Today we look at the arrest, imprisonment and execution

Today we look at the arrest, imprisonment and execution

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Today we look at the arrest, imprisonment and execution of William Tyndale. 

In 1535 a friend of Tyndale betrayed him and he was captured and placed in the Castle of Volvorde (prison). For 18 months he was held in captive.

Now, several Englishmen had been on the hunt for William Tyndale, under orders either from King Henry VIII, Sir Thomas More, or Bishop John Stokesley of London. These men were hunting all over Europe, but only Henry Phillips actually succeeded in finding Tyndale.

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