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'''William Tyndale's Bible''' was the first [[English language]] [[New Testament]] translated from the ancient Greek rather than the Latin [[Vulgate]].<ref>The Wycliffe Bible was the first English translation, but it was based on the Latin [[Vulgate]], which was itself a translation.</ref>  The Tyndale Bible was first published in the year 1525.  The Tyndale Bible came under heavy criticism from Catholics authorities who were unhappy with the idea of a Bible which was written in a language other than [[Latin]].  Tyndale later translated the [[Pentateuch]] from ancient sources into English in 1530, but was executed before he could translate the entire Bible.
 
'''William Tyndale's Bible''' was the first [[English language]] [[New Testament]] translated from the ancient Greek rather than the Latin [[Vulgate]].<ref>The Wycliffe Bible was the first English translation, but it was based on the Latin [[Vulgate]], which was itself a translation.</ref>  The Tyndale Bible was first published in the year 1525.  The Tyndale Bible came under heavy criticism from Catholics authorities who were unhappy with the idea of a Bible which was written in a language other than [[Latin]].  Tyndale later translated the [[Pentateuch]] from ancient sources into English in 1530, but was executed before he could translate the entire Bible.
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Several of the most famous expressions from the [[Bible]] were the original work of Tyndale's translation, such as “let there be light,” “the spirit is willing,” “signs of the times,” and “fight the good fight.”<ref>https://www.rcc.ac.uk/short-courses-retreats/tyndale-tiktok-bibles-translation-distribution-and-impact</ref>
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Expressions original Tyndale's translation<ref>https://www.rcc.ac.uk/short-courses-retreats/tyndale-tiktok-bibles-translation-distribution-and-impact</ref> which became immensely influential:
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*sign of the times
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*ask and you shall receive
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*salt of the earth
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*fight the good fight
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*the powers that be
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*a city that is set on a hill
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*my brother's keeper
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*let there be light
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*eat, drink and be merry
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*from strength to strength
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*see the writing on the wall
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*the twinkling of an eye
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*filthy lucre
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*a law unto themselves
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*as sheep having no shepherd
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*a broken heart
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*atonement
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*busybody
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*peacemakers
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*scapegoat
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*stumbling block
    
Many people in the Christian world could not read Latin, and priests had to translate the Bible to their congregations. However, Tyndale decided that every person in [[Christendom]] should have a Bible written in their own language, so that they could read the Bible themselves.
 
Many people in the Christian world could not read Latin, and priests had to translate the Bible to their congregations. However, Tyndale decided that every person in [[Christendom]] should have a Bible written in their own language, so that they could read the Bible themselves.
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