Session 21 - Matthew 16 “The Authority of the Church”

Key Points:

God only changes someone’s name on 3 occasions in the Bible.  Each time, the change denotes the person is to become the leader of God’s people.

Peter, (“Rock”) is given the “keys”, the power to “bind and loose”, will represent the authority of God on earth.

The Church is to last until the end of the earth, so that authority (keys) is to be passed down. “Apostolic succession.”

See linked images for additional support

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