In what book of the Bible is it clearly stated that St. Peter was in Rome?
Correct answer: It is not in any Biblical book
:(Nancy E):
We need to be careful in believing church traditions over what the Bible says. This will keep us from getting way off base.
kev1059
Christmas isn't in the Bible either
Player Gail
That’s why Peter being declared the first pope is so inaccurate!
little b
I've not been to the yyhyjgnt
Queen Esther
It's! true! like the bible never states where Peter died! like!
Queen Esther
Yup! I know! now my bible! always get the bible questions right! the memory verse today on you version was from like 1 peter! or something! ( Peter was funny! if u really think about it! he was a hothead fisherman! he was! which like is funny! I would love to meet peter! oh how I wish time travel was real!!)
Mars V
footnie55, It wasn’t named Catholic, but it was referred to as katolikos by first century Greeks, a word meaning universal.
Penalope
The word trinity is not in the Bible!
arohanui
what exactly do you mean by "the Bible"? usually it's considered to have an Old Testament and a New Testament. Even Jesus isn't mentioned in the OT, let alone Peter and where he died. Obfuscating question!!!
footnie55
Tim, Another problem with that is that the Catholic church didn't exist until centuries later.
RedSeaDiver
cohelian, I've always thought that? Time to Google!