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1 PETER 3:21 o[ {A}
Despite the difficulty of construing o[, the Committee felt obliged to
accept it as the text, (_a_) because it is strongly and widely
supported by ac A B C K P Y 33 81 614 1739 _B...
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Verse 21. _THE LIKE FIGURE WHEREUNTO_, c.] Dr. Macknight has
translated this verse so as to make the meaning more clear: _By_
_which_ (water) _the antitype baptism_ (_not the putting away of the_
_fil...
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THE LIKE FIGURE WHEREUNTO, EVEN BAPTISM, DOTH ALSO NOW SAVE US - There
are some various readings here in the Greek text, but the sense is not
essentially varied. Some have proposed to read (ῷ hō) t...
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IV. THE COMFORT IN THE MIDST OF TRIALS AND SUFFERING
CHAPTER 3:10-4:19
_ 1. The comfort in suffering (1 Peter 3:10)_
2. Few saved as illustrated by Noah's preaching (1 Peter 3:18)
3. The new life i...
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Christ Himself suffered injustice at the hands of men, but see how
splendid the result! All salvation everywhere in the universe is the
result of His suffering and sacrifice, and these have raised Him...
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;4:1-6 For it is better to suffer for doing right, if that should be
the will of God, than to suffer for doing wrong. For Christ also died
once and for all for sins, the just for the unjust, that he m...
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THE SILENT PREACHING OF A LOVELY LIFE (1 Peter 3:1-2)...
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For Christ also died once and for all for our sins, the just for the
unjust, that he might bring us to God. He was put to death in the
flesh, but he was raised to life in the Spirit, in which also he...
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THE LIKE FIGURE, &C. Literally Which (i.e. water; the relative, being
neuter, can only refer to the word "water") being antitypical (Greek.
_antitupos,_ here and Hebrews 9:24).
BAPTISM. App-115.
ALS...
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_The like figure whereunto even baptism doth also now save us_ The
MSS. present two readings; one that of the _Textus Receptus_,
answering to the English Version as giving the relative pronoun in the...
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1 Peter 3:13 to 1 Peter 4:6. GOOD AND EVIL DOING IN RELATION TO
SUFFERING AT THE HANDS OF HEATHEN, ILLUSTRATED BY THE SUFFERINGS OR
CHRIST AND THEIR EFFECTS...
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1 Peter 3:17 to 1 Peter 4:6. _The blessedness of suffering in the
flesh_
The interpretation suggested for this confessedly difficult passage
may be best explained by a paraphrase of the whole section...
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ὃ is omitted by א* 73 aeth. but is read by all the best
authorities. The T.R. reads ᾦ which is found in several cursives,
and Hort regards ὅ as a primitive error for ᾧ on the ground that
it is impossi...
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DISCOURSE: 2404
NOAH’S ARK A TYPE OF CHRIST
1 Peter 3:21. _The like figure whereunto even baptism doth also now
save us_.
GOD has marked the necessity of holiness no Jess by the dispensations
of his...
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THE LIKE FIGURE WHEREUNTO, &C.— _And that which is the antetype,
even baptism, doth also now save us_ (_not the putting off the filth
of the flesh, but the answer of a good conscience_) _to God, by,_...
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1 PETER 3:21 WHICH ALSO AFTER A TRUE LIKENESS DOTH NOW SAVE YOU, EVEN
BAPTISM, NOT THE PUTTING AWAY OF THE FILTH OF THE FLESH, BUT THE
INTERROGATION OF A GOOD CONSCIENCE TOWARD GOD, THROUGH THE
RESURR...
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The like figure whereunto even baptism doth also now save us (not the
putting away of the filth of the flesh, but the answer of a good
conscience toward God,) by the resurrection of Jesus Christ:
W...
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VERSE 21. THE LIKE FIGURE WHEREUNTO EVEN BAPTISM.
The saving of Noah and family by water, Peter says, is a figure of
baptism, which he affirms doth also now save us. God saved Noah by
water because he...
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19 Who are these imprisoned spirits ? Are they not the same that Peter
mentions in his second epistle (1Pe_2:4) who were thrust down to the
gloomy caverns of Tartarus, and the messengers of Jude's epi...
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3:21 demand (n-20) Or 'engagement,' or 'testimony.' The Greek word
here translated 'demand' is a very difficult one, and has puzzled all
critics and commentators. It means 'a question.' All the comme...
