William Tyndale and the Bible We Take for Granted | Jennifer Powell McNutt
Five hundred years ago, in 1526, William Tyndale published his English translation of the New Testament. He was convinced that ordinary Christians should be able to hear and understand God’s Word for themselves. It was a conviction that would eventually cost him his life.
This week on Common Life, Cort Gatliff is joined by Dr. Jennifer Powell McNutt, a professor of theology and church history at Wheaton College, to explore the remarkable story of William Tyndale and the English Bible. Who was Tyndale? Why was translating Scripture into English considered so dangerous? How did his work shape…
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