St. Peter, His Name and His Office, as Set Forth in Holy Scripture — John Shaqi
St. Peter, His Name and His Office, as Set Forth in Holy ScriptureAllies, T. W. (Thomas William)
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St. Peter, His Name and His Office, as Set Forth in Holy Scripture
Allies, T. W. (Thomas William)
Peter, the Apostle, Saint
By S. Isidore in Spain, and summed up by Pope Gregory II. 113
CHAPTER V.
PETER'S PRIMACY AS EXHIBITED IN THE ACTS.
Division of the Acts into history of the Church universal, and
of S. Paul in particular 114
Gospels, history of the Head; Acts, of the Body 115
Execution of Christ's promises declaratory of their enactment 116
General proof of this as to the Primacy in the Acts 117
1. Peter oftener mentioned than all the rest put together.
2. The leading part assigned to him.
3. Peter mentioned directly; the rest obliquely 118
4. Peter answers for all the Apostles 119
5. Luke records Peter's actions and speeches in full.
6. The first part of the Acts may be called the
history of Peter 120
I. Particular proof--Election of a new Apostle 122
S. Chrysostome's comment on this 124
Peter's conduct in defending the rest on the day of Pentecost 125
Third and fourth speech of Peter.--Summary of the first
four chapters 128
II. Proof from junction of authoritative teaching and miracles 129
Resemblance between Peter's miracles and Christ's 131
Peter the chief figure among the Apostles as Christ before 133
III. Peter presides over the different steps in propagating
the Church 134
Peter's part in the conversion of Samaria 135
IV. Peter receiving the Gentiles in the person of Cornelius 137
Things to be noted in this reception concerning Peter.--Peter
murmured against by some of the circumcision 142
S. Chrysostome and S. Gregory upon his conduct 143
V. S. Peter exercising supreme judicial power over Ananias 144
VI. S. Peter exercising supreme visitatorial power 145
VII. S. Peter's supreme legislative authority in council 147
The consent and joint action of others do not impugn the
supremacy 148
Tertullian's testimony as to his authority here, and that of
S. Jerome and Theodoret 150
VIII. Contrast between the mode in which the imprisonment of
Peter, and that of James and Paul is mentioned 151
Summary of the testimony to Peter in the Acts 153
His Primacy magisterial, judicial, and legislative.--Its
institution compared with its exercise 154
No opposition offered to it 155
The mystical headship contrasted with the visible 157
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