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Jan 26, 2025 5 min

Tyndale's First American New Testament

from Celebrate the Bible Hosted by Francis Douglas

William Tyndale was a pioneer in English Bible translation, producing the New Testament in 1526. Despite facing legal threats and persecution, his work laid the foundation for future translations. The first American printing occurred in 1837, highlighting Tyndale's enduring impact on making scripture accessible. Only a few original copies of his work survive today. If you would like to view to the photos associated with this broadcast, please go to my WordPress page at: https://celebratethebible250.com/2025/01/26/tyndale-new-testament-in-america/

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