“The 1526 edition also used heavy Gothic font. The font isn’t the point….It is the words used to make the translation. And the Tyndale translation was a very good translation. It is also available with modernized spelling, although my copy retains the original spelling.”
I understand all that. If you buy a modernized spelling copy of the original D-R, you’ll find it to be – in most parts – just as easy to read as any part of Tyndale’s NT. That was the point.
Fair enough.