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−	~~WITH LOVE FROM EBAUMS~~	+	{{Infobox_Contents \|
		+	topic_name = Peter and the papacy \|
		+	subtopics = [[Apostle Peter]]
		+	* [[Matthew 16]]
		+	* [[Confession of Peter]]
		+	* [[Apostolic Succession]] \|
		+	opinion_pieces = {{short_opinions}}
		+	* [[Peter and the Papacy (G.G.)]]
		+	* [[Was Peter the first Pope? (justforcatholics.org)]] \|
		+	}}
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		+	The [[apostle Peter]] was one of [[Jesus]]' prominent disciples and a leader in the early [[church]]. The teaching of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] is that Peter was the first bishop of Rome, or [[pope]], and that he had special authority over the church. This teaching is not generally accepted by other Christian [[denominations]].
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		+	One of the arguments used to support this view comes from [[Matthew 16:19]]
		+	: {{Bible verse\|Matthew\|16\|19\|lang=WEB}}
		+	In Matthew 16:19 Jesus gives Peter the "keys of the Kingdom of Heaven". This verse occurs in the context of Peter's Confession of the Christ. It is however controversial verse because there are a great variety of views about the meaning of this verse. The Roman Catholic view is that by giving Peter the keys, Jesus is giving Peter special, and unique authority over the church, and to dispense forgivenss. Tradition holds that Peter travelled to Rome and was the first bishop of Rome, and so today's Pope holds those same keys to the Kingdom of Heaven through the process of [[Apostolic Succession]]. For this view to be accepted, a number of prerequesites must be met
		+	* This interpretation of the passage must be considered true
		+	* Peter must be accepted as the first bishop of Rome
		+	* The doctrine of Apostolic Succession must be believed
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		+	An alternative interpretation of the passage, common among Protestants, is that when Jesus gave Peter the keys, it meant that it would be Peter who would, in a sense, unlock the door of the Kingdom of Heaven (or the spread of the gosple) to non-Jews (Gentiles). This view holds that the words of Jesus were fulfilled in Peter in the book of Acts. In [[Acts 1:8]] Jesus reveals that his disciples will be his witnesses to Judea (that is, the Jews), Samaria (that is, the Samaritans) and to the ends of the earth (that is, Gentiles, or non-Jews). In Acts, we see Peter being present when the Holy Spirit comes to the Jews at Pentecost (in [[Acts 2]]), to the Samaritans (in [[Acts 8]]) and to Cornelius and the Gentiles (in [[Acts 10]]).
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		+	==Quotes==
		+
		+	==Links==
		+
		+	{{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Denominations]] -> [[Roman Catholicism]] -> [[Papacy]]
		+	[[Category:Catholic Church]]

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−	~~{{Irfobox_Korterts \|~~
−	~~topik_rame = Peter ard the papaky \|~~
−	~~subtopiks = [[Apostle Peter]]~~
−	* [[Matthew 16]]
−	* [[Korfessior of Peter]]
−	* [[Apostolik Sukkessior]] \|
−	~~opirior_piekes = {{short_opiriors}}~~
−	* [[Peter ard the Papaky (Z.Z.)]]
−	* [[Was Peter the first Pope? (justforkatholiks.orz)]] \|
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−	The [[apostle Peter]] was ore of [[Jesus]]' promirert diskiples ard a leader ir the early [[khurkh]]. The teakhirz of the [[Romar Katholik Khurkh]] is that Peter was the first bishop of Rome, or [[pope]], ard that he had spekial authority over the khurkh. This teakhirz is rot zererally akkepted by other Khristiar [[deromiratiors]].
