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So Much For Kindness
Written by Todd Friel   
Monday, 31 August 2009 01:00
transformed_BeaumontCA_thumb.jpgWilliam Tyndale was firmly tied to the stake. The kindling was piled high. The match was about to be struck.

Suddenly, as an act of kindness, the executioner approached Tyndale from the rear and graciously strangled him to death with a chain.  Or so I thought.

William Tyndale was an English Roman Catholic priest whose passion was to see the Bible translated into the language of the people. The Catholic Church and King Henry VIII disagreed. They believed that only the priests should have access to Scripture. When a Catholic priest warned Tyndale to stop his endeavor to translate the Bible, Tyndale fired, "I will make it possible for a boy behind the plow to know more Scripture than you do."

Threatened with death, he fled England and lived incognito in Europe until a friend betrayed him and Tyndale found himself in a dank prison in Vilvorde prison in Brussels, Belgium.

I stood in the place where Tyndale was lit on fire for his "heretical" views. I was told it was an act of kindness that he was strangled before the flames melted him. I was told wrong.

It was not uncommon that when a great reformer was to be set ablaze, they would preach, pray and sing so fervently, that many souls were saved before the flames silenced their message. That is why Tyndale was strangled to death. Not to keep him from pain, but to keep people from hearing the Gospel.

Tyndale's last words were, "Lord, open the King of England's eyes."

God granted that prayer.  Henry VIII had a change of heart and ordered that the Bible be translated into the language of the people.  Whose translation did they use? You guessed it: Tyndale's.

William Tyndale became a human torch so you and I could have the words of life. Are you and I willing to die like Tyndale so others can hear it?

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Comments (8)
  • |Y-m-d H:i:s Jonathan  - Tyndale
    Hey all,



    I think the message of this article is a call for us to give up our lives for
    the proclamtion of God's word. May our lives be a candle burning up for Christ.
    His light shines the more our wax melts down to extinction.
    Reply
  • |Y-m-d H:i:s George Diaz  - To speak or not to speak?
    Is it political to ask "self proclaiming" christians who they voted for?
    I have found that many who voted for Obamma are ignorant of the fact that he
    supports the aborting of the unborn up to 9 months... After they cringe I ask
    them if they believe in guilt by association!

    I contend that every pastor must present the "whole gosple" and that
    will expose politicians when compaired to scripture. I pray for those who voted
    uninformed and now regret it.
    Reply
  • |Y-m-d H:i:s leslie todd  - politics and religion
    just as WILLIAM TYNDALE had a problem with KING HENRY THE VIII,I PERSONALLY HAVE
    A PROBLEM WITH THE NOW DAY CHRCHES GETTING INVOLVED WITH OUR POLITICAL PARTIES
    IN WASHINGTON ,, ITS ONLY MY OPINION , BUT WHEN A PASTOR OR PRIEST USES THE
    ALTER FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES HE IS NO LONGER A PASTOR , HE IS NOW A POLITICIAN
    ,, I COULD BE WRONG , BUT, I DONT THINK JESUS IS FOND OF ANY POLITICAL PARTY AND
    THATS JUST MY OPINION,
    Reply
  • |Y-m-d H:i:s Barley  - Were believers involved with politics in scripture
    Paul made it clear that he was a Roman, and therefore had rights as a Roman.
    Jesus Christ did not refuse to answer the question of the tribute money, rather
    he answered, Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's.
    David was a king. There were believers in Caesar's household. Our source of
    wisdom and truth is God's Word, not politics. If a certain category a political
    party agrees with the scripture why would I not agree with that political party
    in that category? The ultimate source of truth, light, love, and deliverance is
    God's Word. My allegiance is to God and His Word.
    Reply
  • |Y-m-d H:i:s Raul  - right on
    Yes, that is right. Only through that precious blood shed on Calvary. Holy,
    innocent blameless blood of Jesus Christ. In Him alone do we have access to the
    Father. He is our righteousness and our salvation. Only through Him we have
    forgiveness of sins. Hallelujah!
    Reply
  • |Y-m-d H:i:s Lisa  - salvation question
    Salvation is a free gift from God. My salvation is "got" through
    repentance & faith in the shed blood of Jesus Christ to make me presentable &
    blameless to God the Father who in return gives me to Christ. By grace I am
    saved through faith.
    Reply
  • |Y-m-d H:i:s dudley hartzog  - christian
    what is your definition of salvation and what do you have to do to get it
    Reply
  • |Y-m-d H:i:s Chipper  - My Definition of Salvation
    Mr Hartzog,

    I have been a "Christian" for 37 years. I have been a preacher,street
    preacher,Sunday School teacher,etc etc etc. But something was wrong. A few years
    ago I made a list of all my known sins and went into a private place and poured
    out my heart to God, confessing them all. Fine. But I still sinned occasionally
    and on purpose.

    Then found the book "Way of the Master" lying in a hospital hallway. I
    read it,with tears. I found out how much God REALLY cares and feels about sin,
    that the TEN COMMANDMENTS are relevent, even though in Bible School and
    everywhere I was taught GRACE but not the truth about LAW. I examined the
    writings of C H Spurgeon, John Wesley,Augustine of Hippo,Martin Luther and
    others, finding out that the HISTORICAL DEFINITION OF SALVATION IS: Salvation
    FROM sin, not Salvation IN your sins. i.e. Repentence towards God does not mean
    AGREEING with God about sin,CONFESSING to Go...
    Reply
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