In Chapter 12 of Foxe's Book of Martyrs, we focus on the extraordinary life and tragic martyrdom of William Tyndale, one of the most influential figures in the history of the English Reformation. Known for his bold determination to translate the Bible into English, Tyndale's efforts to make Scripture accessible to the common people led to relentless persecution by both the Roman Catholic Church and English authorities.

This episode takes a deep dive into Tyndale’s courageous work, his underground mission to spread the Word of God, and the political and theological battles he faced. We’ll explore the dramatic events surrounding his arrest, his imprisonment, and his eventual execution—highlighting his unwavering commitment to Scripture and his vision of a reformed church.

Tyndale's translation laid the foundation for future English Bibles, yet his life ended in martyrdom. Join us as we reflect on his legacy, the impact of his sacrifices, and the lessons his story offers to believers today in standing firm for the truth of God's Word.