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Dependency profile — Peter’s authority in Matthew 16 is distinctive, but whether it is unique, representative, or shared is a compound question

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INTERPRETATION_DEPENDENCY_PROFILEDEP_INT_MAT_16_AUTHORITY_CHARACTER
Interpretation Dependency Profile

Disputed Weighting Of Textual Data

Profiled target: Peter’s authority in Matthew 16 is distinctive, but whether it is unique, representative, or shared is a compound question

Argument-dependency analysis for the Matthew 16 doctrine stress test. The profile cannot increase evidentiary weight.

Premises

Direct Textual Data · Directly Demonstrated · Core

Peter receives keys and singular address.

Support records: PASSAGE_MAT_16_13_20

Premise P1

Direct Textual Data · Directly Demonstrated · Core

Binding/loosing also appears in plural in Matthew 18.

Support records: PASSAGE_MAT_16_13_20

Premise P2

Literary Inference · Disputed · Bridge

These data establish either exclusive supremacy or complete non-distinctiveness.

Premise P3

Dependency chain

Peter receives keys and singular address.
Binding/loosing also appears in plural in Matthew 18.
These data establish either exclusive supremacy or complete non-distinctiveness.

Curated chronology

State: HISTORICAL_ORIGIN_UNKNOWN

Date Label: v57 curated corpus

Date Sort Key: 9999

Note: This profile distinguishes the current Archive evidence chain from historical origin. The earliest loaded witness is not a claim that the idea originated there.

Not an origin claim: this records the earliest currently curated witness relevant to the profile, not the first historical occurrence.

Development threads: THREAD_MAT_16_PETRINE_TO_PAPAL_CHAIN, THREAD_MAT_16_ROCK_RECEPTION_DIVERSITY

What this profile does not establish

A settled doctrine of succession.
A Roman location.
That shared authority eliminates meaningful primacy.

What this does not establish

A settled doctrine of succession.
A Roman location.
That shared authority eliminates meaningful primacy.
Release Introduced
v57
Passage Id
PASSAGE_MAT_16_13_20
Status
CURATED_PUBLIC