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Originally Posted by bibleprotector
It seems to that the questions are insincere, because of the amount of errors in the statements,
e.g.
There are six books in the Tyndale Old Testament, and it would be very unusal to have a copy of a Tyndale Bible, because only a few copies are known to exist, other than having a book which prints multiple versions parallel to each other (also unusual).
If these types of things are stated at point 1., how much less should other points be considered to be answered. There are numerous errors in the first numbered paragraph that would need to be resolved before going further.
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I *have* copies of the Tyndale Old and New Testaments. If *you* think I am lying, that is your mistake, not mine. Don't judge me based on your opinion without facts. It makes you sound biased and also makes me dicount your opinion on anything to do with this subject.
One is a small book, black hard cover (about 6x8 maybe) and the other is red hard cover that is larger (maybe 10x14). I am trying to go from memory as I am in Chicago and bookshelves are in Missouri.