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How Important Was Cranmer's Duty To King Henry Viii

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Historical records, notes, and manuscripts from Cranmer’s life point to King Henry VIII as the major influencer from 1529 onward. Since Scripture states God appoints leadership, Cranmer believed that the Supreme Headship expressed God’s will and it was his duty to serve the King and support him in his endeavors. On February 6, 1536, during Parliamentary sessions, Thomas Cranmer launched into a series of weekly sermons at Paul’s Cross. This would be the last Parliamentary session for the next three years, and its importance was signaled by the attendance of the Lord Chancellor Audley and the assembled clergy of Convocation. The theme and objective of Cranmer’s sermon was that the Pope was the Antichrist. Additionally, Cranmer drew attention
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