-Selected Messages 2:373 (1891). LDE 134.1 Roman Catholic principles will be taken under the care and protection of the state. This national apostasy will speedily be followed by national ruin.-The Review and Herald, June 15, 1897. LDE 134.2 When Protestant churches shall unite with the secular power to sustain a false religion, for opposing that which their ancestors endured the fiercest persecution, then will the papal sabbath be enforced by the combined authority of church and state. There will be a national apostasy, which will end only in national ruin.-Evangelism, 235 (1899).LDE 134.3 When the state shall use its power to enforce the decrees and sustain the institutions of the church-then will Protestant America have formed an image to the papacy, and there will be a national apostasy which will end only in national ruin.-The S.D.A. Bible Commentary 7:976 (1910). LDE 134.4 I highly recommend 'Conflict of the Ages' series of five books by Christian Author Ellen G. White (Authentic Seer/Prophet of God)..... "Patriarchs and Prophets" "Prophets and Kings" "The Desire of Ages" " The Acts of the Apostles" "The Great Controversy between Christ and Satan" Ellen G.White, 1888, rev.1911 ⏳🌎🌍🌏⌛

[@dubes5594]

So how do we know HIS translated bible was the one that was accepted after his execution? Sounds like alot of sneaky people doin sneaky stuff back then...like the present day...🤔

[@brianfergus839]

KJ bible is estimated to be 80% taken from Tyndale

[@davidnelson5550]

The catholic control of the masses slowly slips away.....

[@trueaussie9230]

All too slowly, unfortunately. But the end is in sight.

[@davidblyth5495]

You're not aware that it was Henry who executed Tynedale and not "catholic control"?

[@trueaussie9230]

@@davidblyth5495 You REALLY do have difficulty in reading and comprehending what is infront of you, don't you? Who, besides your 'good self', has so much as implied that the 'catholic church' executed Tyndale. You seem to have some very raw nerves very close to the surface. Please, seek psychiatric help before you hurt yourself, or someone else.

[@chrishutton1458]

@@davidblyth5495 It was the Catholic Church, through Thomas Moore! Henry had no control on the Continent. Stop trying to shift the blame! You're like a naughty little school boy!

[@davidblyth5495]

@@chrishutton1458 the influence and authority of European royalty extended beyond kingdoms. They were mostly inter-related and had common interests.

[@kdesjarlais8200]

Tyndale? No doubt he made it to heaven. Henry the eighth? Highly doubt it,how could he? Executing some 70,000 people in his reign, Many over absolutely nothing

[@michaelwhite8031]

God bless him.

[@gavhinds8190]

SO GODLY AND LOVING..

[@JoshDunham88]

Does anyone else think it's kind of pretentious that the Brits voted him 26th on that list? This guy, who didn't speak Greek, translated a fairy tale from Greek to Hebrew, and then without speaking Hebrew, translated the story from Hebrew into English, and convinced a firm majority of people it was fact. All without anybody ever checking his work or wondering why a story set in Roman times was written in Greek..... What exactly have the 25 in front of him done that could be more impressive than that?

[@patmelton43]

The evil Catholic Church did not want the common people to have access to God's word. God judged them for that.

[@makeupboss3568]

This is definitely awful . God bless his soul !

[@donaldedward4951]

Please, your delivery is driving me insane.

[@martinamorgan1119]

We all need to read the Bible. In our language,,,,,

[@jadesmith6823]

Sainthood?

[@leewasguitarxpress6330]

After all the persecution catholics still have guts ro call themselves the group established by Jesus

[@fload46d]

With so many errors in the air and with the problems of earlier bible translations into English, it is no wonder the Catholic Church was being super careful. Add to that the rise of Lutheranism and Calvinism and the errors they promoted and it is no wonder Tyndale was dealt with as he was. The Bibles he inspired contained so many errors they had to be revised several times. Heresy and error were taken seriously in those days. Henry fell because of lust and the anxiety to have a male heir.

[@FernandoGarcia-zs9cp]

Translations are always a reflection of the translator, whether or not it is faithful to the original. Think of the NWT

[@nopeno6514]

It seems that they were no short of executions. Maybe that were the main sport at that time

[@tjfootball1908]

Exactly

[@jeyakumarm1912]

Great Babylon hate word of God and tried to prevent translation 💕😂

[@brandonnicholls8073]

Fascinating,He must have been a very strong individual for the Harsh times he lived in.Maybe he was a Saint..Who knows?! 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@Yesica1993]

All genuine followers are saints. Read the Bible!

[@ptrckkear1]

The English treatment of Bible scholars is sad.