The Bible includes two letters written by the Apostle Peter. He wrote these epistles in the first century just before he was martyred, and Jerusalem was destroyed. But there isn’t a hint of discouragement or despair in Peter’s message. Discover the source of Peter’s unwavering hope in the midst of crises. Learn how to build the same hope in your life—next, on The Key of David, with Gerald Flurry.
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The destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans in A.D. 70 was a type of the coming Great Tribulation. Many of God’s apostles were killed in the build-up to that calamity. God’s Church was plunged into the darkest of times. When he wrote his epistles, the Apostle Peter knew he would be crucified shortly. Caught in a storm of persecution, Peter delivered a message filled with hope. Request our free booklet The Epistles of Peter: A Living Hope. You can discover the source of Peter’s hope. You can see the vision that caused Peter to rejoice while suffering. Study The Epistles of Peter: A Living Hope to find out how.
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