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Serapion

bishop of Antioch
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    …illustrated in a letter by Serapion, bishop of Antioch. He stated that he accepts Peter and the other Apostles “as Christ” but rejects what is falsely written in their name. When some Christians showed him the Gospel of Peter, he allowed them to read it, but, after further investigation, he…

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    …illustrated in a letter by Serapion, bishop of Antioch. He stated that he accepts Peter and the other Apostles “as Christ” but rejects what is falsely written in their name. When some Christians showed him the Gospel of Peter, he allowed them to read it, but, after further investigation, he…

    Read More