Respuesta :
Jewish Christians are referred to as “Exiles of the Dispersion, Gentiles, and Among the Gentiles.” References to earlier idolatry (Jews did not practise idolatry), “passions of your former ignorance,” and “futile manner of life” suggest that the audience is Gentile. Confirmed by the phrase “Once you were not a people,” which was inapplicable to the Jews, God’s covenant people. Exiles of Dispersion are scattered groups of Gentile Christians who are not Christians.
Why was 1 Peter written?
The letter of 1 Peter, which was written to persecuted Gentile Christians, serves as a potent reminder of their election by God and their future hope in Christ. 1 Peter’s epistle to persecuted Gentile Christians reminds them that they are God’s chosen people and that they have hope for the future in Jesus.
What is the main theme of 1 Peter?
The idea that the disciples of the Savior can authentically endure and respond to suffering and persecution is one that runs throughout the First Epistle General of Peter.
What are the 4 major themes in 1 Peter?
• The Old Testament Brought Forward
• Suffering Grief in All Kinds of Trials
• Be Holy Because God Is Holy
• Salvation of Your Souls
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