Tyndale's Translation

Tyndale's Translation refers to William Tyndale's work in translating the Bible into English during the early 16th century. His efforts made Scriptures accessible to English speakers for the first time, using careful scholarship to produce an accurate and readable version. Tyndale's translation laid the foundation for later English Bibles, including the King James Version. His work was groundbreaking because it promoted personal reading and understanding of the Bible, challenging the dominance of Latin texts controlled by the church. Despite facing opposition, his translation significantly influenced English Christianity and the spread of biblical literacy.