If u deny me I will deny you before my father... Didn't peter denied Jesus Christ God resurrected king 👑 ? One time.or.two or three... Yet You all.make.a.lot.of excuses.

Hi ... How come Peter hypocrisy became bigger w time and fought Paul about how was the holy spirit given. I mean didn't peter knew how ? He was there . So tired of this B's but ok Peter peter peter. If u deny me before people I will deny you before my father It applies to everyone except of course to peter who swore he wouldn't then never fed the 🐑. Is peter in heaven no he is not 🚫 He denied the true gospel to the Jews of non circumsicion and hence didn't proclaim true gospel of Christ. Done for now is true thus and no personal attack was made on you

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​@@ThetennisDrWhat are you talking about? You don't know anything about Saint Peter. Shame on you

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Halleluyah

He never stopped being a healer. Those who need healing, if they would diligently seek it and Him, will get healing. Sometimes we have to latch onto a promise or a story in God's Word and not let go, not take no for an answer, and be relentless. It's like rock climbing. Sometimes you get discouraged and din't believe, sometimes you fall, sometimes you get tired, sometimes you want to do something else, sometimes you struggle tremendously to get to the top, but you have to keep trying. Get to the top at all costs. Get your healing.

Praise the Lord hallelujah hallelujah praise the Lord amen 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

PRAISE GOD & THANK*YOU JESUS !!! AMEN 🙏

Of course it is. All of them are if you know that there is no such thing as sin. Actually, there is one and that is to deny that you are equal to Christ. He was simply a messenger that came to tell you this. Think about every stigmata case. It’s the same thing. It’s messengers. The lot is within you. The kingdom of God is within you. Split a piece of wood and I am there. Left a stone and you will find me.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@@godsgirl797. Get some professional help

After listing all the types of people who will not inherit the Kingdom of God, in 1st Corinthians chapter 6, Paul went on to write: "Some of you were just like that, but now you have been washed clean and sanctified." The key was word was: "Were," indicating that those who had previously engaged in such practices considered unrighteousness by God, had since renounced them, and were now living in a manner God wanted them to, much like Paul had renounced his former life course as a persecuter of Christianity. Had they'd continued in such practices, they wouldn't have been washed clean and sanctified. And that's the key, we are forgiven of our sins, and therefore not defined by them, as long as we discontinue living in such a way that God condemns. Granted we all make mistakes, sometimes serious ones, but there's a big difference in making a mistake, and deliberately choosing to live in a manner that is unapproved by God, especially after knowing what God commends and what he condemns. Its one thing to know something is either right or wrong, but its quite different to put into practice what I right, and to stop doing what we know to be wrong. And until a person decides to give up a wrong course, and start living a righteous course, showing it by what they do, they're not a true Follower of Christ. Jesus even said as much at John 8:31: "If you obey my teachings you are really my disciples." It's not just merely claiming to be Christian, you have to demonstrate it in how you live your life. the Disciple James put it this way: "Faith, if not backed up with action, is dead... so you see we are judged righteous by what we do and not by faith alone." - James chapter 2. Jesus said it quite plainly in his famous Sermon on the Mount: "Not everyone who calls out to me, ‘Lord! Lord!’ will enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Only those who actually do the will of my Father in heaven will enter. On judgment day many will say to me, ‘Lord! Lord! We prophesied in your name and cast out demons in your name and performed many miracles in your name.’ But I will reply, ‘I never knew you. Get away from me, you who break God’s laws." - Mathew 7:21-23.

Yes. But keep in mind that he left everything for the Lord and in the end crucified upside down. So do not be complacent if you think youre sinful and will get Gods favor in return. One has to prove worthy too

​@@godsgirl797Sadducee

Why are you Christian and not your non Christian friends and neighbors? What did you do that they haven't done?

@@SmellofFemaleRepenting and turning away from sin to the best of our ability, accepting Jesus Christs' payment in blood, the Father's wrath, & judgment for our sins, accepting our salvation through His grace, trying to follow the 10 commandments which enable us to follow Jesus' commandments (such as love everyone, including your worst unrepentant enemy, exactly as He loves us - among others), selflessly helping everyone in our community that we are able to, etc. etc. etc. As where the majority of self-labelled Christians, and people in general are very much of this world while also being too afraid and selfish to even attempt to do anything resembling what we are called to do on a daily basis throughout our lives - even in the face of death. I'm a hypocrite, as we all are equally before the Lord but I try. I sincerely try. I think that's what makes someone an actual Christian (Christ-ian, 'little Christ')

Peter hypocrisy became intolerable through the years and went the wrong way. Sure peter is the pope but of Satan. He denied Jesus 3.tiems and before he did this God told him if u deny me here I will deny you ..

