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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)
Christ’s mortal nature, then, has been crucified, and you must arm yourselves with the same intention; he whose mortal nature has been crucified is quit, now, of sin.✻ (1 Peter 4, 1)
Time enough has been spent already in doing what the heathen would have you do, following a course of incontinence, passion, drunkenness, revelling, carousal, and shameful idolatry. (1 Peter 4, 3)
They are surprised that you do not rush headlong into the same welter of debauch, and call you ill names accordingly; (1 Peter 4, 4)
One of you preaches, let him remember that it is God’s message he is uttering; another distributes relief, let him remember that it is God who supplies him the opportunity; that so, in all you do, God may be glorified through Jesus Christ; to him be the glory and the power through endless ages, Amen.✻ (1 Peter 4, 11)
Your lot will be a blessed one, if you are reproached for the name of Christ; it means that the virtue of God’s honour and glory and power, it means that his own Spirit, is resting upon you.✻ (1 Peter 4, 14)
but, if a man is punished for being a Christian, he has no need to be ashamed of it; let him bear that name, and give glory to God. (1 Peter 4, 16)
but you, grounded in the faith, must face him boldly; you know well enough that the brotherhood you belong to pays, all the world over, the same tribute of suffering.✻ (1 Peter 5, 9)
To him be glory and power through endless ages, Amen. (1 Peter 5, 11)
Greet one another with the kiss of fellowship. Grace be to all of you, friends in Christ Jesus. Amen.✻ (1 Peter 5, 14)
Such honour, such glory was bestowed on him by God the Father, that a voice came to him out of the splendour which dazzles human eyes; This, it said, is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased; to him, then, listen.✻ (2 Peter 1, 17)
eye and ear could testify to his innocence, although he lived among men whose lawless doings, day after day, wrung that blameless heart.✻ (2 Peter 2, 8)
