Peter
- proper noun
- /ˈpiːtər/
- So it's the three apostles, Peter, James and and John.
- Saint Peter
And it's like Jesus wasn't asking Peter because Jesus didn't know.
- And it's like Jesus wasn't asking Peter because Jesus didn't know.
- And he's like, and Saint Peter goes good, good.
Examples
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First, how much in modern dollars did Saint Peter's Basilica cost to build?
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He's our rock, like Saint Peter was the rock of the new church of Jesus Christ.
Fiction book (1990) -
So the Gospel of Mark portrays Peter kind of in the worst light.
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Everyone knows Peter Bruegel is a painter of great masterpieces.
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Peter, we've gone into the area of slander.
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Tests eventually reveal that Peter's diabetes has worsened and he also has angina.
Academic text (2011) -
One of the twelve Apostles, Peter is often considered the leader of Jesus's disciples.
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In Catholic tradition, Peter is viewed as the first Pope.
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According to the Bible, Peter denied knowing Jesus three times before the rooster crowed.
Synonyms
A leading follower of Jesus who led the first apostles and became the first Pope
Many Christians call Saint Peter the leading follower of Jesus and the first pope
One of the twelve followers of Jesus who is seen as the leader and, by Catholic tradition, the first Pope
A follower of Jesus who led the Apostles and Catholics regard as the first Pope
A follower of Jesus who led the first Christians and is seen by Catholics as the first pope
Compounds
A flat collar with rounded ends that meet at the front and appears on women's and children's clothing
A follower of Jesus who led the first Christians and is seen by Catholics as the first pope
A New Testament letter that many think Peter wrote giving advice to early Christians
A follower of Jesus who led the Apostles and Catholics regard as the first Pope
Surface Forms
Etymology
Peter comes from the Greek Petros 'rock' and the Aramaic Cephas 'rock'. Jesus gave this name to one apostle to show he would be the 'rock' or base of the church, which is why Peter is seen as the leader of the apostles and, in Catholic tradition, the first pope.