...King's ambassador, then in pursuit of him, " if it would stand with the King's most gracious pleasure to grant only a bare text of the Scriptures to be put forth among his people, I shall immediately make faithful promise never to write more." Tyndale's Testament was translated,...

...Tyndale's own heart, when he exclaimed, " If it would stand with the king's most gracious pleasure, to grant only a bare text of the Scriptures to be put forth amongst his people, I shall immediately make promise never to write more.''f When we contemplate this...

...him on the Continent, ' I assure you, if it would stand with the King's most gracious pleasure, to grant only a bare text of the Scriptures to be put forth among his people, I shall immediately make faithful promise never to write more.' And so * The book with glasses was...

...His Majesty's Ambassador, " I assure you, if it would stand with the King's most gracious pleasure to grant only a bare text of the Scriptures to be put forth among his people, I shall immediately make faithful promise never to write more." So, afterwards, (namely, 1533,) said...

...are these ! I assure you," said he, " if it would stand with the king's most gracious pleasure, to grant only a bare text of the scriptures to be put forth among his people, like as is put forth among the subjects of the emperor in these parts, and of other Christian princes,...

...on the Continent, — " I assure you, if it would stand with the King's most gracious pleasure, to grant only a bare text of the Scriptures to be put forth among his people, I shall immediately make faithful promise never to write more.'''' And so afterwards, in 1 583, said...

...HalhVelt prints, " in looking whereof" (i. 319), instead of "ia token whereof." most gracious pleasure to grant only a bare text of the scriptures to be put forth amongst his people .... be it of the translation of what person soever shall please his Majesty, I...

...on the Continent, — " I assure you, if it would stand with the King's most gracious pleasure, to grant only a bare text of the Scriptures to be put forth among Ms people, I shall immediately make faithful promise never to write more." And so afterwards, in 1533,...

...refer, when men were hunting for Tyndale over the Continent, he made it known to the English embassador that if Henry VIII would " grant only a bare text...God rather than man, and, with his life in his hand, he determined thus to obey. One of his fellow-laborers and fellow-martyrs onco said, " If you will...

...the king sojourning on the Continent, " if it would stand with the king's most gracious pleasure to grant only a bare text of the Scriptures to be put forth among his people, I shall immediately make faithful promise not to write more." 1 But the hour had not yet struck for...