The Tyndale New Testament: A Reprint of the Edition of 1534 with the Translator's Prefaces and Notes and the Variants of the Edition of 1525

A fabulous edition of Tyndale's New Testament in his original spelling and in clear modern typeset. The full glory of William's genius is displayed for all to appreciate. A fitting tribute to a man of immense strength and virtue in the face of inconceivable hostility and barbarity. God bless him for all eternity.

It is a gift to have Tyndale's New Testament available to read. It’s faithfulness is wonderful, though the older English can be difficult, and thus the full meaning is obscured.Tyndale’s 1534 New Testament was not his last. He went on to make a final revision in 1535, called the GH edition, which was carried by John Rogers into the 1537 Matthew Bible. Readers will be blessed to read the gentle updating of Tyndale’s 1535 New Testament, as it was contained in the Matthew Bible, by Baruch House Publishing. It is complete with Reformation commentaries, updated, but keeping all its truth in the historic language of the faith:The October Testament: The New Testament of the New Matthew Bible