Nope.
Christ Jesus is the Rock.
There is no other.
Peter was a stone.
All those in Christ are stones,
quarried on earth,
shaped by the Master,
Jesus Christ,
and then built on the wall of Heavenly Zion.
The Congregation of Jesus Christ is built upon Himself and His Testimony,
the Gospel.
The "Esau" of the church age is the one who usurped
(on earth)
the throne of Jesus Christ,
calling himself and his priesthood,
"Alter Christos",
the Latin for Anti-Christ.
In the Greek (ancient)
the term "anti" meant "another".
Yeah,
those catholic-apologist Jesuits try to peg Christians defending the Gospel with "rabbi" to pretend it is a Jew.
The real Peter did no such thing.
He was one of 12 Apostles who laid Christ as the Foundation of His Congregation.
He did not called him a rock.
Jesus called him a stone.
The walls of Heavenly Zion are built of stones,
all of whom are those in Christ.
This was Peter's own teaching about the stones.
Peter is not the guard of "pearly gates".
That's made up vanity.
And yes,
that Harlot is indeed that of which He warned,
the apostate church with a form of godliness,
but denying the power thereof.
>Who apparently after knowing Jesus died for Him and Jesus giving him the Holy Spirit said he was unworthy and requested to be crucified upside down.
Yes, he did die for the Gospel's sake, but the up-side-down thing is mere tradition.
>"Jesus turned and said to Peter, "Get behind me, Satan! You are a stumbling block to me; you do not have in mind the concerns of God, but merely human concerns." - Matthew 16:23
Peter was hijacked by the Harlot.
At that point in that verse,
Peter wasn't converted according to the inner man yet.
He did repent once he was converted,
and that occurred on the day of Pentecost in the upper room.
All those in Christ are stones.
They are the "walls" of Heavenly Jerusalem.
Peter was hijacked by the Harlot.
Her foundation is the stone of Babylon,
the same way as shown in Zechariah 5 when earthly Jerusalem was the harlot of the Old Testament age.
The new Harlot is now also founded upon the Babylonian foundation.
Yes,
there is a reason.
Satan was literally speaking out of his mouth,
denying the Gospel.
But Peter was inwardly reformed on the day of Pentecost.
However,
there is another reason He called Peter "Satan",
and that has to do with the future use by the Harlot of Peter.
So,
yes,
that Babylonian foundation
(stone)
would be cast down.
That casting down is referring to her fall,
her apostasy.
Her fall,
is from Heaven,
as from that Heavenly City.
No abomination can enter into its gates.
She therefore was cast down from "Heaven",
and that has already occurred.