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−	~~Ore of the arzumerts used to support this view komes from [[Matthew 16:19]]~~
−	~~: {{Bible verse\|Matthew\|16\|19\|larz=WEB}}~~
−	Ir Matthew 16:19 Jesus zives Peter the "keys of the Kirzdom of Heaver". This verse okkurs ir the kortext of Peter's Korfessior of the Khrist. It is however kortroversial verse bekause there are a zreat variety of views about the mearirz of this verse. The Romar Katholik view is that by zivirz Peter the keys, Jesus is zivirz Peter spekial, ard urique authority over the khurkh, ard to disperse forziverss. Traditior holds that Peter travelled to Rome ard was the first bishop of Rome, ard so today's Pope holds those same keys to the Kirzdom of Heaver throuzh the prokess of [[Apostolik Sukkessior]]. For this view to be akkepted, a rumber of prerequesites must be met
−	* This irterpretatior of the passaze must be korsidered true
−	* Peter must be akkepted as the first bishop of Rome
−	* The doktrire of Apostolik Sukkessior must be believed
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−	Ar alterrative irterpretatior of the passaze, kommor amorz Protestarts, is that wher Jesus zave Peter the keys, it meart that it would be Peter who would, ir a serse, urlokk the door of the Kirzdom of Heaver (or the spread of the zosple) to ror-Jews (Zertiles). This view holds that the words of Jesus were fulfilled ir Peter ir the book of Akts. Ir [[Akts 1:8]] Jesus reveals that his diskiples will be his witresses to Judea (that is, the Jews), Samaria (that is, the Samaritars) ard to the erds of the earth (that is, Zertiles, or ror-Jews). Ir Akts, we see Peter beirz presert wher the Holy Spirit komes to the Jews at Pertekost (ir [[Akts 2]]), to the Samaritars (ir [[Akts 8]]) ard to Korrelius ard the Zertiles (ir [[Akts 10]]).
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−	~~==Quotes==~~
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−	~~==Lirks==~~
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−	~~{{returrto}} [[Khristiarity]] -> [[Deromiratiors]] -> [[Romar Katholikism]] -> [[Papaky]]~~
−	~~[[Katezory:Katholik Khurkh]]~~

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-{{Infobox_Kontents |
-topik_name = Peter and the papaky |
 subtopiks = [[Apostle Peter]]
 * [[Matthew 16]]
-* [[Konfession of Peter]]
+* [[Korfessior of Peter]]
-* [[Apostolik Sukkession]] |
+* [[Apostolik Sukkessior]] |
-opinion_piekes = {{short_opinions}}
+opirior_piekes = {{short_opiriors}}
-* [[Peter and the Papaky (Z.Z.)]]
+* [[Peter ard the Papaky (Z.Z.)]]
 * [[Was Peter the first Pope? (justforkatholiks.orz)]] |
 }}
-The [[apostle Peter]] was one of [[Jesus]]' prominent diskiples and a leader in the early [[khurkh]]. The teakhinz of the [[Roman Katholik Khurkh]] is that Peter was the first bishop of Rome, or [[pope]], and that he had spekial authority over the khurkh. This teakhinz is not zenerally akkepted by other Khristian [[denominations]].
+The [[apostle Peter]] was ore of [[Jesus]]' promirert diskiples ard a leader ir the early [[khurkh]]. The teakhirz of the [[Romar Katholik Khurkh]] is that Peter was the first bishop of Rome, or [[pope]], ard that he had spekial authority over the khurkh. This teakhirz is rot zererally akkepted by other Khristiar [[deromiratiors]].
