By Apostle Tonya

Might it be well to continueth on with the teaching on our Holy Christ’s Disciples? For I trust the Spirit of God enabling me, most particularly, to further teacheth on the Apostle Peter.
And the Lord said, Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired to have you, that he may sift you as wheat: But I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fail not: and when thou art converted, strengthen thy brethren. The Book of St. Luke 22:31-32.
Continuing on, peradventure, we shall conclude before the occasion of Simon Peter’s denial of Christ; the most outspoken apostle knew not what was in his own heart. For I suppose that in Apostle Peter’s most adamant promulgation of an eternal loyalty to Christ, the adversary’s subtle attack to his heart, Peter could not foresee it walking with our Lord!
Awake, O sword, against my shepherd, and against the man that is my fellow, saith the Lord of hosts: smite the shepherd, and the sheep shall be scattered: and I will turn mine hand upon the little ones. Zechariah 13:7
Taketh for example, the Scriptures’ record of the Son of God knowing the hearts of all men. How might it be that the Disciple observed and feasted on the teachings of Christ in His ministry, and yet did not knowest his heart was not fully loyal until the steps of the Cross?
Notwithstanding the knowledge of Peter’s weakness of character and the effect it would causeth; the Son of God ordained the Disciple to serve alongside of Him!
Might we continueth on to ponder on this thought for a moment?
Chiefly, it appeareth our Eternal Savior withheld the knowledge of Simon Peter’s heart for a time and loved His Disciple without prejudice or judgment. In the end, Peter, who bravely cut off Malchus’ ear for Christ, would astonishingly deny our Lord at the entrance of the Cross!
Yet still, and again I shall say, the Son of God ordained Peter! And we may presume now it was to fulfill the sacred passages in the Holy Bible foretelling the Crucifixion of the Messiah.
Let us then remembereth with a thankful heart; even those whom the adversary shall convince to deny us remaineth most useful to the prophetic fulfillment and will of God for our lives.
How else shall we ascend for Christ’s glory if we hath not been proven by Adonai to be inherently faithful to the Son of God? – Apostle Tonya
For as Believers of Christ, we are to remaineth steadfast even when the enemy shall wrongly believe he hath the power and authority above Jesus Christ to removeth Jacob’s ladder!
And so, in conclusion, the Son of God prayers for Peter perhaps ensured even in the darkest hour of suffering for denying the Holy One; Peter’s faith remained. Amen.
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