These letters suggest that it was Cromwell's faith, rather than a commitment to radical politics, coupled with Parliament's decision to engage in negotiations with the King at the Treaty of Newport, that convinced him that God had spoken against both the King and Parliament as lawful authorities.
Esta carta suxire que foi a fe de Cromwell, máis ca un empeño nas políticas radicais, xunto coa decisión do Parlamento de establecer negociacións co rei no Tratado de Newport, o que lle levou a crer que Deus mesmo falaba en contra tanto do Parlamento como do Rei como autoridades legais.