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Peter’s relationship with Jesus was unique and pivotal in the formation of the early church. Initially a fisherman, Peter’s life […]

When Jesus said, “I was sent only to the lost sheep of Israel” (Matthew 15:24), it can initially seem like

Jesus’ choice of Peter over John as the leader of His disciples was influenced by Peter’s boldness, natural leadership, and

God’s choice of Israel was rooted in His divine love and the promises He made to Abraham. In Deuteronomy 7:7-8,

In John 21:20, Peter refers to “the disciple whom Jesus loved,” a phrase commonly understood to describe John, the author

In John 21:24, the “disciple whom Jesus loved” testifies to the truth of the Gospel, emphasizing the reliability of the

In John 21:23, a misunderstanding arises when Peter asks Jesus about the fate of the “beloved disciple,” John. After Jesus

In the Gospel of John, Jesus calls Nathanael an “Israelite indeed,” a statement that highlights his genuine faith and integrity.

The relationship between Peter and John provides a fascinating example of partnership in ministry. Both were called by Jesus early

God’s relationship with Israel is central to the Bible, beginning with His covenant with Abraham in Genesis 12:1-3, where He