Was Peter the first pope? The Bible contradicts such a foolish idea. Never is he regarded in Scripture as the head of the Church, the apostle of the apostles, the vicar of Christ or anything of the like. The early church fathers never described him as pope or leader of the Church. There’s no evidence he was in a Rome or pastored a church there for Roman Gentiles.
Such actually contradicts what Paul said in Romans 15:20 and Galatians 2:8. Peter was an apostle to the Jews, not Gentiles. Peter regarded himself as a simply an apostle and fellow elder (1 Peter 1:1, 5:1, 2 Peter 1:1) not the papal head of the Church or the leader of the apostles.
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