Book of Common Prayer - Revision history

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	* Benton, J.H.: ''The Book of Common Prayer - its Origin and Growth''. Boston: The Merrymount Press, 1910.		* Benton, J.H.: ''The Book of Common Prayer - its Origin and Growth''. Boston: The Merrymount Press, 1910.
	* ~~http~~://www.britannica.com~~/EBchecked~~/topic~~/128612~~/Book-of-Common-Prayer		* "Book of Common Prayer." ''Encyclopædia Britannica'', Encyclopædia Britannica, inc., 11 July 2008, https://www.britannica.com/topic/Book-of-Common-Prayer.
	* Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1970.		* Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1970.
	* Ratcliff, Edward: ''The Books of Common Prayer''. Watford: Sun Printers, 1949.		* Ratcliff, Edward: ''The Books of Common Prayer''. Watford: Sun Printers, 1949.

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	~~The Book~~ of ~~Common Prayer regulated~~ the administration of the sacraments, ~~rites and ceremonies as well~~ as the ~~form~~ and ~~manner~~ of ~~making~~, ~~ordaining and consecrating~~ bishops~~, priests~~ and deacons.		Prayer book of the [[Church of England]] that prescribes different aspects of liturgy: the form of church services; the administration of the sacraments; church rites, such as the ordination and consecration of priests, bishops and deacons. In the 16th and 17th centuries, several [[Act of Uniformity\|Acts of Uniformity]] made the Book of Common Prayer the mandatory form of worship.

	The first version was ~~published~~ in 1549. The book contained the forms of service for ~~daily~~ and Sunday worship ~~in the church. Furthermore~~ it included morning prayer, evening prayer and the Holy Communion ~~as well as the~~ set out forms ~~for~~ funeral ~~service,~~ confirmation or marriage.		The first version was prepared by the Archbishop of Canterbury, [[Thomas Cranmer]], in the reign of [[Edward VI]]. Published in 1549, it combined [[Catholicism\|Catholic]] and [[Reformation\|reformed]] elements: Mass, for example, was celebrated according to Latin rites, but in English. The book contained the forms of service for weekday and Sunday worship, and it included morning prayer, evening prayer and the Holy Communion. Furthermore, it set out the forms of funeral services as well as confirmation or marriage ceremonies.

	Revised versions ~~have been~~ published in ~~the years~~ 1552, 1559, ~~1604 and 1662~~.		Revised versions were published in 1552 and again in 1559, the year after [[Elizabeth I]]'s succession to the throne. After the recent religious turmoil - England had been strictly Protestant under [[Edward VI]], then Catholic under [[Mary I]] -, the 1559 edition consolidated the Church of England as a reformed church (with the queen, rather than the pope, as its head).
	~~Not all~~ [[Church of England~~]] services had followed~~ the ~~Book of Common Prayer despite~~ the ~~Act of Uniformity 1559 which had specified it~~ as ~~binding~~.

	In May ~~1662~~ another Act of Uniformity, ~~which established~~ the ~~dominance~~ of the Anglican church after the death of [[Oliver Cromwell]] and the [[Restoration]] of the [[Charles II\|~~King~~]]~~, was given royal assent and the revised prayer book became the ultimate code of Anglican churchmanship.~~		In 1662, a new edition of the Book of Common Prayer was agreed upon. In May, another Act of Uniformity received [[Royal Assent\|royal assent]], establishing the predominance of the Anglican church after the death of [[Oliver Cromwell]] and the [[Restoration]] of the [[Charles II\|monarchy]]. "Outside the Commonwealth most churches of the Anglican Communion possess their own variants of the English prayer book" (''Britannica'').
	~~From that time on all Church of England services had to accept and conduct the forms and manners of the Book of Common Prayer~~.

	"Outside the Commonwealth most churches of the Anglican Communion possess their own variants of the English prayer book" (Britannica ~~online~~).

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	* Benton, J.H.: ''The ~~book~~ of ~~common prayer~~ - its ~~origin~~ and ~~growth~~''. Boston: The Merrymount Press, 1910.		* Benton, J.H.: ''The Book of Common Prayer - its Origin and Growth''. Boston: The Merrymount Press, 1910.
	* http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/128612/Book-of-Common-Prayer		* http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/128612/Book-of-Common-Prayer
	* Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1970.		* Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1970.
	* Ratcliff, Edward: ''The ~~books~~ of ~~common prayer - its making and revisions~~''. Watford: Sun Printers, 1949.		* Ratcliff, Edward: ''The Books of Common Prayer''. Watford: Sun Printers, 1949.

