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William Tyndale on the Hail Mary and Justification

William Tyndale (died 1536) was a significant figure in the history of Protestantism. Many Protestants consider Tyndale to be a hero. His version of the Bible was translated into early modern English around 1525. It’s interesting to consider how Tyndale translated Luke 1:28 in his bible. While modern Protestant translations typically don’t render Luke 1:28 as “Hail, full of grace,” Tyndale rendered it thus: “Hayle full of grace ye Lorde is with ye: blessed arte thou amonge wemen.” (http://wesley.nnu.edu/biblical_studies/tyndale/) The English Protestant Thomas Cranmer (1489-1556) also rendered the passage as “full of grace.” It’s also noteworthy that William Tyndale considered justification to be transformative, in which men are made (rather than simply declared) righteous. That conforms to the Catholic view of justification and it contradicts the heretical and unbiblical Protestant view of justification. According to the Protestant view, justification is merely a legal declaration about man’s status that takes place outside of man. It does not change or transform man; it simply alters his status before God. The Protestant Tyndale’s conformity to the Catholic view on this issue, and his contradiction of the Protestant view, is another example of the inconsistency of Protestants on central matters of faith. For a thorough refutation of the Protestant view of justification, consult this debate: Justification Debate with a Reformed Protestant (Calvinist) – Refutes Protestantism This is also a must-see video. For more biblical proof of the Catholic faith, click herewww.vaticancatholic.com
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