Great “Pope Peter” question that deserves a great answer. Why did Paul write Romans if Peter was already Pope in Rome? Paul wrote Romans because Claudius exiled all Jews from Rome, including Peter who was Jewish. Suetonius writes in The Lives of the Twelve Caesars (Claudius 25.4): “Since the Jews constantly made disturbances at the instigation of Chrestus, he expelled them from Rome.” Chrestus is Christus. Jesus Christ. Peter was preaching Christ and got exiled. Roman history reveals this episode. The Church of Rome became more Gentile as a result so Paul wrote Romans (Peter having been exiled) to address Jew/Gentile differences. Paul refers to Peter in Romans when he claims he dares not build on another apostle’s (Peter’s) foundation in the Church of Rome. See my book the Catholic Perspective on Paul for full treatment: link.amazon/B09EV1lok

The sacred heart devotion is clearly demonically inspired. Does anyone sincerely think Jesus would encourage someone to carve His name into their chest?

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