The Tyndale New Testament: William Tyndale's 1526 Translation with Conventional Versing Paperback – February 18, 2023

I am honestly really happy with this Tyndale Bible and you can't beat the price. The word size is perfect and for someone like myself who loves middle english find this edition to be absolutely beautiful. I have a few different bibles I read from but this will definitely be a daily read for me without a doubt. If you're new to reading middle english I suggest reading the 1611 King James Bible first then move into more difficult middle english bibles such as the Wycliffe, Tyndale, or Matthews Bibles. Trying to read middle english can seem intimidating at first glance but it's not as hard as people think. Just be patient and read it slower and you'll start to pick it up no problem. You can also look up words you're not sure of online. Overall really satisfied with this Bible and look forward to reading more of it.

Sorry for the sideways picture. I wanted to show potential buyers what the text looks like. I love this Book! It’s essential for Bible lovers!

A fun book for the student of the history of English. An interesting addition to my daily devotional. Written in modern font so that you can see the development of spelling conventions more easily. Fun for the Christian nerd!

It’s original and I like it.

This book is huge, 8.5 x 11 compared to the 1526 Facsimile ed. 4.34 x 6.34. Being a "publish on demand" it's with cheap paper glued binding very thin card stock cover...A tragedy for a scholarly work of this import.One hopes with the 500 year anniversary fast approaching MUCH better physically published books will come out for honor we should all be paying to Tyndale. To be useful this book should correctly follow Tyndale's format, a single column, line length, word divisions, etc, but sadly it does not, example:Tys is the bo-Ke off the generacion off------first two lines in FacsmileTys is the boke off thegeneracion off Ihesus christ-----first two lines in this book