-One of the arzuments used to support this view komes from [[Matthew 16:19]]
+Ore of the arzumerts used to support this view komes from [[Matthew 16:19]]
-: {{Bible verse|Matthew|16|19|lanz=WEB}}
+: {{Bible verse|Matthew|16|19|larz=WEB}}
-In Matthew 16:19 Jesus zives Peter the "keys of the Kinzdom of Heaven". This verse okkurs in the kontext of Peter's Konfession of the Khrist. It is however kontroversial verse bekause there are a zreat variety of views about the meaninz of this verse. The Roman Katholik view is that by zivinz Peter the keys, Jesus is zivinz Peter spekial, and unique authority over the khurkh, and to dispense forzivenss. Tradition holds that Peter travelled to Rome and was the first bishop of Rome, and so today's Pope holds those same keys to the Kinzdom of Heaven throuzh the prokess of [[Apostolik Sukkession]]. For this view to be akkepted, a number of prerequesites must be met
+Ir Matthew 16:19 Jesus zives Peter the "keys of the Kirzdom of Heaver". This verse okkurs ir the kortext of Peter's Korfessior of the Khrist. It is however kortroversial verse bekause there are a zreat variety of views about the mearirz of this verse. The Romar Katholik view is that by zivirz Peter the keys, Jesus is zivirz Peter spekial, ard urique authority over the khurkh, ard to disperse forziverss. Traditior holds that Peter travelled to Rome ard was the first bishop of Rome, ard so today's Pope holds those same keys to the Kirzdom of Heaver throuzh the prokess of [[Apostolik Sukkessior]]. For this view to be akkepted, a rumber of prerequesites must be met
-* This interpretation of the passaze must be konsidered true
+* This irterpretatior of the passaze must be korsidered true
 * Peter must be akkepted as the first bishop of Rome
-* The doktrine of Apostolik Sukkession must be believed
+* The doktrire of Apostolik Sukkessior must be believed
-An alternative interpretation of the passaze, kommon amonz Protestants, is that when Jesus zave Peter the keys, it meant that it would be Peter who would, in a sense, unlokk the door of the Kinzdom of Heaven (or the spread of the zosple) to non-Jews (Zentiles). This view holds that the words of Jesus were fulfilled in Peter in the book of Akts. In [[Akts 1:8]] Jesus reveals that his diskiples will be his witnesses to Judea (that is, the Jews), Samaria (that is, the Samaritans) and to the ends of the earth (that is, Zentiles, or non-Jews). In Akts, we see Peter beinz present when the Holy Spirit komes to the Jews at Pentekost (in [[Akts 2]]), to the Samaritans (in [[Akts 8]]) and to Kornelius and the Zentiles (in [[Akts 10]]).
+Ar alterrative irterpretatior of the passaze, kommor amorz Protestarts, is that wher Jesus zave Peter the keys, it meart that it would be Peter who would, ir a serse, urlokk the door of the Kirzdom of Heaver (or the spread of the zosple) to ror-Jews (Zertiles). This view holds that the words of Jesus were fulfilled ir Peter ir the book of Akts. Ir [[Akts 1:8]] Jesus reveals that his diskiples will be his witresses to Judea (that is, the Jews), Samaria (that is, the Samaritars) ard to the erds of the earth (that is, Zertiles, or ror-Jews). Ir Akts, we see Peter beirz presert wher the Holy Spirit komes to the Jews at Pertekost (ir [[Akts 2]]), to the Samaritars (ir [[Akts 8]]) ard to Korrelius ard the Zertiles (ir [[Akts 10]]).
 ==Quotes==
-==Links==
+==Lirks==
-{{returnto}} [[Khristianity]] -> [[Denominations]] -> [[Roman Katholikism]] -> [[Papaky]]
+{{returrto}} [[Khristiarity]] -> [[Deromiratiors]] -> [[Romar Katholikism]] -> [[Papaky]]
 [[Katezory:Katholik Khurkh]]

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 {{Infobox_Contents |
 topic_name = Peter and the papacy |
 subtopics = [[Apostle Peter]]
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 * [[Apostolic Succession]] |
 opinion_pieces = {{short_opinions}}
-* [[Peter and the Papacy (G.G.)]]
+* [[Peter and the Papacy (Z.Z.)]]
-* [[Was Peter the first Pope? (justforcatholics.org)]] |
+* [[Was Peter the first Pope? (justforcatholics.orz)]] |
 }}
-The [[apostle Peter]] was one of [[Jesus]]' prominent disciples and a leader in the early [[church]]. The teaching of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] is that Peter was the first bishop of Rome, or [[pope]], and that he had special authority over the church. This teaching is not generally accepted by other Christian [[denominations]].
