Salt of the Earth: A Medieval Adventure of Will
- ISBN-10
- 1096542218
- ISBN-13
- 9781096542216
- Series
- Salt of the Earth
- Pages
- 462
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020-03-11
- Author
- William Tindall
Description
In 1536, a young Apothecary, Will Tyndale, has his idyllic life interrupted when his favorite uncle and namesake is burned alive as a heretic. His uncle's crime? ...translating the Old and New Testaments into the first English Bibles. Will reluctantly agrees to retrieve 1,000 of his uncle's Bibles from a hiding place in Antwerp Belgium. Will leaves his comfortable, small town life and travels to London to prepare for what he believes is an honorable mission. Will's mission becomes challenged by with bullies, strangers, corruption, deceit, murder, and a street-fight, but nothing was more challenging than a young woman who wins his heart. Once in love Will discovers who he really is and can be described using the words of Jesus who called his disciples the "salt of the earth."
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