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Tyndale: Champion for Encountering God through the Bible, an interview with Dirk Smith

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By Dirk E. Smith
| Pneuma Review Verified
The leader of one of the world’s largest Bible publishing and delivery ministries tells us about William Tyndale, who translated the New Testament into English Five hundred years ago, and the trip he made to England to honor the martyr’s work. PneumaReview.com: For those of us who have not yet met you, please tell us about yourself and your spiritual journey. Dirk Smith: When I look back on my life, I can clearly see God’s hand preparing me for things I couldn’t yet understand.
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The English rebel who shaped America long before 1776

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By Dirk E. Smith
| Washington Examiner Verified
Two anniversaries are colliding this year. One will dominate headlines, but the other will go unnoticed. They are separated by 250 years, an ocean, and one extraordinary Englishman. As America is preparing to turn 250, I’ve just returned from London, where another milestone quietly reaches its own anniversary: It’s 500 years since a man named William Tyndale translated the Bible into English.
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Iran could be on the brink of a historic opening for the Bible. Is the Church ready to meet what may follow?

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By Dirk E. Smith
| Christianity Magazine Verified
In Iran, following Christ still carries risk and access to the Bible can come at great cost. But as signs of change begin to emerge, Dirk Smith says the Church must be ready for a moment that could place God’s word within reach of millions In Iran, following Christ can still mean secrecy, fear and real personal risk. Believers gather quietly. Scripture is passed from hand to hand. Even owning a Bible can carry consequences many Christians in the West have never had to imagine.
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