Similar words: tyndall, sandaled, cakes and ale, chippendale, up hill and down dale, syndactyly, and all, sandal. Meaning: n. English translator and Protestant martyr; his translation of the Bible into English (which later formed the basis for the King James Version) aroused ecclesiastical opposition; he left England in 1524 and was burned at the stake in Antwerp as a heretic (1494-1536).
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(1) It pleases me to think of young Tyndale growing up here in deep rusticity.
(2) Vaughan eventually found Tyndale in Antwerp and had several talks with him in a meadow outside the city walls.
(3) Tyndale was always aware of and resigned to his likely fate.
(4) Just one letter from Tyndale survives from his long period in prison.
(5) Tyndale has been described as one of the fathers of English literature.
(6) Tyndale was helped, by Londoners with more worldly wisdom than himself, to go to Germany under a false name, with his half-completed rendering of the New Testament tucked deep inside his trunk.
(7) The "agent"—whose real sympathies lay with Tyndale—took the bishop's money, bought lots of the offending books, and sent them to the bishop, who duly burned them in public.
(8) When Tyndale went to Cambridge in 1517, the university was already bubbling with the new learning which had recently been introduced by the Dutch scholar Erasmus.
(9) Major publishers such as Tyndale, Thomas Nelson, Harvest House, Baker, and Crossway have published their work.
(10) Barnes and Frith , the faithful friends of Tyndale, arose to defend the truth.
(11) Tyndale had simply pocketed the bishop's money and used it to finance a fresh version of his translation.
(12) The fall of Risinghill in 1965 was as much a precursor of change as was William Tyndale in 1976.
(13) The first, George Joye, embarrassed him by publishing crude rhyming couplets about Wolsey which were attributed to Tyndale. Sentencedict.com
(14) Whether in the land of his birth or the town of his death, Tyndale buffs are still regrettably thin on the ground, and it is hard to follow his trail.
(15) While Luther was opening a closed Bible to the people of Germany, Tyndale was impelled by the Spirit of God to do the same for England.
(16) Both More and Cranmer served their time as enforcers of religious intolerance before falling victim to it themselves. No such stain sullies the record of Tyndale.
(17) In China, it accounts for only 8%, but is set to increase rapidly, according to the Tyndale centre.
(18) A year after his death, a complete Bible—two-thirds of which had been translated by Tyndale, the rest by his associate Miles Coverdale—was published by royal permission.
(19) Rev. John Kao obtained the Doc tor of Divinity, conferred by Tyndale University, College and Seminary. Dr. Kao was the first Chinese to receive such honour.
(20) But for many of the bustling Londoners whom the young Tyndale met, questions of diplomacy, taxes and war were at least as pressing as those of theology or linguistics.
(21) There was much tragicomedy in the contest between England's thought police on one hand, and the evasive powers of Tyndale, or rather his canny Dutch, German and English friends, on the other.
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