What is Peter regarded as?
Show answer
first pope
The beginning of the papacy.
💡 Did you know? Peter is regarded by the Catholic Church as the first pope: all popes trace their succession back to him.
8 questions · Religion & Belief
The Apostle Peter is regarded as the first pope and first Bishop of Rome: the beginning of a line that reaches to this day. Originally a simple fisherman named Simon, he was called by Jesus to be one of his closest disciples and given the name "Peter", meaning "rock". According to Christian tradition, Jesus said to him: "You are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church." On this rests the special claim of the papacy. After the death of Jesus, Peter acted as a leading figure of the young Christian community and finally reached Rome. Tradition holds that Peter died there as a martyr around the year 64 under Emperor Nero; he is said to have been crucified upside down. Over his presumed grave rises St. Peter's Basilica today. Good to know: Peter is regarded by the Catholic Church as the first pope: all popes trace their succession back to him. The fisherman Peter was one of the twelve apostles and Jesus's closest confidant. By tradition Peter was martyred by crucifixion in Rome: reputedly upside down, not deeming himself Jesus's equal.
Practise for freePurFact brings every card back right before you would forget it. That's how knowledge sticks.
first pope
The beginning of the papacy.
💡 Did you know? Peter is regarded by the Catholic Church as the first pope: all popes trace their succession back to him.
apostle of Jesus
Originally a fisherman named Simon.
💡 Did you know? The fisherman Peter was one of the twelve apostles and Jesus's closest confidant.
rock
'On this rock I will build my church.'
💡 Did you know? „You are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church“: the name means „rock“ in Greek.
martyr in Rome
Between 64 and 68, according to tradition.
💡 Did you know? By tradition Peter was martyred by crucifixion in Rome: reputedly upside down, not deeming himself Jesus's equal.
🔒 The other 4 questions are part of PurFact Pro.
Open in PurFactReligion & Belief: all topics →
Home · All topics · Legal notice · Privacy · Terms · Contact