Cranmer Bible

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The Cranmer Bible is the 1539 English translation of the Bible authorized under Henry VIII, notable as the first officially sanctioned English Bible for use in the Church of England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bible
English Bible translation
religious text
alsoKnownAs Great Bible NERFINISHED
Whitchurch Bible NERFINISHED
associatedWith English Reformation NERFINISHED
Thomas Cranmer NERFINISHED
authorizedBy Church of England NERFINISHED
Henry VIII of England NERFINISHED
century 16th century
commissionedUnder Henry VIII of England NERFINISHED
contains New Testament NERFINISHED
Old Testament NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of England
date 1539
denomination Anglicanism NERFINISHED
era Tudor period
format large folio
historicalSignificance helped establish English as language of scripture in England
influenceOn Anglican liturgy
later English Bible translations
intendedUse display in parish churches
language English
legalRequirement ordered to be set up in every parish church in England
legalStatus authorized version for Church of England
medium printed book
monarchDuringPublication Henry VIII of England NERFINISHED
namedAfter Thomas Cranmer NERFINISHED
notableFor first officially sanctioned English Bible for use in the Church of England
placeInCanon authorized English Bible of the Henrician Reformation
predecessor Coverdale Bible NERFINISHED
Tyndale Bible NERFINISHED
printedBy Edward Whitchurch NERFINISHED
Richard Grafton NERFINISHED
printingLocation London NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1539
religion Christianity
roleOfThomasCranmer Archbishop of Canterbury NERFINISHED
scripturalTradition Christian Bible NERFINISHED
sponsor Thomas Cromwell NERFINISHED
subject Bible translation into English
successor Bishops' Bible NERFINISHED
King James Version NERFINISHED
theologicalOrientation Protestant
use liturgical use
public worship
reading in churches

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Great Bible alsoKnownAs Cranmer Bible