who was William Tyndale most concerned about reaching with the Bible?
William Tyndale was most concerned about reaching the plow boys in England—ordinary people who did not even have a third-grade education. He risked his life to get the Word of God to them, because he cared about those without education.
Les explains that Tyndale’s primary concern was the plow boys in England, those who did not even have a third-grade education. Tyndale risked his life to get the Word of God to them. Les connects this to the truth that every believer has the potential within him to know the love of Christ and be filled with all the fullness of God. He emphasizes that this potential is for ordinary people, not just angels or those who have gone on to glory, and that Paul spoke to people in his own day who lacked the knowledge of God.