Marymog
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Yup, they were all equals. In vs 6 it says that they all discussed what should be done to resolve the matter. In vs 7-11 Peter addressed the assembly and gave his opinion. And then what happened in vs 13 amigo? James deferred to what Peter had told the entire assembly in vs 7-11!If we read acts , it becomes very clear that the true overseers of the churches , WERE the apostels .
When they had that dispute , THEY went to the apostles in jerusalem to clear up the matter
THE TWELVE were the overseers of the churches . And peter was not over them , they were all equals .
But it was the church in jerusalem , aka the apostels . Sure there was paul and others who helped to oversee
But even paul went unto that church . Paul did not bow to them nor kiss rings , heck they would not have allowed that nonsense .
BUT you can SEE that was the main overseer . JESUS the corner stone and the twelve apostels . By the time of constantine
it had all fallen . But like the jews had fallen too , at least they had scribes who did faithfully keep the scrips .
My advice is let all that draws breath come out of her . The true church still abounds , its the lambs .
And lambs dont let lambs sit under that which teaches falsehoods .
I could also give you about 50 other verses from Scripture that shows Peters primacy over all the other Apostles and the Church but I suspect your men have taught you that he did not have primacy so I digress......
Mary