This is so informative thank you so much! Learning about Tyndale is making my own calling make sense! So many are self-professed Christians who have no idea that they are not actually part of the bride of Christ, they just attend a place every week that's happy for them to not think about being a disciple for the most beautiful one Jesus. I'm against false relgion and calling the body of Christ the ekklesia to wake up. Believe in Jesus that He came to earth, lived a sinless life and sacrificed Himself to die in your place and mine for all of the evil we've done. He then predicted He would come back to life and this was backed up by many other predictions and eye-witnesses. In Him there is eternal life for those who put their trust in HIM. Will you put your trust in Him?
Nicely done. I appreciated the emphasis on his relentlessness to bring the Scriptures to the the "ploughboy". Also appreciated your sharing that Tyndale wanted to work within the confines of the established church and with the King, but was turned away. Ever so grateful for Tyndale's sacrifice each day I open the Scriptures to my mother tongue. God bless you for this work.!
As a Mormon, we take that line by tyndale to be prophecy, as Joseph Smith was a literal plowboy when first introduced to the Golden Plates and his own calling of translation. And Tyndale's work was the foundation of the KJV of the Bible which Smith was raised on As such there's a small scale debate in LDS circles whether Tyndale should be considered a Prophet of God. He certainly acted like one!
@@hagamapama I appreciate your knowledge of Tyndale. I did find it interesting your comparison of the similarity of Tyndale and Smith. As someone who has read the BOM, D&C, PGP, and History of the Church(all 7 volumes), I am not sure there is alignment between the Gospel of Tyndale and the Gospel of Smith. More curiously, I believe if Tyndale indeed translated the very Word of God correctly into English, why was it necessary to restore the Gospel as stated in his First Vision? As the prophet Isaiah states: "The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for ever"
@@aldersgatelives9841 Well not to get into a big thing about it but the way I understand it, the prophets of the Restoration are about revealing the Word of the Lord more perfectly. The Word of God doesn't change, of course, but our understanding of doctrine is much less permanent. The Lord is perfect, but we are not, and as in Biblical times, we need reminders or clarifications for situations where we simply have it wrong. We've all seen people quote the bible to justify some very unChristlike horrors over the years. If that can happen to a perfect gospel , then clearly our understanding of the gospel must, itself, be imperfect. It's like trying to set a perfect course along an infinite vector. No matter how perfect we are in trying to plot a vector to match, infinitesimal human errors are inevitable and sooner or later we will eventually be infinitely astray -- that's not the vector's fault, it's because we stopped correcting course. I marvel that Christian society can possiibly have concluded that our knowledge and understanding of the Lord's Gospel is so unalterably perfect that new word of God to correct our understanding of the Gospel, is in some way unnecessary. To suggest this, to me, would be to suggest that we live in a perfected world and oh dear God, I hope not!
@@hagamapama I do agree that TH-cam is certainly not a "fruitful" instrument for serious dialogue concerning such an essential matter such as God's ability to preserve His gospel through the ages. While I would concede our knowledge of God's truth is certainly not "perfect" in the sense that it is complete on this side of Heaven(afterall we will be spending literally billions of years/Eternity with Him which He will reveal so much more than we could possibly understand here in our finiteness), I would say our understanding of the Gospel has always been "perfect" in the sense that our knowledge is sufficient to both be held morally accountable for our sin and either our rejection of the grace as shown in His offer of salvation through faith in Christ's death on the Cross or our acceptance of His gift through faith. Ultimately, Tyndale and Smith believed in two different Gospels. They each made their choice, now that choice is one each of us have to make. Thank you for your earnestness in your reply.
No wonder the Reformed theology took hold the way it did - and is still deeply lodged today. The Reformation happened alongside the release of the Bible in English... So the laymen got access to the Scriptures along with a particular interpretation of them. And now, it seems the "doctrines of grace" have been grandfathered in as truth, without reference to what the Bible actually says... endlessly fascinating. Nice work. Going to keep plumbing the depths of your channel.