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THE BLESSEDNESS OF CHRIST'S PEOPLE, THOUGH THEY SHOULD SUFFER LIKE
CHRIST
_B_ (iii). 1 Peter 3:1. Another divinely created ordinance of man is
marriage. One of the purposes of Christianity was to teac...
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MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD
1 PETER
_HELEN POCOCK_
CHAPTER 3
WIVES AND HUSBANDS
v1 You wives must respect and obey your own husbands. Some husbands do
not obey God’s word. When they see your good beh...
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The story about Noah and the flood is in Genesis 6:11-9. Noah was a
*righteous man, but the rest of the people at that time were wicked.
God decided to destroy the wicked people. He told Noah to build...
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*Baptism does not make someone a Christian. Their *faith in Jesus
Christ does. But *baptism is a sign of what has happened. The water is
like the flood that washed away all the evil in the days of Noa...
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THE LIKE FIGURE WHEREUNTO EVEN BAPTISM DOTH ALSO NOW SAVE US. —
There are two undoubted false readings in this sentence which must be
cleared away before we can consider the meaning. First, the word
“...
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CHAPTER 11
THE REWARDS OF SUFFERING FOR WELL-DOING
1 Peter 3:17
THE Apostle comes back to his solemn subject. Why are the righteous
called to suffering? The question was perplexing these Asian
Chris...
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Baptism is generally the antitype of the deliverance of Noah.
Christians pass _through water_ (in both senses) to salvation; in each
microcosm are the sins which must be washed away and the remnant wh...
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FOLLOWING CHRIST IN BEARING INJUSTICE
1 Peter 3:13
It was said of Archbishop Cranmer that the way to make him a life-long
friend was to do him some disservice, and surely these words of the
Apostle h...
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The marriage relation was then dealt with, and special emphasis was
laid on the fact that the true adornment of woman is found in her
character rather than in her dress. Husbands are charged to dwell...
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BAPTISM, THE ANTITYPE
Through the water, Noah and his family were taken from a world full of
wickedness to a newly cleansed world. They were saved from the
destruction brought on by man's sin. They w...
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(23) The like figure whereunto [even] baptism doth also now save us
(not the putting away of the filth of the flesh, but the answer of a
good conscience toward (p) God), (24) by the resurrection of Je...
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Baptism, &c. That is, the ark was a figure of baptism, which saveth
you from the death of the soul; and as no one was saved from the
waters of the deluge but those few eight persons who were in the ar...
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By which also he went and preached unto the spirits in prison; (20)
Which sometime were disobedient, when once the longsuffering of God
waited in the days of Noah, while the ark was a preparing, where...
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The epistles of Peter are addressed to the elect Jews of his day,
believing of course on the Lord Jesus, and scattered throughout a
considerable portion of Asia Minor. The apostle takes particular car...
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21_The like figure whereunto _I fully think that the relative ought to
be read in the dative case, and that it has happened, through a
mistake, that ὃ is put, and not ᾧ. The meaning, however, is not
a...
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After this general exhortation, brief but important to believers, the
apostle takes up the relative walk of Christians in a world where on
the one hand God watches over all, yet where He permits His o...
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THE LIKE FIGURE WHEREUNTO [EVEN] BAPTISM DOTH ALSO NOW SAVE US,....
The ark, and deliverance by it, as it was a type of Christ, and
salvation by him, so it was a figure of baptism, and baptism was the...
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The like figure whereunto _even_ baptism doth also now save us (not
the putting away of the filth of the flesh, but the answer of a good
conscience toward God,) by the resurrection of Jesus Christ:
V...
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_The like figure whereunto_ Αντιτυπον, _the antitype
whereof_, that is, the thing which corresponds, not with the water,
but with the ark; _even baptism doth now save us_ Or is the instrument
of our s...
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THE LIKE FIGURE WHEREUNTO, EVEN BAPTISM; or, baptism, the antitype of
which; that is, baptism which was in a certain way foreshadowed in the
salvation of Noah and his family by water.
NOT THE PUTTING...
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THE LIKE FIGURE WHEREUNTO EVEN BAPTISM DOTH ALSO NOW SAVE US, (NOT THE
PUTTING AWAY OF THE FILTH OF THE FLESH, BUT THE ANSWER OF A GOOD
CONSCIENCE TOWARD GOD,) BY THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS CHRIST,...
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The benefits of Christ's work:...
