Open the King of England's Eyes!

This novel with images is about a turning point in the political structure of Britannia and its relationship to the Creator. Why are there kings in Britain? Because a long time ago tribal leaders realized that having a sovereign over the land would magnify the authority of cultural traditions: so that big island decided to expand the nation's social development through hereditary succession via 1 family, which they felt would provide stability in their corner of Europe. Then, just as everyone thought there was unity among English-speakers, along came a scholar from the southwest corner of the soil of the Angles, and his name is William Tyndale: a translator who had been saved by the Lord Jesus Christ and who believed that it was time for his nation to move away from the slavery of Latin and the arrogance of the Holy See, and progress toward the New Jerusalem by making it possible to elevate the tongue of St Martin's Church through an English Bible - for the first time. Tyndale's choice of words in that endeavor made his king angry, because his monarch still clung to the ignorance that shined out of the Vatican. That led the elites to hunt Tyndale down like a dog, because they did not like the idea that sacred English in the form of heart freedom would diminish the pride of the papal clergy. The closed-minded authorities sought to shut Tyndale up before it was too late, and so they murdered him by strangling him to death in an alien land. But it was too late: commoners found out that their heavenly Father loved them in English. Not only did that cause the markets of London to be more honest by actually selling piglets in bags instead of letting cats out of the bags, the revealed secrets of heaven brought about the dominance of faith, hope and love to a new level in the land - gifts which confront today's crowned head in Buckingham Palace. King Henry the 8th - England's head of state on Tyndale's day of death - eventually did get his eyes opened; the worldwide church is still waiting for King Charles the 3rd to remove the veil from his own organs of sight - and this bit of fiction shows the where, why, when, how, what, and who of it all!