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	Revised versions have been published in the years 1552, 1559, 1604 and 1662.		Revised versions have been published in the years 1552, 1559, 1604 and 1662.
	Not all Church of England services had followed the Book of Common Prayer despite the Act of Uniformity 1559 which had specified it as binding.		Not all [[Church of England]] services had followed the Book of Common Prayer despite the Act of Uniformity 1559 which had specified it as binding.

	In May 1662 another Act of Uniformity, which established the dominance of the Anglican church after the death of Cromwell and the Restoration of the King, was given royal assent and the revised prayer book became the ultimate code of Anglican churchmanship.		In May 1662 another Act of Uniformity, which established the dominance of the Anglican church after the death of [[Oliver Cromwell]] and the [[Restoration]] of the [[Charles II\|King]], was given royal assent and the revised prayer book became the ultimate code of Anglican churchmanship.
	From that time on all Church of England services had to accept and conduct the forms and manners of the Book of Common Prayer.		From that time on all Church of England services had to accept and conduct the forms and manners of the Book of Common Prayer.

	"Outside the Commonwealth most churches of the Anglican Communion possess their own variants of the English prayer book" (Britannica online)		"Outside the Commonwealth most churches of the Anglican Communion possess their own variants of the English prayer book" (Britannica online).

	== ~~Source:~~ ==		== Sources ==
			* Benton, J.H.: ''The book of common prayer - its origin and growth''. Boston: The Merrymount Press, 1910.
	Benton, J.H.: ''The book of common prayer - its origin and growth''. Boston: The Merrymount Press, 1910.		* http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/128612/Book-of-Common-Prayer
			* Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1970.
	http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/128612/Book-of-Common-Prayer		* Ratcliff, Edward: ''The books of common prayer - its making and revisions''. Watford: Sun Printers, 1949.

	Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1970.

	Ratcliff, Edward: ''The books of common prayer - its making and revisions''. Watford: Sun Printers, 1949.

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	Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1970.		Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1970.

	Ratcliff, Edward: ''The books of common prayer - its making and revisions''. Watford: Sun Printers, ~~Year of Publication??]~~		Ratcliff, Edward: ''The books of common prayer - its making and revisions''. Watford: Sun Printers, 1949.

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	Benton, J.H.: ''The book of common prayer - its origin and growth''. Boston: ~~[Publishing House??]~~, 1910.		Benton, J.H.: ''The book of common prayer - its origin and growth''. Boston: The Merrymount Press, 1910.

	http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/128612/Book-of-Common-Prayer		http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/128612/Book-of-Common-Prayer

	Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: ~~[Publishing House??]~~, 1970.		Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1970.

	Ratcliff, Edward: ''The books of common prayer - its making and revisions''. Watford: ~~[Publishing House??~~ Year of Publication??]		Ratcliff, Edward: ''The books of common prayer - its making and revisions''. Watford: Sun Printers, Year of Publication??]

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	== The Book of Common Prayer ==		The Book of Common Prayer regulated the administration of the sacraments, rites and ceremonies as well as the form and manner of making, ordaining and consecrating bishops, priests and deacons.

	The book of ~~common prayer was an agenda of~~ the ~~anglican~~ church ~~and~~ it ~~functioned as an administration of the sacraments~~, ~~rites~~ and ~~ceremonies~~ as well as the ~~form and manner of making, ordaining and consecrating bishops~~, ~~priests and deacons~~.		The first version was published in 1549. The book contained the forms of service for daily and Sunday worship in the church. Furthermore it included morning prayer, evening prayer and the Holy Communion as well as the set out forms for funeral service, confirmation or marriage.

	~~The book of common prayer was~~ published ~~1549 for~~ the ~~first time in~~ England~~. The book contained~~ the ~~forms~~ of ~~service for daily and Sunday worship in~~ the ~~church. Furthermore~~ it ~~included morning prayer, evening prayer and the Holy Communion as well~~ as ~~the set out forms for funeral service, confirmation or marriage~~.		Revised versions have been published in the years 1552, 1559, 1604 and 1662.
			Not all Church of England services had followed the Book of Common Prayer despite the Act of Uniformity 1559 which had specified it as binding.

