First Epistle of Peter. 419 



(9) I Pt. 2 ; 5 I Cor. 3 ; 16 



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The figure of a spiritual temple is common with Paul. Eph. 

 2 ; 20—22 very probably suggested this figure to our author. See 

 the discussion loco citato. 



(10) I Pt. 2 ; 15 I Cor. 15 ; 34 



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Although this word appears only in these two places in the N. T., 

 it is a mere coincidence here. It seems to be the only word which 

 is found in these two Epistles only. 



(11) I Pt. 3; 1 I Cor. 14; 34 

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A closer parallel is found in Eph. 5 ; 22. Cf. also 5 ; 33. 



(12) I Pt. 3 ; lb I Cor. 7 ; 14 



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This similarity of thought is probably due to accident. 



'13) I Pt. 3 ; 9 I Cor. 4 ; 12 



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Though the thought is the same, a closer parallel is to be found 

 in Rom. 12 ; 17, 14 ; the first clause of which is in verbal agreement. 

 See the discussion on this passage in Romans, 



(14) I Pt. 3 ; 18 I Cor. 15 ; 3 



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The thought and phrasing are close, but too common to base any 

 argument upon them. Cf. Rom. 5 ; 6, 8, 10, 11, Heb. 9; 28, etc. 



