Which King did Knox serve as a royal chaplain in England?
King Henry VIII
King Edward VI
King James I
King Charles I
Answer
King Edward VI was the monarch that John Knox served as a royal chaplain in England. Knox held this position during the reign of Edward VI, who ruled from 1547 until his death in 1553. Knox's service as a royal chaplain in England significantly influenced his theological views and his later role in the Scottish Reformation.
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