13K views · 885 reactions | William Tyndale was the first to print the New Testament in the English language in 1526. Just ten years later, he was executed for heresy. Sign up to receive audio features in your email similar to this one at museumofthebible.org/thebook. | Museum of the Bible | Facebook

10K views · 414 reactions | The real-life story of William Tyndale is more dramatic than any novelist could pen. In 1536, Tyndale was tried and convicted of heresy and treason. He was strangled and put to death, then burned at the stake. The apparent reason being his English translation of the Bible. | Museum of the Bible | Facebook

📣📣📣 William Tyndale is remembered for his translation of the Bible into English. For this reason the Roman Catholic Church had William strangled and burnt at the stake. Williams last words were to God; asking Him to open the king of Englands eyes. His prayer was answered - in 1611, our Bible came to be. The 1611 King James Bible. Here are some of William Tyndale quotes. 1. There is no work better than to please God. 2. It is impossible to preach Christ, except thou preach against Antichrist.