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There is similar instruction for wives, for theirs is the subject
place, certainly not as slaves to a master, but as joined to their
"own husbands," a most-intimate and precious relationship. Because...
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_ 1 Peter 3:21 ‘And corresponding to that, baptism now saves
you---not the removal of dirt from the flesh, but an appeal to God
for. good conscience---through the resurrection of Jesus Christ,'_
‘CORR...
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14-22 We sanctify God before others, when our conduct invites and
encourages them to glorify and honour him. What was the ground and
reason of their hope? We should be able to defend our religion wit...
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THE LIKE FIGURE; Greek, the antitype. Twice this word occurs in
Scripture; once HEBREWS 9:24, where it signifies simply a type, or
exemplar, or representation; and here, where it implies either the
li...
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Tertullian On the Resurrection of the Flesh
its sanctification comes from the "answer."[349]
Tertullian On Modesty
The "ring" also he is then Wont to receive for the first time,
wherewith, after be...
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1 Peter 3:21 also G2532 antitype G499 which G3739 now G3568 saves
G4982 (G5719) baptism G908 not G3756 removal...
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‘Which water after a true likeness (or ‘echo') also now saves you,
(even baptism, which is not the putting away of the filth of the
flesh, but the interrogation (or ‘answer' or ‘consultation') of a
go...
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THE GROUNDS OF THEIR CONFIDENCE IN THE FACE OF THE POWERS THAT ARE
AGAINST THEM (1 PETER 3:18).
If we are to understand the significance of the verses that follow it
is important that we recognise the...
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1 Peter 3:21. WHICH ALSO IN THE ANTITYPE NOW SAVES YOU, NAMELY
BAPTISM. The rendering of the A. V., ‘the like figure _whereunto,'_
follows a reading which is now given up. The best authorities also
su...
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WHICH ALSO
(ο κα). Water just mentioned.AFTER A TRUE LIKENESS
(αντιτυπον). Water in baptism now as an anti-type of Noah's
deliverance by water. For βαπτισμα see on Matthew 3:7. For
αντιτυπον see o...
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1 Peter 3:21
A Good Conscience.
These words are very wide words, too wide to please most people. They
preach a very free grace, too free to please most people. Man preaches
his own notions of God's f...
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CONTENTS: Duties of husbands and wives toward one another.
Exhortations to Christian consistency. Christ's vicarious sacrifice.
CHARACTERS: God, Christ, Holy Spirit, Sara, Abraham.
CONCLUSION: Worldl...
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1 Peter 3:1. _Ye wives, be in subjection to your own husbands._ The
same words occur in Ephesians 5:22. Col 3:18. The excellence of piety
is pleaded here, as the first ornament of a wife. Wisdom conne...
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WHICH WAS A FIGURE. "The water of the flood itself, which held them
safe in the ark, was a figure pointing to baptism which now saves
you!" _Alford_ (Greek Testament) says: "Water saved them, bearing...
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1 PETER—NOTE ON 1 PETER 3:21 Peter compares salvation in the ark and
BAPTISM. In both, believers are saved through the waters of judgment,
since baptism portrays salvation through judgment. Baptism SA...
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_CRITICAL AND EXEGETICAL NOTES_
1 Peter 3:15. LORD GOD.—Probably better, “Lord Christ.” “To
sanctify Christ or God was to count His name as holy above all other
names, His fear as the only fear which...
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EXPOSITIONS
1 PETER 3:1
LIKEWISE, YE WIVES. St. Peter has spoken of the duties of servants:
why does he omit those of masters? There must have been Christian
masters in Asia Minor, as is plain from...
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Shall we turn now to First Peter chapter three as Peter addresses
himself to the wives? This particular section goes back to verse
thirteen of chapter two,
Submit yourself to every ordinance of man fo...
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1 Corinthians 12:13; 1 Corinthians 4:6; 1 Peter 1:3; 1 Timothy 6:12;...
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The like figure whereunto. Following a rejected reading, w, to which;
so that the literal rendering would be the antitype to which. Read o
ajntitupon, which, the antitype or as an antitype; i e., whic...
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The antitype whereof — The thing typified by the ark, even baptism,
now saveth us — That is, through the water of baptism we are saved
from the sin which overwhelms the world as a flood: not, indeed,...
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Observe here, 1. The type and the anti-type, the ark and baptism;
their salvation from the deluge, by the ark, prefigureth our salvation
from God's wrath by baptism. As all that were without the ark
p...