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Noun first epistle of peter has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebFirst Epistle of PeterDescription:The First Epistle of Peter, also known as First Peter or 1 Peter, is a book in the New Testament of the Christian Bible. It is attributed to the Apostle Peter and is considered one of the general epistles, addressed to early Christian communities. Senses:Sense 1:Noun: Refers to a specific letter written by the Apostle Peter. Example Sentence: The First Epistle of Peter provides guidance to early Christians on how to remain steadfast in their faith during times of persecution. Sense 2:Noun: Refers to the first book of Peter in the New Testament. Example Sentence: Many scholars consider the First Epistle of Peter to be a significant theological work. Usages:Usage 1:Religious Context: In a religious context, the First Epistle of Peter is studied as a sacred text offering moral and spiritual guidance. Example Sentence: The study group focused on analyzing the teachings of the First Epistle of Peter to gain a deeper understanding of Christian doctrine. Usage 2:Academic Context: The First Epistle of Peter is frequently referenced in theological and biblical studies. Example Sentence: The professor assigned a research paper on the themes present in the First Epistle of Peter. Related Products: | ||||
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