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“created”
― Tim Wildsmith, Daily Scripture Guidebook: A 52-Week Journey Through the Bible

“Much like Wycliffe, William Tyndale was met with opposition by the church, and he lived in exile for years in various locations throughout Europe. The first complete copies of his translation of the New Testament were produced in 1526 in the German city of Worms, but only after an earlier printing in Cologne had to be abandoned when authorities raided the printer’s shop. Tyndale also found himself on the wrong side of King Henry VIII when he publicly opposed the king’s decision to annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon. While working to complete his translation of the Old Testament in Belgium in 1535, Tyndale was betrayed by a so-called friend and arrested on charges of heresy. He was executed before he could complete his translation of the entire Bible.3 Despite his untimely death, William Tyndale’s work carried on.”
― Tim Wildsmith, Bible Translations for Everyone: A Guide to Finding a Bible That’s Right for You

“and make sure that we flip things around for it to make the most sense.”
― Tim Wildsmith, Bible Translations for Everyone: A Guide to Finding a Bible That’s Right for You