Thanks again, and yes you are on the right track! Gaining this access to the Bible ushered in a whole new movement that was trying to "Reform" the way the Church was at that time. Because of this as you study Reformed Theology it's important to know what was considered Canon by the Catholic Church, and also how their practices were viewed by the soon-to-be leaders of the Reformed Theology.
@@ChristianBiographies he mostly used the geneva bible and either quoted or referenced the bible over 1300 times in his plays. i didn't know that either.
Well done study, I can see from your understanding, Your 1st love is the Truth. As Jesus Christ revealed to us that he is the Way, the Truth and the Life. It is also amazing that God chose William Tyndale 1494 - October 6, 1536 in the season of the birth of the Printing Press as William Caxton set up his printing press in Westminster, London, in 1475 or 1476 this season and time to even better the workings of the printing press come the New Testament from the original Greek printed in 1526. When I look at what these men when through to bring the truth to the world I know also they were filled with the Holy Spirit to endure bringing the Truth into the Light. Also to note: William means "resolute protector" or "strong-willed warrior and Tyndale means "Flow" as all of which his translations do. It is amazing what William Tyndale was able to do in his 42 years on this earth. Also remember what Jesus said to his chosen: John 15:16 “Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you.” Thank you for your work.
Thank you for the comment I appreciate your kind words. I think it is no coincidence that Tyndale's life was placed perfectly in a time when the printing press would allow his work to be published and spread on scales that had never been seen before. Every time I study William Tyndale's life, I am so grateful for the resources that I have available to me today.
You have a very prestigious last name within Christian studies! William gave up his life so that we would have the ability to read the Bible in common English.
What’s up fam. William didn’t get to have kids so is he your uncle too? Rowland Taylor is my grandfather. Also burned as a heretic, but had a child first
Not sure what fam branch you would fall in, but this might be of interest. Crossed to the EastCoast US btw on the Mayflower. We seem to have a history of important spiritual OG’s *& probable uncle, the one and only Daniel frikken Boone. Take care bornofgreatness.weebly.com/our-famous-taylor-ancestors.html
Thank you for this podcast. Such a welcome subject. Christian stories. However , please may I make one remark, that it seems to me that the narrator is speaking too fast.
Yeah, going forward I am trying to slow it down and leave some space between sentences and sections. The way I edited the first few of these I didn't realize how it would sound when I got completely done lol.
A great man. But on the living legacy part. Let us not forget that he remains a translator of the original inspired words. He wasn't the author. And therefore, those words can't be attributed to be his. The Holy Spirit remains the author of the text of the scriptures.
He made sure to stress on tithes n offerings!! Many pentecostal evangelical full gospel churches are business places these days.demanding tithes which is written in old testament...why these churches don't keep d Sabbath? But keeping the law in Malachi about tithes n offerings!!
He should be declared the saint and martyr; I (you) see that still, his translation is not correct like "lead us not into temptation" is wrong; it must be not "temptation" but "trial".Well, a proof of how Devil works at Institutions like Govs,Church (1P4:17) and Akademia and still now.If someone denies the existence of the Devil he/she is a science and theological fool;an example how a folly exists also in science in the minds of not one person but..generations like in the case for example of so-called paradoxes (Twin or Cat Schrodinger)- textbooks are the perfect proof of it! (Devil means the cause of(any) lie (j8:44) or stupidity; naturally, it means these scientists do not know the methodology of science but it is no excuse for their idiocy and the (dumb)Mass Media spreading it+ I've tried to correct in on BBC program and my comment lasted there only a few minutes but I have proof(I made it a "snapshot"; consequently, the Censor will be identified, founded and executed on Lord's Day
Lol yes I can’t lie I was struggling. I always try and look up correct pronunciations but this one did not turn out like I thought it would in my head while recording.