Peter did not write this gospel. He was dead over 150 years before its was written.

@@nbenefiel NOPE! Where do you get your inaccurate information? First Peter was written sometime between AD 62 and 64 while Paul was under house arrest from AD 60-62. Neither refer to each other being in Rome, only Silvanus and Mark were his companions. These facts suggest 1st Peter was written sometime after AD 62. Peter was writing during the suffering and persecution of Christians under Nero's reign. The persecutions arose in Rome and was spreading to Asia Minor. 1st Peter was written to encourage suffering believers to stand firm in Christ in the midst of persecution. He reminded them that we Christians are only sojourners in this world and our home is in heaven. Peter emphasizes that suffering is normal for believers because we are temporary residents in this world. 1st Peter is a beautiful encouraging epistle to believers and still to this day gives us hope to look forward to as we find no justice in this world for the persecution we face.

@@Leokat334 The gospel of Peter is a Gnostic gospel, written sometime in the mid second century, long, long after the apostle Peter was dead. It contains that bizarre story of the cross that expanded, floated out of the tomb and actually spoke. It was also highly antisemitic. The gnostic gospels were pretty far out but Peter was about as weird as it got. There was a reason the gnostic gospels were not included in the canonical New Testament, not the least being that they were not written until well after the NT was compiled..

​@@Leokat334remove your pride. Peter did not write his gospels

FACTS! I be wanting more videos like this, you learn so much

Glory to the Lamb of God! Thank you Jesus!

Thank you just ran across this channel it encourages me to watch more! Of this channel .

I didn't hear anything different

Thank you. Peter is my favourite Apostle, can’t wait for part 2.

Jesus also said, You are the rock on which I will build my church.

Peter, the man, is not the rock the Church’s foundation is built on. It was Peter’s FAITH in and recognition of Jesus Christ as being God’s Son, The Messiah, that showed Peter’s understanding of Who the real Rock is. (He could only know that truth because God revealed it to him.) Jesus only is The Rock on which His Church is built. He is the chief cornerstone.

@@LeeLeeB5 YES YES!! THANK YOU! I WAS JUST GETTING READY TO WRITE THE SAME THING. THE NARRATOR KEPT REFERING TO PETER AS THE CHIEF CORNERSTONE BUT WE ALL KNOW THAT ONLY JESUS IS AND THE BIBLE CLEARLY TELLS US THIS. JESUS CALLED HIN CEPHAS WHICH MEANS "STONE" NOT ROCK THAT HE WOULD BUILD HIS CHURCH ON. JESUS IS OUR ROCK! SCRIPTURE IS CLEAR ABOUT THAT TOO!

@@sjfanning7711 Jesus did not say “YOU are the rock I will build my Church on…” He said “You are Peter, and on this rock(meaning Peter’s proclamation of Jesus being THE Son of God) will I build my Church…” 💕

@@LeeLeeB5 Depends on which Bible translation you’re using.

Yes Amen ,he was crucified upside down , truly mind blowing as to why. An incredible message to the body of Christ God bless.

​@Russel Woods Actually it is said that Peter requested to be crucified upside down because he felt that he was too unworthy to be crucified like Jesus 🥹

Welcome to Christianity. God bless you 🤝💯

God father bless you in the name of Jesus Christ Amen 🙏❤️

Well come bro 🎉🎉🎉🎉

“Upon this rock, I will build my Church.” As Simon’s heart is being transformed from hardened to the heart of God, Simon is transformed into Peter. This is a journey we all will go through.

​@@eamonmccourt8251 then peter say unto him repent and Baptist church and send spirit of holy 👻

not the Rock. Christ Jesus is the Cornerstone.

​@@blairwilliamson5554And THE ROCK THAT FOLLOWED THEM IN THE WILDERNESS IN THE OT WAS CHRIST...CHRIST IS THE ROCK, PETER THE STONE, PLEASE CHECK THE EXACT ORIGINAL GREEK WORDS NOT WHAT YOU WANT TO BELIEVE...CHRIST IS THE ROCK GOD ALMIGHTY

Yes and amen! ❤📖

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Thank you so much young one. God bless you and your family

Jesus was saying Himself

I agree, in a sense. I believe it was the Peter's confession 'You are the Christ. The Son of the Living God.'

