The year is 1526. While the English elite and the established church fought to keep the Bible out of common hands, they were unwittingly paying for its distribution. Behind the scenes of William Tyndale’s historic translation was a wealthy cloth merchant—a man who risked his reputation and fortune to smuggle the Word of God into England. From the bustling trade routes of Germany to the secret compartments of fabric crates, discover the story of the man who turned the textile trade into a lifeline for the Reformation.