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Thru the Bible Vol. 55: The Epistles (2 Peter) is unavailable, but you can change that!

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the rock–man—he has been both. But as he writes this epistle, we may be sure of one thing: he is the rock–man now, the man who is to be crucified for Christ. “Simon Peter, a servant and an apostle.” The word servant actually means “bond slave.” He doesn’t take an exalted position in the church. He refers to himself as a bond slave—also an apostle (that is his authority), but notice that he does not say the apostle, but an apostle; he was only one of them. “To them that have obtained like precious
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