William Whittingham

William Whittingham (1524–1579) was an English theologian and reformer who played a significant role in the Protestant Reformation. He was involved in translating and editing important Bible texts, including the Geneva Bible, which was widely used by English Protestants. Whittingham also served as a chaplain to Queen Elizabeth I and contributed to shaping the religious landscape of England during a time of significant religious change. His work helped make the Bible more accessible and influential in promoting Protestant ideas and reform across England.