Henry Phillips

And then the last chapter opens with a betrayal.

His good friend, Henry Phillips, betrays him and they snatch him and take him to prison outside Brussels.

And he's there for 18 months.

And he writes a letter.

Uh, and, uh, uh, they issued an order, uh, along with Henry VIII, uh, to, uh, find William Tyndale, hunt him down.

And there was a man named Henry Phillips who pretended to befriend Tyndale, and, uh, he s- said to Tyndale, as Tyndale's there, he, uh, comes out.

He's in Germany, and he says, "I'm gonna take you out to dinner." And, uh, uh, so Tyndale said, "I'll meet you." And Tyndale came out to meet him, and the guy said, "Oh, I forgot my purse.

I don't have money to take you out." Tyndale said, "I got, I've got money." So Tyndale went back in to get, to get his, uh, money, and as he came out, uh, he had done that so that they knew who Tyndale was, and they apprehended-