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This is the first attempt at translating the Bible into English from the Hebrew and Greek Texts. Yet it was not a complete Bible. It contain the first five Books of Moshay [Moses] the Book of Yo-Nah [Jonah] of the Old Testament and all of the New Testament Books.
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Does the 1534 edition of Tyndale really have "atone" as one word instead of the phrase "at one" both in
2 Corinthians 5:20 and in Revelation 18:19? The Project Gutenberg eBook, W.T. Pentateuch 1530-37 and N.T. 1525-26,translated by William Tyndale reads "at one" in both places. As I understand it, the verb "atone" did not yet exist, and the e-Sword 1534 module does not have any of the words "atone atones atoned atoning".elsewhere. The phrase "at one" significantly meant "reconciled" in Romans 5:20, as in Acts 7:26, and "at a single (time)" in Revelation 18:19.
Correction: the Greek in 2 Co 5:20 supports the verb "be atone"(be reconciled).
While Greek Rev 18:19 supports "at one houre"(in one hour).
Tyndale has the the noun "atonement" and the typo "atonmet" in 2 Co 5:18-19
(the verb "atone" in 2 Co 5:20 should be based on it).
The Matthew-Tyndale 1549 edition has "at one" twice (2 Co 5:20 Rev 18:19) but not all spaces between the words are very clear in the same verses.
But by the Coverdale 1535 is the typo in 2 Co 5:20 very clear.
It is possible that the typo "at one" in 2 Co 5:20 is corrected in the reprints.
https://bibles-online.net/
In support of Katoog, and in reply to Ransomedhealedrestored, here is the result of an extended Bible search on aton... (partial match) search for all words, in this 1534 Tyndale Bible.
It is important to be prepared to read the book aloud, because that is how the Bible was written to be read. Then the difference in spelling of the print setter will not take you unawares. The word "atonement" is used regularly in the books of the Torah (The Five books of the Basic Instruction Manual) provided by God and written by Moses, which was updated and edited during the time of Ezra and Nehemiah.
The List Name = 1534 Tyndale Bible.
REVIEW 2024-11-23.
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Even though it is not complete, I like this one. More later.