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1 Peter

1 PETER 1

THE SOURCE OF OUR SALVATION (1:1-2)

We have been chosen by the Father (1:1-2a).

We have been made holy by the Spirit (1:2b).

We are cleansed by the blood of the Son (1:2c).

THE GUARANTEE OF OUR SALVATION (1:3-5)

The proof (1:3):

The permanence (1:4):

The power (1:5):

THE JOY OF OUR SALVATION (1:6-9)

The promise (1:6):

The products (1:7-9):

They increase our faith in God (1:7).

They increase our love for God (1:8-9).

THE OLD TESTAMENT PROPHETS AND OUR SALVATION (1:10-12a)

What they did not understand (1:10-11):

In regard to his grief (1:10-11a)

In regard to his glory (1:11b)

What they did understand (1:12a):

THE ANGELS AND OUR SALVATION (1:12b):

THE RESPONSE TO OUR SALVATION (1:13-17)

In regard to ourselves (1:13):

In regard to our Saviour (1:14-17)

We are to be holy before God (1:14-16).

We are to be respectful toward God (1:17).

THE COST OF OUR SALVATION (1:18-21)

The price (1:18-19)

Negative (1:18):

Positive (1:19):

The planning (1:20-21):

THE VEHICLE OF OUR SALVATION (1:22-25)

The new birth (1:22-23a):

The old book (1:23b-25):

1 PETER 2

THE RENOUNCING (2:1-3, 11)

What we are to renounce (2:1, 11b):

What we are to receive (2:2-3):

THE RELATIONSHIPS (2:4-12)

What Christians are (2:5, 9a, 10-11a)

We are living stones (2:5a).

We are royal priests (2:5b).

We are a chosen people (2:9a, 10).

We are strangers on earth (2:11a).

What Christ is (2:4, 6-8, 9b, 12)

He is the living foundation (2:4a).

He is a precious foundation for believers (2:4b, 7a).

He is a stumbling block for unbelievers (2:8).

He is the cornerstone (2:6, 7b).

He is the chosen one (2:4c).

He is the judge (2:12).

He is the light (2:9b).

THE RESPECT (2:13-20):

Civil authorities (2:13-16)

Employers (2:18-20)

Everyone (2:17)

THE ROLE MODEL (2:21-25)

Who he is (2:21-22):

What he did (2:23-24a):

Why he did it (2:24b-25)

That his wounds might heal ours (2:24b)

That we might turn to the Shepherd (2:25)

1 PETER 3

THE CONDUCT OF BELIEVERS (3:1-17)

Responsibilities of wives (3:1-6)

Peter's exhortation (3:1-5)

Concerning their behaviour (3:1-2):

Concerning their beauty (3:3-5):

Peter's example (3:6):

Responsibilities of husbands (3:7)

What they are to do (3:7a):

Why they are to do it (3:7b):

Responsibilities of all (3:8-17)

Live in loving harmony (3:8).

Reward both good and evil with good (3:9-14).

Worship Christ as Lord, and always be ready to explain your faith (3:15).

Be ready to defend your faith (3:16-17).

THE CHRIST OF BELIEVERS (3:18-22):

His death (3:18)

The permanence (3:18a):

The purpose (3:18b):

His journey to the spirit world (3:19-20)

The transgression (3:19):

The time (3:20):

His resurrection (3:21)

The salvation (3:21a):

The symbol (3:21b):

His ascension and exaltation (3:22)

1 PETER 4

THE PURPOSE OF SUFFERING (4:1-11, 15, 17-18)

To cleanse and purify the spiritual believer (4:1-11)

The triumph (4:1-3):

The testimony (4:4-6):

The tenderness (4:7-9):

The talents (4:10-11):

To chasten and punish the carnal believer (4:15, 17-18):

THE PRIVILEGE OF SUFFERING (4:12-14, 16)

It is to be expected (4:12):

It is to be esteemed (4:13-14, 16)

To suffer for Christ means to share his past grief (4:13a, 14a, 16a).

To suffer for Christ means to share his future glory (4:13b, 14b, 16b).

THE PATIENCE IN SUFFERING (4:19): W

We are to commit ourselves to God (4:19b).

We are to continue to do good (4:19a).

1 PETER 5

THE APPEAL BY PETER (5:1-11)

He writes to the elders in the church (5:1-4).

The role model (5:1):

The responsibilities (5:2-3)

Feed the flock of God (5:2).

Lead the flock of God (5:3).

The reward (5:4):

He writes to the other members of the church (5:5-11).

Live as a servant (5:5-7).

Be in subjection to your superiors (5:5).

Be in subjection to your Savior (5:6-7).

Live as a soldier (5:8-9).

Recognize the enemy (5:8).

Resist the enemy (5:9).

Live as a sufferer (5:10-11).

The duration (5:10):

The dynamics (5:11):

THE ASSISTANCE TO PETER (5:12-14):