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There is an interpretation discussion about the phrase "built on the rock." Peter which means rock asked Jesus about theology and Jesus answered that this is what the church will be built upon. Some believe it is Peter that it is to built on and some believe it is Peter's theology.
This quote from the Church means that the true Church, founded on the rock of faith, will withstand challenges and remain strong. It expresses the belief in the endurance and steadfastness of the Church despite obstacles.
I can not remember the exact quote from the bible. But it was Jesus who said Peter you are my rock and it is on you that my church shall be built. And depending on whether or not you believe in such things, Peters grave/resting place, is the foundations of Saint Peters Church, Vatican City.
Peter the Apostle, also known as Simon Peter of Simon Barjona was the rock upon which Christ built his Church.
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Because he is the Rock upon which Christ Built His Church.
There has been much debate as to who or what Christ was referring to when He said "Upon this rock..." The Catholic church say that He was referring to Peter as being the Rock on which He (Christ) would build His church. Mormons believe that when Christ asked Peter who he was and Peters reply was "The Christ...". Christ then referred to this knowledge as being given to Peter by revelation, and this was what Christ meant when He said "Upon this Rock.." meaning the Rock of Revelation". As Mormonism was not organized at the time of Peter he was a disciple of Christ and a member of His flock. He later became the President of the church along with James and John as his counselors. BUT the church was nor built upon Peter, he was only its first President.
apostle paulAnswer:"...I say unto thee, That thou art Peter (Petros: a [piece of] rock), and upon this rock (petra: a [mass of] rock) I will build My church..." (Matt.16:18).The originally inspired word used for "Peter" is "Petros," which means a stone or a piece of a rock. The originally inspired word for "rock" is "petra," which is a huge rock mass.Paul wrote to the church in Corinth of the Israelites' escape from Egypt:"...I would not that ye should be ignorant, how that all our fathers were under the cloud, and all passed though the sea; and all were baptized unto Moses in the cloud and in the sea; and did all eat the same spiritual meat; and all did drink the same spiritual drink: for they drank of that spiritual Rock(inspired: PETRA) that followed them: and THAT ROCK(petra, the same mass of rock on which the church is built) WAS CHRIST." (I Cor.10:1-4)Jesus is the Rock upon which His church is built.
Jesus entrusted the keys of the kingdom to Simon Peter, as described in the Bible in the Gospel of Matthew 16:19. He referred to Peter as the "rock" on which he would build his church, giving him the authority to bind and loose on earth and in heaven.
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Because St. Peter is the Rock upon which Christ Built His Church.
He told Peter that, because of his great faith, he would be the rock upon which the church would be built. I believe, therefore, that it would be Peter.