What does Les Feldick hope people will do with the Bible?
The hope is that people of every background will search the Scriptures, learn to read them, enjoy them, and study them on their own. The Bible was made for that purpose, echoing Tyndale's desire for Scripture in the hands of every plowboy.
Les explains that the study is informal and has no particular denomination. He hopes to get everybody, regardless of background, to search the Scriptures and to learn to read them, enjoy them, and study them on their own, because that is what the book was made for. He also repeats Tyndale's expression about wanting a copy of Scripture in the hands of every plowboy in England and asks why people in America would not likewise search, read, and enjoy the Scriptures.