First Epistle of Peter

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The First Epistle of Peter is a New Testament letter traditionally attributed to the Apostle Peter, offering encouragement and instruction to early Christians facing suffering and persecution.

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Generate an image of the First Epistle of Peter (The First Epistle of Peter is a New Testament letter traditionally attributed to the Apostle Peter, offering encouragement and instruction to early Christians facing suffering and persecution.)

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
First Epistle of Peter canonical 15
1 Peter 5
1 Peter 1:24 1

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Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf New Testament epistle ⓘ
book of the Bible ⓘ
canonical scripture ⓘ
addresses Christian conduct ⓘ
baptism ⓘ
church leadership ⓘ
persecution ⓘ
salvation ⓘ
suffering ⓘ
attributedTo Apostle Peter ⓘ
audience Christian communities in Asia Minor ⓘ
early Christians ⓘ
canonicalStatus universally accepted in major Christian traditions ⓘ
christology emphasis on Christ’s suffering and glory ⓘ
containsMetaphor Christ as cornerstone ⓘ
believers as living stones ⓘ
devil as roaring lion ⓘ
eschatology expectation of future glory ⓘ
ethicalEmphasis holiness in all conduct ⓘ
humility ⓘ
love of the brethren ⓘ
submission to authorities ⓘ
follows Letter of James ⓘ
linked to: Epistle of James
genre epistle ⓘ
pastoral letter ⓘ
includedIn Catholic biblical canon ⓘ
Orthodox biblical canon ⓘ
Protestant biblical canon ⓘ
linked to: Protestant Bible
influence Christian teaching on suffering and hope ⓘ
keyConcept living hope ⓘ
new birth ⓘ
royal priesthood ⓘ
shepherding the flock of God ⓘ
submission for the Lord’s sake ⓘ
suffering of Christ ⓘ
language Koine Greek ⓘ
liturgicalUse read in Christian worship ⓘ
mentionsPerson Mark ⓘ
Silvanus ⓘ
partOf New Testament ⓘ
positionInCanon catholic epistles ⓘ
linked to: Catholic Epistles
precedes Second Epistle of Peter ⓘ
primaryTheme Christian hope ⓘ
Christian perseverance under persecution ⓘ
encouragement in suffering ⓘ
holiness of life ⓘ
identity of the church as God’s people ⓘ
religiousTradition Christianity ⓘ
testament New Testament ⓘ
traditionalAuthor Saint Peter ⓘ
linked to: Apostle Peter

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Referenced by (22)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

New Testament → contains → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
Roman Catholic biblical canon → includesBook → 1 Peter ⓘ
linked to: First Epistle of Peter
Silas → mentionedIn → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
Silas → coAuthorOrSecretaryFor → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
Mark the Evangelist → mentionedIn → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
John Mark → mentionedIn → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
Noah → mentionedIn → 1 Peter ⓘ
linked to: First Epistle of Peter
Protestant Bible → containsBook → 1 Peter ⓘ
linked to: First Epistle of Peter
Silvanus → mentionedIn → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
Koine Greek New Testament → hasPart → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
Jesus as Healer → supportedBy → 1 Peter 2:24 ⓘ
linked to: First Epistle of Peter
Saint Peter → notableWork → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
subject linked to: St Peter
Holy Blood → mentionedIn → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
the Lamb → rootedIn → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
Saint Mark → mentionedIn → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
Saint Peter → authorOf → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
subject linked to: Saints Peter and Paul
Denn alles Fleisch, es ist wie Gras → biblicalReference → 1 Peter 1:24 ⓘ
linked to: First Epistle of Peter
Epistles → includes → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
Papyrus Bodmer VII–VIII → containsText → 1 Peter ⓘ
subject linked to: Bodmer Papyri
linked to: First Epistle of Peter
Acts and Catholic Epistles in Byzantine textform → hasCanonicalScope → 1 Peter ⓘ
linked to: First Epistle of Peter
Silas → mentionedIn → First Epistle of Peter ⓘ
subject linked to: Silas of the Book of Acts