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You must put aside, then, every trace of ill-will and deceitfulness, your affectations, the grudges you bore, and all the slanderous talk; (1 Peter 2, 1)
So you will find in scripture the words, Behold, I am setting down in Sion a corner-stone, chosen out and precious; those who believe in him will not be disappointed.✻ (1 Peter 2, 6)
Not so you; you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a consecrated nation, a people God means to have for himself; it is yours to proclaim the exploits of the God who has called you out of darkness into his marvellous light. (1 Peter 2, 9)
For love of the Lord, then, bow to every kind of human authority; to the king, who enjoys the chief power, (1 Peter 2, 13)
Free men, but the liberty you enjoy is not to be made a pretext for wrong-doing; it is to be used in God’s service. (1 Peter 2, 16)
You who are slaves must be submissive to your masters, and shew all respect, not only to those who are kind and considerate, but to those who are hard to please. (1 Peter 2, 18)
You, too, who are wives must be submissive to your husbands. Some of these still refuse credence to the word; it is for their wives to win them over, not by word but by example; (1 Peter 3, 1)
Your beauty must lie, not in braided hair, not in gold trinkets, not in the dress you wear, (1 Peter 3, 3)
but in the hidden features of your hearts, in a possession you can never lose, that of a calm and tranquil spirit; to God’s eyes, beyond price. (1 Peter 3, 4)
not repaying injury with injury, or hard words with hard words, but blessing those who curse you. This God’s call demands of you, and you will inherit a blessing in your turn. (1 Peter 3, 9)
but courteously and with due reverence. What matters is that you should have a clear conscience; so the defamers of your holy life in Christ will be disappointed in their calumny. (1 Peter 3, 16)
It was thus that Christ died as a ransom, paid once for all, on behalf of our sins, he the innocent for us the guilty, so as to present us in God’s sight. In his mortal nature he was done to death, but endowed with fresh life in his spirit, (1 Peter 3, 18)
