1 Peter is largely about suffering and, from reading the text, Peter has three specific ideas about Christian suffering. Which of the following is not one of the ideas Peter shares concerning Christian suffering?Group of answer choicesSuffering leads to public honorSuffering is natural and to be expectedChristian suffering may have the possible affect of leading pagans to repentanceA Christian should suffer for doing what is right, not for doing what is wrong

Because the suffering of Christians can have a positive effect on outsiders (non-believers) Peter teaches that a Christian should always be ready with an answer (3:15). According to lecture, in what context should we understand this traditional encouragement to engage in apologetics?Group of answer choicesThe context of public honorThe intellectual contextThe context of StarbucksThe context of suffering

Consider what we learned about Easter and then consider how it relates to Jesus' passion. How do you respond to suffering? How did Jesus respond to it? What motivated Jesus to respond to his suffering this way? Do you think letting others hurt him was weakness? Why or why not? What are some effects of Jesus' suffering?

In Passage 1, what can the reader infer about Peter’s feelings about the guests?

Describe Peter's vision and the importance of it.

Which of Jesus’ experiences, as described in the Gospel, emphasizes his humanity?Group of answer choicesHealing the sick and the crippledFeeling hungry and tempted by Satan in the wilderness.Turning water into wine at the wedding feast in Cana.Rising from the dead. Flag question: Question 24Question 24Tips1 ptsWhat lesson can be learned from the parable of the prodigal son?Group of answer choicesTo budgetThe need to punish wrongdoersThe importance of repentance and forgivenessTo never leave home