I Peter
The first letter of Peter was written to give encouragement and hope to Christians in the northern part of Asia Minor, who were undergoing persecution (ca. 64 A.D.). The congregations, mainly of Gentile converts (1:14; 2:10; 4:3), are urged not to be surprised at the fiery ordeal which has come upon them. They are to rejoice in their trials, knowing that they share them with their brotherhood throughout the world (5:9). By participating in the sufferings of Christ (4:13), they will demonstrate the genuineness of their faith (1:6,7). This letter was written from Babylon (Rome 5:13) during the time of the persecutions of Nero.
Reading | Read Time | Hit Count |
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I Peter 1:1-2;10-12;2:6-10 (32nd Friday after Pentecost) | 2 mins | 4312 |
I Peter 1:1-2:6 (Apostle Andrew, Vespers) | 4 mins | 4285 |
I Peter 1:3-9 (Vespers, Apostles) | 1 min | 4564 |
I Peter 1:13-19 (Vespers, Apostles) | 1 min | 4441 |
I Peter 2:11-24 (Vespers, Apostles) | 2 mins | 4812 |
I Peter 2:21-3:9 (33rd Monday after Pentecost) | 2 mins | 3482 |
I Peter 3:10-22 (33rd Tuesday after Pentecost) | 2 mins | 2419 |
I Peter 4:1-11 (33rd Wednesday after Pentecost) | 1 min | 3824 |
I Peter 4:12-5:5 (33rd Thursday after Pentecost) | 2 mins | 2631 |
I Peter 5:6-14 (Saint Mark) | 1 min | 4087 |