The Complete Guide to the Papacy in the Holy Bible

By: Christiaan Kappes, William Albrecht

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

The Petrine verses (or Biblical passages referring to St. Peter, his role, and the office of the papacy) are perhaps the most controverted passages in the history of Christianity in the last 1, 000 years. This study of St. Peter’s role in the Bible puts to rest any doubts about the true sources for and meaning behind Jesus’s commission to St. Peter (Matthew 16:18), not to mention numerous other passages out of both the Old and New Testaments. Employing language accessible to an average reader, all historically debated passages about St. Peter and the papacy are unpacked so that their relation to the rest of the Bible becomes clear. No stone or rock is left unturned. In addition to presenting material neglected in modern studies of the papacy in the Holy Bible, the reader will be shocked by the sheer number of discoveries made about the office of the papacy all over the New Testament. In the final chapters, the earliest Christian writers are investigated for their treatments of the Petrine passages, culminating in later patristic and conciliar witnesses to the role of the papacy that are in harmony with the first three centuries of Christianity.

Exceptionally Thorough!

This was perhaps the most complete and thorough book on the papacy I’ve ever read. I’ve been studying the papacy for a little over a year and I was blown away by how much I learned from this book. There was just so much that I had never heard of or even thought about before listening. William Albrecht and Fr. Christiaan Kappes are both top rate scholars and I cannot wait to read the other books they’ve written. I’ll also be ordering a hard copy of this book for future reference. It’s that good.