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Peter

Nave’s Topical Bible, 1897 · source

Also called SIMON BAR-JONA and CEPHAS Matthew 16:16–19 Mark 3:16 John 1:42
A fisherman Matthew 4:18 Luke 5:1–7 John 21:3
Call of Matthew 4:18–20 Mark 1:16–18 Luke 5:1–11
His mother-in-law healed Matthew 8:14 Mark 1:29 Mark 1:30 Luke 4:38
An apostle Matthew 10:2 Matthew 16:18 Matthew 16:19 Mark 3:16 Luke 6:14 Acts 1:13
An evangelist Mark 1:36 Mark 1:37
Confesses Jesus to be the Matthew 16:16–19 Mark 8:29 Luke 9:20 John 6:68 John 6:69
His presumption
In rebuking Jesus Matthew 16:22 Matthew 16:23 Mark 8:32 Mark 8:33
When the throng was pressing Jesus and the woman with the blood disorder touched him Luke 8:45
In refusing to let Jesus wash Peter's feet John 13:6–11
Present
At the healing of Jairus' daughter Mark 5:37 Luke 8:51
At the transfiguration Matthew 17:1–4 Mark 9:2–6 Luke 9:28–33 2 Peter 1:16–18
In the garden of Gethsemane Matthew 26:36–46 Mark 14:33–42 Luke 22:40–46
Seeks the interpretation -Of the parable of the steward Luke 12:41
Of the law of forgiveness Matthew 18:21
Of the law of defilement Matthew 15:15
Of the prophecy of Jesus concerning his second coming Mark 13:3 Mark 13:4
Walks upon the water of Lake Galilee Matthew 14:28–31
Sent with John to prepare the meal Luke 22:8
Calls attention to the withered fig tree Mark 11:21
His treachery foretold by Jesus, and his profession of fidelity Matthew 26:33–35 Mark 14:29–31 Luke 22:31–34 John 13:36–38
Cuts off the ear of Malchus Matthew 26:51 Mark 14:47 Luke 22:50
Follows Jesus to the high priest's palace Matthew 26:58 Mark 14:54 Luke 22:54 John 18:15
His denial of Jesus, and his repentance Matthew 26:69–75 Mark 14:66–72 Luke 22:55–62 John 18:17 John 18:18 John 18:25–27
Visits the gravesite of Jesus Luke 24:12 John 20:2–6
Jesus sends message to, after the resurrection Mark 16:7
Jesus appears to Luke 24:34 1 Corinthians 15:4 1 Corinthians 15:5
Present at Lake Tiberias when Jesus appeared to his disciples; jumps into the water, and comes to shore when Jesus is recognized; is commissioned to feed the flock of Christ John 21:1–23
Lives in Jerusalem Acts 1:13
His statement in front of the disciples concerning the death of Judas, and his recommendation that the vacancy in the apostleship be filled Acts 1:15–22
Preaches on day Acts 2:14–40
Heals the immobile man in the portico of the temple Acts 3
Accused by the council; his defense Acts 4:1–23
Foretells the death of Ananias and Sapphira Acts 5:1–11
Imprisoned and scourged; his defense before the council Acts 5:17–42
Goes to Acts 8:14
Prays for the reception of the miraculous gifts of the Holy Spirit Acts 8:15–18
Rebukes Simon, the sorcerer, who desires to purchase this power Acts 8:18–24
Returns to Jerusalem Acts 8:25
Receives Paul Galatians 1:18 Galatians 2:9
Visits Lydda; heals Aeneas Acts 9:32–34
Visits Joppa; stays with Simon, the tanner; raises Dorcas from the dead Acts 9:36–43
Has a vision of a sheet containing ceremonially clean and unclean animals Acts 10:9–16
Receives the servant of the ; goes to Caesarea; preaches and immerses the centurion and his household Acts 10
Advocates the preaching of the gospel to the in the hearing of the apostles and elders Acts 11:1–18 Acts 15:7–11
Imprisoned and delivered by an angel Acts 12:3–19
Writes two epistles 1 Peter 1:1 2 Peter 1:1
Miracles of
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