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 1 11|           are Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church" (
 2 11|          him Peter, from petra the rock, since upon him He was about
 3 12|         writes Origen). "Is it the rock upon which Christ builds
 4 12|            is ambiguous, as if the rock and the Church were one
 5 12|           that neither against the rock upon which Christ builds
 6 12|            built «His house upon a rock,» cannot be conquered by
 7 12|           man who shall be off the rock and outside the Church,
 8 12|           one whom He designated a rock to show the foundation of
 9 12|          When he heard «thou art a rock,» he was ennobled by the
10 12|     announcement. Although he is a rock, not as Christ is a rock,
11 12|           rock, not as Christ is a rock, but as Peter is a rock.
12 12|            rock, but as Peter is a rock. For Christ is by His very
13 12|            very being an immovable rock; Peter only through this
14 12|            Peter only through this rock. Christ imparts His gifts,
15 12|         and makes priests. He is a rock, and constitutes a rock" (
16 12|            rock, and constitutes a rock" (Hom. de Poenitentia, n.
17 13| persevering in the strength of the rock which he had received, hath
18 13|             For this I know is the rock on which the Church is built" (
19 13|           art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my Church,» &