Many commentators point to the sleeping Peter as evidence that he was calm and confident in God’s purposes and plans1. While this may be true, it is not the primary teaching point of the text and an argument from silence.
Many commentators point to the sleeping Peter as evidence that he was calm and confident in God’s purposes and plans1. While this may be true, it is not the primary teaching point of the text and an argument from silence.
6 La nuit qui précéda le jour où Hérode allait le faire comparaître, Pierre, lié de deux chaînes, dormait entre deux soldats; et des sentinelles devant la porte gardaient la prison.