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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
A strong expression of criticism or disapproval. Peter rebukes Jesus, and Jesus then rebukes Peter.
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Paper 2
Revise: Conversation at Caesarea PhilippiPeter takes Jesus aside and begins to rebuke him. Although the passage does not give Peter’s exact words or explain all his motives, his objection shows that he cannot accept the suffering Jesus has described. His declaration of faith is genuine, but his understanding remains incomplete.
Use details from Mark 8:27–33 to support explanations: Peter’s declaration, the command to remain silent, the prediction of death and resurrection, and Jesus’ rebuke.
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