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The Dawning of the New Tyndale Moment: ScripturePlus
Centuries ago the holy written words of God were only available to an elite class of scholars who carefully kept the masses from direct engagement with the written word. Only those who had specialized training in arcane languages, ideas, and theories could read the scriptures for themselves. One man
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