⿿Simon Peter: His Later Life and Labours⿝ delves into the life and works of one of Christianity's most pivotal figures. Charles S. Robinson chronicles the post-ascension life of Simon Peter, drawing upon scripture and historical context to illuminate his journey as an apostle.

The book explores Peter's transformation from a Galilean fisherman to a leader in the early church, examining his teachings, travels, and the challenges he faced in spreading the Gospel. Readers gain insight into Peter's role in establishing Christian communities and his enduring influence on Christian theology. Through vivid storytelling and scholarly research, this work provides a compelling portrait of Simon Peter⿿s lasting impact on the foundations of Christianity.

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