Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2, 1,2 |   named him Cephas, meaning “rock,” ie. Petros (in Greek),
 2 4, 1,10|  person that had built it on rock. Inasmuch as in Palestine
 3 4, 1,10|    us to be affirmed on “His rock of commandments.”~Evangelist
 4 4, 2,1 |   hard and immovable, like a rock. Such people are incapable
 5 4, 2,21|   were and will be a testing rock of faith in Christ. There
 6 5, 0,28|   You are Peter, and on this rock I will build My Church,
 7 5, 0,28| Cephas in Chaldean, meaning “rock” (John 1:42). Now, it is
 8 5, 0,28|     his faith, he is truly a rock. However, can an assertion
 9 5, 0,28|      the Holy Scripture as a rock (e.g. Exodus 28:16; Genesis
10 5, 0,29|   just recently named Peter “rock,” suddenly calls him “satan”;
11 5, 0,41|  Moses produced water from a rock during the Jews’ wandering
12 5, 0,41|    compares Himself with the rock that discharged water to
13 5, 0,41|     of goodness of which the rock was the symbol. The Lord
14 6, 2,4 |   Psalm, calling Himself the Rock, which the builders have
15 6, 2,4 | people. In calling Himself a rock, the Lord is showing the
16 6, 4,6 |  that he had ceased to be a “rock.” “Sift” means satan’s temptations,
17 7, 0,12|  ceased to be “Peter,” i.e. “rock.” Humbly acknowledging the