Immediately before his denials were predicted, Peter was told, “Simon, Simon, behold, Satan demanded to have you, that he might sift you like wheat, but I have prayed for you that your faith may not fail; and when you have turned again [after the denials], strengthen your brethren” (Luke 22:31-32). It was Peter who Christ prayed would have faith that would not fail and that would be a guide for the others; and his prayer, being perfectly efficacious, was sure to be fulfilled. Two important things were told the apostle. “Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven” (Matt. 16:19). Here Peter was singled out for the authority that provides for the forgiveness of sins and the making of disciplinary rules. Later the apostles as a whole would be given similar power [Matt.18:18], but here Peter received it in a special sense. Peter alone was promised something else also: “I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven” (Matt. 16:19). In ancient times, keys were the hallmark of authority. A walled city might have one great gate; and that gate had one great lock, worked by one great key. To be given the key to the city-an honor that exists even today, though its import is lost-meant to be given free access to and authority over the city. The city to which Peter was given the keys was the heavenly city itself. This symbolism for authority is used elsewhere in the Bible (Isa. 22:22, Rev. 1:18). Finally, after the Resurrection, Jesus appeared to his disciples and asked Peter three times, “Do you love me?” (John 21:15-17). In repentance for his threefold denial, Peter gave a threefold affirmation of love. Then Christ, the Good Shepherd (John 10:11, 14), gave Peter the authority he earlier had promised: “Feed my sheep” (John 21:17).

Yeshua is not the Christ. Hebrews 8, 1. We have such = like, copy, foreshadow of things to come. Joshua son of Nun. And Joshua son of Jehozadak. Your misinterpreting Scripture. Why are you Christian and not your non Christian friends and neighbors? What did you do that they haven't done?

Thank you for your kind words!

We? Why are you Christian and not your non Christian friends and neighbors? What did you do that they haven't done?

Me too! I was looking for the story’s of Jesus’ disciples that weren’t 3 hours long and these are perfect to get a better and quick understanding. Peace!

Oh yeah? Without Google how'd he die and who killed him?

@agoogoomuck he was martyred & crucified upside-down because he didn't see himself worthy to be crucified the same way as Christ, & it was the Roman Nero who had him killed. He was a ruthless, vicious killer. Btw, I don't need Google.🙂

@teenawintermute6705 well done. Now, why are you Christian and not your non Christian friends and neighbors? What did you do that they hadn't or didn't do?

Almost! As of right now (6.15.23) I am a little over half way through production

I agree, I don't think Jesus would build a church with someone else as cornerstone. Perhaps GOD the father is the cornerstone

And the KJV is the word of God in the English language perfectly preserved.

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@@abiolaakorede1509 no. Why would you even ask and why would it matter?

AJ, I saw that! Thank you so much, reach out any time.

Truth amen! 📖

Very true. Great video, but Jesus is the cornerstone not Peter. Peter had a leadership role in growing the gospel message, but Jesus and the truth that He is the Christ is the rock that He will build the Church on.

Jesus spoke Aramaic, not Greek, and he used the word Cephas/Kephas which means Rock. Matt 16: 13-19. To Simon, Jesus says, "and you are Rock and on this Rock, I will build My Church and the gates of hell will not prevail. I give you the Keys to the kingdom. Whatever You bind on earth will be bound in Heaven and whatever you loose on earth will be loose in Heaven." Jesus wasn't talking to himself but to Peter.

@@bellatordei1 Are you saying Jesus used the same word twice and it was the same word?

@@jeffross8676 Jesus is renaming him the Rock, and on this Rock ( Peter) He will build His Church. St. Paul also referred to Peter as Cephas.

