1 Peter 2

1 Peter 2:1 · Gregg Allison

So, the word is sufficient for salvation, for advancement in sound doctrine, for holy living, for engagement in good works. And so, it’s sufficient for these things. And there are other passages I would turn to. 1 Peter 2, verses 1 through 3. Jesus’ own statement, man doesn’t live by bread alone, bu

1 Peter 2:5 · Danny Olinger

As he, through the proclamation of the word through his church, the great commission activity of his church, gathering of the elect to himself in the building of a temple in 1 Peter 2.5 terms, in which we’re growing together in that mystical union and bond with Christ into a spiritual temple.

1 Peter 2:5 · Lane G. Tipton

It’s in that context that Ephesians 2.21 and 1 Peter 2.5 say that believers in union with Christ are living stones who are joined to the ascended Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit and through faith.

1 Peter 2:5 · Danny Olinger

As he, through the proclamation of the word through his church, the great commission activity of his church, gathering of the elect to himself in the building of a temple in 1 Peter 2.5 terms, in which we’re growing together in that mystical union and bond with Christ into a spiritual temple.

1 Peter 2:9 · Camden Bucey

1 Peter 2.9 also, I believe that’s the correct reference, is speaking of using Old Testament language for the people of God and applying it to the church. And then we start to think about the nature of Israel’s testimony. What was distinct? You know, what was Israel’s effect on the nations? I’ve bee

1 Peter 2:9 · Doug Clawson

I don’t know that you’d be able to understand how Christ serves as our high priest apart from an understanding of Leviticus. But it’s more than that. We as a people are also called, what, priests. 1 Peter 2.9. Yeah. This was one of the themes of the Reformation, you remember, the priesthood of all b

1 Peter 2:9 · Doug Clawson

I don’t know that you’d be able to understand how Christ serves as our high priest apart from an understanding of Leviticus. But it’s more than that. We as a people are also called, what, priests. 1 Peter 2.9. Yeah. This was one of the themes of the Reformation, you remember, the priesthood of all b

1 Peter 2:9 · Doug Clawson

And so these, it’s extremely important theme that we have there. In 1 Peter 2.9, as we’ve already alluded, but you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession. As I said, Revelation 2.6 and Revelation 20.6 as well.