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*“Who do you say I am?” – Matthew 16:13-20*
 
·      Reassuringly, there are many things that I love about Jesus!
·      Jesus asking *questions*
o  cutting right to the very heart of the issue…
o  *“Who do you say I am?”*
§  ‘Who do you think you are?’
 
·      Looking at *two things* – in reverse!
o  *Jesus’ response* to Peter’s correct answer
o  *Peter’s answer* itself, and /our own embrace of that answer/
 
·      Four Peters at Petertide; Rocky I, II, III & IV!
o  John and I considered changing our names to make it easier for the Archbishop; Jennie was less sure!
·      *Who* or *what* is /the Rock/?
o  *Peter* or the truth of his *confession*?
§  petra~/PetroV (Greek); /kēphā/~//kēphā/ (Aramaic)
§  may well be that *both are true*
·      *Spiderman*
o  sensible brown leather shoes…
o  “With great power comes great responsibility”
·      *Peter* was given great */authority and responsibility/* as a result of having received this revelation from God (*keys*; *binding~/loosing*)
o  yet he *shared* this authority with the other apostles~/*disciples*
§  in 16:19 the ‘you’ is */singular/* whereas in 18:18 it is */plural/*
o  Peter’s /own/ understanding?
§  *living stones* – 1 Peter 2:4-5(-12)
§  *Christ* as the *cornerstone* (1 Peter 2:6; 1 Cor 3:11)
·      *founder* and *foundation*
o  the */rôle/* of the ‘Church’ which is built upon the rock…
§  *worship* (“offering spiritual sacrifices” v5)
§  *evangelism* (“declaring praises” v9)
§  *justice* (“living good lives” vv11-12)
o  in that building, every confessor finds a place
·      Brings us back to the */confession/* itself – “Who do you say I am?”
o  “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.”
·      Who is Jesus…
o  to *me*, to *you*, to *us*?
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·      People often /known/ by *what they do* and~/or *who they are*
o  *job* – ‘the chemist’
o  *achievements* – scored the winning try~/goal~/run
o  *relationships* – Bob’s wife (Andy’s son-in-law!)
·      Knowing *who He was*, *what He did* and *who He is*
o  “The Christ, the son of the living God”
§  anointed as *King* and~/or *priest*
§  divine – ‘*of God*’
·      *Son of the Father*
·      Trinitarian theology
§  *Philippians 2*
o  “Became obedient to death, even death on a cross”
§  no time ~/ always time to talk about the cross…
§  the *failure* of humankind *to worship* God
·      sin
§  /worshipping in perfection/
·      *destroying* the *power* of sin
·      freeing us to worship in *purity* and *holiness*
o  The *Risen* Christ
§  sender of the *Spirit*
§  *present* in our midst
§  *enthroned in glory*
·      worshipped
·      shared
·      followed
·      Our rôle?
o  *seeing* Him for who He is
o  *helping others* to see Him for who He is
o  *following Him* with our eyes fixed on Him
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