Simon Peter

73 subentries

Simon Peter (139:2sec) (143:3.5) (144:1.7) (148:9.4) (151:2.1-2) (158:1.9) (158:8sec) (167:0.1) (178:2.6-8) (179:1.4) (183:4.4). See also apostles of Jesus
accused by Annas’s portress (184:2.1-8)
argument with Gadiah (130:1.3)
armed with sword (171:4.1) (172:0.3) (172:2.1) (172:5.2)
asleep in Gethsemane (182:3.1-4)
at empty tomb (189:5sec)
at Jesus’ appearances (191:1,2,5secs) (192:1-4secs) (193:0,3,5secs)
at transfiguration (158:0.2) (158:2.5)
calculated 1000 could have been baptized after healing at sundown (145:5.10)
collected donkey for Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem (172:3.6)
Cornelius became believer through (130:2.5)
crucified in Rome; wife Perpetua thrown to wild beasts (132:4.7) (139:2.14-15)
deliverance by midwayers after Herod killed James (77:8.12)
descendants persecuted by Christians (175:2.2)
“do you love me?” Jesus asked (192:2.2-5)
dream delivered S.P. from fear of uncleanness (153:3.6)
fetched Simon Zelotes (192:1.11)
First Epistle altered by disciple of Paul (139:2.12)
fisher partner of Andrew, sons of Zebedee (139:1.1) (139:2.1) (139:3.1)
in Annas’s courtyard (184:2sec)
Jesus
admonitions to S.P. (174:0.2) (181:2.27-30) (192:2.2-5)
forgave S.P.’s denial (191:1.1-4)
message after resurrection (189:4.12-13) (191:0.4)
special instructions to S.P. (140:8.1)
washed S.P.’s feet (139:2.6) (179:3sec)
John Zebedee associated with (139:4.11)
laid hands on converts receiving Spirit of Truth (139:5.9)
married with 3 children; 30 in A.D. 26 (139:2.1)
name changed from Simon to Peter (137:1.3) (139:2.2)
night vision on Sea of Galilee (139:2.4) (152:4sec) (191:1.5)
one of John the Baptist’s foremost disciples; knew Jesus in Capernaum (137:1.1-3)
ordination sermon to the 70 (163:4.9-15)
personal traits and attitudes
4 months of waiting especially hard on (137:7.3)
attempted to dissuade Norana (156:1.3)
confused, saddened by entry into Jerusalem (172:5.3)
defended Philip’s work among Samaritans, Paul’s among gentiles (139:2.7)
denied Jesus; couldn’t believe himself forgiven (139:2.5) (181:2.29) (184:2sec)
eloquent leader, a quick thinker, but not a deep reasoner (139:2.4)
erratic, impulsive, enthusiastic personality (137:1.3) (139:2.2,3,6) (155:3.2) (158:2.2) (191:5.1) (192:1.3)
estranged from Abner (166:5.4-5)
faults were of head, not heart (139:2.6)
favored proclaiming Jesus king (152:2.5)
followed afar off (139:2.9) (183:3.10) (184:2.1)
presumptuous self-confidence caused trouble (139:2.3) (181:2.27)
superficially brave, but withered before ridicule (139:2.6) (184:2.8)
vacillated between faith and doubt on resurrection Sunday (191:0.4) (191:1sec)
position and achievements
assigned as personal aid to Jesus (138:10.3) (139:4.3)
chief preacher and recognized head of Jesus’ apostles (157:4.2) (192:0.2)
choosing and holding of S.P. was paramount factor in rapid spread of Christianity (132:0.6)
first to confess Jesus’ divinity (157:3-5secs) (179:3.2)
founded and organized Christian church (92:6.18) (194:4.12) (195:0.1)
great and saving light to thousands (139:2.9-10)
in charge of school of evangelists (148:0.3) (148:1.1) (163:0.2)
inaugurated new religion of risen Christ (192:4.7-8) (194:0.3) (196:2.1)
instigated Gospel by Mark (121:8.3)
much more effective preacher than Jesus (141:3.2) (141:7.10) (172:5.3)
Pentecost sermon won 2000 souls (139:1.6) (193:6sec) (194:1sec)
preached to 500 in Bethsaida (192:4.2)
supported James brother of Jesus (166:5.5)
worked with Paul (139:2.7,11)
promised to pay temple tax (157:1.1)
protest by; “get you behind me” (158:7sec)
questions of (155:4.2) (158:2.2) (159:1.4) (163:3.2-4) (165:6.1) (174:1.1) (176:1.6) (192:2.5)
recited parable of Lazarus and Dives (169:3sec)
rushed forward with sword to smite Malchus (183:2.2) (183:3.7)
selected Simon Zelotes (138:2.8)
sermons of (145:2.1) (146:1.1)
sister Martha; brother Andrew (139:2.1) (150:1.1)
storm on Sea of Galilee (151:5sec)
surmised Damascus scribe might have been Jesus (132:0.10)
took lowest seat at Remembrance Supper (179:1.4)

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See also apostles of Jesus

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