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PETER IN ROME? A Review Of The Literary Record
In The Light Of Scriptural Evidence A Thesis Presented to the
Faculty of the Department of Theology Ambassador College In Partial Fulfillment of the
Requirements for the Degree Master of Arts in Theology by David John Albert June 1973 Reprinted, 2001, by Giving &
Sharing I. Introduction. The Problem of
the Study. The Purpose of the Study.
The Method of the Study II. The
Biblical Record. Two Different
Commissions. No Peter in Romans. The Roman Imprisonments and
Epistles III.
Where Peter Was. Babylon Did Exist. Biblical Evidence or Christian Tradition? A Hostile Frontier — Barrier to
Communication IV. The
First Century. — Clement Of Rome And
Ignatius. Clement of Rome. Ignatius V. The
Second Century. — Irenaeus, Dionysius, And Clement Of Alexandria. Irenaeus.
Dionysius of Corinth. Clement of
Alexandria. The Development of
Tradition VI. The
Third Century. — Tertullian
And Origen. VII. The
Fourth Century. — Eusebius, Lactantius, And Jerome.
Eusebius. Martyrdom under
Nero. 67 or 68? How Historical is Eusebius’ History? Lactantius and
Jerome VIII. Conclusions. Tradition or Theory? Need for Peter in |
