July/August 2004
» Contents of this issue
¬	Editorial: Our Cultural Battlegrounds
¬	The Battle Over the Bible
¬	Can You Prove the Bible Is True?
	The Bible Under the Microscope
¬	Could We Lose the War on Terror?
¬	The Horsemen of Revelation: The Pale Horse of Pestilence
¬	Ronald Reagan: In His Own Words
¬	Has the Bible Been Preserved Accurately?
	Why Are There Differences in Ancient New Testament Manuscripts?
	How Did We Get the Bible?
¬	William Tyndale: He Gave His Life to Give Us the Bible
	William Tyndale and the Apostle Paul
	Tyndale as Translator
	Biographical Timeline
¬	World News and Trends
¬	Letters From Our Readers
¬	Just for Youth: Christian Values Under Attack

Biographical Timeline of William Tyndale

• 1494 or 1495: Born in Gloucestershire County in England near the Welsh border.

• 1506: Entered Magdalen School in Oxford.

• 1512: Received Bachelor of Arts degree (Oxford).

• 1515: Received Master of Arts degree (Oxford).

• 1516: Entered University of Cambridge.

• 1521: Ordained to priesthood.

• 1522: Translated Erasmus' The Christian's Soldiers Handbook from Latin into English.

• 1524: Crossed the English Channel to Europe—most probably to Hamburg (Germany).

• 1526: New Testament published in Worms (Germany).

• 1530: Pentateuch finally published.

• 1534: Revised New Testament printed.

• 1535: Arrested in Antwerp (Belgium).

• 1536: Martyred near Brussels (Belgium).

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