The William Tyndale New Testament of 1534. The final book that William Tyndale published two years before his death in 1536. 

​This is an exciting new book, the William Tyndale New Testament of 1534 to come to the published world. We have had our original 1534 New Testament digitised and made into an affordable reprinted book, so you to can share in this historical story. This is the last English translation by Tyndale from Latin to English. The text is in the original format that Tyndale wrote and had published in 1534. We made our facsimile copies, slightly bigger for better reading and understanding, we publish as Tyndale intended, in the original 16th. Century English spelling. 

Be the first to own a copy. We are currently taking orders for our first 1000 copies. Please leave your details below if you want us to book you a copy.
We will be shipping in May 2022

We are currently doing a print run of 1000 copies 

• Each book is $50 dollars ex posting
• Book size is A5
• 444 Pages
• Matthew, Mark, Luke and John and The Acts
• Paper weight is 300gsm
• Paper Type: Silk
• Matt Cover

We are delighted to announce the printed version of William Tyndale
The New Testament 1534. We will have this for sale through Amazon Books this November 2021.

Great News, coming very soon we here at www.tyndalebible1534.com are offering an exact Facsimile copy of the last New Testament translated into English by William Tindale in 1534. Soon after the 1534 New Testament was published, William Tindale was arrested, strangled and burned at the stake in October 1536. Tindale’s translation, however, survived and found its way into subsequent editions of the Bible very soon after his death. This facsimile reprint by www.tyndalebible1534.com is a poignant reminder of the power of the printed word. Tindale was keen to use the English language that everyone in English society could understand and thus constructed very vivid sentences using active language. Tindale was echoing Erasmus’ famous inscription in the preface to his Greek New Testament: “I would to God that the plowman would sing a text of the Scripture at his plow and that the weaver would hum them to the tune of his shuttle."



Willian Tindale invented the English language, some of the more memorial phrases which Tindale coined are still in use today in our everyday language, such as “my brother's keeper”, “the powers that be”, “eat, drink and be merry”, “the salt of the earth”, “the spirit is willing”, “fight the good fight”, or “let there be light”. And many, many more. 


Our Facsimile hard copy of the New Testament 1534 will cover Tindale's English translations of ---Matthew, Mark Luke and John, plus the Acts of the Apostles..