BOTH were Rocks. At their first meeting, Christ told Simon that his name would thereafter be Peter, which translates as “Rock” (John 1:42). Christ was not given to meaningless gestures, and neither were the Jews when it came to names. Giving a new name meant that the status of the person was changed, as when Abram’s name was changed to Abraham (Gen.17:5), Jacob’s to Israel (Gen. 32:28), Eliakim’s to Joakim (2 Kgs. 23:34) When he first saw Simon, “Jesus looked at him, and said, ‘So you are Simon the son of John? You shall be called Cephas (which means Peter)’” (John 1:42). The word Cephas is merely the transliteration of the Aramaic Kepha into Greek. “You are Peter, and on this rock I will build my Church” (Matt. 16:18). From the grammatical point of view, the phrase “this rock” must relate back to the closest noun. Peter’s profession of faith (“You are the Christ, the Son of the living God”) is two verses earlier, while his name, a proper noun, is in the immediately preceding clause. Peter is the foundation of the Church. Christ is naturally the principal and, since he will be returning to heaven, the invisible foundation of the Church that he will establish; but Peter is named by him as the secondary and, because he and his successors will remain on earth, the visible foundation. Peter can be a foundation only because Christ is the cornerstone. Note that Christ did not speak to the disciples in Greek. He spoke Aramaic, the common language of Palestine at that time. In that language the word for rock is kepha, which is what Jesus called him in everyday speech (note that in John 1:42 he was told, “You will be called Cephas“). What Jesus said in Matthew 16:18 was: “You are Kepha, and upon this kepha I will build my Church.” When Matthew’s Gospel was translated from the original Aramaic to Greek, there arose a problem which did not confront the evangelist when he first composed his account of Christ’s life. In Aramaic the word kepha has the same ending whether it refers to a rock or is used as a man’s name. In Greek, though, the word for rock, petra, is feminine in gender. The translator could use it for the second appearance of kepha in the sentence, but not for the first because it would be inappropriate to give a man a feminine name. So he put a masculine ending on it, and hence Peter became Petros. In English, like Aramaic, there is no problem with endings; so an English rendition could read: “You are Rock, and upon this rock I will build my church.” “The Lord says to Peter: ‘I say to you,’ he says, ‘that you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church.’ . . . On him [Peter] he builds the Church, and to him he gives the command to feed the sheep [John 21:17], and although he assigns a like power to all the apostles, yet he founded a single chair [cathedra], and he established by his own authority a source and an intrinsic reason for that unity. Indeed, the others were that also which Peter was [i.e., apostles], but a primacy is given to Peter, whereby it is made clear that there is but one Church and one chair. So too, all [the apostles] are shepherds, and the flock is shown to be one, fed by all the apostles in single-minded accord. If someone does not hold fast to this unity of Peter, can he imagine that he still holds the faith? If he should desert the chair of Peter upon whom the Church was built, can he still be confident that he is in the Church?”-St. Cyprian of Carthage (The Unity of the Catholic Church 4; 1st edition [A.D. 251]

PETER WAS MARTYRED AS A FOLLOWER OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST.WHO TOOK OVER PETER'S PLACE AS LEADER OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH?!?!?WHO?!??!?THE BIBLE DOESN'T SAY WHO IS PETER'S SUCCESSOR OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH 😳 AFTER HE WAS MARTYRED! THE PAPACY IS THE BIGGEST 'HOAX" EVER FOISTED ON THE WORLD.THE BIGGEST HOAX EVER!

He did? So incorrect. Correction 1. Pebble. Not rock. Jesus warned Peter about his weak faith and that Satan was going to sift him like wheat, But Gzus said he prayed for him. Why are any of you Christian and not your non Christian friends and neighbors? What did you do that they haven't done?

At their first meeting, Christ told Simon that his name would thereafter be Peter, which translates as “Rock” (John 1:42) Christ was not given to meaningless gestures, and neither were the Jews when it came to names. Giving a new name meant that the status of the person was changed, as when Abram’s name was changed to Abraham (Gen.17:5), Jacob’s to Israel (Gen. 32:28), Eliakim’s to Joakim (2 Kgs. 23:34) In first century Greek the words petros and petra were synonyms. They had previously possessed the meanings of “small stone” and “large rock” in some early Greek poetry, but by the first century this distinction was gone, as Protestant Bible scholars admit (see D. A. Carson’s remarks on this passage in the Expositor’s Bible Commentary [Grand Rapids: Zondervan Books]). Two important things were told the apostle. “Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven” (Matt. 16:19). Here Peter was singled out for the authority that provides for the forgiveness of sins and the making of disciplinary rules. Later the apostles as a whole would be given similar power [Matt.18:18], but here Peter received it in a special sense. Peter alone was promised something else also: “I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven” (Matt. 16:19). In ancient times, keys were the hallmark of authority. A walled city might have one great gate; and that gate had one great lock, worked by one great key. To be given the key to the city-an honor that exists even today, though its import is lost-meant to be given free access to and authority over the city. The city to which Peter was given the keys was the heavenly city itself. This symbolism for authority is used elsewhere in the Bible (Isa. 22:22, Rev. 1:18). Finally, after the Resurrection, Jesus appeared to his disciples and asked Peter three times, “Do you love me?” (John 21:15-17). In repentance for his threefold denial, Peter gave a threefold affirmation of love. Then Christ, the Good Shepherd (John 10:11, 14), gave Peter the authority he earlier had promised: “Feed my sheep” (John 21:17) Immediately before his denials were predicted, Peter was told, “Simon, Simon, behold, Satan demanded to have you, that he might sift you like wheat, but I have prayed for you that your faith may not fail; and when you have turned again [after the denials], strengthen your brethren” (Luke 22:31-32). It was Peter who Christ prayed would have faith that would not fail and that would be a guide for the others; and his prayer, being perfectly efficacious, was sure to be fulfilled. @@SmellofFemale

@@richlopez5896 pebble or stone

Where can those 1946 gospels be found for reading?

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