How We Got Our Bible
How We Got Our Bible
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He sought out Augustine Pakington, a mer- chant trading to Antwerp, and asked his opinion about the buying up of all the copies across the water.
" My lord," replied Pakington. who was a * Cardinal Campesgio's letter to Wolsey.
'About 15,000 of his first Nrw Testament were issued witiiift four years.
Digitized by VjOOQIC TYNDALE'S VERSION. 9T secret friend of Tyndale, " if it be your pleasure I could do in this matter probably more than any merchant in England; so if it be your lordship's pleas...ure to pay for them — for I must disburse money for them — I will insure you to have every book that remains unsold." " * Gentle Master Pakington,' said the bishop, deemyng that he hadde God by the toe, whanne in truthe he hadde, as after he thought, the devyl by the fiste,^ ' do your diligence and get them for me, and I will gladly give you whatever they may cost, for the books are naughty, and I intend surely to destroy them all, and to burn them at Paul's Cross.' " A few weeks later Pakington sought the trans, lator, whose funds he knew were at a low ebb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sought out Augustine Pakington, a mer- chant trading to Antwerp, and asked his opinion about the buying up of all the copies across the water.
" My lord," replied Pakington. who was a * Cardinal Campesgio's letter to Wolsey.
'About 15,000 of his first Nrw Testament were issued witiiift four years.
Digitized by VjOOQIC TYNDALE'S VERSION. 9T secret friend of Tyndale, " if it be your pleasure I could do in this matter probably more than any merchant in England; so if it be your lordship's pleas...ure to pay for them — for I must disburse money for them — I will insure you to have every book that remains unsold." " * Gentle Master Pakington,' said the bishop, deemyng that he hadde God by the toe, whanne in truthe he hadde, as after he thought, the devyl by the fiste,^ ' do your diligence and get them for me, and I will gladly give you whatever they may cost, for the books are naughty, and I intend surely to destroy them all, and to burn them at Paul's Cross.' " A few weeks later Pakington sought the trans, lator, whose funds he knew were at a low ebb.
What to read after How We Got Our Bible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smyth, John Paterson, D. 1932. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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