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Changed from a sinner to a saint and from a fisherman to an apostle, an outspoken leader of the twelve disciples, and a mighty man of God who so ably led the church in its crucial early days, Peter makes for a most instructive, inspiring, and interesting study. Butler examines Peter in the following chapters: • The Conversion • The Call • The Curing • The Cruise • The Confessions •...

But Peter did not. Matthew Henry said, “It was very bold in Peter that he should venture to come to Christ upon the water.” It takes boldness to obey many of God’s commands. Peter had expressed a big desire; now he will prove that it was not just talk. His quick response to the “Come” indicated he meant what he said. Peter started out well walking on water; but after a short way, he began to sink. Dr. W. Herschel Ford humorously suggested that maybe Thomas, the doubting
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