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  • He is the living stone, rejected by human beings but chosen by God and precious to him; set yourselves close to him (1 Peter 2, 4)

  • To you believers it brings honour. But for unbelievers, it is rather a stone which the builders rejected that became a cornerstone, (1 Peter 2, 7)

  • But you are a chosen race, a kingdom of priests, a holy nation, a people to be a personal possession to sing the praises of God who called you out of the darkness into his wonderful light. (1 Peter 2, 9)

  • Once you were a non-people and now you are the People of God; once you were outside his pity; now you have received pity. (1 Peter 2, 10)

  • For the sake of the Lord, accept the authority of every human institution: the emperor, as the supreme authority, (1 Peter 2, 13)

  • Slaves, you should obey your masters respectfully, not only those who are kind and reasonable but also those who are difficult to please. (1 Peter 2, 18)

  • You see, there is merit if, in awareness of God, you put up with the pains of undeserved punishment; (1 Peter 2, 19)

  • but what glory is there in putting up with a beating after you have done something wrong? The merit in the sight of God is in putting up with it patiently when you are punished for doing your duty. (1 Peter 2, 20)

  • He was insulted and did not retaliate with insults; when he was suffering he made no threats but put his trust in the upright judge. (1 Peter 2, 23)

  • You had gone astray like sheep but now you have returned to the shepherd and guardian of your souls. (1 Peter 2, 25)

  • In the same way, you wives should be obedient to your husbands. Then if there are some husbands who do not believe the Word, they may find themselves won over, without a word spoken, by the way their wives behave, (1 Peter 3, 1)

  • but the interior disposition of the heart, consisting in the imperishable quality of a gentle and peaceful spirit, so precious in the sight of God. (1 Peter 3, 4)


"Quando a videira se separa da estaca que a sustenta, cai e apodrece." São Padre Pio de Pietrelcina