Peter – Petros

Peter – Petros – [4074]

Pronounced: pet'-ros

Apparently a primary word; a (piece of) rock (larger than lithos [3037]); as a name, Petrus, an apostle. Compare Kephas [2786]

Occurs 162 times in 157 verses.

Exhaustive List of Scriptures That Contain This Word:

Entries following the reference are those used in the New Testament - Greek/English/Strong’s Interlinear.

Scriptures Entered

Mt. 16:18 – Peter

Scriptures Not Entered

Mt. 4:18 – @

Mt. 8:14 – @

Mt. 10:2 – @

Mt. 14:28 – @

Mt. 14:29 – @

Mt. 15:15 – @

Mt. 16:16 – @

Mt. 16:22 – @

Mt. 16:23 – @

Mt. 17:1 – @

Mt. 17:4 – @

Mt. 17:24 – @

Mt. 17:26 – @

Mt. 18:21 – @

Mt. 19:27 – @

Mt. 26:33 – @

Mt. 26:35 – @

Mt. 26:37 – @

Mt. 26:40 – @

Mt. 26:58 – @

Mt. 26:69 – @

Mt. 26:73 – @

Mt. 26:75 – @

Mk. 3:16 – @

Mk. 5:37 – @

Mk. 8:29 – @

Mk. 8:32 – @

Mk. 8:33 – @

Mk. 9:2 – @

Mk. 9:5 – @

Mk. 10:28 – @

Mk. 11:21 – @

Mk. 13:3 – @

Mk. 14:29 – @

Mk. 14:33 – @

Mk. 14:37 – @

Mk. 14:54 – @

Mk. 14:66 – @

Mk. 14:67 – @

Mk. 14:70 – @

Mk. 14:72 – @

Mk. 16:7 – @

Lk. 5:8 – @

Lk. 6:14 – @

Lk. 8:45 – @

Lk. 8:51 – @

Lk. 9:20 – @

Lk. 9:28 – @

Lk. 9:32 – @

Lk. 9:33 – @

Lk. 12:41 – @

Lk. 18:28 – @

Lk. 22:8 – @

Lk. 22:34 – @

Lk. 22:54 – @

Lk. 22:55 – @

Lk. 22:58 – @

Lk. 22:60 – @

Lk. 22:61 – @

Lk. 22:61 – @

Lk. 22:62 – @

Lk. 24:12 – @

Jn. 1:40 – @

Jn. 1:42 – @

Jn. 1:44 – @

Jn. 6:8 – @

Jn. 6:68 – @

Jn. 13:6 – @

Jn. 13:8 – @

Jn. 13:9 – @

Jn. 13:24 – @

Jn. 13:36 – @

Jn. 13:37 – @

Jn. 18:10 – @

Jn. 18:11 – @

Jn. 18:15 – @

Jn. 18:16 – @

Jn. 18:16 – @

Jn. 18:17 – @

Jn. 18:18 – @

Jn. 18:25 – @

Jn. 18:26 – @

Jn. 18:27 – @

Jn. 20:2 – @

Jn. 20:3 – @

Jn. 20:4 – @

Jn. 20:6 – @

Jn. 21:2 – @

Jn. 21:3 – @

Jn. 21:7 – @

Jn. 21:7 – @

Jn. 21:11 – @

Jn. 21:15 – @

Jn. 21:17 – @

Jn. 21:20 – @

Jn. 21:21 – @

Acts 1:13 – @

Acts 1:15 – @

Acts 2:14 – @

Acts 2:37 – @

Acts 2:38 – @

Acts 3:1 – @

Acts 3:3 – @

Acts 3:4 – @

Acts 3:6 – @

Acts 3:11 – @

Acts 3:12 – @

Acts 4:8 – @

Acts 4:13 – @

Acts 4:19 – @

Acts 5:3 – @

Acts 5:8 – @

Acts 5:9 – @

Acts 5:15 – @

Acts 5:29 – @

Acts 8:14 – @

Acts 8:20 – @

Acts 9:32 – @

Acts 9:34 – @

Acts 9:38 – @

Acts 9:39 – @

Acts 9:40 – @

Acts 9:40 – @

Acts 10:5 – @

Acts 10:9 – @

Acts 10:13 – @

Acts 10:14 – @

Acts 10:17 – @

Acts 10:18 – @

Acts 10:19 – @

Acts 10:21 – @

Acts 10:23 – @

Acts 10:25 – @

Acts 10:26 – @

Acts 10:32 – @

Acts 10:34 – @

Acts 10:44 – @

Acts 10:45 – @

Acts 10:46 – @

Acts 11:2 – @

Acts 11:4 – @

Acts 11:7 – @

Acts 11:13 – @

Acts 12:3 – @

Acts 12:5 – @

Acts 12:6 – @

Acts 12:7 – @

Acts 12:11 – @

Acts 12:13 – @

Acts 12:14 – @

Acts 12:14 – @

Acts 12:16 – @

Acts 12:18 – @

Acts 15:7 – @

Gal. 1:18 – @

Gal. 2:7 – @

Gal. 2:8 – @

Gal. 2:11 – @

Gal. 2:14 – @

1 Pet. 1:1 – @

2 Pet. 1:1 – @

Articles That Discuss This Word

Spectrums: “Church” or Ekklesia - Neil Girrard - ( in Adobe/pdf format ) Any individual, whether the worst kind of evil villain or the best kind of saint or hero, is a combination of both good and bad characteristics – so why are led to believe that an assembly, which is made up of many individuals, must be either merely “good” or “bad” and not some mixture of both?

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