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kont Saint Lik la, nan Acts nan apòt yo, montre Sentespri a pawòl nan bouch la nan Legliz majistèr (oswa "anseye biwo")-ki se, nan tout pèp la nan Apot yo (oswa evèk) ann inyon ak Pyè (Pap la)-a final rezoud sa a dispit doktrin (15:28). Espesyalman, li se Pyè ki rezoud dispit la; li se diskou li ki pote deba a nan yon fèmen (15:7). Malgre ke Saint James, kòm Evèk la nan lavil Jerizalèm, yo bay onè nan modération Gran Konsèy la, li se Pyè ki adrese tout pèp la sou doktrin ak James 'remak fèmen konfime enstriksyon l'.
eng
Saint Luke’s account, in the Acts of the Apostles, shows the Holy Spirit speaking through the Church’s Magisterium (or “teaching office”)—that is, through the assembly of the Apostles (or bishops) in union with Peter (the pope)—to conclusively settle this doctrinal dispute (15:28). Specifically, it is Peter who settles the dispute; it is his speech which brings the debate to a close (15:7). Although Saint James, as the Bishop of Jerusalem, is given the honor of moderating the council, it is Peter who addresses the assembly on doctrine with James’ closing remarks confirming his instruction.