Forgotten Reformer: Myles Coverdale and the First Forty Years of the English Reformation
ISBN: 9798886860276Myles Coverdale (1488-1569) is the little-known first translator of the complete Bible into English after the invention of the printing press.
As a forerunner to the Puritans' non-conformity, Coverdale was forced to flee England. He lived in exile three separate times for his translation work and Reformed convictions. G. F. Main now presents the rarely told tale of this forgotten Reformer in a riveting new biography.
Contents Author: G. F. Main holds a degree from Oxford University and served forty-three years as a teacher and head teacher. His research interests lie in the Protestant Reformation. Endorsements: "An excellent history of a greatly used and highly respected servant of the Lord. Highly recommended."-Bible League Quarterly "We warmly recommend this book to our readers." "Successfully setting forth the life and achievements of Myles Coverdale. . . . Warmly recommended." "We heartily recommend this inspiring book." "An excellent volume." "Warmly recommended as a record of the life and achievements of Myles Coverdale." "Very accessible for readers unfamiliar with Reformation history."
1 The Forgotten Reformer?
2 England before the Reformation
3 The Dawn of the Reformation
4 First Exile
5 Working for Thomas Cromwell
6 Second Exile
7 Strengthening the Reformation
8 Bishop of Exeter
9 A Narrow Escape from Burning
10 Third Exile
11 Last Years
12 An Evaluation
Appendix 1: Comparison of Bible Versions
Appendix 2: Joan Waste and Anne Askew
Appendix 3: Coverdale's Most Important Literary Works
Appendix 4: Coverdale's Letter Anticipating Martyrdom
--The Free Presbyterian Magazine
--The Gospel Magazine
--British Church Newspaper
--Peace and Truth Magazine
--Protestant Truth Magazine
--The English Churchman
Additional Information:
| Cover: | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages: | 201 |
| Publisher: | Reformation Heritage Books |
| Publication Date: | 2023 |