Septuagint is the accurate scripture, NOT THE "HEBREW" WHICH IS EDITED IN 900AD AD by JEWS before christ the septuagint was an accurate jewish translation from the now lost hebrew into greek.. we still have the septuagint and that is the translation jesus and the apostles read from. hebrew translations are innacurate.... this is my current observation after much research
Jesus Jesus called the religious people a brood of vipers which is a basket of snakes. It's hard not to see churches as evil that I want you to know that Jesus said you will know them by their love where you see love and selflessness and people who believe that Jesus is the son of God there you should be able to distance yourself from the evil that you see and explain in churches.
Great video man,Tyndale was a awesome man of faith,and thanks to me and other English translators we have the Bible in English.
What a brave soul I'm sure that God used this man to bring the Bible so everyone can read it
His relentless pursuit set the groundwork for so many people to have personal access to the word of God.
I am a direct descendant of his.Our family had to change our name and many fled England.
@@bazjones5282isn’t it sad that just knowing the word of god for yourself could do this to your family?!? God beless your ancestors
Bless you @@bazjones5282
Thank you William T!
This is so informative thank you so much! Learning about Tyndale is making my own calling make sense! So many are self-professed Christians who have no idea that they are not actually part of the bride of Christ, they just attend a place every week that's happy for them to not think about being a disciple for the most beautiful one Jesus. I'm against false relgion and calling the body of Christ the ekklesia to wake up.
Believe in Jesus that He came to earth, lived a sinless life and sacrificed Himself to die in your place and mine for all of the evil we've done. He then predicted He would come back to life and this was backed up by many other predictions and eye-witnesses. In Him there is eternal life for those who put their trust in HIM. Will you put your trust in Him?
What an amazing man, but what an amazing God!
Great man. Billions of people
I will see your face and embrace you when I get to heaven, my Mentor Tyndale. Thank you for giving us the English Bible.
Thank you Christian Biographies, God Bless this channel 🙏, and of course to our hero William Tyndale Blessed his soul in Heaven 😇
Nicely done. I appreciated the emphasis on his relentlessness to bring the Scriptures to the the "ploughboy". Also appreciated your sharing that Tyndale wanted to work within the confines of the established church and with the King, but was turned away. Ever so grateful for Tyndale's sacrifice each day I open the Scriptures to my mother tongue. God bless you for this work.!
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! To read Scripture in our mother tongue is a great blessing!
As a Mormon, we take that line by tyndale to be prophecy, as Joseph Smith was a literal plowboy when first introduced to the Golden Plates and his own calling of translation. And Tyndale's work was the foundation of the KJV of the Bible which Smith was raised on
As such there's a small scale debate in LDS circles whether Tyndale should be considered a Prophet of God. He certainly acted like one!
@@hagamapama I appreciate your knowledge of Tyndale. I did find it interesting your comparison of the similarity of Tyndale and Smith. As someone who has read the BOM, D&C, PGP, and History of the Church(all 7 volumes), I am not sure there is alignment between the Gospel of Tyndale and the Gospel of Smith. More curiously, I believe if Tyndale indeed translated the very Word of God correctly into English, why was it necessary to restore the Gospel as stated in his First Vision? As the prophet Isaiah states: "The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for ever"
@@aldersgatelives9841 Well not to get into a big thing about it but the way I understand it, the prophets of the Restoration are about revealing the Word of the Lord more perfectly.
The Word of God doesn't change, of course, but our understanding of doctrine is much less permanent. The Lord is perfect, but we are not, and as in Biblical times, we need reminders or clarifications for situations where we simply have it wrong.
We've all seen people quote the bible to justify some very unChristlike horrors over the years. If that can happen to a perfect gospel , then clearly our understanding of the gospel must, itself, be imperfect.
It's like trying to set a perfect course along an infinite vector. No matter how perfect we are in trying to plot a vector to match, infinitesimal human errors are inevitable and sooner or later we will eventually be infinitely astray -- that's not the vector's fault, it's because we stopped correcting course.
