Introduction to 2 Peter
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Noah, his family, and the animal kingdom are spared in the great flood.
God rescues Lot from the complete destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. 2085 BC?
Israel kills every male, including Balaam, in their war against Midian. 1407 BC
Jesus calls Simon Peter “the Rock.” AD 29
Jesus calls Peter to be one of his twelve disciples. AD 29
Jesus heals Simon Peter’s mother-in-law. 30
Peter’s confession at Caesarea Philippi that Jesus is the Messiah. 32
Peter, James, and John witness Jesus’s transfiguration. 32
Peter vows to die with Jesus. 33
Peter denies Jesus in the courtyard of Annas. 33
Following his resurrection, Jesus appears to Peter and recommissions him. 33
Three thousand persons respond to Peter’s sermon at the feast of Pentecost. 33
Saul’s conversion on the Damascus Road October, 34
Paul meets with Peter and James on his first visit to Jerusalem following his conversion. 37?
Peter bears witness to and baptizes Cornelius and his family at Caesarea Maritima. 40
Peter, James, John, Paul, Barnabas, and Titus meet in Jerusalem to deal with the question of whether Gentiles had to be circumcised to become Christians. 49
At Antioch, Paul confronts Peter’s refusal to share meals with Gentile believers. 49
Peter’s martyrdom in Rome during Nero’s persecution of Christians 66
Destruction of Jerusalem 70
Allusions to 2 Peter may exist in a number of second-century documents, including 1, 2 Clement, Barnabas, Shepherd of Hermas, the letters of Ignatius of Antioch, and the Martyrdom of Polycarp.