This edition included the Johannine Comma (1 John 5.7). This is the edition which Tyndale used in 1526 for his translation of the New Testament into English.
This edition included the Johannine Comma (1 John 5.7). This is the edition which Tyndale used in 1526 for his translation of the New Testament into English.
William Tyndale, born around 1494 in Lollard Gloucestershire, translated the Bible into English during the Reformation and was martyred for it. He studied at Oxford…
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Born in 849 the fifth son of Æthelwulf, king of Wessex, Alfred became king in 871 following the reigns of three of his brothers. From…
Philip Melanchthon (the Greek version of his German surname Schwartzerdt) was a German Protestant Reformer, expert in biblical Greek, colleague of Martin Luther, and the…
