No it doesn't because sherry picking a phrase out of context to support a doctrine is a tactic of the enemy. Take some Scripture out of context and make a doctrine out of it by adding a little bit of the truth with a whole bunch of lie.
There's no where in Scripture that gives any man the authority to forgive sins on God's behalf. We can only forgive what has been sinned against us. We can't forgive a person for their sins against another.
what, then, did Christ mean when He empowered the Apostles to forgive sins....He said"whose sins YOU shall forgive, they are forgiven"....was He kidding, leading them on???/Of course we can't forgive others sins, but the church has the aauthority do so and the phrase I posted gives her that authority....you can't just ignore the obvious (It was hard being a Catholic, wasn't it!)