St. Augustine disagreed with St. Jerome's interpretation of one incident involving a rebuke of this man, claiming it was not staged. That incident involving this man took place at Antioch after this man and Barnabas were misled by a group of Jews, as recounted in Chapter 2 of Galatians. This man cites the time being nine o'clock in the morning to explain that he and his companions are not drunk before preaching a sermon that converts three thousand. This man sat with the servants during Jesus' trial and suggests building three tabernacles during the Transfiguration, though in Matthew he is rebuked with "get thee behind me satan" by Jesus. In John, this man smites the
St. Augustine disagreed with St. Jerome's interpretation of one incident involving a rebuke of this man, claiming it was not staged. That incident involving this man took place at Antioch after this man and Barnabas were misled by a group of Jews, as recounted in Chapter 2 of Galatians. This man cites the time being nine o'clock in the morning to explain that he and his companions are not drunk before preaching a sermon that converts three thousand. This man sat with the servants during Jesus' trial and suggests building three tabernacles during the Transfiguration, though in Matthew he is rebuked with "get thee behind me satan" by Jesus. In John, this man smites the high priest's servant Malchus and this reviver of Tabitha is accosted while warming his hands by a woman during the first of three times he denies knowing Jesus. For 10 points, identify this apostle, the "rock" on which the Christian church was founded.