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... Peter's impor- tance in the apostolic church , his forceful personality was surely a factor . Those not belonging to the immediate followers of Jesus also recognized the authority of Peter , such as when the collectors of the temple tax ...
... Peter's impor- tance in the apostolic church , his forceful personality was surely a factor . Those not belonging to the immediate followers of Jesus also recognized the authority of Peter , such as when the collectors of the temple tax ...
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Peter as leader of the Apostles Peter and James Peter and Paul Martyr- dom of Peter Burial of Peter. with the danger of admitting having had association with Jesus , he chose to deny ( Matt . 26 : 69-75 ; Mark 14 : 66-72 ; Luke 22 : 54 ...
Peter as leader of the Apostles Peter and James Peter and Paul Martyr- dom of Peter Burial of Peter. with the danger of admitting having had association with Jesus , he chose to deny ( Matt . 26 : 69-75 ; Mark 14 : 66-72 ; Luke 22 : 54 ...
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... Peter in Later traditions about Peter . Two works attributed to the Peter ( I and II Peter ) are included in the New Testament . apocryphal In addition to these , there are several apocryphal works literature that record supposed ...
... Peter in Later traditions about Peter . Two works attributed to the Peter ( I and II Peter ) are included in the New Testament . apocryphal In addition to these , there are several apocryphal works literature that record supposed ...
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