The 1928 and previous versions of the Traditional Prayerbook (1549, 1662, 1789, etc.) use the Authorized Version commonly called the King James Bible with a translation of the Psalter from Miles Coverdale. The 1979 uses the RSV or NRSV and the 2019 ACNA prayerbook uses the English Standard Version (ESV).
Excellent video. Many thanks
Thanks, Dave!
Thank you. This is extremely helpful to a newbie Anglican.
Thank you for posting this. I want to start saying morning prayer and you helped guide me through it!!
I am so glad to hear it!
@@FrSteveMacias I’m glad you replied because if I have a question I will ask. 👍🏻
Thank you, Father Steve. God bless you and the ministry in Los Altos. “Let God arise; let His enemies be scattered.”
Lol you say Maundy Thursday like “Monday” Thursday
Thomas Cranmer's work!
How much of the Authorized KJV Bible is being covered by the Common Book of Prayer?
Depends on the lectionary. Different BCPs and customs use different calendars on either 1 or three-year cycles.
What version of the Bible does the prayer. Book use?
The 1928 and previous versions of the Traditional Prayerbook (1549, 1662, 1789, etc.) use the Authorized Version commonly called the King James Bible with a translation of the Psalter from Miles Coverdale. The 1979 uses the RSV or NRSV and the 2019 ACNA prayerbook uses the English Standard Version (ESV).
Thank you 🙏