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Whose efforts provided the Church of England with the Great Bible, the Book of Common Prayer, and The Forty Articles which later became The Thirty-nine Articles?
Ulrich Zwingli
John Calvin
Desiderius Erasmus
John Rogers
Matthew Coverdale
William Tyndale
Thomas Cranmer
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Thomas Cranmer.
As Archbishop of Canterbury he authored the Book of Common Prayer, led the production/authorization of the Great Bible (drawing on Tyndale/Coverdale translations), and drafted the doctrinal Articles (the early “Forty/ Forty‑two” Articles) that were later revised into the Thirty‑nine Articles.
As Archbishop of Canterbury he authored the Book of Common Prayer, led the production/authorization of the Great Bible (drawing on Tyndale/Coverdale translations), and drafted the doctrinal Articles (the early “Forty/ Forty‑two” Articles) that were later revised into the Thirty‑nine Articles.
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