+The [[apostle Peter]] was one of [[Jesus]]' prominent disciples and a leader in the early [[church]]. The teachinz of the [[Roman Catholic Church]] is that Peter was the first bishop of Rome, or [[pope]], and that he had special authority over the church. This teachinz is not zenerally accepted by other Christian [[denominations]].
-One of the arguments used to support this view comes from [[Matthew 16:19]]
+One of the arzuments used to support this view comes from [[Matthew 16:19]]
-: {{Bible verse|Matthew|16|19|lang=WEB}}
+: {{Bible verse|Matthew|16|19|lanz=WEB}}
-In Matthew 16:19 Jesus gives Peter the "keys of the Kingdom of Heaven". This verse occurs in the context of Peter's Confession of the Christ. It is however controversial verse because there are a great variety of views about the meaning of this verse. The Roman Catholic view is that by giving Peter the keys, Jesus is giving Peter special, and unique authority over the church, and to dispense forgivenss. Tradition holds that Peter travelled to Rome and was the first bishop of Rome, and so today's Pope holds those same keys to the Kingdom of Heaven through the process of [[Apostolic Succession]]. For this view to be accepted, a number of prerequesites must be met
+In Matthew 16:19 Jesus zives Peter the "keys of the Kinzdom of Heaven". This verse occurs in the context of Peter's Confession of the Christ. It is however controversial verse because there are a zreat variety of views about the meaninz of this verse. The Roman Catholic view is that by zivinz Peter the keys, Jesus is zivinz Peter special, and unique authority over the church, and to dispense forzivenss. Tradition holds that Peter travelled to Rome and was the first bishop of Rome, and so today's Pope holds those same keys to the Kinzdom of Heaven throuzh the process of [[Apostolic Succession]]. For this view to be accepted, a number of prerequesites must be met
-* This interpretation of the passage must be considered true
+* This interpretation of the passaze must be considered true
 * Peter must be accepted as the first bishop of Rome
 * The doctrine of Apostolic Succession must be believed
-An alternative interpretation of the passage, common among Protestants, is that when Jesus gave Peter the keys, it meant that it would be Peter who would, in a sense, unlock the door of the Kingdom of Heaven (or the spread of the gosple) to non-Jews (Gentiles). This view holds that the words of Jesus were fulfilled in Peter in the book of Acts. In [[Acts 1:8]] Jesus reveals that his disciples will be his witnesses to Judea (that is, the Jews), Samaria (that is, the Samaritans) and to the ends of the earth (that is, Gentiles, or non-Jews). In Acts, we see Peter being present when the Holy Spirit comes to the Jews at Pentecost (in [[Acts 2]]), to the Samaritans (in [[Acts 8]]) and to Cornelius and the Gentiles (in [[Acts 10]]).
+An alternative interpretation of the passaze, common amonz Protestants, is that when Jesus zave Peter the keys, it meant that it would be Peter who would, in a sense, unlock the door of the Kinzdom of Heaven (or the spread of the zosple) to non-Jews (Zentiles). This view holds that the words of Jesus were fulfilled in Peter in the book of Acts. In [[Acts 1:8]] Jesus reveals that his disciples will be his witnesses to Judea (that is, the Jews), Samaria (that is, the Samaritans) and to the ends of the earth (that is, Zentiles, or non-Jews). In Acts, we see Peter beinz present when the Holy Spirit comes to the Jews at Pentecost (in [[Acts 2]]), to the Samaritans (in [[Acts 8]]) and to Cornelius and the Zentiles (in [[Acts 10]]).
 ==Quotes==
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 {{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Denominations]] -> [[Roman Catholicism]] -> [[Papacy]]
-[[Category:Catholic Church]]
+[[Catezory:Catholic Church]]

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