I marvel that Christian society can possiibly have concluded that our knowledge and understanding of the Lord's Gospel is so unalterably perfect that new word of God to correct our understanding of the Gospel, is in some way unnecessary. To suggest this, to me, would be to suggest that we live in a perfected world and oh dear God, I hope not!
@@hagamapama I do agree that TH-cam is certainly not a "fruitful" instrument for serious dialogue concerning such an essential matter such as God's ability to preserve His gospel through the ages. While I would concede our knowledge of God's truth is certainly not "perfect" in the sense that it is complete on this side of Heaven(afterall we will be spending literally billions of years/Eternity with Him which He will reveal so much more than we could possibly understand here in our finiteness), I would say our understanding of the Gospel has always been "perfect" in the sense that our knowledge is sufficient to both be held morally accountable for our sin and either our rejection of the grace as shown in His offer of salvation through faith in Christ's death on the Cross or our acceptance of His gift through faith. Ultimately, Tyndale and Smith believed in two different Gospels. They each made their choice, now that choice is one each of us have to make. Thank you for your earnestness in your reply.
Wow I won’t look at my Bible the same way now. Thanks for making this video
No wonder the Reformed theology took hold the way it did - and is still deeply lodged today. The Reformation happened alongside the release of the Bible in English... So the laymen got access to the Scriptures along with a particular interpretation of them. And now, it seems the "doctrines of grace" have been grandfathered in as truth, without reference to what the Bible actually says... endlessly fascinating. Nice work. Going to keep plumbing the depths of your channel.
Thanks again, and yes you are on the right track! Gaining this access to the Bible ushered in a whole new movement that was trying to "Reform" the way the Church was at that time. Because of this as you study Reformed Theology it's important to know what was considered Canon by the Catholic Church, and also how their practices were viewed by the soon-to-be leaders of the Reformed Theology.
@Another Day What about using punctuation in TH-cam comments? How do fools fare at that?
As a greek myself , he translated correct
Amazing video thanks brother !!!
What a man !
shakespeare actually quoted tyndale's bible many multiple times in his writings
That is really cool! Thanks for the added information.
@@ChristianBiographies he mostly used the geneva bible and either quoted or referenced the bible over 1300 times in his plays. i didn't know that either.
Well Done. Subscribed
Thanks!
Well done study, I can see from your understanding, Your 1st love is the Truth. As Jesus Christ revealed to us that he is the Way, the Truth and the Life. It is also amazing that God chose William Tyndale 1494 - October 6, 1536 in the season of the birth of the Printing Press as William Caxton set up his printing press in Westminster, London, in 1475 or 1476 this season and time to even better the workings of the printing press come the New Testament from the original Greek printed in 1526. When I look at what these men when through to bring the truth to the world I know also they were filled with the Holy Spirit to endure bringing the Truth into the Light. Also to note: William means "resolute protector" or "strong-willed warrior and Tyndale means "Flow" as all of which his translations do. It is amazing what William Tyndale was able to do in his 42 years on this earth. Also remember what Jesus said to his chosen: John 15:16
“Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you.” Thank you for your work.
Thank you for the comment I appreciate your kind words. I think it is no coincidence that Tyndale's life was placed perfectly in a time when the printing press would allow his work to be published and spread on scales that had never been seen before. Every time I study William Tyndale's life, I am so grateful for the resources that I have available to me today.
I'm awed!!
Wow 💖✝️🙏🏿
William Tyndale, Pray for us!
::Reads Bible:::
Lord.....Tell William Tyndale thank you!
Wow so this is my ancestor interesting
You have a very prestigious last name within Christian studies! William gave up his life so that we would have the ability to read the Bible in common English.
Thank you mr Tyndall for keeping the word alive praise be to God & God bless you.
