Peter

The Epistles of Peter

With the help of Silas, whom I regard as a faithful brother, I have written to you briefly, encouraging you and testifying that this is the true grace of God. Stand fast in it. 1 Peter 5:12

Peter and Jude are writing to Christians who are oppressed, confused, and struggling, seeking to live for Christ in a world that not only does not understand but also persecutes those of the faith. In the midst of the oppressions from the world and family, come people who seek to deceive and entice them to live for sin and not for Christ. Peter and Jude encourage, challenge, and give them the hope to remain in Christ. At the same time, Peter and Jude do not hold back from telling them where they are in error and admonishing them to be aware and be on guard to live for Christ, putting on His virtues and not the worlds. Both of Peter's epistles and Jude are as relevant today as they were nearly two thousand years ago because what they went through, we go through, too! They needed hope and encouragement just as we do-whomever, whenever, and wherever we are!

Introduction to Peter

1 & 2 Peter Outline

This is a basic outline overview of the Books of Peter

God's grace and abundant mercy is available to us now and as an inheritance!

 Peter Bible Study Downloadable

 PDF Files

 

PeterIntroduction.pdf 1Peter11-2.pdf 1Peter13-12.pdf 1Peter113-21.pdf 1Peter122-23.pdf 1Peter24-10.pdf 1Pete211-12.pdf 1Peter213-17.pdf 1Peter218-25.pdf 1Peter31-6.pdf 1Peter37-12.pdf 1Peter313-22.pdf 1Peter41-11.pdf 1Peter412-19.pdf

1Peter51-4.pdf 1Peter55-9.pdf 1Peter510-14.pdf 2Peter11-4.pdf 2Peter15-11.pdf 2Peter112-21.pdf 2Peter21-3.pdf 2Peter24-11.pdf 2Peter212-16.pdf 2Peter217-22.pdf 2Peter31-9.pdf 2Peter310-13.pdf 2Peter314-18.pdf

 

Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, and into an inheritance that can never perish, spoil or fade-kept in heaven for you.

1 Peter 1:3-4