	~~Revised versions have been published in the years of 1552, 1559, 1604 and 1662.~~		In May 1662 another Act of Uniformity, which established the dominance of the Anglican church after the death of Cromwell and the Restoration of the King, was given royal assent and the revised prayer book became the ultimate code of Anglican churchmanship.
	~~Not all church of england services had followed the book of common prayer despite the Act of Uniformity 1559 which had specified the agenda as binding.~~		From that time on all Church of England services had to accept and conduct the forms and manners of the Book of Common Prayer.

	In May 1662 another Act of Uniformity, which established the ~~autarchy~~ of the ~~anglican~~ church after the death of Cromwell, was given royal assent and the revised prayer book became the ultimate code of ~~anglican~~ churchmanship.
	From that time on all ~~church~~ of ~~england~~ services had to accept and conduct the forms and manners of the ~~book~~ of ~~common prayer~~.

	"Outside the Commonwealth most churches of the Anglican Communion possess their own variants of the English prayer book" (Britannica online)		"Outside the Commonwealth most churches of the Anglican Communion possess their own variants of the English prayer book" (Britannica online)
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	Benton, J.H.: ''The book of common prayer - its origin and growth''.1910. ~~Boston~~		Benton, J.H.: ''The book of common prayer - its origin and growth''. Boston: [Publishing House??], 1910.

	http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/128612/Book-of-Common-Prayer		http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/128612/Book-of-Common-Prayer

	Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''.1970. ~~Princeton~~		Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''. Princeton: [Publishing House??], 1970.

	Ratcliff, Edward: ''The books of common prayer - its making and revisions''. Watford		Ratcliff, Edward: ''The books of common prayer - its making and revisions''. Watford: [Publishing House?? Year of Publication??]

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	== The Book of Common Prayer ==		== The Book of Common Prayer ==

	The book of common prayer was an agenda of the anglican ~~chruch~~ and it functioned as an administration of the sacraments, rites and ceremonies as well as the form and manner of making, ordaining and consecrating bishops, priests and deacons.		The book of common prayer was an agenda of the anglican church and it functioned as an administration of the sacraments, rites and ceremonies as well as the form and manner of making, ordaining and consecrating bishops, priests and deacons.

	The book of common prayer was published 1549 for the first time in England. The book contained the forms of service for daily and Sunday worship in the church. Furthermore it included morning prayer, evening prayer and the Holy Communion as well as the set out forms for funeral service, confirmation or marriage.		The book of common prayer was published 1549 for the first time in England. The book contained the forms of service for daily and Sunday worship in the church. Furthermore it included morning prayer, evening prayer and the Holy Communion as well as the set out forms for funeral service, confirmation or marriage.

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== The Book of Common Prayer ==

The book of common prayer was an agenda of the anglican chruch and it functioned as an administration of the sacraments, rites and ceremonies as well as the form and manner of making, ordaining and consecrating bishops, priests and deacons.

The book of common prayer was published 1549 for the first time in England. The book contained the forms of service for daily and Sunday worship in the church. Furthermore it included morning prayer, evening prayer and the Holy Communion as well as the set out forms for funeral service, confirmation or marriage.

Revised versions have been published in the years of 1552, 1559, 1604 and 1662.
Not all church of england services had followed the book of common prayer despite the Act of Uniformity 1559 which had specified the agenda as binding.

In May 1662 another Act of Uniformity, which established the autarchy of the anglican church after the death of Cromwell, was given royal assent and the revised prayer book became the ultimate code of anglican churchmanship.
From that time on all church of england services had to accept and conduct the forms and manners of the book of common prayer.

"Outside the Commonwealth most churches of the Anglican Communion possess their own variants of the English prayer book" (Britannica online)

== Source: ==

Benton, J.H.: ''The book of common prayer - its origin and growth''.1910. Boston

http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/128612/Book-of-Common-Prayer

Davies, Horton: ''Worship and Theology in England''.1970. Princeton

Ratcliff, Edward: ''The books of common prayer - its making and revisions''. Watford