Princess Diana once shared a touching prediction about her eldest son, Prince William.Diana, Princess of Wales, who died at just 36 in 1997, gave birth to William in June 1982 when she was only 21 ...

It was a term coined in 1530 by a Protestant scholar William Tyndale, because Christian tradition acknowledged a goat was to be slaughtered for the atonement of the community, but the second goat ...

Tyndale had made good progress when he was betrayed to authorities and seized in Antwerp, held prisoner in a castle near Brussels for 16 months, and then, in 1536, strangled and burnt at the stake.

A red London telephone box has been playfully reimagined into a children’s library kiosk. The project titled The Upper Street Little Library is the result of a joint collaboration between William ...

All the time while he was translating the Old Testament he was thinking about how to improve his New Testament. Tyndale had to move on again and settled in Antwerp in Flanders (now Belgium). 1534 New ...

William Tyndale was a graduate of Oxford, an ordained priest, familiar with Latin and other languages, and a wordsmith in his own native English. He became chaplain to Sir John Walsh and his family at ...

Jeff Johnson, whose career with Tyndale House Publishers spans 37 years, is retiring from his position as chief administrative officer on September 29. In 1986, Johnson began his career at Tyndale ...

In 1382, John Wycliffe translated it from Latin to Middle English, using the phrase “a feeld of a potter,” and William Tyndale’s 1526 Greek-to-English translation of the passage featured ...

To those who seek to stop young people from reading The Handmaid’s Tale: Good luck with that. It’ll only make them want to read it more.

Welcome to The Daily 202! Tell your friends to sign up here.On this day in 1536, biblical scholar William Tyndale, credited with the first English-language Bible translated directly from Hebrew ...