Okay, I know about the passage in John where Jesus tells Peter that when he is old he will stretch out his hands and be taken where he doesn't want to go, meaning he will be executed. But I've never found any passage that talks about Peter actually being executed, but heard that he had asked to be crucified upside-down. After searching my tail off I haven't found anything to that effect. So, where is that part located?
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Peter's death
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In the Bible? You won't find it. It's part of church tradition. I think I have a site marked on it that I'll post if I can find it.
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Ok, here's one site: http://www.ccel.org/bible/phillips/CN500APOSTLES FATE.htm
Here's another: http://www.imt.net/~gedison/apostle.html
I hope that helps you find some of the information you're looking for.
Here's another: http://www.imt.net/~gedison/apostle.html
I hope that helps you find some of the information you're looking for.
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Okay, thanks. When I heard that he'd been crucified upside down at his request, I kinda took for granted that it was somewhere in the Bible.
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