What’s up fam. William didn’t get to have kids so is he your uncle too? Rowland Taylor is my grandfather. Also burned as a heretic, but had a child first
Not sure what fam branch you would fall in, but this might be of interest. Crossed to the EastCoast US btw on the Mayflower. We seem to have a history of important spiritual OG’s *& probable uncle, the one and only Daniel frikken Boone. Take care
bornofgreatness.weebly.com/our-famous-taylor-ancestors.html
Not related to Tyndale, but I just found out I'm related to John Knox and John Wesley.
This man was brave he sacrifice his life to save the bible ❤
Hallelujah 🙏🙏🙏
The Greatest Englishman
Thank you for this podcast. Such a welcome subject. Christian stories.
However , please may I make one remark, that it seems to me that the narrator is speaking too fast.
Yeah, going forward I am trying to slow it down and leave some space between sentences and sections. The way I edited the first few of these I didn't realize how it would sound when I got completely done lol.
Love Tyndal
subbed, thanks bro
Thanks, I appreciate it!
A true Christian Saint.
A great man.
But on the living legacy part.
Let us not forget that he remains a translator of the original inspired words.
He wasn't the author.
And therefore, those words can't be attributed to be his.
The Holy Spirit remains the author of the text of the scriptures.
My many many Greats grandfather!
William Tyndale is my 15th Great Uncle..
Which Tyndall was your GGF..
The Catholic church has blood on its hands for Tyndale's death and burning at the stake.
William Tyndale is my 16th Great Grandfather
That’s my cousin!
He made sure to stress on tithes n offerings!!
Many pentecostal evangelical full gospel churches are business places these days.demanding tithes which is written in old testament...why these churches don't keep d Sabbath? But keeping the law in Malachi about tithes n offerings!!
He should be declared the saint and martyr; I (you) see that still, his translation is not correct like "lead us not into temptation" is wrong; it must be not "temptation" but "trial".Well, a proof of how Devil works at Institutions like Govs,Church (1P4:17) and Akademia and still now.If someone denies the existence of the Devil he/she is a science and theological fool;an example how a folly exists also in science in the minds of not one person but..generations like in the case for example of so-called paradoxes (Twin or Cat Schrodinger)- textbooks are the perfect proof of it! (Devil means the cause of(any) lie (j8:44) or stupidity; naturally, it means these scientists do not know the methodology of science but it is no excuse for their idiocy and the (dumb)Mass Media spreading it+ I've tried to correct in on BBC program and my comment lasted there only a few minutes but I have proof(I made it a "snapshot"; consequently, the Censor will be identified, founded and executed on Lord's Day
It was the first english translation to use JEHOVAH’s name ! N it was translated directly translated from hebrew n greek text !
1:00 Glostershersher
lol English spellings suck!
Lol yes I can’t lie I was struggling. I always try and look up correct pronunciations but this one did not turn out like I thought it would in my head while recording.
Gloucester is pronounced GLOSS-TER
Then why ON EARTH would they spell it Gloucester?? It Must be pronounced Glo-oostershersher as that it is how it is spelt.
Tyndale has all the hallmarks of a latter day prophet.
90 Translations and 40,000 denominations later ...
He was befor dat
Septuagint is the accurate scripture, NOT THE "HEBREW" WHICH IS EDITED IN 900AD AD by JEWS
before christ the septuagint was an accurate jewish translation from the now lost hebrew into greek.. we still have the septuagint and that is the translation jesus and the apostles read from. hebrew translations are innacurate.... this is my current observation after much research
Church seems evil
It is.
Jesus Jesus called the religious people a brood of vipers which is a basket of snakes. It's hard not to see churches as evil that I want you to know that Jesus said you will know them by their love where you see love and selflessness and people who believe that Jesus is the son of God there you should be able to distance yourself from the evil that you see and explain in churches.
It is, so you're half way there Mary, further than most humans, so well done.
Not the church, the people in it
Looks a bit swarthy
William Tyndale was a Hebrew...aka so called black man
What makes you say that?