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Why Peter is the “rock” upon which Jesus says in Matthew 16:18 that He will build His church

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by Peter Ditzel

I realize that what I am about to say is not the position of most Protestants and Baptists. But please bear with me. I am not about to become a papist.

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2017-02-08 Peter Ditzel

Jesus as the rock, Matt 16:18, Matthew 16:18, Mt 16:18, Peter the rock, Peter's confession, Simon Barjona, was Peter the first pope

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