An Anonymous Writer, circa 1563, praises Tyndale with these words:
He “put forth certain books of the Old Testament and the whole New Testament, into the English tongue…whereby since thanks be given to God, the door of light into the Scriptures, hath and daily is more and more opened unto us, the which before was many years closed in darkness.”
John Fox, Acts and Monuments, circa 1570, says this about Tyndale:
“The true servant and Martyr of God…Who for his notable pains and travail may well be called the Apostle of England in this our latter age.”
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