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To: aMorePerfectUnion

Old Testament The steward Given keys to Davids Kingdom was replaced.

Christ told Peter upon this rock I build my Church whose sins you shall forgive they are forgiven Whose sins you shall retain they are retained
Peter then was Given the Keys to Heaven By Jesus the Keys were passed down to Pope Francis Today.

In Hebrew tradition a person given a new name is a Promtion in Power and Position.
Think Abram to Abraham
Think Simon to Peter
Think Saul to Paul

The 1st Pope Peter thru the 32nd Pope St Miltiades were all martyred I think they would differ they didn’t die for their Faith and position of succession.


14 posted on 06/12/2015 4:51:54 PM PDT by philly-d-kidder (AB-Sheen"The truth is the truth if nobody believes it,a lie is still a lie, everybody believes it")
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To: philly-d-kidder

Wow. I rarely see so many fallacies in one post.

The keys to David’s Kingdom were not replaced.
Peter was not given the power to forgive sins. You need a more accurate translation of Greek.
Peter was not given the Keys of Heaven.
The keys were not passed to any “pope” in history nor to the Global Warming pope.
Not every Hebrew person ever given a new name is “promoted.”

I admire your enthusiasm, but it is not based on facts.

Best.


15 posted on 06/12/2015 5:04:41 PM PDT by aMorePerfectUnion ( "Forward lies the crown, and onward is the goal.")
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To: philly-d-kidder

This is one of the greatest heresies in Catholic teaching. Jesus wasn’t saying He was building His church upon Peter - but, upon the word of knowledge given to Peter as to Christ’s identity.


20 posted on 06/12/2015 5:33:15 PM PDT by Catsrus
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