In the context of the English Reformation and Thomas Cranmer's beliefs, the phrase "This hand had offended" likely refers to acknowledging personal sin or wrongdoing as a way of seeking forgiveness and redemption from God. It may also reflect Cranmer's emphasis on repentance and individual responsibility in matters of faith and morality.
King Henry 8 of England pulled the English church out from the authority of the Pope. He left the Roman Catholic organization. He had Archbishop Cranmer translate the Greek Orthodox worship service for its use. And Cranmer also wrote brief articles of faith. So it has Roman Catholic organization, Greek Orthodox worship and spirituality, and Protestant theology.
his hand
May or may not. No offense means that the intention is not to offend. If you, on the other hand, do get offended it is only your problem.
Jon Hand's birth name is Jon Thomas Hand.
rwararar
its a primary source and second hand is a secondary source.
thomas ford
He was right-handed.
Thomas O'Conor Sloane has written: 'Rubber hand stamps and the manipulation of rubber' -- subject(s): Rubber, Hand stamps
Clarence Thomas was there. He shook Obama's hand when he came in.
to show basically expression
Thomas Jefferson