...sent unto your grace any like occasion to try your grace's constancy throughout, whether your highness can be content to take of God's hand as well things...adversities, not less thanking him than when all things succeed after your grace's will and pleasure, nor less procuring his glory and honour ; then, I suppose...

...unto your grace any like occasion to try your grace's constancy throughout, whether votir highness can be content to take of God's hand as well things...adversities, not less thanking him than when all things succeed after your grace's will and pleasure, nor less procuring his glory and honour ; then, I suppose...

...constancy throughout, whether your highness can be content to take of God's hand as well things dinpleasant as pleasant. And if he find in your most noble heart...adversities, not less thanking him than when all things succeed after your grace's will and pleasure, nor less procuring his glory and honour ; then, I suppose...

...sent it as a test, he told the king, 'to try your grace's constancy', to see 'whether your highness can be content to take of God's hand as well things displeasant as pleasant'. 188 Cranmer, like so many, believed in providence, that God's will determined all that happened; that...

...sent it as a test, he told the king, 'to try your grace's constancy', to see 'whether your highness can be content to take of God's hand as well things displeasant as pleasant'.188 Cranmer, like so many, believed in providence, that God's will determined all that happened;...