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My dear friends, do not be taken aback at the testing by fire which is taking place among you, as though something strange were happening to you; (1 Peter 4, 12)
None of you should ever deserve to suffer for being a murderer, a thief, a criminal or an informer; (1 Peter 4, 15)
but if any one of you should suffer for being a Christian, then there must be no shame but thanksgiving to God for bearing this name. (1 Peter 4, 16)
Through these, the greatest and priceless promises have been lavished on us, that through them you should share the divine nature and escape the corruption rife in the world through disordered passion. (2 Peter 1, 4)
But without them, a person is blind or short-sighted, forgetting how the sins of the past were washed away. (2 Peter 1, 9)
Instead of this, brothers, never allow your choice or calling to waver; then there will be no danger of your stumbling, (2 Peter 1, 10)
When we told you about the power and the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, we were not slavishly repeating cleverly invented myths; no, we had seen his majesty with our own eyes. (2 Peter 1, 16)
We ourselves heard this voice from heaven, when we were with him on the holy mountain. (2 Peter 1, 18)
As there were false prophets in the past history of our people, so you too will have your false teachers, who will insinuate their own disruptive views and, by disowning the Lord who bought them freedom, will bring upon themselves speedy destruction. (2 Peter 2, 1)
When angels sinned, God did not spare them: he sent them down into the underworld and consigned them to the dark abyss to be held there until the Judgement. (2 Peter 2, 4)
especially those who follow the desires of their corrupt human nature and have no respect for the Lord's authority. Such self-willed people with no reverence are not afraid of offending against the glorious ones, (2 Peter 2, 10)
with their eyes always looking for adultery, people with an insatiable capacity for sinning, they will seduce any but the most stable soul. Where greed is concerned they are at their peak of fitness. They are under a curse. (2 Peter 2, 14)
