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The Gospel according to Peter: Mark and I & II Peter is unavailable, but you can change that!

The Apostle Peter is the obvious spokesperson for the Twelve. He was one of the first men chosen to follow and represent Jesus. Church tradition says that John Mark recorded Peters sermons in Rome and turned them into a Gospel for the Romans. Mark appears to have been the first written Gospel because its basic structure is used by both Matthew and Luke. However, because Mark begins at Jesus’...

This is a PERFECT PASSIVE PARTICIPLE, which implies a permanent state of delusion (PERFECT TENSE) brought on by an unidentified, outside agent (PASSIVE VOICE) which could be the false teachers themselves or the evil one. Since these false teachers (from the description of chapter 2) were incipient gnostics with some Jewish tendencies (i.e. #2) these myths (cf. 1 Tim. 1:4) could refer to 1. angelic levels between a holy god and lesser spiritual beings (aeons) and their secret names 2. genealogies
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